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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
SUCCESS 70 II

The Water,lle Mall. one ~ ths uhir.i
aui b~.t local raI-r. iu Maine. d.. tcrn
pur,hassl D., Harry e. I'rincr - buek.
hsld Aui NJ D.. q Wlmsu - Water
vile. anil ~ll h.r,afirr D. ran b., thr
arm - Irlny, 4 N,mau. Th~ nes drm
are both Young men and eel ~iuIpTrd
iur ihs profession NJ rriucs b. "a 500
- lIou. ,harlr. n Primo, 20 Hu,khcld,
and grandson - the late Hoo. N''h
l'rin,c. a former rrv.den' ~ thc Maiur
~euais anil no ony time proprietor % ihr
oxford pymocrat NJ Primo, bfings
o. hi. work - gori s,iueafIuu, cNcviirut
natural abiiit, aud considerable hu.iuvs.
,Nt~ri,n,r. o. a. e,iu,atrl 40 Hebron
ACADEMY and colt, University aud hss
t-,n gagged in hu..usss .a Luekdrbl
anI iu thr Wet. lir a.. a. uI~ slime
contested 18th t.e.rg, VI Atsuoi. uos
20 The pvmoyrat. .1 che uh printing
blsmr.. ll El,adr.I " W1mlu, ihe
other msmt,r ~ ths lrs dm graduated
from ,olh, JuNgr..t, lat .ummrt a.
ths bead 20 hi. class ani ha. ..nrr had
editorial chsrs, - ths Wai,r,uie >cuti
usi the gry,t,r part 20 ths timr W.
pr.,liei th1t th- Wusuilis Mti vI'I Pei
paper that will .fsHi I1 'hr front rsrk
90 Mliuc.. lo,ai iuuruai.
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a .oon PAM nom .ALr.


Tn. farm formerly s~n~i snN .seplei ~
the late seorys ". Grotef u oSsrrN.f sss ..
a hsr.aia. n 4. Pleasantly shaatei ~ p-.'
as,.hisrs.-.i. ons milo from Wet bN,hei ~.
l.s. vbsf, thsf. sry stores. mills. hst s.h
sI.r.. . t-s.t sr'cs, .shall aai railroad sn''.e.
.1..at rs ..,.- sIi IL ene t.sr,sl. ani Il conys.
Isstiv divided tsts tiilsss, estarsl rFs.- an.s
rs-ts,rr- ss-, ~est h.sd 1, eat. hsy th-, 81
.lutsr A. he.i hatus-i ssttis thrre borss- sni ~
.h.rp asi eaa ~ easily isnpfe,s.i a. ICED ArFyf
.ts--t n csu,aiR. an orvhsri that preiuoc'i
lsrr,ls grated ffuh In l-a hestie. rlams so
raj hgnir,-i trVes An uhliuIfsi gasnttf ~
nssk nss mar AZ hsni. TIE battling. sfe al
sonnss,s-i IN sssi rvpsif, sinpls sol c'n'snlen'
tns 4 farm ani farusf'. fasnlly. thsi are Sap
rns-i with parv runnins water a h"u-s, csrfiass
h.sass sni lsrn cellar. frum q nstsf fsluhE toant
sin oaly tsvuty fvis away. fh- puf,hs-sf I'll
Ant tany isslratr fsstarss coanestst, ~hhh
an ass uisntioassi IN this hfisf descfiItioe.
call 90 90 csrrvsg-sat 18th The o<surant,
West usthsi. Ne.
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w-tst NtWspAptRs ARt r-,lc.IsT

