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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
JOHNS LETTER.
WHILE riIr NORTH WIND BLOW, AROUND
JOHNS >O.E, IIE RoA>Ts MS Tor,
AND COMPOsLs PgO-E.
IS q 5 "a
tStt s-is

think that I promised To give you an
insight into the climate OF Bucliield when
the opportunity occurred. Part of u Hes
10 the temperate and part 10 the rigid
soue. On Thanksgiving night ! made
the discovery that the south end of my
bed "a. In a mild aud equitable clinate,
and the north end Was so far up that my
no.e Was nearly froy~u, caught over
round IA. edges. How do you manage
your nose at such timess d. you take
IL Into bed with you, or bo~, Would
you suggest that stick the nose OF me In.
10 something warm, or wear cot or how
I noticed that you vet your thumb
and rubbed out the extra "r" that pot
Into the word iarig, that's right, rub
out all the superfiuous letters aud words.
However, should you do that there
would be q blank, which were much
better.
happened Into Arthur Lowelrs this
morning aud his face WAS radiant as any
young fathers face would be. 'Iis
boy aud a nice Que. Harry Augustus,
IL pounds.
Seth Mason. hi. Wife and that "baby
of ours, all Of West ll.tlsl, have been
spending a few days With his brothers
family.
Mrs. beau and her daughter Georgia
are planning to spend the winter In
Southern California. I think Mrs.
Je~ett viii 20 with them.
John Greenlesf, contractor, who 10
building the sulphlte mill ut Rumford
Falls was Ia town the other day looking
for lumber. We met hin, at the station.
lie keeps we'll, looks sound. lie claims
they are sharp fellows up the line. We
supposed ~ much. They don't seem to
pay damages to the flooded farmers.
That may BE- sharp, II Il also mean, u
they don't propose to pay. -,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
AGRICULTURAL MEETINGS At NOR
WAY AND SOUTH PARIS.

NNN AM 0OSNF' FNfN's
Prof. ". II. Jordan of the Maine state
College CAV. two lectures At Norway on
Monday, November -, and two nj south
pari. the 2sth on the practical Princl-
PIE. ~ Agricultural Science" which
wsre well attended by the best farmers
Ia the vicinity.
The Lectures AZ Norway treated In q
scientific way on plants and plant lie
and wer, illustrated by various expert
ments With chemicals and minerals.
Tie lectures AZ south Paris we're more
practical. treating on commercial fertil-
iysrs In the forenoon and farm manures
In the afternoon. superphosphatss are
valuable according 10 the amount VI nj
trogeu, pho.poric acid and potash they
contain, and farmers shouh know what
they buy.
4 cheap fertilizer may b. the deares,
/ In the cod. You can't afford 10 buy
commercial fertilizers and let your
home manures 20 10 waste.
Farm msnures will do for the soil
What sapsrpho.phates never can do.
Get the manure Into the ground "a
quickly as possible and let the soil do Its
work.
A farmer can't afford to sell his hay
or his beet COW.
A young mans success In life depends
upon What he IL, and not on where be IL.
A regular course at the Agricultural
College will fit Ayoung man Tor praetl-
cal farmer or business life better than
any other college In the state.
The fellow that knows u all IL not al
the farmers meeting here to-day.
Professor Jordan IL ready speaker
and Was listened TO With much attention.
The ladies Of Norway and south Paris
Oranges Furnished good dinners Tor
those that attended the meeting.
Prof. Munson Of the state college
will continue the lectures at Norway
December :, and at South Paris Decem-
Der 8, when we shall expect large au-
dience. u. u. hAhAoSo'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITION.
Modal. Ca he Awarded st the Testh IA
hibitioa of the League.


