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ample. +
Pile weeds on. the holes oks
and let the weeds decay and "
pests are eIiAlsE- DESTROYED -q- I
If this fail, cover the hole and
space about it with white sand.
cannot travel over the sliding
without staggering about like d
men. They vote for local opti
migrate.
They have one poor devil,
Perkins, quaranIined at Red
Station, on the NJ. K. & T.
Rutherford did it. Perkins is
up and swesrs by all that is bls
blue that be never heard OF EN-
but the Doctor concluded WAS
and there Perkins stuck andill
for forty days.
Nathan Sans, who doesresae
Psalms, but is a nice 20 uof
Houston, wrote . note to rsp,
8 nice young girl. She fQIm
away He went to the ttplsce
only to get cowhided by tkuant
protectors of the girl. Ngoes
East for his health. Hisa and
morals need repairs.
Central railroad fellowe the
only people about town who
took it coolly. Officers okstitu-
ton are not suffered to tax. They
resign every few years u a big
tare and smash things hk1nken
locomotive, but then OF and
therefore the safety ofeIA en-
trusted to their charge.
San Antoniars are surgthem-
selves with shotguns TO COS that
wander at large about st'ets Of
that city. Austin peokzdd do
likewise. Cows here car Hobbs
double entry, cross secsk &C
ton lock on any gate. AD prac-
ticed IN the art. Probablswould
have 4 good moral effee
The apportionment ie school
fund is now made not ing to the
entire scholastic populbut TO that
portioned organized inmunities.
The proviso is made II sum ap-
portioned 10 any cont shall not
be more than u snnicieupport the
school for = period months
twenty school days toonth.
The chriaian Nesssbesn't seem
to banker after that Schristiani-
y dsnonstrs,sd mus4 and il de-
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REPRESENTATIVES, OF the banks o!
Europe and America meet at SSrat1
August 6. The circular of iHgfncr Fla
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NEW ADvERrIsEmENrs.

INFERNO BUCKS-Two carloads Of the I'm
VI est grade OF Spanish MeIinos will arrive
II Arsiin about the nth OF August.
jy24wst~ JNo. w. TAYLOR.
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MONDAY, sEPTEmBRR /,

The Regu az Animal Sessiou OF 1879 20. viii
commence on
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A $500, 900, 900 ESTATE.

n~~A~. fO.A NJ. onal sy,a :
..l 1Nos. oos"..
y %"s :" y DIV D snu o,nsI 1 ,.nc
~ o.. nuS ,.ns "o D..sy 100: c.Um wv
- p.;,. ,su", ~ =; "I III p.,s ~ Jug Guy
~ w.. s.s'p'. =. -, oI.' eacseo s91s.e
=. $500: :. .s"'s ~ '.o oanss ~ TUG nua.
~ 49,. m1e 49, OF con- m,nee -
1n'v.n,a' an" scasssf'p8 properties
- I've" or anu eisoWners. Inc ~.
ns1'an oe'1s ve.ue sne whole sstase
inclndlnR the rn'lAdelphia property,
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0Assass ssr 1eato investment ~
Insurance. company-elso and Me-
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Tue following Communication from .
rssidens of AfEansas was received BY .
prominent commission house a New
OrieAns: /" Your bill received: would
remit but am in bed-shot bshind nv
counter. Will BE- up N day or two.
One man Who shot mo 10 dead: the
other ran a~ay. We are rid OF both
and could spare more. We have . hne
country"
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sla9lssess ~ soas1ls b lattsr. receiving the
eaos aaasatsoa = ~ callise. b. aesvsrin6 The
following 0uaG1asss:
1, O&ve yoW Asme, asd yast once address
es111y - ooaoo, ana yoar neaftss express o0ee
:. Ten - - o9t
.. ooo1pottnal
8. Aa5l61 q stsgJsS
! .. HlQnAgws(eAe 80 80 u hea1lAS
Z g. 01 la1G kssoIoa 6eao eink1
!. Ter gVlea1a6, eoaGg q tayS snd e1eD1
= 0ssoyso . eosDon0 - seoss ea1tS
3 111aeo y1eheat lpauv1e1oa III you kn0v
aAoat ~ go 1ss5ass g. dollae = eossslta,
~ -. XsUPl61oW VA ~ Esse1ve 80 esorn.
00s0f UoN0 oDve - - nAtuBo g yoaR
a1noo1p an4 00g 0aD4lA opinion eoaea ninG
0amDs6Dos GAQaIaonas "a 70 6ots~uwonAeace.
Al leoeW aAeal4 - o11sussd - Dsapeaangy.
l1l5 yllose s1sse. RlileAslDhia. n
!. n. 7. HRLMBOLD.
DsSRgist md Chemist.
49, g Rhila1slpAiA, Pa.
ool0 0vgAvvvDsgaoL
sS&Au1y
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A boz stall costing $4,000 has Jus.
bssn finished in the stable Of Baron
Rothschlld. Of Vienna. Tor his iavorite
horse. The stable proper has marble
dosrs. encaustic tile painted BY distiu.
gaishsd artists. rings, chains and drain
trAps Of silver, And the walls are frsscosd
With huating scsnss. The building coss
~. 900.
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s1his 3 ~ rock Of aees," said IL
tashae aftee rocking tve hears end -
hGh9 soil-suake.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-22

