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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02

a., = 49,, lous contamination un;il
they were painfully affecting have bern ,,iiailv
cured IN such great numbers In ,l,,,,s, , ~.
ion oi the country, that the public scarcl 500 =,
DC informed OF ITS virtues ur uSes ~ ~
SfrptutouS poison J. OF the mos. do, -,,.,,-.
enemies OF our race. Often This unseen ana -,
tenant or TIE organism undermine The con S,tTtor
enl invites INC attack OF enfeebl.n or fatal seaSs
without exciting suspicion OF it, prssrnrc Nsoin'
u seems 20 breed infection Throughout th.
then on some favorable occasion. rat,ili, ,.,',n,.
nto one or other Of Us hidcou- forms either on tbe
surface or among the Vitals. In the latter ftb.r.
Sles may bc suddenly deposited in the ltprs or
nchits or tunors formed IN the liver or il shows
~ f'secnce Ov ertptous the skin, or foul ulcer.
htlp'l On SOME part or The body. Hence ths, orra
SION use OF bottle Of th,s Sars0BaylyI,, A. nj.
NIran'' even when no active svnntonrs of ,fiscnse
aIhSar. Iegsons Afflicted with the following com
length cure, Nv the OF this \ IRIS a 4, tT,ty
IL: ~. Iltf.oRU's Eyrc. Rose or Tsy,,.!,,si,.
se,teT; N"h hhe"ni, seaid Head, RiJIgtrorIr
cor" IH's' sore lars, and other cruptions or
visible forms OF ScroJ.Ioas disease AS in Tho
n.ore concealed forms, as Dvspcn.ia. IIron.rI
f nr" ,s Disease, ftis, EpitcpsD, Neuralgia,
anu me various 'f~crOfss affections Of the mtSc
lar and nervous systems.
syphilis or TeJiertdI aud Uerc,yfay y,;<r,-..
mr. Shreu 10y H. though long time is required for
sun'ii'ng these obs Innate malHcs by any medicine
ut long continued of this medicine will c,Ire
uaS complaint IcucorrftDo or Whites, Uterine
ttrTr"Ho"s. and Female Diseases. are COM
HvhIN soon relieved aud ultimately cured by its
purifying and invEoraiing effect Minute Direc.
unnS Tor each case are found IN Almanac, sup
caused 10y Accommodations OF cNtraneous matters
IN the blood, weld quickly 10 H. ns oIsn . r..
Complaints, TorPidity. Conpex,ion or f,fa,a-
nation oI the Iirrr and .yasg.SS-r "A hon ,iSin,,
blood. This S-tES.fPIREILI X a great re-
.IHsvr Tor The strength and Vigur OF the system.
mos VINO are Lonp,'io and LisHess. Despon-
drrf' SI.cp'ess. and troubled with Nerrous fp-
l'i'cI-rsiOas or Fears. or any OF the a rectIor
s!lontomluc OF UraLsHeSs. Will find inme,ate
Ieil,l ann convincing evidence Of It's restorative
pow upon trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
Editorial and Selected Items.