WIZ t n HSFAFtNo Avn IWI~NtNI
~ume Interesting ttyts rrsarliu. fhe
di.tributiDn 20 uew.psIsr. ms, D. 's,ra-
"a from HowslI'. N-s.psrrr pir~,i"rN
ior l.Yl. iu connection with c"u.g.
table Counting Publications 20 AL.
kini., from dali, to quarterly. thrr, are
puhU.h-d iu ths Juiisi ~ta'r- l,.tp
paper. -sppruNimsisl, one q" every
yrsl - I-opgbtiou. Main O.. r"t quite
80 vel Supplied in ruilt ~ uum'srs a.
ths ayrragr, he ratip t.ing oue plIsr o.
I-s, Inhabitants. o. Nyw NUrA ths
ratio {. one o. 49,. iu rvnn.yl,aHu one
O. 81. ~. Gulf state. .hos thr small
80 ratio q auy part - To- l'.uu'ry, 10
bring one tU .g1. iu Louisiana. ous iu
'si! in Ni.si.sigpi, sni ous io 49, iu
Alabama. IA, other extreme .r,ached
In ne newly settled ant .par.siy pupu-
lAi.l state. q the Northeast, whrry
every mining csmp has a. u"~spsI-r.
though 10 L. to D. presumed that The
aS,rag, circulation 20 thee paper. D..
small On Nevada ths ratio l. oue q"
lsBD. 10 North Dakota one o. lgs. and
>ouih Dakota rvach~s the high water
marx, and IA. oue paper % - inhab-
ilauts N. at msutioned state seems
o. d. a particularly good held fur ness
paper. With iu., about half The popu-
laiiou Of Maine. 10 IA. ihrv, NOR, dsiii,.
and IL mory ~e-kli-.. than th- Iiue
Tr~s state
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IN. table q cOuut, taNr. ior ths pat
two Scsr. al. CumTarri " iih thT prv-eui
9. interesting la showing ths asssssmruis
under ths old and uss ,aluaiiou. u
vii ryadu, p. -egn that the Naluaii"u
Dommt.. iou found mory value Boz oxford
,uunt, um,.r land. than thsy have i-,n
t.N-i for daring th~ pa.t f's N"ars.
IN. iucrvasc in he taN 20 Giioai. rrat-
too. rowu.hlp ani ihe N,ii hui' arr
Examples
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

NJ q meeting ~ the executive com
mitte- of the Maine state Grange In
lewiston. the following resolution Vas
adopted
Rss.sltesi Thst shiis se have fsi<~l D. ssCurv
a 80 for 80 eslua1aatiua % tsxstion frsln tns
Iesfslsfarx iast klijoarnesi. yet ss nsf 20
thai cias- whs pat their hsn.is ~ ~ plu~ and
then k.os bsrk hence Pl~i.v ear-elte- -
trsnsfsr 80 axtt fruln tr halls - ths esi.lAturs
- a. T.,lls and sufs Cor ~ man fer kepw-eutt
i've - ~ isafsisfurv ~ Oil ~ phsstse han
-slf - vcss All 80 al his iufaencs Cor q as
shtrh ~ti s.laAliEs uANstian. Ia er,ier that -
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s-GRiFF cRAv IS CHECKING rrt
TRAFFtC

