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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

The spring term oi K.zu Fill.
school will open on The -2al ia,. n.y.,
the charge OF l.. A. Poor. Mr. pa,
hsd charge Of the schoo, los,ben,.-
terms. and is to-day As p1Fu'aras,-"
Mr.. Edwin Iy, who was ar,s.,.,.
the assent on Jpia Scr.lacr "a.
overto tao March Term $. ). G.
Trial Justice d 90 o, Brovaa.I
Mr.. \. T1fs. Of Cor1I,. .s...
. singing school a. ibis Place. n.
about dify scholars.
NJ. A Charles. formerly D.. Il-
Me.. has opened q ..a-eatE.z-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
PETER 4. fttkEIT.
!. FEKD. hlN1.
FREEMAN e.. NEEllLl'
Iu.u fslIIa Yen D.


Feb. 10. We are having sa'f'
from the southeast. Have bad '.'-.
pleasant days lyr .he season 4-sE'
ent water has been favorable ;9' b.
Stock is doing well. aud se..a7 alag
price.
The Lyceum ia D.,,uc N'.t ---
session Saturday evening, Eco 3D.. -
discussed tic following g4.s,..-. ~
education exei.s mole rd-e1'' -
wealth. IL. ilaines So, c-.'-- 80
dent. The question aas -..-a.s.- % 7
Affirmative by Bracket, Ii..-'' 3D. -
ano, aud on tie negative by 5'.'-.-
Wymau aud While Decided J p
negative. A..
Mr.. Albert 5. K er a-l "-e' 0 =.
YORK. have recently been 90 w.
Mrs Ryer's patents ID Peru D.. p.
Mrs. Luther Austin. Mr. he
gagged in the wholesale ADD 'e.4. u. I >.
aud vegetable business al Yves W.
iu2ton Market. a
Mr.. John Tufts OF Dis...c' No. .
81 years OF age. HIS native i'''
Lynn, Mass. lie came TO D'--
Maine. when 10 yeats Old. VS. 81.
ticed to Capt. James Woods -'' ~
sea, coasled about tNoYears' DC
Mrs. Charlotte Kingsley when J.
old. enlisted in the 1872 va
years OF age. served sixteen a'I-
Pialtsburg. y. Y, went in The ~
ment OF Inlantry under Cap. La
ter OF AugGstG-Major D0''-'-
manded The regiment. He So" -
for desertion. Mr. Tuls h'' - 49,.
wives. bis last two Miss owe o. D.
Peru. and Mrs. Lois BlacA -'
very healthy. being able 20 DO ''l 10
bic labor. Ills m:ad seems ~ ~,
upon all that took place Of iAi''
his early days. .
Mr.. Joseph Staples OF 'A'' w. ..s'
aJou, GO years, died short .',-.
bis residence alter a long '''
native town was FreepoI.' ''' -
came to Peru about 30 yeas
been engaged in farming '--
esteemed an honorable man. ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
NortcdU LVceMIn.

The las, entertainment 10 Norway
Lyceum course WAS given Wednesday
evening, Jy the Hycrs Sisters troupe
This concer, company gave The opening
entertainment Of the course and was so
well received that the managers felt justi
fed in employing them again. We gave
a general criticism OF the concert when
rendered previously. aud simple en-
dorsement of the remarks then made, are
sufficient Tor the present.
The people of Norway who have organ
lied and maintained this course are en-
titled to much credit. They have been
quite unfortunate in not securing alver.
tised lectures, but this vas cwins to u
bureau into whose hands they place the
matter We learn that alter paying all
expenses The committee finds a few dol
lars remaining in its hands. This is 4
very gratifying result to all interested.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
Gryeburg.