rP~We have devoted considerable space
10 the homicide trial. on account of the
general interes, IN il. 1t is not shor,
hand report, though the material portion,
are given very fully.
IF-lIon. Sidney Prrbsm leaves TO-DAY.
(lhursday) 10 take the stump in pcnsyl.
van'a Maine speakers arc in demand
there. and Mr. T.. will do good service
for them.
tVon motion Of Gen. Virgin. Thona,
l.. Nardwen, esq. OF Norway vas adm,
ted 10 practice in all the courts OF the State.
rP-Snow Is visible on the White noun.
,ains. and from weather for few DAYS We
should Judge it TO be nearer home.
70 The Cattle Show and Fair of the
North Waterford, Albany. Stoucbam.
Lowell. y. Lowell and Sweden Agricultural
Club viii be held at y. Waterford on
Tuesday. Oct. goth.
rYRev. ZenAs Thompson Of wa,crville
u expected 10 preach a, the Unmersaiis,
House on the Hill mex, sabbath. in the
rV-Gsn. Butler was nominated for con.
grcss IN bis District. by i75 to {. bu, Their,
{" to be- another convention OF Republicans
IN opposition. which. i, is ,aid. will uomin
ate Hon. Il. II. Dana. jr.
rPThc Lone Star Base Ban olab o.,
Norway Center have challenged the Alcr,s
OF NORWAY village to play them A match
game. and the Alcr;s have accepted the
challenge aud The game Is to como OF on
Wednesday, Oo.obcr 9Th
rS~Owing to the wet weather. the State
FAIR was postponed for a week. /, viii
conflict with ours at Norway and South
Paris, which !, unfortunate.
rV-A' NC are about introducin. Calorie
Engine into our office, for motive power 10
our Power Press. We may have our business,
disArringed m the office so a. to toe pcrc,p
uble,o our readers Ifso. let the reason. be
understood. and allowance DC charitably
made.
10 Hon. L. \. ID Fessendcn. Of Auburn
AZ eminent lawyer and esteemed citizen.
who has represented THIS Dis,ric, in
Congress. died at home on Saturday last. Of
Brighl's disease Of the kidneys. which !.
always fatal. lie was genial. whole heart.
cd christian gentleman. whose sudden death
is generally mourned.
rF-rhere being so Tow changes in the
Markets this week. we omit our u,ua. re.
ports.
TIVE learn from the Bangor Wing tina,
DR. True. while on his way to Aroos,ook
Comfy to fulfll occurring engagement,
was Iaken so III at Bangor that he va, uu.
able to proceed at once. lie will visit
North Penobscoi and Aroostook IN 4 few
days. being now c1nvalesconl from his H..
ness.
us. X Carter. Esq. has been figuring
the vote OF this County very closely and
carefully. aud claims that the Republican
nett gain Is only 81 instead Of II. a., we
reported las, week All that we can say i,
We sincerely regret 1t, and vail Try and do
better next time
VIII friend Carter DO l.,ne more fur
ing and inform us how much gain the dem
ooratc party must make in this COUNTY 10
elect DIR. Garcclon 10 Congress in thu,
District, As the democracy boasted they
were going TO DO before Election?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02

IpG IL, CpGn, rpGn
SCRATCH SCRATCH. SCRdTCH,
IN from 10 10 ~ hours
NUEN rpN's DtNrENNT cares Tfft Iron.
VIVA rpN'S nINfH ErT carer SsEr RtttGfN
HHENruS'~ OIvrgENr cures TErTEE.
WuF NroS'- OINTMENT cures HAt - iron
WHEATON. = OINTHESr currr BLB SOUS
WHEATON. ; otSrHEVr cures EVEGY KIND
90 HuNpE LINE MNsI,.
Price 80 cents box by mall. - cents. Adir,ss
WEEKS POTTER, No. 10 Washington street
Bostou Macs,
fOr ssi. by ali Druggisis. octli Is
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THE SCIENCE or LIFE,
OR, Sci F-PReS ERvhTI0N

4 New Medical Rock the best In the World. writ.
tee - u \ ~ itSra- shp has hal ~ IRE o. xp-f 4.
cnc~ IN dealing Sith disease. trratri up,n Ia th,.
book, than AuY other hyins phvsictan. IL treat.
upon thr ERRORS OF Npt ri. PREMATURE
bt' LINE % MANHOOD. SEMINAL NE AK.
Mss AMI al bI>t ISIS and Anu SIS 81 the
6tNtG ALIVE ORGANS o. Contain. ~ p..r /.
ls'lnt 40 cloth, Nlfratr,i with b-auttfll rrgrav.
inE~. lnt. is 80 gIac< dlrtJr'- cheap aiyrrtrins
pamphlet hl' truiy sei-nii- AMI pop tiar irr Ats.
BY onv ~ the mot learns, aud popular physician.
Of The dhy. ~ IN" yodax and Ia,d ilr.agrd would
avoid mental inprr-.ioa. all n~rvoU. di-ea.rs pre-
tnaigrv decay aud death. Let them rad pr Invr.'
popular medical work -uriti~l The S-ivnce OF Life a"
Fl h-al aud Surgical Journal.
seat BY mail. .ecurviY s-li-d r~ce ipt Of price
only e.. In extra Morocco, e. Address the Author,
NO. bainch It., BIstOn opposite Revere itnus" )
y Dr.. u can always b- consulted IN the trict-
so coincidence inviolnbie secrecy and Ger
tain relief
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Special Notices.
rwEvrY-FIvEYE>us, >cTIct