Erunf, febrte Der 9anoelebsrr fd fsinsnl
Msenten gu. unlers 0s1d,afte iiue beenoist,
pis mars nit eiaem WfcfFsrmiinssrog ?
SennsIon oerneiste ftd 3ultimmenD, SsQ'
rig wintte bem Shpar;en nit Den Wusen,
wshsr fort perihpaao, pprauf CT gu
GsnnYlon fortfubr: SD beoaure In Der
Shat, eud su btslsr 5abrt ee3wuneen gu
taben. Mlein Bayern Bate Id Dampfs
bocte ee,uedlsIt, nahoem i'd auf sieiem
eeIpiTsrmabsn beimiib eetporscn, gter
Sage wsroe iA pbnesin wobl nod an 8orb
blsiben mi,iIen.
Durdaus tstne @tSruns fir mid, ser.
1ebte SennYlOn, inbsm er auf Elm einlaosn:
pes 3etden 5eawts's eiaen &Iappfubl
beran,os uno ibm ssseni6sr Blab nabm,
nsiu, ,umal Id tsute nod @alessnbeit
fnce, mad 5auis suriid,utebren. Dua
beucr ids psrselfe WObn babe tdb meine
8riefe gu ienesn, i'm Sale i'd midttse
Naaridten iiir eah Bate cper Mnmei@un.
gen fir mid wiinlhte /?
Snlel Mafinaw, arttpprtete SeQwio, es
fDa MIR Elm teferes 5otel bort lsiu, Brisis
tSanen mid aIlo niht ssrfsblen. Ue.
rSpnlite @si6dftsanoelesenbeiten msrosn
ielbtperitdnplid burh meiue Disppnentsn
in Der 6asanat erlepist. Sa, mein lie
her Sennsfon, Id babe mir pprsencmmen,
m'b anf einise 3sit ron aaen @eltdften
lus5ulasen.
auf iSie lan9e? ipenn id mir bic Graes
er!auten earf.
ts5ortfsbuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-22

- Die 3u 8cm i'm SntereHe psr 1ber.
Nssultruna porsenpmmenen Nresltsr
baten Die 5unoamente oes GarneIa Yalas
ifss ltarf bsI&aoist, uno aud bic tef6aren
Seesfsn 8afnsls. us!de I'M gres- ihOb reu
Veiuher entsilfsn, iino l,ipsr beprpbt.
Die Wesleruns but eine GUmmiiTon an
Ort uns Steae enifanot, peldte pis @rSes
Der @efabr su srmeHen uno bic Mttsl
an,nsshfn batsn wiso, um esrfslben wtrt
lam au tsseensn, bamit iene Saabs be,
itaienilAen Stunlt niht rsrlorsn gebsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-22
Sin idlaaenber Beweis Der q,

= Sin idlasenper 8emeis Der gor.
trefflidteit bes st. Safcbs Oel 1T bic
Ipatiade, pab bic Mpctbsr faum ben ge
barf befrleoisen tSnnen. 2eute, welde
auerlt cine Blaide fauften. fcmmen suriid
nno bolen iib fiinf 5laiden pber Elm
Ouseno, seraoe, al8 pb lie bsfiirdteten,
rag tie lpiter ct. SatobS Sel nidt be,
fpnnen fSnnten. Die 6erren Winterber.
ser u albous9, Weaouiue, ga, idreiten
u@rcbe Gile. Sdden Gie ans auseu,
tlidlih 5wei Duseno 6laIden ct. Safcss
Sel. galIelbe furirte bier einem Manu
0amsns Senrp 5cud, lueltsr lanse an
Nbeumatismus lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-22

