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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-20
Iron III clle Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruridn Syrup. n Protect
Ell Solution Of me PTOtOTide OF
Iron. Is so combined as To hare
the character Of dII diinent. as
easily digeSted and dSSintdted
Tith the biOOd as ne simplest
JO0d. II increases the quantity
Of Natures OiCH I'itdii%iHJ
lgent. IRON az the 6iOOd. anil
cures ga thousand ills. - simply
6g ToniHg up, fHCiDUTUfiUg amt
Ji0ii>iHg the System. The en-
iichcd Grd Cit0li%od blood per-
McatcS eUCTy part Of the 6Ody,
repairing damages ara cdstc,
searching ont morbid ScCre-
tons. and tearing nothing for
disease To feet upon.
This ~ the secret AZ The WOR-
GcrJm SuCccSs Of THIS remedy iH
curing Dyspepsia. Liver Conn
plaint, DropSy, Chronic Diar-
rhC"a, BOilS, Nervous Affections,
Chius and FcvcrS, ITumorS,
Les. of Constitutional Higor,
Etsoos.s OF the Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints,
CHI al diseases originating iIL
q Gdd state Of tic bi0Od, or dc-
cOmpuuicR 6y dcbititV or a iOjO
state Of the system. BciR9 free
from .iic0hOi. ia any FORM. rs
CReFgi:ilg effects are KAT fol-
foiCod 6B corresponding TCGC-
ton, bit are permanent. iHJH-
siV1 strength, rigOr, amt HeiO
iic iptO al parts OfHic system,
C3sd 63tldiiig Wl1 ar L'OR Con-
c'i'UiiOH.
Thousands hare been ChdHgCL
d. ne use Of this remedy, franz
src0I. SicLiy. suffering cFc0-
TIRES, ID strong. heating, and
Happy men anil WOmCn: amt
iHr0tidS cannot rc0sOH0Giyhe5-
.tGte To- DiCe IL trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP Jio'Cp la the glass.
Pamphlets FREQ.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD ny DRUoGIsTs GENERALLY.
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STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD. s. .-Suprcme Judicial Court Dccembe
T,rm 4 /. ISIS

Term. \. J.. i-sS
ALBION Il ANDREW 81 fAEkl> BAXTER.
And now % appearing TO the Court that the aid
Defendant D. not a. lnhuitluf of this state and has
no tenant Hgrut or attorney therein aud that he
hl, mo- notice OF thc prud'uc} 90 this suit.
r. is ordered by the Court hat 90, siid plH.at,n
notify tho sand defendant OF the ptId,ucy the. rof
b, causing an abstract py OF This " ul Nth
tbs order OF Court thereon ~ De- Published three
printed 10 Para. u said County thc la-t publication
10 De- thlfiy ia 40 least before the next O. rm u
-.t QUIT fu h, hui1,n 40 Faris ator,. aid Ou the
second Tuc.dlt Of Mircl next 90 thr end that
the aid delcu,Aut may th-u aud there appear At
sail court .uJ -hrt' r,I., % uf %, haze Why Juls.
u.rut should u-l De- rendered against hIm anI -.
reutltu i--ucI accord .n-Iv.
Au.-t. JAMES = WRIGHT, Ci.fk.
true abstract Of pin'- W-.. AMI order O Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
WILSON 4 ~Nl-ef Atty-. 80 Fn.
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Abstract of PInintin's writ.

