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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

The protest OF the Line Nin1is,r
sr. 81 knox Couuty, presfrisi 81 n,
DIrgiey % the Committee 0f Cotr-.s
hasiog In charge The Mufrlson iars Il
shows how people f,sl a1oai opr1.a: =,
border. % free trade. wheu clng-ir',
strikes a tisir home lnfasir.o. nr
protest embraces every psrsDn kti ~
Republican. Democrat, All irispsti.,.
ding any c1n.lisra1ie amosni q In.
msnafactarlrg la his Couniy Abd nosI
tn Democratic organ In thls Coguiy 80,
The liea that a piotsction of Tea Dr. cal
i % auy conseqacuce, thrse mfu tti tr-,
sho arr In the hlsincss ku0F uffs ,
danger that free trade il ..ne s.l rrl.
destructive n their hgs.ress. ihs - :.
cent. protection nov In Go ttrf "a.
fully equal - me prodts realized 1 II
Du.lnss.. Sr.kr that M arl ltrtitsa
ch~sp-r isb,r snd f4ei si s-af az
amoauts Of lime 20 T.. ;. markets ID
ifai Pre- Pros
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
The REDUCTION OF THE PUBLIC
uFRT.

ALibsr,y ,arre.Poaieni o. The Angus
"a Nee ~ says
knos the politicians controlling n
government at a. though they never near
% pay The national deot They mean 70 q
be perpetuAL
Co1sid,ring the fact that the debt has
hA. been and i beiag paid With unex-
Amplcd rapidiiy. The ignorance Of thi.
correspondent j. simply colossal. We
beg 20 inio,m him that Republican adj
min.trations have reduced the Demo
cratic var debt q three thousand Millions
20 fneen hundred millions. the annual
interest burden from one hundred and a.
" millions 20 fry Millions, the Demo-
eratic rate Of interest from I , per cent 10
3 per cent. and the losses q the Govern
msns on collections and disbursements
from two ard one-hAf dollars per thou ID
sand % a very small fraction q one per
cent. There are many Who think that
the public debs shoald no, BE- % speedily
paid OF. that future generations should
bear some Of he burdens caused BY saving
the Union; bat that the debt y being
rapidly sxiinguished no vel informed
person can deny-Bslfasi youraal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

The Maize democratic ieaiers auuognce
that tte Maine democratic platform VII
favor taf. Oh. retrugeou.y. and the free
lis 20 thr MorrIsnn hIL which iucIu1es
iumhef. TITS ID explicit We trust the
Maine democrats vii he equally exp. .clt
Nhtn thtT evolve q platflru at thcir con-
Vent.nn Which IL to meet iu Bangor. June
i-tl ufxL Free Ilmncf III a very square
ISSUE Cor tac rlTan..a of Maine OBJ meet
.n t1e campaign Toe democratic party,
asa psry. II lniolttei.y a frec trade par
tv. To- rdlrts rf thr Incidental prutcc.
t.on wing of Che democrats t1 direct me
course 10 ttc party have 1rrn a cousp.c-
lous fiI lure Iu Curgrrss. Ia.s gives tte
Ma.ne ffm0rraf.c .caters tte courage Qf
tlr.r convictions
We are glad tast something has hraccd
then up. sun ieut'y to icai them % ct
down ani ~ "a Governor Fla.stc.i's pan
% ovcruorkrd. and ttiaicf political
horses facing both WAYS, All going limp
ing though In opposite directions.
Of course. &c grcgu1tck AMI protection
Wing. or tle 'tte fusion party in Maize can
90 iouger follow enc unmlntgaiei bour-
houism t0 which the democratic state
committee n committed TIE nfxt cam
paIxr fought ou national rrIncI PES All
rot 90 TIE ulmlnlIef ant somewhat lnvlsl-
be state issues raised by t1e diplomatic
General Fialstfd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
A RTpVBIICAN STATE roNNtN
TinN.
VIII uE urin iN
~onoNrFsA uALI, BANGOR.

