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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-18
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l6reibt Seuanb bem .&atb. Sausireuno'- -
ritft Der Sag Der g. &atbolifer=Yeriamm=
lung beran, unb pielerprts bort man be-
reits bic gefir9tun9 altslpre6en: ,,es
birfte pieleidt AUDI Der leete iein !" 6of=
fentli4 miro ii6 oieie grOpbe5eiltns nidt
erfii1en.
Sebr auffallenb unb blr6aus ni9t aeit=
sendB 1T es uns porgefomnten, baB einiat
prpntinente &atbolifen aus oem oeutiden
glerus unb 9aienitanbe idon jebt fhr eine
ad9emeine &atbpltfen=Geria iammluna idmt=
lider 0tatiDnen biersulanbe i6mdrmen.
Wir fiir4ten, baB man babur1 nniere err
eluiip beuti9engeriann1l aurS6ladt=
banf fiibren mill.
Wfan lalie bod srlt NAL Die erldnber,
g6bmen, Bplen Staliener &c. bic Strobe ab=
lesen, oh iie ipeeiea unter ii9 ielbit icld'
ntuiter6afte geriantmlunsen tpie bic unieri=
gen eranltalten f0nnsn,-pann lit es tm=
nterbm nod 3ett senug Inn nit ibnen in
Bartneribtp 5u treten,
gSir m6hten tpitnlhen, baB Der ndhlte
beuti6e &atbOlifentas in Glepelanb binii3t=
li6 oteies Bunftes ein freies beutides gEort
ipreden unp iene ftrsfpeg BON iid abidnt=
teln m6ge, tpelde zines faulen 5riebens me-
gen NIT Tom, Dick and Harry Sdmol=
liz trinfen mD9ten.
Sm uBlauberltnbhen" Der ,Sttmme Der
Wdbrbeit iast ber 6ebaeteur in oerielben
2lnsele9enbeit: 9aiien mir ben Brpminen=
ten ibr Blailir unb freuen MIR uns, baB
ole a9ltaticn gegen uns beuti9=amerifani=
l9en &atbOlifen i'm allsenaeinen unb eeaen
Die INSTRUMENTATION &atbplifentaae i'm
belonoeren nenigitens oas @ute suitanbe
gebradt bat baB Die beutlden &afbOllfen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-18
Glan>nn>0ael.

NInH>Wa>Waet. Der dt1terttdntlhe
5beil bes irii6en @ebeinbunSes Glan=na=
@ael bat ein OffenesS S4reiben ian bic amle=
rifanilden Sreunbe Srlanb's unb bic 2ieb=
baber Der @ere9tigfeir erlaiien, in tpelden1
Der 8eriu9 genladt wtrD, ben glamziia=
@ael BON ieoer Sdulb Ober Wtitidulb, un=
nlittelbarer poer mtttelbarer, an 6em grp=
nin=WtOro Slt reinisen unb ibn als eine
burdaus barmlOie, audi ffir &atbolifen mad
tpie Dor nidt nrr erlaubte, lOnbern iogar
sntpfeblenstpertbe Seieal6aft binsuitellen.
Bir finben oas S6reiben in Der ct. Bau=
Ter .gtortbpeitern GrOniele', Die aber slei6=
aeitis ebitOriell cine @arnuns Dor ben Sc
beiinbiinblern erseben ldBt. Die ,iriiae
Sa6e"-iast bas glatt-iei IN ainerifa
bie rnD ba in Die 6dnbe BON Gebeinbiinb=
lern seratben, Del9e omar ulltsr Den Sril9z
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-18

bat; = bic moralilde Madt 1T es, mel6e
i6lieBlid imnter trilnnpbirt iiber ale @es=
net uno ale 6inberniiie itberpdltist /; -ite
geitaltst Die @eidide Der 0tatiOnen, uno
ourd iie miro Das sroBe S9idial bes Wien=
i9enseidledtes seleitet unb belttmmt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-18
Ser Rationale Seutif5sS(merifani.

