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Americas Social Narrownsss.
Tha


England, socially considered, is a far
larger country than the United States, for
society" spreads all over it, and over Scot
land too. The daughters of the duke of
Richmond, for instance, are very expert fish-
erwomen in the far north of Scotland, but
they know the SonthdowDs of SUSSEX just as
well as the policies and deer forests OF Cor
Belgravia. Many young Englishwomen
know the country from Caithnsss to Corn
wall, and the ways of the people, because
they pass months visiting about at friends
houses scattered over the land. This it Is
which has produced such an even civiliza-
ton in the country and rendered the country
squire or parson fully the equal in point of
polish and information of his urban brother.
Whereas every one knows that the country
brother and town brother here are apt to
wear q very different aspect when they meet
in New York drawing-reom.
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usually indicated by rolling movement in
the anterior portion of the proboscis. When
upon it the animals will readily leave the
proboscis and take TO the water. They are
frequently observed passing in and out OF
the proboscis. to and from the water, as il
the proboscis was their natural home. A
power OF twenty-five diameters is sufficient to
observe their general movements, bu. for ex
amInations of their structure from $50 to 500
diameters is necessary. They are perceptible
Tor proposes to make the experiment of feed
ing flies on trichinosed meat to test the pos
sibility OF trichin@ or the eggs of trichine
being taken up by flies. These experiments
may lead TO very useful results in a sanitary
point OF view
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From tho Centuryl
BALLADE OF A C0QUEITE.

She wears most bewitching bang
Gold curls made captive in a net:
Her dresses with precision hang;
Her hat observes the stylish set;
She has poodle for pet,
And drives dashing drag and pony;
know 1t, though we've never met
I've seen her picture by Sarony.
Her phrases all are fraught with slang,
The very latest she can get;
She sings the songs that Patience" sang,
Can whistle airs from Olfretts,
And in the waltz, perhaps, might let
You squeeze her hand, with gems all stony
know IL, though we've never met
I've seen her picture by Sarony.
Her heart has never felt loves pang,
Nor known momentary fret;
Want never wounds her with his fang;
She likes to run Papa in debt;
She'll smoke a slender cigarette
Sub rosa with favored crony:
know 1t, though we've never met
I've seen her picture by Sarony.
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FOREST FIRES
Raging i'm Michigan-Greaf Damage to
Properly.

EAST TAwAs, MICH, July 27.-The forest
fires are raging fearfully, extending from
Glendam to within 3 mile of Tawas City.
At Minors farm, mile east of Tawas, the
farm products are burning, and C. w. Cur
rie's place is on fire. The farmers are driv-
ing cattle to the lake shore and sending their
children to town. On the East Tawas road
many farms, fences, and much hay and grain
are sfame, and three dwellings have burned.
The loss viii be very great Travel is cut off
in many directions. Strenuous efforts are
making to save Glendam.
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hesrd lady say to physician The other
day: 81 was watching one night at the bed
side Of dying child. asked the doctor
when death might be looked for. He replied
thai time" because" replied the phvsi-
clan, 'for some Unexplained reason a large
majority OF natural deaths, especially when
the patients are children, occur ON m. tnro
OF day as the country people say; that il.
from y to O'Clock, either a. noon or uiebt .
There is no explainable reason for this?n /
asked. None. Ii is one of the mysteries
that envelop death. But of 100 persons
dying BY natural process, eighty will die
within those hours
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A PHYSICIAN, writing TO the Journal Of
Hedlth in speaking of Browns Iron Bitters. hav-
ing carefully analysed its ingredients. says:
There is no other remedy in existence so harm
less aud yet effective. No other compound
should ever be used for general fll-health and
chronic diseases of the pulmonary. digestive and
urinary organs 1t is mild yet sure in its action,
and gradually restores perfect health and strength
70 every function of the organs of life. It's action
is very mild that there is room left for reac
ton and relapse. neither viii its discontinuaDce
darzi : :
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FoRT ToLDEN, D. T, July N.-Turtle
mountain Indians, from Canada, have
crossed the line and ordered off white set
tiers, and refused to pay the customs assessed
against them by the Pembina Agency. They
claim the right to the lands, and deny the
legality of any laws levyipg taxes on them.
Their chief, Little Shell, says: "We recog
nizs no boundary line, and shall pass as We
please" At least seventy-fve lf-breeds
have moved over, and all are pugnacious.
Military interference seems necessary,
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|, .ap,..,un,;on bag;n. In

