Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22
Cor. Boston Journal
EJCKFIELp. MAINE.
B.rArrtp oNroep Co Ms,

August H.
o,-..l County has produced almp>, ey-
e-y-r,-1 one o!.lt 10 expect from any Sec
ZION af NV EasAui-aole lawyers, up
-.-r, ,r.t h,ua-a5sc judges. business men.
,..,.aa. 30 auy. drXnut ministers, >hreWd
politicians, Nll has rot heard OF the Ok
r-. bears. >a.lfl. m-cLaniCE. robust
farmers and lovely women. IL ilt,. uu-
loss .r, IS booking r,y ANGELS, ke w,4 not
H. H.-,p,.o.utri iu what he tri> here
The ..r too. - pure and celebrating,
V.. after short Soipurn, make oae WHO
las been shut 10 among the high buildings
auI busy streets OF BoStOn forget hlS
ueiEa-lr>' diSagreeable and dySptptic
.rl.,, auI wish them all here. Clear ana
H-J.ur. is = better than drugs Tor an
U,--.lN,G brain or an oyerwCrAed body
l..srrI through the trees on the noun
tA., s., comes down - - here ia the val
I-y s.-u with strength for tht cody anu
gD.I cheer for the soul.
We do not envy those who are trying 10
Dee comfortable on the sunny and sandy
beaches We only wish they knew how
eol.cl.cI We are. under the shade of the
v..l-r trees.
ElcAde,d : about Gfty miles from Port
among ;le surrounding hills, where II
--si- q, peacefully and contentedly a. a
c-lI ID rs mothers arms. The village
itself ., rezUy child Of the mountains
and the streams th2t ilw out OF them.
T-,y or, The father aud mother or IL
pleasant homes Sgi green meadows, It's
u..> sud- shops, StoTes churches aDd no
,e.>. I.c peop.e are thr.NT aud iutell-
-,--, aui al through the place the heavy
shade trees along the streets aud the we'll
Seq, grounds around the houses are indi-
t-,.,- %. Industry. temperance and good
morals
.a. NeluscJtt stream furnishes power
tr Csc little manufacturing carried on
here Lewiston j. the principal market
.ar tle farmers, outside OF what is bought
an sold ty the village traders. The Buck
'ell sud Elmtord Falls Railroad passes
Oh. 1z4 the town, and better equipped
-..l rs hard % lind anywhere The daily
r.,.-. -O,a SJStOn reach u IN the after
.1.. .-l ~IsG Two mails day one must
r.. ..-.''..... - - able 10 keep up with
Ie Zines, - =.
G...-..- r.t, ,. tong Sas born IN
nm. - 80 NCs-e which be ON ns
sud 5, always glad To, -, -. - Ms IA.
Sep, ,sum where l am ". al mos,
.i-s. !ear> ago, vas the a5les - opce
.'Ju.-.u, Wing 20 this section, &C..
w t".cr tue candidate of his party /. AMI
yes. He WAS, during the HarrisC1 =
N.I' --mpiguS. a frequent contribute
'"- pre>>, and some OF his paperS were Gu
y.I,vI largely IS campaign documents
A- was mau of large brain, but us leeoIe
-e1-,l sep; him from the eXcitemen OF &c
Use political and business life. livery .
'''s here : the Governors friend, anu
-I-A "1o have grown old since his bow
-''l delight 20 tell how they d" knew he
"..- make his marx ia the world.
i'l. g. ID. BiSbee. United States Mar
ga one Of the rising young men OF the
STATE aud prominent member of the OK
.9It Bar, resides here. George, aS he l.
i-a..aIly called. looks out with i keen eye
Jog iIr Republican fences in this county,
snI understands his business. The air Is
-r-'y with political dullneSS, and the only
.-'ctl.o1 ] have seen of the approaching
Important State election was = copy OF
'..' Steers. lojued me by friend. So
.-l Resides q few miles only from here, and
..S good uatg:el face and white hat are IA
.-'''ar 20 a.l. lie i the only candidate FOR
]'s'lor >;umping the State.
an The heart OF the village Is = iirst-claSs
1''-l' No one complains of the table, aud
I''i! 20dy who stops a. the Buckileld House
, I1S Il good word FOR Mr.. and Mrs TiltOn.
4 4-> ought TO be popular country resort,
@I' would be If better known. With a
sy,u hotel, attractive drives, wild and
picturesque scenery, among intelligent
,L and women, one ought to feel here
60 "a, bod Is good" to create such spot
~, MS use aud benefit"
N1lure has been kind TO Maine, in many
Her winters are cold and long, and
many Of her farms uneven and rocky-but
sue snowdrifls surround some of the hap
pest homes in New England, and the sum