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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
ANOTHER OXFORD B1AR TO OF
PROUD OF.

EHE>sHuEg, "a, Nov. q, lsal.
Editor fNn.craf
AL frequently motto. la the Demo
crat notic.s ~ former Oxfoni County
people who have b-en elevated In the
stations II life, iboaghi Il might D. Of
Interest to some of your reader. to know
that ~ the election held this month In
this state Nv. Barker sas clcrt~'i Pr-.-
ideni Judg- 10 thi. couniy by Yn ma
jority on the Republican tiskst. The
.am. county last year CAV. p,tn0cfsiic
majority IL lsul.
Az. R,rkst ~as born Ia I,",ell. OX.
ford 'cunty. Maine, bat removed luio
TIL. state In lsis. PROM l>fa Ia ls,.> ~
aitsnds,i the academic. AZ Moray and
Bridgion. Maine, and graduated II u 1T
mouth college In the clss. IL -. Has
ben pracilcing Law NJ Etsnsbarg, IA.
Zoe the last hft--n YEAR, aud l. nov one
20 a.. Noaugv.t President Judgr. la this
state. lli. term !. for ten years.
Gu acconht ~ IA. pfomin-nce 81 him
.slf and al. opIaR.ui la their proi-.si on,
the eve. Il the ~hale stat. wcrr ccut"r,Si
on the Judicial contest 10 Cambria tOun.
~. aud Il hs. b-cn pronounced by all
persons watching u, one 81 the htri~.i
fought, t-,.t msnag-i. aud clesncst CON
tests. on 10th sides, that has ever
t,~.n In any county In Oh. state. Cam
bris Count - Ia. always b-.n strong
Democratic county. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
THE HIsT Ot
SuIS.OuSN.s Wa.ASINI>

r.s pshn.hsrs ~ - Nkhaiss thht 'f-
yvsns fFlks nisgsgiss ar ufritns .. -.
.smps copy. fIes ~ shsrss, b. anf To-
mothsr ~ts uyuhi IA o. runstis' 80
q taAinE q shihiTsn's hassiins dunns ''' '''
H. rons
osTt.isy N that qss.lioa D. up 80 l'-. a''...a
Ia am h.tss boht 4 Nshoias gill H. g. asa
siss ssssts-i trym u. art nauiisf ln 49,
pens 90 III gr,sisst writsrs 20 D. - .'
sell ths Ispsfl. of tiss asset ftuuuf ..a.i. n
have bssa II "a. .sfsks Tsunf-au iaHaE,s
hrs AIT. Thsfass llgshrs. Nhuilrf. hni w.
hay arr Tay iof, Mr.. nufustt. Me- A..fi -
49, a.. Mi he'll. GssrFs Msrl.nail W. -,
..sss ..ms. s,.s s.,s ,..s s,-.s q. BE- Z a.s
tribstofs. Mrs.. Mar Mag. ~ " isi'fF ''
t,.rythlnE 10 u !. iIla.tr.ls'l
T. lSt 49,.
thsre sre a. ~ serial st1ft.s ~ hrsnl W
uss~s. ileaisasht h.tsrt " fistrilsI o.. 80. n
Of that silsi nlng i--sk, 'Mausftr 40 llsf 50
l.ss q b. hishsris. Willlsm a. ~tstlaf' -. =
D.. tsuyl fthe author ~ "naty andthf go.
sasi traarss Ceuftsssf usyhsf, ihsfe
.hott st0rtss ~ li.ssns. >sl-". 81 go.
wilkiB., Mar IIarosk Fvss. Rishsri hafps,
Johastsn. ostsss Thssst. aspsralo ~ IT,
snd many othfrs, With pal~fs ~ hafsi $50
,sutar~ W . Z Tr~iftige and llf.i.''-.
sshwatkA. snI a.sfui aftishsU % Il0s - ~ T..
hesleas-,' !, " lll,a,a iss ,.s1sssoI i... .si
sinle.. ets In stsnEe Corner oi,luf' e.l,, !,
ths arv.t Anss riesa Dv-sit. ths Chf pss i.
Anssns. AMI oihef intslssiaE rlsr' 49,.
de -fibs-l. AL 10 -liosoTs O. ia ftas IN -
AMI the >atiobsl sus'ti" the Jatfi.tl.,a ~ i.,-I
Juiisn ssiph L. o. shserie "Ths MAS
Great >evspat~f" ant thc a., AL lnfa.
sie. trie ustst. aye b. 10 rleariy skplsinei
AFrtifD tHsisfia,in -.
" that q Nicllolas tafhes, - hh-sln .,I...,.
f.lthf.I.e-.. e.sar,s, t-uthfuine..-ths-e thlns'
are tsasis In q hub.irri wsy- ~ tore, 100.
aad l,istses. 10 yoa bse.i surh A 49,, 80
pour sork With year boys sDi giri.
Ii yoa are ma shesfy fssuiiisf slth y 49,.
sest . p..t.l earl o. Tbs Csntury - 49,,
sasars' New yo,k, =. Y. ani al 49, %.
czspy. Yeas sah-sriptioa " y ..ss..-.
aSkes spl<siii Chnstsss- prc><ns. iof
Ckdsenas twelve uDss ysaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
HARTFORD CONES IN.
A TIN IN NoRwA, AND A sEcoSp
rARs CANDIDATE.