hibition ef the League.
The tenth annual exhibition Of Oh,
Architectural league will open I'm th'
galleries 81 the Fine Arts society build
ing In West fii,y-seventh street. New
York city. on Feb rs next. and MI
works submitted must b. delivered moi
later than Feb 5. The annual dinner
Of the Architectural league will be held
I'm the galleries on the evening Of Feb
Is. The exhibition will consist. rs usual.
Of architectural drawings, drawings OF
decorative worl. cartoons for stained
glass. models. carvings In stone. wood
and bronze. examples Of designs In mo
sale. glass. fabrics and furniture and
sketches and paintings Of ARCHITECTURAL
md decorative subjects The jury and
hanging committee will consist OF the
officers Of the league. together with the
members Of the subcommittee ON archi'
lecture and decoration and the chairman
Of the catalogue committee.
The subject for the eighth annual
competition for the gold and silver med
ais given by the league IL "The Main
Stairway Of q National Library" Tho
competition IL open TO all residents OF
the United States under the ago Of %
years The first and second prize draw
ings are 90 become tho property Of the
league. Thomas Hastings. Will H. Low
and George l. Hoinseonstituto the com
mitteo on competitions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
NAY AND DECEMBER.
s..sr.i c...is. ". Clay. wedding " HI
Ftr~ss.y ~sr-eid Ward.


The only witnesses 20 the marriage
were McClelland Richardson and Or
Cassiu. Clay Smith. the latter physi'
clan - Richmond. Ny. DR. Smith re-
fused 90 say anything about the wed
ding. explaining that he had promised
General Clay not Ia do 81
I, was learned that the ceremony took
plac, In the sitting room. The bride
wa. not dressed as brides usually are
She wore plain dark drcss, was hare
headed. her long black trcsscs hanging
In an almost dishcvel~i mas down
her back. She wore no gloves, had no
orange blossoms and carried no brides
rose. In her hand. II was asimplc ccrc-
mony. The girl. who had remained sit
ting until General Clay and the masis'
traic arcs. got up from the diyan and
took her place beside her white hcaict
bridegroom. II was n touching scene
The man who had led simiring thou
sands In q crusade for human liberty.
who In hi. youth was perfect Apollo
Belviderc In appearance II not Ma.
polcon In Oh. cause u abolition. stool
rs mcckly as n little child. with an Ell
PRESTON Of unspcakablc happiness upon
hi. time worn hut IT'LL fr,-h and almost
youthful features. and 10y his side that
simple. trusting country girl. ~ shy.as
. gzelle. knowing as little Of the great
world In which her venerable husband
hal played 80 conspicuous part rs the
most untutorcd daughter OF nature.
The ceremony was very brief. and when
IL was over the bashful child went back
90 the kitchen. and General Clay and
his family physician at talking by the
larg. open Fireplace. In which elowcd
two bushels ~ burning Goals
And thus was celebrated ono OF tho
mot remarkable weddings that ever
took place In the United States. Lou
isyillo Courier. Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
BEWARE or PNEUMONIA.


Health Cssunisssssss Edsss % Nev Ysss
Tells msw " Wsrd % OF
Although mcre az Ices prevalent
throughout tho year. pneumonia 10 pe-
culiarly dangerous during the opening
months Of winter. With the first frusts
q very marked incrcase takes place In
the number Of cases. and during this
cold, damp weather extra precautions
should b. taken. Pneumonia IL proba.
bly, produced by an earth microbe. and
when trust prevails the soil beneath
the house II tho only ground which u
not frozen The germ gradually works
toward the warm. moist earth. and tho
house really arts NJ q sort III hue. which
form. n ready mode Of egrc~s for them.
The proper ventilation Of rooms isahere-
fore an important factor I'm guarding
against pneumonia, one. however. which
Is often overlooked
Lack Of personal hygiene II tho chief
prc,lisIr~ing cause OF tho disease. ir.
regular hours. insufficient nourishment,
DYSPEPSIA excessive fatigue 10 some
disease which has lowered the general
tone Of the system all weaken the pow.
or IL resisting the pneumonia germ.
When the system IL run down. . sudden
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
DIED.

