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meb famine 2etbep. Malfiner or ubitils
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17

interest or enmity 10 England may have
influenced the subsequent course Of the
French Government, here was young
heart which knew only chivalric and gen
erous impulses. The story of Lafayette
is foremost in the romance of the Ameri-
can Revolution
On this Fourth Of July, 1875, we com
memorate the dawn Of the last year re.
naming to complete the first century Of
the republic. On the Fourth Of July,
1876, we shall commemorate the rising OF
the sun. In the interval the American
people will have been reminded, with con-
stantly augmenting force, Of the cost Of
freedom, and Of It's blessings and its signi-
iicance. The end Of hundred years will
find the nation in magnificent attitude.
The oyer-sensitiyeness Of Its youth will
have entirely passed away, and the Great
Republic will nced no self-assertion, but
stand up, grand in its history, and we
trust wise and tolerant in its might
philadelphia Ledger, July 8.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17
The North Polar Region.

In an article upon the occasion Of the
sailing of the new British discovery expe-
dition to the north pole, the London Times
says:
so what we really begin this 10Th day
of May, 1875, is in all probability a pro-
gressive series Of operations for the dis
covery of this planets most intractable
and inaccessible quarter. At present there
lies within few weeks Of US, and right
between US and inhabited continents, cir
Gle, l 400 miles across, Of which we know
not even whether ii be land or water, or
in what respect ii is affected by some con-
ditions wholly different from our own. L.
it anything more than great refrigerator
for the production Of cold-that Is, for the
absorption Of heat? If water preponder-
ate there, then the cold need not be SO
extreme as we imagine; and just as the
equator is not everywhere hotter thap the
tropics, just as the eastern hemisphere is
warmer by 10o in north latitude than the
western, and the northern hemisphere very
much warmer than the southern, 50 even
the arctic circle may have the benefit Of
genial Influences. 1t has at least half
year of continuous day. What If il be
found sufficiently habitable for the estab.
lishment Of stations in which the produc-
tion and economy Of heat win be the only
serious dificultyg Science is sanguine,
but it confesses itself to be hoping against
hope Is to the matter Of its expections.
An animal or two, seeds that can stand
any cold, some Of the lowest forms Of veg
etable life, and perhaps organisms in The
sea, the poaA ble revelations Of an atmos-
phere completely clear Of aqueous distur-
bance, figure prominently in tho catalogue
Of hope. IL, as il suspected, there be In
gradients in the earth atmosphere too sub
Tie for chemical analysis, the spoctrosoope
may detect them in . region where hn-
midity n6ionger embarrasscs the question.
Then what is the aurora7 Ii it Of earth
or Of heavenf 7 Is it lneteoric Isitcos-
mic? Does il reveals a universal.medium +?
Is il magnetic phenomenon Atabout
the 70th degree Of latitude the expedition
will reach the other side Of the magnetic
pole, and viii have to steer by rules the
contrary Of our own, and becoming more
and more complex till the needle points
finally 70 the center Of the earth. At the
pole not only the compass, but even he
sun, moon, and stars win cease 20 Be avail.
able for the usual purposes Of observation; I;
that i, Il anything should happen 10 the
chronometers, for oil viii then depend On
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17
WESTMINSTER, MD. SATURDAY, JULY II, 1878

erto unknown soliiudes of the interior,
some living specimens might be found ;
that hope has, however, vanished, though
II is evident they once existed 10 great
numbers in the southwest part of the
island. They we're of various species, and
Of different sizes At the same period,
the hippopotamus must have been abun-
dant, as the bones Of fifty skeletons were
picked up in few hours. This species Of
very inferior dimensions to that frequent
ing that Nile, is entirely extinct.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17
Select poetrp.
r..,.. nan,r. lrapa.ine b. Aspr..
ruy SCHOLAR AND THE WORLD.
ny ursRY ". rosorElLow


