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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
lax OF HE sIAIg.

Tl,omsston people are talking strong
Nv Of adopting . town system OF water
works.
burglars took over si0o la money and
stamps from the post Office At Fort Fair
field Last week.
The bicycle craze Il making wonderful
strides. The little town of Gray reports
two thousand dollars worth Of wheels
among lts taxable property.
II IL time to begin to appoint commits
siobers and prepare for the proper OBJ
seryance Of labor Day which will come
the arst Monday In September.
The post ONCE and store at East Hue
hill we're burglarised Saturday night.
The safe Was blown and about go In
money aud go In stamps stolen.
Forty thousand dollars for foreign
Missions was raised by lsev. DIR. A. II.
Simpson, leader Of the Christian ALI
ance camp grounds At Old Orchard.
d. y. Thompson, q Hartland lawyer
and treasurer Of the Sebastlcook and
Moosehead Railroad Co., IL missing, a.
IL also considerable sum Of money.
The Richmond Gun Club has again
won the championship of Maine, having
defended their title 10 the badge which
will hang In their club house Tor another
year.
The music Of the very best hand organ
lsn't TO DO compared To the merry Jingle
Of the outside money that 10 falling Into
the tlll Of the Maine summer resort own
er these sultry days.
Mr.. Mackey Of Montreal, q guest at
the Old Orchard House, left diamond
plu and gold watch and chain with his
clothing ut Q bath house and they were
gone when he finished his bath.
A Portland gentleman who has quite
IN orchard Of his o~n, saysthat he pick.
ed ripe Astrakhan apples from one Of
his trees a. early ~ the 9Th Of July, q
thing he had never known 10 occur BE-
fore In the course Of hls life, and he 10
over 70 yesrs Of eye.
A little washburn boy who had never
been to circus went 70 the village the
other day for the purpose OF enjoying
that pleasure. when asked n he had
ever before attended . performances OF
ths kind he answered very gravely:
"No, never went % . circus, but I've
been 10 two faperals."
I.ot,ie Fernald Of Ncore's Mills, 10
years Of age, has done all her fathers
raking on his farm, slowed away hay
amer hay fork, hsruesscd the horses
for ths machine and Got up the cows and
milked most Of The tine, besides helping
Der mother In the house. Keep On eye
On that yoans lady, boys. Shs 70 ons 10
. thousand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
SIAIE EAlR.

Arrangements are now practically
completed for the special train service "a
the Maine State Fair, Lewiston, sept. ID,
9TH. 9Th, 9Th and 9Th, covering every
line In Maine aud insuring Ia those who
attend, rates aud accommodations never
before offered.
The Boston and Maine Will sell tickets
At one fare, commencing sept. LIST, good
until the sth. The Portland and Koch
ester at same rates TO cover the fair With
train service To reach the grounds and
return daily.
The Grand Trunk will cell ut same
rates AZ last year and arrangements are
being perfected for . special from Island
Pond one or two days, at special rates,
to return after the races, In addition %
specials formerly provided.
The Canadian Pacific viii grant the
same liberal rates ~ previously, tickets
good for the entire week. The Bangor
and Aroostook will make strong bid
for Aroostook and liscataquls Count
travel, with extremely low rates and
train facilities.
The Portland aud Rumford Falls road
will run special tralns daily To thu fair
grounds returning after the races, in-
suring 10 the Inhabitants Of eastern
Oxford, accommodations never before
Realised.
The Somerset Railroad will run spe-
cials from bingham 90 connect With the
Maine Central at liberal excursion rates,
aud the main trunk line, the Maine Cen
trail xill offer every facility possible %
,ho.a xho desirs In taka In this 1rpat
exhibition. Specials viii be run from
skowhegan, Pennington, Augusta,
Rockland and Portland, TO return after
the races, while those living 0utside
these llmits will have every facility
posslble, aud the low excursion rates OF
ISIS. With the full list Of regular ex-
hiblts assured, Myrtle Peek In her daily
exhibitions % wonderful, the large show
Of looms aud other machinery, In actual
operation, In addition TO . complete
electrical display, the Festival OF fiow-
ers, the beautiful Chinese lhgoda In
City Hall, and the Pure Food exhibit,
magnificent exhibition Of hand painted
china and ths fine show Of Maine Indus
tries, thee traius ought all 10 BE- crowd
81 daily By the people Of Maine, New
Hampshlre and Massachusetts, going up
IN the annual outing at the Maine State
Pair. TIE fact that the hotel on the
grounds II % be run by Q hrst class
caterer. Will be no small lnceutlve 20 at.
tppdance. Those intending 10 exhibit o.
compete should re0ea6er that al
entries, save City Hall closs August 18th,
and secure premium lists In season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
LAST noTts ON Ins AsstMslv,

