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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

Vice President Of the United ~tStcs Wll be held
in the CITl OF CINCINNATI ON
Wednesday, June IA, 1870, at IL VI,
and will consist Of delegates from each state equal
10 twice the number of is senators and tscpresen
natives iu Congress, and two delegates from each
organized TERRITORY and District OF Columbia. la
The convention Tor the elections gt delegates the
committee OF the several states are recommended
20 invite all Republican electors. and all other
voters without regard 20 past political differences
OF previous party utilization who are opposed 10
the rrvivng OF sectional issues ami desire 10 pro
mole friendly feelings anal permanent harmony
throughout the country bv maintaining and en-
forcing all the constitutional rights OF every cli-
zen. including the free exercise 90 the right OF
suffrage " ithOut intimidation and without fraud,
and who are IN tIYOr Of continued prosecution
and punishment OF an official dishonesty, and
economical administration OF the government by
honest. faithful and capable officers who are m
FAVOR of making such reforms M the government
s. experience may from time 20 time suggest; who
are opposed 20 imp2iriug The credit OF the nation
0y dcpreclating any Of il obligations and IN favor
Of sustaining IN every way The national faith and
financial honor, who hold that the common school
system Is the nursery OF American liberty and
should De maintained absolutely from sectarian
control; who believe ihat tor The promotion OF
these ends the direction OF the government should
continue 10 be cOnhded % those VINO adhere 20
the principles o. l116, support them as incOrpOr-
oted IN The constitution and laws, and who are N
favor ~ cCOguuiLng the fundamental principle
Of national unity IN this centennial anny ersary OF
the birth OF the republic.
.>igned' Ed. MORGAN,
Chairman OF the Republican NATL Com.
AN. +. CHANpLER, Secretary.
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SENSIBLE ADVICE.

You are askel every day through tue I'm. me.
OF newspapers and by your druggist 10 u, 500
thing for Dyspepsia aud Liver Complain ',1pt
know nothing about, You get dsc0ur'''eU ., sys
ing money with but little success W" ,rsr.r
you satisfactory proof that GREENS 1'p ;,.r
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Complaint with all its effects, sucI a. p,lp.
ach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costivsne', mash
tation of the Heart, Heartburn VA, e..
coming up of food ater eating, low 'p'' paris;
We ask you to 40 10 GEo l.. WIi>oN1 -, Rethe,
J. II. RAwsoS, Paris Hill; G. Il. " IN n'.,le Of
or any other Druggist, and get saIhP,' Il or
Green's August Flower for 10 cents and y" ", ,es,s
Regular Size Tor 10 cents. TWO "o'''
you
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
NoROMBEGA HALL, Bangor,
Thursday. JUNG aa. SIC, at m 4. ~,

for the purpose OF nominating candidate for
Governor 70 be supported at the September elect
ION and two candidates for electors OF President
and attend 60 such other business - usually
comes before such meetings.
The basis OF representation Will Dee rs follows
Zach city, town, and plantation Is entitled TO one
delegate and one additional delegate for every
seventy i've votes given for the Republican can
didaie for Governor On Is. \ fraction Of forty
votes over the number which Is entitled 90 one
delegate, VIII be ACCORDED, delegate.
The Republican state Committee VIII be In SEES
sion IN tie aute-rOOm ui the Hall az O'Clock the
morning OF the Convention. The usual reduced
fares on railroads and steamboats, may be expect
ell Of which due announcement viii be made
JAMES G.. BLAINE, kenuebec, Chairman.
WILLIAM =. FRYE, Autroscoggiu.
DANIEL RANDALL, AroO>t0ok.
STANLEY I. FULLEN, Cumberland
CHARLES j. TALBOT, Franklin.
JOHN d. HOPKINS, Hancock.
HIRAM BLISS, JE., Knox.
:. :. MARBLE, Lincoln.
ENOCd FOSTER. JE., oxford.
JOSEPH W. PORTER. PeuObscOt
+. \. THOMPSON, Piscataguis
J. ". WAhEFiELD, - gadAhoc.
X. Il. SHEPARD. Somerset.
WILLIAM ". CASTLE. Waldo
NM. j. CORTHELL, Washington.
JOHN HALL, York.
/. y. SMITH Secretary.
Portland. May 4, lS-6.
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The nannmhn..