n, ,nedlayai Rome, know not where.
rss,a .,ood an image with its arm In air,
.nd ON Its lined finger, shining clear,
~ -ataan r,ng with the device. Strike heref
o.s.,,v ,hc people wondered. though none guessed
n.y., ',.sr,rs ,hat these words but half expressed,
I'ntIl learned clerk, who al noonday
with downcaa eyes was passing on MS way,
paused and observed the spot, and marked II well,
wnsr.ot the shadow Of the finger fell;
And. coming back at midnight delyed' and found
A secre, stairway leading under ground.
novn his he passed into spacious hall
m by flaming jewel on the wall
And opposte brafen statue stood
win how and shan in threatening attitude.
rpon its forehead. like coronet,
Were these mysterious words Of menace set
nThat which am, ami my fatal aim
nome can escape, not even yon luminous fame r.
Midway the hall wAsa fair ueble Placed
with cloth Of gold, and golden cups enchased
with rubles, and the plates and knives were gold,
And gold the bread and yiands manifold.
Around H. silent motlonless, and sad,
Were seated gallant knights In amor clad,
And ladies beautiful with plume and zone,
Bu. they were stone their hcnrt within were stone
And the vast hall was filled In every part
with silent crowds. stony In face and heart.
Long al the scene, scwildered aud amazed
The trembling clerk In spcechlcs wonder gaaed
Then from the table, by his greed made bold,
lie seized goblet and knife ofgold.
And suddenly from their seats the guests upsprang
The yaulted ceiling with loud rlamor rang,
The archer sped his arrow, at their call,
shatterlng the lambent jewel on the wall.
And all was dark around and overhead
stark on the floor the luckies clerk lay dead
The writer ofthis legend then records
Its ghostly application In these words
The image Is the Adversary old.
Whose beekoning finger points TO realms Of gold;
our lusts and passions are the downward stair
That leads the soul from dlvlner air;
The archer, Death the flaming Jewel, Life;
Terrestrial goods, the goblet andthe knife. ''
The knights and ladies, all whose flesh and bone
BY ayarce have been hardened into stone;
The clerk, the scholar whom the love Of pelf
Tenpts from his books and from his nobler self
The scholar and the world The endless strife,
The discord In the harmonies ofllfe
The love ofleanlnz, the scquestered hooks,
And all the sweet serenity Of books;
The market place, the eager love ofgain.
Whose aim is vanity, and whose end is pain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12

Subscribers can tell hy examining the color ed
liy attached O. their papers the amount due snd
those wishing 90 avail Themselves Of the advanced
paym~nts can send to rs by mail. or hand 90 the
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the paper paid Tor TO that date. When MONEY
- sent care should De taken 70 examine the sl;p,
aud il the money il notet edited within two weeks,
" shonld be apprised OF it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12
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Published Every Tuesday Morning, by
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12
THE STATE DEBT.

On the first oil January, 1875. the State
debt, after deducting the sinking Iunds,
was IS, Sol, ,076-a reduction OF 1927, ,515
during the past year. The nominal pub
lie debt, however, IS repre- sented by un
cancelled State bonds, was - ,0SS. 4OO-a
reduction oil $50, 600 during the same pc
riod by the ayment and cancellation OF
the loan 10 this amount which maiurcd
March lst. 1874 The balance OF tho
amount set apart for the reduction OF the
public debt (S27l, ,575), has been paid 10
the siuking.iunds. which now amount 10
sl.527 SPA. The aggregate payments
from The treasury, on account OF the
State debt. during the past year were
S619, SIS, Of which 1852 959 was Tor in
terest. S32l.575 for maturing debt and
sinking funds, and Sj.o24 tor premium
on bonds purchased and expenses; a.
though undel the sinking fund system u
larger proportion than this is assigned TO
the interest account. As existing laws
requiIe a similar payment every year, on
account OF the public debt, an annual
assessment OF three mills on every dollar
Oi the State valuation is rendered neces
sary Tor this purpose. At the close OF the
present year, when the tax assessed for
1874 shall have been applied TO the OBJ
iec,s Tor which il was contemplated. the
Siatedebt will be reduced TO about So
10000.
Thus in ten years nearly seven million
dollars have been paid by the people of
Maine on account OF the State debt
nearly three millions being Tor reduction
of principal and four millions on account
of interest. Should the present rate OF
taxation be continued, the balance OF this
immense war debt would be eXtinguished
in fourteen years from this dale. Thus
the same generation that met the personal
responsibilities of the terrible contest TO
preserve the national existence, would
also be called upon 10 bear ali the linan
eial burdens which it imposed upon the
State, amounting in the aggregate TO
more than twenty millions oil dellals.
exclusive of burdens borne in contribu.
tions TO the national treasury. Surely
others, who are 10 share the fruits OF a
struggle which has scarcely parallel IN
history. though they cannot participate
in the terrible sacrifice Ot blood, will es
teen il q privilege, as well as duty, to
aid in discharging the pecuniary liabilities
which II eutailed on the country.
So long as business was conducted on
the speculative basis which II assumed
during and Immediately after The war.
and profits were supposed to be unusually
large, il was wise TO take advantage oil
the opportunity 10 rapidly reduce the
nuhite deht Rnf in fha t,rf sent financial
condition Of the eonntry, aud indeed in
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12


