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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
RESOLUTIONS.

At n stated meeting Of Delta Lodge,
No. l53. Free. aud Accepted Mssons,
May 10Th, A. ID. lsot, the following
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, IL has pleased the Supreme
Architect of the Universe 10 remove
from our midst our late brother Mar
shall Walker and
Whereas, Ills Invaluable services and
labor so efficiently rendered In the early
formation Of this lodge, who In connec-
tion with Others 80 earnestly labored To
place this lodge on safe foundation.
thereby adding another star 10 the ilrms-
ment Of Masonry that covers this Grand
Jurisdiction, therefore, be Il
Resolved, By Delta Lodge, No. i5j,
y. and a. ~, that In the death Of
laments the loss Of brother who was
an active member Of this society; whose
utmost endeavors were exerted for lts
welfare and prosperity; q friend and
companion who Was dear to us all; q
citizen whose upright and noble life was
4 standard Of emulation to his fellows.
Resolved, That the heartfelt sym
pathy Of this lodge be extended to his
family In this, their great aiiiictlon.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records Of this lodge,
aud copy thereof be transmitted 10 the
family of our deceased brother, and TO
each Of the papers published In Oxford
County.
T.. j. Morris, Committee on
JoIIS A. fARRINGrON, Resolutions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
IohN,s lgYTGR.

Bicycllsts 20 humping by here quito
frequently. see nothing 10 prevent
the coming generations from being hump
backed and bow.leggcd. The town u
drawing down the hills aud hlllnG up the
valleys Tor the "Ilis" aud Tor those Who
may Wish to cart their stun to the station.
The hills were well enough before u
kept claycd.
| was nj the y. n. l.. N. ut East lie
bron Thursday. A very pleasant neigh
borhood there. The Lord spread . table
In Ills house aud the good people OF
Hebron spread q table In the Grange
Hall. Both were well filled and were
very satisfactory To the Inner and the
outer individual. IL was . large gather.
Ing from all points Of the compass. Met
an old friend from Peru, from Milton
anil two Interesting young ladies' from
IVES, Paris. II u IL particulars you
want one of them weighs III pounds
and the lesser one llj, II j. j. fuilers
scale. are correct.
Uncle John Daggctt aud sunt came 10
yi.lt us from Neponset, Mass, yester-
day and we hope to spend the summer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
MAINE cHAUTAUoUA UNION.
ATTRACTIONS oFTEREp At IuIs WAX
ASSEMBLY At TRNEBUEG.

ASSEMBLY, At FRiEbt re-.
The readers of the Democrat will b.
Interested "a learn that the Maine ohsu-
tauaua Union will hold the annual
assembly on the beautiful grounds In
Fr,eburs. which this year have been
purchased and become the property 81
the Union. The assembly will begin
July 2iih aud continue ill August nth.
During these three weeks there viii be a
constant Succession 81 meetings, lee
turr., classes AMI entertainments such
a. never have b.en known before.
The corps of instructors IL larger than
ever, for new departments have been
added. There will be- as usual the sun
day school Normal Department, con-
Quoted By Rev. y. III. Morgan. The
Cooking Class will be unier the instruc-
ton 81 Miss Anna Barrows, who Will
INTRODUCE new features In this popular
class. Prof. y. 4. Bowdoln will be AZ
AZ the head Of the Musical Department
again, aud will be assisted by some Of
the be.t musical talent In the state.
Mis- Libby the harplst will be present.
Prof Bowdoln has secured the use ~ one
~ Greasy, Ione. a Aliens "iilasins" up
right pianos, which will be played by
Mi.s Mary A. Cobb. Prof. W. \. Rob
inson continues his instructions In GYM
nastics. aud thi. year be- will be- assisted
by Mis-. Iuella J. sleeper. The class In
Botany will be continued under Mrs.
Wilson, Who Was the teacher last year.
Prof. Forbes, who made the study of
MinsralOgy so interesting aud profit
will also give practical talks each even.
Ing on Astronomy. New clssse. Viii
be formed Ia German, under Miss Mary
l.. Fish; Parliamentary law. Mrs. T.. ".
Osgood: Physical Culture, Miss linnie
u. Treadwell.
Among the lecturer. will lie Mrs.
Mary A. I.iyermor, with two new lee
lures: James Clement Ambrose, Esq,
Who Vas "a ith the assembly last season;
Rev. Howard 4. clifford will tell of a
"Isamble In Europe" John :. Barrows
of the Boston Journal; rev. q. W. Cal
lagher, ~. u; Rev. George W. Hunt OF
BrocktOn; Harry W. kimball. who lee
lures on the Good world;" Miss Lucia
:. y. kimhall; Rev. J. %. Wilson. ID. ID. !;
Nine. LAVAL Iarskal of syria; Pres. IL.
l.. whitman, II. u, ofColby tniyersity,
and Illustrated lectures BY A. II. Fisk Of
New York. l,ey. J. J. Lewis of Boston,
Rev. I. II. Packard.
The usual white Mountain excursions
will be continued and many delightful
excursions about the beautiful surround
lngs Of the grounds among the lovely
scenes Of ..Old Oxford" will add TO the
pleasures 90 the season. Programmes
may be obtained of Rev. George ID.
Lindsay the conductor.
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LINES.