1@e Nebrertag." yeste 9Sp6e Bat IN
Gbicagc Dem 19. Sebrertas bes n9saticna=
len 0eutid= d=slmerifaniiden 9ebrerbumpss"
itattgefunpen. Oieier Sulb beifebt gum
grDBten Sbetle aus 9ebrern Der beutihen
Sprade an DEN ,,6ffentli6en" "S6ulen, une
Die Ntebrsabl Der Wtit9lisper linb 6rciben=
fer. gs berri6ten barum in Dem gunoe
bisber aud rapieale Eenpenser1 dbnli6 lpie
in eem 9tprbantsrifaniibsn 5urnerbunoe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
puckaeld.

Moses Pulslfer and wife. OF Auburn were
the guests OF their daughter. Mrs. Ardon
Triton. last week.
The friends OF Miss Emily Howard.
daughter OF Edwin Howard. OF Hartford,
will be glad 10 hear that she has 80 far TO
covered rum her long and tedious illness
"a 10 be able 10 walk about the house.
Carlton Gardner Lost good grade Jsr.
sey COW last week from what appeared 10
be stoppsge.
John Damon, Que Of our well.to-do farm.
ere, IL quite seriously IN and fears are en-
tertsined that he may not recover.
william q. Spsuldlng and wife, OF Carl.
hoa, are In town on their return from
Ny.
Oxford County Dhryipg Assoels,los
held Ia second annual meeting 81 Reform
Hall. Eco. 23i. II. A. ConAnt, Frank l..
Warren. II. ID. Irish, George ID Dlsbee
aud y. W. Bonnsy were elected Directors.
Frank l. Warren. OF Hartford, vas chosen
President, Alfred Cole Secretary, AMI
q. II. Prince Treasurer. The rsport ~ tn
Treasurer Was satisfactory. About $1,000
worth OF butter had been sold up Ia the
LIT OF January, about . years pfoduct.
Patron. were we'll pleased With the de-,
years results aud will continue to furnish
cream willis several Of the roais. will b.
enlarged by the addition of new herds
Associated dalrying In this vicinity has
accomplished something worth noting
when IL has succeeded in turning s,rssm
oi money into the pockets of our farmers
AZ the rate Of about Q thousand dollars q
month aud IL f.lt Ia all departments Of
basIpess
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
snnth Rncknnld.

Rob Dan hAd oyssroi old Bshy Dear
colt cot lt.slfsso badly on The so0alfsr -
- r.qalrs the s,tsndAnce OF A. 4. ROOM
son o. sssit up.
Gr,sur Lower. Pa,eAsn mare IL in fosi
90 Macbsth.
We noticed Rob Dean riding behind AZ
Rahsrt.' foar yesr-Oii BABY Dan NY.
K,h rs q sharp we for The gooi ones.
WI not COR Democratic ofi .isls soon
feel a. th0agh they we're In me enemy
camp.
TIE Legislature ga The wise thing In
,,f,.ins q compulsory sbolishmsnt ofthr
di.tric, school sy-tsm. Baekcsli sfisr
,hrr. y-ar.' trial % The tOsn system sOtsi
% r,,urn % me Oh system and ~e hear OF
m eompiain,. q 10 operations for the
p.st wear. whiis The town system nay
h. vel adapted ~ and possess superior
.AV.ntsgs. Tor citl-s ard large and dense
w papulsted towns Oar .hpsnsnee 10
Rurte.lt demonstrates that 10 u nor
co.tlv Ani lily adapted 10 sparssp ss''s'
towns
w. would like 20 maize . single ob.ervs-
zion concerning TIE LoOnsy Ballot heform
BIN ths' 4. Suggested ~ The comneule-
too of W wOoibury In your last ls-ss
n Al the voters possessed TIE sane ints'h'
gsucs and sisndinK In the eommaniV -
NJ. w. the proposed Ian roald Be suure-
IN unnecessary Bat - sarge mlno'I.,
an. not thus situst>d sni rsqaire "a. pro
lection which this lsw wOuld provide, iis
.p.etm.n, 1. vltsliy necessary
Al h.s Subscribed for the Democrsi sno
90 wi.h more voaf 90 hsesise.
n pays Tor tA@ YsHkse 10 keep pos'eu
H.v I. worth els 10 The hsros Win ma'e
,h.p even ehsbes % 10 bling hiEhsr. 10.
,ver .ni constant iucres-isg p1mosr OF
Al. ,oaips sp~cie- are . terror 10 The nay
mows. rrsmiad. one ofths old spo'hef.n
.eost "a, ..hoid.rs Ouly I, woali read
None die snt fev are sold
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