~ome feature. 81 the very successful
assembly were omitted Ia the former
reports.
The new departure" ~ class work
has made it, beginning, and II u Ia be
hoped that the advantages ~ such In
struction under such agreeable surround
log. will be better appreciated every
year.
The "I,ound Table talk. % Prof.
Robinson we're also interesting and In
structiSe.
Gymna.tic. aud physical culture are
gaining la public favor not only ne an
amusing rrcreatiou. but a. q health-re-
storatiye agency, and the opportunity
afforded In the classes for Instruction la
these systems should not be neglected,
Indeed, this may be asserted respect
Ing all the departments represented on
the program.
The excursions 10 the White Mount
aims are one exclusive advantage Of the
Fryeburg assembly With which no other
can compete. There have also been
parties Who have elimbed ChocoruA and
kearsarge. and the numerous beautiful
drives Ia the vicinity of the grove, can
not be enumerated In this limited space.
The expense Of the assembly, which
!. the great objection with many. can BE-
made very light la comparison With
what 1. afforded. by companies, large or
small, hiring cottages or bringing tents,
aud supplying their own food. Que
party Of ladies found the expense of cot
tage aud board to be less than ~ for the
whole session. This, Of course, did not
include the entrance fee Of -, or the
small class fee Of any cents.
The season ticket for this year admit
ted Its holder to eighteen lectures, i've
illustrated lectures, four concerts, the
daily cooking lecture, the chorus rehezr-
sals, and the sunday school lessons; and
every candid person Will Acknowledge
that mote than the moneys worth MAS
received, for there IL, In addition, the
pleasant social iDtercourse With sgree-
able peopl~, and many fast friendships
are formed.
In the report Of the chorus concert,
no mention MAS made Of the exquisite
harp playing Of Mas Libby Of Portland,
the wonderful Indian club swinging Of
Miss Tresdwell. and Miss Walkers
effective elocutioo, all Of. which added
much 10 the sciaf Of the occasiou. Con-
slant praise vas also given Mrs. Briggs
for her effective accomplishments.
The attendance MAS large and varied.
some Of the nelghboring towns we're
well represented. Among them, Bridg-
ton, with its three divisions, led. Brown-
field and Cornish next, while not one
was registered from Lowell. although
some persons might have attended the
evening entertainments. More than
dry towns In Maine had representatives
present, Portland sending more than
any. and forty from eighteen towns In
Massachusetts,; while New Hampshire,
Vermont, Connecticut, New lork, Sev
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, illlsols,
Wisconsin. Iowa, Nebraska and Georgia
added 10 the atfendancs- many neg
lected to register their names.
A party FROM Phlladelphla, Who had
been In camp for several weeks, pitched
their tents upon the groands during the
last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

Al the rcgimentsi reunion Of ths I'D
Maine at watervilic Corporal Conant Of
nsckheld and hls family bsud, which no
calls the md Regiment HAND, were
peesent. Corn. Coaant Was married
when he came homo from the var, and
NE union has rrsulted In fsmlly % slx-
teen children, of whom nine boys werc
there, and With father compose the hand.
Tho ages Of the sous range from
twcnty-seven down In ten years.
The oldest beats the bass drum and
cymbals, While hls next younger
brother beais the snsru drum. fhc next
one younger plays the big bass horn and
the next two, who are t~iW, are the
respective artists on the trombone and
baritone. The two youngest play the
comets. Tuesday evening tbs hand
gave = free concert In city hall before .
large an Ience.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
COMING EVENTS