unssmittel ysrbiiret. Gs erbGlt Sas glut fi6l,
incem es bic Eeselmabiafsit Der aSrperfunfttu,
men fGrbert uno entfernt caraus bic llnreinis
feiten, bic nad Der slnfiGt aller ratipneaen
YatDolcgsn bieie qualpplle &ranfbet unb bic
ni9t aiuo er fultsrnbe @i6t erseueen. Das
8itters fuirt auberbsm &ranfbeiten bes sra
gems, Der 2eber unb Der Nsrsen, sertreitt fall
tes unb @sdi,lfeter, fDroert ben glppetit unS
S1laf unb tpiro Ron glersten ais cine pIn1hens>
wertbe meei8iniids Stimmulaus uub ais
Gpnif iparn empfoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-22
0eb enSlaaeSQ eibe1,.

Die nit NbeumntiSmu5 gsbaftstsn lsisen
oft ibr sanaes asbsn binour6 uno linO fat ME
frsi pon Aaalen. Die @ecafs uno bic Mus.
fsln oteitr llnsladli6sn Gnb in ben msiifsn
Jdaen ibrediA perrsnft unb psrbrsbt. Die
sswSbnlldm bsiln,ittel erwsisn fb oft burb.
aaS unfGbis, tbnen aud nur tsmpprGre Qn-
bfrnns 5u psrfbahen. SoRetter's Sra
senbittsrs easessn wirb Ssn Ysrionen, bic %
eebraa9t batsn, ais ein -tpIrflihsS Qinbs-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-22

- ne6er einen etssntbumlAen militia.
riihsn @essnaano 1T tn lsbtsr 3sit vgi.
ntseS" bin uno bsr9sfrtttsn moroen bic
rutbsn 5oien Der fran,Gtihsn Qrm.e Tnp
in ibrem Oaiein bsprobt. Dislelben pur.
Den befanntlia 1929 einssfisrt, nm Der
8rapptneuitrie i'm SiDen Trantr.ids
aububelfen. Ssbt absr Srrbranat bas
tunittihe Ntt3arin Den 6eapp, bie YroSuc
ton IT felt lani Sabrsa auf etua / bss
frllersn 8strass sefuntsn /; man ialus
alp I'M Senat nit sutsm 0runOe sor, Der
Srisssminiiter iuae pie 5olsn nit tiina=
Iidsm alisarin fdrbsn lalisn, mas biaissr
uno srsdmabiser iein wiirpe. Damn aber
Sinsen bic Nsuerer weitsr une teantragtsn.
Die rOtaea 6olsn gang ab3ulhafsn, metI
lts teinsn tanpelspolitifhsn 3wed msbr
battsn unp i'm uebrisen nur basu bienten,
Die Soloaten ais 3iellhetbe nattar an
maiden. DIE altsrea SfT,iere ertpbsn
ttellpeiie einen niht sarinssn Qdrm iiber
oiels Ssberei sssen oaS ,,nationale" 8ein.
tleip, tnbilIen aud bic neuernoen @eguer
perfehten ibre anfhten in Der Yrei1e Der
Nnacb 1T eeseben unb sGnnte wobl ,um
Vsrfhssinpen oes l1ni1ormliiides fltren,
wslhss bister au ben @abr,eiAen Der
franloflhen 5eere biente.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-22
- Der Turnserein IN DaIas bielt lsb