Cau.e. D Iugwooi hNs ryntet 'oms In
H,rs1n CaIis Aouss All hAs ss' ~
1rcsrkfrriag
Trsrk usshsm hss novel inio TIE %
;sf 80 NJ 10 Lsvi Curtis houss.
- Enmons hss moved iuto ne upper
Psri af - Koch whitismorv h0use
" Ksmsf.u tnok possession %
Erurrs s,of- Msfrh 1T at i moSius
.ttl its rvut at vacatsi oJ Mr. hnm0ns
cvff iae store.
S1iv ous msmhsfs % Rasifsld Lodge.
U ~ 7 N1rssy. snd eleven from
Sg's Ptfis Lotge visited 0'lieu halr
Lr'Es rhafsfsy evening. Oar mn rs
- VS. heir visit very mach. al - BOP
g. vs'trg msmhsr. erioFet themselves
-. snogga - TAT hey oil ~ani 70 CONE
agar.
Tssusu harting for M fnruliure fac
trry ussr,y fsi.hst sKcspt clsPbosr'iinx
s,.ct 'ssy sil pot 90 urtil nsNi June.
Ilfy akvs shss'hs,i u inside. some oi
So usct.nery hss cone hut thsy ar w.t
lex n- Ne srgin~ Which ouEht ~ hNvs
hFvr ,sr~ before this tine, a. u sss 81 y
% ',s $50 ~ FshfusTy from lutisna
NJ frrffx'er. % L~siston, an excel
.eu s.osui'or.-t 0. Eiving private lesson,
.rs.ocut'1u In ttis place
No csIvin Pratt. Llsweilyn ffsii''
grsttnothsr. ti.t a. her Er.nd.ou'- r.-l
frrce .n Trap Corasr Tnursdsv Night
Ihs 'lrsrsl service. Sil 30 hsli Al ne
ll-se sartsr 81 ~ O'Clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
Woaf ErvnhnrY.

10 N,Ary's father. R-v NJ. X Mshry.
% Hiram. !. vi.itinx here for fs~ DAYS
Thsr- "a. . dramatic sui ma.icN eu
tsr'.lumsnt Al the eh.p-l ia.' Thur-isv
evening for ne bso.dt % the UaiversAlis,
society N wN- success.
Alblau wvm,n h.s bssu water run. IL
DAG . vel Is % % feet dep sni not eeioF
satisfied with th- water hs drilled - 'es'
a-spsr intn the lcig~. vhsu be struck
via ~ water that f,sei ~ within sn
fe@, % ths sarf,cs % the gronud.
J-nni- Fsrriugton his ben very sies
vita typhoid pasumori. hut 10 b~,isr no~.
J,hn Auirvss. 90 E,st Coo~sy. 10 siek
With lee smmstiss % th- bowels.
NJ. James Hssld IL very SICK With .
.9luN trouals TIE family have nearly al
BEEN sick Ills winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
Fryelourg.

Mrs. v. 4. Weston has r,tarned from
Portland improved In hath.
Miss Ks,s ABBOTT 10 Visiting friends In
usllosell aud watsryllie.
Mr.. J. q Gerry's sister. Mrs. CLARK, has
been visiting him TIT. week.
Another alarm of n's on Wednesday
morning called cot the tfe department but
proved Ia be the barring out OF q chlmuey
al Mr.. John west0a'..
M,.rs. v. n and W. Pike OF Cornlsh.
we're here on Wednesday.
Mr.. T l. Eastman has been In B)stoa
TIL. week.
There was sisrgs s,tstd,nes al the Con.
gr,gstlonal Circle Tharsdsy afternoon and
evening At Mr. John Thoms'.
Misses Lll aud liza Smith OF Dsumsrk.
ars visiting Mrs. Frank rhoms. who lesv.
e. f,r Lowell on Monday FOR . long visit
Miss julia Thoms will 60 n Pofilsnd
nsxI week on visit 10 Mrs. Laura Buf'
Isll.
There vas also an Antiquarian supper al
the ~,deaborgisn church on Tnarsdsy
sysnlng.
Mr.. A. n. Page slipped down aud 10.
lard her shoulder on Friday Fortunately
there Was no dislocatlon-
Tae academy closed q very suecessfal
winter term on Friday last. The spring
term will b~siu sftsr th- usual two weeks
vacation. Nj. Flea y Gibson % Bethel.
q graduate OF Boston School OF Oslofy,
.ni former pspli here. Il 10 teach sloes'
lion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
Hiram.