The voting takes little start thls week.
The tie In Norway takes both lie candI-
dates out IL the ptise-llst for this week.
Hartford starts most excellent cAndl-
date With q good vote. south Paris
enters the contest With good candidate.
The vote. rccl,~i up to Monday noon
are ~ follows
MIS- ushp a. Risksr. tisrfcri, %
M. Ge.rse n shs~, Paris nm. ~
Mis- Jc.s~ Csiivrii. hsshneh -
Ni.. n. Jensis faimes. Vast samser. %
Mis- Nyuis 4. hsoss. nry sns's reat, %
Mr. Aifr,~t =. kis,.~li. Norway. n
i.ss,-s a. Brsihsry. Norway. %
Mr.. Oliver a.. Cur,i.. scaih rsris. ~
Remember, You have only "a keep
your vote ahead of other candidates In
your own town to keep your name In the
priie-li.i-p,v,liei your town u ooe of
the six headers as shown by the vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
You Needn't Wait.

Our Chamber set bargain. at go to
sjO ARE not Ca b- .qusllei.
See our I'srlor suits at s,5. si5, sI5.
solid Oak siiebosrd., 81, 81, stS.
Dinner sets worth els, for $40.
Dining Tables from sl.50.
Diuing Chair- nj all pricc-.
We .ell everything Ia the way of Car
pets, Oilcloths, Rug. anil Mating AZ low
er prize. than other dealers.
We buy more goods than ten stores In
Maine.
We .rli more. can affori Ia do with
less profit, van walt your convenience
for the payments.
Our business increases, because our
customers stay With u aud induce others
Ia try the easy wav To home comforts.
~ you rl,EfE. To PAY CASH
We will give you handsome discount.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
RESOLUTIONS


Gu the death % Mr.. Laura y. shart-
lei. member ~ the \. W. 4. I. I. %
south Paris:
wh.reas, our Heavenly Father ha- la
hi. Infinite Wisdom taken 90 the higher
life our beloved friend aud former ptrsi-
dsnt, Laura y. >huriieff; aud
whsrcas, Our sister Was ever ready
with heart. hand and voice, 90 help for
ward every MOVEMENT Ia the community
toward truth, parity and righteousness;
therefore
Resolved. That her removal from our
midst leaves = Sacancy aud deep sense
~ personal loss. that ~ill long b. fclt by
al Who knew and loved her.
Resolved. That ". tender Ia her ser
rowing family and friend. our heartfelt
sympathy In their bereavement, With the
earnest hoJe that lie Who oomforteth VI
la al oar tribulations may D. their stay
aud support.
ALIcE u. KNIGHT. Committee
MAHEL H.InAwn, on
MEKTIE n. MANN, ! Resolutions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
INV ADvsKrisssKSrs.

risin IA 90 a Pals sahiest.
fru-gsstas - - >khalNs.
Ahstfsst % Nrtt
Dr n.Ha'. Nesstshis Rs,a~iy
nssfns.s.
Msn "a antsi
iaI-srtant
10y - Rally VAST a. E.iu.aiisa'
~alphaf mttrrs.
iuyuas ue1isvs
ear thrtstraks Lin.
t. kssinrs oar ~tss
lust rhink - IA
thrtstuaas ~tssk ~.
ChrtstuaNs carts ani >ayshies
tisrs Ne Az AsNin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
MARRIED.

