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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03

a writer IN The Christian Times and
Winners speaking Of the banishment OF
Roger Williams by the Massachusetts,. Bay
Colony, says, Holy Writ tells ms OF the
selling Of Joseph into Egypt by his brethren
and just as we see a Providence in that
event. 30 can we behold the same mysteri-
Gus watch over the little colony Of the Bay.
His Puritan brethren exposed Roger Will
Of the forest, only to send out missionary
to the sAyages tba.s few years aftcrward
would have lain waste the whole country,
bad It not been for the interference Of the
very man they had cruelty driven outa few
years before"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03

.g-It is evident that Cleveland does not
understand Mr. Emerson. One Of the news.
papers says
Ralph Waldo Emerson's lecture on Elo-
qucnce reminded us of The way it is said
vessels are built on the St Lawrence--by
the mile. and then cut off to suit orders.
Mr.. Emerson turns over about six sheets
where he reads one, and il is OF no conse-
quence where his turning over stops; one
place to splice on, or TO leave off, is jus. as
good as another. His lecture on mo Flo.
qnence, 'or by any other name, would pass
as well. while, no doubt, from that cord of
manuscript before him. he could extract any
number of oflectures, on any required subjects
just as magician can draw all sorts of
liquor, on demand, from the same bottle.
Lectures now adays are like ready made
doors and windows-made by machinery,
and adapted to any kind Of frame; If they
rattle in the fl ame i; is not TO be wondered
at
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03

MY EFFORT AT MATCH MAKING,


hAd silently watched my aunt for an
hour-my aunt katherinc. who sat -hvn.-
iy at the windo " with her sewing. Through
the light mcshcs Of the lace curtains the
bright sun nshine came in and fell upon her
soh. dark dress. smooth hair and pretty,
white work. while the fresh breeze. float
ins in at the open window. blew into bloom
carun'ion pink upon be- cheeks. and Sit
ting there the breeze and sunshine.
saw hat my aunt Katherine was very hand.
some At frs; thought il strange tha, |
had never noticed that face before; but il
was not strange, for children think moth.
ing about ucir parents or guardians Looks
cSrcp, that they he pleasant or unpleasant,
and was LITTLE more than 4 child Ever
since | could remember. sunt katherine.
with her dark drc.s, smooth hair. and gen.
ne WAY, bad taken care of me and when
grew into .aN girl Of fifteen. oil enough
to 20 TO kissing par;ie, aud have Young
beauv. she vs.. bed over me rll. She was
my mother my companion ~, friend. /
never realized my orrharagc or want o.
Kin, tut bal been the same careless light
hearted. merry girl ever since ! could re
member. that va. on iho June morning I
watched her a, work in The sunlight She
looked up al l1.i.
"AIIie, isn't 10 almost .Loo'.,imez" she
nid
"Y,s, sun.ic. I am going in 4 minute ;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03
u Oct RY
LILIPUT LITERATURE.

Once upon a time, the chiliiren revoitc,
against the old folks. established a provis
ionai government, and appointed kinl
and fnccn. who took up their abode it
Pinaf3re Palace. Their poet. Laureate
sing, the glories OF the now r,gis,. anc
6rst of the revolution:
Essily the thinE wa. done.
FOR the childrtn we're ,hau two to one.
Nrsrr - Hons, quick a. foNcs,
with hoard' Of wealth T. their money boxes.
They dressed ,hems"lve. ia the rlirmcn. elo'he.
They had pa shooters, they had arrows and bow,
- A. To pat resistance down
order fctEns in LiIiput toSH.
They then gave tbcmsclvc, up TO enjoy
mcnt after their own fashion.
Ihcy sucked the Jam. ihry lost the spoons.
They cent up several drr balloons
Ih"y l,t % cracscr', they burnt a guy,
They piled tounre ever ~ high.
They offered priEc for the laEie., bov,
Aud onr tor the most magnificent toy
They split or burnt n, canes OF hand:
They made new laws tn Liliput Land.
Never 30 to-day Whs, they can
Tut 81 tiil to-mprrow, one Of them ran,
Late in hsd and late 20 rise
Was sRo'h's law Whieh they did devise.
They pa.s.d law 20 have aixats plenty
or sautifal thinE 80 .hali tnvuilOn twenty:
magic lantern for all TO .~e.
itabbit, e. keep, and Jhrtstmas tree
4 boat. hou.~ TIA, vent On wheels.
An organ 20 grind, and sherry AZ tnsais
Drums and wh--lbarroW. Roman caadi-s
"htP' with whist!c' let iato handles,
: rvaI live giant. = ro- 20 a.,
goat 90 trace a copper 20 Ky,
\ gaTr~t Of apples. box ot paints,
'As and q hammer, sni no complaints.
Nall up the door, slide down the stairs
on va. l@Ss 81 The parlor ehAirs,-
IN" 'hildr-a having the upper hand
Ih"y made the oil fors, oDtae to .chooi.
SsytnE E"arr-i~~tl--r-,iin n.r.si,t..
Mailer wheeler whilvr.wu-.
Thcy made them Irara all .or,. Of ,l,Ins.
That NOBODY liked. Thry had cat~crisings:
They kept them Go, thrF .rat them doyn
In eiass, Ia 'o"ool, Ia L!llput Iowa.
IN; they gave thrra It Tor tat
Thick byvat aud batter. add AL that:
stics Jaw pudding that tir~- your chin
win the tnafmaiad" 'PSrat ever 80 thin.
Ih"y governed tho e'oeS IN Lliiya, Land
They altered IN" hoar Or tHv rnina'. hand.
IhTs mad" The day fast, they fnti. the day slow
Just a' they wished the time 20 70.
They never waited f,r sinx or for cat
They sever wiped thsir shur. On the mat:
Ih'is gps sAs great, their Joy "a. create
They rode In thr oAby'' prrsmba,aior.
Then they gave evening entertainment.
on magnificent scale
Every came ia cab 20 thu door
i.r-ry on" came ia ptHAfYrr.
Lady and gentleman. Ta'-tai.tat
LOUD knuck, proud knpck, opera hat
The old folks were made 20 give "reci,a.
uon', A. the young ones had 10 under the
ancient regime
one 80 mae too fat by far
Cried. '-ISiREls, twinkle. liitIc star r"'
~ voice va. Erur, hi. plaafore tight;
hls wiir snid Mind. dear. sing q, right
hgt h~ fJrEu'. ant -aii rAta-la7
Toe Queen Of LIiput'. Own papa
She frovnrd and order~,i hltn up 20 bed:
lie said he va .srrv. sh. sho : her head.
lis clean shirt front with hts tsars was stained
Dat discipline had 10 D. maintained
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03