In MA.:", >e,' ~. .srruie q. hsan. vie o
In Hry aht'. pond, Nov. %, ~ bsrlsu.
In soath Waterford, No, l.. william M"aru-
sse.i 70 years.
In ta.t nackhski, Nov. n. Mr.. Msiihi.
wo.pi, agci Is year. ss.i : mssth..
In Nswy, Nov. Is, Mrs. .. y. tsme-, age
siost "a YEAR,.
In oxford. Nov. o. Rev. W. %. Mhidston
as.i q year,, months.
In O,forI, No, y, Dr. n. D. faascs, ss,'i a
years. = ~ 80 re 49, nm.
In Paris, No,. o, Mr.. sylvia narp., widow %
the late Nathaniel Barn. ~ Otforl, as,i :
years.
In Anio,er, Mis-. Polly safori. ascsi s9yesr-
Ia iiir.m. Nov. n Isaac Iiuri. aged "a year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
sraTr az MAINE,

OXFORD. .. Court ~ Insolvency Thirl
Wednesday % Nov, 4. u. lss.. In The msttsi
~ ALNAN u. sDi,wi>, lnsol,snt bsttor
ITi. hsr,by or,iete.i. That n.tiss - given Z.
al Isr-on. tutsfvsts-t In IN. ssitlstnsut 20 ths
soouut ~ james wrsht. Assisnse 80 ths
slose bame.l in.ol,,nt Detsor. by causing copy
u this orier h. bs pain. thru. ~csA., ,ucc..
siyeiy, In the ONforl Demorrat. q ns~spsIsi
prthtssi In Paris In ssid tounty. that they uay
spJ-sr a q ,outt ~ Insolvency o. 10 he'll Al
the frulats COat lloom On The thlri Wcln.-
tag % pcc. be,t. Il nine o'cla-k In tie tore
soob. and b. hesri thsvon. And ohJost u They
&c cause.
GID. A. WILSON. Judge
Of Insolvency CouIt. oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
No, s..,u.. Go, Into con.rr...

These are days Of tidal waves, said
Senator Sherman. Eve lad q marke,
change In is92 and have Just witnessed
another. DO ! rccollect anything q
equal the last onei oh. yea We had
the same thing happen In 1854 Ohio
elected solid Republican delegation h
congress- The election then turned On
the slavery question. The hdal wave
carried mo Into congress Twas . young
lawyer and was nominated In . district
with 5000 Democratic majority. !
hoped. Of course. to b elected, but ]
had no reason 10 fesl confident Few
sxpected t. Yet ! went In With .. 600
more than enough 70 elect NJ ia
LoSis QleAs-psnocesA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

In south Paris, Nov. %. 10 the wife % i.ss
Dunhsm. o daughter.
In south fahs. % Tie vile % Rev. %. L.
Nishols, q son.
In Norway. Oet. .. 10 the wife 10 y. A. Mer
rin. o daasLtsr. (tlsyie Alice
in Rumfort Falls. Nov. II, "a the wife II
Camshs Carrier. o daughter.
In dilsai. Nov. u, 10 tie wife of y. l.. New
ell. o ron.
In Es.i IIsbro.. Nov. %. u the wife Of rr.I
Jasper. son.
In sosih rari.. Nov. "a. 10 the wife Of A. X
rO~n-sni. twins. son AMI daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

There IL merv Caiarrh In this s~etioa Of ~
ooustvy thaa eli ssher dis>ases poe teersher. snd
until NE last lev ysaD wss sappc~s.i W be IN
durable. Gor Ervet MANY ysars dostors .psv
vvsesiles. ssi BY eeassanily failing ~ earc via
loeal treatment. pronoaacr-i q ibrarable. sct
esee has ppves eatarrh " 10 . ooastitutiosal
disesse. and therefore ryuires ooastitstiona
treatmsat Halle Catarrh Cuv. manufactured
by y. J. Cheney a Co. rol-is. Ohio. 70 The esiy
Constitutional eurv ON the markst 10 II takes
Internally In doses frvm iodreps 70 teaspoonfnl
10 arts dlreety on the bloof aad mucous sur
faces of the system, They o6er Que hundrss
dollars Coz asy case % falls ~ eaw. send 10,
eirrulsrs and testimonials. Address
~ CHIMNEY a Co. Tol~io. %.
ss-soii by Druggists. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
JOHN M. AOAMS&C0 Pubr's,
Do I1xchNnGc ~,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
STATE oY MAINE.