The Hospital continues to be in very
crowded condition. over 400 names ap.
pearing on the roll, Notwithstanding the
discharge of AZ iucurable and imbecile
patients, as directed by law. In accor
dance with a resolve of the last legisla.
ture, the Governor and Council have fin.
ished the uncompleted and unused chapel
building erected several years since, so
as TO furnish excellent accommodations
for about iorty patients, q, an expense OF
1920 The balance OF the appropria.
ton OF 5000 has been turned over TO
the Trustees. for The purpose ol aiding in
furnishing the rooms. The Trustees ask
for an appropriation of SLIGO 70 complete
the furnishing and also one oil $500
Tor an additional boiler ior heating pns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12

This tax aggregates SlOo,O69.33, and
according TO the terms eli The act, has
been assessed on railroads whose stock
has n market value. That portion of the
tax which represents stock held in this
State-about Two fiflhs-goes to munici.
palities, and the remainder. representing
non. resident stock. goes 10 the State.
By the terms OF the act one half of the
tax WAS payable July lst. 1874, and the
balance January lst. 1879. The st. Croix
X PenobscoL company paid the whole OF
the tax assessed on this corporation before
il became due. The Portland Horse Rail
road Company also paid the assessment
on this corporation in satisfactory man
uer. The Boston u Maine company also
promptly paid that part OF the tax on this
corporation which tell due July Isl and,
in note to the State Treasurer, the Pres.
, 1875-09-24


YE3TERDA1's FBoCEEpIsus.
kaw YoRx, bopt. 23.-Thc National Insurance
Convention resumed lss session to-day, NTH
President Chapman presiding
Tho Countlttee reported having arranged the
prelulluaree for convention, to bo addressed
on insurance topics ~ Mesars. Dsyant Deal and
othesu.
Commissioner Smith. GU behalf Of tho Com.
nAssea on Legislation. suggested the reading Of
the proposed draft Of insurance lAWs submitted
by thAt Committee aud tho Convention, aad
which had not been interrupted nhsu
partially read tho othar DAY. Thia wat
asreed ID, aad Ar. Smith eotnp!etsd ~ raadlug Ths
tup1rs VIA aDKhy, aud cousaAea sixty sUatlons.
when b. hAd finished III read!ug, III. Htnlth aofcI
that The report b tafsEfea bark 10 the same Commit
tee, which wAs doat.
COMMISSIONER How raoTed that his resolution, Offer
cd ysssesdAy, R9ssdnR loAus to insurance coupai1as
bu ssaen Tho tabls ad rsfsrrti To thu UoImitsei
% Lrx.satiun, Which VA Aso adopted
Air. HAumaftly. Of Hartford, delivered IN Addss4s,
IN which he s2id tbs obJpct of Ii nsuxanos company
va not to 1nAls nonsy fur il soaholisrs but ii
dasvr1te aud psJ III l. losss, and 1sy 100 eaa tbs
dotIAk, II Is IoAaGlst
0ol1iuiasloaeE Walsh, q ksusas, kesa papas Aaro
, 1875-09-24

fPeao Il grrst length. Mtsr Rt.ns tha thtss essu.sed
of the 1nAnagor Of m AGENCY, hoaa1d: Nov, nsTo
spotsn from standpoint natural onou8h psr6sps =
ny ore much ue<d TO coming statistics bus Qua whlch
that 1gar proportion Il she pronitta recepts n,da
1a wsy Into ths pockets Of Tho AEents than Into tha
eofIe1a Of THO eolnpsn,es .ske onlJ representative
Of hcir e1ansiro machinery Ad wholesale operations
srn en"c 10 manage tnstters to the bost Advantage ID
Isprrr companies oonld nat eare hage tou,uljeft
st'r t,>e fro tho official reports Of fourteen II tl.s
t~en t, .s, I'D 1bose
n.enamb ntariy reach tho enormous amount Of
1snynta .. y,. tss'a 40 wide 10 complete, thai
a1sraee tsoilnE That few data for human calculations
re-, ste 70 ~s9 taa,sni nna th,t these comranira
~ oi1lsal rso5t' received .29 s7i 223 in premiums,
~hoe sas Ne.r1 i u.s. sat ., 1ns a sent o, tns
sEent7 sotn1ntsona on thla of premiu1n. at Is
r. oe ST.; n would ,n.s T., a"an: T., tr7sss neariy
Even st ,hs ol1 rs!e "f co'al,so.. rer cent u,e
oi srtus fa4--putting thu past ten yearu, dur1 IL
which .Rent. haye hsd il een seanrt lid ainouns
tori, md which they have fsid no compissions-r
am entirely tn.'au thu mark N as.er,ing tint ot their
rn5s :a pre- gn receipts. rcachlnE to..:y s1ot t;o,-
money than The compan1ea.
Ths. ozeee. Of tho amount of agents commissions
oFer tho stnount ultimately realized by tho companies
70 light BY theso and all similar statistical compiia
II tho bualnesn Of thele companies had been aecepi
IT al average rate Of premium. only u per cant ha1ow
tnst - ,sniy I'll ~ sseoEe ssre YOU'D not b. single o
tn their tsnaauriee: They would hava hapdled ni1
.tount nearly sqssl to tho whole outstanding clrcua
ton Of all tho National Dankh IN thn United 5atea,
IN handling It. No penny Of The vass amount would
ren3n thess so~tiay1 Ths IL thu great instructive
fact. and {IN ltHBu1a rhfutl
, 1875-09-24