Feb. lS.-The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted at the Musi.
cal Convention last week:
ReSolued, That the thanks of this
Convention be given 10 MIR. Davis. moi
only Tor his skilul leadership during the
vocal exercises, aud Tor his timely
suggestions and advice with regard 10
our future progress; but above all Tor
the patient iorbearance he has shown
towards Us in our manifold sins nj
omission and commissions" TO Mrs
Cakes for her delightful "Ssryics OF
Song and TO Mr.. Chelius Tor the won.
deriui harmOnies evoked by his magic
fingers also TO Miss Warmer for her
valuable services. We hope TO meet
them again under more suspicious
circumstances.
ReS0lued, That the Committee of
arrangements aud members OF the con
vention residing in Fryeburg. express
their thanks TO those who have come
from other places TO Join with ns in ,his
musical festival. We trust that the
acqualnlarces made, and the ASSOCIATIONS
formed Will be sufficiently pleasant IN
warrant renewal Of them at the next
meeting Of The Convention.
hesolred, That We will remember and
put IN practice the many excellent hints
ana wise suggestions received dnring
the progress OF the convention. and will
IooA forward with liveliest pleasure TO
similar gatherings in the future.
=, hesoirea' Thst our thanks are due the
elncient committee OF three for their
I Iaoors ana management in bringing this
CONVENTION 10 a successful close. Also IN
tGe pioPrieiors OF The church Tor the use
of their house. ~ '"' use
at the close OF the convention a musi.
Cal organization was formed to mako
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

Col. +. l. SHAW, formerly of this
County, is still engaged in holding meet.
ings under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. Last week =,
two days meeting was held by him in
Waterford. with excellent results. lie
reports that thirty five started in the good
way, aud gave evidences Of u thorough
conversion. Many oil the converts are
heads OF families. a new lite seems to
be Infused into old members, and with
the addition OF so many new members, it
seems that permanent benefit must accrue
TO the community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

nos been able to see the fun in this persons CHASTITY
hUm0r. or 20 consider his one nSe 40 NentN as 20
be overlooked or made the subject Of trillng com
menf We have called attention % his appoint
rrcuf because we fear illustrates the Tendencies
a. tl, u..u ol1 control thc Democratic partg aud
direct its policy, Il Was no accident very obvious
V lie was known. and his record was known, 90
the persons who appointed him. Ihat the 9p'
400. ntmant was made in the same spirit Of toaOy-
i-.l which dictated The removal OF Union soldiers
ana the appointment Of C0niederUtes In then
places wo DO not dcu1', hut we are cutie certaln
mar he southern. REPRESENTATIVE neither request
,,i nor desired 10. No one has ever charged upon
the southern people completely In Mr.. Lincoln /,
asss--nati0n or sympathy with bis murderer, anu
ihc tpsd5 ;ug Democrats who made this appoint
llen' .nsnlted ihcH when this man was selected
GA, fbcir representative.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

REFoRMERs. Our local columns con.
tain iull accounts Of reform meetings held
in various parts OF the County. We are
glad to see our people taking so deep au
interest in this movement. 1t promises
to accomplish much good for the cause oil
temperance. We shall be pleased 10 re-
ceive reports from every meeting held,
feeling confident that no uore acceptable
and valuable local matter can lie
placed before our readers. Keep the ball
rolling, and before spring there will not
be a rum shop in Oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

INVESTIGATION is q good thing when
there is anything TO be investigated.
The rep b!ican party has done a good
deal of that business during The past few
years. thereby relieving itself OF much
impure matter. But it is q little incon-
grUoUs for the economists Of The
Democratic Party, IN Maine to put tie
State 10 the expense Of an investigation
when mere ruuor 5 sll the movers have
to base their charges on. 1t would be a
saving il the majority would vote down
al such noIsenSical measures, sId they
would doubtless 20 so. were it rot for
the political capita. which tue opposition
would make cot Of such selion. Perhaps
the Gully way is 10 couit all investigation
sought 10y Democrats, and bear the
ca.rge OF eXtravagani expenditures with
out mmmuing. It is certainly better TO
be accused Of extravaganza than Of
fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

arrangements Tor future lesliy.l.
the following officers Preside. n wa
W Brady Sc. a rcea'. AFIse..
large number Of Wee President. ~, o
Executive Committee. enJ-,ci. "a
leading musicians IN ,he rei,.1
towns within a circuit 81 ,hia, o,,
miles were appointed. Als1 co1a.9
to dra', constitution ani bylaw, s !.
the society. ~
Owing 10 dc uu'ayonl.o w,......
the concert nights, tae c,na.t... V
themselves considerably out of
They spared uopAias or cyse..e,,
Ger The affair an entire SUCCESS o..
people OF tie town n..I not pe-n- -
loss % !ail on lhei. shoulders
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

