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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

prices and wages as would Gil the whole
laad with bushels OF shin-plasters and
universal confusion.
This subject is referred to st this
time TO caution every one from founding
their prosperity in business on any pop
Ular dogma OF demagogues or any false
theories OF the uses, powers and abuses
OF government. Government and legis-
lation should furnish stable currency
and enough of (which should be
equivalent to gold Here its duty and
its power should end. Business men,
merchants, farmers and manufacturers
cannot be specially benefited by infa-
lion, and they ought not 10 be injured by
contraction and they will not be il
iudicious course is pursued.
The West i, is said has wanted more
money. \ spec ial law was passed by the
last Congress, equaiiziug the currency 10
all the States. By this law part OF the
Banking Capital could be taken from the
East and oaIried.to the West, if the West
wanted or had The means 10 buy it and
increase her banking capital. The West
VAS heard and sn oppOrtucity offered Tor
Ibis purpose, but that region has not
availed itself OF the privilege, and why
not2 Simply because the people there
had no property to invest in more bank
capital. The West already had all the
bank capital within its means. If more
were needed she has been unable to sup.
ply il; and her business has not been
sufficiently remuuerative and profitable
70 invite and absorb capital from abroad
4 delusiye faith in the use and power
OF government on the subject OF the cur
-encv Is the source OF discomfort and
mischief. Beyond the establishment OF
7 safe and stable currency the people OF al
I classes should not expect the government
20 sid them. To inspire business men
with the idea that the government can
I coin money in every mans pocket. IN
any way, Is The work OF the demagoEue
and j. SIS futile as it is disastrous. II any
man would be prosperous in business OF
apv KIND be must be the artidcer OF hii
own fortune and fame. lie must entel
upon some useful and needed occupation
He must pursue il with honesty, integrity
and assiduiiy. lie must not live beyond
. his moons or spend his profit before az
earns il. For If he depends upon th'
government; Tor competence instead o
his own talents aud muscles, he will he
/ sure 10 exhaust his strength on false
faith. which can end only in disapPoint
ment. decreasing the amount Of pape
currency, and widening the diherene'
between its value and that Of the true
/ measure Of value. in order TO seeuI,
business success. Is false faith and
ieiusi0u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
The Ohio Campaign.

The Ohio Democracy inaugurated their
campaign at GAllipolis few days ago.
with speeches from Gov. Allen and Hon.
G.. II. Pendleton. How the people felt
may be ascertained by the follow ing
notices on their banners. Note how
they treat the World which has heretofore
been the great organ OF the parry;
Public property stransles in The grasp
OF the money kings" I'VE prefer the
rag baby to the golden calf" The
World demands specie payment; so did
Judas Iscariot." Prom q subsidized press
The New York World. the flesh and the
devil. good Lord deliver us" money
makes the mare 60" West Virginia
greets OhiO's governor-a thousand
blessings on his head "Greenbacks
are the governments offspring, and must
not be disowncd.r "GtcenJacks saved
The Union, and let them avert starvation.
United. the Yves, and South rule for.
ever" The nations credit, backed by
her wealth, is the best vi money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

Mr.. Frank I. lngraham OF Portland
in aLou. to spend = season In this village,
and will give lessons in Instrumental
music 10 those who desire. We learn that
Tor some years Mr.. Ingraham has been
connected with the music department Of
the well known friI Of B4i!ey & Noyes,
and has also taken number OF private
scholars, whom be has taught with good
success We hope god class VIII be
formed. Parties wishing to secure him
as teacher, may leave their names at
this office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