10 thr treatment ~ di.elsrs incident 20 Fru,les
Ia. PLACED pH. DOW ~ the head OF all physician.
intklns zach lracticr specisltY, and ,nahtv- hlm
20 slarautc" Ap~r,iY aud permanent cur IN the
worst cases OF Suppr~sspn and all other Menstrual
lhrane"tn~ptsi from whatever cause. All letters
90 adsic~ tnust Contain a.. Oascc, No. . Eadloo,t
street Upstan
: R.-B'arI furnished 20 those desiring to re.
ulslu anisr treatment
B5-tog, July l., l~G-. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
4. II. WALKER, judge.
Atruc ropy-,ftest: J. = iIoRBs Register.

pSFoRD, ss.-At a Cnurt oCProb,te held at Pa.
ris,wi1htn al. for the Cpnnl, ul ONiord un the
thlri Tursinyo ct September. 4. ID. 1865
IN thr petition Of II. IL. HU rCuiNSON, ir,
~ Administrator of ,he estate al Mary Soprr
late Dl Hebron, Ia ,tld County, deceased, paving
lbs hce"se to eel ana convey AL Of the real estate
OF -if oeccI.ed:
Ordered, rh,t he said Petitioner give notice
q" I'll person Interested, by causing 40 sb-rriot oil
his rrutpa "uh ih' order thereon TO be pub.
lishrd three weeks succr--Iy,ly ~ the Oxiori
beuIrru rintrl al Psrts, hat ihey nav appear
ai a Probate Court ip hr he'll 90 r.ui- 100 said
tpuu', ou !he 81 tuesday oiOct. next. at ten
O'Clock 80 The forenoon aud si,cw caus. % ANY
thry htFr,Way tAe suue shpni.! upt be- sf,u,ed.
!. IL. WALKER, Judge.
\ trHec npy-Ittc-t:J :. ii"BBs. Reg,sler.
ONToVD, ss.--At q Court of Probate hell al
Pans, within ind lpr the COUNTY OF O>f.id,
ou "a" ihri Tuesday pt September D., lSt ::
TUE Curnmi--ibpers appointed a. 80 on dow.
4 a. ~ The real estate ui John Thomas late Of
KuuDfd ~ sad uuntys Iece iscd tu LYDIA Thorn.
a.. hi- widow, having returned The ware int TO
them committed. intp thc Probate Office togo her
With the,i toiug+ thereon:
. Ordered, rnai the SAL, l., dia Thomas give notice
leo al person. Interested, T., causiGp b rtpy Of
.his order to b" Published brec weeks sncccssye.
/ 4. 90 the ONtpri Democrat priutrd AZ Psriz, that
fhry may appear 80 Probate Cont Co be held ~
I Paris, 90 sad County, on the thrd Tupsdit OF
Oct. neat 80 ten O'Clock 900 Inc Iai,n1oa anil sfY,,
cause, ~ any 'J'y hlyr. why fhr same shuuid
r1i bee accepted aui cuHhfmc. fni ordered - be
recorded.
Al. WALKER, Judge.
true r0pv-.arcst- J = iiuHHs, Rret.trr.
+ ONFoHr, ss-N. q Coart OF Probate he'll AZ P.,r.
D. Vthiu aud iDr The County of ONiurd. on th-
thiff Tuesday of September. :. - 1865
- ON 81. 8. HARLOW Ex-cutar OF OH. last
IL aul Testament ol JOHN uARIO $ ,
I"i 'i ll.hrsn. u 80. County, t,c, -ci. Dc .yirr
prosecuted Ui. o. ..ui hHHl account of tifuinf.ff
t'' oi fH oe'tt. OF -ail decreased .or allowance:
tU.,r|. ihf' fur .ill tN.ruInr -tve Ir,ticc q,
I ..I .l- interested ls causing copy ui Chic ot.
trr '' Boz published three ccks -urces-ivtl J, in thr
DSIHt D.m...tii p,tnfel 80 pstis. thlt The, me-,
..stI .i. f..UIf, t,uft ID, bc held 80 rafi,.
rs. i...lt. .uf Sd Tnr.da, % O,' nest. 90
.H.'....h .l t.. !pt,usun tpl -hcN cause. % s1,
tu.. ..t., 'a, 'he -tur -h.uI Hoi be allowed.
s. g. WALKER, bulge.
.rir .,ry-tttests 3 = UoFHs, R.giacr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
PREPARE BY
Dr. =. &. AYEl. a. CO. s.owcil. r.
Practical and iHalyticuI Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EyrRyvyI,Epr