addressed 90 the family Of The
= Mr.. n. A. Abl,ott. UPTON. MsieeD
The r,.,sr Death has come once more,
AMI lssrns year lowell one h"ms,
Art siss Who vac your guiding star
IL laid within The tomb.
II. hari N part. but tel hnsw be-''
~ he has whispered "some
We feel that her wofk u sn.issi nov
AMI thai u has tssn "uel done.
A faithful nsishl..,. coun-elor. friend;
We, .he lo,ei her chill lra lost.
For Voa she all her life hath toilet,
Hat nov she Il NJ rcst.
she worked Tor you. Her nfe ~. Ten
the oea-sls.- task ~ hs,e,
To esincsis. si,i.s. AMI warn,
AMI I.nint b. hss,en aho'e.
she fear.l for yoa. she test coafi hn"~
ksth's pleasures lare fIom eei.
She Anew the snsre- that walt your fees.
For the Path ~ hfe shs hath trvl:
she kns~ how easy u VAS for youth
To nm onward with the tile,
AMI that de.iruction's ~ays az. broai
unle-. yoa cboo.s Dol q. guide.
she prayed fOr yea. We, 'hs pnyei fo'
with he power u mother. payer
She f.it thai her strength uas falling last
That no Inore you ooah have her care.
You have falthfai tsen ~ year mother herr
Ne faithful ~ her s~i.
IL faithful In the ~Alks ~ life,
All tr,ai tho Path. III. ,r,'i.
No, homo. IN. obi home. will no, be - dear
>ou mother has gone assy.
she has l.esn the tis that boani yea tbe'r'
shs Ia. l-en your cutie ani stay
Bu, no~ yoa must each 80 fufth alone,
lite. tsiile. 81 Win % lo..,
IT,. ,.,e. an, l-for, yoa-ths rtsht an.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
TALK or The STATE.

The Maine t'niycr.allst convention
Was held at Blddeford las, week.
The Maine Homeopathic Society met
la annual session at Augusta last week.
plphthcrl, has made Il. appearance
again In the insane hospital at Augusta.
John Bowe ~ Bowdoin was found
drowned In wlnnegsnc- Greek, Bath,
Thursday, aged II years.
Ground was broken on the wiscassct
aud Quebec Railroad at wi.cassst Mon
day morning. The event was celebrat-
ell In grand style by the citizens OF Wis
cssset.
The centennial % the incorporation OF
the towns 81 Dresden aud Alma, also OF
the freedom IL Sheepscot toll bridge,
will be celebrated nj sheepscot on June
I'D with appropriate exercises.
Mrs. Cora Leighton % Durham was
handling arcyol,cr when II Was accident
ally discharged, the ball entering her
breast aud taking q downward course.
II IL not thought she can live.
A man aud n boy AZ winthrop were
TRYING experiments With water aud lime,
and corklng the bottle which contained
them tight, Il exploded, and both man
aud boy may lo.e their eyesight.
Mr.. WIN. q. sawyer Of Lisbon Falls,
a man about 20 year. of age, committed
suicide by shooting with revolver. lie
has had Respondent spells for year or
more, aud committed the act Ia one OF
them.
The sawyer murder In Monmouth re-
mains AZ much mystery a. ever.
I,umors of clue. come quite frequently,
aud are promptly denied. IL appears
that some papers of value which had not
been stolen were found la the house
after the murder.
Mis-. Lulu Erskine Of l,ockland CON-
mitted suicide by drowning at Peek.
skill, ~. She was q most estimable
young lady. aud no cause could be as
signed for the act. A physician gives
II a. al. opinion, after considering all the
circumstances, that she did Il while suf-
fering from acute religious mania.
A young fellow Was arrested In Port
land last Tuesday by saco officers for
passing forged checks, aud an exsmlpa-
tion Of his case develops about as large
number Of aliases and AZ varied an as
sortment Of swindling schemes ne any
crook can furnish. One Of his occupa-
lions was lecturiDg To young peoples
religious organizations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
COUNTY CONVENTION.

