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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Edward Atkinson contributes TO The
Century a paper on the tarih and rev.
enue question. lie lays down this prin.
ciple. that taxation should be placed. not
upon nece-dtiss. but On articles u vol.
untary consumption. In this way the
burden of taxation will IL made lightcst.
Carrying this principle into effect. Mr..
Atkinson sAys that about ~ pr cent. OF
articles tax~i under our present tarih
would h. placed ON the free list. and this
would reduce government revenues only
IS pr cent. Leo than t,o,0oo,0O rev.
snue Ii raised from the combined duties
on AL imported raw or partly manu-.
facturei materials used In our industries.
and all imported necessary food products
except sugar under our present. tarih.
On the other hand revenue of ti5o, Co.,.
90 IL derived from the tar ON liquors
and tobacco. Mr.. Atkinson says that .
or Q per cent. Of the work OF the nation
must 90 10 the support OF the govern.
ment. lie would take taxes from raw
materials and food neccsariss and place
them upon articles Of voluntary con.
sumption. such - beer. wine. whisky.
etc. The eject that b believes would fol-
low releadng raw msssrsais he illustrssss
thus:
Yr i.aA.es - ess.au - ~ vosti pas~sss
sscA sdvAaiAes fcr ~ prodssssn u eoadsassd
Mn - this cssssry. Or vkich th>rs b bug
"a cussAsssiy iscrsasang dsnAsd II ths tArss
~ takn froa saess ~ - pAaso ths hoos
navhss Or coaAsnssd IN vssh ~ iscssessi y
Q maAasrs vkkeA - 90 @ ~ esftmneA b
osuss ~ GOLD ~ suppiy 81 etAss eousssiss -
u lovsss pcsufsis coss, q. = sthss vordA -
esull 0sAaaos sn1nss1 N = esas1Anfty -
9saaaG nsaSss Awaosssl - pAsss - e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
u,.mar,l and william.

