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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
nsALTneuL BREAD.

DR.. Y. G. Goodrich, . promlnent cIti
fen of Augusta, Ca, writes the result n
hls Investigation Of the baking powdcl
question; ~ regard Prof. liorsfordi
powder % healthful and nutritious, 10 Be-
Ing composed Of phosphate acid aud b
carbonate Of soda. The excellence Of
this combination Il 90 universally CON
mended by physicians and chemists
that my enforcement u amply super
fiuous. Tread made from untoltcd Of
Graham -four u more healthful than thai
made from refined nour, simply becaus<
the latter has been deprived Of the nutri
iIous phosptates. ll0rsford's powde,
restores 10 the Aour the phosphatss 70.
moved In the boiling process, and In.
creases the food properties Of ths brood
By that amoant. The phosphatcs ed
he dlgsstioa and nourish and lnvigorst<
the brain and nervous system, aud Prof,
Hossford's method Of supplying them
with eur daily bread b certainly Q Won.
dsrful triumph Of scientific geaiss."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

ANNUAL o. c. 7. n. o. A. RACES.
sixth annual meeting aud exhibition
of the Oxford County Trotting liorss
iireeders' Association will be held on the
fair grounds between Norway and south
Paris, Tuesday aud "wednesday, August
IL aud L..
First day, Tuesday, Aug. 10.
$50, A. N.-Two-yesr-old stake,
| entries; I-yesr-oid colt stake, F. eutrie.
lOO, y. M.-J00 class, purse sl0D;
2:Ji class, purse esDo; t-yrar-old colts,
purse slOo; running race, purse els,
best two In three, onc-half mile.
400 q. M.-Bicycle race, one mile
novice, let prize, full jersey pants, ~;
"a prize, bicycle shoes, ~; ID prize, b.
cycle bell, sl.S0.
bicycle race, half.mile, boys 10 years
aud under, entrance free, lat prize, ten.
nis racket; "a prize, bicycle bell, ID
prize, bicycle cap.
second day, Wednesday, August u.
/ g:J0, A. N.-Three-y ear-old colt stake,
5 eutries; gents driving class, purse
eli.
100. q. Nib class, purse $50;
free for all, purse $500; running race,
purse els winner Of frat money In the
running race the first day IL not To CON.
pete In this race); 3:50 class, pacing
race, purse si2j.
400, y. n.-lilcycle race, one mile,
open, lst prize, cyclometer, ell; ID
prize, mAckintosi, $50; "a prize.
sweater, $50.
Bicycle race, one-hAlf mile, open, heat
two In three, Let prize, rat-trap pedals,
slO; ID prize, bicycle lantern, 81; ID
prize, Jersey pants, $50.
Entrance fee, 30 cents for each event
Trotting open To all horses. Entrance
fee 5 per cent Of purse, and must 80
company nomination, and per cent will
lie deducted from the winners. Mile
heats, best three In ave. Five to enter.
three 10 start. National rules to govern.
Purses divided, 80, Is, Is and 10 per
cent. Any horse dlstancing the field, %
any part thereof, Will receive fret money
only. Entries to close Aug 10. 1891,
anil 10 BE- made With the secretary.
Entries In the bicycle races close ai
II o'clock on the day Of starting aud are
To be made with Vim. J. Wheeler, secre-
tary.
lseferec aud starter Of bicycle rsces,
\. T.. rogg, South Paris.
Hight reserved TO change order Of
program.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
OBITUARY.
Yrs. r.AnrL ororon cLAnk.