Aur n-n -Grssl hor-s fair. mEby PARA
fuftlanl
sU--i Para. nanguF.
sas sln-Annaal rvuhissa tighth Mains fsEi
u.sHt As-s-tstlsn. fvsk's lslansi
sstt .; MAlue ~tsts Pair, Lewiston.
~stf o. -~tsts csstiun
>sTt Ii-tg-hP~vTth Lssxu. ststs c~nsention
liansuf.
~sts N. "a. o. -Nnnasl cattle $500 sni fair II
kiysrskls fsfk ss-s-iati,sn. hsthsl
ia l. ~ sa-ftnV -srund sNhtitian ~ ~
uNfuui 4 uunty Agricultural ~-ristv. ca IN
gf,sarli- t.tstsh >sstth Paris AMI >or~aY.
>sVt O. - q -fufty foarth SNhitition - ~
Ne-tttNfur,i Agricultural >s-isty tryee9rx
>sts - E-Tsuth eNhilitian - tn ONfur.
North Agricultural ~z-isty. Ansioser. :.
tkt = Pair - Ansir,s-cussin Nalsy Agft
rutural - isty, tantun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
Beware Of 0irtm.nts for Catarh that
contain Mercury,

.. merary ~in .arvly dessrsy Tho ssa.c of
smell AMI completely dersnge the whole ~ stsm
such Aticle. .hoahi never ts u-~i tsoets on
prcscriptioas from reputable physisians. a. The
damage they Win do V Ten fohi ~ The r.ri yoa
eau possibly derive from them. Halls Csauh
Care, manufactured by v. J. Cheney CO..
internally. sstisE iirestly UPON the bio"i an.'
Mucous surfaces ~ The - stem. In sayinE Hall.
Catarrh Cuv le sarv voa Tet the genuine. " !.
taken lntrrnaliy asi In male IN rolssio. ohio.
by D. J, Cheney a 60 rss,imonisl. frcr.
sS-soli by Druggists. priee -. ysr i,ottie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

To the IIosorAble Boari % Ceanty Commis.ioa
ere In AMI Zoe the County Of Os fori
TIE ussier.irpssi. seiestmea of the tovn al
Paris, duly authorized by q vose 10 said town
res,-stfully represent that In the year A. ID. i-si
certsin alterations wefe made by year ltoaorsbls
i-sAri In The highway iesiing from south farts "
Ilebroa. "a wii Q sev hrailsn arOusd ur south
westerly side Of what Il ksows ~ "stowell
iill," that said hstion ~ carried into e6ect vii
nol accomplish tls~ obDect sought AMI utll
bos make the grade of saii hin any essier. They
th~rvfofe pray that .aii neg losstion frVm near
the foot of aid stoweIl lill on the westerly sie
" whsre q .lrikes The rvsi ~ nov travelled
near The Top of said hin lie discontinaesi.
They further pray that such new location and
changes may te made on sAid Hebron rUsd ~
Win tend IN AVOID saii stove iliil. 90 that sueh
grading Of ssii hill may bs oriersi ~ In yonr
Ja.isment may lie deem~i proper.
They further wpre-ent that The highway kad.
lag frvsi the school house In what u kaown -
tbe fories distrit psss the house formeriy ~
eupl-i By Georre washbarn In said Paris "
Tasli Town, - eallci. 10 ma nov pcei~i Tor
pubic travel. They thervforv pray thss ssid
fosi between sALi school house and the sAti
Georse washburp house lie iiscostisu~i.
d u HAMMOND ss'ss,msa
W. 8 sTARBIRD. Of
f.fOkrER. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

The Hon. John w. Deering, Demo
cratic candidate for congrrss In the hrst
district, announcing himself In favor oi
free lumber. aud, In the same breath,
crlticising Mr.. Reed for not using great.
er efforts to maintain the duty upon that
important Maine product. IL to date, the
most amusing spectacle Of our state
campaign.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
STATE OY MAINE.

