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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
NO KISSING IN JApAn.

Young girl. a. natures make them'
and very sweet they are, too la their
quaint dresses, showing the plump chest
anl rounded arms. Pages could br
written about their chams. What dear
dainty little d0lls they are Who shall
dc.crii,e themf aud what neNtf \ kiss,
perhapsf Not over here. oh, never
They never do. They don't know how.
actually. don't know how and even peas
aut girl. arr clo.ely guarded.
Fancy Young man Ia cotton kimono
aud wooden clog. stealing q chance Ia
walk with hi. best girl under the bloOm-
ing cherry trr--. explaining the constel-
laiiOns aud quoting sentimental poetry
telling her that hc chung upon her eye
lids" that cher VOicr was Ike temple
gong." Ia fact, that hc loved but hcr
alone, aud then making her several for
nal bON. al the door of her father's straw
thatched hut a. they parted Ia the moon
light. eau any American lover stretch
his Imagination enough to believe ia a
sweetheart not kissing those pretty llps'
paint aud all. by a sort of"natural selec-
iion"f
III. melancholy fact, but a Japane.e
hl. mo- such impulse. No lover courts hl'
mi.trc.. with ".wcete.t persuasive h..-
e." No mother kissc. her baby a. .he
cuddle. II against her bosom. Parting
husband prc.se. the hand Of his wife and
bend. his forehead Ia the nat. iu fare
we'll. our saluiations run through the
crcsccndO of bow, handshake, kiss and
ki... can't explain the difference In
grade between the last two, bat every
body knows. Hut la Japan the expires
sion of regard l. regulated by the NUM-
ber and length of the salaams.
\ friend Who constantly travels about
the country told me of little Illustration
In point. lie had been on the road foI
siX weeks. having with him a native
merchant who was Interested In hi, busl-
ness. ON their return to Toxic he accom-
panied the broker to hl. home. permit
Tor a nights yisit having been obtained
from the local Inspector Of police.
The wife met her husband AMI hi.
friend nj the door and ushcred them In
Together they assisted their guest u
remove hls coat. The wife next took
from her lord his waddel klmOno aud
other wraps aud folded them away.
Then, aud not until then, did they knee
upon the mats aud bow long and low "a
each other. "lou have beenminy week.
away from u, aid the wife In a sweet
afiectionaie yoicr. 1--WE have waited
for YOU with impailence. l hope that
you are well, dear lano.kcsan." Aud he
thanked her aud said he was.
Nv friend had been curious Ia know
whether these formalities which he had
always witnessed between acquaintance
would be- repeated between the devoted
couple. Who would not feel restrained
before an old friend.
retOld the tale to select audience
and added my opinion that the mission
arie. might give the belated Japs SONS
pointers on earthly bliss With instruction
on the heavenly joys Of an other life and
vocation. Why not get up classes u
teach the art Of kissing, With some good
old grayheadcd elders for instructors
That would be quite harmless and proper
The girls could learn II they began quits
small.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
Written Cor the oNtorl Democrat
MATTHEW VISA.

ITO al Who arr IN the habit n breakinE thl
~ the Divine Master. thcse ins
Nv espsetfully inscrtleil
What feNrfai ianguaTv' stop and ponder.
tAi ust rvt-at thnse worls axaih.
View you ~ nte bat uue daY hpnger,
Wouii yvu then D. thus prufanef
Ani 40. hefurv tlre dswninE narruw,
ncsth slsuil claim you fuf his vsn,
Moull yuu frgl ~ dfva.l uof huffuf,
Crs-siug the DARK, dafk - ah'nef
Ths awful $3.50 that you sv using
Aurvis kate AM saints rVfrrv.
All shuai ~ ussli a. Mt abusinx.
With humhh rsvervncs and FEAR.
Refurta year hnguaEv ahi behavior.
n Nafy's guest yuuf ghusfn part
The ever kin.l ant lofinE ~asieuf,
whe-s grace vii parity yoaf hsArt.
Thea. When ufr's conaist Heath :. ending,
Anruls' masir yuu shall hear
Trvfu glory o. ~ earth ile.gsulins,
Wear splfits hons~sri fisiIt D. chcsf
IHatTt DrNuAa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
'ARIs. MAINE. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1855

III the liberties II the American people
are destroyed. they will fall by the hand
~ the Roml.h clergy" Gladstone aud
IlIsmarrk, the two greatest living .lates-
men, both believe that the allegiance lie
msnded by the Pope u Inconsistent with
good cltigsnship. II. 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