HAVING ~, ni u Bismarck in his
coutcil 4 'ia;c. Empcrr n illiAm !.
uuv cndsayurirs a. clap an c1i,aguishcr
ga hiin ~ b. cannot talk H. ihraisn'
uu'r-s Bismarck shut. up Aal o,a'.- "a
cun,i-r Toe imI~risi lolicy that b. will
u,ase " ven uncomfortable fOr the ~
chancellus
Wat T.. gnarrs'. installations are At
tlat.iac % vuili D. harl t. describe.
Pntahly hn.rarr. English 90 German.
Will fail 90 de- justice a. the subject
William va the child q Bismark's To-.
i,rius ear. lie hrough, him ny GA tn
bismarck nnlel. g. dislikr the Eaglisli
unl .nuh hi- own mnthrr william Wa
io rriyyy~ni tie idea % imperialism In
IT, grau,rsi form. the ida Bismarck
sIsai his hfc 81 alVAncr. Blroi anl
ina vcfc The f,rc~, Ca which The hi
va. taught io irI-ni Tor the i-rI-iui,y
q hi. r,,lm. ilr was taught 90 hrunk
40 contradiction - the imperial viii
All now Sc 10y ~ Bisnawk's love
Anl Isii. tug b, All rnis him. William
lr,m-l Ia, D. yls ., veil. That i the
tria' O. D4i William must learn Une
NO r. ic.-eI. iarn ia hi, turn the lr-~on
that E..;l4.v'. d. l.aruing now ia loneh'
Io.s anil 4lsuc. that IL iak'- . higher.
dud..-r pu'veF than brute iurr To win
Ia the lung ul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Nov i thu time q year Cor ,hr vii
AZ improvement association b. gci Ia
IL bysi wax. Under IT. fostering carr
ws,,ly. m,lsria br,>.ling opmmous can
D. turned into beautiful paTks muddy.
uniaSahlc rsl. can L. changed ~
smooth ,uruiakr. anil graVclel walks.
while tarrcn. dusty sir-cts can D. mali
tow,rs q, beauty by splendid maple and
chestnut shade tr.s Hearty co-OIsra'
iion on the Iart u farmer and vlllascr,
would In few YEAR, make our Amer
can And-caI., a. lovely a. that % En-
rui-.. which hAs known the touch that
l-auiitcs Cor cra,unes. For mans touch
Or, dsrirbys then l-autihes nature.
LndssaI-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Il viii hni forty.twc states IN the
Union instead % thirty-eight II viii
find the national deb, rciuoed nun over
s,.i9. 10000 TO l,s than 81. 100. Coz. go
and the national rvenues larger than
ever hcfors
In the large, cities. where four and
hve story buildings vrre considered en-.
tsnlrising Cor hotels and oGlce struc-
,urus In lSSo. 1860 win find giant houses
thirteen and fourteen stories In height.
sky -craping Affairs. with elevators run.
ming to the top Il viii find the new
houses fittei with steam AMI hot water
beat instead Il trc.-a house al q sum
mer temperature the winter through.
with never a hin, ~ smoke. dust az
ashss alou, n. Grat natural "a. fields.
unknown in isso. have given a new ian.
pctw 90 industry. Telephones enable
n Ia s,-s,k 10 our friends 80 miles
away Or our ncighbor In the nes, block
al viii. The mo,irrn apartment house
has rvvalu.i0uiEei the way 10 living II
p.r eslpl, In cities With the hath.
r,usn. tn c'gvtric h~lls. the dumb wait.
crs. the neatly finished hght rC'orns, the
man who can Gully pay small rrn' In.
morr crnv-uicncc- than the millionaire
hal gynsat!on a-o
The new census will find electric lights
whrry The last cvnsus found gas AMI
kcrs.n.. Il will fni electric AMI grip
cable rua,ls whsrr ISL hal clunsy. old
"a hi1usl umnibu-rs anil horSc carr IL
viii look along over Sn,oco mile ~ rlii-
irring railway tracks, girlling anil chs
cr,~ing IA. country. wherc lS>o saw
only glciD In the lat ten years sicam
IA. s,iuftrn-l ~ dhs;anc acr-s the
un,An by nearly day. The new ccusus
Will t.Aold TIE trst fruit 10 that ghsan-
a. coop si;iyc il.a which = the 'li--
tinc,ivc f,-lturr 10 thu lasi quarter 10
The Mint, iih c.atury. all lsurn 70 this
ilca ihc drvCloIHneni % such colossal
inlu.irif- ~ history never rvurlci L.
fur, Il Will ~. such mining AMI manu-
t.c;nnng ,nicu'rise. In the sruih a. no
tssly ,lryam.,l Is,ssihls al now. In brief.
n VIII 49, a new s1uih cat anil uui. An
other fact 10 viii mrct will l. Sial.oor.'
% coli e. frum Urrai Britain invest
~ in inll.:rics IN The Unitcl state,
Whrrr tlr moy,nrnt hal hArlly bcgnn
tn ycars -;o.
On. yy,' The Cvusu. 20 iSpo will IND
a a happy. h'al;hy. prosperous PEOPLE,
rirhrr than ~ ever wcrc l-furr. At lsscc
with az mankind. anil. Ilca-r 0o,l. the
ida - co-u,.rstion anl hunaa btv,h"f'
hol ally IN o. ,niancy ~ y-i May Il
scalily grcw tll the neat crnsus. and
NAV ien anil hkrwisr all our ralrrs
witn--, to-,th.r it, full. glonous flower
lnst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

An interesting sign u the times is the
fact tina, the Harvard authorities have
practically decided "a shorten the col.
legc cour-e there 10 three year. Prr-i.
den, lilo, indor~e- the new idea hearti.
". The reason for the change Is that
technical AMI professional studies now
take ~ much time that II u student
should in every case Iass through the
full college cour-r. and then occupy In
study the years afierwari required 10
III him for hi- special occupation. he
would spend about . third % his life
time In school. II Is awise argument
"whcn became q man ! put away
childish thing" s.id Gen. Butler on .
motel occasion. referring 90 the Latin he
hal learned at school and forgotten.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

