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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
rv.a,s Of Nsaafs.ss'.r..

An interesting report has just come 10
hand frum tho labor bureau % Massa.
chus~t,s showing the net prutts IN the
manufacturing industries % tina, state.
Our fr--tr.d. friend. will no; ind
much comfort In the results u TIN. tn
v--tiga,iOn. a. 70 shows the net pruiiis to
b. under 8 pr cent. or l-s. than pr
cent on their capital The following
comments from Oh. Chicago Tribune
will b. found mo-, interesting. not alone
b~cAus- % the Lesson conveyed. but tho
sourv. from which u comes
The manufacturing capital % MAssa-
chusetis pay. as p-r cent I-r annun
n Protection were Withdrawn how
could 10 continue % pay tina, profit OF
any unles- there was q radical reduction
% wages and % price % maierialS The
effect % fre--irsds with ch.splabor
EurVps would b, 10 snud out the bulk
% the manufacturing establishments AZ
one.
Tho-s managed by the msn ~ the
greatest business ability snd experience.
and which ar. laying beet now, would
live longer. but they could not survive
when comp-ting with foreign rivals who
paid their workmen bu, half the Wages
paid here. unless their hands consulted
10 work Tor onc-hAlf les and Ia liy. cor.
re-rondingly pcorrr When the work
ingmen came down Ia the EUROPEAN
wage rcale. then Oh. mills would reopen
gradually
A. Tor the graded income tar which
the Dcmocrats propo~e 10 impo-s 10
make god the loss % REVENUES caused
by letting In competitive European guois
free. the usnufscturers would divide
the los with their workm.n. and tie
latter would thus have Ia bear double
burden ~ the result % the victory u
the Denocratie policy Of frretrade.
cheap labor and income tar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

Miss susie Mack. q member OF Cherry
field High school. has record for pluck
and perseverance that IL hard To dis
count. Although living two mlies dis-
tsnt from the school. she has never been
absent nor tsrdy for single day during
an attendance of three and half years.
The distance Travelled In the time strings
out 500 miles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
llG Main ST.,
, RARC BARGAIN
A. Aastiss.

rhsr will - sall Coo cash. on ~ pfsmi..s
Jan ssh az o'sls-k. y n ths h.ssasstsai - ~
att . n Have a. Oafurt tiiisgr SIT plsas
asasists % 10 20 80 ssguare rsls - lani story
All q half haa-s. ~ hnisbe.i r-sfns, 9Th pan
try ant sash r,-sa Cost f,-umy .tahis. ascl
fsf nrsfy ths Isast summer.
q fear. ago. Nttlsin = minutrs STA - tits Ca
tofy. stafv. prsst oros, 80 On uus - aw
axe fruit trses lust OpIulag tnto ietrnT
Thsrs T. q aoftgsEr - staoou ~ place stifh
N is.iFrt felaain o. hsns a. intrfsst ~ rtii
Al-a ID ths sams tifas and plaas thr uo-ri - III
IS asfvs iftng on thg NJ IN siie - ~ rial isai
lns by th- dwslnng ~ N ~ Hove. ausl i-sun.is,
GA the southwest ~ sali Hews.s hnii, on otl.
hsit sofv, sasallssl, In 'Hlsnslt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
Asornts etoUssr Foa nssaoN.

ANOTNtN bt0UtSI tON NtoNON'
IN. will 81 the late Dea. josiah W.
Cook, 10 the fir.t Baptist church, Cam
bridge, Mass. contains specific legscie-
to the amount of about $1,000, includ-
Ing a bequest of 81 60 To Newton rheo-
logical Institution. The rest Of his e.
tate !. 10 ~ divided among the follow :.
Ing six re-idusry legstees. each sharing
alike: yiy.. American Bap,lst Home Mi.-
slon society, Atlanta Baptist Seminary,
Atlanta, ia, Clinton College, Clinton,
Ny. worc--ier Academy, Worcester,
Mas, Hebron Academy. lisbron, Me-,
aud Cambridge City Hospital. IL IL
thought that esch Of these will receive
at least cocoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
SINGLE CoriEs.