IT. :. December term Of II. :
Judicial Court at FryeS,n,.ao e 81
holden by Judge Virgin, ga
the first Tuesday of next m ara vi
We find the above item 49,.
rounds OF the papers, and rt sT'a
know what such iargon mSs alr
December term of court will 49,
first Tuesday Of June! WI Ope
A delegation from Yves, p
TORN Climb visited Paris IIlIIs., ta
evening. Pres. Perry. A. p %,
Esq, Bro. wymau, Capt Hnd1
Mrs. A. p. Andrews,Mrs. S,,o- =.
Howe, addressed the mee,io. 'lu
the usual number of memt g Oei
club. A MEETING was held in II. u.
more school district Sunday st' sr " 4
CAMPAIGN PAPrRs.-At the -.
a number OF Oxford County ,o. 'fut1
we have decided to put Out a o,
paper during the coming CAM.
will be seen by nouce in ano,h,
this paper will be sent Tor tire. ~
beginning June 20, at the,r.a;..
% cents, cash in adv 'nce. We1, r'.1
our friends will use treir best ,or'
secure large clubs On these r..
terms. Go,s'
"Wednesday was mo-,
day for Mr.. Blaine. he mn, '-Cs'l
completely eXonera,cd by Ina ,l-!
witness, who has been quot,o s. ".'4'
for 4 statement that nc de.iy,rat'
to him blaine, but he also aln.o., ". VI
mously swept the delegates .i - %
Cincinnati from New Hanps5irs ~. ~
Minnesota. Nebraska. Kau,s. , ~,
sour. The States which held be -.
ventions on Wednesday, send N. ,
gates. OF which 90 are co1ceosd
Blaine. Even the New Yor,
v hich is favorable 10 Bris,oy ma.
cedes that Blaine will have 300 ,o.'
the first ballot lacking ooly ?,
nominaiion.-LeVtst0u journal
The May term oil Probate Con-,
one Of the largest held Tor lo-, .
Over one hundred entries were md
the books. while lheIe are seldom
than thirty at one term. JUDGE ".
has a faculty OF dispatchag 55.
with such rapidly however. ,b.,r
adjourned at the usual hour. H..
ers seem 10 be held 10 reserve uo..
such case rs the above calls ,Lsr
when he shows the people via, be-
dc. Mr.. Davis. the Register l.,.
matized the work Vt recording. /.
arranged his blank forms, tbs. d.
no delay ia making outany pap..,g
are needed. The Probate Ole.
probably never in better wo.A.a,.
than it IS to-day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

r,our Wrru BEAR.-The Ellsworth
l,ner;cau saws: "Last week MIR. Malcolm
McPbee who lives upon the farm Of j. ~
e. n Hopkins in Hopkins. or Town
shin No. SO, discovered two young bears,
ench upon separate trees. ne at oaSo
yen, ~ work and chopped one OF inc
,rses down. and on its Iail the cuo was
billed He then ieled the other Tree anu
- GO, .s il came down. seiZed the cuo
and attempted. in spite OF young brni9 )
aio we and teeth and snarls. to carry hun
~ c,mn He made slow Roadway, anu
a., was worse. the old bear, attracted
nc the cries OF its young ones put III a.,
onnearance and at once began 10 sho"
6ght. McPnce would not give up lne
cnh and with no weapon except a ciuo'
hooon n mastery retreat. lie had MS
hond. full of young bear. scratching anu
snar,,ny. and his rear was thIeh,enc"
evorv moment 10y the old one. fortu-
nateiv. his faithful dog. MAJOR, LOOK part,
in what became a running hgh'. Every
rod ar TWO the angry beast was stopped
hv Major who attacked her rear anu Wv"
he hear would turn upon the u"g' anu
McPhee would Oh lbs s'"O tu'" az"
Give stunning blow to the pear
II, must have been - ludicrous night 10
witness The dog chasing the bear, the
bear chasing McPhee, and anon The bear
chasing the dog and McPhec putting 10
the licks upon the head of The bear. For
nearly q mile bruin continued the pui-
spit Of her captured cab. bat ilnlIIy Nc
Pheee arrived at his camp with his pre-.
McPhee is somewhat the worse Tor The
iieht, being severely scratched about
his arms and body. ard had few clothes
Iaf, and what there were, are all ta'tered
and torn. The cub is now chained to ;.
tree. while McPhee is lying ia wait W tn
his rifle to shoot the old bear al s'sht'
being determined 10 close out Inc "no'o
concern.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

