Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-06-18


is repairing the highway. at $3.50 pc
day.
Rev. F. A. Thayer has located 81
pastor of the Congregational Church al
Sumner. and is giving general satisiae
ton.
Two 6ne colts for sale cheap. Can
be seen at the Pasture OF A. S. Thayer,
Paris. See advertisement in another
column.
HARrER's MONTHLY for July is re-
ceived, and contains more than the ususl
variety for summer pesding-S5 cents
per copy; "a per year. New York.
The publication of the Rockland
Courier, which has slumbered four months
will be resumed as a six-coiumn paper.
st 81 per year. under the management OF
new frm, with W. o. Fuller, Jr., as
editor.
The only two things shown beyond
peTsdventure by the Potter invesliga-
tion SO lar are CD that Anderson is not
TO be believed except on the strength OF
collateral testimony; and (2) thai the
Democrats did their best to ouy Louis
isns elec:or for 500 900. These two
facts are seitled.-L0ICeH Courier.
All who have been to the Profile
House will be interested IN Mr.. Trow-
BRIDGES poem, The Old Man OF the
Mountain, in The July Atlantic. In con-
uectiou with this We advise our readers
20 resd Hawthorne's charming short
story. The Great Stone Face" which.
with other White Mountain stories, can
be had in 8 vest pocket volume eutilled
Tales OF the White Hills"
CELEBRArIoN.-The citizens OF Tueil-
town (Paris) will celebrate the fourth Of
July by picnic aud Asg-raisiug. Fes-
tiviiies will begin at 10 a. m There will
be present good speakers from abroad,
and hilarious time Is anticipated. A
general invitation Is extended 90 every
body.
The Advertiser says that Hon ). T..
Corser. superintendent OF the kumiord
Falls * Buck6eld r. K. had his leg
broken Monday afternoon, while directing
the construction AZ Buckheld Bridge.
The hone was set aud tbs patient Was
comfortable 81 last reports. Mr.. COrser
Is 90 years old. and has been for many
years railroad commissioned of Maine.
The Bangor Whig says that Major
Smiths discomfort with the republican
party begsn two two wears ago. tie en-
deavOred then 20 get bis s0n-in-iaw ap-
pointed Indian sgeut AZ O.dtown, but
Governor COnuoT preferred 10 reapPoln.
Mr.. Dillingham;, the present agent. The
H1tg says that Mr.. Smith then threatened
Governor COnnOr with the vengeance OF
OldtOwu and PenObscot, and has been
looking for an opportunity ever since.
An Iowa man. who was elected 10
Congress two years ago IS 8 Gyeenbsck-
er, declined a denomination on thst plat
form. tie states thAt. in the present
situation OF affairs. the Greenback move
ment is out OF place, silver having been
remouetized and resumption practically
provided tor. He argues that resumption
will unlock vast quantities OF gold and
CIeenbscks now boarded. make money
p.enu.ul ard revive business prosperity
and good times.
Teach your daughters snd your sons
alike, next 20 honor. next 70 the love oil
home, To love their country. Then.
when her need comes. u come 10 must, N
any struggle, her honor will be rs their
own. and life itself will not be too dear
10 offer for her sax. Who that RENE u
bers battle. s brother, husband or son
sacrificed who that ever SAW soldier
Gle. or stood in any silent city OF the
country 5 slain. or in churchyard where
the village heroes rest. can ever make
Our Country seem again vaCue or vis-
iOnarv thing Mar CieiHDier.
Nave You Read MIS-. AlcOtCs New story,
Under The LilRcs"
This story rivals .n Interest M..s Alcot,'s arst
src.r success little Women The scene g. lAid
fa a ule old New England homestead and the
ueIShlor,ug country town and the hali-ioien oily
BOYS and girls who form the chief characters are
descrlbed and their thousand prAnks and scrapcs
detaI Ie,l-in che authors very best style. Tao
characters that will especially ceugn' zoe reAigI'
are runaway circa--bcy and his Wonicrill " am
ed dog ">ancho." who, Tor ways that are dark
and tricks thai are vain, almost rivals TIE ttcs-
then ChInee. " Under the Ll|acs' was begun On
ST NICHOLAS. >cribner'- illustrated maSaL oe Tor
girls and bows. for November, lcis, and q" il De
completed In October. Isl The publishers obcr
the u uum 1grs, from NOvcmber, lS9s, % pctoJer,
is--. containing &c uter the Lllfcs complete De-
sides three shorter serials and short stories poems,
pic.ure-. rhymes, and .usle- almost innuuerAhle
for Q. 80 OF they can be hsd oil any book seLcr a.
rrc same rate.
The regular price Of ST. NIcHoLAsis e5ooa year,
or ~ c-1is number.
John "a. Whittier saws .-~It l- ltte % say OF ST.
NICHOLAS that q Is the best Ch.id- Per otic4l no
the World
The Ci-isttda J-Ei1n SAYS EFT Is delightful
magazine FOR chLsren % All aScs-irom I'VE 10
eighty stvcu'
me Ne,- YORK. Trb,sze says .-"sr. NICHOLAS
has reached higher platform, anl commands Tor
tins service wider resources m Ar and letters man
any OF il predecessors OF contemporaries.'
The london academy says I'VE have no hesl'
tAtor - wing that both To the letter press An.
The picture .- American magazine has no rival
sCRIBNLt. & CO., Publishers, New York.
HOW To GET SICK.
Expose yourself day and night; eat 100 much
without exercise. work too hard without rest
doctor al the time, take all the vile nostrums al
yertised AMI then you will want % know
HOW To GET WELL
Which b answered IN three woris-Take Hop Biz
terst see other column jeis2E
DRUNKEN STUFF,
How many children and women are slowly and
..f,- 4,t-,- or rather bairg killed. bv excessive