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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-03-01
SHE.

A verse to thee, sweet sir, send.
Forgive its lines if halt and lame.
Words that from ont the heart do Wend
On paper do not look the same.
So, should this poor verse not imuart
What | would say, know that ii he
To prove that am not, sweet hcart,
-Aversc to thee!
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-03-01
Thirteen Million Voters.

If women had the right of franchise
in all the states, there would be 49, 800,
600 voters in THIS country.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-03-01
. Observation-Disclosures Y7e9e99e9ee9N

PIP. p. purifles the blood. builds up
the weak and debilitated, gives
strength to weakened n srves, expelss
diseases, giving the patient health and
happiness where sickness, gloomy
feelings and lassitude first prevailed.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-03-01
Boston Clothing
Store.

CAUTION.-If dealer offers w. l..
Douglas shoes at "a reduced price, says
he has them without name stamped on
bottom, put him down as a fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
Thl, IsA RepublIcan rear.

This IL . Republican year!
Everybody knows aud acknowledges
Il, but the magnitude Of the Republican
lam Of IL astounds everybody when II
comes out.
Elections were held last Tuesday In
forty-one states.
It va. expected that the Republicans
would be generally successful, but the
result IL q landslide With which there ls
nothing In our political history to com.
pare excep, the overturn Of two years
ago, when Cleveland Was elected presi-
dent aud the entire national government
and many OF the state governments were
turned over Into Democratic hands.
The overturn Of this year IL more re-
mArkable than that.
The resuit Ia, In brief, that the Repub-
leans carry every Northern state by
plurallties ranging from 3,oot a0,oo'
and have made number Of breaks In the
solid south. 60 that West Virginia,
Maryland, Delaware, and perhaps Ten
nes,ee and Missouri, stand In the Repub-
ilcan column, while North Carolina 10
very likely carried by . fusion OF Re
publicans and Populists. Democratic
msjori,ies In the other southern states
are generally reduced.
The Republican plurallties In the
northern states are approximately a.
given In the table below:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
AN INJUNCTION ASKED FOR.
TROUBLE OVER ruE >Ew RAiLRoAi
~ SWIFT RIVER.

IL MAS rumored few days since that
there MAS trouble over the construction
Of the new Rumford Pslls and Rsngeley
lakes Railroad. The people whose land
Was being taken for the railroad, while
they liked 10 see the work OF building
them . railroad going on, felt that u
would have been better u the railroad
company had adjusted the land damages
la the hrst place, before any work Was
done. Instead Of pursuing this plan,
the company had let contracts 10 build
the road, and work VAS begun upon
every mile Of the road, from liumford
Falls To lIoughton's, without making any
arrangements or any negotiations With
regard TO the matter Of damsges. This
naturally made the land owners feel .
little uncomfortable.
To Increase this feeling Of discomfort.
q new trouble appeared. Near Hop
City in Byron, the railroad location
crosses the highway three times within
q short distance, and runs parallel TO the
highway between crossings, the railroad
for part Of the way being little above
the highway on side hill. Il u alleged
that the contractors have teen dumping
earth aud stones over the embankment
without regard To lie effect upon the
highway, and that this course has caused
the town much expense and impeded
travel. IL furthermore appeared that
the location approved by the railroad
comtiissiorers extended only from, Rum
ford fslls 10 swain & Reeds MILL 10
Roxbury. and from that point 10 ilough-
tons. where work WAS going on, the
builders had no legal warrant whatever
for taking the land. THIS matter was
arranged Last week by the railroad com.
pany hllng the necessary papers and
plans for the extension Of the location
over this part Of the route. IL Was ex.
planned as q simple inadvertence that
this had not been done earlier.
The selectmcn Of Byron, acting
through the advice Of their counsel, Hon.
q. II. liersey % lIueknrld, petitioDed
for mn iLjunciion. A hearing on the case
10 assigned for Monday NOON, at l'Ort-
land, before Judge Haskell. Hon. w. ii.
Newell Of Lewiston sppssrs for the rail-
road.
An smIcable settlement Of the matter
will doubtless be arranged.
OF the eighteen miles OF the new rail-
road, twelve are already graded. THIS
twelve miles Of course comprisss the
sasiest portions. Ths deep cots will Be
left until spring.
u IL now proposed and expected that
the entire eighteen miles VI the road
shall b completed and open fos travel
the nrss Of July, 1895, Ne arst ten miles
ous nooth earlier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
The LATEST.
Tss Moro They L.sksd. the Msss
the Wsadss drew.

