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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
GREASE Spots IN CARPETS.

In the weaving OF pile fabric. a little
oil L. occasionally used To facilitate the
movement of the wires, and very care
less weaver may, In handling the oll-c,n,
allow few drops To fall on the fabric.
No mark Of this may appear at the time,
bat when the carpet IL on the fioor the
dust which would otherwise he swept on
bv the broom IL attracted aud held by the
oil, and spot becomes visible. When
the spot IL on or near the edge Of a
breadth there l. another explanation.
Sometimes the cars In which Competing
IL carried south and west have been pre-
vlously used for the transportation of
oil, and the bottoms OF these cars are
liable to become saturated with the
drippings and leakage Of oil-bsrrels.
Wooden earpetlng placed In such cars
may absorb the oil, and the fact may
not become evident to the dealer until
q carpet 80 damaged has been laid on n
floor or shown In his sslesroom often
enough 10 catch some dust.
When such spots appear In ingrains
one explanation may be that the wool
VAS not properly secured.
Hut, Of course, Ia most Instances
where complaints concerning spots are
made. the cause need not be looked Tor
outside the house In which the carpet IL
laid. Children OF careless servants arr
responsible for most Of these spots %
well a. for great deal Of "sproutlng.'
Fortunately the remedy for the
trouble II simple. A mixture consisting
Of equal portions Of chloroforn aud
ether will remove the spots at once
Carpet aud Upholstery Trade Review,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
sA.r,9,. al. n n.., r.s.,,,

ONbOND, -.
'I,AkES On sse-utioa uhervin Lydia y. stacy
j of Porter In cali csanty, 10 jsaFwsst errii
tor and asd Mai Lowell u Hiram. Ia .ald oeas
~ IL tsisment dsl<sr, aad will te soli % pabIls
ssction " The hifhest bii.ier thevfcs On Wei
pe-iay, The i5th day of July. A. ID. iof, 81 tss
O'Clock In The forvseoa ~ The once Of iIasting.
4 son 10 ssh fDebarF sll the right. titis AMI
alnth day Of hsrh. A. ID. lsst. st ose e'eiorA
asd any minutes In tbs aft<rbe"a. when IN
same Wa stiaekei On the original VIA IN ~
saas ssit, IN ssd " III following deserihri par
Gel Of rrai estats, with The buildings thescn, 80
uatei In sati Hiram. asi thus descnbeti ~
ginning % The tgun ruai pear Ne kouss 81
ba,h lowell. asd Fuasisg n . seuthsriy eesr.s
by sah Lsvslrs lssd ~ laad 81 levi Mob
Llns. theme BY said lobbins' Asd. IN IN sssseriy
ooarse. 70 ths kirkarisea road. - csIici. theme
BY ~ Rtchsrisss r.sd, - stake asd s.ssss
i,sine N conner ef Jeskss nsiIss's Asd. thssrs
by ssbi RsuiIos's lssd 70 NJ Rickarfsea No.
axais, tksscs doWa NJ sait h1ehartson rved tiI
u ahkss IL RsiDa r.ad. theacs By TIE neileu
nd n Wssssriy cssrss " Ne polst % isGia
lag. csssaisias &c husfrpf servs ef had. noss
''''s''s' '''' S:,i -; q. sur.Lsy.
Dsps1y eAnik.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Of the Grand Army Of the Rspublic,
Major George \. Merrill. Few rene
dies are better known In this vicinity than
Sulphur Bltters; their sals has been
very general throughout this section,
and The number Of reliable and vell-at-
testsd cases of beneficial rssslts and
recovery BY their use, ID large and BE-
yond dispute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Learn to drink from . public fountain
cup, u you must do this, without touch
Ing the rim. Put the lower lip In the
water first, and tllt the cup higher than
usual. When children want . drink
from the railway mug, pass . clean
cambric handkerchief over tho rim,
usxt the lips. Bot lt II small matter
70 carry tiny tsnbler on any joarnsy
OF walk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

have been q sufferer from cahrrf
for twenty years. found Immedlst,
relief In the use Of Ely's Cream balm
since using II ] have not suffered =
moment from headache. sore throat ~
loss Of sleep. from which previously
suffered. caused by cstarrb. ] consider
your Rain u valuable reine'ly.-H. u,
vassar, SO Warren Street, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