\ laloring man. Nho usually spends
halt al. ~sgr. f"r sirvng drink.
That l.. When The Aforesaid .trung
drink eau D. readily purChs.o'i ca every
corner.
Hut .appo.c the abofiug mau, men-
tiouciaho,r, canteasly procur, whi.key
ot run In other words, suppose that
N. rum shops have becn driV,n out II
ths business BY sheriff Cram aud his
deputiss.
II tn aloring man dnesnt spend hls
money for liquor n l. fair "a suppose
that b. Carriss larger portion 20 Il
home o. hi. family, lint H.
lloN can Il b. lnoNn hos much money
the lsboring mau spsnds for run, How
can Il b. proved that he spend. les nov
than b. dti before sheriff cram bsgan Ia
sniorcs m. law On thi. nay.
The Grand TuInk Railroad has q sys-
TEN q giving checks OF certihcate. Ia
the men ~ho wotk for thsm loading aud
unloading freight fOr the steamers Into
aud from the cars. n man works ~
hour. On Monday h. l. given plece q
paper, c.rtifying that the Grand Trunk
i. Indebted a. HIN for that amount q
labor. 1t the cnd 20 the week. or whsa
the ship sails, these check. ar, ca.h-d
on presentation AZ ths Ofiicv.
Nov II the htorvr. Tho has one Of
these checks Ia al. pocket, want. o. buy
anything az store, the merchant, II he
knows the man, will readily give him
the cash ou the check. Then. when the
cheek bccomes due, il l. presented by
the merchant az the Grani Trunk Ofilce
and thcrr casbei.
II l. the usual thing for a large pro-
portion % these checks to Dc presented
for payment al the Office by men well
kBosn 20 BE- rumsellsrs. - Il l. proved
that the hbcrer must have spent much
money Zoe liquor during the week.
bat for the past two or three weeks,
Ia fact during the loading of the last
four English steamers, not a single
cheek has been brought In by a rum.ell-
er. II seems evident that the men Who
drink find II not easy Ia obtain the In
toxicatlng stuff aud so they manage to
keep their money. Their families doubt
les get better ford and more eomforts-
bic wearing spparel.-POrtland Adser-
tiser.
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~ OBJ phy .i.iah rvtif,-i fr,,m Pfsstics. having
hat plaasi In NJ hAni. ~ 40 tast iniis mi..isn,
arr ths fsrulala ~ . simps Vegetable rvtnsiy
fuf ne strciy anil IsfInansut rur~ ~ toasamp
tiun. Brsnshitis. tstaffh. Asthma snd al Thfusi
anIi Iung Ansstioas, al-a T-s-ltitv ant fasiirsl
cury Coo Nsfvuas pehiiiiy AMI AL >sf,ou. tvtn.
pisiht.. Aftsr hasins tests-i u. wonderful cara
tits I-issf. In thsasaais % os-s., has Ten u NJ.
tuiy O. snaks II kh1su g. hi .ursfins fei1s..
Aciutste-i 10 this usdlVe ant dssir D. rvhste
hutnan .arsfinE. I utii ssni frvs ~ charge. D.
az ~hu ds.ify u. this rrsiIe. Ia scuaah. ff,nch
90 tusiish Nth fsil dirvsti0ns for prvIannE ani
a.ieg ~sat by mall ~ addressing 18th stamp.
nsuilns this paT~T,
" A >ot,., % iswsr.' Btrsl. Rochester. y. y.
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sine. the conviction % stain aud
Cromwell for the murder II Cashier Bar
rOu % IN. Dexter savings Rank. the
hank officials have paid tO Mrs. Bsrron
the sum 81 $3.50 withheld on ne groand
thai her husband ~ss an embessler and
q Suicide. and the suit Ia recover, which
has b-~n pending In the supreme court
for many years, 4 now stricken from the
docket.
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Asy druggist uis. q III yea Ma O~a ooaxh
ns.licins. rsuasuaisr - aass u tsssu-s NJ nsks-
usrx uaoltsy on n Insist hsttaE ksmy's
hsi.sm 90 IN thFN.si snt lan--. fer thew u ne
ssash WISELY - pars AMI nsos 81 gsick b. brssk
~ q eahf. rOr infusnas. -orcne-s 81 ths threat
snd ticklinS irritsrea viii constant coaxh
kemy's BAIsAm Il an imm<siiAss sGrs. LArS~
Lostiss IA. ami o.. a. AL druSgists'.
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BORN.

Parts. April u. - ,ls viis oil u. AI'ss. q
daushtsT.
law .lssfori. April u. 10 the -ifs Of q. y
Anes q 500.
In kssbsry, April if h. The sif, ~ L.. \
fhamas, q dAagttrr.
IN ws-i rsn., hpril Is. 10 N. site Of A. l.
kttIs-is,. . 40.
In nSekasli, Marh q. - the .ife - Georss
" He.ori. o daaghtsr. sally fhsls
IN Byron. APhl ., b. III ~ifs % :. j. ts.ier,
q dsa.htsr.
10 Norway. April q. - thu -ifs Of psaal.
IIkr, q .oa
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ARE YOU GOING 10 Do Any
PAINTING

thi- spfihs sithsF in.iis uf safsfir
w have ssfsnAi slirrrrut kIHIf q
sin ~..ssst ,h... o. sssss ssii.
mufh cheaper than ~ HEff sfIsHf m.f'
yuu oan huy fuf 80 pftIr. Bat t.ff
lr.s Faluf. - tho 81 - So HkF OIL
nilNturss nur en- 10 f1f ~ ff .rs.
tuf sill ~ o. HIufr aui o. rttTh fh.
elosri 90 snail ettra sssst ~ a. ff..f
W kesT, ss.s.s'. Ni,sa Palate.
IN hsst in the uIafkFt. 49, g. tti-s laiH'
pct w. ~ ~ 81 ant fvlsb.s h.laas TT n
u. Wstbsnn a 60. - fhfia 'f'rhn
AIT arv safr a. go
w aisu have 81 Wssss. Metallic fat"'.
ss-si shsap paint. shth % ran 81 %
sAllsa $ Etiklas 90 uaarv IN ane Hf ~
~ saih1n. all All 90 pre-. hri f''
gaAnty. 80
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RAJ IsrArI TRANSFERS.
ioas st.sut. Essi.r,H