"Wednesday, Jas. Gilday who was
engaged in the assault upon Mr.. Stetson,
reported last week. was brought to trial
before Justice Wright II. c. Davis,
Esq. kindly appeared for Giiday, be
having no money nor friends, and Mr.. c.
B. Benson. for tue State. After carefully
reviewing the case. Mr.. Wright found it
Inconsistent, to discharge the young man,
and fined him 81. and half costs, amount
ing in all to little over sll 90. For lack
OF funds he was committed. Stowell, who
was the principal offender, eludod the
officer, and is still at large.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

o. the outside OF this paper will be
found tSo health articles, by excellent
physicians. DR.. Small, Of Gardiner,
shows h0C physical exercise will benefit
everybody; and Dr.. Shattuek of Water.
ford, furnishes an interesting and
instructive article on insauiiy-or one.
sidedness-mentally. We endorse DR..
Shattuck's article with the restriction
that persons shall DO held responsible
for cultivating onesidedness. otherwise,
there would be no moral responsibility.
Certainly a perverted conscience or in
tellect is the seat of all crime; but if
each individual uses The helps and means
provided by mis- Maker and the State, he
will succeed in cultivating an evenly
balanced mind, and thus keep from
crime. Oar New York correspondent
sends a graphic description OF the recent
tour million fire in that city. The
agricultural department is full OF good
hints, and other matter Of value will te
found On the first page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
"By their Fruits.

Under the above title the New York
TIju1e reviews the recent course OF the
Democracy in Congress. The Tribune is
the leading democratic newspaper OF the
United States It might possibly be nee.
essary 10 modify this last statement slight.
ly,snd say that he New York Tribune lCas
AT the last Presidential election he organ
OF the democratic party. Whether it Is
now The true organ OF the democracy, it
is impossible 10 say. The Tribune, afiec-
ton for democratic policy and practice
appears doubtful sometimes, and such
may be the case with the following article.
But ii il is from democratic source, the
article appears to be both true and sincere.
The Tribune says:
Can any Democratic header ion C0usrcs> 20, out.
lAy his ungCl on Su- Tie ..Ct COZ tentative step
toward an act Oi his party which can drOrd tLc
people any such assurance Instead oi exhibit
IN aEy regard ior pure, homes. aud capable
civil service, tHtr have swept Cut ul Ouire every
Republican they could reach, without no uirins IS
% his capacity or l-ue--, SnN vi ltl I-,t litt-e
inquiry sS TO capacity Illness, they nave VsrAb-
u>leI hungry. onice-seeking Democrats in their
place. is he a Republican ~ has Jceu tIe only
question askeJ concerning the candidate for re.
HOy4l. "is be "a Democrat - the only one asked
concerning an applicant tor appointment They
turned the Librarian OF Congress out without a
word. although he was enlueutly qualified TOT tht
place JUS. 20 make room tor a broken down Dem
Ocratlc politician. They hustled Ou- union SOL
iiers wherever they found them ard pUt cOnied-
crate soldiers u4eif places. They made o. clean
sweep % everything from Chief Clerk down 10
GeStaurlnt- keeper. Never was there more shame
less scramble for office. never more reckless,
drunken and disgra celul division OF spOIs. We
are forced 70 believe ihat the manner in which
Has party has plunged Its nose ia tIe trough 80
Tie dfst opportunity Is but lair Illustration o.
Is insti1ccs and quite certain that is real
The character OF tie men whom 10 has rewarded
with IFS ofces, than IN al the platforms, pr0fes-
s.onz and promises that were ever written and
promulgated.
From one of is appointments, that or Mr.. Jas.
l. Hamilton. We may learn 2lL The sweeping
removal OF faithful .nt vIriCut Officers, OF Union
-Oltitrs, honest aud G. p-tle men, whose only
offence Wa- their politics. Was oi u,eH indecent f,
tbe appointment boo their place pt parcel ol
-crreey Ioutc.tu, whose only cain was polu
,a =cfricc-. an arr0Et % che lu-clil- euce OF
sac country as Rr.l U.s. 81 blypftcci rt tuelA,.0u 0i
lnc lrCie Sons @nti PROMISES @. 0u Nlcltls If.tE
Uas tstrus,eL villa power. We 10 aot consider
tac appointment Of such -lal a. haml.C,.l SUI
Z, Isn't a. I--,,I o. condemn Ga, whole Democrat
iJttt .ud Crll D. from power. Bat wc 60 iL.-k
that even were 81 au exceptional pom tlcnt it
wonii Doe 60 cryius shame lrJ Disgrace 90 see tLe
man who -Iol.rl Ia Alr. Lucoln's ass-s- nation
draw ~ pav from and wearing the h0uCss of LAc
Government, Mr. Lincoln lied 10 save. We have
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