10 Moth Paris. Ncs. !, ~ Rev. sssh nesscs. NJ
Jstsss y. uartisst .f issskei asi Miss 6erru'is
.. rrvt,e of Wcyisterk.
z. q. Ds,ies 10 Cavsi.a. W ,asi Aifr~is lien
net 20 GileAi.
In vryvharT. Nov. q. b, Nv. n. y. ss.es, Dr.
rrv-i~sss u, ksile<E 70 orasrs. Macs. and .rsse
wArrvn ~ tyssafs
IN Rsthsl. Nov, %, by Isss. u. ", iisriy. vr~i
%. Crawford ~ Jefferson Highlands, y. w., AMI
uel~s 4. Tpeli ~ ttsth<i
Carte a. ksnsiaii 10 bsthei
In Ra.fori csusv. Nov. o, by Iie,: ". X.
nshry, lrwis y. Harvey ant kmiIy =. rhsma..
bah ~ Hnmfor,i
In ss.sehan. Nc,. q. by sumner E,as.. ts.,,
josathsn n. hsAlistsr ssi Matte Hall. 18th II
~tonsham.
In Rro-sssii. Ns,. ., by Rs,, y. Ci.asa,
nrs~uneh.
In So,vs,. Nov. -. Harry wesi AMI cors
Hall. bah ~ Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

Ti,-r, recently arrived At iio~doln
College the long expected statue of the
Marble faun. IA. otiginsl II which by
rrsxiielc. I. In the ,-piiollne museum
At Rome. IN" east !. a present Ia the
college from IA. elias. ~ lssl. \ pre-
yioa. east. On ale under the super l.lon
of fpnklin simmons, the Maine sculp-
tor, wss broken en- tlse way over last
year, but ,hr one just revived !. per-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
FARMERS INSTITUTES ron OXFORD


Institutes have be.u arranged for TIL.
county q. fellows: ru-.isy. Dccrmbsr
80 NJ Rumiori, sni "Wednesday. Dccrm-
l.cf sd, q, south Paris. Ia. subjects 90
bs presented are orcharilng and dairy
lug Nth such other subjects a.. may d.
chosen az a.. meetings. President
rop. of the genealogical society sill
spstk on "fhe Commercial Orvhari."
i'rof. Walter Baleniln. of the state Col
lsgv will deliver lecture on "Milk Fro
daciion" and u. W. Elli. 81 Embdrn
will treat the same subject from the
farmer. standpoint. Other speaker.
Nill b. present aud take part In the eNer-
Ci.es.
At south Paris, by special request. the
.ubi.Ct IL sweet corn Nili b- taken az
Nth the ld-a 10 Asccrtainlng the best
method. for farmer. Ia pursue TAI obtain
better prize. for th. product. u !. Ia
be hoped lively Interest may D. asak-
snci sud = full attendance result.
u. wALkrR MCkrI>,
Member for Oxford County.
West fryeburg. Dcc. 5th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
ON TIE wArcn FoR Fiaesuos.

The citizens ~ kssar Falls are much
exercised over the recent hrrs In that
place, which seem 10 have beeu 81 inceo-
diary origin. They have offered q re
ward OF 500 for the arrest aud coayic-
tion of the flrebag. and have act an arm
"a quart "a patrol the streets At night.
The Offer Of the reward states that all
communications addressed 90 the secre-
tary % the executive committee Will be
considered strictly confidential, and I.
signed by Allen Garner. W. q. Nerri-
field. Jeremiah Bullock. !. ". stanley.
secrttary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