E'DNIN X. CHELLIS OF Porter in the County
IL OF oxford aud state 81 Maine Plaintiff, ~.
george r. Dow OF Ashland In the County OF Bel
KNAPP, state of New Hampshire, Der.
As-umpsit on account annexed, for profession Al
services rendered family, for s53-25. Al dAnnum
Seyenty-hyc dollars.
Writ dated February a, 1873, returnable to the
March Term, A. ID. 1873.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-20
Agruultural.


writers say, I'VE Caluot 1uoru 10 Ial>C
beet in Maine" or. "we cannot compete
with the West in the production of beet,
&c, &c. Now l am one who believes We
can Afford 10 make Oeel IN Maiu,, and
can make it with profit. II the writers
should say we could not afford 70 make
pork in Maine, l should not have u word
to say against it. Good cattle are worth
now in any farmers barn $40 per hundred
pOunds-good faited hos are worth -
1t must be a good Ia, lot OF hog that at
Is months Old. will average 400 pounds
or $50 apiece. A good lot OF , year old
stsers bred from a rel bred thoroughbred
bull. with little extra feed asd care, Al
p years old Will average goo pounds,
and hei.ers OF the same age aud breeding
200 pounds. Allowing them % Ice one
half Of each. an average OF so pounds.
at $40 per hundred. gives an average OF
SS0 per head Now I wish % ask any
sensible man who wishes o. keep up ,he
fertility OF bis farm, wba. he can produce
that will pey better b., Gee fed ugt
trouble? Butt can seem .o aeAr ;he in
qaiFy OF some OF "a. >,''' ''''.' VINO
never pa,r'a'1-H d ..-..e..s' ''.' ''' ''''.
lives "N l' ever sd" l'aH- cattle 81,
iHe'e prices OF WAC grows ei.'e ,' ,-'>
SO
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many 'a' a.'', .''a" .''. ""'. .-.' gee.
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60 ''.-' ,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-20
Commissioners Notice.

TIE undc.sig having been appointed %, the
L Honorable Judge Of PROBATE tor thc County
ol oxford on the lCJh day Of December, \. ID.
l--3 Cpmmi ~-iouer- 10 receive and examine The
claims of creditors agal-t the estate OF theneZer
Brigs, lais of Sumner In said County deceased.
ielreseuted in>Olvcnt, hereby give notice that six
months from the date OF said appointment are
allowed said creditors in which Ia present and
nroyc their claims and that they will be in ses-
sion at the Post Onice in East sumner, on Satur.
day, January ;lst, March 18Th. and June 9Th, lsf,
NJ O'Clock +. NJ, for the purpose of receiving the
same.
ERWIN ROBINSON. co-,.s
SHARON ROBINSON, JR,
L. Sumner, Dec. -, ls73. jane
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-20
}tllsttllanp.
HOlc II Looks.


/ certain manncrisms of which | do not
b.'cve YOU are more than halt conscious,
ga, which are strikingly apparen; TO
chance spectators. Probably you did not
think that The quiet old ldly who sat be.
/ hind you Al The lociuIe last night, was
tain. notes of your behavior and form
ing an estimate OF YOU that was certainly
unhIltoring, though she remembered
tina, mucli she beheld was but surface.
\ deep. and lid not touch the core of your
true young hearts.
Bat. dear girls, there Is saving. AS
man thiuketh, SO is he : and my grand
mother used to add, Manners put ON,
/ become habits within"
do not ike to see certain manners,
because lear they will strike in" like
the measles, and work mischief with the
character. Instead OF merely marring the
appearance.
Your new autumn suites were very
/ prr,ty. and :, 4, perfectly legitimate ard
nigh, o. ,aj ~ being we'll ad beComiugly
dressed You had "a right TO a great deal
al ,auoeeutplulsurc - sou Jouucd them,
aat saw IN the mirror how ,Aey set OH
y.uc .ri>a beauty. Bu, Why did you
no. finish your piaAjug and pcrAiug, Your
smoothing aud settling and adnirinS.
In he sec.u,ion OF Your own rooms
D.t SOFA forget ,hst a lads never appears
c. io., OF or oppressed by Der Dies
.. f.. .,,.-.l s..- lufs Y1l- tossing o.
,...,-. anal u,t.fa, ol skirts. ,olt
a.lu-or na..,. ac.s glove, aud nst
.....,a, dainty Uul..rca.s.,. YOUR care
..t....,y ,1 -.... ...l,..at.-,. ,.siru
s r....- F. ,... ...,.rn-> msdr u,
......, ,.,, ..,,.. vanity y,u n.i,ht not bc
vi-a-t,o,.. Wedlao, ad,s.rc oar
r.... .o n,a-. al, y.e sa..lcd at ,our folly.
I..tu.l ie,.f1et, call ,oa ~,i..y Adl,e
..t,..~ ~, I n,,.lo,i Mr.. .i,uGy whisper
aa.ay; bu, then he WAS disturbed 10y
yrur rustic aud luuyr and gisslc, for he
i.s ulc deal and wanted 20 listen to ,he
speaker. D4 occui to ycu that your
c.sg,, aad uo.ic,omr freedom OF bc.
aa.i'r iu;rre,yl with To, comfort OF yoar
uri.n1or>. VINO jded more Tor the ectuie
than you did
E''ene'> is an accusation "hi'" may
ycN YOU: bat caudidIy. dear gitIs. wha,
is ,le c,uIuc, that pcrsisieniiy disiurbs
oA,r, even it it is caused by the excite.
mvu, ct new suits. Jessie, lawfully iun
M" story, or The "iuu" Your quick eyes
dcScry IN My. Porpoie's III timed nap
To u who suffer by it, it loohs like dI'
courtesy aud sclf,hness.
There are other things in life more to
be priced than new dresses and fun; |
would not have YOU get the habit OF Ic.
sarjing them list, lest you iri,,er away
time and mind and power that were given
you tor something higher.
p.rnb,p. Won think did NOT see who
-., io,, across the :,,e from YOU. Ba,
OH and I thought ID YOU knew toN
..,,o.y Won showed th., you saw Walter
and Warren and Joe. YOU would have
scer inst little sbg>hcd.
>,..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-20