HoosIER IpioMs.-Rev. III A. Edison,
addressing tho teachers Of the public schools
OF indianapolis recently on the subjec. Of
the English language in the Hoosier cap
ital, enumerated a large number of the Pc
cuiar iorns of speech prevalent there.
Prominent among them is the use OF the
word 'at." For example, Where do
you live at?n Where did ou get cold at 'r'
The word ''go"is used for "infend, - as "I
did not 60 TO do it; - II didn't 20 to 70
The word "like"is used in the sense las
though "ie talks like he was crazy
Watch out is the usual synonym for
look out" or "be on yonr guari " JUST
!. pet woid: "is just too baG = II am
just glad" School takes up, is used in
stead OF school opens :" and school has
fetched TO, instead Of school has begun. I"
81 don't guess shall go." is the common
way Of saying II guess | shall not go" Tho
boys all say rock when they mean peb-
bic or stone. Having the fever AMI ague,
they call 'chilling :" garden is a truck
patch !" awful fine" powerful weak. {"
right wrong "a heap sight !" "a right
smart chance" and "a good bit" are COM
mon expressions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03
VOLUME 80, NO. 8.

HE HYDRoGRAPnIc SuRvEY.-Some Of
the general results OF the operations OF the
photographic Survey of the State. are stat.
ed IN recent letter of the Boston Journal
as follows:
I Some general results may be stated.
-Four hhhs OF the surface of the State is
drained into the Atlantic ocean. and about
one'fifih into the waters of the ST. John
river. The elevation Of the Atlantic slope
will average about eleven hundred feet
above tide waters. The rock strati6caiion
runs parallel with the line on the coas, with
n corrugated surface rising by gradual steps
to the dividing ridge between the Atlantic
ocean and the ST. Lawrence and ST. John
waters. The great folds of corrupatons
form great troughs or basins OF water in re-
serve ih the form OF lakes, while the hard
ness Of the rock has prevented the channel
of the river from being easily or deeply
worn, hence the great elevation of these
lake reservoirs above tide water. The
head waters Of the Andro.coggin. less than
two hundred miles from the sea in a straight
line, are higher than the source OF the Miss.
issippi at Lake I,asca, or of the head waters
Of the Kennobec and OF the Penobscot.
Umbagos Lake is 1856 feet above tide water
and at various points on the river there are
rapids extending long distances where the
same water can be used ten times over in
succession OF falls. Moosehead Lake is 107
feet above tide water, which is the largest
reservoir in New England. The waters of
this lake can be permanently raised eight
fee. above the ordinary level aud drawn
down to an equal number Of ieet below it.
1t is readily perceived that the aggregate
amount of the water power of Maine avail
able for manufacturing purposes is vastly
hey on.l any estimate yet made. il not un-
limited"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03
OLD SERIES.

mark in the world. whether she encourage,
ham or not; who is never familiar with her
10 the extent Of an adopted brother or
cousin who is not over careful about dress /;
always pleasant and cousiderste, but alway s
keeping his place as the man. the head. and
never losing it. Such department, with
noble principles. good mind. energy and
industry. will win any woman in the land.
who is worth winning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03

DEATH CAUSED ny a CIGAR BY way OF
a caution 10 smokers. Paris paper, the
Saint public, tries TO make out that the last
cigar smoked by NJ. Fould was the cause OF
his death. Nicotine, fhc redoubsabie pois-
onous principle of tobacco, acts as a heart
poison. In experimenting on animals, our
eminent psychologist, Claude Bernard, Oh.
served that it paralyzcd the central organ
OF the circulation-thcnce sudden death.
\ dose insufficient to kill nevertheless pro.
duccs symptoms analogous to those OF
angina pectoris. Oae Of the most disiin.
guishcd physicians Of our time, NJ. Beau,
who died two years ago. read memoir at
the Academy OF Sciences in 1852, in which
he showed. by very considerable number
of observations made during his practice,
the influence OF tobacco smoking, and espe.
cially in the form Of cigars. in producing
angina psctoriS. lie remarked that the
cigar chiefly has this dreadful result upon
imPressionable persons. who lead sedcn.
tary lives, and whose minds are constantly
on the stretch.