Presumption begins IN Ignorznce and
ends in ruin" On the other hand, the pro-
duciion of Kidney-Wort began with wise,
cautious and scientific research, and its use
ends in restoring shattered constitutions and
endowing men and women with health and
happiness. "My tormented back" is the ex-
clamation OF more than one poor hardwork-
ing man and woman; do you know why it
aches? 1t is because your kidneys are over
tasked and need strengthening, and your sys-
tenn needs to be cleaned OF bad humors.
You need Kidney Wort.
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Dog and Baby.

Mrs Van Rennselser-Now, are you sure
you have all the needs for the journeyf His
cup and his pillow; his saucer for milk and
the biscuit?
Maid Qui, Madame. (And then, with >
relapse into brogGe and some anxiety: An
how about the baby, mumf
Mrs. Van Rennselaer-Oh, her father has
herl Ii il as much as can do TO look alter
Piiou
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ne,.uare Kepablican Cop,e.tfe..

DovER, DEL, July N.-Ths Repub!icsn
State Convention was called TO order, and
WIN. T. Collins, of Smyrna, was made tenn
porary chairman and aftersard made per-
msnent president, and platform adopted
Albert Curry was then nominated for gov
irigs for Congress. The chairman Of the
convention was empowered TO appoint
State Central Committee, and the convention
.dinnrned sin< DE-.
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BLooxIseIoS. ILL, July GA special
from Mackinaw, Tszevell county, 10 the
PantaerapA. says that Seth Parmelee, one oil
the old settlers and noted characters OF TsEe-
we'll county, died last night sged eighty-six
years. He had lived in the county forty
seven years and leaves seventy-hve children
nd Grand children.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-28

HEALTH, the po.0r mans riches, and the
rich mans bliss, is maintained by the jul
dicious use of Ayers Sarsapariila, which
strengthens and in vigorates the system by
purifying the blood. 1t is SO highly concen-
trated that it is the iost economical medi-
cine Tor this purpose hat can be used.
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Min. AI'sT.. a. :. New e. ;. Conception OF

Mr.. Mir, of Chicago, who ia to 90 ON the
stage, having given up preaching, has q
reportory which includes Hamef Iaoo. Mac.
beth and Riehelieu. His conception OF al am
let" was formed on the prsiries. aHamlels
is a Westerner evidently, for Mr.. Min su-
nounces that be is TO depict aHamlet" with
healLhiness and humor. "He was wide
awake, active, energetic, daring fellow
This breezy theory dismisses gloom, aud car
ries the observer TO Leadville or some awide-
awake" settlement. The cracking of reyols-
ers and miners talk probably will give an
environments TO this lstter-day "Hamlet.n A
cheerful, chatiy Hamlet has long been
wanted. He has come at last, BY way Of
Chicago.
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r.E KEpUo1AroRs or 1879,

Il is a remarkable fact that men in Shelby
county who were the leaders in urging
the people to repudiate fifty cents on the
the Democratic platform proposes to repudi-
ate fifty cents on the dollar. When the fifty
and-four proposition was submitted to the
people in August, 1879, the vote cast here in
Memphis was as follows:
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whites: Il have good old aunt, who keeps house
for wife, baby and me. Of late she has been
groaning and complaining. Our family doctor
COULD not find out what afIed her, and yet often
she would keep her bed for several days. per
saaded her TO Try Browns Iron Bitters, and to my
astouishnent she has never complained since.
she now calls It her medicine and recommends
IN to everybody"
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CHICAGO, July "a new engine for the
West Side Pumping Works has been ordered,
which, when completed, will increase the
daily pumping capacity 30000,000 gallons.
making the united capacity of all the engines
in the city 135, 000, 900 gallons per day.
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NO CONVENTION.