Instead of the later returns having
the expected effect Of Increasing the Re
publican victory In some places aud re-
ducing Il In others, the effect Of the later
returns IL all one way, and that 10 = de
gree that makes the overturn something
without parallel In our history.
The indications are now that the next
house Of representatives will have 30
Republicans, . majority OF ~ over all.
The Populists elected only two congress-
men from the West, but number from
the South In opposition to Democratic
candidates. The Nevada congressman
!. elected ~ the representative Of the
silver men, without regard to any party.
az the Democratic representatives
from the North, Massachusetts, furnishes
one. New York i've, Pennsylvania two,
Ohio one, aud there will be three or four
others outside Of the South, making
not more than ten In all. Twenty.four
Of the forty.four states will have solid
Republican delegations. The most
Of the prominent Northern Democrats
have gone under In the crash. Holman,
wilson, Outhwaite, Bynum. Dockery.
Hatch, Cummings, slckles, Tracey, Tom
johnson, Springer, Fiihian, ilarter, all
are gone. bland, the father Of the
present silver dollar, Acknowledges VI
against him, and will not ap.
pear In the next house.
The senate will probably have u Re-
70 Democrats, and elk Popu-
lists, thus giving the Populists the bal.
ance Of power.
The breaks made In the solid South
may Be summed up thus:
In Maryland the Republicans gained
three congressman, half the whole num-
Der.
West Virginia IL solldly Republican,
and Democratic leaders fear that the
change 10 permsnent.
Delaware IL all Republican.
The Republicans gain several con-
gressmen 10 Kentucky.
10 Tennessee the Republicans have
elected the governor aud carried at least
three congressional districts.
Missouri astonlshed the country BY
slecting Republican governor and .
legislature, and at least four
cougressmeu.
Ths moro the result is' studied, the
Irsatss The wonder grows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Complete and official returns may
change these figures somewhat, but not
materially.
The national house of representatives
I. changed from . Democratic majority
Of nearly . hundred Ia = Republican INA.
Joriiy % about sixty. one Democrat Is
elected from New acknowledgement
Of Massachusetts,. The Democratic rep
re.entAilon from the other Northern
state. will be very small, while a num-
Der Of breaks have been made In the
south, and several Republican con-
grc..men will be returned from that
section.
Especial cause for congra'ulstion Is
found In the defeat of Professor Wll.on
% West Virginia, the chairman OF the
ways aud means committee and manager
IL the tariff bill which bears his name
Thl. !. compared by some With the de-
feat Of Mckinley after the passage OF
the McKinley bill, but Il I. not parallel
case. wilson Was defeated In the same
district from which be WAS elected b.
fore, while Mckinley Was put by
Democratic Legislature Into 9 gerryman-
dered district wi,La normallsrse Demo
cratic majority, aud then WAS defeated
by very narrow majority.
The senate will be- very close, and u u
probable that the balance % power Will
be With the senators from Ne,ada,
chosen a. Republicans but now under
the Populi't banner.
The result In New York city 10
triumph for good government, and Is
such piece Of good news tina, !, Is
difficult to realize fully ~ha, II means
The Republican candidate for mayor Is
elected. and the Tsmmany candidates
throug hout are beaten. Tammany has
60 long had control Of everything Ia that
city that IL had coma 10 BE- accepted al
mos, a. matter Of fate that II should
continue to run things" The people
have become awakened now, and IL !. ia
be- hoped that the end Of Tammany rule
10 la sight.
In september Maine Increased her en-
pec,ed Republican plurality Of is,coo to
J9,OoO. aud on the principle, "u goes
Maine, 80 goes the Union" sweeping
Republican victory In November ~a'
presaged. The result throughout the
country I. AZ unexpectedly overwhelm-
Ing as IL ~M In Maine. Again has
Maine Justified her motto, "Dirigo."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
DANGER FROM CATARRII.

