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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

NNNL - 4 ~ = A"AAHfN 49,
10 state With Mathematical aocaraucy
81 ther the amount or the cost 90 tne hqoar
drank ln thc Uoliot states To- 4 twelve
nouta d. impossible yet 10 L. possible b
make estimates which nay bel regarded a.
practically correct UPou sucn estimaio-
thIs table L. constructed The methods
by Which th -sc result. have been reached
l. simple
lu thr year i,,1 .enilng Jane 'oI The
Government received a. the lateral rcve'
o., GA d.s,lci sg.rts s-i,f,. 80 TIE
a. on each g.iioa o. distilled nqaor Is
uiusiy ccnts The quantity therefore. OF
aqaor thas taxei am,natei % o., less than
s..clI .q-l gallons. Thc crucial p'lni rela.
ave OBJ thIs lli1tty Ia iis tost % - con.
samcr A oerilia proportion OF u wss
employed lei MCDANIEL AT s,leutic Use.
t. larger proportion of lis whisky ani
orsnfv--il11rs shich i1rm-i iis pfiuci.
pa part vas irank a. beverages. A.
"a ffls .tlrcs ArcsPec,ahle irlggisi oi
Csm1dtge .aflrms me tas bet hraniy
rriaIis gallon ihe bet waisky a.
>, new rlm q, AZ. All o,i rem siahigh-
er Price than The nes AZ The saloons
branly IL usually sold a. twenty-five cents
as'ass Ag,ass ofdist.ici liquor repre-
seas. oat.htfa gliL A. thess,oou, thcre-
flre. brauiy 10 re,alei a. &c a gallon.
WHISKY q. soli a, TIE rae of enrra cents
agiass. or a. e1agAiion iu vies ofthese
fscts liis 'iigci hat on thc average a
gallon % distilled uqs,r costs the eonsam-
e. a. east . The cost therefore, 70 TIE
consumer % the whole am1lui % ss,6ii,.
o. gallons wosd Aggrcgste siai.iai.,5l.
Ia thc sane year ~ l.'i the Jo.ted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22
SUGAR. AND
MOL ASST
si55.WO.WO
Tutt ALTON
ssI.OOO0OO

parents. These results. lhoaxh hardly
capable OF Anlhmellcd comprehensive q
are nevertheless positive and ~ enormous
proportions 10 any comprehensive Iadg'
m.nt ~ the amount ~ she nations drink
bin they shoah h. inciuied.
II remains 10 point oat with whatever
OF detail space may permit, The precise
scoops % thc value % the other Producis
with which The cost % uqaor !. compared.
The last csusgs state. that the valae Of
the product. u the nourlas and grisi mills
for isso was s505. lss.5ia The largest
par, Of this yield was consumed on these
shore. The export. Of -four % that year
we're valued ~ Only sas,911,isl The
foarih co'amn Of he table. representing
The meat bln. ths value ofthe products
% the "slsughtsrlog AMI meai-packlng
no, Including retail baichering establish
meuts 1" u amour T. 10 SOS iG2,iil. The
wooden goods irciuis. not only such -
ar usually thus designated. Bat also car
PCT, f,lt goods. gloves. mitiens, hosiery.
knit goods. MIXED textiles, wool hats, snd
worsisd goods The exact value Of The
sawed lumber was sass Pos, 9s,. and ~
be- cotton good, s2lo.eO.Ss5. Uuisr
boots aud shoes" l. oomprchended the
value OF custom and repairing a. well A.
the ordinary produo, % the factories b
si9G. go 81 represents their value. "Sa.
gar ami molAsse.. rsduei." smount 10
slsS.tsI9is The ssS.lii.tt2 credited %
public eiscailon stands f0r the total st'
pcniliafc made BY the States AMI Terrific
rle. for their schools o. al grades IN the
year i..i. Report % Com % Eiacailon
for ISL. XLvllIl The amoun, assigned
10 Christian missions 0. The average anu
A. c1peniiiurc during the last decade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22
NEws on TIM WEEK

