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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.


(MUMLM
~. c..--.-.s...., cs.,-n. n \. us.rsao.
,'s sIss sh ~ M ~. 49, 49,
...si.~ x.Gr rr~ver 49,. n: SR II.
Weinrssiay prayer meeting, . 81
Methciiss charch. ksy. U. L. niehoss. 1900
va ssnasy. mSss' \, ny ~: ssSissS 49,
II n: Epuorsh LEAGUE Nsssins, =. n; ewes
lnr prayer meeting 2: n; rssselay Pnys
melting: u ~ e~S' ''
s.r,i.s Church. Rev. r. J. Ramsieli. rssses
On Sunday. preaching service ~; - 4. T.; Sab
bah school !: n; prayer nsse5s ~
ise''A' s's''.s v 1870.
..,.. 80. r....a., .,..,.,
ON .. ssors full NOON.
Lo;0 r5Neans Miss LslSs. rsSaiaf ne,
sss Ihgray ssss,s or, 81 ~ nss.ss, ,,ss,Ss
Of sssa month.
r. Of M.-raris Grange. sseesd saturday 2
sseh month. III IN Snsss s s,ssn ~ opsA I'VE 1'
u q. C.-Tirss and ihiri Thurssiays.
10. q. r;.so.ih Pan. Lo.lss. NO. Ill MI NJ,
s,sry w. X ximn.ii Poss. No. la nsss
sss.r,.S an .r bsfosr full noon. In q. A. 4
Hall. a :Ar =.
VIM: X. kimeal Relief Cerps nss ...h ~ IN -
a. n. Hsii' a. ~
8. Of v.-jehe Z. MeArils Camp Isess ssse. :
and ieenn ansAy ets sm W
X. 4. q. P..ssosy Brook Lodge. Nc. isi
meets a y; a. rs. man mn" anu 'n''u '1-'
evenings Oh ssen "os'n. -. v
"A. Z. Jones, ChAs, Eowarvs anu .,S w.
+. Maxim retufned irom INC "o'u
fair last Wednesday.
Mrs. Cora Atwood OF Auburn Inspect
ed w. n. kimball Keller corps Inu,s.
day evening. Arter the business y, '''e
exenlng, cake and eofiee were served;
Miss Maud Mayo Will give seiec.
reading al the SonSregat'osns, en N',lSu
next friday evening" u"ue. .n1 slsp, ~.
OF the L. "''' L. u -Au"'ss"" 'e'
cents. ,,.,.,. n. o,,,
Judge Deeiing VIII ee'e"' M MS hi. vSu,
o,rtnday next Ln nn a.,'s s 81
Ell ms iI'euus VI - Ts go. an.
spenu the nav WIN nun. ~, Jy.s
joys discussing the pohucn siluH m
with Neighbor rockingham ~ well ~
ever. .-.,. =, an.
Al the sunday morning ,erv'ee ~ 'ns
Congregationn enuren ne.. -,
haughton took the oeesson " '"s.
the members Tor raising MS shsry ~, sui
fciently to pay his house rent. inc
church IL In a very prosperous eonuit'on,
and Mr.. Haughton isa very promising
young preacher.
SchOOl suspended rfluty 50 tuat tus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

sdbu,s . lie Som asd Dasshtsn q
Maine u Lyuu. ssyins ths .pssple 81 ecy
sssivs state would always y loyal - shsss
80 ana daughtsss svseywbeea
0ovsrnos Cisavss' sompllnsstasy ale.
s,oa TO ola NsssAs husstss, ard bic slequees
words fos tbs state 81 Maize woa BIN ses
approval sni snth usissm of bic apprso's'
dive sudIsncs frum ths eommsnesmser
ana h was grsstsd WITH Wild applause -
- drew he rvmayks 70 . clos. u ~ =
grapd eees don for The Sons and Dause-
tiers Of Maine IN Lynn.
TIE governor this nsenin& was dnven
throusS Lyuu's bssudfui parks. and Jet!
on TIE noon tssIn Cor Bostou. With ~ geoo
wishss Of the people Of oar city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31
NORWAY.
pIREcroRr.
cuuncun.