Mrs. tsAbkL CLot0tt CLAIM.
Mrs. Isabel Clough Clark, Wife Of Rev
Lyman Clark, passed from the life th'
no~ IL To that which IL 10 come, ut An
dover, ". H., July ~. She WAS born nj
Bath, June =, 1874, being the daughteI
Of Eber and Susan (Steyens) Clough
The family removed to Bethel, Maine,
In $50. There Miss Ciough attended
aud was graduated at Gould's Academy
Al Is years Of age she began teaching
aud continued this employment about
thirteen years. Her marriage With Rev
Lyman Clark, then Of Lancaster, tool
place June II, ls'2.
Being one Of q family Of thirteen who
grew 20 maturity, eleven Of whom, five
sisters aud six brothers, survive her,
she became the mother of nine children,
OF whom six survive with the husband
and father.
Her religious afiillatIon VAS With
the Universalist and Unitarian churches,
maintaining relations Of fellowship with
other denominations.
she was Q successful teacher, devot.
ed, faithful wife, mother aud friend. AZ
Pstershain and Aver, Mas, and nj An
dover she had large circles Of friends.
Funeral services were held 1t Proctor
Hall, Andover, July Is, conducted by
l.ev. Edwin 4. Elder Of franklin, assist
ed by Rev. J. y. Morton. The bs'dy was
removed 10 wOodlawu cemetery, Aver,
Mass., for intermeot. Further services
st the grave side were conducted BY Rev.
Mr.. hodge, her former tsachel, assistcd
By Rev. Geo. u. IlttIeheld.
And the mortal form was given to the
earth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
YnG RAILROAD OPEN.
IT ~ NOW GALL AHoARD vcR RrN.
roam vALLs" ~ RxALtrr.

TIE regular passenger train service
over the Rumford Falis extension Of the
Portland and Ilumford Falls Railway
began Monday morning, August ist,
the early train leaving tho new city II
trn minutes past four and Vas followed
during the day by three othw trains
each way.
The service really began Last Satur.
day afternoon when ell regular trains
running north went through "a Rum.
ford Falls so ~ 20 be there ready Ga
start out Monday morning.
The regular afternoon passenger Con
ductor Moore's train) VAS the frst "a
arrive, aud that reached Rumfori fAlls
q few minutes before ak o'clock. THIS
train Was made up of . combination
mall and baggage car and two new pas
senger coaches, and made very pretty
appearance ~ Il wound lie way up ths
river hank through the fertile lnteryals
farms of the Androscoggin valley.
Citizens ,long the line turned out IN
good numbers To greet Il. AZ the DIX
deld station opposite the village the
train vas met BY q large audience &c
companled by the Dlyned Brass Hand,
aud given . rouslns srcetins With band
musIc and cheering.
The extension IL not fully completed,
though nearly 90, aud the contractors,
Messrs. Mitchell 4 Spofiord, have con.
siderable work 90 do on grading and
sidings. Their gravel train is s,lll
busiiy at work putting the nnishina
touches on to the finest new line of rail-
Way In Maine.
The contractors have taken great
pride In their work aud everything has
been done In the most thorough manner
possible.
Many people will, during the coming
few weeks, make personal inspection Of
the new railway and Of the coming OK
ford County city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

A number II years ago . letter was
dropp~i Into .he mailbox at the littsheld
post Office By . young lady Who had
written Il to q waiting lover who lived
In a distant city. Their acquaintance
and correspondence was of many mouths
standing, and each had been prompt In
responding to the others eplstles. This
time. however, long. tedious months Of
suspense followed, la which the gentle
man exported, In vain, q reply To hls
letter. At last, sapposing abe had
wearied Of him or transferred her a1ec-
tons 20 another. he married. In ls90,
when the lfttsheld post ofiice VAS ~
psired aud o,erhAulcd the letter In ques-
ton Gas found In . ervvice back of .
partition. and cent on 20 The person 10
whom II VAS directed. Though he Mas
not st liberty to resume his acquaintance
with the one Who. owing to this unusual
accident. wss entirely lost 20 him, he
has felt it his duty To cay TO psrSons
whom he hAs met from that vicinity,
that he deeply grieves over the thought
that the one In whom he intended %
prove true has all thee years supposed
him false. The gentleman has scQuired
wealth and distinction, and ths isdy has
done eoosiderAbls literary work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
DRY GOODS BY MAIL.
MANSON G. tARRABeE,