To MEssRs LITTLEFiELD Co, Proprietor' OF
Constitutional Cdfarrh Remedy, Manchester, y
II
I reside 10 Manchester y. II, and previously
resided At Hcnnikcr and an a native OF NeAre IN
this state. | have had Catarrh twenty i've years,
ever since was 10 years old had u bad all the
time. 10 run all that period, and nights Il would
an up and drop down IN my throat, causing ioel.
| INK OF choking. so that wOuLi spring up IN bed
| 90 save myself from strangulati"n. 10 affected
~ head 80 that FELT confused, aud was troubled
with ,rrere headache ~ intervals, Tor week AZ
a time. also had pains IN shoulders, back, Ant
Kidneys, from which | suffered immensely. 10
bad were they, that year ago last summer was
obliged 70 lie 10 bed most Of the time Tor three
months. have tried all kinds Of snun and ca.
tsrrh remedies with no particular benefit Hnd
con ul.ed phy -iciau@- had a hacking couSh N l
began 90 take the Constitutional CdfdTrh ReHiods
lat August began 20 grow better before I'm III
INK the ir,t bottle. am new on the third bottle.
My Catayrh o. cWcI. my health l. restored.
have NO pains. aches, or cough. Ny whole
sy-'rm b. made over new. ! know u r. THIS medi-
cine that has rescued me from intense suffering
aud almost the grave. | am now able % do the
hardest work and bear the grcatc-t exposure, and
feel that I cannot -ay too much IN favor Of the
Constitutional Cdf,frrh HcHiedy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
a-d cure of all
arrangements IA
the stomach, liver,
and bowels They
are a mild aperi.
eut, and an ex-
cellent purgatiye.
Being purely veg.
etable, they con.
tain no mercury
or mineral what
ever. Much seri-
oug sickness and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-20
Church Organs

N0Trf % 1IUuf TUTT nrU TUIutlTI ~ IIf''I
t. adlrgss DR. GEO. .. BROOKS tOr.mi>t
a CO.. 81 Washington, s., Boston, Mass sole
Agents Tor the celebrated Church Organs Of GEO.
JARDAINE & son, New York, the builders
OF the ssuU0o organ for Rev. Or. Talmadge's
Church HFoOklYu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-20
rtarafog Iitst'gl