SATURDAY,. the 25i. Vas the mos, unoom.
firtsble DAY of the ~iuter. with its keen
cutting ~ind and the mercury =, zero.
The 2iih the mercury WAS 20 below
Esro.
Mt Arthur \ Cismons has . position ss
h'sksmsn on Msiae Central freight from
Bartlett to Psbysn's.
Mrs. Csrolin. u. Atkiusou died a. the
residence 81 her sou.inlsw. Elmer NJ
Iiubhsr'i. FEB ?6,h. aged 50 years. She
has fired long time from spinal Dis.
ease. She drew . pension on account OF
her husband Who died In Co. x. 9th Maine
Volunteers.
Mrs. DIR. Wilson visited her parents 10
Oxford this week.
We rsjnIcs ~ learn that orr former pupil
and nsiRhhor. Miss Mary Eta Moaltcu,
now 10 CslIiornls, has recovered from her
serious Illness.
The Good TemplNs are preparing Q
drsms in,itlsi - Rice Pudding"
NJ. willl,m G. B-tn wss called IN Den
mark on Thursday. Fen 2lst. TO the faner.
al OF hi. sxesllsnt mother. the wife OF the
Hon. william bean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
Dixnold

There 1. N h. m,.qasr,is ball ,hl.
Thursday evsnsng. fsb gsih, a. Music
Hall. Harlow Block. A large attendance
:. expected .. . gres, many have made
preparations IN go.
Col W. T. Ea.,l. arrived home 10 day
w. w. Smith 1. a. home fOr q Short
time.
oar .portsmsn are having good luck
"s,srting foxes" They report the game
IA - plenty.
Mr. \ NJ wiug Of North Llysrmore,
spsn, Sunday with bis daughter, Mrs. Dr.
Sturtsvsnt
sauisy forenoon there vas preaching
~ Rev J R,~lin., a. u.usl Ia the sftsr'
nOou. Rev. Mr.. llsnnsford OF Rnmfoti,
preached. lie "a. assisted by Rev. MI
Carver from Peru There was slpging by
the choi' =, ,h- sr,@ rnoon services.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
HohrOn.

List Sunday, the 2ilh. was much The
coolest OF anything this rear. 1. degrees
below 81 seven A. NJ.
TIE sisishlng IL sxcsllsnt'
james Bampas aud Nc. libbs are haul
lns logs 10 IVES, Mlno,'
The band qasrte,,s spent Monday even
log 81 Rev. n ID. Richardson's. Mrs. Dr
DOMAIN vas taken 10 play FOE them and
during the evening other visitors came
aud very pleasant time Was the result.
A public iycsum W. held 81 The chapel
last night
Mrs. Seth Bsarcs fell aud hur, her side
and hip few days ago and has been quite
sick.
List nigh, while Fred s,arisvsut WAS
driving oue OF the whitney colts, The col,
took mstters In his own hands aud len the
sleigh scattered along the road and the
harness btoken 20 pieces, nobody hurt.
Mas George Lswr.nc. Of sampsr. has
been visiting Miss Oracle Bampas TIL.
week.
We wsrr sorry IN hear ,hs, the noe res
iienee Of Prot J. ". Moody In North
Bfiigton. was destroyed by Ore yestsrisy
We wl.h 10 say . word about that Paris
Green ,ralr. The feelings Of the few VII"
knew about Il al the time were far from
indifferent The ms,tsr WAS len 10 the
hands of . detective. sni Mr.. Bssros
though, best IN say nothing sbout Is I'll
SURE Of the criminal We will also
say that neither Of the men we're natives
of Hebron. hut belong To the ,stlns pop.
uls,loa. Eserutt had oaly been here lev
months.
TIE senior class have assigned the grad
us,ion parts q. flllossi q. II Howard,
s,lat story, Miss Jennie Packard. propae.
cv, W. u. Lombard. histrrvi Grsee NJ.
Fr,peh, class ole, Ellie u. Morrill,. vale
dic,ory.
The second lycsum of the term vi. held
Wednesday evening In the chapel. tn"
90 The qie-tlon vere ladies',
dsp,rtare that vas Indeed blessing.
Rev Mr. Richardson returned last week
from hls work u Tenants usrbor.
number OF our towns people attended
the hand coacert 81 soath Paris Thursisy
sveniag. Oie couple started Zoe home al
ten o'clock AMI drove Into Hebron al about
two An The town shoali see 10 The
snow drift., that ds,sined them 80 long.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
In MnmoriAm.