1e0 middle ~, Portland. Ne.
TIE pr,os % o Drr.. Pattern, with the po-tas.
shiei' seven yaris Of rcoi. 10 every dvss
pattern.
0cnea Tor samples.
sinsh Cs4isa ssi Wool ~ Bsirs. In nsa
rr.y sal sv-n mis,arvs, . drv.s pattern sni
p..,.s. .l,~i. fsr si.n. E,.ry srtr Jsri ~.
po.,as, D..
~ iash Cosisa ssi VOL Iisar,sssa. ooior.
osriiRsl. bl.sk. dsrt rrvsa AMI navy blss. rhs
dr.- pattern AMI po-ssS. Zoe sia. E'sy
s,,rs y.ri -. y-e-ss<e s.
" inch Al wesl u. Bsis.. 10 ns's AMI iarA
bv-n AMI rr,y ml,iars. rhs drcs. pattern
sni yo-,ss, sig. vVr every ss,n ys~i NJ.
po-tAs, About D..
D Inch strps Chs,ios. In gray AMI tan MKT
ur. rss dv.- pattern anil pe.iAss sisi. ver
every .,,- ysri an. ps-sss. sloai s.. Pattern
All E'prs. ti;i
" iRsh isdls Twin. All Cashmsres, In ell
oolor.. TIE dr.-. r.,ierp ss.i postage ca,
k~ry sr,rs ysri ar, postage sloui u.
" inch Chs,io.. sRi he.ifori Cords In nsh'
bloc asi brv~n ml,,ar.. rhs pattern ss'l
r.-,ss, sAII. Pattern AMI ,spw-. ssl-. fs'
every esirs ysri ~. postage abost ".
~ inch n~ifori Cori-. 10 Bsw ch"los o"lor-,
hns quality. tn pattern anil po.,as, tsie
r,sry s,,r. ysri -. pc-sas. sl-sat tc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
children oy for Pitchers castorIa.

should you ask ne whence these good. aref
whence the.. black goods, whence these white good.
With the figures bright upon them,
With tbr lsces hne "a trim them,
With the jets and feather trimmings,
With the buttons and the ribbonss
wbence these blue goods. whence the-e tan gossl,
with thu yelvets aud sur.hs,
All the new aud stylish trimminssi
We should answer. We should tell you,
FROM the great New England market
Prom the wholesale houses many,
from the dry goods Jobbins houses,
PROM the fancy notion dealers
wherv vent last week "a get them,
To select tbem and Ia match thsm.
And sell theu, bought them,
Cheap for cash aud al the prizes
Plainly marked upon each ticket
II still further you should ask ",
saying. which ne~ goods, which are stylish
We should answer your inqulres,
straghtway In such words az follows:
Navy blue just now the style Ia,
Bright, dark navy for the sea.horr,
Hut the tans they still ar. raging,
~ the light grays and the green.
Black you know Z. good taste always,
Never out of place b.,
In the winter or the summer,
And .ome beautle. cheap We show YOU.
~ you ask wbo, In ~hst village,
sells these good. aud varied,
sell. the-e dry goods. aud these fsnciesf
We should answer We shoald tell you,
That the bushes. name and title.
Written large Ia golden letter.,
Der IN. doorway, In the village,
On the corner, right on Main street,
Writ al large that all can Rad Il,
Even he Who may read II,
In the ay-tlm. or In the nighttime,
lis. u. 4. y. PRINCE, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
BUCHANAN. NOT GRAM.

The Mechanic falls Ledger, In an eli
torisl regarding lion. lloraiio Ming
avs that h. wss postmaster general
under Pre.iden, Grant. Investigation
will probably .ho~ that Il ~ss Pre-l
dsnt Buchsnan under ~hom Mr.. King
served a. postmaster general.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

A hath man has . valuable relic In hls
possession In the lock aud key 81 Gov.
kings chamber In hls nrst residence In
this state, In what IL nov the old shan
not House In hath. II IL Q lock that
would BE- suited for safe NJ the present
time. II :. suggested that u h. sent to
the Worlds Fair 90 BE- placed In the
Maine exhibit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

