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For sale 10y all Druggists.
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rRNNKLIS's WHISTLE

~ Ffaakhn, When a child, paid all hi, money for
S~hi''s that va. useless 20 himself. aud great
sanolsnor to his frisnds- IL IVA. .ol1." bat no.
90 badly - those VIZ buy ihc ealth-i~s,roy In <
eonnaa SAiera,ss ioand In our rnaftv,.. Pyl.'.
sAlsrs'u' ~ Parv and wholc,oua.. sold By sroecrs
even Shrr,, Ia poaad package,
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GRAND MEDICAL OFFICE,
EeE tits
Speedy and Permanent Cure
oF At
CHRONIC DISEASES.
DIR. G.. A. HALL,

O6ce No So CoHrt Street. Boston. Mass.
Ip,s sfH-fiy ufh -e tasIuess and gIve- special 49,.
trui.su Gao si.-ra.,t OF tlr sexual system - hts
Ssu llIf.tSi fu'tuIa yt treatment lie VII guar.
autrt g. riot lsi -p.rfr rtrr iY 40 Al aris
itg ifuf1 Secret ~ srIf.. other causes which may
cYuf- aflrf DO .srr gJ f- t.t.. noe long s'Alt
NrstGff.. Liver Complaints. NrfTu4s Di-sa.ss
Hlu..f.t a. psIi-It. Eirs. tsnctrs. iIm0r.. A..
10 81 MALE bt. ~ ST. Ht. uf as tifr subject
90 ~. d'.r---- '-44tr o. tI. frw1r -.s i.- paftir
Hlif -ia1t. AMI g. t.It e.. JartHIart uf rt.flrs -
Ni t0Dtiu1e Co 4i.s .p.rf attention tpt from ti.
pfft sueef-f, o. i't- confident Bee Nsfrau'luE
Pf"mi aud ~. ctui r1rfr iu toe uJ-t dfisat rs-r-
NrrI % cents aud receive hY mail clpy 81 my
h0as su..l.d "L.cryooIs'. Frrnt." SD Court ~ .
bNttYH. u t.-. HuIs.I.u
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NOTICE.

lNlS ~ 90 certify thlt tivc ths diy give o.
~ sru. T.. Wallace Cd adler. Boo. tisBc g.
ir'j~ sod frpn.tci sny Ifi-ip-.- fog h,tnseil aud
s1'' claim r.ns 81 BIZ earning, not pay sa, of h-.
cf'ts s.tcr hi- uItc.
ALNNSpN vs. CHANDLER.
Nfp~sF Lows Phiprry
Wei -umY- Mach p lNsS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

CsNst th1a not niinis,rr e. q taln.l dis~.<.d
Anh. Stth souE- sweet. oblstJu. autiiotr
i-arsv th~ ioul bosom Of me rrFtI5a. stgr
That ~ ghs upon The heart q
CERTAINLY flsHt.ii7u Bitter, viii 30 Il Uhou no.
'h'ns .i'~ Siii Melancholy, Dsprc..Ion. Hypo-
eeondfia. In-Aniiy, all .prisr more or Is.. troa
diseased stomach, aad this. Plantation Batter. 4,
'sFe eaf- ios Th-sr 8. no mistake about IL: Dy..
PTp'ia Headache, Dsiinrss Axao aai Low spirit.
iHs'' iid 10 IN. hFaih siviaE add svnlaI naarses
OF 10" !iAuiAti"n buo .. IL yog In doub,
mae one risI and ee eoa'Iaeci- Tau, say those
who Know.
s~Ih" sFEiNwAr Piano, was awarded the ars,
fFenlSm =, the FArts Expedition and IL must %
s""era'd Thar they are ths bet. Call a the Piano
Rooms - " IN q. ISOahtT ~ Cossres. -, For,
800 As' examine them foa can r,iy on hi, state
meat ia'iga thr riaa1, 'pcat for theas-lvr, u
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Notice

ihe 500 ief-igtei, gt'idlsn 90 Chsncc
j Ch4rmir. u,,n.t. .sr of Jaws g.. CD ,lua,r.
drcrssri. bs4st. gov, Hsff-~ thau dl hsfth, h.m
sni iiirf ib,s date. Ziv. nv prrmusioo i5- t.s
s1it 'hr,r,- g. Chapman. CD to spi ,rl iar h,m.
.~i. hat sasi c.srB u,He 90 be-. ettm1zs, aad
isy nI i-'5.s cd BIZ contracting
III TWIrCHEtL.
Ii lhnl. Anvil III l.l-
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r. r. R.
Radway's Ready Relief