No i,s -G-cgraphical EnigmAs; BlAsk
monion. Mis-, Sin Points, q.
No iso -Double Aer~,ici william Wal
lace. l. wiliow. = igusnA. 4 Laurel.
4 Lrniil. s IttnA. q AceriC. Z MyrtiE
No tsi.-Ungatherssi Mayno~er~;
All about the sofisnihs air
az nsst-srn s~.stns-s tells.
And IN. angathsr-.i maj ro~ers ~eAs
The tin,s ~ ors~n shells
The old. assuring miracle
l. frc.h q. heretofore.
And esrth tAk-- up it, parable
90 life from death once more.
No tse. "A Mysterious fnscriptioni Be
gin with the bottom line and rsi up
ward. as
10 nat oOyst all you see. foe he who
eove,s al he -ses often wants mote than
be ssS~
DO not tell all you hear. Zoe be who
s.lls all he hears often tells more than he
Lear~
DO Do, srcnd all !Ou have. for he who
spends all be has often spends more than
be hAs
10 not NY all you know. for he who
s~ys all he Knows often says more than be
kDows
No isS-rhe Silver Cup Problem; Grvat-
sr. @ ounces; smaller. 4 oance-; cover. Z
OUNCES
No ia EnigmAtical Biris: Robin.
H~ron, Yciiowhammer. ChafiiDeh. Spar
ro~. Wbsatesr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

my father, at about the sge Of any,
Loot all the hair from the top Of hls
head. After one mouths trial Of Ayers
Hair vigor, the hair began coming,
aud In three months, be had . hne
growth Of hair Of natural color."-P. J..
Cullen, Saratoga Springs, ". Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

The Walters Apology. Hungry
Guest (Impstiently)-"You have for
gotten several things" walter-''vsr-
~ sorry, sah, but you know it'sa good
while since took your order, sah."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
Bay Harbinger. Standard.

Hay .tallioa. Is han.i. q iBsl.e. high ~eish.
leta ~. br~i BY flown@ rbo@p.sn. r1tts
cell, Me, o~nsi by Wheeler A Butnpus, -0uti
Parts, Ne. tssls-t 1ulv O. Is-S.
-ir., HAknI>stR. I~o
ttrst dam by Won Mohks. .ir. % fisrs. 0 % o
ho-,.sn ,.irt, - ~, Cunsri. o. se-~ni Ian
by Nsnt. Christie. -oa ~ ,.sa. knox
Hartinsvr by Alaoat. (kil .irv - u In >
llst. ttr.t dsa. Dsnesa, by Ry..iyk's Hambls
tsniaa. --rosi dam. Dalry hsid, by sssl.y'l
Amsricsn star, sirs - the dan ~ Dyhter, an
the dams ~ - oshsr. In IN. . - llst
Almost. by AsNaRier. At-isllah, sirv oI
1otismith Mali, ~. fir-t dsn,. sally An.isr
son, by hsmbrno chief, sire ~ LAZY Tbofns
. l. se.osi dam, Nate. BY rtkt, Jr. .ir- II
a.. 'ls's. 81 M.si. i~s.. Jay kyss 49,. iio
>atsosl . islt
Aksas.ls,'. ki-isllsh by Ry.iyl. iIsmbs,o
.is.; ss'. haiy Darling. -aii ~ - by .oa Of
Ansif,s Jssk.os.
Noa Noltks. ,ic, by Morrill, Coli. ssa % obi
pf.~. dan, W The MsrrO~ IIor-e. son - whhsr
sli, by wiBthrsp Ms.-snser.
nsy iisfbisg.r uiil .,sat AZ tho s,abk ~ wm
y. whs.lsr. al ,osih Paris. Terms. sn ." var
rant ~ sss.on ssr,trs.
WI. wiIkrLER. sosth Paris, Nc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

A p~r~ca having .hout him . certain
numt-r of dellsr- aid. III the third.
fcarth and sixth 81 them were aided to
E,ther they ~oah make ssvsniyt~o. ho~
many hal be-"
A man divided his fortune among his
four ehiidrvn In the following manner To
the fr~t be gave oDe seventh. On the sound.
half 10 the remainder, to the thiri. two
thirds % what was then left, and Ia the
fourth s2.on What wss his fcrtune'
Divide 49,. IS by - and place the hgurvs
- the quo,ient Ia such = manner that u
shAli bs equal % 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
STATE Or MAINE.