The Iap,isis are preparing Tor great
university at Chicago. anil th. Ms,h.ii.'s
fur on. =, Washington. where Oh" 10
man Catholic. have ALREADY cue. Thus
We shali have Ia this country -prns,hins
.l-c new In Europr. UNCONVENTIONAL uni
ycni,is-. l., W hJI- the new insii,u-
lions will No, neglect the oour-- In
manual training. fur that = now .
nc,~.ary part u complete educational
establishment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
Thr s.. Nark or ,hc ra,ar,.
Unl.t thu above h-ading The New
York sun prrv~u,s a. -. fellow country.
men srnc statistic. a. follows,

hi4ff W. atHNhf AfsAAtH ~ s''"
York sun pTv-n,s o. -, fellow country
m~n scnc statistic. a. follow;
On BE- FL 'r.-s ~ Ir-siirnt - ~ cusnaals...sa
o. lslarv 49, ile ,tr-ii~.ry = 0.a-at lAiAss
A.. T.1ilrIi.st s'ssii - Issrt - Ns- Yea ipia
u.. rr..f ru.tall.s,Iir ~ Anir-s 0r,-a
f..rtai s-it thai t.,.-th-f 49, -,-iAi ir.ass up
a. --..|.i tnY - ~ .uFti a. o. siss Lasai.u
a 80 g,I-'a.ss e gr,-.isr I.'sa'A'sn
H. tssnHilrlfts C,s-nlrtsn f.slF Ciii-s - tais
f.taieri rlaHi al rss~rufs-uis sn.i az siiasisi
III to stsi.s n f.-if s,-futi-s r.sif g,snlaussi
r.fstiaflil .i If--.-i st'--',is A'fh" ~ s-ii
rafs.i tsfsl.afln 90 tsrtia u al.sst - as ant
Il - fart. rsslfAln.-i i-ss than z a'h hnt
~ rr,sstl - e. f.stsiitiaan ani srtth sissIi
tt.sfsff d e. FL lfh fr rafti thai ~ NJ uf0sa
- ~nfl. ID .af q t.slaf t-a,sa--. 80 rnsIgh
a. rl.sf ID. GA go. tls- rr-at-f ~ Noft al
y. 49, f.f,.a.-I frr q IA su-ti q ~ btssan
hsH-l Ia r.-,.si 80 - rt.i,sis al rrs..irv,.
~ au th- t.ll /. 81 g. fosrs - az ~ 81 t-
80 sf l...lIr i.y - 40 uon' I.-'ft- iy isf N
rt.si-i .t-r l-fss Fsih-f'si tssrthsf BE- al. tinl-
T. ..au.-If isHi-tist-i 49, 80 ssisni - ~
= fth Co. iT', n s-ishrsi-f c,aiuiI fsl - sa,i
49, E.u-. lI 9F-s-ss ,-lsii-. AL .'i z - -r-i
.rts - l.#.I - fsr a. e. ufanrHs 81 -
,aai uviI l,-ta.a si.-H a. tatav tnhs'atssi.
=. ths 81 ii. f-..s q }, rii,iisa - 49, .ts -
~ Nofs oa,.i II - us uHniis ga 49, t-srsals
ts.a - So .rsst ~ iransI .sauia ail-l u
.U BE sHv.t -sir . t~f. a. c0r4irti ~ Al
asra..1 De- re..ryt - H~A'tl at ul'a'-rs aai
tse.n-lsf,.,. s1ai ha.Asc..l I5-eF 81 - dasai
aaut IL a. -ufil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Unlike priEe aghiers, ba-eban players
who take cArs q themselves sesm able
% rrtAin their athletic powers many
years. Capt An-0n. q the ChicAsos.
ia god example He i now playing
his twentieth -eAsou u BASEBALL His
hand l. ~ strong and steady, his eye a.
sure a. IL wa twenty year. Ago. with
every prsT~ct q remaining - He
himself says be viii play ball I'LL he y
% year. old. and there i rcason 70 10
heVc b. will % - lie has made a sue
Co. financially q b.--ba.ll. bring worth
ysrh-I- $1,000 But he never had 10
- paid lsrse sum u money In add
tin % his sAlAry for kesping sober. a.
has hspp-nsd with other famous players
Ansou l. what be i today becAu-s u .
temperate life and . shrswd eye 10 baa-
ns-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