COUNTY 40 OxroRB, g;
ihari of County Commissioners, NAY sessioa
lsst; held by sajournment July 81, lsN.
UPON The foregoing petition. satisfactory evi
iesoe having tecn received that the Jetiliosers
arr responsible, AMI that Inquiry Into the m~r
lts of their Application II exIesiient. " u On
DEnkn. that tbs County Commissioners mcet Il
The once of The Cirrk Of Courts In faFts, On the
nth day Of SEA next. ~ n Of tie clock a. ~ asd
thesce prceri to view the rvutes mention.
81 In ssid petition; immeiiateiy amer which
view. q keartng Of The parties anil their vit.
nesses viii te hsd n sosne convenient pians
In The tteinity. abd sueh Other scasures
taken In the premises ~ the Commissiosers
shall judge prsper. And u IL further ORDknkD.
that hotice of The time. lare and parpose of The
Commissionerr' mertinf aforeAaid le given % oil
yer~ons anil corporations Interested, by causing
stsestei cepies of said petition snd of ths ertsr
theron " lie served upon the Cierk Ut
The town Of Paris. AMI also postet up In
three pubic plares In aaid tywn. aai publishci
lhrce weeks sacce.siseiy In the Oxford
Democrat, . nevspap<r printci % Pans
In said County of Ohferi. the IRA ef said
PUBLICATIONS, and each of The Otber notioes. N he
male. -ervei and posse.i. ~ lcass thirty days b.
fore said time of mestias. W he cod thai al
persons and corporations may then and thers
appear and shrw oause, ~ any they have. Why
Ne pr.ysr sf said petitiessrs ssssIi sOa 10
Hrahtef.
ATTssr;- ALBEIT q. AUSTIN. CHA.
A tree copy Of said I-esitiea AMI srier ef cssrs
tbercoa.
ATTEST ALBKRr Q. AUSTIN, Cisrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

Teal. ID
The team brought home . beautiful
picture. q battle sccne, Que of the prizes
Capt. ". T.. stlles ~oo at Bruns~ick,
sixth place on the state team Friday,
aud on saturday second place With the
following score;
ss yari. sSttsa ~
ssy.ri. stsssts -Si
ssyari.. SSttss I'll
On "Wednesday In the match between
the first aud second regiments field aud
staff officers, MAJ. u. y. smith made .
score Of - poiuts, and Capt. u. D. Brad.
bury a score 10 y points. The hrst
regiment officers won the prize. On the
whole the Norway boys feel pleased
With the result 10 the shooting although
IL should have been much better.
Mrs. A. n. Morrison and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. frce-
land Howe.
The city OF Portland sent Norway \
bill % ei.s.:5 for the use of the steamer.
etc, az the recent hre. A check ~ss
forwarded aud the bill aud check return
ed accompanied by letter stain. that
the department had voted To donate the
amount Ia the town. The Portland hre
department saved . large amount OF
property and the Kindness and seneron.
sction !. greatly appreciated by tho eth
yens 90 Norway.
Prof. ". n. small Of westbrook, Who
for several years VAS principal Of Nor.
way High school, Was In town this
week.
The high school building will be
ready for school by October lst.
Norway Grange held q field day at
Mrs. Ann 4. Millett's saturday. The
attendance Was unusually large. The
literary exercises consisted of recitations
aud short .pcc,hes With lots of excellent
vocal music. II Vas q most enjoyable
gathering. ilon. Edward wikgin, mas.
ter of the state grange, owing Ia sick
ness Was not present as expected.
I'd Cummings aud James faunce are
At Camp Bruln, Hanover, this week.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Frank True are visiting
At Emma smiths cottage.
Oue % Al Hills boys, II. L.. Hill, while
az the state muster, broke his lex while
wrestling with his brother.
Dr. n. l.. Jones enjoyed . lawn par
~ with about forty Of his friends at his
cottage Friday evening.
&. II. Cummings a sons commenced
work In their new pancake shop With =
crew of twenty-five hands this week.
WHEN you want footwear, or any
thing In the trunk or valise line, be sure
aud 10 To Smiley shoe store, u. n.
SWEET manager, opposite Elm Hoase,
Norway, Maine. largest stock la town.
Lowest prices In the county.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
cnuncNn.