OXFORD, So
Taken I'M. nftssuth day ~ November. 4 -
IsI, ON s,esution dsts-i The twenty ann lay 81
,stol,sf 4. II. Is.t. issuct on Judgment rsn
asr..i Nv the supreme Iuiicial Court. for The
County 20 DNforl q, The term thsfsof tssun an
bski On the -ssoni TUESDAY ~ 'Ftoisf y
l.,,, b. ~tt 90 ~ nins,ssnih LAY ~ pyi'tst'
4 a.. lsas. In favor % Henry sihs ~ No
dover, In ssii C"ahiy II oNfvr'i. agsinsi
Addis 4 Otugnon - said Auduyrr. Tor tl'e sun
~ too hundrvst ant si,issn dollafs sol siNty
esuts deli % damage sui fuuttesu dullafs an'i
.iNty eni. o.,s ,uit, ant viii h. soll a pahl'
aastioa al the lac srlcs of James WRIGHT 10
south Psris, In sAh County ~ bsfuri, - The
highest bii.isr, on ths twenty slnth dAy ~
pcssmlET, \. u. LED 81 ten o'ciosk In ihs fore
nson ths foliaxins described real sststs, and
all ths risht title and iutsr,st With TIE all
Aidie 4 Otugnon has 10 an'i o. The ssmr 90 hsl
on the thiri dsy - pNtaisr \, ". l~d, Al nine
o'alo-k In the fnfrnoon. ths time VII q The sauis
va. sttArhs-i "a the onrnal Wit IN The .ams
suit o. wit = certain piss. 80 par'sl ~ anI
.ltuats-l In ARsio,ef Village, in the tounty ~
n,fori. ahd lsiss 'hs ham, ;,s., 'S sah Us .s
l.lunds.i a. follows -bsfnnins Al a stake shu
sts.i n,tiusy In The east Hoe ofths "a whish sss
~ the late Joshua snail, do,sa-s,l Ahl siuaisl
on the we-t lire ~ the main foai, sol runhing
from .aii stake soathefly twelve rwi., Tour ahd
one half links b. the north line ~ ths lshi n0~
or formerly osnst ant OCsupissi bN hfs
I,rr.ssr AMI frUm theme AZ nght ahse- AMI
along sail last namesi line westerly u The essi
line 20 lani 20 NJ. i'rrsser on the dividing lins
on the vest - alb -mAll And lani - all Mr.
Ur..-sf anl thsnSs along sai diVtiinE Drrs-st
and Jo.hus small tine northsflY t~si'e r~i. anil
-four ani one half nnks o. the stake st midway
on .aii lat nams-i line. AMI from sahl STAKE AZ
usht siss b. the nrst uamel I'ulnt 81 lssh
nlsg the same tsing the -outbsfly halt Win tbs
buihiins. thereon ~ the "a formerly own~i y,
zee late Joshua -mall ahi nov o~nei bs sahl
Aldis 4. Wtignon. Ssh premises arr sulj~t
o. one former sale In favor % tlstia :. Nova
against ALI Addls 4. Dtsuon, male Un The l'th
,iay ~ July, \. u. lss.
nst.-I this isth day - November, \. u. lst.
. sIO>E, Deputy sheiir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

Professor Nuihonv In hls Address At
m. recent public meeting In lewiston
In which b. called attention % the wick
e,in... ~ the city and denounced the
official. % the city for ConniNing n "
without douht Intended IA act Ia the in-
ter,st - the working r~opl., Part'cu-
ltrly the wofkiu. Ncmcn, but his euort.
seem 10 have hit wrong. The direct ~
.uIt Was that great Oii,ncc NA' taken bi
the working people. and u l. reported
that The Equal Rights Reform League
hss hen forrnsd, NTH sccrrt memher'
shin 90 over So, hose aVowed purpose
/. 10 ss- that offenders smoug the working
clas.r. are not di.criminai~'i against IA
the operation 20 the LAWS. In effect thi'
!. 10 ic accomplished by seeing that
iusti,~ i m.tsd out Ia oiirndsrs NJ
,.societN ''-whaisVe that l.. Equal
rights are desirable aud ought Ia D. en-
forced. bat u l. hard 90 -.e how such M
Organization. formed under such cir
cum.tancc., bode. any good 10 any
body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
MEssENGERs NOTICE.
or,Ics os rus ss.RIfr 90 otroKD cOusr,
STATE Dy MAINE

