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National Republican., 1885-10-31

WHILE IL may be true in a certain sense
that "the Office should seek the man. &C.,
yet there are millions of pretty good men
whom Office will never voluntarily seek.
The President should have some regard for
the feelings Of these citizens, His heart is
not so hard that he will be able to look un-
moved on the crowds OF hungry Office
hunters huddled In the front aud back yards
OF the white house thinking Of the days
and dollars they spent in 's4 for Cleveland
and Hendricks.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

1T is hoped that the new pension Office is
the last public building that will be occu-
pied during the process Of construction.
The government is not SO poor as to neces-
state the use Of public structures while
carpenters, plasterers, plumbers, painters,
GLACIERS, and other artisans are doing their
respective parts Of the work thereon.
Doubtless reform is delectable thing, but
this particular phase Of 1t may well be dis
pensed with in future.
National Republican., 1885-10-31
The ArIstocrntle roIson of OhIna.


Capt. Maddox says that the current i'm
preston among the foreigners In China is
that the present emperor will be put TO
death before he reaches his majority, so as
to put in another boy as chief ruler and
postpone for few more years the question
of audience. The young emperor viii
probably be given "gold leaf" the arlsto-
cratic poison OF China, which Is admins
tered TO only the highest officials when
their death has been decreed.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

Even when that saddle has failed TO get
majority vote in the Old Dominion there
will be things worth living for, prizes worth
striving for, victories worth achieving in
this world. Let the brave bourbon soul
take hope. The sun will still shine, the
band will play, the gay will laugh, the ele-
phant will go round, and the solemn brood
of care will plod on.
National Republican., 1885-10-31
Packed Away for Katie.

II TIT'9UVI TIIII'F IV'5'I
An Ohio Democrat who has been In Wash
ington ever since the 4th Of March trying
TO secure an appointment as governor of
and is no nearer the Office than when he
started. lie was not smart to seek the
governorship of Utah. Early in the ad-
min!stration that office was labeled ''For
Miss Kate Field, to be called for" and put
away on shelf
National Republican., 1885-10-31

WE hope the Democratic leaders in Vir-
ginia make note of the wcighty prediction
that, II Democratic solidity of the south
continues to be maintained by fraud, II will
be answered by Republican solidity of the
north, secured by righteous Indignation.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

MR. RANDALL is charged with such NOR
ciless hunting down of Republican place
holders as should certainly not be expected
Of a Democrat who was able to get many Of
his political brethren provided for under
several successive Republic an administra-
National Republican., 1885-10-31
A Good Suggestion.


An editor, who is friendly 10 Cleveland,
says that the President is bothered with
oficeseekers and the nuisance hns become
intolerable.
Cleveland should initiate Bridget. The
lady OF the house saiu
'Bndget, this dust on the furniture is in
tolerable. What shall do about II 20
"Do as / do, marin. Pay no attention
a.
National Republican., 1885-10-31
virginia's vital Interest.

TTIITHUUIPIIW I'TVsS,I
Virginia has as vital an interest In protec-
ton as Pennsylvania orOhio, and the whole
theory of the Republican party is more
favorable to her development than the un-
progressive Democratic doctrine. II would
be well II more northern men Of the first
rank would address the southern people on
their own soil in Mr.. Sherman's wise and
persuasive manner.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

Why do the Hill managers call for ora
torical aid from protection Democrats like
Messrs. Voorhees, and Converse, gentlemen
who have been 'read out of the party'' aud
''pillored' for intidelity to the great cen
trail tenet of the national Democratic organ
izationG Where are Carlisle, Hurd, Mills
G.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

ginio aud the fruit.growcrs OF the country.
Whatever interests the farmer and tends to
the promotion Of agriculture cannot be un
interesting to the general reader, for all
other industries or human ayocations rest
on the Oldest and greatest.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

IJ0cksonvlIIe Times-UnlonI
NJ. l.. Menges, OF Barlow, and his wife
were the owners OF three nice canary birds,
and one Sunday night a chicken snake
got into the cage and swallowed two OF
them, and the other rdied--perhaps of fright.
At any rate 1t was found dead In the cage.
His snakeship, enlarged by the tN o he had
swallowed, could not get out of the cage,
and was captured and Killed.
National Republican., 1885-10-31
Not of the Trirst Water.

TNeW OrK SUM
"What a quantity of diamonds Mrs. Stock
andbond wears; and they seem to be Of the
first water, too.n
"No, they are of the second water. 1t
was not until her husband had irrigated his
stocks a second time that she began to wear
liamOndsp -
National Republican., 1885-10-31
Hobson's Choice.