An Irish woman who does washing in
Portland, and who draws pension OF
- mouth, her husband having been
kjl,cd in the late war. WAS asked By the
lady OF Ga. house. recently Wh, she didn't
yet married a.aia. Her answer vas
Hibcfuin "Au sure ma'am. never SAM
tho man lbui va, worth eight dollars a
month"
Attic batting mills IN Ea,Ion, Mass,
the other day il WA, found impossible to
obtain the usual mtc Of speed from the
Plymouth wheel used tot power Exam.
ming the " heel 90 ascertain the uoublc,
the foreman WAS surprised to lind il filled
with eclS. and rigging up a tall and taking
the wheel out, No less than seventy. five
GELS were found. The largest weighing
tour pounds and hah.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-20
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New aud SecOnd-IIand, Qf First tIass
Makers, tcf.4 b, sold af Lower Prices for
Cash, or on Install mcnts. ia city or Country.
during this Financial Crisis and ne Holt
days, BY HORACE WATERS d son, ISL
broadway, than ever before offered In
New York. Agents Wanted 20 scll Waters
Celebrated Pianos, Concerto and Orcbes-
trail Organs. Illustrated Catalogues
mailed. Great Inducements 10 Tie Trade,
4 large discount 20 Ministers, Churches,
SundnN- &c hools. Cft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-20
MRS. r. j. FLANDERS.
Manchester. y. IL, Feb ]. lsil.

I am - years old, have mad C9tarrh ever SINCE
MAS eighteen years nii- amt headache all tn"
fm. have >uilrrr bcy ond description with run
ming 20 Tie nose, dr"rpng- IN ihc throat, choking
and stiauZ lin--. Having tried any quantity OF
lalirh Remedies, but have found nu relief 'iil |
tried your Constitutional tatarrh Remedy, TX
months ago. ! ipuuI mmcdiHt" relief.
tattuh rud ~ IT, attendant evils have LETT
Headache. Fiiu- iu L"iu-, Lo-- ot Appetite. and
General M,lkur--. Les thm three bottles NJ
Come ttuupuui CItIrru Remedy have cured me
haze not been go we'll -iurr can remember -
nov. feel u- % ! could nor -Hy too much Tor the
medicine. or thiuk cod 90 heartily that through
Boz 900 trumcnaaty have been restored Co health
MARY VI ABBDTI
NJ L. Mlucht- Corporation.
MJuchr .tcI, y. II Jan. ., l,...
The above laJ, j. my mother. / am painter
b, trade aud ati EcmlCr OF the CITY Council n
Nturi r-tci. Every word illt my mother -tlies
+. true JACOB ]. ABBOTT
Hundreds If cases of a similar nature cured
within the lat wear. snuff and Lotions are only
temporary rgiicf The CO\>IlTI TiO\AL CA
TARRH REMEDY strikes at the root builds up
the rou -tItUtIou, and makes u new, AMI drives
away ,atltrih aud alt diseases OF the mucous
membrane and their attendant pains anil aches,
pertaining 90 head, back, shoulders, kidneys, and
throat
Price q per Bottle. sold los all Druggist.
Pamphlet OF .! pages giving Treatise on CatNIrh
and containing lhuumrEhic cases OF curc-, ssnt
FREE, by addressing the Proprietors,
LlTTLEFlELO & CO.,
MANCHESTER. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-20