Robinson. the Fort Smith and Arkau-
sas engineer from whom so damaging O
story was expected by some. rises to re:
mark. and his language is plain, that he
gave no bonds to Mr.. Blaine. He did
receive package in Boston from Cald-
well in 1871, just as he was starting for
Washington. to he delivered 10 Blaine.
and hc delivered II; but he never knew
what was in it, and never had any knowl.
edge oil any bond transaction. This
statement nails a lie which has had an
extensive circulation. Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

Nun THROWING Political mud throw
ers IRE hard AT work. No reputatio is
safe from their attacks. Should a saint
appear on earth and these political buzz.
yards suspect leaning toward the Pres
idency, the saint would soon become a
sinner il persistent lying could bring
about the transformation. From the
present indications the coming campaign,
on the part of the Democrats. is TO be no
exception to the rule-mud throwing
against the Republican party in lieu OF
legitimate argument. 1t has tailed in the
past; il will fail in the future .-RepuGiic,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

CONNECTICUT iCdS represented in the
Senate ol the United States by MessIs.
Buckingham and Ferry, both OF them
gentlemen whose character aud public
standing were q credit alike to the state
and the Senate. Connecticut is repre-
scented in the Senate by Mr.. Eaten. u
Democrat OF The extreme Bourbon school,
who duIingthe war WAS a kissing Copper
head and whose CHIEF excellence Is that
OF party trickster. Connecticut tCik
soon add 10 its senatorial honors the
name of William IL. Barnum, another
Democrat, who is already q member OF
the House of Representatives and when
in his seat, as is rarely the fact, is simp-
ly first class dummy" This Mr..
Barnum happened 10 be a rich Democrat.
He owns number of mills, and 1T the
last election he placed upon the affairs OF
his country $4,000, TO help pay the
expenses OF running the Democratic
machine" in Connecticut, including the
grog-bils and other sundries. EX-Goy-
ernor English is understood 10 have
done the same thing Each expected TO
be rewarded By u United States Senator.
ship, IN the event OF success. Mr.. Bar
mum takes the prize OF his patriotism.
Alas for the good name of Connecticut.
when Barnum and Eaton fill the seats
occupied by Buckingham and Ferry. If
these are the first fruits OF Democratic
victory what would the harvest be II
Democracy should gain possession oil the
Government p ndependent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

While the democrats have been il
vestigating at Washington, somebody
has been looking into The States where
that party has control. and has found
that in Indiana the pay and "pickings.
OF the Supreme court have cost the State
the snug sum OF $4,000 per annum.
Among the bills paid for by that State
are $500 for female help, $1,000 fol-
private sleeping rooms. $3.50 for satchels,
and q large amount for washing. carpets
mattresses and new stoves. Wouldn't il
be well for the democratic House to send
a committee to Indiana? 1t might not
be inappropriate to also inquire what use
was made OF the large amount of money
expended by Senator elect Barnum OIL
Connecticut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
WtforS 9tmotrat.
Newspaper Decisions.

l. Any person who who takes paper regularly
from the Oiiice-whether directed 10 his name OF
SnOther's. az whether he has subscribed or not
IL responsible for the payment.
?. Ii person orders his paper discontinued,
he must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
continue TO send il until payment is made, and
collect the whole amount, whether the paper Is
taken from the Ofice or not.
3. The Courts have decided that refusing 60 take
newspapers and periodicals from the post Office,
or removing and leaving them uncalled for, i
yrialG fdcie evidence OF fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