WILLIAM b. BATE, FOR GOvEENOR.
p r. ATBY. for SheiG.
A. J. VAUGHAE, for Clerk Of The Criminal Court.
A J. HARRIS. for County Trustee.
JOHN F. McCALLUM, for County REGISTER.
P. N. WINTERS. for County Court Clerk.
JOSEPH UHL. for Circuit Court Clerk.
B. }. KIMBRoUGH, for AHy-GenY Baraen Court
T. B. cREssHAw, for Clerk Of the Bartlett Court.
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Her.lera,s Acid Phosphate.

DE-. W. 81. PAKMELEE, Toledo, O., sAys:
AZ have prescribed the 'acid' in large va
rieiy of diseases, and have been amply satiS-
fed that it Is a valuable addition TO our list
of medicinal agents"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-28

CHICAGO, July 27.-The proposition to
repeal the auti-corner rule on Change was
defeated to-day, receiving only 18S votes,
while 593 were cast sgainst it. The senti-
ment of the board was never more decidedly
expressed on this subject
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BLooANeToN, Ill, July 27.-Mzny hogs
in eastern Mclean county have been at
tackled by cholera and large numbers are
dying. There Is good dealof alarm among
farmers.
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THrY only can appreciate health who
have suffered from long-contfnued lines
P-nTn,s Iron RfteEs gives health and frsoStn,
and thus hsa made very many happy.
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The correspondent of the New York Herald
at Bayreuth gives the following interesting
details about the Wagner Theater and the
rehearsals of the great opera of Parsifal,
which has just been SO successfully brought
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HEMPMIS APPEAL
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FRIDAY. JULY IS, 1852
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07

| New ADvERTIsENENTs.-C N
McCrillis of Boston. by NJ. F. Knight o
Rumford, his agent, adyertises foreclos
ure of mortgage on property Of james
McCrillis.
I. Hill Mansfield Of Portland adver.
tises Capillaris which for raising hair is
better than an Indian, as it will raise
hair on bald head. See the good testi-
monials.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.'S list embraces
DR.. II. G. Root, 1873 Pearl ST., New
York LeClare & Muchemore, Boston ;
DIR. I. A. Slocum, Isl Pearl st. New
York, and their own advertising maual.
Hunts Remedy Co., Providence. r.
l., present new list Of testimonials.
H. H. Hay the we'll known Druggist
Of Portland, advertises that famous brand
of bitters known as al. F. Atwood $
Bitters."
NJ. NJ. Phinney of Norway, changes
his ad., this week. He has just put in
ten cases of new good, including Dress
Goods, Cloaks, Silks, Shawls, Skirts, etc.
He has some special bargains, and we
advise all to read the new ad. and note
them. AS we have often said before,
Phinney must have a new and larger
store or stop buying goods. He is now
over run with materials.
The Grand Trunk r. r. presents its
winter time table.
That standard weekly. the Scientific
american, calls attention to its 'S3 pros
pectus.
c. c. Chapman, admir- of the estate Of
Robert Chapman, torecloses on mortgaged
property of Hiram Hodgson of Bethel.
r. A. Bauows, Deputy Sheriff, adver-
tises Sheriff Sale of property of Freeman
Joslyn of Hartford.
Nahum Morrill,, David r. Hastings,
and Hiram w. Briggs, Commissioners,
give notice of heading in the Canton Fer
~ matter.
William Douglass, Sheriff, publishes
Messengers Notice on insolvent estate Of
o. NJ. Goodwin of Waterford.
Samuel p. Haines, Administrator, ad-
veriises for sale property Of Azel w.
Hainess estate. in Peru.
Ira Reynolds Of Dixfeld, petitions for
allowance out of the estate of Jane T.
Reynolds.
W. Lunt Bartlett, BOSTON, adyertises
Bar,let,'s ten cent family pills for bill
iousness.
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Messengers Notice.