The most important feature about
that very common complaint, catarrh 10
the head, II its tendency TO develop Into
some other more serious and dangerous
disease. The foul matter dropping from
the head into the bronchial tubes or
lungs IL very liable To lead TO bronchitis
or consumption, that destroyer which
causes more deaths In this country than
any other disease. AZ cstarrh originates
In Impurities In the blood, local spplica-
tons can do but little good. The com.
mon sense method Of treatment u to
purify the blood, and for this purpose
there 10 no preparation superior to
Hoods Sarsaparilla. The powerful
action Of this medicine upon the blood
expels every impurity, and By 20 during
cures cst.rfh and gives health 70 tho en-
tire organism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
A.ornts VINO KNOWS MAINE MEN.

There IL something rugged about the
character Of Maine men ~ you nnd them
10 the walks Of life, that ! admire very
much. g said . native New Yorker to the
Note Book man Of the Portland Express,
the other day. II have for years won-
dered ~hat IL IL that makes the men from
Maine take such important positions 10
the world. They do, there IL no mis-
take about that. In my business With
Maine men have always found men Of
.ierllnx integrity, and not only that,
but sound common sense" The Note
Book man wAs unable TO solve the riddle
that the gentleman's remarks suggested,
and vet there IL . world Of truth In what
he had to say. Go where 700 VII, 10
any big city Of our country, and you viii
ana the men Who are moulding thought
and taking the lead 10 things natives OF
Maine. and more than that, they are
mostly the products Of our country
towns.--PortlAnd Express.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Marcus Daly, the noted tGrfmAn, has
devised a new method 81 buying votes
which doesnt Al frst sight appear on
the facc ~ u % - bribery. \ nefcse
fight Was made between Helena aud
Nnaconda for the possession % the capt
tal 81 Montana. paly was backing An
aconda. and he put out thousands OF
pIeces ~ scrip Tor ~ each, which he
agreed To redeem AZ 600 each IN w.
event II the triumph % Anaconda. oi
,ourse a great many % the voters bou.h'
up the scrip At ~ each and voted az
cordingly. u won't DO any harm To adj
V.rti.s thi- method. Tor u u hardly Ike
IN thst Anv one would b. allowed I" Try
Il In New England.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
REPUBLICAN CYCLONE.
the ONLY WAY tins RESULT or the
ELECTIONS CAN 81 oeScRiBEp.

a os.ss.s ov.ss.r. sAA. that % isss.
..Evssy Nesshss. state asa ss.s
ss shs sssshsra states nspssaisss.
..Ssssss nsp~si,sss. senate Cisss...
NM asA rsa.saay showed usdss..-
FRET wiissa Dsssatsd...rAsgs Ne
p.sisesa Msjssss,ss Evsrywhsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
MEssENGER's NOTICE.
OvYicK az ruE sukRrsS ~ OXFORD COUNTY
STATE OY MAINE.