overy family should have them on hand for their
protection and relief when required Long eX-
pcrlence has proved them 20 be the safest, sur
est, and best OF all the Pius with which the
market abounds. By their occasional use, the
blood i purified, the corrupuons Of the system
expelled, distractions removed, and the whole
machinery of life restored 10 it, healthy actiY-
its Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleansed by flyers Pills,
and stimulated into action. Thus incipient dis
ease Is changed into health, the value OF which
change, when reckoned on the vast multitudes
who enjoy II, can hardly be computed. Their
sugar-cOating makes them pleasant TO take,
and preserves their virtues unimpaired for any
length Of time, so that they are ever fresh, and
perfectly reliable. Although searching, they
are mild, and operate without disturbance 10
the constitution, or diet. or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper 10
each box, how 10 use them as q Family Physic,
and for the following complaints, which these
PiUs rapidly cure
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, List
lessness, Languor and Loss Of Appe-
titr. they should be taken moderately 20 stlmu-
late the stomach, and restore its healthy tone
and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various
symptoms, Bilious Headache, sick
Lzeadache Jaundice or Green sick
ness. Bilious Collie and bilious FeVer-,
they should be judcIOusly taken for each case,
% correct the diseased action or remove the
Instructions which cause II.
For Dysentery or Diarrhora, but one
mild dose y generally required.
FOR Itheumatisn, 6our, Gravel, Pal
pitatiOn OF tke Heart, Pals i'm the
side, Back. and Loins. they should be con-
tinuously taken, As required, 10 change the dis
eased action Of the system. With such change
those complaints disappear.
FOR DropSy and Esropsical swellings,
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
- produce the effect OF drastic purge.
For suppression. a large dose should be
taken, As il produces the desired effect by SYM
patty.
A. q Dinner PHI. take one or two PITS 10
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach.
IN occasional dose stimulates the stomach
aud bowels, restores the appetite, and invCor-
a,c- the system Hence it is often advaIta-
cc1us where no serious arrangement exists.
ole who feels tolerably well, often finds that
% dose of these Pills makes him feel decidedly
better, from their cleansing and renoyatlng
effect on ths digestive apparatus.
PREPARED BY
D.. J. c. AVER & Co., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MISS, u. =. 4.
FOR sALE BN ALL DRUGGISTS EVEkfwHEhE.
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was awlully mean" and You liked Ia
make him tearing mad over stunning
blunder - / heard the mot much" and
the ''you bet" mixed up in her reply, and
| saw yon both laugh at my face because
YOU had shocked that old goody."
But was not shocked in the least
was sorry that you could not hear how
that slang sounded 10 some one else as you
ratified il off, and wished you knew what
we cannot help thinking OF a slangy gill
Coarse words from coarse thoughts ; rs 8
Girl speakelh. so is she That does mol
look like an unreasonable conclusion.
That YOU intend To attain anything less
than pure. high toned, refined, and wise
womanhood YOU would vehemently deny
But how can YOU expect purity OF speech
to come upon YOU next year, it it is your
habit now to speak roughly and with
slang How is dignity and rcpose oil
demeauor led up TO by allectation and
foolish parade Who shall look tor
modest, sensible. lovablc woman TO be
the out growth of silly, flirting, selfish
girlhood
Does Jessie say she means to have i
good time while she can? All, girls
that is what want you all to have but
it is no; a good time which de,rac,s from
the bloom and grace ol gnlhood, OF shad
ows womanly purity; and there is nc
worthy pleasure or innocent joy which
YOU may not taSc, and yet be all that Coz
meant YOU To be And it is because
have 50 strong desire lor your happi
ness aud best growth that have held NJ
the mirror Tor you to see yourselves re-
ilectcd; and Tor the same reason viii
subscribe myself, as was The fashion in nay
grandmo,her's day,
Youl friend and well wishcr,"
DOROTHY p0ANE.
rfbri.ti4I5 IttFf't.f
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.bstractof plaintiffs Writ.

Attest: JANIS ;. WKlGIII, Clerk.
?. " Ksdlon, Any. for plG.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-05-06
EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS.
France and Germany-That Stupid and
Very Frencby Idea OF Vengeance
Again-The Commune.