-. u.,.,,i.ii.sn salsr- ~ nNfuri tuahtlt az
,...,.,-.t.-t A. u,sst ~ sonteutls.n Al ~ '...'
49,. P.rt- nm ga Tue-,i.y, Iuns ish. -,
A n oisi.k a n. for IN puft-.-s ~ 49,
- ffllat.r- tsf tn follu~inE once, w. ~
s....t..g. CourtV Trca.nrvr. tuuutY Auotns''
,..uvty 1orsrsi..ionsr ~beftf. tisfs ~ NeeiN-,
$780,. ~ p-s-is Coz the tas,srn an.i VEIN
E.xt.try nistftts. Also o. chss'-s a hsie''' an
taautv toInmittcc. - 49,.
s1..i. ~ r,prr-sntatioa vii - a. tol.s.
ia t..wn AMI plsntstiun organizer tet - -.
,.urt-s..r. .i - entit-i o. uos ,lesgats, - -
..i.iiti,n.i ,isi~.ats fof eNerY - Nots- ts.' -
-, - $500 esu.ili.ts Cor t.oYeTnor IN w
$3.50. elise a majority frartien ~ - ts,ss
~tIi -. eutitls ths tuSn D. an shn'i"na wv
gate. inc. in l.. Al,
...t.1 al an. Hubbard liou-s Al y u.ra-A On M
5oornins "a ths conyentien, O. resvi'e Ns Nv
,lsutiai. - ths dsl.xsts-. ---,...-
Frrerist ofthe t.spae!iran ,.sn'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
COMMUNICATION.

Eliior D,aOcr1i:
Ia the Democrat 10 June 5th was an
editorial, abiding Ia Chandler Garland
aud the position he has, and does, occu.
nv before the public. !, asa friend of
Mr.. Garland aud citizen of the same
town, most sincerely thank you for your
frank aud candid statements, and those
fact. an boldly stated. "lt IL manlfc.tly
unfair, unjust and wicked that Mr.. Gar
land should be handicapped In the race
by ih. circulation ~ an exploded false
hood" In the generosity of your own
hearts will live Ia your credit, when
those who forget the common ties 81
high. noble, generous manhood, Will AK
for new hearing before the public.
"I.emember those In bonds .. bound
With them" and when dark clouds at
mingled adversely and sorrow rack the
brain and wiring the heart, ,haritably
consider, cspdidly weigh and nobly vim.
dictate your manhood by an impartial
aud candid conclu.lon-,hcn justice sits
cnthrobed.
m. q. nRDwN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Maine has a new Industry. \ party 81
gentlemen have purchased an Island near
Hoothrsy and established = black t"N
stock farm upon u. Arrangements have
t.eu made % dispose % thu fur Ia the Lon
don market. II already promises 10 he
a fiouri.hiug Industry that i, When
they ct .ome ioN-s. That essential
pant 10 the scheme hasn't been secured
vet. and they are now occurring ne
country In search 20 some animals With
Which 10 stock their ranch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
DIED..

In Norway. June q. Lydla %. Hall. ss~i 81
In ns,hsl. June 4. Georr. v. Fsr~eii. asei u
In Ks,sr vsu.. May ~. Ei-yn N. Norton
lin ws.t samnsr, May D. rrne.t Avis. In
f.nt .sa of Alvin Gsvy. ase-i sl.oat Q wcst.
In Milton Plantation, Nay -, Asr'" besn
Is Rumfori FaIi., Nsy ~. wilfr.i. ."n Of
Tr,-i pe..aint, srrsi . year AMI Z months.
In Itxnshi, MAY ~, Mr.. Ioui-s Rsy noiis. OF
Canton. asrsi 81 year. ani months
In Itosbury. May n, infant .on OF MI and
Mr.. seth o. Brs,ieen.
In Erysburg, Jane s, fsr~ell Cuts E,ans.
10 Peru, June I. .. N. Brvwn.
in Norway, lane Z, Frank whitmaa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
goa sIAArOR.