OXFORD, .. Not, giih. 4. u. iss.
hi. L. ~ give notice. that on tn g'th iay ~
>oy. \. - lss. Q warrant 10 Insolvency as
i.sus,i ou, ~ ths Court - Insolvency Got
..ii County 80 vsfori, against the estate II
CALEB a.. LOWELL, ~ Canton, sUulE~l
~ 10 an ihsoly,nt I,ltor, on PETITION ~ .ai dstt
~, which Petition ~ss hIs,i On Tia 9Th isy ~
Nov, A ~. 10, b. With last hanassi late In
tsrr-t on claim. I. a. - ooInputs.i that Tie Isy
msnt - any dslts ani The delivery ani tahsier
- say prvTsfty tTunsins o. sail slsttof, o. him
"a Zoe NJ. use. AMI tie delivery ant transfer ~
sny prutsty by him are forti.iisn by las that Z
msstlns % the tr,iitors % ssii icltor, b. prov
their dsls. AMI sbo.s-s one ~ morv Assisnsss II
MI. estate, ~ill - h.hi al Court ~ Insolvency
a. - bokisn 81 Paris In ssh ooanty, on the lth
lay ~ b.r.. A. u. l-s, al nine o'clcs 10
ths for,noon.
Ui,,n under my hani the late nr-, slo's
written.
90 Messenger % the Court % Insolvency, foi
ssd Coant, ~ osfe~,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

The governor and council have an un-
usually large crop 20 pardon petitions
to deal With thi. fsll, aud thev 20 pretty
slos. too. Governor tlesNc. has demon
sirated % the satisfaction ot the entire
state that h. deals With legislative mat
ters only after the fullest aud most con-
plsts Investigation. and b. follows the
same careful method In pardon matters.
IN. 4 rtltiou Tor the pardon 20 Ephraim
Gilmsu % Denmark Was brought h.iorr
the council lat week, but was laid on
the table Without seton. Gilman Mas
couyi,trd ~ the muri~rof Harriet swan
and was sentenced a. death, but hi. sen-
tsnse Was aftsrward committed. lie
rs bssn In the state prison for some
over thirty YEAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
rOU SALE.

The sub-srtsr hereby Gives pablo n"'is. ths,
he La. h..n ,iuiy ap,-sin,s.i by the iIon. Judge
81 I'rot.ats Tor the ioanty ~ %, fori sni ss.um
81 the trust ~ Administrator ~ The estate ~
SARAH A. MCLAUGHLIN, lats 81 lbtthsi,
In call sounty, dsseasei, by Swing band AZ the
a. ,lit,.t.. he therefore requests all Isrsons
insislss-i 10 the estate ~ .sI isses-ei H. make
immsiiats payment, AMI tho-e sho have any
Il demand. thsrson "a exhibit The sand W
Nov. -. iss. JOIN NJ LtbptN'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Charlena Greene ketcham,
daughter Of the late Hon. Jonas Greene
of Peru, Oxford County, who has been
suffering with hbrous tumor Tor the
past ten years, hsd Il successfully ne
moved on the 10th by DR.. Tabor John
con at his private hospital In washing-
ton. The patient Il doing well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

