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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05

Cosr OF DKINKING. DR. Edward Young,
Chief Of the Government Bureau oil Sta
tis.ics. reports - follows: Tue only OF
ncial Information | am able 10 afford, 10
REGARD 20 toe consumption OF splrituous,
yiuous and t,rmeuted liquors Is derived
from The report OF the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue showing the quantity
~ spirits and beer on which duty was
paid; aud from the returns TO tins Bu-
reau shO my th- qusntity aud value o.
sp,Ii.s and wives Imported from foreign
countries. The figures are respectively
is follows: D'stIIied spirits, exclusive OF
brandy made from fruit, Withdrawn for
consumption during the year ending
June so lS17. SO, SIS, 52j gallons; ter.
mon,ed liquors. paying q tax Of 81 per
bsIre 9,O54,3o+ barrels. Spirits OF al
siuds imported during the fiscal yeaI
/ 1878. l,3S1 go gallons; wines in casks
sut bottles. computed in gallons. . 723.'
4Oy gallons; native wines, brandy, Wc
made from me grape and other fruit, and
made wines. quantity unkuo~n. From
I tho report of The Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue lCr 1877, the following dsia
I is obtained: Amount received from retail
/ iQuor dealer. paying a special tax Of
SO each. 81 $40. 469; amour. received
/ from wholesale hqa0r dealers, paying .
/ special tax ot 500 esch, S449, I29. l. will
/ bs seen that he total number Of retail.
dealers in the year indicated was l53.-
/ 6lS and OF Wholesale dealers, 4 4e7. The
/ ayera ge Mount sold b7 each Is unknown,
l 81, II is Cs,.mstet q follows: 1873 6lS re
/ tail dealers; average ace $1,000 each
/ 500 o54 coo; 497 whOlesair Geaiers {;
average saies, $50. 900 each, SlS+, &c.
600; total. Sj95 764 900. Another esti-
mate OF the aggregate smount of money
annually expended in the United States
for LIQUOR Is as follows: Whiskey and
other spirits. So SIS 525 gallons. at Sc
re,ail. SS4l 09l $50; fermected liquors,
/ S.O74 800 barrels, AT $50 retail. SlS1, 4o6,
l2O: imported brandy and other spirits,
/. SS6. go gallons. 1T $40 retail, SIS, $50,
700; imported wines, 5 723 500 gallons,
q, So retail. S34 $40 SIS; domestic wines,
brsndieS, &c, $25 900 600; total $685.
7S4 7S5. Ii ths foregoing estimates are
not excessive, il is evident that the direct
cost Of the drinking habits OF this coun-
trv exceeds five hundred and ninety five
million dollars. or an average OF about
thirteen dollars FOR each mac, woman and
child in the United States
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
Sherih's sale.

OXFORD, IS -
Taken on execution and will be sold by public
auction TO the highest bidder ,on the twenty
t2s) day of December 4. ID. 1875, at ten O'Clock Ia
the forenoon. at the law-o1lice or K. A. Frye in
Bethei, in said county all the right in equity which
Charles II Harris of Bethel 10 said county, has or
had on the fourth dag ot September, a. ID. 1871,
when the saue was attached on the original writ
TO redeem the following described real estate stu
ated in Bethel, ia ssiu county, to wt;-The home
stead now occupied BY the said Charles IL. Harris,
formerly by John Han ri- late OF Bethel, deceased
the store now occupied By &. & L. {. Rowe; the
old tavern lot called, adjoining the store afore
said; the Reynolds stand so called, and land con-
nected herewith and formerly occupied by ChdS.
W. Douglass; lot Of land kuOwn and called the
Carlton lot and tract Ofland known ami called the
John Harris psstuTe-Th above lie cribed premises
being subject - a mort gage gwen 10y the SAID Chas.
n. Harris 10 Timothy walker, % secure tue pay
ment OF fwO thousand dollars dated Feb. -, 1875,
and recorded in tie registry OF Deeds a. Paris,
Book -. Page -; also subject 20 one other mort
gage given By the said Charles III Harris and one
Naamah Harris wife OF SAID Charles ii. Harris, TO
Tir,Othy Walker 70 secure The payment OF five
hundred dollars, dated OCT. ., 1875, and recorded
In the Registry OF Deed, AZ Paris, Book -, Page
-; on which mortgage there is suppOstdtO be due
about twenty i've hundred dollars.
ALNAN Ii. GOODWIN,
Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Bethel, Oct. 30 1873.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
TlIiane In,prorenael,t.