n different temperatures
or.,er 10 accomplish this The "A''n
~. n an ice box and then 10 |"
".a.ad ,enperature. in each oil "nl'u
nl.ces il will run at sleady 'A'' 10
r,,;na b.en adjusted by moving ~.
aorsws 20 Inc righ, place. Dir. nicna'Is
has a very Ingenious coD'''''".''
:. h;nsei( to secure an even lsmpe'a
=. =, one hundred degrees. ana III
'1h;ob he runs hi, watches. 1t consists
ob,,,t.r in which are hoo@s ~,
hanging watches. and a - 'u'p'1
"a - metal composed. like the rin d
Re bJ.c, wheel. ot stee! ana O'a'S
This bosi,mtIc rs, A. one en'' VIZ
Ill. +. free To o5ey tbs lorce eNeri'u
4, c,,.,s Of tsup ritIrs. i '"0
loose en-! is stitched slender ""'
-. .,.r,,e, or 10 gcrs the blaze Oh q
.n,,l lamp. thus regulating the sUPpl
oTbea, and keeping the temperature un'
form A glass face to the cnA" ~
enables the operator to readily oo'e.se
tbermomeler which haog' IN 'he
ah.nhor MFR. Richards has trans"
:..,,,mert and first class regulator "
-, 10 !, enabled 10 keep eorree'
,;no .dios, his watches SO they viii not
va,v a minute in 4 month. While un'a-
;n-,sd watches vary minutes day 10
cb,nOeable weather. Speaking Of 'nsou
ni,v il may be well to mention IhA' hi
Richards regulator has mercu''''
nendulum planned by himself ana one
Of the best movements which cou'u %
secured and that it keeps correct tune
ue has on hand tue stock OF "a'ene''
clocks. iewelry. spectacles. etc. all Of
which he is ready to show aud to sell 'o
those in need OF such ar icles-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

1t will he seen 10y posters iiai q laie
opportunity is offered u The public 10 20
to Portland aud The Ian j.. The Odd
Fellows have made aTaDg, mtu,s with
the railroad and Island steamer whereby
the expense Tor the round trip is reduced
to two dollars, Including fish or clam
chowder dinner Cd the Islands. The
committee who have the matter in charge
extend general invitation TO every body
to improve this rare chance for day :
recreation. The morning train will leave
South Paris at > 40 Tickets tor sale by
the committee, and at the Register office.
Iii. expected that the Bethel Band will
accom- pany the excursionists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
The splngier House, New lor.

The SrINGLLA uoJsL Vi Nea la..D
reputation u bsiag Tie 4a.,,e,. .-- i.-.-
Ia Gotham 4, j. centrally l.,4.. 30 t.'.l 81.
D. street. cas- or stage !r3m .i ..-iA,
and rallrO-'l Depot, lLI- -a'.l- ,-f.-s
is guests IA. key. VA lac Pc. tal -.
rates Of charge, aye decidedly .l4,. $500
larger hotels, Whge the room. r-'.a-. .-
other accommodations cannot Je ,Ntr.--
ssRgers Tor New York w.l. 10 Us- 3
SPiSGLER HoUsE-Un!ou >4u4I,-- ,-i..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
EI-Presldent johnson Stricken with Pa
ralysis-- Hopes OF his Recovery.

A dispatch from oGreenville, Tenn.
Friday morning. says that Ex-President
Andrew johnson was stricken with pa
ralysis on Wednesday last at the residence
OF his daughter in Carter county. He is
lying in a very critical condition and the
tone of the dispatch was such as to indi.
cate that his recovery was extremely
doubtful. A later dispatch announces
that feeling has been restored to his lett
side and that he speaks intelligibly. Late
Friday night some hopes were entertain.
ed of the ex-President's recovery.
Monday morning papers report that he
died at about 2 O'Clock, Saturday morn
ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Obituary.