A Sign that was placed on . stors
door about forty ysars $50 now adofni
q BIddeford place Of business and y Of
course obsolets IN its parport and should
b discontinued q oece. IL rod
"wincs, aies, etc.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Joss y. srAslsv. Rssisrsh.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Jows y. srlsLsv. Rsaisrss.
q. a. Chapnan q sI ~ n. Z. E.sn., ~
A. wAri ~ bsthsl Dairyins Ca. so
nUckyrSLp.
v, Cks-s ~ q. a. Ituishla.oa, 30
W. y heoney ~ J. W. thsplin. an
cAsr>.
y. %. Neye. " u. J. Chisholm. 5
4. Allen ~ sane.
snssswoob.
" " roms. " y. u. Bsst.
srSioo.
l.. rr.l 10 '. q. rscla. sa
oiroHp.
v. =. Hans ~ A. Rs-e. rs
rAsis.
4. " Ulsxtn. 81 4. As.irvu.. ca
o. % NoaaE 81 = !. sti.rhash. so
q. Ahirirh ~ ". 10. Daahaa. lo
". d. eastman o. :. q. Cammlnx., 81,
"a MeMsonsmln.
"tSG. o. Css a q.
wArtarOHD.
. ". MeAIn-,s, b. %. u. MeAiil.,sr. "a
". ". wss-"a ~ .. a. isasry,
u. L. iosns ~ sams,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
A NATIONAL uol,oAy.
a NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
The President has issued the following
proclamation making Columbus Day
(Oct. 81 . national holiday:

proclamation making Columbus Da,
Oct. 81 q national holiday:
~ rHk rsksIpssr 90 ruE rsfrsp Stars
A PRocLAsArIoS.
whervss. ny lcint resolution, approved Jun
-. is,s. n sas rv.oiyei by the ssnais ami IIoa..
u Representative % the rblis-i stas~- Of Amer
i.A IN 4 onSr~ss A.-smblesi. that tke fresties
% the rniss.i sts,~. 10 authorized and direetes
~ i.sss . prvlansstioa rvssswesfiaG " IN
peoyi< elssr, asce IN all their localities Of tb.
tssh snni,er-sry 81 the discovery of America
on tse fi-t day 81 oc,otsr. i~si. by pablo demon
-sr.tisa aai Suitable sseyi-~s In their .ehesl'
Bsajsmia Harrison. Prv.lisni Of ths Uniiss
state. of Amertca. In parsaasos of The afore-sid
loint rv-slation. hsreby appoint Friday. Octote'
n. l~<i The tssh anniversary Of tse di>co,ery ol
Ansrioa BY celamea.. as |. xsssral heisiay 20.
tbe I<op<. - far pessiel<. cea-e nun totl and
ds,os~ themsslses 81 sash exeri-es - nay besl
enpv.s hsasr 30 The discv,ervr and their appv
eisti0a " The kIvat sshle,esents 81 The fvaI
has sts--i In his sxe .. The piess~r ef proxrvs.
ssd salixhssnmsnt. fhs - ss~m % ssi,er-a
e.iurstion u. In our sgx. thu no~s pr,.nis~st and
sAlstAry festsrv Of tbs syart of sniiEhssamssI
sai = !. ysI..ry .rsrogrs.s mat -: -: sssoo!.
s~moa.irasics. L<t The naiioaal hax hsst over
every -shsol boass in The eoastry. Aad The sxsr
sises 10 sseh - shall impress upea oar yesth th<
I-ain.tis duties Of Amerscah eisis<sship. ia
shsrvhe. and esher PLACES of as>emsiy of th<
p~ovls. 10 thew 10 efprrsstons u gratitude "a
bivise frevtiescs Zoe tbs devout hath Of th<
iiseo,srvr asd Coz the Di,iss care asd rutiascs
With h. siirvrsed our history and - sbssdantiy
In ts.sisesy shersof. . have hsr,sase 80 my
hssa and oss-ei Ne cal Of NE us'ss'i ssAsss "
Doas a the City Of washiaEtsa TILE siss day
% Juiy. In ths year of ear Lord go Thousand
eixks kasdr~i and ninety tve. and % tks ls<se.
psssiesoe ef the Csits>i staaes. III ose kassirei
and seventeenth.
Cs,ss~D RENAME HAlsisor.
sssi,ssry q ssAs..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

e. Y. Crosby Of Fairfield, . brakeman.
vas Knocked on the top ofa car by an
electric light wire while shifting q,
Fairfield saturday, the I'D. 10th leg.
we're c.usb~i. lie VAS taken to DIR.
Tash'. ofiice WHERE he died In two hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
Fer GsSerser.
Henry B. Cleaves
or TortlAncs.
S.s n.vs..s.ssss.. - c..sssss.
NELSON DlNGLEH, JR.
az LeWtssss.