Whom the gods love die young
Helen s., daughter OF Hiram and Mary
G,,chell, died al East Browtneli, FEB.
gOlh, ,ged - years and | day. A sweet
christian iifs has passed swsy. She vas
loved and loving and life for her had many
attractions.
Naturally frsil. she vas ever busy ard
able ~ complete her academic course.
She graduated at Pryeburg Academy With
the class OF SIS She commenced teaching
In . public school, bat disease was upon
her and In the early autumn she came
bone 20 llnser few months and then
pass swsy.
n skill and care could have saved she
would have lived 20 bless the world, bot
God had other plan. for her. She vas
laid 10 rest 10 her robe OF graduation amid
fragrant fowerr. uibates Of love from the
societies 20 which she belonged. Her
classmates. many OF them gathered with
the family ~ sincere mOurners, but they
mouiu g. those who have the sweet hope
that she has catered the Heavenly home
aud will there progress a. none on earth
can DO.
She Vas sweet 10 life and death and the
change 10 her Il innoite gain. y.
East Bfowrfrld. Feb. 2Gtn, 1899.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
Eas, Brownaeld

The station presents . very attractive
appearance. The psinisrs are stlll 81
rpfk ~ u.
LR Giles and i,agA,sr Cora AMI w.
II Slicknsy len Thursday for washing
Ton IN attend the insugarAtlou.
Bsliis Suekusy accompanied her father
q. far q. Boston.
Ml.. Deli, Spring left al The same time
FOR mOnth's visit In Boston sud vicialty
The stadsnt. from k-nv. illil sni Frye.
burg are =, home for their vacation.
Town reports az Oat.
from The appearance one laigcs that
logging IL shout over.
Saturday. ths % 4. w,s the ssysre-, day
this wiuisr sni m,ny said for msnJ win
tsF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
vyost Bethsl.

Splendid we,iSer. aud everybody 81
ba.y that they can't stop 10 impari much
news.
The roads arr 80 high TIA, the heavily
loaded teams are slswins 90 somsShs,
The team. sr. pa,,laT 100 loads % umbsr
pr dsy. Of al kinds. around The depot and
A \ Bssn's steam mill
lathe month ~ f.brusry there were ~
car loads % freight went oui from wes'
B-thsl. the largest showing ever made al
this station.
su. Pa~sr. I. eonnaed 10 The house
with rhsumsusm
Town report. have arrived sfier some
isi.y ., the blnisry.
The literary club IL holiiag very iu,sr'
e.titg meetings. every fridv svening.
eon.i.ting ofdi.cusslon., r.citsilons, mus
ic, etc, aud oil are cordially iuvit~i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

The hand. In the Hsrp.r Manufacturing
Company. snpl,y. =, welchvlIls. srr on .
strike. There hss been cut down OF ten
PEI ceni. In their ssge-.
Albert Hipds l. aooa, 10 move TO Port
Lard.
Prsnk Ch,db0urns has been carried 10
The tnsans Asylun N Augusta
Mrs. W X Farris has hsi smother
sh0ck ard Der friends are doubtful fhef
recovery
whne Roscoe brown ws- sewing lsihs
for The cs'p-utsr-, who are nai.hing his
house ., wslchvills. the cav slipped aud
"a, MI. n,g.r- ~ The hoos 'nssing rag
v-.' ~ouud which I. very p,infal
Horace An.irsws wss IN town La, week.
The schools closed on SATURDAY last.
Nj. P~adsxtsr has class 10 sloeu,ion
al Soa,h Paris.
There 90. promenade concert al Cen
trsi Hall Saturday evsuinr
tn. appointment OF wllllsm Emery for
Trial Justice ia. been confirmed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
Mason.
I, SHOWS again to day.