Il wui be funny indeed, u i.'.I,,,l.. after ~,
,hs hosst for the Jerseys s- eSoaS"ao o'',''a ~
butter prolacer. the AyT,hlrs. l'..Lsr,. LII ~.
s.-,t them. At the New lanll,hI s.I.N ,,,.l
o,'s s's.s.s station. In coniPetiiiNe ulsl ..
Ps,,.s ns..i. the Ayrshires prodacesd oa.-
,srst l~ast cot. rhe same .vIs ~ Vsy-
-, -. - ,,schs,i In a similar tes, a, .''s nss
, va. $500, s,a,lea Never mind. let'. hase ,'0s
i.r, mon, - Though .ome of the bAHo's,
the i.,s - Ind taken out Of them. ~
i,' nase ~ W." trisI the IIOl.tsins took as .ns
the ,. s-. We would Ike 10 Dear
Sss,. ,es ,,.,smsny az oross.-MAins D A''A'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
..rnrn,nAn rENcE POSrs.

II 4. found thsi II frncr l','l- -, ~
..,,la. .re thoroughly dricd and 'l.u
.1i,,.-l in boiling tar or pitch "i .hl
Stifi /, Iii penetrate the pore. "i .i,'
49, 49, ..I mae il 80 lmpsryioa. Ia moist moist
-. - air that they ~ill last MANY
ve,r. longcr than po-t- - Nl.''.'t 80 I'm,
nr.paration. \ corrvsi'"n,'.'u. - -, y.
All Home says that se'rtsl ~ a., s-,snt.
- ,-s-t- arouud his gar'lcn, ~ rho..
IA hsd o,Sasiou 60 eNimine 'l''u., ta,,h
not prepared ~ers ieclyei 20 .,',..l ,''s - vi,b
cftao Inches, while ih"-e oo''', ,,,ro,
hi Tar were perfectly soand'-"'''''
and FARMER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

Apply the manure now directly TO the
nlowed furrows. II saves labor, the
work /. better done now than In the
drive Of spring time, and it u better
every way. n the land l. dry enough a
,nyn With the harrow l. well, but not
necessary. There can beno waste from
manure thus spread az this season OF the
year. The aim should be TO accomplish
a. much preparatory work for the spring
s.s,Iing "a l. possible. Aim 10 Keep the
work well In hand.-farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
NEW HOWE

Sewing Mschines delivered at the
saton on G.. T. r. without extra
shArge Thu~e desiring the best
Nsehines ior the least money should
cal on o. address
d. W BRAN, South PAris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

Nratfu inf ~ nNfrrl tsgu,Csrat
GRATING.
VII nkr pr,sluc. Ike in fruit culturc
les. anil nn. On thssc daVs Nhru pe,,-
plr arr gruwing more fastiiious Ia their
tastes. .imething Vill soou have o. D.
Dome ht Nav 20 improvement in ths
nlsur ~ fruli, especially the apple
What can D. dome L. b. A. explicit
as possiblc. long drawn THEORIES o. he
dog. I will cite trw INSTANCES shsrg
the ef'eyt 20 graftlng Into tr,cs bearing
fruit - difsrvui faNors has h~en noieii.
More than hfty wear. ago In nav father.
urchari sas a trvc - very cholcc fruit,
early, iuiry snd luscious. Cutting
cions fr,im thi. tr-c D. plac.,l th~m ln
thee yuung trv~s. When they came o.
bearing, one Was larger than IT, parvni
and nearly a. guod. bat not quite as
juicy the next Was Ear from telng 81.
g,-osl. AMI the last Sas duuhly a. large,
iry tni nearly worthless.
Nnother Instance notei. oSning a
farm ln The town 20 summer. from = o.
-. on vhirh we're two oil trrcs ~
choirr early fIult, cslle,l "long johns,
snd i-inC desiruus "a propagating the
fruit. iu The spring ~ - ] prUcurVl
.ome 20 th- cions ani plsc,-i thrui Ia
tUo trvrs bearing worthless fruit, Que ~
which commenys,l early o. hesr. sas
very much disappointed AZ the fruit Nss
.o unlike ths long John eNrept in t.
form that .huuld not have rvcoguifr'l
It. Hoping that the other might not
di.appoiuf me, valie,i until The pat
.s-tsnn. tn D. again doom~,i o. dissp-
puinimeui. Thus fsr ln nav eNperieucr
have notic,,i thr rfirrt morv plainly lea
the early varieties. bat o. sav that a
BALDWIN ia Raiwin, The sifne under
all conditions. 9. no longer mootr'i
question.
Nos. iusi hefor, the ground ir~cfrs, l.
'usf ihr time o. rXplorr fur thosr big
horvrs. lu.t lelos the surfscc YOU will
fnl them ts surv as tou arv born.
What ,an o. dons for this nsw magsui
f,rsi whirh IL ruining our early fruit.
especially is sacct safisticsf
g. utruN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