The advisory council OF Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, is now in session.
Elk Gov. Diugley of this State, is first
Vice President. lie presided at one OF
the early sessions The scandal is not 10
be dscussed-only the method OF this
church, in dealing with il. A resolution
expressing confidence in Mr. Beecher's
purity of character was passed almost
unanimously.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
south Part..

a. mer.las % Par sra-.. -....
y. thc following rc-o,Ht.H.. r ..a.. .
death of Bro. C.l5. w.r.
Where's. -Our u...-e l.-...s I.. 1
t.uc Knocked 4t u.t portal .... .r..t.
our esteemed brother, D.t.. o. t
bcit
Received -TuN 100 ih. t.a.. 0. Do
Grange hla .1-t hfu-f.r ur. r
upright aui honorable ct.l,u. 4.. .as
a. large q true anl uluiu. u.ral.
I.c u'v-l. -rElt $500 tel.... 81. -a.
deceased Dru;lc-Dli Hr-r.ir.t .. l
great aiilrtI 90.
Resolved That tt.t resolution, .-
upll t4e Gccof1t ~ t.t ..l-. Al. t..t
ZION 90 our frcm fHr .ir .-t
t"tt copies OF t.r -su. Us .Ul. .I OH a
our deceased brother. IHL i..H.-.
ncr spaper- aud thc u.uso E.u...ri.
PETER Z. fIJkErT
i. FEKD. hIN1. tl-r
FREEMAN 4. MERRILL
south Paris, Fcu. D. .-...
Tl. officers OF Oyosl Comfy ll
lion elected Fcb. D is,f.
Pre-ilcp. Al1ut1 O.. -i...F. r-.
Presidents. Gcart D $50 .... SD I.
G.. PRATT, oxford. D. u. H...n. I-I
"a 90. Lebanon. Hebron. k#
ants Bond, %. Is a..,. 81. i..
BOLSTER Atuis. Asa Atwood.
Iruc, Norway. Frank Cos. N.r
rctAT., timothy " t.,A-.y ... i.-
urcr. EpdagY y. Hal. ~I.il t..... p
B.. ~luIrlcl South Paris. I4T.i H....
George 4 Marsh. south lH....
Norway. J \. Morton, htt...i J.. ID.
S0uh Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

IT,, - cents a bushel; shorts, noe CUT
81 80 per hundred. why should eii la', nisss
como,ain. Taey are selling first e,"ss
flour Tor $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

THE Land Scrip Investigation at
Augusta is proving TO be first class
fzz'e. Mr. Bass, of Bangor, who was
the mover in the matter. was invited
Tuesday evening TO tell the committee
all he knew concerning the alleged
frauds. lie declined to be put under
oath, and finally admitted he had no
knowledge of the affair, except through
report. Let's see, wha. word is il which
rhymes with BaSs'
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Weather Report

Temperature last week att A. y, -
sunday ,3I7 clear; Mond.y, '.ls,r: u
.2= hail, wednesday, y -1iarD
49, clear; Friday, IL rieA
clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
Local A0ents.
-, pnstnn.ter in Q. 90 County.)

t.r fls OXToGp nENOCEsT. Tbcy VIII rtr-.l
t.r ash amt attend Oh orders ior JOB WORK, Aa-
s,,tisinq. AUD % any Utlcr matters which suoe'r-
beers mty desire
every Postmaster ia Oxford County')
Albany. =. n. Iorcioy; Auioyer. T.. A. h' ,
,.ru. Gcthcl, POSTER - hcrsef. 2. ID. v't ..s!
Hrowndclj, ID. =. (ucS, 8lcAt-i.. d. IT, l'-N
tsr 81 Atwood, Uto. ID. B,soOc, E,g-, bNtr'
HON e. g.. Harlow; EIytburs, a. LOWS, ~ h
Nrke.ne: Gilctd. Ehos. Wight, a. j. h-aAc
COMMON. john Bcatit- Greenwood. II. 4. COLIN
tinr0,tr, \. *. kuapp; Hebron, A. q. W hiinan
6.ram. l.. 4. Wad-Wortl. Mason, q. IL. Brown
NiCNico. Henry rs. iarN, Norway Vr~' ~ A.
slrpban. E,g. ONfoit, Eey. S. a. Lock
,aal. D. Il .ilau A--; Peru. A.. T.. Hliucs; Porter
=. ". Eeilon. Isaac 4. Trench, 8ar''Hr., W \
abbott r.. n. EuicA.u-; SWEDEN o.. >-An4ei.
tlar..t1f.i. D. 81. shaw Woodstock, a. 4
IiouebtOa. Franklin - "a .lt3u Plantations, Al
thornton. &c.,.
Agents ulI jyiI,, ter commission le'or'
,i.ur.c moneys to tl., olrt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