stnsA, Cep,~. ~ ths INssnasrst srN fear csnts
80 r., Ill =. rallssi GA rvgsipt ~ pr,ss ~
ths palil.hsrs 81 fsf 80 Conseutsecs ~ lst.,e-
sia.r r.,fis. q - eah is.as have tsyn Ptscei %
:. u "A a. f,,Ils.tas piars. tn ~ Ceanty
s-.ath Parts t.srrf's prux >turS.
-autsr-s nrux ~ture.
49, >afes' IRfaE ~trry.
IA a.ll ~ Atst.rt. fu-tlnastsF.
pxeslt frank = tiAFlgw fc-tna.tsf.
fryehars. ~ Isst.s in-afAsss UNIV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

The Penob.cot Was open To navigation
as FAR NJ Bangor on the 9Th 10 January,
which IL later than any pr,icus date ~
corded for the departure 81 . steamer
from that place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
the VOTERS
AND THEM vorEs. = NORTH NxwRr
TAKES A HAND N riiE RATTLE. rEw
CHANGES TuIs wEEk. WHAT ~ a
"LEApiNa TowNr'


"LxApiSa TowSr'
The same townsexcept Andover remain
In the prize list ~ iAst week. The Paris
IlIll candidate gets q good vote this
week.
North Nswry starts . candidate With .
handsome "send on"
Rrmemt~r that Tor every i've cents
pzid on subscription brtwcen Nov. nth,
lsgi, and Jan. 3Oth, is93, nj q q. ~, by
ass,-sfy. the person so paying IL entitled
to Que vote In the desk contest.
One vote Tor every cents paid on sub
scrip,iou.
WHAT isA PLEADING rowN"y
TIL. question has arisen 80 determining
what towns are entitled to = place In the
prize iist. We decide that the vote Of
all candidates In any given town shall
be addict Ia determine whether that town
he Que 10 the leading ak that occupy the
prime Lat.
unde, this decision tIethel's leading
candidate shouii have been In the prIs~
lat iast week Instead 10 summers eau
dhlstr. as ilethsl had given total 81 lio
votes to u. three candidates while
sumner had given hut 10 Ia u. candI-
date.
The vote. received up to Monday noon
arr as follows;
Ms. Georss n shs.. Pan. Iiin. sss
Miss iislen 4. Eisksr. Hartford. $50
N,.. Gs.rs,s y. D~.a. Bsskssli. $40
Ms. n. Jennie fslmsf. Es.t sumnsr. tss
Mr.. =. % IIsysisa, >erusy. tso
Mr.. Ceyisn Rove. bs,hsL %
Mr.. Oliver q. Curtis. sesih fs'ts. an
Me. Je.ie Csiiv,ii. BasAa.ii. 90
Nf.. Abhls u. rcsr. As'is,.'. n.
Nl.. Via q. re~sr-. North >s~p, ~
Mr.. o. L. Cox. .r..n~-.i. ~
Ni.. Msrlis 4. Ner-s. uvsoa. "a
tssi.s q. Brsihary. Norway. a
Nr.. vsr,is 4. C'colsr, E..t n<,h@l n
Mi.. tsias stiilnsn. West rsru. q
hl.. Myrh 4. hso"a, Rfyans'. reei, D
M. Alfr-i :. kimlsil. Norway. n
Mr.. q d. vslcrtias. Rs,hsi. d
Ml.. Csrs u. Brsslstt. s--isa, ~
Remember. you have only % keep
your vote ahead ~ other candidates In
your own town Ia keep your name In the
priIe.il.t-pro,hlci your town Il Que oi
the sls leader. as shawn BY the vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
> true '''''-. sIsksr $. AUSTIN. c.r..


Mr.. Chas 4; ycsns assossss. that hs he. ~
Norway. vbeu he uin 10 Elsi 81 Dess all hi
oti frtes-is asd hsrts of nv oses when tissy
vsst ar.tslass lob % carstsss. siGs 90 esSs.
ssssssl paissisg.. Anps r..s. iss sesraes Of
lag. his sans lee gsarasass u arstsisss vsst-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
MARRIED.