The last step has been taken in the
school book trust. II has bought oui
the IIarprs. and controls all the -chool
bcok publications In the United states
Now we shall -e what We shall see. II
that syndicate undertakes TO put the
pricc II school books beyond the means
81 pour people; II Il seeks 10 crush out
with iron hand . publisher who ma,
hereafter strive TO print books outsids
the syndicate. then let Il look out foi
rrtrbution. Injustice suoce~h for .
while sometimes. but the lightning h
dead sure TO strike u at lAst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

one Of III. most unique % the rvunions
~ this festive -aSon was that % the
New York newspaper men who rvport~i
the Johnstown aooi disaster In 1850 A,
Johns,own they wrm In some cas- un.
able 20 ~, fool. and In COMMUNICATION
81 ,hi. one 81 the mo,,oes at their han.
que, rad We starved together. now
we dine together
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
In. tirt S.,....~,.

nhs fir.i paP-r publi,hsd In Philadel.
phia ~as no, issued by Bcnjamin Prank
Ian. a. i generally believed. The first
Publisher ~. samuel K-imer.
IL WAs GA oct. I. las, that ksimef 10.
sued IA. Advertisement announcing the
forthcoming - The Pennsylvania Ga.
r-tie and Universal Instructor In All
Arts and Srienc-s
Ksim~r issued eleven numt-rs %. the
pal-r and then be odd u % Franklin.
The publication office was simply near
the market News York journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

While the Greenland whale has no
teeth. the sperm ~hale has them In great
quantities. on the lower jaw, and u-cs
them. too. When occasion rcquircs- On
the other hand. the narwhal very seldom
develops more than one. the left upper
canine. II makes up for the lack -
numbsr by the extraordinary growth at
tanned by this one uOth. II grows ou,
and right forward. ia a line With the
holy. until IL b-coWe, ,eritable tusk.
sometimes reaching the length ~ ten
feet. San Francisco Cl,runicls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

The general assembly 81 the Unitel
Presbyterian church include in their
resolutions on reform n r,que-, that Ia
his Thanksgiving PROCLAMATION the pres
iden, % the United States incorporate 0
recognition " Jesus Christ a. the su
prime ruler u the nation. But how viii
tina, strike cur half million Jewish Eel
low citizens. and the equally large mum
Der II Uniiarisns. agnostic- and bud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Theology. like poverty. makes strange
bsdf.llOws sometiInes. For the first
time In tho worlds history, probably,
Catholics and Luthersns are firmly
united and standing together against
the r-st q the world This IL the cA~s
An Illinois The matter tina, has thu.
brought them together /. the compulsory
education law u that state. They OBJ
jet 10 the supervision IL give 20 public
school board. over their private and
parochia schools In the matter % de-
dding what shall constitute q sufficient
education In the meaning Of the Law.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

A r,inArkabls roori wa~ tina, ~ Jacob
Fisher. who dicl lately In kutsown. Ia
lie Wa iOo ycars old. he hal voted for
nineteen D,rnccra,ic candidates fur pr'--
ilcn, anil was never III In his life. More
over. b. hal usc'i tobacco AMI whisky
ever since be- was q young man. DO-i,
prove that iolacco aud whisky and vU,-
Ing fur pmrcrs,ic presidential candi.
dates Ae conducive To long life AMI
h,alths
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