pAF""", si;--At Court pf Probate, held 1t
Iats, within an for the County uf OK lord on
he 'a'"l Tuesday 81 September, A. u. ls6s
II the petiii"noi LYDIA MASON Guar,,ian OF
" !. nHl :. Nhs0n 81 ats. minor heir, of John H.
Mason" tate Of Bethel, "a said County dscc.,.c.l,
praying Tor hcrnse 10 sell aud convey. said ni
~ n interest "a the Home Lot Meadow and
PASTURE 81 whi-h sad deceased was possessed al
hl- death, Ht an advantageous offer 81 $500
Ordered, that the sdii Petitioner give uotic.t
an persons interested, bv causing an abstract OF
h,' pr'"Io"' with his order thereon. he publ,rh-
ed lhrec w'V - succcs,iyel, the ONEntd Dem.
ocr'i, newspaper printed at Paris, la SAID
I"in'y, 'h't they may appear "a Probate CouIt
to uc held at Paris on tie 81 Tuesday uI Oct.
"cNt' At ten O'Clock IA the forenoon aud shew
cause ~ an' the! have, whY the same should not
I've granted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
New Advertisements.

STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUrIVE DEPARrNENr.2
Augusta. sep, p. ls6S.
An AdJ'"tu"d Sc-s 'oo OF the E>cciive Coun-
cal, will l. hell a, The Council Chan her. IN An.
gus'a. on MoSoAr, the I2h DAY Of oc,ol,cr next. .
"a o'rlock =. "
Attest; FRANKLIN VI. DREW.
sept. Gov S.~,-,,y,or So.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
Stop Thief!

- ioi.t.N irou ,hc SUBSCRIBER. 90 the nixht Of
- the 22d met, a HLACN MARE, - til. AMI
Bri'ilr. SAID Mare has a Whitr sttiue Az G,r, one
white h'od isol, aai .hsckls lp,i-s pn hinl feet
Nh,evc Wi ',,uru SAL Marc, o. give inCor
nation IA regard 10 hsr shall b, suitibv reward.
e. T.. III. SHAW.
Buck6sld. sept. %. 1865. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
IN BANKRUPTCY