30 ssas'ers,
n-cAnu u,Rsl,. - nsssaeli
Appi~o~ h HHRRiCk. "a n<shsi
FOr Juis, q rrol,sis,
sEoR.E a. WILSON, oifan.
feF esanty rroa.urvr.
sIoK.E N. ATWOOD. oirsris
Fef Cesniy Ati.rpsy,
EUsENE y. smith. q >sfwv
fos Register q rroi-sts.
ALREKr Il. PARK. % Hartford
Fof Coanty Csaai..isusr.
JosErH y. srNAK>s. % Level
fef >hsrir.
JAMES l. fARAtR. "a >~T~sy
ssr Register - Ivsi.. Western i',-,rt,l
FokLNN RALLARp. effrysesrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

In Uytsa. Jaly %. ~ tAs ~if. % :. %. nay
mossi, Q daasktsr
In Peru, Jaly O., toths site % Msl'ia Lo',ioy
q .sn
In L,,sI, July 70. - TIA -i's Of wslio N. n.n
Ton. q dsashtsf.
IN Moth Norway. Jelly a.. "a ths wif, % Coz
nelin. rbomp-on. q dsaTttsr.
In s,osshs,a. JAY q. 10 me ~ifs Of TnR. Nc
Anlstsr. @ daughter.
In "a, sienshs@. juIy q. 10 Tho -ife u vii
Rics. q dsaxhtsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
MERE AND rrGat.

After the first excitement 20 the
Homestead affair IL over. there l. time "a
call attention to the promptne.s With
Which the militia ~ere brOaght Ia Home
stead. The orders from Gen. sno~den
wer. .sut Ogt al midnight II Sunday,
and M previous preparation Ia answer
the call had been made. Early Tuesday
morning the sin thousand troops con-
stltnting the national guard % Pcnnsyl-
SsBis came into Homestead. having
t~en assembled from all parts of the
state, and conveyed over twenty-five
different railroads. This statement !.
rather surprising. but IL i an accom-
plish~i fact. II can readily BE- seen
how quickly force % troops, armed,
equipped and drilled. could BE- assembled
In case % sudden Invasion. That Ia bst-
ter than large standing army.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
MARRIED.

In Ss~ry. Jaly u, ~ ns,. 4. n. sargent
Car = t.efsin ahi iiahhah Js~vu.
% ,antSa. Jaly u. by Nss 4. q. u. cr-kstt
Isyos Dlsass ant i's.s.ns Bs.-es, 18th 81
Mtnskl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
BLACK GOODS.

" inch Bask Nohalr Ths pattern ant 80,
.r aD E',y s,i~ y.ri ts, Po-,ass sl"s'
".
.. lssh BssA ssi whl,s s,'iTs NohAir rhs
PATTERN AMI postage si@. E'sTJ s,,. ysr'
a.. p--tass ".
~ insh Al wosl Twill. ala IIsRre,A. Ths
pattern sni ps-lsc e.. k'sry s,,r. ysr'
~, Po-tas, o.
" issh All we,l Twill. s,t- guahiy. rhs
PATTERN ant I-..tAs ts.ia Pattern AMI s,pre..
sss. E'vy s,in ysri a.. postage sl'ou'
s.
Slpsh Al wesl IIsar,stia. .ln aal.h. ass
qashiy. . bargain. n's rs,asrH asi l-s-sss.
ssss. E'ery s,ir. ysri -. I-,-,As. sl-osi =,
Pattern sai s,pr.. tsa.
,oinsh An wesl B.ifori Carl. aRs gusn,y
rsi,srn ss.i I-.-,.s, sss. E',ry s,,Is ysri
-. po.sAx,te.
Tis slo,e a.. s,~sial iiArsala. - has. -sl-ct
81 fr0m our large s,a-k ~ Dr.s ,.a--.., ansi
tas'ks.i thsm a 10 per cent frsm The vsuhf
pfie.- Zoe tbs lrssnt ~ our oai ~ to~n "a.
iomsr-. sample. s.nt h. any sisirr-. five. fhs
soi .. Gag, nne. Rs,urn charge. On all orlsr-
20, q. oh. Nsniloa mn. psTsr.
Manson G. larrabee,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
Representative Nominations,