Nt.CE % TUt ~HFsrFE uF RNFttKp COUNT
STATE or MAINE.
~ I'D - PuI~, s.c.' ~ 30 \. ID. l.e-.
d. .- g.. .i.r Notice that oa the 2ii nsY O.
CD A. q 49, a Wur-ut 90 lns'l-
,--.l u-- l..u, uu' OF tn- C"grt OF ln-HiNe1c.
i'-sf .a..r , ut tiN mi. tSttl1t tn = ,tzi' y
s,tt>I"PusR n. uRlJl sudi AMF> ssp"-
'-S' c.i.tI MS "a er nm nau c an s'lie ..
oN & Co OF Pat, ~ -Ed CoaatF
.'of1 s. "a av.i tp D.. lu~o vert Dert r, COP" Z
=. Ial.iI t,vi o. 20. patiff"u a. sai i'-pt't-
s-'A i-'tI AZ fiiedo the i3th day Ofpctooer
-. hpcu isst nam-d dsts interest," -
IN - .' h. C u Ut-t, mt ms ptFm-NN
- l-bi- i.d t1r drtWe-v al trsnster OF sh'
s'-fry longing e., said dpbiOf, tHsm or tOi
- o. -aul ils grIiytTy and Ifan-ier % snf pr =
~, % ,at.l aIr i1tbI,id-n ~ ta~ lhst "ee ~
T. .ir 'Ir...p.r's @ I'D - -a;nr- o. ~ Nu th~h
- $50 d. - ore coz .hOre A-stSur~s 81 l"'Sl
= ".., 1- lv.I ~ t.surt 90 iB>s'iVe ~ 10 =.
- "a a. ff'...7'- tuu.- ON Iu Paris J." 81
-''t'u .ur - - cd November, A. l. 49, A
'g.g,s .l the I.r,nO.n
''rl III. .eI u hard ne I ale DIT above wiz
a., 20. uOCGiA>>, Deputy n IN.
. -s''rf Sc The Curt ~ l9s = enc too al
--
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IN GENERAL.

1t is said that the diDing.roo alone
In Mr.. Samuel j. Tildeu's New York resi-
dence cost So 600.
Col. Slayback, who was recently shot
in St. Louis by Col Cockerill, OF the Posi-
Despatch, held life insurance policy for
$40, 900.
Thee Budd hists are translating Inger-
soils intidel lectures into Japanese, TO ov-
ercome if possible, the influence OF Chris
tian missionaries.
Attorney General Brewster has given
orders for new trial OF the Star Route
cases, without delay. Judge Wylie will
preside il is asserted.
The first locomotive ever built south
of the Ohio River has just been completed
in Chattanooga The material used in ev-
ery part of the work was produced in Ten
nessee.
The two star route minuows, which
were caught ia the government drae-net
while the sharks escaped have heen tossed
back into the muddy water Of Washington
cour.s-Phiia. Times.
The London World has statistics to
prove that lawyers have less sickness as
class than physicians, but as an Offset phy
sicians can get their medicines for abou
inv per cent off-Detroh Free Press.
| A resident of wilkinson County, Miss.
in 1850 made VOW that he would not cu
his hair or shave his whiskers until tn
southern Coufederacy had achieved indie
incidence. The consequence Is that his
hair now nearly reaches to his knees ant
his whiskers are long and shaggy.
| Another ST. Louis man started into 9
newspaper Office to wallop the editor |
few DAYS ago, but when he noticed that h
was being followed by six undertakers
five sections and coroner, all anxious
for Job, he thought better Of 1t and wen
home.
A Belfast correspondent writes: g.
temperance Democrat here (who by tn
way does not claim Ohio as Democrat
victory said to me: ooh you will get tn
State again In "a, for they put so muc
resin in the lager beer that 1t gives on
Bright's disease and with free beer for tw
years our majority will all he dead"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
Notice Of Hean.inY.