The will Of the late Due de Montpsn-
sier disposes % so. Co. COO. 10 he divided
between his wife and his -on and daugh-
ter. II is said. however. that the duchess
intends To 20 into = convent and leave
the whole fortune IN b enjoyed by the
two children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Il VS. a., =, much fun bring a census
clun 'rator . numlrrs - Young men
Ainlhi.ous 90 ~ryc their government
Thought /, w0ald H. when they sccur,'i
Appointments Thpats - what would
h. done wacl certain Troublesome qucs-
,iuus wcrr a,.'l hal carctually fright.
en,.l 81 span- u them. AMI when the morn
ing u June : came they had a. many cI'
cu--s a. 0g.cr a. the wr,ilinggueli, of the
New Tcgiamcnt. Other were ~ rough
~ hlnllcl that they wcalcnei after the
fir., hour Anl rcsign~l. one cuumera-
tor in New York was - uISst In his
mini ~ the time approached tina, few
days bcforr June ? be went on apro-
longcl spry AMI enlei by committing
suicide with Rough on Rats
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

A correspondent of The Boston Herald
says thu, thc German lansuasr will die
cut In America. AMI prUv,- H. The
ra~ou Is tina, 'hrrr arr no word. In tho
German language with which TO rspor,
baseball game.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

The Democrats of Illinois are going IN
for new ideas The platform they have
adopted Tor the fall campaign favcrs tho
Australian ballot. liberal coinage 81 AL.
YER and an eight hour working day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Auihors arv running The WHY anil
Why Not husin,-a into tie ground In
their title We suggri few mow "a
help kill Ih, fashion. something ike the
following. fur iEstncT why ] Am
Cru~- ~ why D,nt Fay Ny
p..b,s.- why l Eyi.vtoraic In Public
Plac,, anl Disgust Eycryboly.- Amer.
haus,i,r ,ratl-r could - furnished on
IN. las, tonic
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

A, the lat meeting % the American
Neurological association q gentleman
Rad q profoundly interesting PAPER on
Anterior MyelomAlaciA- 10. thank
ful We ought TO h. that We have soien.
,iac men who can make things plain
O., ,,.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
Cigarette Law.

since thr death % little by In Brook.
lyu. whl,s. fatal disc.- Wa plainly
traccd o. cigArrtte smoking. public opin-
Ion has been attracted anew Ia this sub
jsci COuvulsions. a wasting away II
thu t-.ly. with los u memory and brcak.
ing down u the nervous system, ar
-oms u III. r,--ultsof the consumption II
cigarettes by boys.
The New York legislature has Ias-.Sl
a law CA the subject that might BE- taken
a. a pattern by other stats. desiring o.
stop this riinous practice. That l. O.
say. - Gar A. law can stop anything,
Time and again u h. be-n proved that
public opinion must enforce law or II
Is no gcO,l ~ ignuran, are parent.
them--lyss u the IDEALLY effects q cigar
ettos that IN many ca~- they permit
their boys a. smoke them al home.
Later. when the fair. handsome boy,
turn cut drunkArls ~ opium eaters. N
grow into s,unied. I~le little men. thu
parent. may OF may not remember the
cigarette smoking.
The New York law Is a. follows;
NoehIli actually 90 Apt..rsully anIsr 10 yeA,
- 49,. shAl sulose 90 In any .Ay 10 any clssf
cigarette 80 ttsso Ia sny form ~hst--ser, IA
Any Tsbl.c street. pl-os 90 r'sort AsiolA'isa q
tbs suh.lvi.i. a shsI 10 . uai~i-mssnos AMI aha
b. punished ~ nns ~ sKc-~d,ng ~ sni NJ
- than y &c ssch ot'eas.
II may b. remarked that dealers. wher
Askcd by boy who cOmes under ths
specified az. for cigarettes. viii tell thu
boy 10 ssnd some cue older than himself
and then h. can let him have the goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

For May the collections q internal
revenue amounted n sis.ss7.''2. This
N the larg--, amount collected In one
month snoe 1870. The items SEN to
show. however. that the American p~o-
PIE ar. soaring on oleomArsArine. The
Income from every article included un-
der internal revenue TAXATION increassd
srceps that. proving that les Of 10 10
us.d- Perhaps ps0pls are rich enough
10 buy butter now. and that this IL .
dgn q prosperity. II may mean. too.
that butter Wa cheaper than usual thu
prinS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
Fan Religion.