W,is-slrr. AprI 80. 1850. al ~, a "
a,r tbs purpo.s of aoraiusilng q cand..'ste ~
t04rrnli. a. rT slTNofi"N m lN.
sIsluor. ADJ sf...ns r,.-.-,--, I.
fITrinff 81 IrrsIIrnf ADJ 60 liNaN.f.l
49, r.rIf..I sIafas. anI .Hur .r.rsairs IN laisi
80 f..r a.rrrnaffs fn aiiru.I i..r Nsi.'It. N"N
.rrfIHn o. H1 nf.I i'll UIC1eNs llI.uNis. On 20
.f.r. f.nn . IssI auN fIaustIilHa anN tNN''
f...sInfss fnaf u.1f rlt 90 u ra.t
H. HHa.s Uf INIINsl' Nlai...I 81 ~ -
.ras rar. 0HI, i.en A..
..f.f.r.I fn UHf ffIrsair. ani or olU0 - fnlf'
rasf lnr tHT ErruH.ilan rtn.II.Iale ~. 'iNttI
u 80 49, a.II.lI.naI delegate. sHu iil n ~
600 ni q. voice III excess Uf [. woes - al
49, .f.il 4 rnul.ifrr 80 o. In sCss.ou u taf
Reception r,ssnl of fte na.l ai Dino ut.nls ri
fnr nIHrn.nH RI. I.U .'Ntf .I iI n.
ii rs.aI..n. fHr 0r..irniIaIs OF .r.rIHf.s
A. r..l..rs oI MnInr. eltlulf rrTari fn f.ts
rrI.rirlI HrrrrrurrH. ~ nu arr In fatrr RI 90
taiIns ed IIraIN InE A.. RI. AL lai. -
f..f.'r ana HnfrH...nT bono o.. IsIrI.s I.N II.
frf4 t.lnrIlr .arlf.nn a. frU u.assHs ri lNl
raHr|. aHrnr.nE frrr suiIn.U a1N an n..IHf
.nlrfna Uf ....IIa TIH.. .t0N IluIfN.lNa AZ
nnnal rIrrrT .r rrrrr HrriIHu UI n.f rt.H
lIIrlrr l. rralrIHg lrrasarUs tHr tnr Unc.ll
.rrrnrrf nf Anlrr.Hll tipping au. s.. NaiIIl
InE la frrnrrr1nrr. M a. .'li''.iIl' /. - 4.
sf'..rrf a.i.a nIsIraf.nn Ui ranl.O afnfs, an
arn Ilarr In rrnmUfr il.lnIIN irtI.nf
nrrrlnrnr rrrwurr tnrnuHH nuf frr rn'f'
fanf. rQ uaIntsIulnE a. uafIuaal ruFfrnurn
rIr..r..I O. tnfaH HN.rIfs an. nrin0 U.s.. sr'
rrr.i.arF InVIfaI tn unnr 9Th tur arIu
onns uf o. -taf. ln 81. .Uli..E .r.fs a'0H ln il
conFNni.nu
Dor or.ior Errnhlosn state Ooum.i'ce.
Drnn.r e. Wro. lraIrman.
ursnr M .raa.ln secretary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

iabors We ~ml ssy io.'. thai m we nave doae
ny '..ns W arc sr.ry Cor We are giad q a.
wi s''se'"s oficer has not only been BY
' ~ Al length conducted 20 the wise
al Ne we've discharged. AMI foFth'
Wv" ~erc sclfci with an iIrcsi iibie impulse
80 ana see the elegant Marble nsure that
I stands In the treasury department while Nc
were In the temple ofIustlce the TAILOR brought
IN one Goyeie. .ho bal been guilty Of misie.
meanor Ilc vas allowed 10 90 Il aud sin no
more. We are Supposed 20 be- The fret editor
In the county Who has ever seen the indici
'nent. before they were seen BY tho 'lcrk Of
Courts a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
NR swAsEY .


Ala meeting Of our Bar | understand
that was elected % move the acceptance
OF the resolutions Just now 10 eloquenily
ant appropriately presented by Bro, Hast
ings. regret exceedingly that the prs
SURE OF other duties In Court, has deprived
me the opportunity Of arranging my
thoughts FOR a more complete review OF
Bro. Harlow's life than ! shall be able TO
give. never can be unmindfal OF our In
innate associations. which commen eed
many years ago. and which made him my
early aud lasting friend. remember that
when was about eight years OF age, he
came 10 my native village, Canton, TO en-
Ter upon the labor OF his chosen prof ssion.
Very soon after. he became q member OF
my fathers family, aud daily went out and
came In as one Of us. ever Bringing with
him the light and JOY Of his buoyan, and
hopeful life. Then he made the sequaint-
Ance OF nv sister who subsequently, became
his wife, bot who after few brief years,
and oh how brief they seemed, In the
morning OF her life, was called to separate
from fond and devoted husband and 10
give up 10 him the care and training Of .
darling, infant son, while ye, the FIRST
thrills OF JOY, known only 10 young mo-
theirs heart, were making the future al
aglow with hope and happiness. This son
survives the honored object OF this service
and. In the kindness and completeness OF
his character and manhood, trust, does
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