C.lys-;sns. cssr.a ~. cs, s = !. A1ss Y
An. sahlais -.-kssl. :. sr.n.
s-sssa CeasrvEsss~sai Chsr,h. hey. u =
thiesss. Pastor rresrhins sssvks ~ tss nsya,'
a sDA -: S.'lsi uesslss. :'@ .. ~; rrulai
vsskiy Prayer hesslns. ~ 2. =. weiss-aAJ
Seuas rveyk's messisr f.si.y = . er'n
Mcths-ii-i Ckarrh. lev. J. u. kstrst., fssse,
i'@ y. ssisi kv.sias Meeting. '.~ p n.
rse>iay Prayer Nss<isx. igD 2. ~; CAss
Meeting. Friday. ''srs.
srArspurkrsses.
M.-unioa u. A. e.. No. ~ assembse.
"Wednesday Evening. ea er lsf.rv full se.a, ..
Na-.iss Hall Regular me~tinE Of ostori
Ls-isv. >a. u. In Masonic Hail, hes.tAy nvvn'
TAG o. er ssissv full wesa. osisrs css ,a ...s
Ner~sy tavi.lea. sons of Te~v<rascs. In kyer'
| .sn iian every SATURDAY svvstss.
to.or.riessla, asssiss e ,s I'LL s ss,Ss
msnt No. n. mss,. ia oli Isllsus' ilail. .ecss.i
as.i fsarth rvsiay E,eeisg. ~ eseh ~enih.
X. rs-Rexalsr messias IN Hathaway hiah.
ever, rhas-isy ksss,as AZ, w. ~ 4. -, S sss
la,,.ls". No. H. 'aess' 'A'"i srs'Ay OF s~e'
q. Hilary Rs.s Ped, M. -, Nd. 3.
Ryer-oa Hall ea ths ihlri Friday hvssins OF
: Of V.-wslnps ,sa II.lb. Camp meets ths
-s.s.i AMI fourth fri'iay evenings 81 eAsA
w.RC.-Nst. .. cvssr. iiaii sh'~i Frtiay
a. 1.' c@sss,s the ., asa ah rhar~'.y
s,eaias. % eel sasath In hyst.ss Hall
q. 81 n.->er~sy .rsss~ ""sss even "'s'
ssisriay al srAns. Hall
The ar, .s.i nlri NesiAy evening. Of eAoh
NO P.-iAk..l,e I.,is-, No. ~. mests In
Rysr-sa Hall. on the ar-t ssi hiri wednesday
EY'ssrrm. sso-. N,~ Grange HIsk. .. ,hs
asthortse-i A-ai Agent AMI oerrvsv-sndest Of M
tAmsrrat f.s Norway AMI fssorv shown him uil
he Appsrsiasssi BY ths pasnsssss.
B~.utiful weather for August.
John McDonald formerly at this place
Il spsnt tho sabbath In town.
Alopso stetsou IL grading his lot near
tannery brook.
X T.. Tucker, of Marlboro, Nsss.,
visited his relatives la town this week
lie also enjoyed day At the state mus
ter groanas.
Nr.. A. T.. Favor l. spending few
weeks With friends IN New Gloucester.
Tie 4. %. Noyes brick block ~ill h
commencs,i next week.
The military company returned frt
lay evening after weeks absence al
Camp Clcsves, Augu.ts. -.
Norway Opera House IL bcing baIll
rapidly. A large crew OF men are n
work.
Mrs. Henry french and Fannie N
Croker of Boston are Visiting In thu
yillsge.
Mrs. T.. II. Brown, Who has been very
sick, I. fast Improving.
Mr.. Adams has commenced work or
the Congregational church. When com
pleted IL ~ill he Que of the beat churches
In oxford County.
The town clock fund amounts Ia nearl,
eight hundred dollars. Norway vii
have n time keeper.
Tie following scores were made o,
TO. u. ride team t Augusta. Di.
tsuce SpD yards. Possible TO make )
points!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
STATE OF MAINE,
OXFORD. So supreme Jai,sial Court.
Hannah A. Bvwn. Libh,
s.muei 10 Brv,..