The Undersigned, assignee oi said Damn here.
10y gives u"ttcr that pursuant Co an order uf he
to'rt. the -croni general eting at the IrditoJ-
ct said bankrupt vii H. held before Hon 18th
MAY. Rcg'stcr ~ l!,nk ipcy Il the otlre oi Geo
\. Wiis5n, south Psrts m sad Di-tr,rt ON IN.
9Th day OF October, A. ID. ls6- al ten
O'Clock A. Vi. ~, she purpose ntmed 40 the 9Th
section OF the Hs"Arupt Act al March -. 1867.
l.. Il. HOLMES,
Oct.2 Assignee.
The -uhscrb.r h-rch, giy,- paIhc notice that
he has been duly appointed D., the Honorable
Judge Of Probate, Tor RE Comfy oi ONiord, aud
assumed the trust ~ Administrator OF the estate
Of ELIAS PIKE, late % Waterford.
"a .'d Comfy deceased. To-, siy,, bond .. the
lew directs. lie therefore rrglc-t. sI prr-pus
who iniehici to the estate 81 .tid dr-ri ,.i To-
make n'mc'i' - Payment; and those ehp have
sny i~in'ni. thereon, &, exhibit the .im- 60
sept. -, IS6S. JOHN & GERRY.
The -uh-crilrr hereby give. Public Notice. ,h1i
Ir h'> been iuly appointed hy thc Honorable
Judge "i fr"htir. Tor th- Coun'y Dl Oxlor,i. aid
assumed Dee trut Of AdnirtstratO 1T the E.itte o.
JOIN BRDWS late Of Greenwood.
,n said County. d,csa-ri. %, giving bond ,. N,
t~ @ rcrIs ilr therefore tcque-i. ,u person,
wh' rr' tntshrr DO 'hr estate ,t -tid deres-.i q,
m'Ae r"mr list~ p,,u.ut, and ihD-c uhl havcap,
d~u'in1. thereon. O., sShibu The same Goo
sep - 1868. II. 4. FRYE.
20" 'ph-'i'Ir' hereby gives public NOTICE hat
hr ne D." ""N 'iT.i"i-i D., ''r Honorable Juig"
"' lf'''''' ..f ''1'is "i hsl'ri, aIi s.sum-
r' 20. ru.tnf 'tanui.'r rrf pi thr e-tlreof
~rEriitN T.. FRYE, hf. OF Fr,e.r.-.
,r.t. t..,.t, ,l,..,.,.i i,y ,.y,.,.. l..l..
l, ...,,,.. n ID, ,.t.,.. -. I'D ,,...
.,.,.ti..' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,,,....I.,.. ,..,.,..,,. .,,I tb,-.. ,.l., L,y..
iutnf. IhrIr.1. 90 ,<htHif iU- -HifD, 100
So, - l.h- J,vFs uogp-.
OxroRr. s-N. C.nr, Of p,.b,,.. b,ri 81,
?ri..,,rh ns..Itr th.. Count. DID,. a, lord. a,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
\. II. w ALkER, Judge.
\ true copy-attest: = IloBBs, R.gist.r.

OXFORD, ss;--At Court ot Irohltr held .,
ft'is. w'thm ana for the County OF Oxford. on
ih' thir Tur-'lIy OF September, 4 ~. IS6s
~ th" Pctttion Of BENZ LDNEJOY Admin.
" isiI"torot TIE e-tite Of THOMAS WYMAN .
lat OF Pe'", IN -aii County licensed. priy
ng Tor license lo eel and convey al o thc real
estate Of sad deceased.
Ordrced, That the -aid Peii' ipner give notice
90 ali per-ons interested 10y causing an distract If
us pctItIon with thi- yrier thereon to be publish
cd three weeks suCces,iyrly "a the Oxlord Dem.
Ocrat, a ncwspaper prtntcd 1T Paris ~ saiI
trunty, that they may appear at Probate Count
10 be held at Par's, the Tuesday ui Oct
next. az ten O'Clock ia the forenoon aud .hc,y
cause Iany they hIvc, why the same should not
be- granted.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
DE Ap,NESS.
CARA 8.Ru,
GBNSC NIrTI8E
\ Nd e1-NFER FI-p<Kn