10 the Editor of Lhe Tribune.
SIR: The Village Improvement Asso-
citation OF Williamstown Mass, held its
hrst anniversary meeting to-day. As
showing what such associations may do
and are doing, some account OF this
meeting may be worth reporting in your
columns. The president in revio wing
the work OF the year was able to ssy
that the village streets had been lighted,
that trees had been planted along the
border OF the road leading 10 one Ui the
neighboring towns. the fences removed
IRON tho front Of many of the dwellings,
and that two courses OF lectures, one in
tho winter and one 10 the summer bad
Oeeu scared. Alter the report OF the
president on behalf OF the Executive
Committee, the uCasursI's report was
read, showing the receipts from men,
bership tees, Subscriptions aud the pro-
cceds OF lectures u be $3.50, and dis
bnrsements smouu,ing 10 1881, lgaviug
800 10 The treasury, Snd no outstanding
debts. After these reports an address
was delivered y the Rev. H,ury Hop
SIDs, OF MeSIneid, a native OF Williams
town. Il was q very happily conceived
address, showing the prscIicabliity auG
desiraOiI,y ct raising our village life 10
THAI condition which would make il the
highest type OF the mode OF living. ca
cuSted to promote The highest well be-
lug OF man. Mr.. Hopkins was followed
by President Chadbourue, A. V. W. Van
Vechteu, ESQ OF New YORK, tn Rev.
Mr. Sewa,l, the Hon Joseph White. Pro
,esscrs Pratt, Phillips aud Gibson. OF the
college, II briet addresses and SEQ, with
music Sut beautiful array at flowers
with which few ladies OF the village
tsI decorated the M~,hodjs, Church Tor
re occasion, The anniversary passed of
most pleasantly All were pleased with
the review OF the year. and The associa-
ton was much encouraged to 20 on with
It's good WORK. +.
Muliams,owu, Mass. Oct. 9, rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
To my Readers.

| take this method to have a
little chat with you. | would
prefer to talk with you in per-
son, and hope soon to have that
privilege; but as | know that
our County Paper will reach
hundreds, while | am devoting
my time tothose who visit me at
my store; | have, therefore to
be contented.
| am about making Il change
in my business, and | wish to
make it for the buyers inter-
est in Ready-Made Clothing,
to call on me for the next sixty
days. | shall close my entire
stock of Clothing at cost for
the next 90 days to make room
for other goods.
Parents remember | have Il
very large stock of Children's
Clothing, and much nicer and
cheaper than you can make at
home.
UNDERWEAR. - Gents, if
YOU want TO buy your Under
wear and furnishing goods
where you can have a full and
complete assortment to select
from, just come to Aliens, for
| have the largest variety in
this section. Undershirts and
Drawers in Woolens, Knit
goods, Red and White Elan
nels, Gray, Mixed, Jean and
Cottonades, Hats & Caps, the
latest Styles. Neckwear. -
Linen and Silk Handkerchief,
Suspenders, Paper and Linen
Collars, Bosoms, Cuffs, &c, this
line of goods will be sold for
CASH. Custom Business will
be carried on as usual.
E. G. ALLEN,
Norway, Maine.
October 10, 1873. raw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
TIE FArTEsr MANIN TIE WORLD

The LoHaoH LOuc-t announces - the champion
hsa~E ~sgu, Ar. Nm. Campbell Of New Castle
on Tyne. He weighs g. stones ., i1s.., De- -lN
fee, four inches .ku, measures ruunl the should
ef- inches. rouu. the waist ~ inches and round
tr- caIt OF BIOS lee ~ iuchr- he IL oui. - wears
OIL. DC wiki diGitu'ty trat he keeps his present
E1r &c -ht ID, yls drought up printer, boz his
s.lC comrc. Icc lIfn 90 discontinue all labor. IUtl
recent, DaIua'sury has lgtu considered n4tur-
a. condition llt since .tv tae use of Adams AMI
Fat.a sure reduction Of FROM two o. fye pounds q
week d, effected t IS believed 90 he q disease. 10
NJ. C8mp bell would use tue Anti Fat, which a
harmless vegetable remedy, trr twelve months ,
hc would be reduced Co respectable " 3rkiuE
We -I,. FOR Iaru-uIa~- ask yur~ f,r1ggis TOT aG-
dres- Botanic Med cine Co., Buffalo, y y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05