!. the only veg-,shlc R,tnciy. in IIquii form n,
MI Cafv ~ nnrr AT hilnoas Attacks F.yrf..
hh'sfnafl-m, NruFaixla. TO1thscis-, tiraiarh-
sFs'tn' D'9thrris, loo l~asA, kidney And BLADDER
Le'a'.'- pn- application viii ia fee niautes
AFFORD tmu,disis eoafosi
slsrtu~ 80 MEEsY Durcx,rrn SRI
hoNTEtALs CT. Hospital % SISTERS ,fNlerc.
li.s ~. ~. oyg Sy' % ~ ,sI esE"r az.
slSk h"f1 Gi-'. NVmiiias. HcadAcar., iulsruaI
osr ct our sisters had the Rheausr.m a. her
head igS Ervst may YEAR,. Having taksa a f,,
vohfs! - kiLtEE IN water, anl rubbing her head
l~ity Nhh thr 'sms usea.sigc sh- Wa fl-rt,rtly
Cured, sad nvvSr tsit u siacr / aisay. u.- n i.r
ii"'psp.iA shd TO- Cold sod al~sy, san .uer.ss.
I"Pthsfta. &r. q has q god ,g,.rt az Tl.tpi.re.
OF Woo '"'ie ufr Tor tool breath. sol "
1'-ei altogether fefnsr sat.s Co our inuaiid-
~iHttH hAbT 20 BDN~E'OtEs.
sahaes C"i1s. Coughs. Innssnss nosrs.p..,,
Mefrsriai raig.. scarlet Fever, A. A. Iak.i tom
i'uf 90 tis % Ea,isas'. II.iI, aud also faEr lea
..-. 1919 a. , III. i.'Ad5 t.i'fi 10 sa's ~ ~a'~
lead aaa ebrst sita Ready Ksuei, u. Agse OF In.
s s .. 'ass, , f.tr t'r s 'piai si.o Ia ts morn
Tor 49, 10 Il. 'o'd b. prsrsi-t,
To ivyNttu..-- ltio.s aaiic.s.i slth ,,.-~r. ,-,1
I-.hs u}sft P.la, liver e"mpiaints Tu~aniafis tr.
h'urelFia uud ll di.sa-ts raGs,d by impure blood
fiace Dg.ton. ~. V. Greene. tts Frisrtpsi r..
BED f'inat kahi~ sVccss- in ffvaunx tht. ria.s "a
grsr. ia 80. ct hssy tnss.,r i,1 taAg i-'ntv
stored q" h' aih o, histrrAt"sut alter sr,kis. ~
viss sftr. be- gsin.
The Decor Ha. i..u~d new edition ~ RI. t..,t ~
ore hauhfeh frE-s. sr.Ir'Ug tE~rr taJiyus di..t
90 ara ih'if u.r ~ tIra'ut cot. tleft Do uBs az
i-fs 2" ttud free 20 IataIIs. A4dfrss d t.r.gur
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lfassl..r.
No JOS eHn D. more fa'li 'a b.auiy especially In
We i'nHatr ss A. shan Use Doe. si tue Doe r. rI4.s.t
lsNpfia"i haif b. one - Soc most pos .ff4I ~ a
prom charm. ~ hen f.t frss, ~ s,sp +, f.ar
ifrrf 90 hair rKists. ~ natlfsIir look for Or r4
a u To- q. .
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ut et'ffaf' your hair Eee1tuer 90 and .rr.ftf.,
li - Iour lair BE- gray 90 Whit. the u-tg..,i
s'.' gen = restored hJ few alpUcl,luns of SIR.
(. NL'"." lupFHIri rev sfFIr ilsif .s.t eel. I'D.
,'l't'.nf' in "u~ bottle. Prizes Zoe Dollar E.,f.
bfurEttt sstls b. 'f
A'oNuitA "NTtE--A dsligh,fsi ior.. nr,i,i.
superior % Cologne. sod at bah the prt-r
u is composed ~ several of the r,.,
penetrating aud braIirL Specifies Known +.
TIE mf'tfla mtaI,a. Ih, inventor OF John.
fo" Anodyns Luumeut va. ii The constant
Ana successful practice OF medicine Tor more
than tWerty years.
Married Ladies. under al Circumstance.
WI. tYd Parsons Pur-ati,e PUI.s,h. ..5
On small doses = mild csthariic-tb.v ,,,,.,
no grPng pains % cfamy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