-urftfnf ll.'.
tivin Abiutt ts. lohn 4 iislHr
ani I.I
ABSTRACT 90 NEIr
Astinn uf.ln arssfn ID annskssl o. - f.
9 nsu 90 altar Isffafussfi in taH|Hs
"a % Iatilar ksgs. sail 49, l~irE H.H..I
.nsth. ~. pll.si 90 ~ lark uf W Is
salssi. lstnE H. sast l.ank ~ = unlI. h.
land ~ Johu IhfmTf0n ani ari 80
In numtafsi. IN sait uNfnfil tuart. .f.t
snd opposite Fahi Jstn thHnIs
MI Ha.isf . ssutrsft 18th ssii isfl. .f.i
Al-o CJunt Oh QaAhtun msfut
Al hamuuni, sls
su.Hnt Sod fuf 90
wra dstsl MAJ .. i.ui. sni r'tarrrI q ''
tsisr tsrra, i-ui
tpon ths foresulng .ut b. snflrIs 10 20
siain,s.i uIos n los- aiufs a. s'fii.i p $50
tns % ths touft that tils iai-lf sufHi o. a.
furuishssi ~ q f.ntraft 9Th uls uHnrf 81
ksss, anft that ali osnFf Ia 30 nffI.f
cult. IN .. uHbtHfp ~ ~ taun that f. q t.
az siVs notiss D. ths osnsr ~ NJ 49, hi.a
on .aid suit, ~ rauslng On aistraft .f cal H
sal this Of'isf " tuar thsrv,lH. O. Is
thfts ussks susos.sits 3 in en- ut'."' IF
cut q t.at-F PIRATE tn rans. in saI' i...
ti.~ lsst puhhf atisn a. ~ thiuf da.s mi o..
f0ft The nsst tsFta ~ sahi tHHft q. .s y
fsfis. on ths ss.snsi fussiay ufttIr.t. '
u :. a. tie eud that tls ssI us1f .f .I.
may ihsn All thsfs apTsaf 81 satI i..f
sinIittssi o. dsfsnd anil t~,urs latf .h'
suit. N ~ shall - caH.s
Aus.t -ALHEHT At.TlN Goa
Ahs'rsot ~ All -ri asi oary % 'r'.
stls.t -aLREKr Au,rIN ga
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
siNsLE Corts;s.

siass Covie. % N psmcsrsi srv fcar ostts
ssch. Thsy ~tn ~ aails~i ressipt "a pr,s ~
~ pahnsher. 20 fsr - ccnNenlsuss "a I.str,sns
sins coyis. - "a esch is.ss have tssa ptsssi 90
sac a ~ folls~inE plscgs IN ~ CoantY
soath Paris. serry's DraE ~tnfv.
shaFts~s brax ~torv.
Norway >ove- nrux ~tare.
Rafkaski, ~. Atsss.i, fs.-tnsstrf.
Ditneki frsnk = ltarks.. fu~ttnsstsf.
fryeburs. a. y Isst.. tnsarAnce ttcsa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
TO FORMER STUDENTS AT FRYE
BURG

Ahundrr,i-year catalogue % fryeburg
Academy !. "a b. published next year la
connection with the academy centennial.
and Il I. the wish ~ the tru.iee.to VA ke
this catalogue embrace 90 nearly a
possible every student h.. IA. e,e' at
lende,i IN. academy. They have fsll
llst II the students from l'9. Ca lisa,
anil from lss9 "a the present time.
VIII every student between those
dates kindly send 10 the SECRETARY 10 the
trustees their name aud residence, tics
-nd SOC. lnd any information of school-
mafe.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