Business Il booming. Everybody IL
busy and The roads are pssssbly good.
J. II. Beas, Eco has given up his posl.
too Al wes,boro, Mass, In the Lyman
Hall school aaf returned 10 Mssoa. lie
l. iudaced TO DO this on account OF the
sickness % bis wifs's parents. We are
all glad 10 veleoms him back. but sorry
that The circumstances are such Is 10 CON.
pel him ~ take the step.
A q. Low " has loaded two cars with
palp wood this week. lie has another IN
hsal oat aud load. lie hss some forty
cords Of birch 10 haul 10 Beans Mills In
Muon.
\ u Pike 10 driving his or team.
Mrs.. Clara A. Bracket IL visiting her
psrrnts, Mr. sni Mrs. n. II. Tyler.
Leon II Tyler has got his wood AL hsal.
~ and IL nov hsaling birch.
have not seen . crow or blue Jay this
winter, nor squirrel.
Town meeting next Monisy.
when "a our Legislature 10 adj )arnf
Hops they viii adj ,uru sooa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An Old physician. retired from prsctice, hay.
lag hal placed In his hsnds by IN y 81 India
missionary, the formula of 4 simple vegetable
rsmesiy for the speedy aud permanent cure 81
Csnsuln ption. Broachltts q stsrrb, Asthma and
all throat AMI Lung "a ctioas. also pos hive
AMI radical cure for Sefvoas Debility IN Ell
Neryous Complaints, AFTER having tested lie
wonderful carstiye powers In thousands Of
eases. has felt IL his duty 20 make u known To
and de.irv 10 relieve human suffering, 1 WIN
s~nd free ~ charge. to all Who desire II, this
recip~, In Gsrmsa. French or English. vith full
directions foe preparing aad using. Sent BY
mail By addressing With stamp, naming this
ssisr.N Ny
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
Why Lose self.rospect3

Editor Dcmocrdi:
Having followed quits carefully the ar.
gument. on the LDony bill, vss interest.
81 In Judge wooibury's suggestions In re-
gard 20 II, which appeared In the last
Democrat. Like him I have no sxe IN
grind, bet my views OF the matter dlfsr
.ome~hst from his.
Ia the ffst place, there IL nothing In the
bill which closes . voters mouth with re-
gard 10 bis vote lie cannot display his
ballo, as be casts II, but he can II he wish.
=. d.eisre 20 the world how he has voted.
and II he IL an honest man the world Will
believe him.
Bat Jadge Woodbury. says that making
The ballot secret deprives the voter OF his
self.respeci, aud lowers him In bis Own
.stlms,ion and the estimation or Others.
Now I intend 10 speak the truth AZ sll
times; n I an called 10 the witae.s stand.
shall lose my selfrespect because | am
no, allowed to tell the truth for the truths
sake, but nus, be pat under osthf MOI
know there IL . class of men with whom
the oath acts ss . safeguard 20 the truts,
for 10 res,rains them, holding them 10 the
truth when they might otherwise depart
from H. The law IL no respecier OF per.
sons, and every msn who gives testimony
In q court OF Law must take the oath
Now sm not ashamed OF my vote. but AN
willing and proud 10 display my ballot so
that II may be seen ~ al men bat fse-
crecy acts - . safeguard TO the purity OF
the ballot sm willing 10 forego that
privilege aud 20 aud vote 10 secret.
1.-THE man who sells his vote. directly or
indirectly, the msn who IL Influenced by
fear or hope OF gain, sni the man who
cares 80 little for the principles Involved
that he mu,t ride 10 the polls 10 . csrrisgs
paid for by some liberal candidate, aud
then be followed up Ani watched While he
casts hls ballot-lf these men. uaier such
circumstances, can take pride 10 being To-
| dependent. free msa while they cast en-
open ballot. I think I can feel Independent
aud free even while cast . ballot that IL
folded aud stamped.
agree fully With Judge Woodbury. that
there IL wrong ~ the polls. though not The
wholesale corruption often chsrgeti and
I await with expectancy his Suggestions
with regard 10 the remedy.
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Kiln " Snith. Enns 1 Stevens. Rsr.
m v whit,isr. Msate Psrtriige and La.
Iis Lssselis are stisnilug high school
~ Norway village
Sunisy ths coolest day Coz the winter,
- fegre-. below Esr0
y II. whltmsn. % Harrison. Vas q, ,hs
Lske this w-sk aa hasin~ss.
Mrs.. bale Msrrow 10 Eolug % Cole
brook. n n. ons Walt ~ . f-v mon,h.
% hsr daughter. Mr.. Ahhi- Hammond
The logger. AZ shOui hsi.hlng up hssl
iux timber ~ the lake They have rot .
lsree snoaut on The lake for C. II. Gun.
mlsg. 4 Sos
jsme- smith snd wife -su, ~ HARRISON
Noodsy ~ visit their sou. {. X Smlth.
The photographer.
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Roxburv.