IL che nsgroes must bel i.sfnrrtsi
In IN lntsfet of "groi gofrunfri RI
south CIR ,llnt p'an q. crfis..y f.f -,
r. aosfli. sfi 'aclous and mosf lnpsnt I
M yst devised. AMI be- has tae ueri Gtf
violating thf law or alrk.r- f fnI
Jnfsr The requirement of iae sitil.s aci
az eight ballot boaes. each F.f.r|Y a. +
for The OfIrss o b. yofei fHr flfffr o.
voters ar required 81 tpffla.a srgTr.
unattended. nni deposit thr.f na u. a..
afafslV. flr themselves lf IfY ug 81
iu the wrong boz. they o. not c1g-i A.
voters who can't rad stani ICES Gar rI
chance io eight OF grttlug ha.f ALA q
the right boKes. me mnst 0f tlr grlnr
vote l. cancelled in neat arf 0fifi
msnnsr la wonder tnlf MISS q.
ani other Southcrn States hate ~ hr
foNrd thr ) luth CarDluA p'ar. ~
shlts voters colli then divide .q1 ~
I onal l..ass. aud gfs'iusly i.f.'s af r.
ucatsi negro vote -Nlr.4 HrIt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
Nh. wApsNoHrn saYs

Atuho September term OF thu supreme Judi.
clAl Coart TIE Grand Jury reversed the ola
saAse % "sse before beauty aud selected %.
A. bo.s OF that dixnihcd body. Nov the mem
Der nom Denmark would have made a much
better Head center. While the gentleman nom
Norway mOnopolircd nearly all the VIII OF
jury, aud the juror from samner, considering
his axe. ~as very Keene. Nnious secret soci.
cities werc rvprcssnted on The jury. the mem.
Der from Glead being Mason. The juror be
came -oms~hat homesick % return 10 the IN
ne nestlings In bis Martin hOase. but Brother
Masons genial good humor served a. balm
Of Guead. ami offered relief Among The vii
nes.es before our honorable body. Ne believe
the Know SOthings largely out numbered the
sons OF Temperance. Tho 0bliging messenger
sindiy broughi our mail NJ 10 "a. The jury
had q very handsome Valentine from Bethel.
We came from home without stopping 10
spruce up. and we're glAi b nnd the juror nom
Byron was q Taylor. ny sons strange pAro
don the juror from Lowell. one OF the most
western towns. Vas an List man. CLARK OF
Oxf0rd kept peppsring No on. and Ne bad 10
forxivc him because he vas gger than Ne
we're lie deslstod from firing squiOs AZ ne
af,er a While, a. persons usually do when they
nnd the wAds worth more than the game.
This morning Ne perceived man coming for
us with hls mouth open. and were about 10 tell
him we we're an editor Of the orford county
Record ami therefore too poor 10 buy any
nun trees, and that we didnr need any hight
nlnx rods a. the lightning sometimes struck
us but never our buildings We soon found u
vas brother sanborn Of the oxford County
Advertiser Who had come all the way nom
Norway 70 see nov ve looked lie fouad out
Being disciple Of The lost cause OF WIN. W.
Thomas. jr. We received our scandinavian
friend from Norway with our usual - word
len out In ths manuscript. Like most pstri
oss Ne Eet more curses than thanks for oar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

Most OF the doctor. will ~ from 1,s O.
sixteen prescriptions on asight rn.is-
20 cent bottle % isdwln's flue In 81.
would cure you. Ak f1r 10 40 h1.ic
Dug Store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
a CARD.

di.arrt I0as III Fouth. nsfrBss scatnfss. =
ffflY, Ioss % msnnHI,f A., sill 80 80
mt slll cure 700, FIEk % itAsnt 4
tr.st rvmsdy va discovered nF m !.
~outh An-rics SD sefsIiif 'ssfl IL -
- tte raw JOsGFn 7 iSsss. ,tii'a -
fofk Ciy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
l..Ac r. Moorr. Of Mono, VA

Isaac D. Moonr. OF Monfos Ma
writes
d" have used Braiicys suplrr aos'i.
nearly every year on ny farm. al Tn ii-
that "a pays me we'll for iu the years .i
ild not use 10. ny crops scfr rrtfI
failure on Net lard. where tar t''
have 90 be- planted ate. the only st1 .l
eau POI SURE ~ a paying crop ID b -
Brafieys Phosphate. planted an irT .
POTATOES last june on Intervals Ian. li,.
about a large spoonful ~ ths Pho-p a. Z
t1e hIil. without any other manure IT.
some hills without any fhosphair. b
from these The potatoes were haril 80
iiggIng. while where the Phospha'f Fr
u.r,i. the potatoes we're very nice. To riH
% use 10 on All crops"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
MARRIED.