OXFORD. e..
Taken oa ssesatlsa sRi oil - .ohi ny pabllc
sastlsa On The 81 DAY ~ Juiy. A. ~ l-ss. at u
O'sls.k, D. ainuie- In the fOr,nson. % ths orfcs
u seo. A. Wilson In >oath Paris. In The tosn VI
ra. In ssli ssanty all The night In rIuity shish
I.musl ". Jsekssn % rari., In tho csanty II
usfori, has 90 hat oa the l1ih daI ~ iuss, 4
10. is-s. vhsn the same ~as aitscbs-i On tis vfis
lnal writ - F,sls.m the foisstng de-srit-~l
uofts gel sn.i stiArhsi rial estate situated Ia
.ali Parts, In .sld coaaty, o. Ill certain ~ ~
laai In saii fau.. >.uth Nlllssr. With the BALL
lag. thsf,oa ising N. fari. lioass osll.i, an
"a. t-saa.is-l westerly BY fiessaht 81. notheri,
by ssi sf sso. Jsne. aRi lsRi ~ -.nsasi y
Ilrtxx.. ssststly by kni of -smasl D. Hnsss
sod .oaiirriy by asi nov 90 formerly ~ Johh
N. tumWinss.
soaih rars. JsRs Q. Loo.
NJ sTUNE. Dsputy sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
STATE % MAINE.

OXFORD. &c.
sl,AkEN on sterati.a, Aasi vtn - .oli ~ pab
II NJ sastloa on The 81 day ~ Jaiy, 4. u. Lad
81 10 osh.k In the fsFenopa. 81 The ofos ~ sso
\. wilsoa In south Paris. In The tssn ~ fsr.
In .sli oonntF. all the right In equity ~hici
Ismasi " Jssk.on u fsh. Ia The s"uniy 81
Dsfsri IA. or hat on The thiri day ~ jane, \.
o. ls~s - hon Tho sane vss sitsfbssi on Tie ofi q
iasl ufit. o. r~i-~m thu following slssrrit--
Usrt s.ss~i r.sl estate sitast-t In sail fafis N
.sll o.Bantv. o. vtt q o.rsis - - tsnt In ssk
rsus. south Nillssv, With Tia baihtins. thsfvos
l<ins tho "rsns iisa.s." 80 eslAri, AMI ~,
losniei westerly ny fies.sa, -,rrst, n"'thsf
ilriSs.. ss.isfiy by lsai - samuel D. bnEE'
all .oaihsrly by khi no~ 90 formerly 20 Johr
". tummlnss.
south rari.. Jane Q. l-,g
NJ srO>E. p.psiy shsns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

$50 you proposed To her. Accepted
OF coursey' Accepted. Why. she
treated me like dog" "Allow me "a
congratulate you, old fellow. ] saw
how she treated one the other day, an,
By Joye, how I envied that dog."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

The bearing Of it-"Then, perhaps,
you're AFRAID I couldn't support wifer
aNot In the least; but ] think that Q
wife might hnd You InsupPortable."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

"And you will not marry me. Mis-
iIicksy" "Never. Mr.. Small. do not
love you" "very well, sm content.
Is-er-your younger sister at home.
Miss llicksy'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
No. taa-A N.-.s,esi RAy~e

No. tsA-A N.ssr,ssi Rhyme
,asai.sa. 90 . -srt ~ tramp
Got him-slf In treahle ts.iayi
lie ART draAk sr,st deal of Sse
And then stole . !. q ssof haJ.
lie -ss dropp-l that. ~hsa he found h
go wsichei.
Then ts.sk q 8 ei.se
wkicA. thsagL small. 49, inlaid In sis
CANT style
No doabt he tboaxht u 80 nDe.
In Q lsrIs 4 kef.ss
lie Hsst --survd . shelter.
BAT s.on found ost that b. ~as sp.~i
And lsn thsrs '-hsltsr-.ksltsf."
lie iams-i g AL. '.ssoA
Ihst ~As his LAT re-osu
Bat ~ss oagtur,i tbsre 10 The ts~'
CosrtErI
Who gave me this fali r,p"rt
~ a.a -. Ar. ls..sl~A M aASS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

There are 90 many people who think
that other peoples eyes need doctoring
because they can't sc~ straight them
selvea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
CURE YOuRSEI.Y.