The Undersigned having been appointed by the
Justices OF the Supreme Jndiciap Court, at o term
OF said Court, held at Paris, W hin aud for the
County OF Oxford. on the third Tuesday Of Sep.
tember, 1882, comm ittee to act upon the subject
ers from the decision and adjudication of the
County commissioners Of said County OF Oxford,
wherein and whereby the said Commiss toner's, on
petition Of John L Swasey and others, Chs rles
ii Gilbert and others, aud A. ID. Childs and 9th.
ers, dated April 4ih lss2. sfter due proceedings
had, did adJudge and determine that common
convenience ard necessity does require the dis.
continu' nee Of the Ferry across the Audroscog.
gin River at Canton Point, and the road or sp-
proaches thereto, as p'ayedIfor in said petition,
ami in pursuance OF said adjudication, did pro-
coed TO make said discobtnusnces, IS follows, TO
Wit: The Ferry named In said petition and the
road approaches thereto on each side OF said river
hereby give notice 70 al persons asd corpora.
tons interested In the subject matter OF the orig.
insl petition. OF John r. Swasey. and Others,
Charles II. iGIlbert and others. and A. ID. Child
and others, that they have appointed Tuesday, the
l2h day q. December next, nc ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon, a. the time, and the unocoupied store o.
Byron c. Waite nc said Canton Point, ~ the pac,
| OF meeting, and that they will then and there
proceed TO view the route and ferry mentioned II
| the original petition Of John p. sSf nj Others
Charles H.GilbeIt and Others, and AID. Child M
others, and hear The parties, sir witnesses and
| counsel.
Dated the 10th day Of October, A. D., 1882.
NAHUM MORRILL,
DAVID X. HASTINGS, Committee
| HIRAM w, BRIGGS
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ne>SenreI's Nniire.

''L % rHE >HEKiFF oE OXFORD COUNT
Orr, STATE az sl>E
I,siH''. - 80 ny 6h A.D -.
Is 70 giye uuijc- That on the ~
l,,,i.y II Noy., A. y. isS:, Wsrrani
y.s.,,n'f wa issuei out ~ IN. Cou'S of lnsoi
sfos,..r ,sid coUntv OF oxford, sgsia~t tue estab
~~lN NJ GppW IN Wat rford iDssit County
,si y 10 he an lnsoiv-nt Debtor, on p.tii"n q
sg-," ~ which petition wss Iled on IN
e. 49, gay Of Nov. a. u So, t. which last nsW
L. - interest on claims = o. he computed lha
- ,.e,Hsut Of sny debts aad The delivery an
" ~ sny property belonging u .sid Gen
inr..o elm or for Ms use snd the delivery 40
AZ. any property by him y iolo rctn os
a. 'l4' meeting OF the cr-diior. o
o. '''r, iu prove their debts ard chooe'
"a re sssignses OF his estate. ~l De nfi'
a. -. % ia-Olye1cy 10 - holden al ihe RI
I'll e.' t'vm IN Paris. ia -asd county ei ia
sF,i - NE End dsy OF Nov, A. d. ~
20 q lie iorrtoon
"a 1ai-e ~ hand the late frst above VIII
H.. WILLIAM DOUGLASS, shSll1. a.
my % Oxford
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Perfect Health.