.ts,~t
Norm o. a. " Merrill o..
T. " NsFrin q alto Nurriu. %
aNt1Nts
u 4 rs-,f - saith. u"
. >u.ith q n 4 r-af. 10.
nstusi
u rhutr-ss o. a ksinhsf 81
Ma D. :. 4. Na-on. 10.
4. 4 uaks o. Poser q a. a
y 4 Mag b. D : kiil-safu. Va
Er,sritLp
~ y Dsn,an D. 4 " Dana. @
u Ivan - I, 1. fsisf. u"
c,Ntu>
q Vss py1s :, q u stapl-. = 81.
pt,ft1Ip.
n Haiush b. 4. u IiAn q 81. ,.
~ >stvfy B. 4 \ Dean, "a
NoEsAt
b Csbb D. , u tsbb. rs
IL Bolster tsJ A. h,ls,sr. s
otIoEb.
4 t.ts. b. l.. q Dave. IA
4. . iIolisu b. ". D.. hr-s.s. ~"
rAHI.
!. y nri u " Dunham. isn
!. o. ChAnu D. y q. siAfisfy, :"
EtsIugp
4 y MeCnln. o. ! D. stsphsa.. IS
q y NcCuln. D. wm. b. >,s,va., Is
.UsstK.
} IIoahi g. O. " Fv.tsr. :.
4. Tusii D. 4. y ,isr~vgi. !.
~,IInoED
u a. m.lss b. : y. Bi.lss "a
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sINs.I.I aoclls.

.in.is Carl.- - ~ tssr,i.--rat az fnar C.uts
go ThfF siii ~ maIisi Uu fvrriIf n rrtrs ~
49, pahnslsrrs 90 DC a. cssnteutrnrs ~ isiivhs
sinss cutlss - % ssh issus hsfe t-sh pasfs'i 'a
a. A a.. f.sI.sstns rlsHHs De- e. tuautF
~.ststh Tsarts t.srrF-s nfuE ~tfsru
~huftifr-s tirag ~trrN.
A.r.aV NnFss urus ~tsrr
Uarka.kf - Atstszl rHsfunastrf.
pitaslf Trahk : tlartFs fustrasstef
Ir.gbar. ~ tfsts tnsarafss vr0s
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Qua COUNTY TAX

The follosibg @. = li.t - The coua,y
taN - each town aud plantation iof the
YEAR, i>,s. l-,o and l~sl. HE taN ~
l>ss and -, "a. as.~..ed ca The basis
- III old valuation, that - lsol d. ga
fh.. hal. - IA. u.u ,,Iu.fIan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

r.H. ALMA ysaf N p.si .trt.tly in sisancs.
OtherNi-s t2sAysaf. >ingAs coTiss esnas-
ABssErt.FsENr. Al hesai a.ivsrti-su.snts az
Ettsn thrss consecutive inssrtiisns tgf 90 80
lnrh In Fnsth - culumn 49, at ountfss a.
laa.is ~ith sal trNnstsut a.. ftAfN slfsfNs
u-H.er sNrsrtfrflsi sufkulsn AT 80 rrifss
essulhins o. u.kg thi. dsrsrtutsut - ear tasl
us.s oomplsts ant I-upalsf.
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Farm, For sale!

WIN h. ..li on saturday, the 81 % Nay. lssi.
81 10 o'clsrk A ~. st the efhos ~ :. w. u.tr hlns
plsre letter known q. The nsriett farm. situated
on the h.nk % ths Aniro-raxxia River opposite
ksafor,i Csptre village, aboat thres mils- h<hss
Falls. Consisting of q too story hsass. ell. abi
shesi In go.i rvpair, q neu harm, about c Arrvs
ef isssr,se, o s,.-i or,hsri ant pssture. AMI
fss vcsi "a 20 about - aervs. Any Inquiries
relstise o. the farm Win - promttiy answered..
AMI small farm hal ted coms and efAmine The
sR. IIuTCIIINs.
Exesatsr of :. J. Waller estate.
Rsmfor,i. hArh -. isi.
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For One Dollar Per Week