Rev. David Utter. - Chicago, hs. .
proposition Tor the Worlds fair which IL
a. novel A. the Eifel tower a, Paris,
but In a wholly diffrru, way Mr.. u
ter recommend. that ihcre D. built by
.ul.crp,iun a vac, tabernacle. capable
~ holding 5000 persons, AMI that 70 be
us.-i a. a place Of wurship for all rrlis.
ions during the Worlds exposition.
Every faith. Christian ar Pagan.
.honld have opportunity 20 b. heard at
stated intervals in that temple Ia all the
cr-c,ls-Romsn Catholic. Unitarian.
Jewish. Greek church and Pagan. All
should l., represented by the ablesi ora
ton belonging Ia each. Mr.. Utter says
u his scheme;
Ia -oaII - . Ervai Iity /. the SPEAKER. 100
eli ~ ~ fran N. r.hls q - calissi oTtbosior
Ctri.slsn. The nrshnaht. do Mt Irs,sch tnisch.
ami th. dtssipl~- ~ C~afucisns 10 "a pr-srh
1lUch lst thsr- Arv ubdoatt-lly Bu,i,ihi-ts %
PATH q Jsr--uiins their dsstrib-- c-arty asi IN
terr-tIn.ly We mlsht hogr ~ hear ffum iHtsll.
srsi NohAmns-iaR.. c-rtAihly frm rApss- AM
tie uss vlgion - tb- BrAhuso 500 --h'ch
10 BfahInini.a chat uni,Ariahian h b. Chr,s,ias-
ny. The nrahm. SmaI has -,ms Iorsrul
Isrs.h~rs hOtsomisr, one q their Alas-sl
pr~acis-i IN my churh u -o,li - nst Only In
iss,-iins AMI in.lrlstise % hear from the rvpr~
-tsistiss- - oih.r faith. than ssirs bat " ~osaii
al-o Knit ta,.,Lst the hearts - the sar,osss 80
Ile ~ sho-ing hoe moch In comma 90 all have.
h0w v- az AL striving 90 ef~t Substantially the
same f--ilt. IN Oh. human bsaft, ssi hoe -ears
AL ssn,ihx % attain 10 hsriy ws may resch Him
Who Ia. made - oos b.o.i al the nAiioas uIon
earth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

A family In whatcom. Wash. not liz.
Ing the taste 81 the water they we're draw.
Ing from their ninety fcos deep yell. s-nt
man down Ia inspect its depth. The
veil Was In tolerably good condition. but
q deed Indian MAS hoisted out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

The production Of gold In Caiifosnis
began In is4s, the yield that year being
es.Ooo.c 900; In the year following. go.
o0o.O 900. and $50 200. 900 In 1850 The
total gold product Of that STATE 10 date b
estimated at 81 lbs. 000. 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18
EpiIeDtic Fits Cured.

Ny remsiy ha. len .noss-.faily B.ei over
twenty year. the hr-t I.atieut t-stnz t.srtnsnrut
Nv eur,.l. 10 Ia. oftsa curri uhsn al si-e IA.
hiissi. may Il MT cav yoaf u !. pat up Ia hquii
snt po~tisr form, -.nt w sNprvs- NJ y"ur sx
pen.s oF msil~i pss-t pail. The pow'isr l. easily
prvtarssi. AMI 10. u-s oftsn ssse- heavy espfe-.
changes. Me.iisins f.r sne month, t.s, two
aonth.. tisa. T.. q. EVANS, Druggist, Dover.
Nsios
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