We are requested to announce that the
name Of ~. n. poor % Andoycr will be-
presented at the county convention a. a
candidate for senator Tor the eastern
senatorial district. The candidates Tor
this ofiicc nov being Hon. George D.
Hammond % Paris. John :. Harlow
ESQ. Of pixheld aud a. u. rcor, Esq.'
~ NuloyeF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

col. Breckinridge l. making an attempt
al securing a triumphant yindication In
the form 81 a reelection "a congress, and
kentucky l. witnessing one of the warm
est campaigns % recent wears, some OF
Col. Bfcckinridge's beet friends tried To
Induce him to withdraw, but he proposes
10 make Il tight Ia the finish. Here :
hoping IL will finish him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
MARRIED..

\. Servs,. June q, by Rev. q. X. Angel,
Henry y Fs,or ssd LlIisN hs-e,e. sosh OF
In Rsmferi ysIis, Mar .. I.wssl , rsyin
In InJe,eg. NAYS. sy Rev. v. v. Norcross,
wye d. Gcidard and EsssIla T.. Howard. ,'osh Of
lumfori
In Rsskaeli. Jane T. by Rev. Chas. =, Ocien
ef we-piforis, Dr Aussin W. iien.t "f 's'if"r'
AMI Mary A. Gariner of Busknshi.
In Beth~l, Juse q. by NV. y. v. neem. MI.
Herman A. shillinEs ~ Harvard. Mass, ansi
Me. srsce y. sro,er 1T fsethei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Il Was reported not long aimee that
Good VIII Farm WAS TO receive
gift Of $4,000 from an unknown do
nor In Bath. Mr.. lllnckley disclaimed
any knowledge Of such gin, but the
report has received the confirmation
furnished by the publication OF the
names Of the donors. They Are two wom-
en- Who have recently Inherited quite .
large estate, and make use OF . portion
Of lt In that way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

The house ~ representatives came To a
vote on the rrpeal 10 the state bank taN'
with considerable expectation that the
repssl would pass, bat seVcnty-hNe Dem
acrats could not swallow that wildcat
proYision % their platform. aud voted
sgainst the rrpesl. and Il was defeated.
Tom gs.d didn't need to canvass the
house To- find cat whether u Was g"lng
a. pass IL aid b. knew u wouidnt
pass. lscsuse u Nss IN the thi''go plat
form. lie said Il betorc the vote Mas
taken, too.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


CuruCuka-
Cni,er>anss Churh. R<v. caroline y. ANGEL
r..sss. rvs.hlng .s,,ss .s ss"aAy' " HOO
sss.si Congregational Chursh. Rev. III. =.
ehieoat. fs-s.r. Prevailing -s!,ice. SUNDAY I,
10 n a. n; sabbath >shool. u u A. n; sesiai
S Ss.:lss s 30 : w.l.. sss Young rssr.
Nsss.ii., Cksr,h. Rs,. J. %. Re,-rt.. Pastor.
frsehias set,,cs, 10 ~ A. ~, ssh'.ih ss".''
Ias-.lsy rmysr Nes,iss. iio =. ~. Clas.
Meeting. frtlay. ser.s.
srArkpnkKrnes.
FaA M.-unioa u. A. C. No. D. Assemblies
"Wednesday E,sntns. ON err hsfore fun m.-en, a.
Ms-olne iiali, h.<ular me,inS o, osior'
ias on or lsfore fail moon. oxfcri Coancil, "
=. NJ frtlsy evening. On 90 amer fuil msoa
Norway Division. sous II Temperance, In hysr
Ia n ,,a5sss a S. s n oh r,iIo~.'
meni. No. IN. me.ts Ia ohl fs,iows' Hall. .ccond
ana foar,h tri.iay kssnlnzs 81 .ssh m"n'n,
ever, rsar-.isy T,snins. 4, q, A. -. Noy..
pi,i.isn. NJ. ", mc.t. thlri Friday OF osfh
"a. Hilary Ra., re-,, No. -, met. In
gy,r-oa Hall on The thiri frtiay k'enins o'
= of V.-welnns,oa IIolb. Camp meets The
-esosd AMI fOarth friaisy evenings oi sA'"
w'Rc-Ne,. Ia Grange Hall ,hiri fr,lay
m a. a. C'-Mcs,s The ~ ani t,h THURSDAY
evening. of sash mooth in Hyef-"n ualL -
q. efiI.->orwsy ,.nnEe meet. every "'"e'
Narwsy Iight infahtry. - Regular nesting
ne art AMI thiri frtsy evenings of essh
month.
lI.u H. anil thlrl MetHssilAY
evenings % cssh month.
n rssIru. ESQ, New srsnse Bisk. .. ths
aaihoriss.l hssl agent AMI c"rrc.Ieadsnt OF W W
Dctas-rai Cor Norway AMI f.,ot- shown hin VII
ls spprc,isiei BY the publishers.
:. A. stevens I. hard at work Of late
surveying lots on Main street.
The treasurer of the relief fund reports
the receipts In cash Ia amount to
sI,lllgi, besides very large amount of
beSldlng, clothing, etc.
Another town meeting has been called.
N will be held NJ Concert Hall June ~
at . o'clock m the afternoon, To act on
the following articles;
Att To eh.o-s ams.isrsisr.
AZ IL To .cs N thu town will VIDE D. rc-rind
tlss ,uts ps.-et MAJ sth last. whsr.bg 'he
-.isstmsn Ger, authoftfc,i 81 lsass OF The N"f
way naikting Association for t"~n purls'-s- :
hall. aftnufN uuiN A--ae-tiH NttL
M III sso ani al tA,e. assessed on The baiiiins
fof tenn 10 lftesn year,. u The N",s u ~ inl
81. a. - What iustruCtiOn. The tosn vii give
The sehestmen r,iatise h. the terms 81 '"sh
ka-s. -
AT M. To -, " the ts~n yin Scte ~ olson
tinas ths rssi from Paris =" srcsnw"-l
through the n0rtheAstsfly rau ~ >or~sy'
Au ~. To ~ n The tosh vii vote " n.'"n
tttt.s a.. f,s.l ff,srn the aht Waterford rpsi q
Iis plsss Formerly eccup'e'i by Albion L. iillL
There I. much interest In the ap-
preaching town meeting, and u u nov
promising To be Que Of much Importance
Ii l. reported by the association thai
much depends upon the action of th'
town a. Ia their rebuilding the oPer'
house.
out Of possible - at ~ yards, tn
following scores were made by me mbcr'
Of 60. u, LIT Regiment;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