- Der Turnssrein in Oallas bielt leb
trn Wrntas isiue talbiabrlbe General
Serlammluns ab unp srwaslte folssno'
Bsamte iitr ben ndhfsn Iermin eouie
Wa9ner, L. sprehsr; 6ranf 5amm, 2
Sprehsr; 6. S. NItsrmann. 1. 9hrift'
mart ; Ginil 0unberlih, 9. SAriftwart
grnlt 9os, L. Tarnpart; Nusuf Jorlter,
2. Surnwart; 8. s. Gifenlobr, 1.
Saasmeilfer; gmil 6reb, 2. @aabmei
fer; @sp. Burger, 3eusmart; MusuR
5dneicsr, 9ibliOtastar; 8. S. 8Otns,
N. S. @tlenlobr uno 0m. Gong, Seiisar.
- lieutenant Qrinston, Der nit 20
gansern CUR gsrfclouns Der &iupa 5n-
biarer beproert mar, beribtet, baB er am
Is. 3.pildeu bem psale- uno Wiaitafub
nit ben Notbbauten 3uiammenfeb, ibuen
elm 0sfeht lisferte uno einen Snsiansr toe.
tete. S&neeitiirme bielten ben Wsitsr.
marlh Der @ren,trappen auf.
- 8ersansenen OonnerRae murbe
nabe Bolo Sprirss, 16 Wsileu norbpef
LID BON 0aeo unter folsenpen umtanoen
elm gatermcro beeansen. Die Briiosr
5asb uno Samss galier serietben ,usatn
eines pfuses, BEN Der Cine oem Nnpern
perfauft BATE, In 5trsit, Der In Sbdtlih
feiten ausartste. Der Bater bemerfta bic
Sdlaserti uno elite berbsi, I'M Die &lms
pfsnben su trennen. Sn bem Musentlid
bate ieouA Susb Gallsn Elm MeHsr se3o,
ssa uno in blinoer Butb auf leinsu 8su
Der einbrinssnp, traf Der Me6erfia ben
gater 70 unsllid!id, bcB er balo oarauf
farb. Der MGresr it snti ilobsn.
5err Slider bon Sabiae County tat
am sonnabeno na1e Clinton etnsn eiler.
nen Scpf aussssratsn, Der BON Serrn
@srli6, ,isinem 5awisSeruater, vOr Sabren
bort perlharrt woroen mar. Derlelbe 1ou
anseblits $4,000 In @ulo entbalten.
- Die Tarbiss. Mabame SBalter BON
9apti, belt in 9oufon Gorleiunsen iiber
Die 8ersanssnbeit uno 3utuuft Der
fartisen 8aNe. Grau @altsr }ua eins
aebilpe.e Dame isin.
- Sn Qepbetter wurbe Nae 3app Don
9eunaro BrunS burh einen Shnb 1ebens,
ssfdSrli@ usrwunSet. 3app fol- beleioi.
asnos 5teoen aeeen oruns sebrauht babsn
Bruns bebauptst osnn aud, bab er in
Ssltfpertbeieisuns ban n,elts.
= Die guifsiia9er In GlaY County
batten iAleh,e @rnts. sic beridten iiber.
etnilimmenp, bab bic Brarisn ops uno per,
lai1sn iinD, oa bic gufelbssroen Ih mad
lacliAeren @essnben semanbt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-22

= Sn Breslau muroe Elm neununb=
ltebjlslabriser Sdubmadermeiter mesen
Maleltatsbeleioisuns 5u 4 Waonaten Sc
fanSnlB perurtbeilt. Die Denun,iatipn
mar aus Nahe erfolst, oer gbatteltano
wuroe bel Der unterluGuns inbeHeu felt=
geltelIt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11
POLITICAL NOTES.