AZ fDebufE Me. March o., ~ 800 s,.l
Netmau n q LscoaIa y ~, a. ~
Inerfss Nlfxan ~ tfyeb1rg t.-l.f.
IN Hr1soneii March ~. ~ Re-. .
wniiam y. tiouuds 81 Mrs ~ 40 W.
A. kolnds % bfosndeId
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

A good staple patent medicine lac a.
wins Tar syrup may be- trusted Fn /.
more safety than a doctors prrs.f.rtt
~he former has BEEN tested huniffi e1i
.and times, while The former may 90
and may not A. iiolfens
Bob Ingcr.oll. the noted iufie.. aa
there Is no bell. which no iolaf ia
comfort % a great numher of p.oq.f p
n you want - defer realizing ihe tran r
fsi-ity 81 this belief. u-e Itiein Tar ~
up when troubled with Colds of Cocst
For sale AZ unlien's Drug stnfr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

B.~aon elected Humphrey EePabncan
Navor. ou saturday
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symptoms iuUufn NInHI. U'f.''tN
irregular auuf tifr. s0HIr 1a IrfilF. .i IL
utrs AMI lFafi, YFIIUs urInf,
urInatIng, clay cnlufrl siOlIa. .aI
ifsife for uufkl cfIis, frF0IH. NI.
ehiiisl tongue, 10y cough. lifI
iull pain in uack par. ioss of rfnn'I
SIGHT fur these ruuns's AZ ~
arr ! sIrn rnra unr. ID rnraI ~
Cts. fOr tIn Aiffrrss. uA w
suN. fhls'ia.. IA. -n.iIY pniff f.s
CoroHs. fofns. Ctrtann. cossfsIi
All throat. ursasf ant iunE Af.-f
nV trr Ola established ~rN hlNt
CHERRY he ffsf insa gives fr.H
cun. speedily foiioss. o. tts, of
Flsfs.
IoxDox uafu Hfsr0Hrn -sHrar iN
Toilet ArtlrIo. NesfHrrs ErusINi 0
snl sufIns go Removes iiauIruI att -
lc families ~ Great trifaln colo
ftnf irfs-lnF. fragI at y nfrilnHI
gufife of fasll1n A. Druggist i0f 'ir
- Cts. In a. = money
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

TuE QriCkr.r Wai TIL Mar .r
che very quickest Way tn make Ng.i ira
- o. use llorsforis Brrai ifspifti
FLOUR prepared with 10 can be maze s7 .i
very thick batter. poe int1 greece iii
sud lnto a hot oven isimcdiaif.y sri 90
blked beautiful brown. Al sitt o.
hour By thi. means 90 N1man sflrt
M frightened n i0t Of visitors cols li
expect fy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
To APPLICANTS FuR TuE q. s. "A
Val SCHOOL.