\ lrrtirt on b-tirr-s. t4tHrrl. Combination
AMI Cancer their GAUGES. ta-aus ct speedy re-
N'f and ultimate care. H. pIpu IF the : ,adeuy
90 Medicine, faf.s ~rut 90 any at irrz- Tor lU e..
ORGANIC VIBRATOR
~ t's lotto fH~ rtr. It Npr rsrr.-fIff. remove.
singing noises ln tus head. nal rniIc- cnf r.r.1f.
81 1-tr t.ft. eriv re church AMI rIbiIc aeon 3D..
lI- in-t-t1lent 80 1fru produce s-tut.s alsna
aira-4 YHs ans nd - H ufp.t ct-s- ~ long stand
tns ft lfl..s BE- Nii relieve Boo short time a. may
L. 4.Jutfri slih fl. .Ass uf spectacle.
i'r Stifvr.i will Do rr fr-.iHryftH gf Ttsf Ws.h
Jag o Face Iris"rsity Bli.ii %, y. =. tai' y,
from iu Co o'clock. Uu.I-i.
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= u r II u IL e II S
Assignee's Sale.

la the mater Of Isaiah Dunn, Bankupt:
'liE uni-r'tsn- hereby .ivc. public notice that
the personal c-tai. Of ss,id bank rupt, 10 g ,x-
c"picd and -ct apart his usc consist my 81 &C.
COZ" and ci'ln- against vari.u- prisons . viii be
COX 10y puhir aucJiYn iu acrur lance Wiih The OF
dcf 81 CpuC', at the store OF Dirrii * Hawkes IN
oNiJr yLig-, GA SATURDAY, the 2ith d,y at DC
tobrr, sos. at 10 O'Clock IN the 'orrnooa
T. X. HOLMES, Assignee.
= u 90 p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
Dissolution Of Copartnership

lHE Cop,rtlrrship heretofore existing nnI,-
the 6rm Same Of ~. y. BuIsrER & 90. !.
thi- d.,y dissolved u, mutual consent. The Affairs
at The late firm will ir ~-itlrd b, II. y. BIl-tcr.
and ell hlviag un.t ,tlri account. with The tate
h'n, are rcspcc fily requested to call ADD settle
at oooe' a. the business matters Of -,id firm nu-,
Re closed rp within sixty days
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02

There Is no disease flesh is heir to more
Troublesome to manage than Rheumatism.
II comes wbcu you least expect it. and
generally remains tai 1t gets ready to 20
away. The most conspicuous remedy for
thus complaint - Johuson's Anodync
IiuiIncnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
Farm for Sale.

SIfUAfEO ~ The plea .ant town 81 Liver
- morr, near Hili,uns Ferry. containing ~
acrrr Of uice iHtrrvaic, 10 lrres of t,b. L,ot An,
~ acre, Of ,upi lad, well mixed with cedar aud
au abuudsn,e 81 good muck
Good bu'ii,-g-. and veil witcrr,l n desired
20 tons Of good hhy, COOL lot OF straw anl corn
tdd'r. "'cr youns Cows. and Firmms Tool,
any al NIu u sold
For pA'ti al re-, apply 70 the suiscrjb-r y, Au-
bu, r., Me- CuAS f. Et,STIS
sept. p. 1868. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02

Two or three loses ct 'Shcrilan's Cav.
ANY Cond'tiou Powders" will cure horse
OF any common cough or cold and the very
worst eases may he cured m few weeks
We know this from experience.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
III. il. BOLSTER,
woah also beg leave to say tn o.. friends and
iormcr patrons. TIA, he will
sun Continue TO Carry on Trade,
at tho Old Stand,

Where a good line OF Goods may c Gund. such
~ are usual, Kept IA Country store. which viii
Ice '"td az Low PRICES aud on SQUARE
Il. Rms
~ shall continue 20 deal IN Country Produce,
A. hrte'oinrc. ~. y. BOLSTER
Souh Patis, Sept. 10 lsoS az,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PUMPING THE Rxoon

Tho reputation this cx.
ccllcnt medicine enjoys.
= derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. lnveterate
cases OF Scronlluus dis
case. where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption. have been
purified and cured hy il.
SCrOiGlous affections and
disorders. which were ag-
grayatefi by the scroili-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-11
DIR. L. C. BARKER,