New YoEK, May A letter FROM
Berlin says il was the evident purpose of
the liberals, in voting to tx the military
strength of Germany for seven years, to
enable the Emperor to prepare for any
hostile demonstrations. During the
seven years President McMahon is to ex-
ercise his power in France. The letter
adds the addition of some four hundred
thousand to the regular army, a fact
which carries its own explanation, but
the effect of This increase on the availa-
BILE military material of the country in
wolves another calculation besides the
three years which he series under the
flag. The recreant basis nine years in
reserve and the Landwshr increase of
eighty-six thousand to the permanent
army implies yearly addition
of the same number to the train
ed reserve. This amounts in seven
years to 80, 900 men; or rather since the
effect of the increase will be felt on the
reserve only. After the expiration OF
three years from the beginning of new
levies, 100, ,0C0 will represent that addi-
ton, while l20, 900 more will be still in
active service. In other words, in 1881
Germany will be able tc meet France
with nearly 800, 600 more skilled soldiers
than to-day.
A Paris letter-writer says: Evidently
difficulties are fast closing in about us,
and every day we have some fresh cause
for rejecting upon the security of the
moment. The spirit which animated
the commune is very far from being
crushed. The same men are once more
organizing for another attempt, and just
as they did before in lS4S and in 1871.
Scores of working men are formed in
each srrondis sement under the direction
of district committees, which take their
orders from the central committee. The
next step is to bend men by max
ing them solitaire in all dangers
and benefits, and by the element
of secIesy-alwsys attractive to the
unedueated. Members of the So
ciety who have work are privately
taxed, and dne-half of the proceeds is
added to the sinking fund reserved for
the war budget. The rest goes to aid
those who are out of work and in distress.
Just before the war matters had reached
the stage where we find them to-day,
and CreuzOt was selected as the best
point for beginning the strikes. The
difficulties then caused made possible
the fourth of September. This time the
strikers are to be encouraged in the pos
tive certainty that the septennate must
come to au end one day or another. The
belief that it will not last long gives the
chiefs of the International aD Opportu-
nifty for saying that it viii be succeeded
by another commune
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-05-06

that of funding. 1t is for the interest of
the people and the State that we depre-
cate such division on any question. Diff
feTences OF opinion can best be settled
among ourselves, without invoking de-
feat. ALI the Improvements Of our
State affairs that are possible can be bet.
ter secured by preserving the ascend
aDcy of the Nashville
Union and american.
a correspondent asks the question:
"How it chances that among all those
whose names have yet been mentioned
by the press of Tennessee, in conection
with the United States Senator, Judge
A. o. P. Nicholson has thus far been
overlOokedp We suppose Judge Mich
olson prefers the position he occupies at
present to senatorial honOrs, but he has
adorned both positions, andwould do so
again.-JdcksOB Wig CTsG Tribune.
The Banner, having failed to draw the
dear coloTed men into its bushwhackiDg
independent party, anc fearing that the
civil rights bill will pass aud some O. its
corps be compelled to marry against
their will, is now ready for cremation.
The board of health of Nashville will in
sist that thew cremate outside of the cor
cdO.
Mr.. johnson was asked If he had seen
the compromise" programme venti-
lated by. the papers of the State, in which
it was arranged that he was to be the
next United States senator, and General
Cheatham governor. Ee replied that he
had, but that the statement was certain
ly made without his authority and with
out his knowledge of any such arrange
ment.-NdshVilLe Union and American.
The proposition to POSTPONE the State
political campaign, that is for governor,
congressman and the legislature, until
after the county elections in August,
GEMS to be meeting with pretty general
favor from esst to west. The reasons are
so obvious why the two elections should
not be confused and mixed up, that OBJ
lection to the arrangement is hardly to
be expected. NGstUjlLe Banner.
Our correspondent, "One Voter is
opposed to instructing delegates to the
county convention. Some of his sug-
gestions are good, but so long as men
ICW intrigue and scheme for Office we
fear they will prove impracticable. We
favor the instruction of delegates that
experienced and bold men may not so
easily control the eonvention.-MltT-
freeS6OrO Monitor.
The signs of the times point clearly
to the fact that the disintegration Of the
Republican party is only question Of
time, and will inevitably come upon
that corrupt organization, unless it is
saved from destruction by the weakness
and folly of the elements OF opposition
combined against it.-EGshUiHe Union
and american.