49, can all your p,rlor Nth a. Handsome
Plush suit asanyone wants, 'lN pl"c"''
sofa. Di,an, cents Arm chair, Ladies
Platform Rocker. and tvo Reception
chair. rne quality plush,vnlnui, cherry
~ WI century france, 'ilk trimmed
thee .uit. arr mad" Zoe wrar a. w'll
q. a. look At; ve guarantee" every on'
I.tfc,-t - hrst payment. hsl,nc" ~
Tor nrrL
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Byti, i.arinE. On Grv..
N nr-ik near y
nurns' - lst -
BSyu. Cyru. ". 90
sr.siY nr-tk n.af
- harns 10 ip -
Bsrknaa. J 4 hn't
spaialnf Mo-
Nar.han D rs 80
Bgssham,j 4. Meme
Isarus, Mo-. \. las.l
sssf Nsli.s-.J ,Sa.i.sa isn lsss.
hey pl.rs, io - 80
ins. % plsln.. - is 10
t0uant. : 4, par -
"a q Nhitnsy lani. 81 ss 80 A
Dauham. isanarl.
hss. ia iin nS
near Ssh I-lnt % 1a 81.
iisfris a .Ch.-ser. Chs.s
90 Issls,i.. o. 80 So
iaooh nfv.. hni
ssAt 4 q. ssss. - ~ as
iihnsll. wsaian T.,
lsn'i rear utisnsii
Martin. Mr.. Dustins.
part ufI fartts farm
lncluiins 4. Rose.
and Cummings. 80 ~. Ea
Msuill. llshfy N.
hbi near iissi.
,sift. 10 IS
Peak, y. .. part q
futis a >tAutan "a. rs .Il
fottk. D.. !, shesp
pastur, a.ilolning J
Nltlam. o. ls 81
fotils. Aasustins,
hsirs -. par -
i'ottis A ~tantgn "a. Is .tg
fsfklns. Iuihsf. pan
% bry~n farm. 81 80 rs
Prefix, John. Aiioln
Ing sihlss plans. - IS Ils q
saansier. a CooIsf,
psr "a J0asthAn
fotiis farm, Is .. 800
WALTER o. HOLMES. Tva.sr
- III tJsu 20 ONf
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>o>.mrsipr>r r,,rs

In ~ tHsu - uafufli in IN a1Iuff - uNfHrt.
fnf a. rrar ts-f
r. fnliusing lie - tstss un fral fstats -
nssn fvsttsnt usnsrs tn a. $3.50 q uNfHri.
f.lf a. fsar 80. De- hiiis rfrnultiai a. Nster
B. IIai,s. r.,lhsstsif q uttrs - ali tfsn nn ~
In iaT II NarJh l~si. has issn fvtafnssl tatssl
n Ianss Trvas a. rsuiainins auIsti go e. 40
la - IuiF trsl hf his rsrt ~ 20 thsi latf ani
nsls fyutaln untail nofifs A. hrfshf given thaf N
ths saIi intsrvst an fhsrgns az "a PAL in
g. en- trrasufY - sahl tusu suhin Fishtfsn
Hslnths fr,lin o. fufuuifuisut - sail hIis. 80
naufh 20 a. RAJ rstats takrll as I'll D. sufIlruf
o. "a ~ afnuant dup thrrrun. lnfluiing Inter
Cd sn.i fhargrs. ill sttsiut farther rHtifs 4.
ssili al puhnf aulttiln. 80 ~ stnrv % fisnrls
a I.aftt ln alt tusu - a. hrst taF - NaT
lot ID ninT url-k De- ths faTvnu-rn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
MARRIED
oiEp.

In tI,srmor,. Marrh q. BY Mr.. Abhoti,
Ihama. i.ori AMI Mrs.. Jane " Dor. 18th of
Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

We base q s-si stack. ani ean ani ~ n
lou pr,oe-. We 40 net sdsssti.s ." 80
swsy Wssshss, mtsysis.. ss' sst ~
bot prefsf D. distfibutr our surilus sluiia
ell ssysss by giving tl.em ~ Lowest p"'-
shaw ~ N prize msasy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
NTEn.

A man ant III. vifs o. 10 ths vork ON q farm
Cor the csminx year. a Eoei plsss for I~r-on.
ospssls sai Trustworthy. Refevnee r~9uirs'i.
Adsire... sEo. q. ROBINSON.
d fsrv-t 81. North 4 amsridxs, NassA
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT


have swivel ani - Gao stHs
- pap-rs. uith tsfniFrs a. Inat
priss. frunl 5 e. q D. g. I.lF rsa i
klsk thsul ufsf
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For One Dollar Per Week

q handsome Nniiqus Chamber ~, chr,al
gl,.. To- dressing casc, combination COM
mole. four chsir., tucker, table and
towel rack thl. 1T !. uic,ly carved and
~sll anl.he'i SO .. tho price term. -
down. III per wcsk.
We on,r you q siS sewing Machine
for -, ifltlsoo a. good a. the mashiB"
scent. AZ, .slling for SO sc don't wan,
you to kr,p u, sitn sc"k bays u,
only $50 down agent. would a. you
.B or so n you paid spot cash ;
wc ave you ~; on the price AMI Yet
gi,- you these ra.y terms. bay bsior'
the price goe. az, 40 are only selling al
-, o. advertise our machines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