A. ....o;a,o of Charles Sweet NJ. D.. and or the
at AN ss wears in practice at the Remedial institute
Iebsnon Conn Is now located at Bellows Fails W.
oFFICE in O. D. GRAY'S BLOCK. Outside en-
trance, up stairs.
DIR. BARKER may be consulted as St H1EoN sEs
rS PHYSICIAN in relation to all forms OF diseases
both internal and external Serofula and Located ds
eases Fever Sores, Bone Hip and Spinal diseases
Gonfraction Bone Ulcers, Bone Setting, crooked
Feet Rheumatism Tumors, Cancers, &c
20 Ia u BAhhhh
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-11

same advice and persuasion, and con-
WINGED once more Of his folly, the haunt
ed man retnrned to his home. That
night more vivid than ever, more terribly
real than before, she came TO his bedside
and upbraided him for his want of ailec-
and would not leave him until he had
promised to remove the cause Of all her
suffering. The next night with friend
he repaired to the sexton, who was pre-
vailed upon to accompany them, and
there, by the light of the cold, round
moon, the body was lifted from its mar
row bed, the napkin removed from the
face of the corpse. That night she
came to his bedside once more, but for
the last time. Thanking him forhis kind
ness, she pressed her cold lips to his
cheek and came again no more"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-11

moral. EFFECT OF A CoMET.-A. ID.
1712, Winston predicted that the comet
would appear on Wednesday, Oct. IA, at
five minutes past in the morning, and
that the world would be destroyed by
fire on the Friday following. His repu-
tation was high, and the comet appeared.
A number of persons got into boats and
barges on the Thames, thinking the wa
ter the safest place. South Sea and In
dian stoock fell A captain of Dutch
ship threw all his powder into the river
that the ship might not be endangered.
At noon, after the comet had appeared,
it is said that more than 100 clergymen
we're ferried over to lambeth to request
that proper prayers might be prepared
there being none in the church service
People believed that the day of Judg-
ment was at hand, and some acted on
this belief more as if some temporary
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evil was to be expected. On Thursday
more than 1000 who had kept mistresses
were publicly married. There was pro-
digious run on the bank. Sir Gilbert
Heathcote, at that time head director,
Issued orders to all the fire offices in Lon
don, requiring them to keep good look
out and have a particular eye upon the
Bank of England.-Southeys Common
place Book.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-11

VISITS FROM A DEAD WIFE.-A paper
at Monongahela, Pa, vouches for the
truth of the following singular story
+" Not very long ago, the young and beau
tiful wife of one of our citizens was call
ed to her final account, leaving her hus-
hand sad. disconsolate and berett. She
was buried in the adjacent cemetry, and
the husband returned to his disconsolate
home, but not to forget his loved one.
She was present with him by day, in spirit,
and in his dreams by night. One pecul-
iarity of his dreams, and one that haunt
ed him-being repeated night after night
was this: that the spirit of his wife
came to his bedside and told him that
the undertaken had not removed from
her face the square piece of muslin OF
napkin, which had been used to cover
her face after death; but had screwed
down her coffin lid with it upon her, and
that she could not breathe in her grave
but was restless on account of the nap
kin. He tried to drive the dream away
but it bided with him by night and
troubled him by day. He sought the
consolation of religion, and his pastor
praved with him, and assured him thai
il was wicked to indulge such morbid
fancy. 1t was the subject of his owl
netition before the Throne of Grace; bu
still the spirit came and told anew tn
story of her sufocation. In dispair n
sought the undertaken Mr.. Dick, y, VIII
told him that the napkin had not beel
removed, but urged him to forget tn
circumstances, as it could not be an
possible annoyance to inanimate ella.
While the gentleman frankly acknow
edged this, he could not avoid the appal
ition and continual stress upon his MN
becan to tell upon his health. AT iengt
he determined to have the body disinte
red and visited the undertaken Tor Uni
nurpose. Here he was met with u