CaImlms
us..sr;s cn...a ss., cs, ssss.y :. :. A1E:
sssssd Coasrss.tiosai Church. Rev: D; Q.
ass.s r,sSs rssssaiss :s Z. sr ~,
:s W. !. !. s' = r. ;sass sssr s,.iy rSy.I
nsssins. i:Sr.n, Wsds:sday; Young rssP,s's
Meskodist Church. Rev. J. II. Roberts. feseo,'
ii;0 n; social 2ysainF Meeting. 7:oe =; -;
Tuesday Prayer Needing. 7:o =. n; Chss
Hsse.S. Friday. I,Or.n.
.AA.M.-Unloa n A. G.. No. s. assembis.
Wednesday Evening. On or before full moon, q
n.sel.s han; hsssl.s E nj .s q o Frsr.
inG On OF before fsll moon. Oxford Council. =.
Z 3. NJ. Friday evening. on or aftsr fun mooo.
Norway Division. sens Of Temperance. In kyer'
II Is. .. r@RssSss Ssssiss IN Odd ysllevs'
Hall. every Tuesday Bvsning.. whitley Encamp.
msni, No. h, meets In Odd Fellows Hall, second
anil fourth Friday Evenings Of each month.
ever, q ss,sy s,, %ss' J. r. ssys
Dlvisloa, No. Il. neess third Friday Of each
G.X.R-IIary Rus. Posi-, No. 81, nssts In
Rysrsoe Hall on shs third Friday Evening OF
8. Of v.-wennsson Hobbs Camp meets The
sscond and fourth Friday evenings OF each
W. Il c.-Msets .. Orange Hall third Friday
evening In each month.
10. C.-Ncrss the 81 and llh Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerson Hall.
T. Of H.-Sorway Grange meets every other
Norway Light Infantry. - Regular meetings
the nr-t and third Friday evenings OF escn
mouth.
;..!s. Ia 4: ne. h :s L s VI T:::i y
E.T. Smith. ssS.. New Grange Bloch. /. The
ss.ho.sd ocsl assn. and sorsspSnasnss Of IN sss
: s% spprss,s 'ss f y IL paSn.Ssrs. ' ~
Gilbert & Foss have laid a new plat
form In front Of their store.
Allie Crommett, while riding ablcycle,
ran Into wagon aud was thrown, break
Ing his collar bone.
8. Leslie Curtis has opened an up
holstery shop In the shop on Bridge
Street In the rear Of Benefits meat
market. lie will upholster and repair
furniture.
The KickApoos have gone after two
weeks stay.
DIR. 8. A. Bennett has moved to Nor
way from New Portland.
Cnlversallst Circle at the hall Tuesday
evening, 3lst. Supper at $50. All are
invited.
The weather Tuesday evening did not
prevent fair attendance at the supper
at the Congregational church.
l.. =. SWEET IL taking In the worlds
fair; started Monday morning OF last
week. Better late than never.
The w. G. T. Y. will meet with Mrs.
Oxnard on Main Street next Wednesday
afternoon.
VI. w. Sampson and j. c. True are
preparing to put In stock OF shiners
for winter sale for live bait. They will
stock up with about 10000.
The party which started for the
worlds fair the 18th have all but one re-
turned.
Parish meeting In the vestry OF the
Congregational church Tuesday evening,
the 3lst.
Tom Hatherman, who has been clerk
ing at The Oxford, Fryeburg, the past
summer, has returned to Norway.
A. l.. Morrison and family OF Rum
ford Falls have been visiting In town.
George Morse has sold his blacksmith
shop on Water Street to man from
Portland, who will soon take possession.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31
FARMERS, INSTITUTES