To nanssf whis .ay.a TO dag. Ass .
Nsins unah ssnt FunainE All Nal slasu
lar .sT~ftsa~s Its rgsri his hat du~p risst
ant ~ tnta ntlis hf,-sA All lasi &c ~ st~pf-ri
ashssfs ~ .s~ a psrtrtisv. sirs n, AMI pat IN
hi. lat snsl tisn stated tnts ~ ~~si.. lie
hal "a ssns ssfv faf shea ~ 800 snotiurf Issr
riiFv. As $3.50 ~ nfvi ~ drf'I--i 90 ~.
knss o. - stsf. 80 Issriftisy fsh Just q.
.trusk III sr,sani fus luat--i DC u fhs haht
% luats~iisifly 20 40 III othsf bafrvl. at
sttisatif hl tisr fst. &c ~ ksI-t ints ths air
sasi fsl sppsrvntiy diestt. bat "a SAILING bis ssy
thruagh ths an isfbfush g. ~hrre ~ fvt tell.
psshihs rvuasis-s-i - either foN OF Isftriir~ -
osJta is- icsihsrs.
That story start. Ia veil, ani the read
~ think. he II going Z" get nes ell.
tion 70 the Muncianscn yarn about the
ton 81 game s~,urcd With . single shot
bat th. hunter .,li-ntly meant Ia tell q
story that people could believe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
A CARD or THANKS

We wish Ia express our thanks 10 all
our dear friends In Bethel who were
personally Interested In the gin Of the
beautifal clock. Your kindness will al
ways BE- remembered.
Mn. AND MRs. y. ~. CoSrtN.
Milford, Mass, Nov. ~, 1891.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
You Needn't Wait.
You Needn't Wait.

Whenever YOU are ready, ". ace. u
I. simply swing money ou your part, Tor
the weekly payment !. so small that YOU
would likely spend IL On o'id. aul end.
anyway, u YOU had not mad. az yonr
mind Ia ave for the furnituw. GIT
ALI. NOu WANT. We dou't tuck on
extra prices b-csu.e you bay on cr-llt.
go anywhere, aud YOU cant bay az cheap
q. We will .ell yoa. ~ you want Ia fur
Di.h ar fe-furni.h,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

Isaac Sawicllc evidently would r',hrr
~ to stat. prison for life than H. hung.
n. has appllei Tor new trial, snd hi.
statement In connection With the matter
practically amounts a. confe.slon that
be kIlissi hi. brother In Maine. lie may
get , new TRIAL. but the story which he
tells now might ju.t ss we'll have been
told NJ th. flr.t trial, AMI II will secure
him ~" sympathy. except FROM such seu'
tlmentsll.,s .. always .ympsihltc With
condemned criminals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
PROPOSALS. FOR woOD.

Proposal. Tor farni.hisg rs cori. ekft hard
wool fer tho ~ ef ths Coabty, uiii ie rvsei,esi
Ny the sndersiTnei until SATURDAY. bcsemtsr 10,
ssi pat ints the siiGsrras shells ooaaeste With
Coasty Baihiiass aecsriinx % Specifications In
contract Ibe rtsht " rv-sr,~i % rvje.s all pro
po-al- sot tieemci ~ ~ fer the ist~-cst of The
tosnsy. Per Orisv ~ Csasty Comnissioo<ss.
ALBEkr \. AusTiN, Ciert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

rree--send name and address to Box
itss. Portland. Me-. aud receive some-
thing amusing for Christmas. Please
mention this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
nIar AND THERE.

cyrus W. Field has b~en reduced to
poverty by q .coundrelly or Insane .on,
and .. ''ss pocr a when he WAS horn"
Vet probably the average country farmer
could manage to worry along very con-
fcrtably " he could have an Income
equal to the annual expenditure which
Mr.. Field wili make during hi. remain
Ing year,.
since the above paragraph WAS In
type II Ia. been discovered that Nj.
Field'- fortune wss not all taken, but
that h. has .tili several millions left
probably enough In keep the wolf from
the door.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

risurr. can H. twisted. bu, the figure.
In the annual report ~ sheriff Cram of
Cumberland County show IN. good effects
of q Thorough enforcement of the pro.
hibliory Law. " they show anything.
The number ot prisoner. Tor Cumtrr.
land County has Decreased frvm ,Sl
.iurins IN. prcNvsilng year to i,ns dur.
Ing the year covered by the r-pot, ani
the numbsr ~ pri.ooers committed fof
drunkenness. has decreased from ~ Ia
5tl. The number committed Tor selling
liquor ha. Increased from t6t co. This
incrca.e does hot By any mean. rrpr~-
..ni the work don. by sheriff Cram In
/ .apprr..lng run .slllng. az great many
of ti,..e sTr--te'i carry their cs... throush
all the cour. of appeal. aud meantime
are out on ball. Those Who think pro-
hibliIou doesn't prohibit, shoald lcok
TIL. report over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
soRN.