In Norway, Jsa. q. Wy t,s,. % =. Riieout. J..
Dxnarl. 90 Norway.
In ,sl.aeli, Dec. n. by Rev. y. ". smith. II
20 rs.hisnee 20 Issss Msvy, Chester a.. fwssh
u NORWAY. AMI Aab@l " Merry :i ,Hl.nsi
Re-. D. ". smith. Ire N. watson AMI Ansis A.
Cullinss, all ef Norway.
In Hiram. usy. o.. by Rev. q, A. Radcliffe, M
Isaiah v. Morrill, of b.sion and Mi.s Lula tsnk
In of tiirnm.
In Ws.t sumner. Ian. q. by Rev. q. u. IIsmii
ton % Mechanic PALS. Rev. Henry A. Abl.otf 20
Richmcni ant Me. Aasiis l.. Bonssy ef West
susaser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

And ". q. Chsailsr - fry,hurs Aoslsmy
srant l. aplz,lbtst ACCT a. su,seTintsn the ~.
lsnitaf. - ths sane. AMI !. r-lnifci u give
bOni .. a.. las diFcst.
I'm gllsy Pisntaii..n, fsr the parpo-s ~ rvpair
I Dtng ths ussll IN -slt flsntsti~n, running 40
-aoslsy River D. "a IlIlam tofmsh's, the sam ~
.i,ty dollars an forty I'VE cent. !. assessed ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

The January number 10 LppiD-
cots Magazine Il distineti,ely q news
paper number. u opens With . novel
~ intense interest. entitled. "The Psss-
Ing of Msjor kllgore.- Il 10 written by
Young 4. Allison, late managing edit
or Of the Louisville Coarier-Journal.
and deals quite largely With the Inner
life of daily newspaper one. This IL
followed by an entertaining article on
the ediior-in-chIef. by Alex. X. Mcclure
Of the Philadelphia Times. A number
Of short articles complete the number.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

AMI lisary " Dann - aniotsr North sac
Plus :. spt-oluts-i sssut b. suTsfintsnt The 90
tsa.iuury - ths same aosuriin9 o. AS, AMI l.
r,gair~i D. si's toasl e. The az iirests.
IN ,p.is,sf North sarpla. 90 The puuss-s ~
bfvpsiftns 81 mash - The t.unty rsi hrs.i
Ing frst ,nioser Corner O. tptsu. q. H. 18th
IN saii saplas sai sl-s - 'as.h ~ Ne hlasA
nrtslk Rat .srals-i. a. NJ. within ALI suFplus,
ths sum ~ To- hunirvi one foiiArs AMI tssniy
ia rsnt.. 4. ss.s.-.si 90 fOiLgvs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

uIIInW atFf THsFf To. ~
tstua, hsn. "a. snt bail thEs, So $50 lneo
E :. &C. a 60. rvnainisf
~ ssit Tusn.hip skrst
pabis "a. Isso fso 80
ssse
IN - Sarpias. fsF IN Varpo.s - rvpslfins
~ niush - III tosntT raj ks.iinf frsR
,nlsssr o. Iton, ~. IN .aii -uuplas The
.uni - tiiity nVe deilsrs u ss.s.-si a. faiis-s
p.,n tn sbfif. tfaft. supTo= 81 D. rontain tss
sTfv. exclusive ~ pahllr Id, sni gsnci by
y 'oe ~ bang1r Thirty hfs dollars ant
sta. D. ressiss ~ tttaa. Il apTsintei Asrst b.
.utsFthtsusi tbs ssgsa,iitsrv - IN saii h.
!. r~qsiiri ~ si'e l-On.i. a. ths az dir~rts.
~ FyshuFs Aes.ie.y Grsnt TO- tn pau-s.s
\ bof rvl.slftng the only tounty RAJ thefsin.
ti.- .uHn ~ Twrnty thr.e dollars ahd fUrty IN
osBt. l. a..e.-s,l q. folhy~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

\ New Work man, Who has just ~
turned from q trip o. Maine, reports IN
the Irvss that There i no good buiid-
ing lot on the Maine Cuast to-day, that
an D. purvhas-i Tor WhAt h i rvsllN
worth. t.-,auss whai lot are not oNnsi
by p.rsous " h. Intend % build ca th"m
an, In the hands % rial estate b"omers.
Who are holstiug az The pric-s steadily.
TIE coast l. msguifycut AZ this season
20 tn wear Ia spite % thu bleakne.s 81
winter" Building luts on the Main"
coast arr good property. bat The Main"
coasi lius i $50 mile. long, aud u l.
hard o. believe that al that distanc-
which 9. not occupied !. In ths hands Of
ssfasnmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