Institutes are now arranged as fol
lows:
Gorham, Oct. 3ist, with w. III. Vim
ton on "Sheep Husbandry," Prof. Bal
entine, Especial Fertilization, Prof
W. III. Jordan, altman Foods"
Naples village, Nov. ID, with Hon
John Gould Of Ohio on "Dairylng"
Profs. Balentine and Jordan, w. IL
vinton and the secretary.
Freeport, Nov. ID, with the same
speakers NJ nc Naples.
North Yarmouth, Sov. 18th, with same
speakers as at Naples.
Bristol Mills, Nov. 7th, with Gould
Adams, aud the Secretary, with tn
same subjects as above, and DIR. Twit
chell on "Poultry."
waidoboro, Nov. 9Th, with same sub
jects and same speakers.
jefferson, Nov. 9th, same subjects ant
speakers. 49,,
York County, probably Nov. 10th ant
18th.
Houlton, Nov. nth, with Gould, Pope
Luce and Mrs. TOwle Of New Hamp
shirs and the Secretary.
Smyrna Mills, Nov. 10Th, with same
subjects and speakers.
Limestone, Nov. 18th, same subjects
and speakers.
Caribou, Nov. 18th, same subjects and
speakers.
Warrington County the week Of the
aist Of November, subjects and speaker'
not determined.
These meetings are well worth thu
patronage OF all, young and old.
II. WALKER MCkEEN, Secretary.
Augusta, Maine, Oct. 10th, 1893.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31
HERE AND THERE.

The Democratic Lewiston sun COM
planning that the rumsellers were let
or too easy at the last term OF court la
Androscoggin County. And Judge
Foster. the terror Of rumsellers, prcsii-
ed, and made them pay into the treas
ury over 5000 In lines. What's the
mattert
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

Nsties o. Assignee % his Appeintnsnt.
Of Maine, the lsh day OF Oct, A. ID. iss.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his up.
pointment as Assignee Of he insolvent estate 81
HENRY d. BARTLETT Of Drownneld,
In the County of Oxford. Insolvent Debtor. who
have been declared insolvent upon his petition
By the Court Of Insolvency for said County Of
GEO. q. SHIRLEY, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31
zLBERr D.. PARK. Register,

farts, within end for the County Of Ox
,issa' On The Third Tuesday Of Oct. A. d
M sygIs s As =. :. q Ss ::
j. said County, decsasssl, having prsssnssI
his account Ut administrator Of the %
tats OF said dscsassd for slIoWsncs.
Of this order % b. pebnshsi tkrss weeks cue.
eessivsy q " Oxf0rt Democrat printed q
81 r.: :s .Z :sls.cS s = rs +. c s
. ~ sSssn ~ . sils~si.
-. o.lt or a. WILSON. Judge.
As's''''-ixafSasEr o. ,Aax, n.s,.....
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OBITUARY.
DEA. J. n. L0vEJoI.

ALBANY, Oct. %, 1898.
take the pen In hand To record the
death Of our most highly respected
citizen, Dea. J. II. Loyejoy. lie was
stricken with paralysis and never rallied.
lie was 81 years old. lie had been mar
ried 81 years and always lived In the
same house. lie was born In the town
In lsl2, aud always lived here.
lie was AN active church member aud
has held several public offices. lie held
the office Of town treasurer forty-four
years In succession. and Was postmas'
ter for 80 years, resigning both offices
on account Of poor health In 1890. lie
represented his district In the legisla.
ture In ls6l aud In ISIS. lie was one Of
the oldest correspondents Of the Demo-
crat and Lew iston Journal.
lie leaves a wife but no children, hav-
ing buried two several years ago.
Ills counsel was sought by many aud
respected by all who knew him through
out the state.
A. q. BEAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

Experience demonstrates that the
Keeley cure Il unquestionably a good
thing, but that, as Its originator says, u
Won't make brains, and a man must be
something more than willing to let the
"critter" alone after he has taken the
cure. or he will soon be worse OF than
before.
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r;: s.,. s... P :s. ; sss.. !. .sss.s'
ANGLE COPIES.

single Copies Of the Democrat are four cent.
zach. They ~ili he mailesi on receips OF price by
he pgblisker- or for the conyenience OF pakronz
,insle copies Sf Of each Issue have been placed On
az Al the following place. In the County;
- Ith Paris, Gerry's Drug Store.
shurtlsGs Drus store.
N.rvsy, Noyes' Drug store.
Buckneki. X. y. Atwcoit rosoasss.
fryeburg. Ar. Lewis insarsscs V1es
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NEW ApvERrisExKNrs.