Monday The senate passed the
amended Naval Appropriation bill
A Coronofs investigation into the Cln'
einna,i riot, vas commenced. --SenA'
tor Morril Of Vernon, celebrated hrs Iiit
birthday with a reception; Geo. Ban
erofi. the historian. 80 yean old. va'
prcsen, and whenever be addressed the
senator said "Yogng man ="
Tuesday Another destructive ey'
clone visited Georgia; ia one county n
houses were blown down A negro
va. burned a, the stake for numbering q
white woman. -Morrison, by a vote
Of llO 10 1873. succeeded in Obtaining
consideration Coz his tariff bill.
Wednesday The Pennsylvania Re
publican State Convention. by a vote OF
200 10 81 instructed Coz Blaine. The
illinois Convention BY a unanimous vote
instructed Tor Logan. In New York
large number Of district conventions were
held in which Blaine led.-The wall OF
a dre-wreeked bsildins fell =, Grand
Haven. Mich, killing three Citizens
5000. 900 q. Of log. were lost q, Ban
goI BY the sudden rain. There wa
reported rio,iug on the New Mexico r.
X
Thursday New Jersey and Delaware
held their Republican State Conventions
for delegates the former are tso-third'
Blaine and one.,hird Edmunds. and lat
ter five Blaine and one Arthur The
village Of Stockton. Ne, was visited BY
a severe FIRE Eve stores, q law Office aud
dwelling houses burned.-The Maine
NJ. T.. Conference was in session q, Bath
Bishop Foster presiding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

seven cent? a drink q, haifA gill 10 tho
'horu,' this makes ~ q per gallon. The
consumption last year was about 'O,co,'
0o0 gallons cost 10 consumers ahoui
slis.O0O.O00. Adding wines. there i GER
iAlnly spcut Tor drink more than So. Co.,
o0o. and The entire sam raised by taxes 81
al slnds. National. State. county, city,
town. and school district, l. stated on
authority 81 the Census Bureau % De not
more than about 500 Oh oo0.
Ia this connection IL shoald be aid TIA,
the National Temperance Almsnae %
places the value OF llquor sold In The Ialled
States Ia one year a. si0oo, oco.o0n' an
amount greater by sioo ooo ooo than The
estimate here offered A long ago a.
$50 a year when the revenue from The
0overnmcui tar on distilled hqaof wAs
about twenty mlliloa dollars less thaa D.
uow L.. AMI when The national Income
from fcrmcutci liqalr was about one'ihlrd
% the present ineome-Dr. Young. The
chief ofthe National Bureau % statistics,
Affirmed that our btu Cor drink exceeded
co. ooo.0)o The hope. therefore. l. en-
teftairod that ne estimate here made, ~
500 o. 0oo, vii appear lust
In th.. aggregate no account Is taken
OF ne Indirect cost b the uiiloa o. 10 To-
Temperance It's generally aekno~ledg'
81 that incompetence i cause, more or
less efficient. Of nlnc-teuths % all crimes
committed, that 10 i The principal cause
which makes and keeps about a million
persons pablle paupers, q, an annual cost
ofsio9. oo0 900; that u l. a leading factor
10 causing onc.ihiri % AT cases % in'an'
l,y. and ihA, 10 Il l. due The fact that out
% AZ least ~ thousand IDIOTS In ihis
country f1ur.nnh. are born ofiniemPeraie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

scholars would learn more history 70 %
were written 10 story form. Miss Pail.
brick opsned The discussion by relaans
her s1peflenoe 10 her history classes W
W. MAYO spoke 10 favor % 40 oral method
OF teaching history 70 small scholars. hy
grouping Incidents in uiiod States hisiory
round Columbus. Washington ant Lin'
cola. "A Lace though, history should
noi D. hundic OF dry facts, bot
the thrulns story OF msn ani women Who
have lived ant acted 10 Ike manner A. We
DO now he gave a description % The
various methods Of teaching history Which
had cone under his own observation
Amer LILLE other baslucss, = vote Of
thanks VA given - The people Of oxford
for their KIDD Hospitality and the meciing
Adjourned
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