To APPLICANTS FoR THE O.. s. "A.
VAL SCHOOL
Ian fcgltstrd by Che Secretary of me
Navy o. uonInatc a candidate Cor cxamlu.
atInn and afmIssiou Al a cadet to tac 7
= NaGal SCrnuI a. Annapolis IRON ne
second Congressional District or Ma.nr.
,nmu-,zf.I I'D thr Cuuut.rs 90 Ariruscnggl u.
Frsnk r. Oxfori. Sagafaanc Lincoln aui
ku0x
d. orisr to enable me- to rccommcui NC
gouur man .cst fltel inr appointment I
have requested Cen. lluuas ~. HYDE oi
nafh. hoo u o.. uaI of huckianf. ". u.
uUfon. c-e of uamsr.scotta- n .nr :. g.
naIrhfr of faru ngt1u. l knuuts. n ID,
of Paris. anf Prot T. 90. Jordan of lev.
Istnu. t0 arf 1s board to examine an a.
rUrarfs fIr afmIssI1u k1i make report o.
me lf ans eruuCmau ou ms noari L. ln-
ale tn serve. h.. place viii bel tIei before
thr mfetug
Thr examining board vii mclt at u.gh
school Hal. lewiston. ir.lay. April 4. 40
- A.. A. apr .cauts shou.d hc present AZ
that tine.
CartI lafcs aust hc rr. beats 20 che sec.
DrI sfr.ef. hrtNrru ID an DEL years oI
Az. at ira-t i've frrt .n he. gtt ronust, aui
without ans physical tefeci. and must sls-
talna satisfactory rxamluatou iu rcaiIng
wr.flrc. srt .rg. arthmciIc, gcograrhy.
Err. 81 Grammar. hIstory. ani a.grnra POI
far a. A. grHraIc fractions and simple cIaa
tons ol one or more unknown quantities.
TIE applicant rrcommeuiul hy ne "a
aiming l0ari all hc usmiuatei for exam
nation 40 thc Nasal Acsdlmy. May liih.
and .mmcIIste admission A. cadet d De-
staI pass fhe dual examluaiIou. The
course si ths Navai school r,ql.rcs ia
Vcars flr comp.etion.
NrrsnN uINuIrn. fE..
ReprcsCruttc for tle Second District 10
Maize.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

wurHEa.. The Otfpri liar desires % cypress
90 respect AMI esteem Tor Hon. llnridsv T.
NAriOw rscrntiy deceased, n member ~ Nis
nAr tor che past thirty seven year,, and record
IL sense ~ the lOss The nAr, ~ veil a. he rel
sfIvss. friends ana tuc community, has sus-
talucd. therefore.
Resolved. That she O1fofd Tar recognizes. In
tn. dispensatlon ~ Providence, the los Of =
man OF energy and indusirJ, % ability and
large practical talent. 90 positive character
All unioubtsd usefulness % liie,-A man OF In.
nltucs ami a cltixrn ~ value, ho sustained
= llfe OF souud morality and sterling integrity
ard Who's decrease. ~ an ags not iacuust.ient
With many years ~ lufure activity l. uniNcf-
sally mourncd
Resolved, That the CLERK b. directed % for.
.ard = copy 81 thtss resolutions, - the D..
reavcd family of the deceased ~ an expression
OF our sincere grief AZ their Bereavement, and
81 sympathy
Resolved That these Tcsoluilonsb e presented
o. The Couri f0r its occurrence, aad for entry
upon IT, records.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
WARRANTED.
CLOVER BITTERS

Nslusb'e lie Toas, Ceres corr iff -.
1us scfcfsia iiumor Bleusnfss BE- -
~ srf skin Disease. All urnss fft
ssilu
PRICE, ONLY 20 CE~rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

Tho symptoms are moisture, Itr ifit.-
fI0n lnffnsr Itching. lnfrrasff .I
very distressing. particularly af HIH'
~ m rlu.suTus errr rInsInf nj ..
fnr rfClum fnr private rHfff aIr
affected. M allusrll o. runfInnH INIf go.
rrsulfs may flIlna SWAMI NINIA.'
L. a rles-anf. sure cure. Al, inl Ir'..I.
sat Nnfuu, tcall Heal. lIIHiIf III. III
Itch. Hlufrhas. al sraIY. rrnsfF H... I.st-
iuKs - mail, 80. Or 60.
.NAiNL a SOY, flia, Pa SOL u ~
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$. ,. COURT. MARCH TERM. iss'.
Hos W W VIRGIN. Jr,r'cr rrs''O'so-


IIIHI UIIItNTT
AtnEEI ;. AUsftS, UsQ, Cltfk.
WoopurKY fItsusR, Reporter.
j. : wHiGHr. Nso County ATTORNEY
". A. RARKoWs. Messenger
IaRpAN STACY, 40 Shefii
Arsrf~ 4 SrEAnNs. Depoty AMI JAilsr
B. a. OsGoop. Dvputy With Grand JOY
n A BAERoNs DtpaN
J 4. fAHkNE,
A p. GOODWIN,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

Osc,E .. TE,ss of Mexico has toen
nominated a. Gane warden by Gov.
Robe Ailcn n wsshharu of Oxford las
besu nominated a. Jusi.cc of Che fcsce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