The Naval committee OF the House
has declined by party vote OF five to
four. to accede to Secretary Rob sons
request Tor public hearing. The reius-
al is gross injustice, for the Secretary
has the right TO claim for his testimony
the same publicity which hes been given
to that upon which so many charges
have been based against the manage
ment of his Department.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

E. c. n. Swift is another witness in
whom the Democrats are greatly disap-
pointed. The naval committee have
been examining him in relation to theCat-
tell contracts, and Tuesday Mr., Whit
horne, anxious TO make all the political
capital he could, asked Swift if he ever
contributed money for political purposes.
Yes" was the answer. ''Well, when?"
Il paid SIS. 600 for the election oil James
Buchanan. $1,000 tor the election of Col.
Marcy of New Hampshire, $500 for The
election OF Governor CASTOR of Massa-
chusetts, $500 for Governor Tiiden."
That will do" said Whltthorne, and
Swift was hurried from the stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

Tai. &. often serious question with ., ID.
IIo iind- the ma.kr, fooled with prJar-s-
icines. -c1rr. 70. which are .roomu,
tain cures for hi- peculiar aiment H.r
papers. circulars and ALMANAC. 4ll .-., 81
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for one are a- .trun- l- iIr ifIt.rr q.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

The Democrats are claiming that
Fhzhugh is insane. and all because he
purposes TO publish certain documents
which show Democratic representatives
in an unfavorable light. When Demo
crat begins 10 tell the truth about his
party associates, be is looked upon by
them as 3 luuatic. The idea of telling
the truth when one il not obliged to is by
them regarded as highly unreasonable
one. and sure indication OF alteration
mind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

The following is specimen of the
campaign songs which are firing the
Southern heart. II appears in the New
Orleans Democrat. The author evidently
has clear comprehension OF the breyet-
Confederate House:
Yes, Congress is bound 10 Tx them now,
And 10 teach them u iessOD or two.
We're gwine 70 get back the niggers they stole
With this army OF boys IN blue.
Then well shout hurrah for the Southern star,
And the land of the cotton and cane,
For our var OF jublO has come,
And the Gray's on deck again
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

Y. NJ. G. 4. CANVASS The Mirror O.
last week contains an interesting letter
from Col. Shaw regarding the work
done by himself and associates during
the past winter and spring, from which
we take the following extract:
Thirty -four towns have been visited,
43j meetings been held ia connection
with 81 Congregational churches, II
Methodist. Baptist. Free Baptist. and
3 Christian Baptist. over 1909 have
started IN the Christian hle. nearly all OF
whom have expressed hope. In six
places extensive aud most promising
works OF grace have been Witnessed, a
hundred or more being numbered among
the seekers. In most cases the work has
continued alter the visiting brethren lett.
Five different denominations have been
represented among the workers. who are
all business men aud some OF them lead
ing ones OF wealth. About thirty have
participated as workers. giving their
time gratuitously and some paying their
own travelling expenses. The sum OF
one thousand dollars. contributed by the
state convention, has been expended !;
the work might be continued II The
means were at hand Tor doing it, Us
many invitations from the churches are
yet untitled. The work has been prose
cuted only upon invitation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

h"th".iastIe tsthering--IIon. VIM. Il.
Frye Rs-nollInst,d Tor Comgre,. by Ae-
el@lnation--I. Warren Merrill EIeetor--
Hon. Enoch Foster, Jr, and Hon. w. T.
Frye Delegates to Observation-Disclosures
ResolutlOns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

A very interesting session OF the
State Sunday School Convention was
held in Belfast, lest week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
Local AGENTS.

The following persons are authorized Agents
for the OXFORD DEMOCRAT. They Will receipt
yertisng, and 10 any other matters which subscri-
hers may desire
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

as pleasant 10 take a. honey, aud is -D''''''
harmless. It is sure 10 eXpel worms cure '.-
collie. regulate the bowels and stomach aaI ''a
come irritqLnity caused by rash or el''.-' .''.'
It is periec, substitute Tor Castor o1. 4-' -
Costiyeness in young or OLD shese a''l-s
existence 20 effective and reliable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
every Postmaster I'm Oxford County.)