II there is a blessing to be priced above all
others IL is the enjoyment of perfect health
but this unfortunately j. the exception rather
than the rule. Late hours, irregularity OF
habits the indulgence in the use OF improper
articles Of food and drink. together with I'm.
wholesome air and lack Of sufficient exercise,
form the basis OF nearly all Ills the human body
il heir to- And all these Ills are accompanied
by an impoverished condition of the blood.
for the cure OF which we don't Imagine there
i. a remedy In the market possessing more
sterling curative properties than the True 81,
r." Atwood BittPrs. This remedy is known a.
one OF the greatest blood purifiers ever in.
vented. and in cases OF dyspepsia, biliousness,
kidney complaints, headache. loss OF appetite,
general debility. etc, its effects will be- far be-
oni the expectations of the user. This truly
wonderful medicine gives tone and vigor 10
the whole system, and the glow OF health, elias.
tic step and buoyant spirits give ample evil
dence OF its beneficial effects Owing 10 the
great success these bitters have had for some
thirty years the makeup label, etc, have been
countcrfcited by unprincipled parties. there.
fore we caution all of our readers who desire
10 procure the rightful article. To be ,ure and
observe the copyrighted label and patented
trade mark 81. r" which will be found on the
true Medicine. All others are frauds, with
none OF the great and beneficial effects to be
obtained from the use OF the true article.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
II. 5. A.

SENATOR FRYE IN MAss.-The Boston
Jyerold saws: .sHon. William =. Frye OF
Maine. who returned from Indiana on Sat
orday. opened the Republican campaign In
W,Ithsm. and delivered his first address
in this State this fall Monday evening.
II was an earnest appeal by an earnest
Republican to an enthusiastic audience OF
Republican voters Rnmforu HAIL. "heie
the rally was held, was filed TO It's utmosl
capacity, and not even standing room was
l.ft unoccupied. There were many ladies'
in the audience, for whom the 'front.' seats
mad been reserved. The enthusiastic dem,
onstrations OF those in attendance ano
their appreciation of the speakers atter'
snces clearly evidenced the fact that tne
Republicans Of Waltham are allve 10 tf'
issues of the campaign.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
Notice Of Foreclosure.

Whereas Hiram Hod,dOn OF Bethel, in the
County of Oxford and State OF Maine. by GI
mortgage deed dated tho third day of January
A. D. 1850 and recorded in the registry OF deecs 5,
book ls3 page 59I, convey eli Ia Robert A. Chap.
ceased cerlain parcel OF real estate situated in
said Bethel. near Wa kcr's n ls 80 called and u
known IS the strpntp A. Russell place, and
bounded on the west by the railroad. on the sou i
by Alder River. and land supposed 10 be owned
by Hosea Ripley, easteriy by the county road, and
nor,herly by land Of Jonsthsn Abbott; together
ith all bulldogs thereon, ard the engine. boiler
fixtures and come c;ions, connected with or at
rached 10 ta.d buildings and land. and whereas
The cnnditiors Of said mortgage has been broken
now therefore. by reason Of the breach Of the con-
ditious thereof, / the undersigned. Administrator
of the goods and tstste Of Robert A. Chapman
claim n fore closure of said mortgage.
&C CHAPMAN, Administrator OF
the estate and goods OF Robert A. Chapman.
Noy lsf lssl
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now THESE DEM OCRATS LOVE ONE
ANOTHER.

VI. Editor:
WAS very much amused at the charact-
eristic Dem pcratic letter from Mr.. A. K.
Eaton of Bcowndeld, published in the
OXFORD DEuoCR,r, last week The Ar
gus called Mr. Eaton the ''cheapeS; sort of
parasite" and he replies by characterizing
the .irgus writer as that small minded
character, whose head Is about as large
As a pear" "a coward" and closes with
the following classical language: The
author was unable 10 comprehend thai,
after the Creator had made toads, frogs,
snakes and lizards and all creeping rep
tiles, found the lowest part OF His creation
incomplete and made "hIm" as an appen-
dix TO the whole" All this about little
petty office that will hardly earn enough
to salt the iucumbcut's butter. This ban
dying Of choice ephthets seems 10 BE- a
fayorlte amusement with Democrats OF
this class, when they think they have a
grievance against one another. and few
Democratic letters from one member OF
the party to another, always leads me t.
thus paraphraze the scripture "see how
these Democrats love one onother." ".
Paris, Me. Nov. :, lSS2.