An old physician, retired nom practice,
having had placed In his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
maneut cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Ca,arrh, Asthma. and all Throst and Lang
Affections, also . positive and radical cure
for Nervou. Debility and all Nervous Com.
plants. after having tested ia wonderful
curative powers In thousands OF cases, has
felt u his duty 10 make u known 10 bis
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and adesire 10 relieve human suffering,
will send free % charge, 20 all who desire
Il, this recipe, In German, French or Eng.
llsh, with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail, by addressing. with
stamp, naming this paper. W. A. Norks,
T4g POtser's BlOck. ROoASster, WI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22
TIN CONVENTIONS

SeKt Tuesday tAe Republicans % This
Dlstrlct Nil meet A. Auoarn % nominate
Congressman. There Nil probably Be
20 opposition % the reu0miuAtou OF Hon.
Nelson D.ngisy. u. Mr.. Dlnxiey has rep
resented the District ally Anf sAtisfaCtO-
rly No man ever went % wNsh.ugtou
ron his State, And In - short time d.d
such good vork And attA.sed such posi-.
tion a. Nj Dingiey hA. toue. We hear
nothing but words o. satisfaction non al
quarters. Mr.. D.ngiey i no; ouly popular
with Republicans. BAT Ne oflen bear Dem.
ocrats PrAls.ag his aieiiy All attention
% Business. ne vii doubtless be unAni.
mousiy nominated ant trlumPhantly elect
81
Another dlty OF his convention VII be
% nominate candidate Cor Preslientia.
slector. and another % elect two delegates
70 ne CAicago Convention ant two alter.
uAtes 10 an VAcAncies 10 his matter
grra, carr should b. exercised. The a..
iion Of The Chicago Convention vii Ia q
great tcgrce tetsrmine The result of the
nsxt Presidential election. Sach men
should b. seat d the Convention a. vii
act f5r the best iatercsts % The party a.
lsrgs. irrespective o. local prsfsreuces.
No doa5t n Mr.. Blaine goes into the ooa-
vsntl0n with . large following, The Maize
delegation viii support him unanimously.
In that case their duty VII be plata. II NJ.
Blaine Is not . candidate. oar delegates
vii have . delicate task. A. there u no de-
aned sentiment Ia Maine Cor any other can
iidats. Therefore oar delegates should be
men Of good political Judgment, o. nerve,
u reserve. who can GALAXY see ,hs Goa
vention "su,hass- Cor this candidate %
hat, and then vote Cor the man who
promises 10 best represen, the best ele-
msnts % The party. We think Il vii b
vel 70 send men who have had previo0s
experience IN Nsti0ual Conversions. n such
can Be obtained
Ou wednesday following, The state Goa
vention meets a. Bangor. Is duty In
eloCtu- touf lclt&<trr ~ - I'm - w
vention vii be a. Important A. that de-
nnsd shove. Two candidates Cor Presi-
denti Al electors a. large VIII also b nomi-
mated.
OF most immediate importance 20 the
people Of Maine. however. viii Be the Sc
lection. a. this time. Of candidate f0f
Governor. No doubt Governor R0bie VIII
Be ren0minkted Cor his important posi-
tion. We hear OF no opposition 10 bin.
DarinS The past tso years Governor R0oie
has done bis best 20 please the people Of
Maine. 70 give them an honest. economical,
and dixnined Administration. No scknd-
as have been developed. no personal con-
ficts between the executive and other
branches Of The government precipltsted.
but an even, successful administration OF
IN. srslrs Of the State. 1.-THE practice Of
rivsrx . governor too terms Of two years
each : 20 Be the policy Of the party, Gov.
srnor Roois win Be the rsnominstsd and
TIE precedent thus set.
We rns, that Oxford County VII be vel
repr,s>ntec 81 both conventions We are
entiuct 10 ninety Que deleS<tss IN eeen
conventioa m Ne are fnlly Represented
ve shall b able % exercise considsrAois
influence IN The Convention - ve are en-
utlcd 70 By our large Republican vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

CaUcrs-Tae Republicans Of the town
o. Paris are hereby notiaet 10 meet Al The
town house. on Thursday. the 2ith day Of
April. a p., is,t, A. 4 O'Clock, .. n, 10
choose eight delegate. 70 attend the Re
pg5ucan state Convention 10 b. holden a.
Bangor. Wednesday. April SOth; also 10
choose eight delegates - AT eud The Dis
rlct Convention Al Auburu. Tuesday, The
29lh lay Of April
Pm OEnEK TowN COMMITTEE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