1NFpHp, .. NJ o Court ~ Probate he'll II
rars, within sni fpr tho County % ~,
fort. on the thiri rue-isy % Nov, A. D.
lsa
CuAgIrsII ktpDFR AdmiGIs,rstor on ths
ests,s ~ joins A. MARSH, late % biN
fskt, In ALI County, dessa-sst. katinE pie
-suts-i hi as-oaaI % Standardization of The -
tais % sAit ds..as.sl for allo~anss
OsptNsp. That the .sii Admihi.trstor give
nsti.s D. all Isr-ons intsr..tssi by causing so"py
~ this arisr b. - pubtlshssl thrvs wells .uc.
cs.siyrly In the Otfuri p-ms-rai printrl n
Paris, that they may Ayf.ar NJ q Probate Court
D. L. H. u az Paris, IN sald County, On the thiri
russ,isy % p.c. nstt. a ntne 0'6t-k In TIE
fOrvnaon. sni show cau.s, N any they have, Why
the sAns shouki nas ~ alOsei.
GtOgGE A. WILSON. Juis,
ALBsgr q. PARK. Rssi.t.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

~t,,.u.sut Ssalh Pan. >asiRg- itsnA.
Ilamuu a niCkusl
FArkst's ilNir kal-sm.
Nv Nuu Nuu.umVtFt
lliuilerNufus
Al.u..,n'. astanlc Cough RNlsstn.
49,, "a A,isuini.trataf : Acsvant-
Me--sngyr's Nutice.
Iis=f Calinsts.
/ $50 >s~s n, Tslsphons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
Ns,sss % sss.sa M.ssiss .f crsdissss
In Iasstsessy.

To the erv.iitor- Of FRANK STANLEY OF bs
hshi, In the County % Dsforl sni state OF
Maine, Ib.ols.bt Debtor.
Yoa az, hersby no.ihssi, That With the az
pro,al 20 the Jadse % the Court ~ Insolvency
i.r .ali County The Second Meeting % the
Cre-iit.rs Of sAli lnsolysnt u sppoints'i W
l-s he'll NJ the Probate Court rSom IN
par. In .Ali County on wednesday, The lth
lsy of Ics a. 10. t-t, st nibs 0ciosk In ~. fofe
.s-pn. Noa ~ili govern yourselves aso"rhhsy.
t,iysn un.leT my hsB.i anil tlss or,isr ~ Court
thi. si.l day 20 Nos., 4. u. tsa.
AIBEHf %. PARK, Registrar ~ the Court 81
insolvency for sAii County 10 Okf0ri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

over twenty-five msmbers OF con-
gr,ss have written Ia the ssrgcAhi-ai'
arms. asking hun Ia send them the',
mllsagr. a. they DO Dot Wish 10 attend
the short session this Winter. Their ~
ou..t has bssn refused. Probably ths
country will - fully A. veil on With
out their ATTENDANCE, bat the ~
quest Tor mileage which they don
travel 1. What might D. called check.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
NANTED.

ssl-.nsn ~ r,pr,-snt ths">s~ rr-mium cab
system" This plan % -ssurins rash tTaais !.
tsins sioJts-t ~ ~tds swake merchants sNcry
shsrv With wonderful .uces.-.
tnsfg.tlc msn sho want O. make frum u
dollars Ter day, Aiire.s with stsmp
N. D. FRAY,
General Mahss.r Tor Maine,
fTyeburx tsntre, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

Almost simultaneous With the an
pounc,ment that J. Inward Addicks u
candidate for United states senator ir1n
Delaware comes the report that his Niic
has sued for diyorce on the ground "i
adultery. Mr.. Addicks appears Ia have
M prr-eminent qualifications Tor The
place. and the Eepublican party oi Deb
swarr ought "a b. able Ia discover some
more worthy representative among ih"ir
number. BreCkinridgcs arr not much
IN favor TIL. year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
,sst AND rrtRt.

This, from an exchange, contains
yr,.t deal ~ truth.-in fact, = grca'
deal more than u ought "a:
I'm a. A.. Ia ani sstirtst ainiins their shait.
"A a. nsn Ret faf whs.-s husiu.-s c,arNsv a.
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80 u,,,r, intrusive thAn h,aCAsuilh sh'f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

Football It'll counts it, victims, bu,
ths ssason l. about over.