In Apievss. No, ". 10 he w,fs vr~i =. smith,
IL SsrS xs~i.,sl. Nov. o. 70 ,As uifs Of
In niaos fiasssiiss. Nov. ~. ~ sle VII. ei
tisr,>r rrasy. adssshssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
DIED.

In N.rh Norway. Ns,. o., simon u. rrssy.
as.-i 70 years. : ..snth. sri " aays
In tsst nsFk nski, Nov. ~ Ms. tontsat rrus
In Mast Busthslt. Nov. o., hrs. MALTA Nor.
iil
l..,.. sx.-i esariy ~ Year..
In Parts. >e,. a.. lame. y. k~.ash. sS~i n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
OBITUARY.

West Fryeburg, Dee. Sth.

FREDERICK &. iiAsLi>.
Ia. death ~ frederick Cutiing Ham
lin. only .on 81 Dr. aud Mrs. 4. q. Ham
lin. which secured Monday morning At
@ o'clock AZ hl- home on Preach Street,
Ma. a sever. shock aud .ad surprise Ia
many friends of the young man, and
much sympathy MAS expressed for the
.orrowing family. lie was taken III
over a week ago with cold which de-
yelop-d into a biliou. attack and later
typhoid fever and heart disturbance
which were the cause 81 his death.
The young man ouly lacked about a
month II being i years % age. lie
VA. possessed of qualities which en-
dear.i him % all whom he met, high
character. excellent ability and \ genial
disposition being prominen, traits. lie
was q great fs,orite, being q most inter
e.iing aud lo,able youth, aud his death
will cause great sorrow among hi. Young
friends, for wbo.e pleasure he WAS 81
constantly de,ising unique aud delight
ful entertainments, and With whom his
relations we're those of sincere attach
ment.-Bangor whlg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
You Needn't Wait.

~ out 20 town write a. jas, how YOU
arr situated. We will .-ni YOU all par
tlcular. aud treat you veil.
'-rhsps you are married., and YOU
have no,lcs,i thu thrvadbirc spot IN Oh.
Carpet. or the old fs.hloBci Chamber
>et sni Ni.h you coali grt new.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

rssss Ell N year n ysii .sr,etly IN Niyssss.
otssr~i-s o." yeAr. >inxls covls- csut..
Apetkrfssxs~r. All lsxsi s.ivsr,i-smsei. sre
gives thr~s Consecutive in-srtien. fer " NJ 80
Inca In lsnzth ~ colama. ~yssisl centrssts
msis vtth k-.l tan.isnt All yesriy sissrti-
ere.
pover. sxpsrtsnc<~i soFkmsa sat 80 pfts-
ooaeins ~ msks this aspsrtnlsut % ear oasl
nc. complsts ami popaisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

\ writer Ia the i'rr.. aud Printer, q
printsr.' trade paper, make. q Pcctili,r
suggestion. ~, sllcs-. that thu typo
Crap teal unlon., la their Effort. Ia rig
ulsis the wage. 10 printers, are destroy
ing the very thing th-y .ess "a establish.
by pu,ilng on sn equal fcctlng all Win
have "serNci their time, no alter
~h.,her thsy are good, bad or lDdlficr-
,nt printers. lie therefor, suggrs,. That
the typographical union. .houli sdop,
competitive ~ Nominations, aud give grad
81 c,rtlncats., emitting each candidate
"a rScis. pay sccorilng io his indl,ii.
ual ability. such system would D.
rather . startling Innovation. \ funds
mental idea 10 lator union. has b-cn
that all mcmbrr. wrrr entitled Ia the
.sue Treatment. ani strike. In brhilf of
.om. Incompetent of larry fellow work
msn have caus-i m'rr ~ ia. foolish,
unnecessary labor Troubles" than any
other oOe thing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
Wen Suppose
You Needn't Wait.