Hobson Jones-"Yes, Miss Clara gave
terested In me, but when l asked her to be
my wife she unqualifedly refused"
Mrs dc Bullion-"0n what grounds did
she refuse youSp
"IIobson Jones--"on the lawn tennis
grounds In her fathers own yard.n
National Republican., 1885-10-31

MEMBERS Of the various Democratic clubs
of the District of Columbia are hungering
for lecture on reform, We feel that we
are justified in assuring Mr.. Schurz a large
audience II he will bring one of his best
reform lectures to this market
National Republican., 1885-10-31

HAVING the conduct of the election in
their own hands the Virginia Democrats
can practice frauds If they decide to do so.
But they cannot commit such crimes with
out detection and exposure.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

THE able Richmond Dispatch appears to
believe that an increase in the amount of
taxable property calls for a corresponding
increase in the rate Of taxation. Is that
sound bourbon doctrine?
National Republican., 1885-10-31

threatened, II says, with destruction, and
nearly all the leading lines are similarly
threatened, particularly the cigar trade, In
which several large firms have left there
within year or so.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

THE force of habit will carry most of the
Massachusetts Democrats to the polls next
Tuesday, but they will not be sufficiently
numerous and obtrusiye to seriously impair
the uDanimity Of the popular verdict
agalnst their party.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

THE growth of protection sentiment in
the south promises to effect the complete
disintegration Of the Democratic party.
The free trade heresy will go to meet its
twin secession.
National Republican., 1885-10-31
All for John.

indianapolis Journal (Rep)l
II the people of Ohio want TO find out
how popular John Sherman is and to hear
the imperative demand from every dircc-
tion that he shall be returned TO the Senate
they will keep up the idle talk of substl-
tuting another Republican candidate.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

SENATOR SHERMAN speaks at Richmond
to-day. Despite the efforts of misguided
and disgruntled bourbons to create bitter
feeling toward him he will be patiently
heard by many Democrats.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

THE responsibility Of the Democratic
party in Ohio is shocked by exposure of
Democratic frauds. The rascally perpetra-
tors will never find forgiveness for letting
themselves be found out.
National Republican., 1885-10-31
Why Daniel Escaped.

Sunday school teacher-"Why did not
the lions touch Daniel?m
American boy (who reads the newspa-
pers)-"Cos they were 'fraid to-"
Teacher-"WhyS
a. B.-"Cos they were British lions !"
National Republican., 1885-10-31

THE high moral element of the Ohio Dem
ocracy is righteously indignant over the
bungling awkwardness shown by their baser
brethren in the recent frauds in Cincinnati
and Columbus,
National Republican., 1885-10-31
"Mighty Interesting Reading.'

TBOsIOn JOurnnI lKtpII
Next Wednesday morning the Journal
tion. II the Republican readers Of this
paper will but interest themselves to get
out full vote the returns will be interest
ing reading.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

ALTHOUGH the Democrats affect to be-
lieve that they are sure of New York, the
betting brethren Of that political faith de-
mand heavy odds on Hill.
National Republican., 1885-10-31
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81.


ALPAuGus-"Alouc In London"
NArioSAi-"skippc by the Light of the
Moon"
FoRps-"A Moral Crime"
HERzoG's-Mss Claire Scott.
DINE MusEUM-Frank Fraync.
CoMQuE-Varicty entertainment
WASHINGTON RISK-Ninth and Il. I. avenue.
EST. RiNK-Flncst skating surface In the city.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

The address delivered by Hon. Norman
j. Colman, commissioner of agriculture, Mt
the Virginia state fair a few days ago, is
printed in this issue of the REPUBLICAN,.
II is valuable paper, filled with the sound
est practical advice 10 the farmers Of Yir-
National Republican., 1885-10-31

can kill tiger, the tiger happens to be found
when only q little cub. So consumption, that
deadllest and most feared of diseases IN this
country, can assuTedly be conquered and de-
stroyed II Dr. lierco's Golden Medical Dis
covcTy" be employed carly.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

IT will be sad thing for the Virginia
bourbons to have that saddle defeated next
Tuesday, but we trust they will brace up
and try TO bear disaster like men.
National Republican., 1885-10-31
Poor ola Andy.


tits true that Andy johnson was once an
alderman, but it was hoped that he had
cfIectually lived 1t down.
National Republican., 1885-10-31
Thnt,s Mhnt,s the Mhtter.

INIVHITIVIIU UI9IITIIUH VDVTITVI
Why has Malone invited Mr.. Sherman to
speak in this Democratic city9 We an
swer that 1t is because there are so many
Democrats In Richmond who are in favor
Of protective tariff
National Republican., 1885-10-31
A Cruel Joke ON the Baby.

IChIcngO IrIbune,I
Mother-Whom do you think baby re-
semblesY
Unclo-It has It's fathers nose.
Mother-And my mouth.
Uncle--Yes; fact; and also notice that
with papa's nose and mammals mouth II
leaves precious little room for forehead.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

A BoURBoN newspaper at Danvilie is
screeching along the color line with an elo-
quence that smacks of sheol and cheap
whisky,
National Republican., 1885-10-31

GOOD news comes from every part of the
Old Dominion. With anything like a
fair election the bourbons will be routed.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

ENLISTMENT in the signal corps cannot
be fairly held to be a solemn surrender of
all "rights that white men are bound to
respect.n
National Republican., 1885-10-31

Hon. JoHH s. BARBOUR, Of this city, is
still at tho residence of Col. Reed, in Alex
andlia, Va.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

BosToN should employ an odorless exca-
waiting company to haul the Taber divorce
suit and all its vile belongings out of the
city,
National Republican., 1885-10-31

"CoRRurTIoN wins not more than hon
esty," is a maxim which Cincinnati's Dem
ocratic politicians would do well to ponder
National Republican., 1885-10-31

THE new German liberal parry is growing
in way that must excite profound disgust
in the capacious but illberal mind of Bis
tnnrCk
National Republican., 1885-10-31
Cannon Fnrrar,s NIIsfortune.