President Grant signed the Centen.
MIA! Appropriation Bill with quill from
an American Eagle. Good Tor Pennsyl'
vaaia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

SIR. Morrison. tie Chairman OF The
Committee OF Ways and Means, appointed
Or llamtle;on. Virgin. S-cessioai-t,
"a, Clerk e.. lis committee. Il was soon
reported Jta, Hamb,e!on was so litter
towards ,-e government during lie war.
that Do named son John Wilkes Booth,
ia honor Of the assassin Of Abraham
lincoln Hamo.e,ou fading that Jlis
story was last bringing him iCio disgrace
denied it. But soon the tact wss published
in the newspapers TIA, in The announce
ment O. The death OF lii, son his name was
called John w. 3. Hamb.eton.' Even
Morrison, who had !eh out OF his own
brief history tue fact that he was Union
soldier, could no, stand this, 80 be
dismissed Hamb'eton and sent him
home
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
li.. Lan.nr,s Lates,.

.r t..,,.. ,.,..- - Earrn-.-- frIfvp I'm
.,. Nj. t-s ~-..-,,- t,.7
,...,'t-I- : Sr.,,- f,..a, that sac.
,...- r,r,-,ss e,.,-.....g f.. session
lt. h'r .e .-..,,;-s~, .-r.,-lfao
[I 49,, u I,....,l- marty both
- t s.r.a n ga. s.,..,d
49, n .....,., C.,,r.
''..'' $500. 90
"- was '''-, ,-.s..i..,-,r
caucus COM .'''''o.' 81 49, -
81. -. y, I'D. ,r,-o,,,.
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' .... .-,-.~,,,,or, o.,
.''' '' 800 .....-.. l..,.,-.r..r.
''o'.-''' ''' 49,. '.'.t...--......
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49, .-.,- f.........,-. .. Mis-
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SUM - - '' .....
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Il eIeuS, etearns 60. Miun.
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Manhood, how lost, how re-
stored.

E.ysl1 Just published, u new cii-
E,ssssksn ton of DR.. CuIwEHwrH's
<ssAAlEA1 CELEBRATED Essay on the
radical cure without mcdicinc) OF >pcr
matorrhna or Seminal Weakness. Fuyol-
untary Seminal Losses, lmpotcncy. Wen
tai and Physical Incapacity, Impednieni,
to Marriage. sc. also Consumption, Fpi-
lepsy and Fits, induced hv sclt-indui@
ence of sexual extravaganza, Nc.
~ Price, in Il sealed cnvclopa. otn1
six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admir-
able Essay, clearly demonstrates. IRON q
thirty years successful practice. that 'lc
alarming consequences OF seif-aDusc ma,
be radically cured without she dangerous
use of internal medicine or tho anrlica-
ton of the knife pointing out Il mode
of cure at once simple, certain and clIcc-
tral by means Of which evcrv sufferer.
no matter what his condition mas be-.
may cure himself cheaply, privately and
radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the ian0.
Sent under seal, in q nlain envelope
to any address, postpaid, on receipt vi
six cents ortwo post-stdfaps.
Address The Pul'ihers
+. Brucmaa Y son.
Al Ann S., New YORK, Box 1856.
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MeGcrn,i&'e

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Tic cbcn %bc;cihncttn M0ih;ntn mpytcn
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Ndbere Nusfunit ertbeiit:
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General. Tacn,.
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II. 2oba @ountN uua Ncparotur. Aoens
fir Scut. Geatrc.
9obn Sdd,, gncnt in 81. e'ouN.
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Oas ct. 8enebicts Gpnsent
~ a. NI,uA N3;ur

gu st. Club, Minn.,
bat fi6 entfhIoien, cine Mtabsmie an e~r6ffncr, UNI
allen Glterl bic Welegenbeit. thre &inbers
erSicbEng 5e;ner Sbbl,t aapertraien ~ f.hnen
2Sir perben pulltGnDigen naterritt ertbelIen III oen
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