Ira Brown Of Hinesburg. VI, recently
t,IIed a hog which weighed, dressed,
ga mounds. Last year he raised one
which dressed COS pounds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

PunctIlIous Traveller - "Now. what
ought little boys 90 say when a gentle
man gives them a nickel for carrying
his satchel." small boy -" 'rain't
enough"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

Nriiisu fur ~ oxfsr,i Igui.--rst
rrT ROLLING YEARS.
~eas,ns that ounas nu.f -.
Anl nfinr 81 tlunas hafk
y tslfe 20 luf uf stlEttV 49,.
hrssl usu fr,lnl tnlif uafk
~ sFsssns i-sru - niiF
] think ai o. thaF "a
Naft lkf ~ unes ~ ruuiint k.ii.
garss n IL TAT.
Naaru 80 a. rsstl All -
o. fuIurF A. na.f uurs
n NfFafut - Ukn aIasp. anl ~
~ Al airsafb our Iz.ssrs.
AZ hail thsn fsr t.,.iaFf
"a E.1Itra af us sllarv
- shiT ttil ftnie tas "a the ssaF.
~ IL ear nulf rarU.
NJ. frars mf Inpruss thrua
itl n.aftFf an IN nin.i
Nlf unr fNu ran iestIuf. hui uusf
tis afaFr safs tshinl
~saih nitigtaa. Ns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
AMONG THE FARMERS.


4 serryspsnsiscrs 90 pralti1si Agricultural tsrios
y stallifsl Aliress an rll1nrnunilIatinn. IN
,sn.lssl fuf this fsIartrlsut a. Aaaf,TtfVHat
hhttos' ntfurt perls-rst fafts, Me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
Dentist,

N..utY MAtNN
.r. t vaa 81 r.rusr psafarth.
rHntc
g tf..,. rlaie. o. o.. -srreuici o. 'r
l.. ...I t..t. aa.I rsstsr u.s.is.
,...t.t.. flarsaiss-i On sssry partira.sf af
as
fs. sfais 81 r.s-srshs prinss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Lssk nst ITi.

N...H NAM
.rrrr.r q. a. rvirsTinr RI go lnfs
r.H..s.lI snf orrrvs Ia.r.ifnnr sf'ifh
.If SWIFT rrIfatr f,rtrstfF West -au
y .. Al. I.rrrs as.r.IrunT sst'lrItlsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

rIrEmCE DAVIS.
" Attorney AZ Law.
rAEfs. MAiNE.
urr.tsis ures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

gtoEsE o. nishfh.
Counselor 40 Law.
nrCkrELp. NAiNE-
N.ar ratns 90 uNfuri Couutf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

ttut. /. WRIGHT.
Attorney a Counselor.
rtrfs MANI
r...,. ...iur.. an.i a Causstias q .1.si.ay.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-03
LEPERS EXPELLED.