TIE East RIVER BRIDGE The las,
wiz OF the last cable OF the East River
Bridge was run over SATURDAY afternoon,
Oc, >, and toe completion % this paIt OF
the work wss greeted with the finging
ont OF flags and loud cheers by the work
men on the snchOragCS. Six millions
eight hundred thousand rounds OF wire
now haUg between the towers and Sn.
ch-rsEes, and shoU, t~eujy-tour thousand
wires are h,UEd up IN the seveBty-Six
Strands that form the tour great cables.
TIE estimate ct Engineer k't blirE wa,
ms, ir would tsSe no less th9n two and
ha,f OF tErte years 10 make the main Ca
Ul,s. out The wOrGmen have been So eX
pert that the whole process Of cable
making mas no, lasted two years. The
cables sre made ABOUT five or six feet
above the position they VI oc' upy alter
81 ,ho settling has taken pace,
T. protect the cables tScy must be con-
tiuuoUsly wrapped with charcoal iron
wire bound about them with the precision
OF thread -boU, spool, and then this
exterior must be saturated with OIL, thick
enough 10 produce, On drying. viscid
gum, and then painted with u thick coat
ui white lead. Tnls preparation will be
moisture proof This week the last two
strands viii he lowered into position, and
then the twelve strands OF each cable,
nov swinging loose, Will DC brought
abou, the So IN cables, already Oound t.
ge.her as core, and put mo wooden
sQleezers 10 be held Tor wrapping.
The Interesting work o; wrapping the
csules has been begun The cables ar
held ID position by wooden clamps. sDd
wrapped lIon the towers toward the CEN
Ire ~ the river and tOwsTd tie anchor
sFes. Sixteen ~rspping machines are t.
ZEE employed. Tnu wrapping machine is
e. reel -rran -ed 20 carry coi. Of wire,
al il has handles ike s pilots Wheel
An iron cy Under. msde in halves so As to
4. close sr3c, the cable, i, worked
around By handle The wire Is drst
ias .,nrd ,o the catle, and This machine is
moved a,org, slowly winding the wire
shout ttc cable As ush, and precise a.
thoC-h !, were = sPoo' OF cotton thread
The wrapping Will t4ke three months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
STATE OLE MAINE.

SIAlt VI MAINE.
OXFORD, 80 :--Board OF County Commi sioners
September Session, 1878
Upon theforegoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that are respon
sible. and that inquiry into the merits Of their 40
pcaIiOn is eXpedient il is ordered that the County
Commissioners meet At the DIV cling house OF Geo
f. Stacy, in Porter in said cOunty,on " Wednesday
the eleventh day Of EMBER
next at ten of the clock \. NJ. and thence pro.
coed to view the route mentioned in said retition
immedi stely after which view, 3 hearing OF the
parties and witnesses will be had a; some eonyen-
lent place in the vicinity, and such other measures
taken in the premises "a the Commissioners shall
Judge proper. And Is further ordered that notice
ofthg time place and purpose OF the COMMISSIONER
meeting aforesaid be given 10 all persons and cor
porations interested BY causing an attested copy OF
said petition and OF this order thereon 10 be served
upon the Clerk OF the town OF Porter and also
posted up in three public places IL SAID town aud
Published three weeks successfully in the Oxford
Democrat, news paper printed in
Paris, in said County OF oxford
the Aisi Of said publications and each OF the
other notices,to b. made, rived and posted at
least thirty days before said time VI meeting to the
end that all persons and corporations may then and
there appear and Shew cause If any they have, why
the prayer OF said petitioners should not be granted
Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true copy Of said petition and order of Court
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
VEGBTINE,
PREPARED BY
H. R. Stevens, Boston, Mass.
yegctinc is Sold BY All Druggists.
4 $4,000 PREMIUM.