Don't pay large doctors pills. Tbs
best MEDICAL work published, 100 pages,
elegant coI0red plates, will b sent you
on receipt Of three 3-ceut stamps 10 pay
postage. Address A. r. Ordway 4 Co.,
bostoa, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
cAniNEr~ else pm DOZEN.

t:stl Cayea ela. 10th Zoe $50 so-l
as,aral uhfasiins pio'nrc.. Tern. rash In 81
sshcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

You cannot always tell what kini of
q dinner you will get In . restaurant by
what YOU see la the front window.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

IL WAS a very tenier-hearte'i young
lady Who refused To strike an octave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Ny nrst !. seeming after the usual time
Chang. my heal and am . compsnion
Again. and arm what l. on the calendar
Again. AMI am de.tiny.
Again. AMI ! an, a girls name.
Again. AMI . avn th. top ~ Oh. heal
Again. and ! am something for closing
IN entrance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Ely's Cream BALM IL worth its weight
In gold ~ cure for cztsrrh. One bot
tie cured mes. A. Lowell, FRANKLIN,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Don't YOU think woman can do q
great deal toward eleysting the stagef'
ile-"Ncs. She can lover her hat"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Got hay fever' some say John.on's
l.inimeut will cure Il. Try ltand repor,
Ia IA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

A harmless '.crank- IL one that rum
the grindstoue by the aid Of boy. II
u MOI subject To violent turns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Among the rcmedie, that do more
than recommended Johnson's Anodyne
i.inlment stands first.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

wAss Baby 80 -. 20 gave ~ oasAsriA
VIZ. sAs vss Q cAnd. - erssd fos csssSrsA
W. 10 ssss.s Nh. IL chung 70 c.ssrsA
w. - - cAllass.. - gave ~ cssssrsA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
N.. i.a.-A.all n.,a TaAe WsrsIs

Ne. issl-Sasii bsys rsAs wsr~iss.
A small toy vent to . menasvris with
cut an s~cost. and the strange sishts and
soapls affected him ~ much that be lc~i
hi. head completely and then became q
public new~psp~r announcement, - The
hurry scarry business men u America call
u for short"
Ops u the animals found the hcasi the
bug hal lo~t. and he lthe AnimAi became
~ tarussi Atoat and CONFUSED that he male
fra . loud boiss. then jump and 81 LAST
lcok~i very white and sick.
Moral small boy. should nd 10 10 such
plao~s without some oos 10 look aftsf
Them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Miss CAndour (agcd seven, To q lady
who had bern singing with good deal OF
tremolo To her mothers guests)-"l
gArgle In the nursery"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

lie kis-ssi hsr obc.. be k,--s>i Lsr t~ics,
lie ~ss the ksppis-t - men.
thihk he -oah hss. ki-~s-i hsr three
IL Dap. k.d1t Coass lasi thea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Indigestion. Miserable. Take Beech
am. Pulls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
FOR SALE.

Itwas eatei co,sresi CauiaSv.
Ia. q. kimbaii sinEl~ Csriase.
. side ssidIe asd Briile.
Gcsri Harness.
All ar.t elAss sssi ia excellent ess.iiiies. win
lie coll q . r,-oi bargain Tor essh.
inauirv 81 thsDExOCRAIOvrI!E,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
A Revolution
In Mssstsg Msshisss.

s.M. KING vim .sIl the HILL Mswiss Ne
shiss with headquarters a =. .. R~sori'. black
smith shop In The seAsen % the business.
Donf fofxrt % 80 a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
lEElAWN.

Bay ooi. hini sakle white st,ni. Is I % high
fasl-i MAJ q, is<s. AMI brv-i a Highland tsrm
Iss. Mas.
Lssl.~s !. .hy. Az snt.ra, Q -, ny Georc
wilks.. -. sire - - IN ~ ~ letter.
first dsss. Awiscity. diam efpassn - rplsns
lN, gf1ati ny Happy hetian. who I. the .ir
- Nsney iianAs tsl. 400. hssis ,obb. an q
aud ~ eshsr. In - or hsttsr.
Alrsntsrs " TIE sire ~ >txhtingsr, nh
Mis- Ahcs. AT Ia Autograph. islf an
ss,sa sshsr. Nth rer.r,i. ~ ls.. thsa q % an
n others IN ~ 90 lsttsr.
sssosi dam, Aanie steel diam ~ ksnisckl
Rs.-sll. -. tcsrpsusht Ms-iiam. 81, ~ tsaf
nasxhi, iii. vrori 81 t slrv ~ salsiss
!; 90 ~ dam % klcassr. AIN.
rhiri liam. Jenny frcro~i tsl, BY Nolan
ter. As. s,r. ~ 50 Jaliaa, Q n ~ AMI 10 sthsr
IN ~. ssi % N. dams of iic'ae-tsAs. snii
AMI Is others In d.
t.arth dsH. by -esisy's American star. u
slre II The dams ~ Cay. % 81 sni a. ether. Il
! n. Tim. iis -sa.on, 81, With r'arn priv
Aew.
WI. WHEELER. south Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