II
OXFORD. So supreme Jai'eisi Court
Hannah A. Brvwn. Libh,
We.
samuel ID. Bv~n.
Libel for divorre. uhrrvin The lilslant alkTs'
| that she Was married. W The sahi htshs 90 WI
ram In the County % Osfori asd stAte Of haine
on The eI-,snth day Of February. a. y. l.s
that The sati nbelant and lilsiee 90 hAsits-t iu
this state amer their sat marrtaxe that said ilsi
asi has rsli~i hesv In Eo faith one year PRIOR d
the date hervof. that tbe hl<lAnt has ever iseu
ali iiisIs has len sdisi oftbs same ,nsi
| on 90 About The hrst day ef harch =. ID. l~s, ~
asssriy desers~i The nleiast without rva.oaAbls
casse assi has costinsei AID dessrsion TOE th.vs
MEL. That tWo chikifvn have been born "a
then during their .ah marriage. 18th of WHOM
are nov living, via. Minnie Nay hroun. horn
June txh. 10. iso, and Laura t,ta l'rovn.
that Q divors from the bosds of maiFtmesy
l<tveen herself and said hi,elee may lie derresi.
Asd the iibelass further aleres that she has
usri rvasoaable diligence 10 asc.rtaln ths pre-.
80. ssd does nos ksow .hsr.h i.. ,
u,NNAH A. Known.
STATE Os MAINE.
August sth. A. %. isss.
The said nhelast ms,te oath that ths shove al
's.''a - 10 The Wit wxiTs Il re rsmniSs ''
Jssslos Of the rsace.
Libel insert~i IN vrit of attsehmsps.
Ad dsmnum. ties
Date Of VIVA. Ausu.t 2, tsA.
Returnabss ssu,sd Tuesday ef 0ssslsr. ist.
STATE Or MAINE.
supreme Julkial Court. In Vacation.
Bsthei. August "a, lso4.
Upoa ths forrsoiss HAL. OnDGnkD. rkst The
nlstast Give n.tke 81 the said saWsel ID. nrvyu
70 sppear beforv she js.stce NJ sur raprvwe IN
dielaf CosSt. % bs sskien % rarts whhta asd
for the Cssssy ef Oxfsri. 90 NE ses~sd Tses-
day Of Ostol<r. 4, p, isst, b. pssn.hlss an a.
seSsei copy sf sski htei. AMI tkls eriev tkereoa.
thsps vrsks sscres~tvsiy ~ The Oxford Demo
crst . pevsraIrr psintet In Paris, In oar Co.ney
Of OI fori, ts lssi psbltc.tbeH " 10 thirty days
q hast pstss " aid seuSsd Tuesday sfOttobef,
lnHs. thai he mar there asrt thu In oar sak
CourS APPEAR anil skow osass 70 any - have.
Why tse prayer Of ssti hsslass ssesh 10 b
ENOCH vOsrER. Jsssies
sf the ssprssns Jesfietai Coar-
srvs copy Of nLsi asd sssiss ef sosics thsrs-
Atsea- Ai.RgKr =. AUSTIN. Cisrk.
wahss r. fsrtiss. ksa- CsrsisA. Attorney fos
sse%.s<
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

raaxsuINa MACHINE zen sALR,
.! 81 !.s :.'' 1 sii:; .: a -. ...''
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atss AND rrsRe.

After eighteen months ~ tbe most bit
ter political wrangllng. the great Demo
cratic party has, AZ last, "doOe some,
thin" The house has surrendered
horse. foot and drsguon" To- the senate,
aud passed. the senate tarif hill. This !.
the identical bin whlsh President
GroVsr Cleveland, In his rr,-nt rsmark.
able letter o. ChNirmtn Wilson. called
"a mes.ur- 81 perfidy aud dlshonor"
and writes further: GLOW can ne face
the people after ibdulging In such out
rageous DETERMINATIONS aud violation.
% principlesr' VIII some one please
rise and tell him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

winterport 10 one Of the Maine towns
that IL enjoying genuine old-fashiooed
building booo tAls Swimmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

Il 10 said that the Dab that b most
rapidly lncrsaslng In naias waters b The
land locked salmon.
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N.w ApNkkIIsENGNrl

us-ss. ~ha... guhl~r..
srsuts "a ants-i
lfYskarx AcRismy.
~sls-sl ~upplie-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

Immediately on the passage % this
bin the sharrs 10 the sugar trust, the
cord.ge trust and the leather trust adj
Vanccd sharply. They fairly Jumped
With delight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

This new tariff bill don't seem Ia suit
anybody except the trusts. The rank
and file % the Democratic party itself
Isn't suited with II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

But how about the provisions % free
lumber and free woOls IN YOU see any
body hilarious about them In this corner
~ the world you can make up your mind
that he lives over the Canadian line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

However bad thl. or any other tariff
bin that the Democratic party might
give u.-good results will follow and
bstier times ensue. why Because the
Period % tariff tinkering" uncertainty
u past. We know What To expect.
Manufacturing establishments can nov
adjust wages To suit the new tariff, and
start the wheels % industry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
rOR GOvERNOR.
HENRY B. ClEAVES,
or Isortl~nca.


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