Gentlemen
PU.,ss Ia. % Eastern Argus.
appointment % Assignee.
Prospectus of Country Gentieman.
tool Wall Payer.
s.uaplian,- sale.
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DIED..

In Norway, Oct. "a, Mrs. Almin s., wife Of
Samuel J. Mar. aged - years. months and Il
days.
In Albany. Oct. 81. Des. J. II. Lowjoy. ass'I
In Middle Intervaie, Bethel. Oct. q. Mrs. La.
In Derry, n. H., sept. ~, y. bradford Chap
man. aged n years, months and ~ days.
In Bethel, Oct. ~, Sarah U. Wheeler, aged -
years and day.
In Naples, Sept. -, Hon. David II. Cole. for.
meriy OF Hiram. aged ~ years, II months, II day.
In sumner. Oct. %, Mrs.. Sarah Gray, aged u
yesrs. -,
In Peru. Oct. q, Der Thomas. age.i ~ years.
In Gilead, Oct. n, Adelbert 3. lfodgman, aged
IS years, months and ~ days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

The subscriber hereby siyes public notice that
OF Probate for the County % Oxford and assum.
ed the trust OF Administrator Of the estate Of
PETER HOLMAN, iats Of Dixneld.
In said county. decreased. by giving bond ~ the
debtei 10 the estats Of said deceased 10 make I'm.
mediate payment, and those who have any de.
mands thereon 10 10 exhibit the same To-
Oct. lIth, lHu. EDWIN BABE.
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South Paris.
Ths PERrrcr EYE n very Rars

but even yss.. sl.sss Win Pssiss years ssa
require Elasses aftsr ts. No two pecpis's eyes
are sasstly .Iiss: and n very many es.ss tssrs
psrson. Ths fart that one ssss we'll without
hlsd siass, for ths eyes NAY. Be- strainins 10
q q: z: :sS ssS :: ::::s g - .
vish -, and lave Jour syss sssSissd. No q.
yii IA yos Hk.sSsr 700 osss. . Sssi:. q y %
thsy ais suited 70 yssr eyes. Yesf isssvSsss Arc
Ds.s sAvsw ys.r sy.s,sAs swayi
A.'siS s2s:s'is'ii :z.... s.s....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

TIE Subscriber hereby gives public notice
Che. be hs. been duly sPpolnssl Sy ,ss Hon IN;
ssslmed the trust OF Administrator Of the estate
HIRAM ABBOTr, late Of Rumfori,
In SAID County. deceased. by giving bond ~ tho
law ,iirects; he therefore requests ell persons
indebted 10 the estate Of said deceasei 70 make
mands thereon 70 exhibit the same 20
Oct. lIth. lNS. EDWIN y. ABBOTT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

The prospectus Of the old reliable
Eastern Argus d Published 10 this Issue
Of the Democrat. The Argus 10 hrst-
class newspaper In It, neld, and to .
large constituency it II 40 indispensable
% The Bihle-if not more %. Its Demo-
cratic principles are above question or
doubt, and q y fully % consistent u
its adkarsucs 20 thsm - u ths Demo
srssis majority b eoaersss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

Psfis. Within and for he z County o. 0siori
on the third Tuesday Of Oct, A. ID. lso;
John Bennett and Alonio q. Fowler, Exeeutors
q The last VII q GEO a. .rowLER late OF
d their account Of administration Of the estate Of
said deceassd for allowance.
ORDERkD. that the said Executors give notice
III. . y ss.s copy
siveiy In the Oxford Democrat printed - PaIts
ths. they may appear at . Probate Court 70 be
held . Psri. N :aid County, on ,hs thirI Tsss.
noon, and sbow causs. any they have. Why
the sane should n0t Be allowed.
GEO. a. WILSON. Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