Mn. DAVID NAsoS. one ofthe selectmen
OF Canaan, Me, furnishes us with bis en-
perienee In the use OF commercial fertiliz'
ers A. follows 60
"During the past twenty years have
used nearly every kind OF fertilizer In the
market, bat nnd that Bradleyis Super
phosphate Is superior TO them all -Four
years ago used II on sweet corn side by
side with other kinds, and had more than
twice the corn on the plot where used II
than where used another well known fer.
tlllrer. The next year sowed wheat, and
found the same marked difference In the
crop in favor OF the Bradley, and the third
and fourth years the hay showed distinct
ly larger yield where II was used. These
observations confirm my convictions that
Bradley's superphosphste IL the best and
cheapest OF any Of the fertilizers 10 our
market"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

QUICK PUDDING Bless you, Sally
splcer. you're the very woman want 70
see. I'm posted about making quick Pod
dings. Can't you advise met" TO be
sure" said sally make Q good dough
from -four prepared by yourself, with
Ilorseford's Bread Preparation. one pack.
age OF the Preparation TO Is pounds OF
-four. and roll out thini spread over some
berry am, roll up. lay In your cake pan.
and steam three quarters OF IN hour. Cut
off In slices across, and put over about two
spoonfulis OF sauce 10 each dish ! use
Horseford's Bread Preparation In prefer
~nce 10 all Others, because there II no dan
Ger OF the padding falling OF getting
heavy when taken from the steamer"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

STATE. Goyerumeut received ihfoaga ths
Internal rtycuae from The taX on fcrmenr
"a LIQUORS sispoo.cis TIE rate of Ia.
alton /. one dollar barrel A barre cln'
taius either thirty .tNo 90 thifty-oue gal.
lons Accepting the lower cstlmaie. uo
lcss ihan sgJ.9ia os5 gAnons of fermcntci
uqaof we're consumed ia oas year ia this
coantry. This liquor consisted mainy ol
beer 10 one gallon % beer are. A. usual
iy divided. twelve glasses ani a glass u
seldom N ever sold a. less than nFc ccuts.
AZ slxty oenis q gallon, therefore, the cost
% the drinkers % ~. heer sm'ne'ei O.
s1lt.15Lt19
The euurc cost therefore. ofnqaofs dis
ullei aui fsrmentei. on which the Govern
mcut received a rcyenac, consumed 10 me
Unitci STAT. la the year culing jane 3D..
issl. Amounted % s,i0.tti.4il. Thi'
sum doe. not howcyer. correctly repre-
sent ne nauons drlnk BIN 10 does not
lnclads The vaisc % native wines 70 doe,
u1t include The value or Importer Nt+'fr'
% many kInts and OF large amounts. Ia
The year is.l The Government received a.
ihc duties oa beer A,c, porter, AMI oihe'
malt ugsor, Imported se,5.t'i, ani a
datic. oo vine. spirits. AMI o,rilas im
plrtci s-.5tf $50. TIE cost - the con-
samer of the uqaor. the lmp)sts on which
excccdci $500 Oh. u i ouly possible O.
estimate. Not fcw % these liquors
we're rare r.utagcs. Ori.usry catmpisne
is soli a. - pint, The bet htsnis CON
mani a much larger price. ii Is Certainly
iow estimate which places The valae of
these liquors a. sloo.oooOoo Tbs sun.
together with The sslo.it1.g7i. causes ihs
amoaut % Increase . ai0.t1,2il. Ia hi'
totai. however. l. DOT iuCiudcd The Sa.ue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