The bes, way to avoid scalp diseases
hair falling out, and premature baldnes'
IL tar use the best preventive known To-
that purpose-ilAll's Hair Remover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

DAVID j. M'NEIL-
Engineer Cor the Boston Cab Company.
"FOur YEAR ago, u seemed as
though death was very near me. I
hal a stomach and liver trouble
that Lad taken my flesh strength
AMI ambition AL away The treat.
mert 81 well known Physicians
gave no relief. AZ the hospital
ihey gave me no encouragement. i
suffered - much they thought i had
a Cancer In the stomach. Everybody
expected I must soon die. ! was in
duccd by a person who knew about its
worth 20 tn Dr. DAMS NEGE-
TABLE REMEDY. IL saved me
from the grave. by it, use ! have
been fully cured Of the worst form
81 Dyspepsia that ever afflicted any
living perSon,
I am living witness and example
that there l. madeleine which will
cure this dreadful disease In its worst
form, DAVID J. MCNEIL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

ndsf date - Aug n. lot. b. writes
an nov sss~ety yesrs .f sse.
and have lsen ut - b-alth toe the pas, nc.
Tea ,.srs. esf.cially Zoe the last i've year,.
have suref~.i eyeything hut death trum q
stomach tfout's I wuaid have faipi,a,iss
"a IN. Heart. distress after eating. sharp
l1rurisf Iaitls Ia ny sides. and t.cs me 50
hissisd by SPELLS that ~ vss With din,-
Guilty that c,sahi at nv bresth- ! ~uald
- nsrvoa. that night after nisht !
ave sst up. unable o. sleeT. . esapi.y~d
The bet fhy.isisss. AMI ~cald get rellef,
tat IN old tro.sble. always came t-Sck. until
asc'i or.sies'- h.,s.,s Dysp>p~is syrup
nat rvmosed all the troahl~s.
can noe eat heartily. my fc"f dige-ts
prutsriy. and the Coa.tipatiss has die
appeared. I have MT ealsy~d 80 god
health a. l d. nsw since l came hssas
frsm the army.
ny wtis IA. sl.s u..d tho syrup With
go.sl satisfaction
YOar. rc.p~ctfully,
taosAs fxrxks.
winsi0~. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
Ne, To- the I.sssisv,

No iN-Numsriczi Enigma; P-try.
Ma iE.-Pietorisl PuDle: Cornnsld
Rim. fir,. f.m Coil Lion. Ford
M lls wari S.at.f-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Ne. isA-nsAais Ne nssI
NJ nrst h IN v>a. bot ma IN iAk.
NJ s~csnA In ssiss. bot ma In pfnh.
Ny third h IN PLAY. bot 20 In fsa.
Ny fsasth IL In cannon. bst ~ In Eua.
NJ ami h In co6es. bal pot In Tee
NJ sistA u In cc~an. bet sot In -
NJ ssvsath In spsak. but not In vord.
NJ whole 10 . very h>astifai etri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
HONRNAKERS COLUMN.

Co..: 81: &: "a. M: !: ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
HIRAM J. RAWSON,

HOai,. Garage ard Ornamental Piiuisr,
PARIS NIL. Nh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

ut,iur opsus-i raiut shor a m Oti Sssi
fsstsr, an prsrarvi D. 40 Tsintins "a al
kinHHs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
South Paris. :.
COR YALE.

FOR SALE.
~tani ~ ~suth Paris. Css.i-siag - 80 too
ttnry htsuss ant en- suh s,-.i shs-i AMI hsnnsry
act ai-aui zoe alrl ans hAf srrv - Ani. With
fruH trvss ai-a r,-si ssll ~ith ~Aisf brOught
iuta huu-s >tusts-i n-sf sl-i fsFtsfy. fof
furthsf particulars call "a
JAMS : WRIGHT,
sOuth iar..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
An Istssvuptlsa.