. l.. fAHNKR,
A q, GOODWIN,
There wcrc seven members % The An
droscoggia Bar In Attendance a. court
Thursday. VIA Hon. George c. Wing,
uou. W W Bolster. lion. A. n. T
Knowltou. J. W Mitchell, csq., ID }. Cali
.han. eco, A X savage, eco J. NJ
LIBBY. esq
Ifadies arc 10 bc seated within the bar,
che rail should b. cut, 80 they can enter
from the rcsr of the room, without berg
obliged % double up and shoot themselves
uto a scst a. they nos a..
Parties who are 10 Attendance should Dc
more cauti1us aboat making bad talk In
ne har aud on me stairs. A. the court 10
ontu DISTURBED ~ such noise some men
come Up stairs with sounds resembling q
thrcshlar uich'rc AMI create great DIS
tarbarce Autte thought In This dire.
uoa wcad save much snuoysaee.
rxG1s 0arcsioa. De- Horr and Dr.
wsigcNooi 90 lewiston we're 10 attend
arre a. witnesses ln ihs case Thomas W
Peru
Petitions have hccn slguci ~ suostanu'
aly Ell ihe nenhsrs % the hArs % tas
Cambeflsri. rguohscot oxford, hcuue
bfc ani WEIo cnuuiiCs Tor >eNcl {
Sirout. esd for iaige ofthc lulted StAie'
Circuit Ccart in place % judge Lowell
TIE bar of thc STAT sil nearly unanimous
liz request bis appolntment-irgus.
Couri ad'ournei ron saturday ncor
en- Monday morning
CRIMINAL Az NEs.
Cyrus I. smith was committed Tor siAil
tsy for non payment OF nne.
EB Holden AMI ,. A. Rawson pAis
thr.r fnc, and costs amounting 90 sl.5 IA
each case.
Rer Siorcr ani Jas. W. Esiou propos'
o. conics, the.r iui.ctmeuis They af'
hoih Indicted 90 second orcnce penalty
$50 ant foar months. These eases ar
sssigncd lor Tuesday aui wednesday %
next week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
JUDGE vIRGIS.

During well nigh three-quarters OF the
ff,y-eight years OF our deeply lamented
brothers life. knew him well and-lf he
could be now consulted I feel persuaded
be would allow me 10 add-intimately.
You may, therefore, well believe tina, not
withstanding the sadness OF the occasion
which assemblies US here At this hour.
AN personally gratined for this great priv
ilege OF listening TO the resolutions and
the accompanying remarks, and OF ex-
pressing my sincere concurrence In these
tributes OF sffection and appreciation 50
tsnderly, 80 truthfully and hence 30 sp.
propriately expressed In memory Of my
friend.
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OF the legal fraternity. not only implicitly
follow the Injunction Of the old maxlm-
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The Iufri states OIL ror- arc very tc-
SIRIUS tlat al nrusluurr, W1o cCrt.lcaics
arc To- thc htuls of mcr wh1 arc engaged
.n ttc ..cga practice of .oau.ng money o.
pens .ourr.. ara receiving aut holding their
prs.on rfrf.fcates ~ securities tlgrcior,
shau rot n tfrm nj once. ttat thcir Crrt.i-
.catfs mas hr recovered AMI tlc un.aslli
boilers uf .hru rrusrCut WtUc 10 ID q
Violation 0f tae Jaw l1r a PRISONER OBJ hy.
putlecatc BIS or hrr pfrs.uu crrt.1catcs.
entire .muar.tY II prru.sei nY thc Cf Gers
who-e or'y desire is to stop me further
prosecution of CHS nls.ue-s ny such m1n.
81 lenders a. pensioners ir his F.rlr.tY
whn-r crrt.fratc- src nos ho.icu al s-cl-
riy. can recover 1y rtporuug tac facts to
a. M uosmcr. spccla. examiner of thc I.
= rcuslon nlrca1. al Room N. Saw ugs
Bsnk B.1Ck lewiston.
The Uu.tci STATE. Slpr,ue Court has
rerlarrl d decision of mlch Interest o.
Northern capita - who had money In
the harfs Or S0ufhern agents ai tac out
hreak 90 thr renrlinn. ~l't Vas brought
hy Northern parties to recover ora South.
ern agent Wh1 hai tlrIr flnfs. His De-
frse eks that Del wks compelled o. pay
the moneV tn che Coufcierate Government
under thc -onascat.1n act TIE suprcme
Court hn.i. that flc Coincidence hat no
legai status. chat Its acts are uo defence
that tle Sllthru trastec Wa a part of
the Coufc.isrICV and cannot plCkl such
defence. aui That tlc Northern creditor
can recover.