ofthe native wines YET this total dos
lacluic ne saias 90 lqaor used Tor ne
chan.,al aud scleuua, parp,ses UPoa
the precise yails % iqllf nas employei
nIs am ,ait 20 or,fAn Intelligent oqinlou.
Relatively. however. O the value ~ liquor
usciaa beverage the vsiac 20 liquors
otherNlsc consumed u small
Itls farthar - be sali thai no reeogni
/, thus taken of l.qlof. either distilled ~
fsrmentcl. which escape, uxation The
crooked whisky" All che crooked 9th
cr spirit. which avoid ihe tss represent
by M mean. small amount Bei this
Quantity. A. well a, iha, which i taxed,
l. al CONSUMED.
In consideration OF these facts u i
iaiscd that % place The drink ON OF The
Uultsd States for one year a. 500 ono .ooo
. l. 4, make los estimate.
worth while b compare Ills ssu'
mate with another made at year In II
famous editorial. The slfc ~ tae Ten
pcraucs Question. ths Sew York "rno.
uue affirmed that the coauiry spends Tor
drink more than $3.50 10000 each year.
H. method ofroaching This result u some'
What dr.rcni ffom that here adopted
. The c1nclasloa. however. To- a problem
many elements of which are lniehnlic j.
similar o. that have reached
"A giAs, % beer costs the consumer t'e
cents aud there are =, least twenty In The
gallon. ana III huulrvi ani forty 10 TIE
barrel. 80 that beer reiails a. a1oai 80 =
barrel. while ale coats siiii more. The
consumption o. beer aui a.c as, year was
.bou, iS 600 ooo barrels cost 10 consam'
or, abou,sisooooooo The cheapest klnd
ofliqaor used. ordinary whisky i rarely
.old a, ave cents. ani averages a. least
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

Han FAEr james :. wright. esq., o.
the Republican District Commitiee, has
received word from the managers Of The
Grand Trunk. that they viii Instruct Al
agents from Gllcsi - oxford 10 issue -
tara tickets b. delegates attending th'
District Convention A. Aaouru next week
for half regular fare. Tickets viii BE- goo
70 ~ tae day before The con
veaton and return the following day
HAlf fare will also BE- given those attend
Ing State Convention. See arrange
msnts sor transportation unier call for
STATE Conycuiion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

are Improving every day, while Arihars
arr growlng very slim Bat notslih.
standing the fact that Bialns l. booming
nov. u may be- A. 10 1870 lis boom no"
may be- his ultlms,s defeat IL 10 safe 10
say that unles. be gets the nomination on
the Grit ballot he will fail The moment
a struggle ensacs among the leading
candidates, break will follow A. In
lss6 and 10 iss0. and one Al the bottom
of the Let will be- shoaldercd BY the
Convention with = hurrah. Who iha,
will be dare no. predict But the
present Secretary Of War woald no, be
a surprise 10 many observers.
DNEoHn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

Nav ADVERTISEMENTS. - Commission
ers notice 10 Ins0lycnt estate of Aaron NJ.
Irish. late OF Woodstock
Fineen Probate Notices.
Five Insolvency Notices.
Hampden ReAdy.mlted paluts.
MAnshelds CapillNls.
Fits
Farm Tor sAle-f. u. Maxim.
s.w. Dunham OF North Paris. Offers Tor
sale bis store aud mill At that place. The
Pos, Orice l. Ia the store, and good
stock Of goods will be sold with the store
or separately. Mr.. Dunham has occupied
the place for twelve years. IL i good
chance for an energetic party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22
Mill and Store For Sale.

rhs subaefibsr wto has tssn ~ t-,i.f.. \,
North fafls. lof he g.st tetf. 80. ,t...,i..'s
go. ~ s.le AZ st1fs anl ma - that go
NJ. stnfs IL lorafst al luf ~ ail.l w.. -
paris naifosl .isflnri a. I Il ihs fnsl ~ Pr.
A - stoet 81 sssefsl urfr1 itilff slI 'f ffll
= ~ the 81. o. o. ffraftfflIi ~ laifaefff Ntf
IssIrs AZ aiso sf.is lli ssf tt $40 Al II
Nasth fafls ThsmIl traaf htttf
- al Il nifst suh fpIl nHs IeaIn N. u II
st.tam sfintias 81 rlrns fsri ani iiuf ~
atie tens O. sifY raHnl
NHth Parts srfn .. ~ ....-,..,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

Va are gi,a 20 see hat tae N.rsag Al
rsr'i.r hss oa'grosu IT, patent outside,
al j. BOW wholly pratci A. Norway.
NJ Stnboru has boen very successful
Viii the Alrfrnssr. AM ~ trust The en-
terprisc nay conunue % grow AMI
thrive
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22
OXFORD COUNTY TEACHERS ASSO-
CITATION