DEA. GEORGE WmTEFIELD Cu,s.
horn In Mdhnen. Massschu.c,t. "a.
and died Ia Gilead, June - les. A., . q
= months. lie came % Bethel viii ID. Pc
family In 1921. AZ m4uie'i il.s Mo-
OF Bethel. in l7'i. bal twelve ehiLln. ~
whom are siill diving, AMI ia. d.,ts- w
1871 he marriei Sc. Hannah PIN, ''1
Bridgioa, AMI they resided 10 B-b.' ~,
death in ls5s After ,his d. vent "a p.
teadiax - pas- the Tstaa,nlcr OF h,. h. .t
daughter, Mrs. Hrswa Tlgr.tJ4 Bl-,. '~t
men.s u hi. health. auI tls ,,r., ,s
and pleasant as.J-.atioas ofh.. esJ,, e
dueell him - return g. Ollie % tie r5i,,.
Daring the rcsi Of hi' pilgrimage. b.
summers in Giles .gillh i, soa l,.,.,.,.'' '
on tis hone-tsii. al : the w.a.., ..',-
With hi. laughter A'nand4. a.. a.,
Appiei0a Chipm ~ Milwaukee ,y.. -.
plcl-lrc assum-I tbs OBLIGATIONS u H.
inz t. biz temporal 0al.s, DO 3d. .eg.ti...
ri. frequent visit. an u.rteI .a.....
were .ourc,i sc joy alI prlc 90 l...f,r.
aigaucci ase
fl Isl0 he uailsd with The Cobg,egti.o,...
ia Bethel, and removed bis relation tog
ln GIead a, the time u its orgla.ti,is.
ne was there chosen Deacon. alI r..,
ciate in ore. Dea. AJram Burbank s,... q
place Of a minister oy reading sc-nss.
intending the sabbath school iaaa.,,,.
yeIrs.
Hr Wa one Of the very Few who o-,,..
Temperance reform in tl.i. rr-i.s. AMI n. /
long aud u.eiul Aia Dee adhered r.o..,..
principles he advocated.
During life ~ nearly century. fgs..
ana replcte with progress, D. p..-e.r.t Z
bii,itrd marked excellence of olaI1.t, b.
Grm. generous, gcu..i patton, .a4 ...-
/ banorlne the Christian religion la praf i.
I snluOu- labor- puvafiDns agI DANGER.
pioneer lils. combined .th .tar. lt-..,.
pine. we're efficient in m9ulIurl .as-....
/ has been q CO example fDr b. lla.... F
children O. follow and la- -sclrIu...-
aud reverence % al who hlI ,as Dial.
F knowing him.
By reason Of Doe .ai,i.c.'ulI mora, ....
I i5us worth, d. cause o. hc regarded ar#...
F one OF the chief citizens of Ihe.aH. d.
+ Office Of Gr-i .elecimu lor lI,,a ... +
years. and tosa CLERK ''r .ae -4ue Jena. +
anil vas once cent l- representative t..-.r .
+ iaturc, held iu P5r,.AlI before u.s .es.. h
Maine from Ma.ashu..lt- EaI0r.Is
. COMMON sense, sound Iil- a,.t. ....th.-
.,...ff..r.f T..I -I.... ..... ... .f..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Political Purofechnics.

The temptation to give the readers OF
the DEMocRAT the spirit oil the times is
irresistible. Ii we do not give them an
account OF the profoundest political phil.
osophy, mixed with the romantic and sen
sational. they will complain OF duty neg
lected. As 4 specimen OF modern
Quixoiism in which Sancho was over
whelmed by the recoil of his own mo.
mentum, late encounter challenges both
ancient and modern romance.
A little time ago the editor of the Ban
COR Whiq. Boutelle, made the remark
that the editor OF the Standard, Pillsbury
"obstructed the draft" in the late war
For this, the latter put in his paper q
very short note, saying to the former
"I0u are liar.m Then Boutelle justin
ed his original statement by quotation:
I from Pilsbury's organ-,he Farmir gtor
I Patriot-during the war. The iustiica
ton appears to have been unauswerablG
and remains unanswered. Those OLE
quotations burnt like salt peter and pois
oned ike q cOpperhead.
The next step is an article in the Stand
ard. headed Stink Pot Warriors. -
Every body will pardon the following
quotation from that article. 1t comes
from do,cn along but high seasoned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Newspaper Decisions.

D. ANY person 81 DO who take- paper regularly
nom tle ollcc-whether sireCtcd q hl- name or
auother's. or whether De has subscribed or nos-
d. responsible for tlc pay .ucut
% DO a person orders his paper discontinued,
be ulu.l pay al arrclra-es, or the Publisher may
continue OBJ send o. until paymcai Is lna1er anu
collect the rh1le amourf whether The paper j.
taAeu from che Office or not
s. The Courts have ieci.ict -hat refU-sus % i.lke
newspapers ana periodicals nom t1c F'>t eiale,
or removing ami 4elviuS them uuc2lic1 LlIs =
r-trla frclf evidence Of fraud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
DYSPEPSIA