Representative Nominations.
Is-sr,e, e.asaps-.-i - rvr,sr. nrgsuasht I'VE
bars. Hirs. ant Lssvl
WILLIAM "a sriCNSkN. % Rry~sasbi
pi-trtst c-,aI-.-.-i q $40. rsnrasrk Stgnshss'.
~s~isa. Nalsrtsri. Anany. wu-sist-s,
Ns.sa, sil.si. tryeeurs Aoslcwy sFsni,
Hat hshisr's srsnt
=. HASTINGS HtA>. - Nsssn
pi.trtst ccnpo--i - Rsth.l, uaassss, Ne~ry
srar.n rVtsu. Eisy. Iip.aln ant hsE.l
ksxsr ftsutatisn.. kssisssf at >erth an
Ne-t Sart,las. Haafrri act al tsrrttsry ~
ethsr~t-s inrlasi~i
John n. fliiLBRppk, - ns,hsl
pt-trtt ossut-s--i - >sF~sy. Oxfori. IishrVu
snsi srvsuse-i.
JOHN 4 knBkEr>. - >sr~sy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

/.
which no Ooe will dispute, Ia say re
garding the paper manufacturing indus
try In Maine;
TIE sytiepcs that Nslss 4. ~ 10 thu psTsr
manufacturing csu,r. % ne coassry :. ooa.tsn,
" insr,s-ipx ant that happy day 70 survly con
ihs TOar % ne l.rss-t payer @sshins. In iAs
verhi srv uR.isr constrsrtloa In worve-tsr. GO
ths NO paper min n ksmfsri rall.. Tee 3.
rs isshs. shis, tee Is isshs- sssh. ssi oas n.
inches. Nov than q thss.sRd meshsnic- AL
Alsr,r- yin 10 employ~i thi- summer IN bgibi
Tag ap ths nsw mAnafsetarinx tS~a ~ kamfori
Fall., sni ths fsrtsrfs- ss~ suikiips sili. whsn
o~mpssesi. fsrniss smpAsy nsent for ia" harris
The Boston Herald wants less Demo
Gratis In the next congress. 30 does the
ccantry-a good many less.
N Last weeks style OF weather COZ
tinues right along for the next six
weeks, what q hot old state campaign
We shall have!
when q private soldier at Homestead
called for three cheers Tor the man Who
shot General Manager Prick. and re
fused To take back his ~oris. he vas
summariiy dealt with. lie wAs strung
mp BY the thumbs for nineteen minutes,
half his head was shaved, his uniform
WAS taken on and he was dressed In rags.
dishooorsbly discharged from the serv-
lie and drummei out Of camp 10 the
tune of the "Rogues' March" IL Was .
serious OFFENCE for Q colder To do 90 he
did; but the nature and severity Of the
panishment are generally criticised. and
the scAir Win b Investigated, % see
whetber The onicers In command did not
sxceed thslr authority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

Tssss s-silss ye~r n r.Li .,rs,ly N sls.s's'
osh>rvi.r .; % year. sisx~ ceps>s c~sss-
ADVERTISEMENTS ,-Au <xsl s,ssstl-smsn.s arv
stysn thre~ cos-<rutive in-srSisss fer eiS psf
tneh In snxth ~ celsma. sfsstsl eessr..ss
~sis sisA hsAi. trsas'sss Ani te>fV s''~s"s
srs-
yos rRr~vt~s ,-~sv Ups. fNst pre--e-. sssam
tswst sxtsrtsscei vork.ss AIT No prsss
combine =, mAks tAls dspsrtmsst % esr essi
se-- osoplsss ssd popalAr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

~in.l- gs,,is- "a ths nsos-rst srs feaf cs.ts
e.~h rhss win ~ msil-i % rsssipt ~ pfts ~
an. ma hll-ksr- 90 for tn consenlsets ~ pstrva.
sinss csple. ef % csrh t..ss have bssn rls<~i On
\. !. "A an. e.lkysins plsrs- IN IN Osanty
-.,ath iasft. tssrty's pruE ~nsrv.
shaftsrs nruE ~tsr~.
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nsskaskl D. y. Ats-et, fo-tms<tsr.
Dlxesk Fr.nk = Hsrts~. fu-tms.ter.
Trve6arx ~. ts~t.. ta.ar.ncs onrsN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

The Boston Herald wants less Demo
Gratis In the next congress. 30 does the
country good many less.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


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