Five Ch.nanna. shipped for Hoag Koag
From sss Francssee.
From the San Francisco Chronicle.
A quiet little piece of work was done ny
Mayor Pond and the health officers last
night. Al about y o'clock AN ambulance
wagon was driven from tho p~esthouse un-
der the cover of darkness tn the wharf Of
the Pacific Mail eamsh AT
which the City of Picking il moored, and
which Is to sail for China this afternoon.
After reaching the wharf the ambulance
wagon pulled up at the steera0e landing
and n few whispered words passed he
tween the officer of the watch md the
health inspector i'm charge of the wagon.
The coast clear, the tailboard was let
down and five mufficd figures were pulled
out and smuggled into the yawninR abyss
were those of five Chinese lepers. until
last night tenants of the pesthOuse, hut
now about tn head for their native land.
without any known icpers housed or at
large. Their names are All Hung, 81 Tom
Tsai, All Lui. iung Ali Huen and Chin
Tun.
Al Hung, aged rs. was % ranch cook i'm
Napa City and was admitted into the pest
house ON September %. He il q had case
OF tnbercular leprOsy, having been sick
with IL for the past four years. his face,
hands and feet being In am advanced state
81. Tom Tsai. aged n, is a emb OF
the Hop Wal company. and when taken
to the pcstho,ise an August n last was
tOuIiu WorNlibx III u isttbSlOry OH NlNy
street.. He in an antesthctic leper and the
orbictilar muscle Of his eye is badly par
alyzcd aud diseased. as are also his face
and hack.
An Lui. aged AZ, was found at TIA Lon,-
bard street, and booked for the pest house
OH September IL. He had been a laborcr
ut Fort Yuma and Mojave. He il also "a
t~ubercular lcp@r, his face and hands being
in q very bad condition.
funR Ali Huen, aged n, Is u miner, and
was found on Pacific street ON January 81
last. He is also "a tubercular lcper, and
his right foot has almost rottcd away. He
cannot walk.
Chin Tun, aged 26, was shipped to this
city from New York, where he had been
employed as cook for the laborers en-
gagged ON the Croton aquetluct works. He
IL quite AN English scholar. and says that
five years ago he had q bad attack Of
smallpox i'm New York. He was admitted
To the ~pesthouse on October 4th. and il
also q paralytic tubcrcular leper.
AT n secret meeting of the board Of
health. held u few days ago, IL was de-
cided that the interests of the city would
he served by shipping all Chinese lepers
of to China, yesterdays action being the
result of this decision. In future any
Chinese lepcr who is found here will he
similarly treated. II is tine opinion of ex-
with the disease either before leaving
China or have brought il direct from the
Hawaiian islands, and as constant com
tact will inoculate the disease, il seems
only fair that the Inhabitants of San
Francisco should he properly protected
from the spread Of this, the vilest of all
Diseases.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-03
THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE &
ST. PAUL RY.

Is the Fast Mail Short Line from Sc. Paul
and Minneapolis via In Crosse and Mil
waukee to Chicago and all points I'm the
Eastern States and anada II is the only
line under one management between st.
Paul and Chicago, and il the Finest
Equipped Railway In the Northwest. IL
lis the only line running Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars with luxurious smok-
ing rooms, and the finest dining cars i'm
tho world, via the famous "River Bank
Route" along the shores of Lake Pcpin
and the beautiful Mississippi River to
Milwaukee and Chicago. Its trains con-
meet with those of the Northern lines i'm
the Grand Union Depot mt 81. Paul. No
change Of cars of any class between ST.
Paul and Chicago. For trough tickets,
time tables, and full information apply to
any coupon ticket agent i'm the North
west.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-03
LEGAL