Tsx~s -sIss year N Psli .sr,ssly In s.is.sss-
Othsr~t-s sfeS year. ,insls eepls- es"s-.
ApstEris1xH~rs ,-Ani<Ai s.lverti.su.eu,s AZ.
xfvsn thres Consecutive tn~sftisos Nc ~
Ina 10 lsnzth % colamn. spsstsl cenuse
male ~ith Ascsl. trsnsAsst AMI yesfp sa'e'N-
err.
Jon Pxfxrf~a ,-~s- typs. fsst rr~--e-. steam
posvF. sxpsrteno-,l ~orknsa AMI 30 prirss
esrahins D. uAks th,s aepsrtnsnt % car basi
ne-- couplsts AMI rcpalsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

The state fair trustees met at Auburn
Tuesday aud fixed the dzte of the state
fair at September 6-.-s-9. They assign
departments a. follows. A. Libby OF
saccarappa. park; n. w. Hutchlns,
tickets; Geo. o. Bailey, horsss; A. J.
Libby, cattle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
WANTED.


Pur.asnt q, . ncen-s from the Hon. Jssise ~
Proiste Tor the Cvsnty % ONfori. shsil ell a
q e'sl.k IN The aftsrnoya. % ths preai-es. all
The rtzhf tit. ani intste-t vhish Cyru. y. >swtoa
iase 81 Ramfori IN ssii toasty, decsa.ei. hal
In ami o. the feiisstnx dss hbei wal estate
~ nj Ise sems.t..i firm Of The s.li
sboss eighty ssres.
Dsisd tAls snssp,h DAY 81 ne ~ lsi.
DAVID q sLtNEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

Two motel Ewes In hisory-Motber
I'VE and Christmas eve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

In Ra~fori c.B,re. ian. :. b. the wife Of vii.
liam q >xsin. q -on.
In Waterford, Jss. 4. - the wife % Prank %
hor-s, . son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
.IRt AND r-IRI.

The Belfast Republican Journal made
it, appearance last Scck In u neN form,
eight page, seven column. =" the
pags. printed ca q new prcss, folded on
a nes folder, and ~ith a complete new
sult ~ t,pe. The nap hadn't csgun y"
wear % the Oh suit, bat the pubiishsr'
81 m. Joarnal are notorioasly rvcSless
about such matters. The new Inarn'i
l. ot.eu o. criiici.m In one point u IA.
changed Il. healing from plain Roman
10 a .had. A Engu.h litter, and "a" 81
fect 3. not pleasing that = matter
Of taste. IN the nsS form ~ Ia the Old,
The Joarnal l. ahogt a. near the IDEAL 81
local weekly a. has Vet eccn evolved
iu this state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

water,ille l. In a snarl over the ap-
pointm~ut - = hoard 20 registration.
III case has required the CONSIDERATION
~ the supreme court oncv already, and
.. likely Ca require u a. least once NOR
t-forv order comes cat - Chtos. n
les. the tangls .. Strengthened out soon,
the ciiv Nill lose IL representation iu
the legislature. The truuhle All c"m"-
from thu iiea that there i some honor
able ~ dishonorahle advantage % a
party In having IL members control "a"
board 81 registration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

Ia speaking c,liiorislly 10 The aivancs-
rnrut 20 newspapers, the Iourusl has
this o. sav. which shculd D. pressing
not onlv o. the editors, bat a. vel ="
the local correspondents 20 the country
we-kMes. n hlts the nall on the head /;
Nains iaaraaIi.. "a mais TFeai siFties ~
49,. - rrsst osa hArl'f ts ryeitel ~ ~
IIfttfnaf - ere NIhTn tla pa trn Ftars N
Nsfn3 sgss - haze alruust stafui ehrFl tlaa
lie saIsnrsai 49, tuarruFr.i. AT tFf a. 49,
striVing o. tsttrr ry-ats, rNtHfiatl -
rharFaur Tns ntrrarr sNoslenfF 49, -.
yafuf % 80 nFssfsarrrs issarsi tf'ani sifas ~
a.. susali sf tssus l. ryalr sauirising in'ies-l
- o. a thirk o. ritT parErs taFs 49, 49,
- ~. u.skns. tsrtainlr tfsf a. - uufsf
- - 49, Sell suffsssfu.iFs NnA ~ ".
- r.aan 60 fitF TruJ.sr at ~ t1sni tisna ~
nar fftr "a ~ suahl fi-rarl p-sts ntsitef a
al A. $500 80 usssi On t1st 49, $50 - q
80 itsuls sn.i artl. - ~ sav us seatl
fnIua rrsltshS rgutare - r'i.aaa Z. -
ous q oaf sutrTfisins scsklcs ~ 80 ~"
- l. IunT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