OXFORD, 60 Nov. .th, A. ID. lssS.
This IL "a give notice. that on The sth day n
Nov. A. ID. ls<, . warrant In insolvency wa'
issuesi cot Of the Court OF Insolvency fo
said County Of oxford, against the estate %
CHAIR ~ x. HOWE % Hanover. suu'iE~
10 bs IN lnsolsest Debtor, On p<ttion of .Aii deh
Nov, A. 10. isA, % which last aAmed dale In
tere-t on claims IL ~ lse compute thai The pay
ment of any debts and the delivery ani transfe'
of any prVperty lelonsinE ~ SAID debtor. % HIN
any property by him are forbidden by law that {
mee(nf Of The tresiitors of sAid Debtor, ~ prove
their dslts and eboc.e one or more Assixnees OF
his estate, viii ie he'll at . Court % Insolvency
day Of Nov. A. ID. iss. 81 nine o'elock Ia
The forenoon.
Given under my hand the date hrs abo,s
C.M. wORnELL. Deputy sheriff,
~ Messenger Of the Court VI Insolvency., foe
said County Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

OXFORD. al . Coun of Probats heLi 81
on the thiri Tuesday of Oet.. A. ID. lsN.
Lucy q. varrur. namesi kxecuter In Q certai.
Instrument purporting W be the lass Will and
Iessamens Of ABIGAIL y. IfLER, ia.~ of
Hartford, In said County. deceased. havi ,g
prsseatsl The zane Tor troi,ste;
OnDEHED. That The saii petitioeer give notice
10 all persoss Interested, BY csusiss copy of
order N 10 yublishei three weeks successfully
IN The Oxford Democrat phnsed q Pars, thai
hsia q rahs. In said County. oa the thiri rues-
day Of Nov. next. q Of The CLOCK In ths fore
noon, and show eaass u any thsy have. Why The
and sliovsi e ~ Iasl WIN and Tssssmsss OF
said deosass'i. and tAAs she 10 sppo,sssd erscs-
GEORGE A. WILSON. Jvdss.
= ire ''''-1:iriis;;iIIr D. rAnx, n..,.....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Perhaps, now that Professor Wilson
IL out Of congress, he will be In demand
In England as q lecturer on political
economy. But then, that wouldn't be
much help to hls misslonary plan Of
making the American market free TO
English producers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
NOTICE.

Notloe 4. bsr.by oven that In compliance viii
the Instruction. % The south fsn. Village Cor
,oration. ~ shall apply ~ Tie Lssislsturr al
Inc stats az L. neat session for an at t.storns
H. .sil Corporation, go mush 81 ths territory -
"a ther,from by at % .ah irsi.laiurc, az
pro,s.i fsbfusry sth. ls5 % Il therein 'le-crls.
a. tho estate % Rlehari Lombard. tos,thsr Will
any Ani al person. nov vsi'iins thsr,oa will
their re.psst,e estats-.
south Parts, Nov. %, lsa
ETlIAN WILLIS. A-....or- ~ the
q. ". HowktR -. Fan. Village
". 4. BO>NEN, Incorporation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

The Boston Herald notes with great
satisfaction that by the repeal of the
federal election laws "littlc Johnny
Davenport" MAS relegsied 10 the realm
81 obscurity. an that his name did not
appear before the public In connection
with this election. lid Il ever OcCur Ia
the Herald that there Was a possibility
that this election might point toward q
time WHEN the name 81 "little Johnny
Davenport" shall sgain come before the
public In that same Connection
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

A, the time 20 the Maine election, v
Was charged that liquor was dispensed
fire.. At certain place In Auburn, for
political purposes, In behalf Of Gepuoll-
can candidates. The matter caused COO
siderable stir At the time, and two men
have ju.t been convicted In the Andros-
coggin court ~ maintaining nuisance
Iaw-ahiding ciiissns without distinction
~ party r,jOicc 40 the result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Toward the snd of the Interview the
governor got careless, aud made some
remarks which don't do credit 10 his
good Judgment. lie ought TO know
that 10 takes more than one Knockout To
Ill q party:
"what easst will tho sweeping defeat have
upoa the saiare % the pemosrsiic psrtyF uas
a-ks.l % NJ. sxosilsDsy.
lie r,plis.ii II sincerslv hope Il w0st die.
wouhl mach rather have 10 alive. 10 10 con
sentative party. aad may have 10 assfaine-s.
sstir< ss hrAks upon rsiicAnsm In oth<r III
rcstisasI .
IN Dsscsratis party IL Eeserp~i By yell
reco fuiket rales. snt hzhts fair xesersly. ma
hating t-slow ths bsa 10 u Tar preferabl< 10 ne
pspailsfir AIT oth~r Will sl<Dents In our pom
Coz p<rpssastioa % ns sxisesscs"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Its almost impossible "a believe that
Tammany Hall has lost it, grip on the
throat % New York city. 10 long has
that corrupt organization held sway
thsrv that Il had come 10 be commonly
Understood that there Was no help Tor H.
and even those Who suffered, endured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