Albany, j. II. LOvejoy AndOver, +. A. Bod
well Bethel, Foster \ Hersey, T.. W. Woodbury.
BrOwnfeld, J. $. Frink; Buckheld, j. H. DeCOs q
Ter, W Atwood, Geo. ID. Bisbee, Esq.; DN6eld,
Hon. +. u. Harlow; krycburs, Y. /. Lewis. b ".
Mekeene; Gilead, TbOs. Wright, a. j. Blake ;
Grafton, John Beattie; Greenwood, ID. y. COfin f;
Mexico, Henry W. Park; Norway, George l..
Farnham, Esq.: oxford, Rev. =. \. lockwood,
q. L. Hawkes.; Peru, \. l.. HaineS: Porter, +. W .
RedlOu, Isaac l.. French; RumlOrd, +. III. Hutch
ms; sweden, IL. sanders; ). Waterford, J. NJ.
shaw; Woodstock, .. G.. HOughton; Franklin 4
Milton Plantations, L. n. Thornton
Agents will deduct their commission before
sending moneys TO this Office.
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state Convention.

The Republicans OF Name and all others who
propose 20 support the candidate Of the Republi.
can party in the pending elections are invited 10
send delegates Co a state Convention 90 De held in
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

MURDERERs HANGED Friday. Piper,
the belfry murderer, aud Frost, who kill
ed his brother-in-law, were both hanged.
the former ut Boston. The latter at Wor-
cester. Piper made q free confession OF
his crimes, accepted the services Of cler-
gymeu, and died in hope of forgiveness.
His death was instantaneous. Frost, on
the contrary, refused to accept religious
consolation, though confessing his guilt.
1t is reported that when the drop fell, his
head was severed from his body by the
rope, so it hung simply by the ligaments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

THAT FIRST SERMON. DIR. II. G. Estes
OF Paris. shows US 4 copy OF the sermon
preached by Rev. Robert Cushmau, to
which previous reference has been made.
Tho sermon is printed 10 pamphlet form.
with lille page reading as follows: The
Sin and Danger OF Self Love, Described
in Sermon Preached at Plymouth in
New England, by Robert eastman. ~
The text was from ! Cor. N'2I. The
epislle dedicatory j. dated Dee II 1921.
and he pamphlet was issued in 1922. l.
is doubtless The first sermon preached in
New England which was printed Dr..
Estes ms large umh,r OF sue h vaua
Die publications.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
National Convention.
MAsHINGroN. Inn. -. !.

WASHING TOY. Jan. 4, l-sS.
The next Union Republican National Cow eutlOu
lOr the nomination OF candidates fot President anj
Vice President OF the United NtStcs will be held
in the CITY OF CINCINNATI ON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
The latest, greatest

remedy ever pa, together by med,e'. 'ais-'' BY
Rheumatism, Wounds, Swelling Bli4'' O1''
Breast. &c, i. the Ceutaur L.a.m,4,. Ia-f' -
two kinds The White Liuimcnt is .yr .-' ----
family, the Yellow Ceutaur L.ulleti Is !.i 'T''
ined, lame aud strained horses aul .a..a-.''
u4ysU Ban
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

some OF those philAnthrOp.st- "-' .4.' -''
ing plans TOR contributing 10 ~. ,'4.-.' p
improving the health Of the poor "'-' -
money expended in the parcha'e 81 o--'
SULPHUR SOAR serviceable in Ue.;erHs '~' f-
sicAl condition Of The latter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
NEBRASKA.

The Republicans Of Nebraska assem-
bled at Fremont on Wednesday, and
elected delegates to the Cincinnati Con
ventiou r. G.. Brown, n. X. Penny, j..
w. Osborn, Washington II. s. Koley. G.
F. Bay la. and \. Nance, were elected.
They all lavor Mr.. Blaine, and were
instructed 10 vote for him.