OxToEn April ~.
Warn aai pleasant A fair attendance.
n. ". Johnson. the president, In The
chair. Flrs; In order came reading OF a
paper b j. A. Roberts Of Norway High
school. on school Organization, ll
Preliminary, ~ classihcAtlou. go Pro-
gramme. Mr.. Roberts gave a clear de-
tailed Account OF bis own method OF ar
rAngl1g classes, and governing schools.
Herosrt e. Bac0u Of Woodstock, and W.
W. Andrews OF Canton. who were 10 dis
cuss TIE paper were not present. Free
man Andrews severely critlscd Mr.. Rob
erts' plan OF a general recess, saying boys
an girls should never have recess togeth-
en-. Thsn he gave his methods oftesching
very small schools, and showed new way
OF learning TIE Multiplication table. II.
W. johnson thought written answers 10
questions should BE- more frequently en-
pioyed A. u would learn them 10 BE- more
accurate W.. corthell made few re-
marks on nuesse 10 managing obstinate
pupils ard refractory pareuts Miss II. Y
Jersey gave detailed description OF The
methods employed In the schools support
Cd By Mrs Quincy Shaw Of Boston, who
spends yearly $4,000 In charity.
Business Meeting As this was rather
~ f. rrlvste nature. make no s,temp, 10
report IL The nsrt meeting will be in
August
Question Box Those who wished,
wrote Questions on . piece Of paper aud
dropped them In bon. These were now
answered
Psper By Miss Alma Pepdsxter OF Nor
way High School. on How shall We
teach History, with Special Reference 10
United States History In Common SCHOOL,
Her paper was short and 70 the point
she gave her methods OF interesting her
scholars In history. She thinks small
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

OXFOnp e. -n1arl M i'l1i ...-rs.
p,feabr So 1a. irI. DID
MuCh on, l.-l ..tl 81
lpol CO. ilrl lIaT OIL. o.
hafIll bra frlI IfUi .HtI m. ..lf II
sIb.s al ga Del iiil iaia ia'
nis Oricfta 'hli e. lrs. Az
meft nj tnf l.lsl 81 MaI LII 81
Hancri a. nl.alaT f t. -
tHnf. A. ID. Irsl n - Il
a ~ anI flfror lrofri go
f1nrr m.nfIll.I I'D UI .-fs
sfrIy amer alIth Fifa hfu.nt 1000
nsssfs eli D. haIa f a1aIH rIuIHa.... - =
emily a1fslc1 ID ifr nrlslf0s fat'a t.ffH
a. o. aonuissilafrs slaN .li.f -. 81
iarttff oflfrsi. tIai nufloa - irr 800.
purpofs Of fnr tomlrisl|natfa y. 49,
b. owes to 40 prrs1as anl go 100. 81.
"a tY cllflng lftrsiri 81 De- 70 ta.. ~. ga
inis uflf fHfHtln in lr fH.fri q ~
tIe loan u EIml 90. lnl t.fi - ~
pnbl.r places Iu slIl loss ani i...-.-I 20
aorts rnsresl.rrI" Id ~
ocfai. nsesplrsr r ~ A.
Ia fhc tulaiy 1I "A q ID ~
u sili PUBLICATIONS. ani ra.h - 4 -
a0iicss a. b. male. stfrri a-l ~, 4 O. q
fblfty dlys before saIi tHf ~ r
that Ell refsons aai tli 81 -
aud there aFrsaf ani tfra -.ls 80
ave. shy sac TIalu 20 si'l
49,. ALBERrs At,iii',is.s's
A uue ~ ol aIi r0af11 fai
' xa'i MaEsr. Ar,n--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

Paines Furniture Mandatory and sales
rooms near the Maine Depot, Boston, has
the largest and most extensive stock OF
nice ParlOr and chamber Sets To be found
n you canno, see them send for an Illus
trated price list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

LAuoSt e. wuiovouur of Mexico, A.
\. Herrick % Bethel. and Henry n Rich
uis % Byroa. have been nominated jus
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Sunday. 32s. clear Monday, 80 clear
Tuesday. So , clear Wednesday, .,
rain Thursday, s99, rain Friday 20 :
rain. SUNDAY. ~ : rain.