They arr little ahead % va In some
WAY. In Vermont Among the claims
presented Ia the legislature % that state
src several Tor crops ruiucd by deer
The claimants do this In the hope OF se-
curing = mobilization 81 the stringent
game laMs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Hill took his chances, aud got the
worst defeat ever suffered BY any Demo
crat In New York state. That take.
him cut % the presidential race. Whcre
il the Moses Of the Democratic party
now
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Professor Wilson certainly will never
- a succe.. asa politician. That one
speech % his al IN. London dinner dem.
oustrsted beyond = doubt that he lacked
the first element % politician.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
RueunAr,c TwlNoes

Are escaped BY the use Of Humphreys
Specific, No. Is. The infallible cure Tor
rheumstisu, sciatica and lumbsgo. FOR
sale By al druggists, &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

By the Way. Bsyard has been sufii-
cisntly rewarded for his English policy
a. secretary Of stste. Why no, have
him resign and let Cleveland appoint
Professor Wilson AZ his Successor. while
vet the executive branch of the govern
Insnt l. D.mocrstics Wilson would h.
J.sr-saa gruiississa at the court oil st
James.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

who ssys tha, Maine newspaper men
are not long-liyeds An item going the
rounds % the state paper. says that An
old Augusta tax book was shown 10
reporter that j. probably about l' years
uf age"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
INV ADVERTISEMENTS,

st.,smsu, Rsth.l saving. hAhA.
TIE kornh Oansfs.
~uailsy ~hss >torv.
Hue ~tuft.
t.oaki Acssismy.
Ns--snEyfs >gtice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

A. sOon a. the general trend 81 the
election news became apparent, Boston
Globe reporter had an lutsryie~ With
Governor Greeuhslgs In regard Ia the
result and its causes. There IL much
plih In thl. statement % the governor:
The vtctory at over the state ansi country
hranss The Ilsmos ratir party AMI 10. I-shsie-.
ls.th domestic ant forelgn. a. unworthy the oon
ulsn-e ~ the smsricsn people.
The Republican Psrty 4 The patty ~ -tron 4
Amsrtcsnisui. AMI l tslisNe thai NE ui-xn-t OF
the Isspls with the an. nerigsn srt- 90 ths
pre-sat slnlini-trstion hss hal mUrb o. do Win
the prc-snt Nietary. -.
It lsis,e thai pstrfotic feeling In hi-
country l. stsspilly on The incres-s and VII ~
ths mean. u keepias The Republican psrty.
~hish ,pre-snt. that feeling. IN Io~-r Tor
kear- D. osuss."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Observation-Disclosures" Waite % Colo
rado l. one ~ the victims % the cyclone
for whom there will be little mourning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Boston Herald There was once a man
wis went out West and MAS killed In q
cyclone. Iil. friends telegrsph-d for
the remains 90 BE- sent East aud the re
ply came back There are no remains"
The moral seems obvious
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
MARRIED.