Mr.. MiTisen looks veil after The In
tsfr.ts - the Third Di.trtct. lie has
introduced bills for 5000 puhlic build
ing. Al Gardiner aud N atsrNille.
4 CLERK % Russell >sgv, Nho Sas s'f'-
ously injured When the bomb Nas ~
plo,isi in NJ sage oficr, has hrOughi
suit against NJ. >sgv Tor large smoant'
IIe asserts that when the dvnAmii"f
Threatened O. blow az the officr sag~
grasps,i him. the clerk, and held him
before himself a.. a shield. fcssimisiic
human nature asks whsther this ,. en-
tir,ly probable. or whether u i a neS
.chems 70 1T = little slice Of Mr.. >ages
mlllious
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

All sdlimsn y. Litsiehs~ % Ril<y Pisntsit.a
IL appsiute.i sFvnt 81 sapsriassst fhs sspsndi.
turv ~ saii tsn sssi 10 rsqsirv-i ~ Ese bosi %
the Law dirvsts.
hs pabushs-i as rvgsirvt By lac.
yOli> BAAkEK, lCoanty Coar's
MN w,nDsuN, of
Wv. WITTY ,ksH. o,iori coss,y.
A true ecpy,-Attest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

IL. Punnston sill cuntinus ~ husiness ~
The ehi stansi. ~. Nain = fhankinE ~ 01in
munitg &c thsif gensfuus Iistrsnass b. h"Ie' u
assFtt IA. s.sutiuuanss b. hrnsst .irainE 40 "a
sonabs pfic.-. y L. flHlN"lhN'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05

natural beings. not humbugs. largo and
not petty. strong and not emasculated.
True and desirable public spirit mover
faile here. II is always active. though 1t
may not be,stirred by namby-pamby sent,-
mentalism, and cannot be awakened by
Mugwumpism. 1t shows itself In the best
municipal government enjoyed by any city
In the Union. In the prevalence OF law and
order. In a system OF public parks unex-
ampled for its magnitude In the world. In
the steady improvement OF public and
private architecture and decoration. and
In the rapid advance OF New York In
oil that tends to make 1t a great
cosmopolitan capital. beside which all other
American cities are raw and provincial
This progress is going on In the face OF the
feeble and petulant opposition OF Mug
wumpery. irritated and exasperatedb because
1t is so powerless with free and natural
and genuine people. Humbug and hypoc-
rlsy may prosper in small community.
but in New York they have no show.
II Mr. HowELLs keeps away from the
Mugwumps. and thus allows the clipped
wings Of his soul to grow out, 1t will not be
long before his emancipated spirit will
glory in the freedom and expansiveness OF
New York land his writings will get nearer to
healthy human interests and sympnthies
instead of wondering how anybody can
love New York. he will wonder how he
could havetolerated existence In Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05

virtues OF their honest ancestors. the
rural Frenchmen to whom Franco owes so
much OF its greatness. As the Canada says.
they enjoy moro liberty. moro :s-osperity. and
better social conditions in this country than
they had in their native provinces; and the
proof OF this fact is that they stay here after
they come. IN the spring OF this year the OF.
tawa Government induced number OF
French Canadian priests to make an effort to
stop the exodus. but their effort has been OF
no avail.
The British organs in Canada that favor pro-
vincial subsection are troubled over the de-
parture Of the French Canadians. who are
good taxpayers and patient burden bearers;
but they are unable to convince the hdoitdns
that poverty In Canada under British rule 10
better than prosperity in tho United States
under self government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
NOtes OF tho IIebreMa.