A British legal periodical gives the fol-
lowing anecdotes: 'Prisoncr at the bar
sai'l u Judge at n Central criminal court,
"'if ever there was a clearer ease than this
of a man obbin his master, this case il
that case" Not quite so good ar so bad as
this was his sentence ON another occasion.
"Prisoner at the bar, there are mitigating
circumstances i'm this ease that induce nle.
to take - lcnicnt view Of it.and will there
fore give yon u chance of rctleeming a
lost"
The same Judge liz related by Sergeant
Robinson to have addressed u prisoner IA
follows: prisoner at the bar. you have
and it is i'm my power to subject
you to- transportation for "a period very con-
siderably beyond the term of your natural
go so far as il might lawfully go. and the
sentence is that you he Transported for
two Periods of seven years c~acli."
To the same authority we arr indebted
for the following authentic story of the
late Justice Maule on - question of costs (:
. tom. ~ s.si% tho. r. me i.: a%a.s I" Judge %Issi "gP'i s%
asked to declare amounts To this,
that i'm am action by A against Ii, &, who
seems to have less to do with the ease.
than even I have. ought to pay the costs.
| do not believe that any such absurd law
has ever been laid down. although, il is
true, | have not yet seen the last number
Of the Queens Bench REPORTS"
The "saidc Lord l;o<l' occurs i'm the.
will Of the father Of English real roper
law. Sir hornn Lyttleton: "First, I he
qus-ath my soul to- Almighty God, Fader,
Some and Hollyc Ghost, and to our most
blessed lady and virgin saynt. Mary.
moder of oar Lord and Jesus Christ, the
only bcRotten SOME of Our saidc Lord
God, tho Fader Of Hcven. and to 81.
Christopher, the which our saide Lord
God dill t7sstc Ia here on his shoulders
etc.
Said Lord Wellesley tn Plunkert "Ons
of my aidesSie-camp has written n per
sonnl narrative OF his travels pray, wha'
my lord" WINS Piunkett's reply, 1--WE Law
yers always consider personal as opposes
10 rsal."
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he understood the action Of his comrades
he also tore the banda9e from his eyes.
venge sat upon their coffins, with the deep
blue sky of an autumn evening nenuing
above them. while their fecs r..stsd UPON
soned will, tlscir hearts blood, and looked
without u tremor into the muzslcs OF the
deatis-ieAiinR rifles that were ieveied upon
~"Evcrything hs,inR in readiness. Major
Dotson made some sort OF speech. OF
which I was unable tO hear anything hat
the concluding sentence, which was:
"Th,,. perish all traitors to their country's
the signal to fire, and at the same moment
Captain Thomas A. Sidener, who sat AZ
the extreme north end of the hlc. struck
his hand twice upon his heart, az IL indi-
eating The exact spot at which he wished
the soldiers To aim. simultaneously with
s shS oT S.avy ,i'' r;a wa" b q i |" r'' f"r,h a" sh saS
lcadcn missiles, and nine of the ten vic
Tins swayed u moment from side tn side
and fell from their seats i'm the aRonics of
death. BY some u~naccountablc chance
however, Captain Sisic,er WAS untouched.
and still sat motionless AS "a statue on ms
coffin. The reserves were immediately
ortlcred tai the front, and another vollcy
ended the awful suspense. aud Captain
Sts'i iasix ~. n,i,, T iiwiss s near ' PALMYRA %ra and
who ut his death was dresstd i'm what was
intended for his wedding suit, fell hack.
butchcry was not yet ended; indeed. the
most sickeninR part WAS yet to come, for
the soldiers, beinR ordered tn make sure
that their work was well done, stepped
forward, and. wherever - sign OF life still
fingered. fired their revolvers into the
sS"sS @s. h, sssima,i .1rm M s went t"S to Si shs
commanding officer and asked permits
sion to take AWAY h body of Mo
With rhfs'er nn a al, n" ny r r.. md int rf brnsai
indifference, that I could have them
all if wanted them, a. he had no fortl,er
use for Them i then procured assistance
and placed the body of McPhcetcrs and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-03
TIE Proae 00ae.

pua the ulcavS Rrpuhatc~n.
.Asd twenty year, h.vs pa.:ed
Wa sss.t Sn sn sseS S4s " n = f. "a:
isspi.ssa by man and b@asi-
I'm sssArrcly strung eneaigh tn stncSA-
Although I'm never CREASED.
TS xS.. Twenty Hs k yssrs Vile nss: ! say
Game kin of hanging roind my WAY
'Mosa every Uther might.
He hung us,n my startssard side.
And she upon the other.
Til Husasn sinith became his bride.
Aud In due time a mother.
xrusansxi intensely when heard
Despite I am no churl-
Ny doom bres.thssi in = single word;
And as she grew. and grew. and grew.
loud tsemussns'l my fate:
For h Was Nrry, fair to lew
And IL Was the gate.
Then in due time % lower csm,,
Bctokening my ruin.
Adapr@r fellow, Brown hy name.
The yrown-upi sthy wusbtn'.
They s,rang uisnn me In the gioAm'
And talked al moon AMI star,
Thry're married now and live al home
Along with ina AMI lsh-
MY is was happy. for "a year.
M counting night ur day
had no Thought, ! had mo fear.
p,s s. Oh . ibis M m,"rnins. save the mark:
There came 10 wild >trprisc:.
A shadow fitted grim and dark
AcrOss my sunny skies.
dcstor with n knowing smiir.
A nurse with u face serene.
A hustle in the house the while,
Great ScNat: What can il mean
My hinges ache. my back is weak.
hear that awful doctor sI,cak:
II Is an0ther girl!
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mule behind mo and we rid ter Uncle
Billy's, whO was m 'gAsted tamasedD thai
he couldn't oven cuss."
The wedding will take place tu-morrow,
the circuit rider officiating. Ny present
ing the story Of young Lochinvar. Tbs
bridal journey will he taken on mulehack.
Lake CifN tF10.b Cor. IribMnP
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.'Kn the swim" of society the Goldfish
arissocrncy should be able tn hold their
own.
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Bros. are agents for sale OF Dr
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