That excellent family paper, the Leci5ton Week
~ Journal 10 70 ogdcayor 70 promote the agricul-
turAl interests OF Maine the basis Of al our pros
pcrity has offered premium OF $500 for the bes,
acre OF corn ruised IN this state In the season OF
1879 The premium If open In all, and fuii list OF
entries with statement of success ful competitor
will be given in the Journal This specially will
Aid value TO is already excellent agricultural de.
partment. a a state Newspaper Il is conceded
that the Letrisfoa Journal - uLryallel IN New
uglaud, and compare. fsvorably with metropoli-
tan papers. To such - require second paper,
after subscribing frr their uAu County paper, -
obtain Aiul view ot The lGsir- % ilc country, with
cpltoue Of ID" history OF th" current week, the
Journal u especially commended. The JournGi
Is decidedly republican al advocate of honest
money; yet always aims 70 express It's opinions
IN such manner 10 command thc respect Of
those holding 'csrent We've. IN general feature
the Journal presents an interesting variety for
Maine readcrs, giving t.I yciA prominence 10 the
feature, and viii he Eade as attractive posi-
BILE BY the usc o. the telegraph, and It's facilities
Tor rapid printing the Wcckiy h. always pre-cntcd
with all the FRESHNESS Il daily Of corresponding
date.
lis large is-coiumn papc- aud is furnished
n only a. per year m advance The publishers pre-
payug hc postage or Il Viii bee sent IN trial three
mouths for fifty cents. Specimen copies forward.
81 grAtUtCusly or application.
The Erening Journal, issuing THREE editions dai.
y, swaNs prCsents q The Maine reader the latest
and freshest lntelligeuce.-the telegraph enabling
it. publishers % present several hour- later news
than morning dailies by The same mails. Term.
by mai, postage prepaid e. per ear Address
PUBLISHERS JOURNAL, LEWISTON, Ne
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NOiICe.

NTOTICE j. given that Olive X GOss, by her
~ Mortgage deed, daied February 20, 1875 con.
yeyed 10 me IN mortgage parcel OF land with the
buildings thereon, - LocAe'i Mills, in Greenwood
in the county OF Oxford which mortgage 10 re-
corded in oxford he .-trY OF Deeds at Paris, Book
III PAGE 637, and to which record reference Is mad
for full description Of said parcel of land, and
that the condition In said mortgage is broken.-
Wherefore, claim foreclosure thereof, accord.
ing to the tenor thereof Of the said mortgage and
according 10 the Statute IN such cases made and
provided. MARY y. PERKINS.
MinOt Nov. >, lS4S. 5-3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
Beat Estate Transfers.
WESTERN DISTRICT.

WIS., EAN ii4e4 A4lls
= l. FlIter 90 ~I.-- ~uOUL acre land 10 Brown
ii ID Eliza A. Sf.rslsy 20 L. X q lies a Co. small
piece. Ia1d iu broSuiel1. J.. X GILES * Co, O.
" .--4...l 10 ue.-y 10. Walker. io, Of land In
Io..II- H 10 Walker I'D ID ll ---- l1-ton n. meadow
I.u.I ln Lowell. t-ul. F.Cuplu Oh t--gk ii Blake
-,.. E. t5-r1 .r stow. Prank Parker O. Sdmur.
p .a- - acres Iauc 10 hiram, Vim. III. smith Co.
Pm p Hanson e. al. farm In Hiram, Aea Cum
MINIS % Rachel : Caswell, farm u Brldgtou and
S.stltI. CALVIN Austin to Jas 4 =. Il. MaiAcI !
,,.. trees ia Frvtburg; y. Ripley Flint TO samuel
W Gould. small farm iu A.r4mi Geo. NakeLti.
g. HIS q a Andrew L 70 akedeic. 81 acres land
iu BrOwntell, jordan stacy 2d 20 John stacy e.
T. arm in Porter.
sc. HOBBS, Reg'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
Freedom Notice.

ITO all whom il may concern - This Is 20 give
/ notice that this day give my son, JOHN II.
JOHNSON, ia minor, his time, 80 that make no
claim for wages earned ly h.m,and forbid all per-
sons trusting him OIL my account, a. shall pay no
bills contracted BY him after this date.
JOHN @. JOHNSON.
Wituess-GEoBGE e. BLANCHARD.
Rumfor,i, oct. =, ISIS. nG-3w'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05

IN said County Of Oxford
TUMBLI shows the undersigned, that 4 town.
III way commencing at bend of road near Tie
house Of George Z. stacy ia ihe tow OF Porter
IN SAID county, and thence running south eaSterly
ana coming out IN road near dwelling house oil
Charles X. Garland Of sE.d Porter, would be OF
great public convenience That the selectmen Of
said town OF Porter, ST Or notice and hearing OF
the parties have laid out suCh way and reported
the same 10 the town at public meeting OF the
inhabitants, duly notified and warned. which said
report the said town allowed and approved OF said
way as laid out by the selectmen aforesaid, and
the same wac put on record, yet said town there.
afterwards AT public meeting of the inhabitsnts
duly notified and warned recalled said vote, allow
iIg and approving said way as laid out bv the Sc.
lectmen aforesaid, thus unreasOnably refusing TO
allow and approve said town way as laid out by
said seectmen, and 10 put the same on record,
wherefOreyo petitioners considering themselves
agrieyed by such delay and refusal pray that your
honors would agreeably to law IN such case made
and provided, accept and approve said town way
and direct the same TO be duly recorded.
JORDAN STACY, ID,
and II others.
Dated at Porter, this 10Th day of August, A. ID.
ISIS
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New Advertisements.
Freedom NOIIce.