In Norway, Nov. q. by Re,. u. :. Rli.ou,
torr.t A. Mcdaniel. % Lowell. ant Minnie Ma,
Jorian of Norway.
In Ii,ermor., i,t. n. al On. Meth.-ii.t psr
sonase, by Rev. q. A. Hr.oks. Esiwin W. Libby
AMI Minnie soysr. both % iisrfori.
In nrysnt's foni. Oet. u, by Rev, a. ". Try
cot, Msi,irs Bubier % North Paris AMI Lens
nsaon ~ wcoistosk.
In Ramfori Fall.. oct ~ by VI, u. v. fsah
Der, Mr. Thoma. walk Ani Mis. tmily frr.
cat. 18th ~ Ramfori PALS.
In Canton. ~. n. by Rsy. 70, =. Whitman q
Deefins. Mr.. Georse heeshsr Perkins of Mel
fori, Mas. AMI Ml.s Rose tenns,i ~ Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Ambassador Reward came home from
the court ~ ~ Jsmes % help out on the
campaign. Aud Delaware went EePab-
hCan'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
ERECTION tcrotS.
speaker Reed again

Thl. Won't Increase the long-deierrcd
hopes In Queen Lilrs breast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

n 4. noted In the news dispatches a. a
remarkable fact that the districts IN
MARYLAND wher, the most FEDERAL patron
age va. distributed went Republican
There Il nothing remarkable about That.
II has been many times demonstrated That
the slight advantage gained hy the DIS
irritation % patronage Il more than on
.st by the loss from disgruntled aud DIS
Affected candidates who didn't gei what
they considered their share OF the
plumber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
DIED.

In Bs,hsi. Nov. 4, Mrs.. Annie %. Bro~n. ss~i
Is years. =,
year., 4 months.
In Paris. Oct. ~. Mrs.. Ansel Dudley, ssei
als ut u ysar-.
In Ms.ifori. Mas. at q, Jean. widow %
The late " lillian stssrps ~ Paris. ase.i YEAR
In sons.ytlls, Mas OFT n, Mr.. tnIatsth T..
~tio- Of the s's joel Halter, asci - YEAR.
, months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
STATE OF MAINE.

ExFCUTIyE DEPARTMENT.
Augusta. November !. lsa.
y, tice 1. hsr.by given that q Istitl"n fof tho
Is.rIon 90 EpHilAlM GILMAN o"n,tct In ~.
state Prison under sentence for TIE crime ~
taur,lsr i. nov psn.iins tsforv n. Gy,erhor an'i
IounciL Ani o hearing thervon will - grsntsi
10 the Ioansil Chamber t Augusta. on Tuesday
the twenty seventh day Of November Instant. al
NICHOLAS rEssE>pES.
~crrtsry ~ state
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

A contributor TO the boston Herald,
who Il merciless critic when be turns
hls attention 20 criticism, uses the ex-
precision "from whence"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
MERE AND THERE.

The fact Il noted by several papers
with an undertone 10 sympathy that =
surgeon of the English army has been
court martlaled and removed from his
position a. punishment for the 'enisi
offence of soliciting = kiss from pretty
woman. Hut perhsp. u puts different
face on the matter Ia learn thai the
pretty woman was another mans VIE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
Gould Academy,
BETHEL, MAINE.
{. M. SIMPSON, A. B., Prin.,
Latin. Gr.,k AMI Mathematics.
MISS LUCIA II. MORRILL,,
History. English AMI Moisrp Languages.
MISS JENNIE M. WOOD.
science. fre IIani Drawing ani
Bcok keeping.

Til. .cbooi oder- q thorough English e.iuoa
ton and ht. for the various New knslApi col
iexe. and technical schools.
Pail term closes Friday. November 18th
Winter term Of twelve wesls opsns Tuesday
December eth. For particulars. siirc..
q. u. WILEY, sec,
Bethel. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
DEAFNESS cANNoT BE CURED


In rsr.. Get. %. 10 the wife Of Jane. =. Ds'i
lev. q ECU.
In B~thsi. Nov. :, n the wife cts. y. Esss., I
q son.
la Parts, Nov. s. ~ the wife Of Ls.lis y
Newell. q daughter.
q daughter. =.
In Norway. Ost. >. ~ the wife of Charle. u
in norway. Nov. :. to the wife Of Harry y
Gibson. q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
SINGLE COriEs.

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