The business boom appears 90 have
struck Ben Butler where the chunk OF o.J
red sandstone struck the man that Bret
Harte has embaimod ina yer~e.-BeLft,t
.joUHIl.
-Cougrc Carlisle of Kentucky,
say, it was a mistake for the Democrat, t1
admit Colorado I'M 1870, a. she has gone
Republican every year since, and +, likely
10 do so again in l,,0. Utah, ON the other
hand. Mr.. Carlisle thinks, should Doe made
state M once. because lit has sent an uu-
broken line of Democratic Representatives
10 Congress ever since its admission rs d
Territory Thus il appears that the true
qualification of a Territory for admission
TO the Union is answering Democracy
The Bangor Commercial. that has done
more 10 bring about Democratic recrcancy
in Maine than any other paper publishes
the following The Baltimore Sun says
The overthrow OF the Democratic party
i'm Ohio is an additional proof, if any were
needed. OF the fact that there is such
thing aS political Ietributon, and that mo-
party can desert it, colors and throw away
its principles i'm deuSiye pursuit Of mag
ined temporary advantages without being
punished for such recreancy
A fellow went before the Washington
county Grand Jury, composed of ! ] Dem
ocratS and Republicans, and swOrc that
Mr.. Pope of East MachiaS. bribed him.
ON cross examination, he broke down and
admitted that he offered to sell his vote to
both political parties, and finally voted
Democratic. The Grand jury were so dis
eusted with the worthless character Of the
fellow and so fully conyiu ed that he could
not be believed, that they voted II to not
to find a bill. and then refused 10 hear 9TH
er,. To show that County Attorney
Pounds did his duty, the jury unanimously
thanked him for the manner in which he
had discharged his duties. - Le,eisioR
.JOUrRdi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Cold and wintry weather, last week.
Heavy SHOWS in some sections and slight
falls all over the country.
The coalition cry of fraud is about
ike the children's "that amt fair; |
won't play with YOU" 1t is weak and
unmanly.
While denouncing the fraud cry, it
may not be out of place to denounce
fraud, also. If the Republican party
has, in any case. met fraud with fraud, 1t
should be exposed and made to suffer. II
we cannot carry an election by honest
methods alone, we must be content to
remain in the minority, We must en-
plov no Democratic methods in our cam
Paiguing.
According to their own testimony,
the Democratic and Greenback parties
must be composed of pretty cheap mate
nal. They say we bought enough OF
their men to carry the election in Maine.
How was it in Massachusetts,, and OHIO,
and Connecticut, and New York, and
well. the balance of the Northern States :
Ii the opposition is composed OF mass
of men who can be purchased, It deserves
defeat
We rcpublish, this week, from the
Portland Adcer,>er, an article concern
ing the reissue of Government notes or
crcenback,. The ideas expressed in this
article must nee; the views Of all who
favor non-interterenCe by the government
in buSineSS-or as it Is commonly ex-
pressed, those who are opposed to central
ization. We believe that sound Repub-
Ecan doctrine Is, 1.-THE government has
no right to issue notes nor 20 interfere
with the monetary affairs Of the country
in a time Of profound peace.
Maj. Shorey, editor and proprietor
Of the Bridgton Macs, met with severe
loss by the Bridgton FIRE. Tie was par
italy insured. but the insurance was
pledged as security, and 50 Mr.. Shorcy
saves nothing from the wreck. With
commendable energy, he has issued the
Ne,s as usual. this week. and proposes
TO continue its publication. We trust. If
this article meets the eve Of any Of Mr..
Shorey's patrons, they will Immediately
forward ''the little amount due for sub
scrip,ion, job work or advertising, as 1t
Will aid him greatly in re-establishing ms
office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11

SOUTH WATERFoRD. Thursday evening,
Nov 6, the Band held their annual meeting
for the election of officers at the house Of
f. 4. Noble. After the meeting, the mem
bers of the band with their ladies partook
of an excellent oyster supper furnished by
the band and prepared by Mrs. Noble.
Friday evening, eth, very small audi
ence listened to a lecture at the Congrega-
tional church, delivered by Jas. l.. Bowen
of Springfield, Mass, on the Battle OF
Gettysburg" The lecture was quite inter-
esting and really merited a better turnout.
The band was present and played a few
selections
Miss Aggie Little has returned from her
fathers home i'm Canton. Mass, where She
has been visiting several weeks.
Mr.. Horace Porter is in New York, ,>-
iting friends.
The private school taught by Miss Clara
Douglass at the Flat closed thi, Friday.
9Th, after d very successful term of ten
weeks.
The town school az the City" begin,
Monday, Dec. lSt and viii Doe taught hy
Mr.. J.. Barton OF Naples.
The hair inch of snow that fell Thursday
uightviitcIFrday morning n about thirty
minutes. TEvur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11
WILL THEY TRY IT:

II is proposed by leading politicians in
the Maine coalition, 20 induce the Gov
ernor and his Council TO count out enough
Senators, elected last fall, so as TO give
the control Of that body 10 the Demo
Gratis, and thus enable them TO elect the
next Governor. In order 20 warrant such
proceedings, or to give plausible ground
for them, a series Of articles have been
published by the Boston GloJe and are
copied into the less reliable coalition jour
mails of Maine. claiming that the election
was carried for the Republicans by fraud
We are well aware that the Democratic
party, in some sections Of the country,
would be glad 70 accept such a pretext for
altering the result. The '6S frauds IN
New York, show that; but the Democ-
raey of Maine, we believe, have too much
pride in the good name Of their State,
to undertake any such revolutionary
scheme. There is no power, conferred by
the constitution or laws Of Maine, vested
N the Governor and Council, by which
the scheme can be carried out. The law
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11
THE STATE.