The recent failure Of State Senator I.
O. wiuslow Of &c. Adams ID said to be
peculiarly DISASTROUS. He operated
several butter factories, and about .
third Of his liabilities are 70 some 100
farmers for cream farnished the fscto-
rice. 'rhs liabilities are about $4,000
with light assets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31
E..is. ct s....a M:..l.s Of Creditors

Nst,es a second Meeting OF Crsdi's"
IN lnssivssey' =,
To the creditors Of Elisha ". Emsp .,.ss
Paris. In the County OF ohfon' '"'
You arc hereby notihe'i, That with ,hs .s ~
provsi OF The Judge of the Court Of in.ol,s%s,, NJ,
Tor aid County ne second heetinx ., n,
Creditors Of siid lnsolvens 70 sppolss" in
h heh n ths Probate Court RON 81
Pan m ssid County on "Wednesday the En'
dsy OF Nov, A. ID. iss. q nine O'Clock In tss ,S
noon. You win govern yourselves seso ~ ..,.it
0iveu under NY hand and ths orier of e"s''
r. xiSsnrt ~ = ,si1 e css.ss "a C.isra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31
MARRIED..

C. Williamson Of Newfy, and liertha l.. swan o.
Bethel.
In sbelburpe, n. H., Oct. 10, by james simpson
Esq, Philip Ash and Eta Kerr. both Of Rum
ford Falls.
In Rumfori Falls, Oct. 10. by Rev. d. y
Faulkner, Kinneth Bryanton Of Rumford falls
and Annie IIaines Of bangor.
In Dixneld, Oct. u, by Rev. Anson Titus
Maurice X. Keith and Alice u. Marsh.
Baker and Miss Ada y. Eames, both Of Newry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice
that he has been duly appointed by the Honora'
BILE Judge Of Probate for the County Of Oxford
and assumed the trust OF Administrator OF the
estate OF -.
JOsEPIIAs NJ. MAXWELL. late Of Rumford
In said County, deceased, by giving bond ~ TIE
law directs; he therefore requests all persons
immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon 70 exhibit the same ~
Oct. lIth, lao. JOHN u. sWAsEf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

Before the gentlemen finished their
talk, the conversation turned briefly
upon the subject Of the cholera. The
writer, who had heard their views upon
the Kelley cure and prohibition, expect
ell to hear them speak Of some remedy
for cholera that had been discovered,
and condemn quarantine regulations be-
cause last year, notwithstanding the
quarantine, two or three cases of chole-
IA were reported In New York; but
somehow that thought didn't seem to be
Ia their minds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31
STRAYED.

Game isto the Seth Henson pasture; two
lambs which arc now In my barn- IS '"
can have the same ~ psyyiss d Ian S,,lRp.
Net sumhrr, Nc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

THE subscriher hereby gives public notice
that she has l,een duly appolntei by the Honor.
able Judge of Probate for the County Of Oxford
and ss.u%ed the trust OF Exeeu'riH OF
WILLIAM u. BERRY. late Of sumner.
In said County. deceased. by giving bond ~ the
law directs: she therefore requests all persons
Immediate payment, and those who have any
dema nds thereon to exhibit the same 70
Oct. nth, 1SH. JOAN y. BERRf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

THE subscriber hereby gives pablo notice
that he has boon duly appointed by the Hon.
orable Judge Of Probate for the County OF Ok.
ford and assumed the trust OF Adminislrator
COLUMBUS HEAl.D. late of sumner,
In said County. deccased. by giving bond ~ the
law directs; he therefore requests all persons
indebted To the estate Of said deceased to
make immediate payment, and those who have
any demands thereon 10 exhibit the same Ia
Oct. n, Isa. ALvAN 3. ROBINSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31
ODONTUNDER
PAINIsH00
Extraction Of
TEHTH
DR.. G. L. Bucks,
South Paris, Maine

Who has purchased the exclusive night IL this
section 70 uss this Wonderful Local Anssthetic
Odontunder. The only Anssthstic that does
net esve como injurious eject In the syssem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