The sntiJewish crusade In France is all tho more
ibsal because OF the fact that the existing French
republic was founded by q jew. GAmbetta. who was
the pupil of another Jew. Cremieux.
Rabbi Wise announces that there are now los Nom.
bers OF tho Central Conference Of American Rabbis
that organization enjoys financial prosperity. and
that has Surplus OF $500 IN its treasury
The professors OF tho new jewish theological Semi
nary that recently dedicated In this city rive 70
steer cirar OF the dissrnsons between the Orthodox
and Reformed parties and deal only with the broad
principles Of Judaism.
club house is needed by tho uptown branch Of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association. with the sum Of
$4,000 proper edihce might be raised The uptown
branch has not been prosperous but few of Its mem.
beers are now trying to enlarge Its usefulness
Rabbi silvermau OF this city 10 spoken OF by the
Je7i'h TdinSs rabbi who adorn, tho Jewish pulpit
ana who has raised Judaism In tho estim ton of the
non'Jews OF the country, Rabbi sverman is a grad
uate OF the Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati
IL 10 slight upon American Judaism In which the
Jssfsh World London) INDUCES when it says that prior
to the inauS OF Russian jews America was the OK
permentsl ground where religious nostrums of every
kind we're hswked about by half educated rAbbis."
The summer session OF the Hebrew TechuicaI Insti
tute OF this city has Just been began tn classes
recently formed arc made up of proiuis ng pupils
fucourse in tho Institute requires three years Tho
influence OF this organization upon various trades will
soon be felt by the unions
In the faculty OF the Hebrew Union College OF Gin.
cnnati there are now the following professors Rabbi
MelEiner. Rabbncal Discipline: Rabbi Deutsch. Phtlo.
sophcal Hebrew; Rabbi Philrson. ASsyriooEy; Rahhi
Wise Biblical Theology: Rabbi Msnhrimer tho
AramAic Language; Rabbi Davidson. Gabbiuicsl Ell.
egesis Rabbi Levi. Jewish Historv: Rabbi feldmau.
Hebrew Grammar The course of study 10 eight yearA
The college has graduated twsnryeght rAbbls and hes
saEsSsight students OF rAbbinisn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
The Truth About Mars,

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Sh; The protest
from Prof. Holden in to days Sun against SON
sational articles about Mars will be read with
appreciation by every one who has an intelli-
gent interest in the subject.
It is very unwiso and hurtful to spread be-
fore the public as the World particularly has
done this week. columns Of so-called "infor-
nation" about the planet. but which is largely
speculation and guess work. wholly unwar-
ranted BY the facts Reading these articles.
many viii form the opinion that all that is
cities, and even individuals on our neighbor
"a to glance through telescope. The truth is.
however. th6t it takes an eye. trained by long
practice to do anything more than trace a few
dusky marks. which may be canals. but which
are Just as likely to be anything else.
Mars at it's nearest to us Is about thirty five
million miles away. and the highest power
eye piece which can be satisfactorily used
brings 4 within fifty thousand miles of the
distinctly an object fifty thousand miles away.
looking, through hundreds Of miles Of unsteady
only the bare facts as far as known. with the
opinions OF the best astronomers, and avoid
coyeries. JOHN T. LEWIS.
ASsoNIA. Conn, Aug. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
"A Question and an Answer.

To THE EDITOR OF THE Sun Sir: AS a Samuel
]. Randall Democrat. | cannot support the
free trade platform adopted by the party at
Chicago in June. And yet. feel that should
be recreant to my duty as a patriotic citizen
did not cast my vote In n way to defeat the
enactment Of the Forca bill. Now. don't you
think l will have done my whole duty as q
Democrat and q citizen when | vote for the
candidate OF the party for Congress- Win
Democratic majority In Congress, would there
dent In order to defeat such ~ pernicious
measure? RANDALL DEMOCRAT
ALBANY. Aug. 3.
You will have done part OF your duty. not
the whole. II the House OF Representatives
has decided Democratic majority. 1t will not
pass the Force BILL but II it has a Republican
majority. 1t will pass IT. The only way to make
the thing safe and sure is to elect both n
House OF Representatives and President
pledged against the Force bill