pysrep.i. b. th- most l.-co-Fa- 4 ali -
ing disease man b. hrir o.. Am,ieA-' a. =
ui4lly satJec. 20 ibis disease aa. 10 e1-'
A. sour stomach. siek hca44. ae, bal .-l
ne-s. heartburn. "a t.s-Lr@-h. -llf.ls
ins pains in the pil OF ,le -t.m.
The fool. coated Tongue. a.-l-r. B.. -
mouth, impure blood anil disease
stomach ani Liver. Two I.-' % -
AUGUST FLOWER "a l.l ,,..ct, l.- 3D..
lhei e positively b. No. O. ease .a .a, --.
vii. not cure. D. yo4 l.a.. -u-
Druggi-ts. u. =. Wn-Ou, -el.. l-.-
Hammond, PARIS HUI. orc. 4. Why I'D
or any otter medicine d,a.e. lni E-. -"
bottle Tor 10 cents AM rs h.-Ee--.-' .-
-.ut1l-Iv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

Rev. Mr.. Gunnison, who recently
made US brief call, breaches within a
short distance of Mr.. Beecher's church in
Brooklyn; and in q conversation with
him in regard to the Beecher Scandal he
expressed unbounded conf dence in
Beecher's innocence and int gritty of
character. Among the intelligent and
well-disposed people OF Brooklyn, he
says, with hardly an exception, there is
not the shadow of doubt as to the limo.
cence OF the Grea; Pfeacher.- Bridgt0n
NeCs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

The 2j,h Annual Exhibition Of The
West Oxford Agricultural Society will be
holden al tho Socieiy's grounds 10 Frye
burg on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Oct. u, IS and II. 1875. The Sec
retary OF the Society, Do. ID Lowell
L1mson. has issued neat circular, CIV
ing programme OF proceedings. list OF
committees and premiums. and list OF
the Society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

We learn from correspondent
whose communication vas received too
late Tor publication in full. that Mr. II. ).
Buchanan with his wife, child and wife's
sister were thrown from carriage ut
West Paris last Friday. and though they
were somewhat injured no serious result
is apprehended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

The District school, Paris Hill. closed
last Friday with grand picnic at Snow's
Falls. The children went in large hay
rack furnished. decorated and driven by
friend kawson, and judging IRON their
cheers as they returned. they must have
spent very pleasant day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

The Fall term OF BrYant's Pond High
School will begin Tuesday. September
I, under the continued instruction of Mr..
A. NJ. Burton. Mr.. Burton has taueb,
several terms in this school, and has
given very excellent satisfaction
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

A SHAME.-It is q shame that ladies
cannot walk the streets of Paris Hill. day
or evening, without either having their
path blocked by cattle or soiling their
clothes with barn-yard flth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

The Resolute Base Ball Club OF Paris
HILL will play friendly game with q
second nine on the common, next Wed d..
nesday, at P. NJ, aud match game
with the West Paris Club at Trap Corner
on Thursday. at q So p. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
hibition by law of the sale oil
intoxicating liquors, and the Ell
forccmeut OF that law; the equit-

able adjustment OF The burden Of taxation
and The Lightning OF that burden 10 The
fullest extent; aud. ia all, the exercise
of lhat rigid economy that admits OF no
ou,Iay tor pnrpcsed OF doubtful utility
and demands 4 toll equivalent for every
expenditure these are the Objects "Hic9
.he Republican party Of Maine ha' had
steadily in view. the peryading ptinci pes
Of Is common law. aud they al; b re 20"
hearty support of my CONVICTION aud
sympathy. - From The sPcecd ~ "eHeTI'
Colulor. at tic Republican STATE '0Hte'4
tim. accepting ne nomination Jor TOR
tTilJr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
FaifA ia the Gorernment.