The most impressive Decoration day
scenes In this Union occurred on the bat
tlehelds of Port Gibson and Champion
Hill. where survivors Of both the blue
and the gray armies recalled vicksburs
memorie. together - one band Of broth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

IT, Ia, ,i,,ial Rccorl DR. G. l.
Daa, cDli-.il that Ai.rF al electricity
Ia, i uiroy,,l tir fewer live, than either
go " siam has done. II i true tina,
w. usyrr think - blluias steam ~ gas
wan l.,iler cxploi-.. % isnoran, 10
Re blow cat thr "a, IN their r.om and
sulIu. 10. ihsrn--ly~s. Tho~- occurrence.
exit, "a, cIIneni b-yUnl tia, u sym
patty N,.i IA victims, bu, wh~n an in
diysiaL 1. lain by the clcctric light
wirc n u1co public Indignation u s,.
citol asAini tie conpinie, that own
thu wiz, Pdh,ic Indignation ough, a.
~ o. the -Sirui 10 Swing tina, every pre-
cart. "a l. ta,scn a. secure safety. siill
tl-r. H. r,,,.1n IA all thingS DIR Dana
! vlar,. tia, the railroads - this cUun.
try hll annually over s.sD people.
whrrr do,-s t,c doctor ~, his statistics
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NOTICE OF voRECLosrnv.

WnEREAs, Frslip A. Pride Of vrysburT In
w The Coaaty u Offori, STATE 81 Maine. dii
on tbe ssh day ~ August A %. l~-. Wy M.
mortgage deei of that date. daily sscruts-f anil
rvcorie.t In Oxfori Western District nesi.try II
De~.is. Bcot 70. fasv So. CONVEX IN mortgage b.
Ne. the Subscribers. the homestead farss in sal.i
tryeeurf. n.w oreueied by said frtle, aai
sastsriy by isnd of The estate of the .At< Asa ~.
ttke, seufhesiy by hnf noe or formerly Of 70.
X. Hosbs. All westerly by lssd syu or FORMERLY
ef the heirs % ]. n. anil 4 o. IrssiI~y. Fnnkiin
The bulblisgs ther~oa.
And uhsFvas The condition. of ALI msrtsasr
has heen breken. now thersfsrv, Ne claim love
eiossrs Of The ssme sccsriinx W the statute In
ssfh casrs male asd prp,tlci.
tpsesrr. Asy ". In;
By 3. 3. HAsrfN0s
naf seosnsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Electric traction for long distances IL
now the problem over which the sngi'
ne~rs are labonns. and they will solve Il
sooner or later.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

In the manual training instruction d
the Cleveland public schools Il included
. courss In electrical mechanics
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silERIrr-s SALE.
STATE oY MAINE.
,NF,,IIl. ..

ONfp.D. -
Taken on exesntion. ~befria =. u. Ilutshins,
~t<stsl Admini-trstar % the estate 30 =. MaK
pablo austi0n, on -sturisV. the 18th % jane. 4.
u. t~a, az . a'sis-k tn tho sftsfpa<n, at The
liotsl ~ wm. J. kim,.sli. % Hsufori gentre. IN
all humfocl, all the rifhi IN Equity whigh sa,si
Dortnron wymsn hal on the thirty nf-t dsy II
Aaxu-t, 4. u. lsss a ~ o'ea-k In the sft~snoon,
when thu same "a. sttseiei oa ths original
writ. 81 wsisem the folio~tng de-eriis.i tasttxsx
e.i real estate. situated on the l.thna. rad, 81
iars ,hsr,oa' i~ins on. saei,., a., ia.
naml~r~si p. ~, -. AMI 50. In the .srYsi
division.
Ramfori. May q. iso.
%. %. IIuTCuINs,
tbeputy sheriff.
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The Louisiana Lottery COMPANY gave
eeo.co for the establishment % FRYE
publ,c bathing houses at New Orleans
Thus Il Is trying 10 wash liz sins away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-18

Still the great debt Of the nation mslts
away. During Nay Il wsat down II
uilliooa.
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