BRING your mother or lnt-n.i@i wlfs Ia
our store, talk the m,ticf over. ..e Oh.
tD. rsrlor suit. st so ani the Chamber
s.t. at s!i, examine the Carpet bargains.
look over the higher priced goods, az
the lowest, make up yoar mind a hist you
think yoa sill rrpulr', then 49, viii AZ
range the ret 80 the matter sa,lsfiri"rily
Ia you. 10 ypu want two hundred dol
lar worth, forty az my dollar, !. all ~e
ask yoa Ia pay down.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
HOLIDAY Season

We ofier you the beet the market at
fords, We say tn you 10 you wisb Ia W.
member your friends, We will cell you
what you want on the same easy terms.
Furniture, sllverware, I.ugs, sewing
Machines, Organs, Lamps, Dinner sets,
Easy chairs aud Rockers, ibcsks, Book
Cases, Pictures, Essels, Foot Rests,
DrsJ~ri~s, Clocks, everything YOU can
think of for household use aud ornament.
send At once for cuts and prices or go To
the nesrest store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

III. .pcakrr.hlp contest wsxc. warm.
Five leading candidates, aud all conf
dent 20 sucy.'...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
STATE ot NAM

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Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-13
CROWN AND scEPTER.

The queen of Portugal recently paid
81, 900 for dress.
The deafness Of the Princess of Wales
has increased to such an extent as to make
conversation with her almost impossible.
The queen of Saxony maintains three
physicians whose sole duty is to attend the
ailments of the suffering poor. The queen
pays the physicians out of her own private
purse
The empress of Germany is loyal to the
fatherland to the extent of having all her
dresses made in Berlin and Vienna She
buys her hats in Berlin and only her gloves
come from Paris.
Nasr-ed- Deem, chah-en-char Cking of
kingsl has been a ruler for nearly forty
five years. OF his eighteen children five
are sons, and of these not the eldest, but
the second son, Manifestation Mira,
now nearly forty years old, would succeed
to the throne in the event of the shah's
death.
Fear of assassination is said to be one
reason why the czar of Russia wears full
beard and never permits himself to be
shaved. The barber to the imperial family
of Romanof is the grandson of Michael
GuelaDOVSKl, VINO declined, altnougn oHereu
a princely sum, to cut the throat of the
czar, Paul
Mademba, king of Segon, Africa, who
was elevated to his present position by
Colonel Archinard, was formerly in the
French telegraph service in Africa. Ma
demba is native of the country, but be-
fore accepting his regal state he made it a
condition that his situation of king should
be considered as subservient to that of his
ne,inal employment.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-13
SCIENTIFIC WAITS.

The star Arcturus has a diameter of TO-
100000 miles.
Essence of cinnamon has been tried as a
spray in hospital wards and is said to have
proved even more useful than eucalyptus
in cases of malaria.
A clock "for pointing out the direction
of the earth's orbital motion in the ether"
was recently exhibited in the London Ply
steal society by Professor Lodge.
An automatic life saving belt that can
be shaped into ball, fired from gun or
thrown by hand has recently been tried on
the Thames. 1t rights itself upon contact
with the water.
Watch crystals are made by blowing
sphere of glass about one yard in diameter,
after which the disks are cut from it by
means of pair of compasses having dia-
mond at the extremity of one leg.
The distance of the horizon is determined
by the height Of the eye above the earth OF
the sea. Or. the sea, with the eye at a
height of five feet, the distance would be
three miles; at sixty feet in height, ten
miles.
An Englishman has invented an auto
matte attachment for looms by means of
which the machine is stopped before the
bobbin is quite empty, and thus the incon-
venience and delay in losing the pick are
avoided.
Experiments upon the phosphorescence
of gems shows that it varies according to
the origin of the stone. Cape diamonds
show blue, Brazilian stones red, orange,
blue or yellow, and those from Australia
yellow, blue or green.
The serious effects upon the eyes of min
ers from the use of the modern safety lamp
has been subject of much investigation
in England, the result being that increased
lighting power in such lamps will cause
such troubles to disappear.
By means Of powerful jet of COM
pressed air q German military engineer
drives dry cement down into the sand or
mud at the bottom of stream, so that the
water Immediately fixes the cement, and
it becomes like solid rock, suitable for
foundations.