Two all whom It may concern: - This is to give
4 notice that have this day given my son, HER
BkET y. JOHNSON, "a minor, ms time, so that
make no claim for wages earned 10y him, and for
bid all persons t-ustlEg him on my account, as
hail pay no bills contracted by him after this
dat. JOHN o. JOHNSON.
Witness-GEoRGE +. BLANCHARD.
Rumfotd, oct -, ISIS. n6-3ws
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05

without shadow Of doubt the best medicine in
Jrs world fcr coughs colds ,hoA-seness, bronchitis
soreness Of Tie throat, astbms, n'uenza, catarrh,
whooplug cough and lung diseases, is Addmso'''s
Eo'rai- BaIsom. Price IS cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
MARRIED.

In Paris. Oct. 2i d. Rev. A. Hin, VIM. O. Morse
ard Mes Annie F. Young, both Of Norway.
ID Ncyvr-. Ort De-, by Rev. a.. n. Holmes, Pres
cor T. Gould o. Duumer, \. H., and Miss sarah z.
o. 5,tart % Hanover, Me. Also. Oct. q, samuel
Pa-rr'dge OF Norway. and Mrs. Dorcas b. Moore
OF Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
ERYSIPELAS.

Many of our best citizens inform us that Dr. II.
8. LAMB, No. 33s Congress ST., f'ort-
land, Me-, never fails in the cure of the severest
forms of ErYsipelas, rheumatism, and all forms
OF Scrofula, and all Diseases OF the Skin.
seplS-ly
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TO Inventors and Mechanics.

PATENTS and how to obtain them. Pamphlet
OF sixty pages iroe, upon receipt Of Stamps for
Postage. Address
GILMORE, SMITH & CO.,
Solicitors Of Patents, Boz 81,
milf WRShiHatOn. y. Q.
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DIED.

j. Byron, Oct. %, Alcnzo H. Merrill aged 50
yrs NOS, Is days.
In Benton, Oct. p, Clara E. Pratt, aged 26 yrs,
3 mos, y days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
Caution.

MY wife, Martha f. Gray, having refused TO
vi live with me without any just cause. Al
persons are forbidden trusting or harboring her
on my account, having provided a good nome
Tor her. AUSTIN y. GRA1.
sumner Nov. 3, 1878. 3w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
BORN.

In Milton PIN. oct. 25.to The wife Of CF.Chase
a slu.
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"VEGE TINE,"

saws Boston physician HIS no equal as blood
puridcr. Hearing OF its many wonderful cures AFTER
al "ther remedies had failed visited the Labora-
tOl and convinced myself OF is genuine merit, IL
Is pr, pared from banks, roots, and herbs. each OF
which is highly effective, and they are compound
cd in such manner as to produce astonishing re-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05
PROVERBS.

PROVERBS.
"SOur stomach, bad breath, Indigestion and
headache easily cured by Hop Bitters."
study Hop B''tcrs books, use the medicine, be
wise, healthy AMI happy"
wv hen life is a drug and you have lost all hope .,
try Hop Bitier-"
kidney and urinary trouble i universal, and
the only safe and sure remedy is Hop Bitters-rely
on IT,"
Hop Biters does not exhaust and destroy, bu.
restores and makes new "
"Ague, Bilousness. drowsiness. jaundicc, Hop
Bitters remove easily"
"Bois, Pimples, Freckles, Rough skin, erup-
lions, impure blood, Hop Bitters cure"
"Inactive Kidneys AMI Urinary Organs cause
all"
"More health, sunshine and jog in Hop Bitters
than in Ell Other rCmedes.n
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief is
the best.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-05

To the honorable the Court Of County Commission
ers TAR The County Of oxford, merit TO be holden
in said County Of Oxford
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October p, 1873.
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Don't forget tho Musical Convention
q, South Paris. L begins to-day-Tues-
day-Nov. 5,h.
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