Fdifh yl the Government.
There j. 81 true ..i,b in Government -
We. IS i1 religion aad morality. Such
s. tsih mus. De .the substance OF things
ho9ei Tor and Tue evidence OF ;hiass not
seen To be Of any value i, must be S.
ratioaa. faith based ca experience and
the true relations Of cause ard ed-c.
1. j. lust s. easy 90 entertain false i=i'h
- true one 10 al that concerns the
affairs o. government, but Z, j. exceed
.uGiy important in 81 government OF the
people Ia, % at matters OF iAl,h every
man should search i-r. lad and abide N
that which is true.
Concerning finance aud The Currency,
il Is ciaicu.t Co ascertain what are the
true elements Ot faith. The suoI-c, Is
discussed 10 such mluner as often 20
cOnluse rather than illustrate the nature
o. The case. We are told by every Judi
ci1ls man that We ough. 10 have s.
stable aud valuable currency based on
the precious metals. which should be
convertible into gold or is equivalent.
81 par. a. all times. and in all places and
countries. And farther, If our govern
meDt i no, 9 living illustration Of this
condition. tha, every act Of legislation
and every political creed Of the peoDle
oDeb, 10 tend 70 speb a rssDl, 8, the
earl;es, ,os.fb,s r,onsn. FMS, and tine
assyeb : doctrine i. and r,p., he 3, meats
the mos, violeD, opnosifion
O,a al, -, ,,a, ,o-, ,,,.a,4 .b.. o.,
,,-l;,,;,.; -, ..r.e., ,..,.s -or,4 mel.
,ls. ,,.,,, .,,-.-,. hs...,,. .,5 ,,-,-,.ro,.
s.. ~ .i., So, -, NJ, - 49,. g
80. --.,, -. .l.. -. -. -.
bscks ~ or ,.r,b-;~ ..vos -, -,
-. r--.--.-l
,.:n -. -. -,
-, -. - =,
No -. - -. ..,-i..,.,
~ r.
,..n,;,.,I os'-.-i-,.a. - -
so,,a -, -, = -.
go, 70, -.,;,..I, T.o,d.-
6,5 a., 800 :, :. -.,io,.I -, -,
n. s,,,,-s i,,o -. aIara,,s =, s,oh
f.;,h
W.. 8. ...s..-, n
800 40 90 =. -. r.,
s,a,,-.4 -. - - -.
49, 80 - ~ .or.-.,.a., -.
proni.e 20 nv ~ daro.od 500 900 400
=, No definite ,ima l,sbicb M, - ono
wear or one bpndrs5 ys.rs hs,ca, I'D
which M. NJ, ole bvlsu are oo,nailAd %
take and psss ron, one n sno,ber g, mar
Or a, .,..b q ai.eo,,,., q. n ,,..,,l,,,or. !,
ooL5 q, or o,rq ami other eo,,,,,,,e, ya,,
a. ttsfr aetls ;,.dyme,s So n. q, Dl,ee
up0n Il. Thai i the essence the eopdi
ton and the value Of 3 greenback s. =
currency in the United States aud in the
civilized world. It's value has auc,uated
since It's first legal existenceirom twenty
cents 20 ninety cents. During the past
Years is value has generally been about
ninety cents. while a part Of the time =
dollar greenback has been worth only -
cents, in gold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Stoopinn fo ConaMer.

The following circular has been IN.
earthed by the Bangor Wii5. Il is the
Roberts-Emery campaign ''calI to duty.
lisa loud. earnest. Democratic rally
from the candidate for Governor. and the
man Emery vbo supplies tie brains Tor
this canvass. The latter is the right
man to sound the ,ocsin OF war aud array
the Democratic forces. He Is valiant
soldier in uue OF peace and issues his
orders 10 military STYLE; bu. in war he
stands and cries; Peace. peace. when
there Is 10 peace"
Republicans The Democratic cAndi-
da.e has stopped to issue BIS orders for
bis own election. VIII you De cap,iyaied
by such modesy? If No. 3 don't con-
tain a resignation Of the General. No. !
will appear in de season.
NO. , DISTRICT CIRCULAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

TIE Colossal BRONZE STATUE ot
which stands in the Park, Al Lowell
tomb OF the first soldiers that fell ID '-'
ton Is lasting and beautiful tribute %
one Of the first objects sought By 'ifAl-'
ing our sister city, which indeed ui4n' d.
posely TO see this elegant object oi u''
was obtained from the King OF BA'4f'" b.
{. Aver, TO whom his majesty wa e-Y' 4.
eiOus in Acknowledgement OF what NJ i'-.
reputed To have done Tor gue sulei''s n
was donated by The Doctor 10 The O''
n permanent and sFeakins emblem %, ~
tories both Of sciclce and ATms--H'''
Ma Pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

Duncan, Sherman x Co., the well
Known bankers OF New York, failed last
week. causing considerable furry in the
financial circles OF New Y ork and Bos ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
BORN

in N.rth lstou. Jl.t -, tI -..
man 20 Brown. "a sow -'r.fr'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
SPINGLER liOlS
UNION SQUARE. N.Y.
EIROPEkN PLAN.