Canon Farrar is said TO have pronounced
George Washington Childs the 'ideal
American gentleman" Surely the canon
has never had the pleasure Of meeting Tom
Ochiltree,
National Republican., 1885-10-31

"INrERNAL" is one of the mild opithets
applied TO Senator Sherman by the Virginia
buurbons.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

THE Iowa Democrats have finally decided
that the dim distant future holds the victory
they hoped to catch on to this year.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

GEN. HAzEN would render a signal SER
vice to the country he would manage the
weather bureau without intestine storms.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

THIS is the last day for the onlceseeker
to pour his pathetic tale into the executive
ear.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

MooDY and sanbcy have undertaken to
revive Kingston, n Y, and expect to turn
OIL a finely executed piece of work.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

THERE may come a day when the state of
Maryland will be too big to be carried in
Mr.. Gorman's pocket.
National Republican., 1885-10-31
AMUSEMENT rs.
THE NEvApA CONCERT.


The following is the programme for Nine
Emma NGvada's concert ut Congregational
Church Monday:
]. Allegro sOnntO, y minOr.",...... .Rubinstein
NJ. Lcwita, SignOr Casati
2. I'll Mo OTCsOrn" .........,.............M Mozart
NJ, Edmond Vcrgnct.
u, SCnCFSp, Is s.ClODtn
VI. GustuVC Lcwltl,
]. Scene and shadow song,
"DinOrah" ...... Mcycrbeer
Nine. Emma Ncvndl.
3. Fantasia, Faust" .Iarasnti
SignOr Luigi Casati.
G. Duo Don Carlos ..",...,.,,,...,...,..n.Ve Verdi
NJ. Ncrgnct and Slsnor Bu'i
= (n) Bnrcnrulc..,............. .......,Eubinstcin
ltb) Ficuse.. .Wlgncr.liszt
NJ, Gustayc Lewitn.
s. Duo, "Lakme" ., .,.......,.,...........Dc .Dclibes
Nine. Nevada and NJ. Vcrgnct
o Aria. Don Sebastiano'' ',............ Donizotti
Signor Carlo Butt.
,n tn) Icggcnda c,,,t,
io lb) Tarantclm ''''''''' '''''''
Slgu6r Luigi Casatl.
H. Cayntinn. "FRust t...,,..............,..fo .founod
NJ. Edmond Vcrgnet.
10 Grand sccnu aud aria, Lucia" ...DonizsLt
Nine Emma Nevada,
National Republican., 1885-10-31

DAVID B. HILLS political creed is broad.
lie is in favor of everything that will please
anybody.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

The attraction Mt Albaugh's Grand Opera
House next week will be Daniel Frohman's
splendid company IN the great Madison Square
Thenter play, "May Blossom" drama which
played remarkably successful engagement
here last season, aud scored an undoublod hit
The company is at present under the exclusive
control Of Nr Fro man, who was for several
years manager of the Madison Square, and
brought out the chiei triumphs of that house.
"Moy Blossom" has taken such hold on
thoatereocrs that It's lease of life win probably
be longer than that Of any It's predecessors
hailng from the same source.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

Little Munets' will be seen and heard here
on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, both
mGtinees and nights. 1t is said to be the mer.
riest comedy in the world; and no one can
make it so Jolly as can and will Miss Jennie
Calef "Fnnchon. the Cricket" will cnchant
the stage tho rest of the wcek-still the pretty
Calcfb being It's fairy. During the first act of
Little MuGcts" will be introduced the Parker
twin brothers, in songs dances, reels, jigs, and
their iuimitable statue clog; also, Prof Edison
III his wonderful performance on the accor lion.
National Republican., 1885-10-31

The sale Of seats at the National for the
engagement Of the Florencos, which begins
Monday has been unusually large. These Old
fayorites arc assured of hearty welcome.
foRD's OPERA HOUSE.
The Days will spend their vacation at Ford's
ncxt week, and the public will, by a largs ma
jority, help them. Their extravaganza is on
the order of the Hanlon's Voyage en- Suisse"
t.,,E
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PAINTINGS. raorosalru. AND Sr.iclL rSsrar


PAINTINGS. rn0roaaArus AND HrsiCAL iSsraC
nnNfs.
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WORK bui ~ committee understood that sss prs
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SO. PARIS, Me.

The OXFORD CouNn ADymu.m
published 40 Norway Ne "a-
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complete. Iii. the largest. best
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scribcr,. two to one IN TIN, coun-
ty of any other paper printed in
Oxford County Advertising
rates are low and uniform
The circulation Of the ADym-
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STEERS

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