r, ,-r ,t.... .
G.. ..', ~ -.., 49,, '''- '' ''
o., nm. d, n.r,i,m ~ r.. Mil. Thc .r'.....
is to be- built at Salem. Ohio, and Dr., to be
delivered in February next. The iouulJ-
ti0n for The engine house is now being laid.
i;....,.... ..,.,.i. t...,,... -.....,
81. '.''' '''' 80 -. ~ 80
",..',i.l t-'.,.,.,
- s..., -. 49," -
80 i.t.' -, f ''''' I'+' '.''-
I'.'il,"- .'1 ''.
WI W. .,''',l ''''' ..'.
"''''' '''' ' = '''' Wasting '"'''
new '''' johns OBJ Nl'"''u' recently
-'N' HiS p''p'' surprise Dl uhI>i.h- up
j" ".' 'uI'' "''N' vacation c'Hr.>.NP.
10 ",''I ,'@' "I' % "'''l"- UP OBJ l"'
N'.N'' "'. l''oi'' h"'" Iu- N''i',- oil ..r
"''.''' 'I'" 1'',I '.l' ,''''I l..'-'' me ''..'e
was '""s' ''"s "' ''' '''''-'' '''' "'l
Mr. Hiram 4 Plummcr OF North New
Portland commenced last spring with th.r-
teen ,Wam> OF bees. They, increased
To thirty-dyc ,warm>. from which De- ha,
taken $50 pound, OF honey. They now
have am average or 80 pounds to each hive
g , ,'','.' ,,. 49, -, w. ~, IN. ,,J. 80 ,"DN
LIN, ,i,,, ,,,.,,,.,b -. r,., ,I-.,,,.,l. ~
,,i,t.r NJ. =. I'll. f,.I;.'
The COrinua mine excitement iu-
crca>cs. The last assay shows So OF sill
YER SJj of lead and - OF gold % the tom.
IL is stated that at recent blast piece "
ore supposed 10 De- almost wholly silver,
was thrown out weighing ~ pounds. Inc
nine is about twenty -h'r miles northwest
oil bangor. between NrNp'' 'uo Dexter
O'u miners say 'H' '"I ''l'' "!'",' are ''
ri'H ~ amy l"'S nave ever "''N'' Oh '"'
iaI''' Quasi
The Portland Pres, furuiShc, thi, Pc
markablr incident illustrative Ola peculiar
habit OF the gentlcr sex: when Dr.
Twitchcu of Fairfield was about to extract
4 tooth from "A lady, law the other day. hc
saw what he thought was "a silver tube.
and asked her what its use WAS. She IT,
piled. That Il, not "A tube. IL il piu. When
mick mn =, min / put IL I'm INV mouth The
doctor asked her what ,L, did when .b.
NJ. and ,l,pt. 4 never remove one rxcept
to u., it, She answered. To the doctor,
establishment ho r.upI seventeen piu, b,
tl,. side of her under Jaw"
Andrew BuAAeH' the o.d man oil -
years VINO was imprisoned Tor several
weeks 10y Attorney "eheI" Nl'IrI''n on Il
FOL H|. .. e .U| ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11
"NO rogue e'er felt the halter draw
with GOOD opinion Of the law"

THE DIFFERENCE.-The Gd-eu, thinks
that the democracy of the South ought no
more To De held responsible for the murder
Of the ChisholmS and Dixon, than the re-
publicans for De YOung'S shooting of Hal
loch in California. II is difficult 10 see
how any one car draw Il parallel between
cases so widely different. De Young was
not republican; nobody defended or ex-
cuSed his crime; and ne was promptly ar
rested and has been indicted for the crime
with general approval. But the murder
ers of the ChiSholms aud Dixon were
prominent demOcratS-Some of them dem
ocratic candidates; the democrats of their
county defended or excused their crimes
and secured their immunity from punish
ment; and the murders were committed
SOLELY because Chisholm and Dixon were
organizing political opposition to the
Bourbon democracy MOIe than that not
a single prominent democrat-not even
Lamar-dares 10 denounce the shooting of
men solely because they are republicans
LetriStOH Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11

plainly states that the Governor and
Council shall count the returns and issue
certificates to those who appear, by them,
TO have been elected. 1t makes the
House and Senate the sole judge of the
title to seats All questions of fraud and
bribery must be submitted to them. We
repeat, that we do not believe any such
revolutionary scheme will be attempted,
but if it is, the Republican party is pre-
pared to maintain its rights.