tae ouutstee: yht5 ~rre p,sa.ed 70 w ~ 70 % largo
gathering q ~ Coo 'en.lon psovtns shss .he ins
klehta and ttt& future welfare II their prote.ttY
" insihaon. NJ. Cbaea thon tnnk hs, Heat qn tho
d.r Of hn,i1es. >' S'@>' '~"-N''' IT." ''""A'+ VT
lbs b'cfeAry Frad tho TpEost Of tho Com 1attes on
preparing suitable scrafka upon the daathpt
rfarrtrcnt rncmber, - fct!owx:
Since our laAt sneetng, wetts II. Fothe. has 1een
tocla.on but rece.e ths s.u !ntsi!!sence VII. s5,f
At our hut tnceths he VIA pre+ent with as, taking
rromincn: part. and no ene g.rc creator rrorufe Of
long ufe Only few abort tays, and he IA no more.
to mourn. The briahseat aoxss Ia ths aTns 10 b.
70 hish postton, and b. sa1s psoinsa Of ,e.ua.ns
his highest expectation. Prom ~ nrs. ensasement
pyosn!se, md Ia "a unusually brsef pe,ioI be- ~
readily acquired knowledge II hi hatnts1 u 10 al.
tain leading position Ia hls sphsre lie ruAe frcnhs
iradinR eircu,uspoct and upright ltfe he Command
u the repect and confidence Of AL Theretorn hc II
W. h.ss oet ono of ous 1nost beloved md useful e.
b~ss.
.s,eond-7hat ws deeply s,mpa.hise Witt ths family
Th,7d-I7,at there re4otutinns 10 printed, and a
capy forwarded by thu Btcrcta.y sa BIS ee1earsa
T TuI COMMITTEE oy AGENCY srpEny1s,ox
Presented lrnrthy Ind rather intrcata report In no
WY iniercatinK 10 the eencss sosder however much
10 gentlemen en5arti in the tns,,r,nra tus,neaa
II payticunrly dvelt iron u. necsssi;I Of mutual
cunhdenae between agents and thar Erancina,s. M.
lacking This tue hustncss Yot1 hr itoteis1 snd a4
astto,s results most Inevitably follow.
sruxrAsEocg counrsT1or.
Mr. e. H. tn. grorn In rnn1r1t,aa ~ or,,,,,.c,,
couu.,on rretentei IL lenoshx Tcnort ~ fc a.,d III
to would not strrnpt to spesS frpn scertfan s;.nd
roInt Ennntancn,e rn,nb"s.Inn 49, - daG 49, - -.
combustion lei IN hctTecn t ~ o2s ,n. n. ea,. ~
mn tetrrraturs or d t.mnerstrr tno inw IA H. IT,
milton without tno nrp|tcatiun of .r.inrj.l h.st -
thn porer Of nhrrrot irnjtiou ishnu. In rnnt,r. ~
anoshet suhst,nca or islr th,t n si,e.Jt iHn,tsI
When 5ou ortly llrhscd na;rl, to fancr yoS i.tus
N pni1cd ipif in f,,1t1rt Win nn,,,,ar ~ 1ns
hAs lower tcr1naruture and h. cnntsct ths sstnnn
hpjy il rait.d in ita .enrcr.trr II ,he IonJt.iI
poipt. Combustion uaT In rarrts] m ~
much spNtr Temperature than ignition. 1hs nsunj
bodiea iEnit1ng are.carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen
Ho1ueAmca two bodea viii t4rt un}to hy chemical
action until thi. body b. It's srtve rcsrce caussa
the two hoiica 10 unite. For instauce bring Oxygen
aud hydrogen together In The pteaeuce Of ttnnov
platinum aud thoy burn fur3ousiY
Spontaneous combustisn may srse from the sollou-
inR tAuhea Chesuca action cA4artic forco; for1eu-
tauon; beat CAUSED BY foscs arrested. Under the
f1fst class coma Ill aubgsuces ttiat hare tnwsr nj