CARTER HARRISON AssAssiNATep.
Mayor Carter Harrison Of Chicago was
assasSlnated Saturday night b. . man
who gives strong evidences OF being In.
sane. The assassin 70 man who had
been on the police forcs, and was co
deavorlug 70 Get back 90 the force. BE
was alnost immsdiatsly secured and
lodged n JAIL. an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31
BORN

In East Sumner. Oct. Is. 10 the wife Of II. W.
Bouney, daughter.
Lowe, q son.
In South Paris, Oct. Is. 10 the wife Of Eugene
Y. Cummings, o daughter. lrrances Isabel)
In Bethel. Oct. ~, " the wife OF Amos frost,
In Peru. Oct. ~. to the wife ofD. W. Walker.
son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

by the way, speaking Of the keeley
cure, the writer short time since heart
two well appearing and evidently vel
informed strangers talking about th,
cure. and from their personal manner o.
conversation. their mention OF names
etc., got better idea Of the extent o.
the work Of the Kelley cure than can b
gained from any public source. III
managers Of the institutes never sdver
iise the names Of patients, and the news
papers follow the same course.
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This is Interesting.

Get us a NEW subscriber for one year.
Put fifty cents in your own pocket to
pay for your trouble.
Send US the dollar remaining with the
coupon below ana the Democrat will be
sent to the new subscriber whose name
you send.
This Is given for NEW subscribers
only, not for renewals nor transfers.
The transfer Of subscription from one
person to another IL not q NEW sub
scription, 1t makes our list no longer.
The purpose OF the coupon Is to pay
you for putting new name on our list
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

DR. v. G.. VESTS NERVE AID BlMN
TREATMENT. q specinc for u ysteila' r ~.
ness. fits. Neuralgia. Headache, Ner'oa. vi
tration causei by alcohol az tobacco. W, nin
ness, Mental Depression, softening OF nins'
.au,irE in..ni,y, misery. decay. dean ,es"r is
either sex, lmpotency. Leucorihaa sna
Female VI weakness, Involuntary Losses, ,pe'g
torrhea causei by overexertion ~ brain, 81 -,
abu.e, over. lnduleence.. A month. nsai" o,,s.
% cure Zach orier for q boxes. With -
send written guarantee Ia refund MONEY my
curei. Guarantee issne'i only by A. ~ uLh"'
Druggist and sole Agent. south PaIi', Nc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

The list Of pardons granted by Govern
or Altgeld Of Illinois during his first few
months Of Office shows that not only has
ne pardoned the anarchists, an act for
which he received the condemnation Of
all the respectable portion Of the COM
munity, but that he has granted In all
more than double the number of par
dons granted by any Of his predecessors
In the same length Of time, aud a large
proportion Of the pardoned prisoners
were doing sentence for infamous
crimes. llis record seems To copfrm
the report given Of him by an anarchist
brother now In the Maine state prison,
according to the following paragraph
now going the rounds:
Governor Altgeli has fraternity brother In
the Maine state prison n the latter can lie bsles.
Ell AMI some there are Who think society wouki
be improved ~ Altgeht were there 10 keep him
company. Burglar Irving. who came 10 the
state pri.on fToia Portland. u an ansrchi-t of
the worst type. After Gov Ahgeli- election he
told the prison officials that Tie Chicsgo anar'
chists woai all he parlonesi, that Ahgeht De
long..l "a the same anarchi-t society A. himself
am that the anaI, hist- agree'i to Support HIN,
for governor provided he woahi par,ioa Oh.
Chicago prisoners. lie utumphantly SAID, II
tohi You 30" when the PARTON Vas announced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

The Republicans are laughing, and no
wonder. A Democratic representative
from New York last week introduced In
congress resolution directing the ways
and means committee to prepare q tariff
bill on novel principle, feature OF
which Ia a schedule "for protection Of
labor" As explained In the Washing
ton dispatches it Is u protection scheme
pure and simple. Aud this after the
Democratic platform In so many words
denounced Republican protection as a
fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-31

After bestOwing almost unlimited
praise upon the Kelley cure, the two
strangers turned their conversation upon
the subject Of prohibition, and condemn
ell Il In almost unmeasured terms, be
cause liquor IL sold In states which have
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