4 Thorndlke man found that his dog
had Killed Que % hls sheep, aud be dug
a grave and buried the dog and shs"p
idle hy side. The trouble With h,,
Kind 20 an arrangement IL, u u general
IN somebody's else dog which does The
killing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

EI.Mayor Winter Of Hallowell treas
ures q pocket piece that has rather
queer history. Something Ike my years
ago the future mayor planted ball doh
lar In the garden With the youthful hope
that he could raise dollars Ike water
melons. The other day man at work
for Mr.. Winter dug the pIece up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

II would seem that the people OF
Maine are enthusiastic botanists-more
49, than one would have supposed. IL l.
aid that some varieties ~ flowers have
actually disappeared from certain local.
tie. beCau.e people when botanifing pull
them up by the roots.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
MERE AND THERE.

The Republican state and congres,lon-
Al conventions which met last week were
remarkable for their numbers aud en-
tbusa.m. and their work ~ rcuomi-
hating was well done. The nominations
will be smphstically endorsed by the
people Al The polls In september.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

The seyeuieen-yesr locusts are dde
this year. bat naturalists assure "a That
they Do very little damage Ia anything
and that their coming need not be lear
81. That idea l. certainly contrary 10
the general impression.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
STATE ~ MAINE


ssssssiss dsssi ths tvsssy eighth day % May.
n. supreme Jsiisiai Cosrt Toe Ihs County d
On f.ri q the term tiervof iefus and he'll 90
shs ar,. TUESDAY q MAJ, A. - iss 70 M 49,, %
ss,,s"es small Of kslc,sr II iss Ceassy II oI'
fos,i. sxaIsst Adiie A Ottisnoa of The same An.
dover. for thrrs hundred eighty .e,en dollar.
sna ninety thrcs osns., ds.s OF damage. and
suit. and Win i.e coli q pubic au.tioa 81 th.
AN once of Jsmes \. Wright In "a. Paris In SAIL
county Of OIfort, IN the Highest iadder, On the
fourteenth day of July. A. u, ist. a. ssn osm IN
the forenoon. The following deesrite.i raj estate
ssi ali The rrhi. ilik ssd Interest whieh The All
Aa.iis A. Wtirpea has IN and te the cam. 90 hsi
on The foursssnth day of November, A. ID. i.r.
Al o'slcsk aud 10 minutes In The snsfn"oni 'ne
time when the same was sftasbei On The WI "
hs zane .sl, 70 az ss's vs. gs 10 ., ""ansy
Of Nv fori AMI Icing The heme-tssi 10 AMI saihi
in.. thsrron % Tia ssii Adiis A. vui<son
i-sansie.i Q. foll.ws beginning a a ',ais .'s
ste.i Midway In the east lins 81 TIE ~ ~hass
- n. Of the lsis Joshua small dessase.i AMI sitn
a,s-i on the uess line ~ The main raj AMI run
Mag fr.m said stale southeriy twelve rolls,
-four asi one half hnks D. ths north hne q, the
lssi noe os FORMERLY ovnei sni .:saplsi si
sioax alb lat namei line westerly ~ the .as,
line 81 lani of Mr.. Dresser. on the 'ii,tins Hoe
ON The vest of aid small AMI lsni % saii Mrs.
Drv-.er aai thepoe along ssii dividing Dr.-ssi
ahi Joshua small lins northeriy iwsls. roi. AMI
foat ant one half hnks % the stale -, miiwsy
on sali last name.i In. sni fron, SAID ssake Al
risn an sle- 81 the hr-t nsmsi point 81 issin
Mag; The sane tsins the southsrly half With ths
baikiius- thsreon. 81 the lot formerly g~nci ~
the late Joshua small, ani nov O~ne.i by sshl
p.s..i mi. IN dsy % June, 4. o.. I-.a
NJ. sro>f. D,paiy sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Real merit IL the Characteristic OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and Il 10 manifested
every day In the remarkable cures this
medicine accomplishes. Hoods Sara
parilla Il the Kind. Try lt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
sIN.LE COrtt;s.