All persons Who intesi 81 tesch In The tsuu Of
rars slurtnx The csssinx Summer are bs<i6e<f "a
pr~s<us themselves for Examination u The bftsk
seheol hssss. Paris Iiiil. on saturday. Nay 81.
ISL q o'elkrk a ~ sharp
Nation win b. rsguirct ~ pass IN sxAninattsa
hsfors q Hast too separsse nsmbeu Of tie
cosamitsss, t<fosv Q csrincats yin b. srsstei.
n2faus Z ScisHs. .isiss q
In. xSbREwS. fssis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

In ws., Parts. Apri Is. Mrs.. Mar ". ,OanE.
In wasi...-k. Ayril n, Mr.. Msry Cha-s.
widow - ~ ATE Merrill ths-s. ssei 20 year..
Donths. q days.
In Atlssis. ga. Apriis, Eivsri u. sssArns.
In rpoa. April n. chsr'e. L. AbbSs,. as~i 81
years.
asgsl - Years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
For One Dollar Per Week

We vill ell YOU the finc., kitchen Range
ever made the Quaker. II will ave YOU
money. for Il burn. lc.. fuel Il Will
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JEST FOR FUN.

Treasurer Below Par Railroad-Let me
help you to some more OF the money.
First Director-No, thank you, have al I can
spend without attracting attention.
Treasurer-Permit me
second Director-No. mol Thanks. no. I
couldn't carry another cent. Pockets all bursting
now. Same way with all the Others
Treasurer Tin despair)-w hat shall do with all
this nile? It's ten times too much for the sin king
fund.
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have it. Let's declare diVidend.-Helo York
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and probable ruin of a naval war should be
added to that sum, it would be hard to i'm
agine any way in which the nation could
waste its blood and treasure for more incon-
siderable objects.
Concerning all this talk of annexation, it
should be borne in mind that this country
is very large already. There is sufficient
diversity of interest between the people Of
California and those of the Atlantic coast,
and between Louisiana and Maine, 1t is
not necessary to exaggerate these incon gru-
Gus elements by taking in more remote
countries. A government which rules its
remote Territories on the imperial plan can
afford to maintain possessions thousands of
miles away. But one founded on the idea
of giving the people of every part an equal
voice in the Government, should try to To-
cate its possessions SO as to maintain rea-
sonable harmony of interests between its
various sections
The close relations of Canada to this
country indicate that such harmony might
exist. The political union of that country
with ours is to be regarded as q possibility
when it can be done pacifcally; and not be-
fore. All the territory that has to be con-
quered bv force of arms is not worth having,
to democratic Government Beyond that
the idea of starting out on crusade to
gobble up remote islands is the most per-
nicious nonsense ever preached to a repub-
lican and pacific nation.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
ITALrs PEREMPToRY ATTITUDE.

The withdrawal of the Italian Minister
from Washington, on account of the New
Orleans massacre, is a very strong expression
of dissatisfaction. 1t gains additional
seriousness from the intimation of more
serious acts, which that step frequently
precedes. But though the rather peremp-
tory action of Italy may, as is said, "smell
strongly of gunpowder," it does not neces-
sarily imply that war must follow.
The suspension of diplomatic relations by
leaving Minister'S post vacant has been
used as method of expressing displeasure,
in several cases without any danger of hos
tiiities. If we mistake not, that very course
was taken by this Government toward Italy,
during the Cleveland administration, while,
under the same administration, the Aus
trian mission was left vacant to the end of
its term, because its appointees were not sat
isfactory to this Government. 1t is possible
that the withdrawal of Baron Fayo can be
construed to imply no more than this strong
expression of the dissatisfaction of Italy;
but it is also necessary to recognize that it
indicates a possible determination to secure
prompt and vigorous redress.
With regard to such an intention on the
part of Italy, it may be well to imagine
what the course of this Government ought
TO be, if number of American citizens had
been murdered by Neapoiitan mob. 1t is
not too much to say that we would expect
the general Government TO be vigorous and
imperative in calling for redress; and, if it
was not promptly conceded, to take the most
urgent steps necessary to secure the pro-
lection of American citizens everywhere.
While we may regard the action of Italy as
hasty and unnecessarily harsh, it is no more
than fair to perceive that, if the conditions
were reversed, we would applaud our Gov
eminent for doing the same thing.
Pending further developments this coun
try can indulge in some reflection as to
whether II desires to be involved in
foreign war because the people of New Or
leans prefer to govern themselves by mob
law