\ SELECT FIRST CLASS HOTEL "
OF tae city. convenient t1 lll p.t.', % 49,.
chlUhcs, thCatTra, cte. stage AAN .-l
pass the doors Tor an steamboat I..f'.
railroad depots GEe>t. nut M'., 49,.
Portable and luxurious "humr % .--
for less money than Al the large. il-i ,.-.
Elegantly furnished rooms a. UI PEG d'. % !
Carriage hire j. saved A. Union >ii'''
reached By street ears or Stage.
3aug8m ~ FROST Pol
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Decrease of Interest.

The decrease OF interest on the public
debt during Grants Administration is
shown by the following table:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
IMPORTANT TOTKiNELLe

When YOU visit or leave tAe CHS no NJ
save annoyance and expense ai r-if u ,pi
AMI eNpres,age hire. and 80. 81. -, ~.
tNlON HOTEL, opposite i.t '"'
TRIAL DEPOT. u has over ~ ',--
ntshed room. and b. ntei y. ODD f-'
with elevator, steam 4li 800 ui...t
European Ian. Tie MS KIN
Counter AID W he Room. age -If..'
best tie market can furnish ih, .-
surpassed. Rooms f0r -in.lc It.'
. 80 Ter day TIch suites ior iIt..- %
atelt low. 80 thAt .tuTs tu ti..... .-'
can live more uNuruu-iy, ior pes N.-
GRAND UNION, than at alt e.at
tel IN The city. Stage ami H1.st l-''
Hotel every inmate iyg alb p4ft- a. '.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

"A innd is now being raised by mem.
oers oil plymouth church Tor the benefit
OF Miss Bessie Turner. eN'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Local faents.

The following persons are authorized Agent,
r7- the ONroEp DEMOCRAT. They VII receli
,srti..r-. and O. any other mlt-crs which subscri
hers mas desire
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

Shall. ! believe Il 10 De revoIltlOnAry
10 spirit. clog to the wheels Of business.
denoralizing in great degree 10 the
cause OF temperance which l. Prociaims
to advance; and while shall openly
oppose il, shall tie more openly and
zealously advocate such MEASURES 70 this
regard as | am convinced will the better
aud more substantially conduce 10 the
prosperity OF our State. and the general
welfare OF its citizens. -Fl0H me sPsech
OF GEN. Roberts. Democratic cH8rfaieJ0r
GorerHOr, Il, The seyeRade 90 Bangor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

PyLE's pnTETic SnFRAIts.
acknowledged the bet ia use. EA'n = 81
the name OF JAMES YYLT None genu'D'
June, p, ~
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DIED.

10 Albany, july IS M Lel1H. C.--.
aged IS year.
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Democratic Doctrine.

And here. lest might be misquoied,
1 viii say that the Prohibitory
Liquor Law, that bone of conteh-
ton 30 long upon our statute
book, icyer favored, l never
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Principles ConipdFe"'
Republican Doctrine

The maintenance of the high standing
Of the credit OF tue State; The promotion
of the development OF its aSrIcuItu' a.
and manufacturing resources; the eN'eh-
.ion OF educational facilities; the pro-
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BANGOR, July Is. 1915.

DIRECTIONS TO cANyAssERs.
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4 reply to such an attack would seem
TO DC both natural and necessary. The
editor Of the Wing, therefore, gives the
following account OF bis personal history
with an air Of truth which appears like a
complete vindicalion from an infamous
charge;
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ELECTION. MONDAY. SEP. Is.

FOR GOVERNOR,
GIN. sELDEN CONNOR, Of Augusta.
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lAlEli.

Mr.. Bauows returned ut noon 10 dsy
having captured Merchant At 81 xico
Corner. Sunday evening.
Dunlap took tea at farmhouse about
three niles north OF lhis village Sunday.
but he oil ;ers failed II arrest him.