Foster q Marble have sbou, ons million
OF spruce on the river bank. Tue cold
weather keeps the road hard aud IL looks
favorable now for the one and one half mil.
lion yet In the woods 20 cone out.
Last Saturday Was . terrible day for the
lssdipg men, exposed To . very col Wind
all day. Some gave 10 up and did not
work.
The veteran cook. @. G. Billings OF Han.
over. hiss large crew 20 feed this winter.
over nfty 90 dinner some days. IL IL q
hard place for cook - ouly . part can
es, AZ once for lack OF room. and there srs
men constantly Rolug and coming and oil
must be fed. All that need To BE- said In
praise Of Mr.. Billiogs IL that Foster &
Marble hIred him last year and hired him
again this year.
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I,ockea Nills.

The drama. "Amo"g the Breakers,
played by The L,cks's Miil.' eluh Tuesday
evening. Feb. ~ h. w.s decided success
a large sudienc~ wss present. sboni thirty
.svsu dollars bsing taken The clab me-,
With such muk-i snecs-s that they will
play The sane AZ Hanover S,,urdsy even
inE % mi. week. ana 81 Duani's Pond
.omstim- usxt uesk.
Der, wocd.um 10 sNoat 10 20 20 Port
ls,i. WHERE he will oommsues on coarse
~ the Portland Business College.
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Brownaeld.

Sd degrees helas. Sandsv morning.
TIE n L \. O. net With MI sni Ms.
& {. Colby Tussisy evsuing TIE nshi
mestlsg wiil b. AZ Mr.. Albert BlAkss-
TIE clothes PIN factory Il doing .ois
Business running part Of TIE time day snd
ulghi
John Darsin h,. been carried 10 The To-
sane Hospital 20 os treated for insanity
There hss bssn partially insane msn
wandering thrOagh oar streets Tor ne ias'
twn weeks
Mr. Sewsli uObson IA. gone 10 Boston
for fss weeks
Mr. q shirley wss In tow this week
Mrs.. De GAtehsli las returned 10 bos-
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Nnr,h.wnaf Rnfhnl.


Mr. ,ni Mrs. Hiram Wilson are both on
10 sick list
Ba.lass. a. cAspmsns Mil l. brisk.
We hear that l. Chspmtn takes charge
for 4 = B~>u.
Horsiio un,on 10 up h.uling cord wood.
IT, crosses ths river ~ NJ Penlsy's.
Mi.. E.thsr wisht ani LITTLE Lula Arno
vent ~ Gofhsm, y II. s~hils ago
Mr.. rs Arno tst-- Miss wights place
10 c,riug for Mr.. y Arpo.
MISS ANY B-an'. vslushls nlls. "Mollie
n 90 h,. 60, lrjir~d vsry bsi. Oae gam
Nr,l l. ,mmsd ~ swollen ~ tbs, IL l.
9Th gr-s, dfn-uliy she steps. IL -as
ton. In th- stall.
n. \ Bsun~,t hss gone N Gorh,m.
y. a.. ~ -ofk IN . barber shop.
Aaui Bsts~y Scrihnsr l. qilis siek
wm Chspm,n's horses sfe re.plendeni
In new -, of hrsss m"ant~i double
a,rne.ss. They are from Elmsr ioungs
shop and sre nice ones.