s,.x,. Cop,.. % the nsmcsrat A.. foar CIT.
saeh rhsy ~iIl - uAilesi On rccstlse 81 p.ss =,
- ,,,hn.6.r- On f,,r ths eoaycnience ot iaifees
-, 80. a ~ e.rh issue have leen pisecl on
-. "A tbs f,,llg~tnx place IN n tcunJ
so r.rt.. t.erry'- pTug >tsrv.
~hartkrs prux ~ture.
<.,,..v >ave-' nruz ~tsro-
pEail Aifv,si Ooie, f,r-trnAstsr.
,vx.ear. AZ Ls~t.. tn.ursncs o@es.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Boss Croker Of Tsmmany Hall i said
"a have laid az snug million during
the ten years b. has been Ming OF New
York. That l. better paying Oh even
than bsipg .heTifi oi cumberland ,oun-
~ two terms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

n l. said that proof can he Furnished
Of the indiseriminste killing OF more
than ls5 moose In the woods near the
Canaan River during lAst winter. VI
this number q certain old hunter IL
charged With the killing Of 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

A. for Mis- Pollard, Il Il due Ia her To
say tia; shc has appeared 10 the general
public since the noted trial only once,
and then not 10 her own volition, but
through the efforts % the reporters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

I. w.a r.n.. Is.. !. 70 the ~,s Of AnAs'
is Scrs Norway. Juss q. 10 ne uiis Of rrvi
Il B:riis. \. 10, June !. 10 The wife of u. X
In wss, ssmssr. June I. 10 he wife Of Geo.
fersss. Jas. Z. 10 The wife Of on,sr T'ns'
in Iss; i..A.l. Ju.s .. N the wife OF John s.
BrvUn, q con.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

In BANGOR luo unlicensed dogs have
b.en Killed this year. The mortsitN
among unlicensed CANNES In the COUP
try sections hasn't been anything alarm
Ing a. Vet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

The citizens Of Camden are moving for
an all night police force In order to put
Q stop 10 rowdyism that has lately mAae
itself exceedingly obsoxioas In the "wes
sma' hours"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

rssx. q year ~ pshi strictly IN siy.ses'
Oshsr~i-s siSs year. siasls oor's- es"'~
Ap,,xr,.s~s~r. Al Isxsl s.lyer'i-ewsa =. sr
s,v,n thres consecutive insertions tef =.
lr,h IN A.nxth 81 column. -tssiA eeaue.s
male Win L-Al. transient ami ye>fV S'''''
ers-
Ion pnt<rf~a ,-Ns~ type. Tat prs--ess ssn
t-,.,r expsrtence<i workman and ~ 49,
soo,eies A.. make this aspsrtmsn, Of 0ef ee-'
ns.. COO plsts AMI popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Mr.. Atkinson's argument Ia TO show
that this great increase OF mortgage
debt does not argue disaster, but rather
prosperity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Hoods Pills are the beat family
cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless,
reliable, SURE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
A DECADES INCREASE.

There are manv suggestions In the fol-
lowing group % figures from Mr.. Aik'n-
sons article In the May Forum, when
show the ratio 20 increase In the nitei
states between l>>o aud l>so;