Again. and ! am 20 apprAl.s.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-06
NEW ENGLAND'S SHARE.
II Gets Not \ Dollar OF the Immenss
Profits on Steel

II Gets Not Dollar OF the Immense
Profits ON Steel.
Il Il stated in the Official organ OF the
iron and steel industry that the product
Of Bessemer steel rails in the Unit d
States during the first half of the current
year was $4,000 tons. N
The profit on this manufacture has also
besn recently officially computed, and 1t
appears to be, ON this amount, something
over q, OOO, 900.
This ID for six months work of less
than a dozen mills, operated under Nc
Kinleyism. With McKinleyism out o.
the way, the profit would have been
about q, 0OO, 900 for the six months. Ev N
this lesser profit would seem to be far
enough.
But here in New England. says the
Boston Post, there is another phase OF
the subject which carries cons d@rable
interest. Not dollar OF this enormous
profit, at The rate OF $1o, 600, 900 year IN a
single artic1H OF MANUFACTURES, Is enjoyed
By New EAsiand.
New England railroads pay consider
able part Of this $10,0 900 year into
the pockets Of the Pennsylvania manu-
facturers, because the same tarin which
"protects'' the Pennsylvania product has
killed the iron and steel industry in this
part OF the country.
Where il New England to look for her
share in this bounty
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THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.

II IL Proving Itself the Friend Of the Cap
itaiist, the Enemy OF the People.
The Republican press is entirely con-
sistent with its record in its opposition
to the Democratic declaration In favor of
the repeal of the national tax on the issue
of state banks. From its inception IL
has been the friend of the capitalist and
the enemy Of the people. From the be-
ginning Of its tarii legislation. its pub
lie land legislation and its financial legiB-
lation, It has been engaged In taking
money from the pockets Of the people
and putting it into the pockets Of bond
holders and money sharks. Under tho
specious plea Of "honest money il has
fattened the moneyed aristooracy to the
utmost, and it still responds to their calls
for more.
Under the pretense Of strengthening
the public credit, mostly after the war
was over and the public credit was TAX
ing all necessary care Of itself, II in-
creased the public debt Of the country
over $500, O00,O 900 BY changing the oriei-
nal contract and virtually donating the
profits to the bohdholders. Under the
plea Of honest money, e opposed the
reconciliation 81 silver, which Il bad
accomplished BY stealth and treschery.
Undor the plea ot honest money, itfprced
on the counfry tbs resumption 81 specs
payments In such way IS 70 bankrupt
the majority OF the debtor class. Under
the plea of honest money, it again de-
monetixed silver, and BY hostile leg isla-
Eion deprived II Of very large portion
Of it, former Intrinsic value. Il has In
every way, says tho Kudianapoiie Ssnti-
mel, peeSsed forward the capitalistic ef-
fort TO make gold the single standard Of
value and to decrease the circulating
medium to the lowest possible amount,
thereby enormously Increasing the in
tereSt drawing power Of money and de-
creGsing the price Of commodities.
Il 10, therefore, eminently consistent
for It to oppose giving back to the states
| the power to remedy the deficiency OF q
| circulating medium which was uncon-
| stitutionally taken from them ~ . war
measure for the purpose of stimulating
| the value OF the Rreenback currency.
| The talk about stwildcat currency" Il the
veriest nonsense. The condition of the
country with its unparalleled means for
| transportation and communication
makes such . thing impossible, even II
public sentiment anywhere would per-
init It. No financier of any intelligence
has the slightest apprehension OF any
such thing occurring. It ID merely an
other effort to divert public attention
| from newly proposed mode TO wrest
the hands OF the capitalists from the
throats of the people--to break the hold
/ which they have obtained through the
national government.
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whers.. ann. !. aold-n Eras !.

Under the beneficent Mckinley bin
labor Troubles are Increasing, more n =
itiamsn are being called out and both the
workingmsn and their employers are
losing money. A golden era Of pro-
perity was to follow the election OF
Harrison and the passage OF the Mex NJ.
ley bill, but II has not yet arrived, and
there u no prospect that it ever will
under these conditions. The thing for
the workingmen advises the Sioux City
Tribune, to do il to vote against Harrison
and for the reform OF the tarin.