OXFORD. ss--A, n Cour, of Probsss~ bel. at t'sr
- within AID ior the Coan,y ef oxford, on the
third Tuesday OF March, A. ID 1868.
NESTA IL. BoWkER. srmesi yest, III.
Y Abbott. Guardian Of Henry A. Abh.,t,. mi
child and beir Of George Abbott. late of sun
ner. in salt county, deceased, having pa~--at-d
her final nc coon, OF guardianship Of said ward Tor
allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice TO
all persons Interested by causing a copy of this
order Ia he published three weeks succes-yely in
the Oxford Democrat printed Mt Paris. that they
lnay appear at a Probate Coer to be held a, Paris.
IA said Coon;y. the 81 Tuesday Of Ma, nexi.
atten O'Clock ,n tn. forenoon, and shew canse, a.
any they have. why the same should not tie allow
ed A. u. WALKER Jadvr
trsr copy--attest }. =. HoRss, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17
MARRIED

U.s. psiDrd. Apr.f ara. Dow Rev. >sm4sl Psiae Geo
go ~ Eh'eH. And 81, Eliza J0uts, both of 90
=" '.umiord 90 Do 5ih lost. BY g. W Howard
a. t'a'e'. T. Is. 'ls.tn41.to Abna \ MuchtU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17
a. II. WALKER, Judge.
true copY-atIest: J. :. HoBBs Register.

pEFoRD, s3:--A Court Il Pr,.rItc held Al
PHir, within an'i Tor the County oi Oxford, on
he hard Tue day al March, \. u 1858.
EMERSON fITrS, Guardian Of = lvesfer w
- Ellie 81 ais, MINOR chiidr'n and hei,- Of VIM.
Fills, Late Of Canton 10 r1il County. derea-ed
having presented bis fst Of guar ltuship
Of said wards tor allowance:
o'dcred. That the said GUARDIAN give notice 10
person. Interested. by causing copy this order
to be published three weeks succcss,Ycly in the
Oxford Democrat, priHed At Pat.s. IN said
County, thai ihey NAY appear III Pr.ifie Court
TO be held 81 sud Paris, The iaird Tuesday, Of
May next. ut tea O'Clock 10 the Ia, cBoon. aud
-hew ctuse, IL az. ,hry have. wins the same should
not be- allowed. 4. II. WALKER JuIse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

ONFoRp, ss-A a Court OF Probate held at
Paris. within and Tor the County OF Oxtbrd
on The third Tuesday Of March A. D. 1865
AMES q. ROBERTS, named Executor ia n
~ certain 'nstru'nen, ,arpcrting To hc the L,-t
VIII and Testament Of Ehaan Hardest. late Of
Hanover, in SAID Couniv, deceased. having pre-
scented he same f,r Probate:
Ordered. That the said Executor give mott. q.
TO all persons interested by causing a copy oftbis
order, to be Published three weeks successfully
ia the Oxford Democrat printed ut Paris in .aid
County, that they may appear ut Probate CouI !
To be held AT Paris on the 81 Tuesday al Nav
next, AT ten o'clock IN the forenoon, and shew
cause. IL ANY they have, why the said iasirrimens
should not be proved. approved a.d allowed as the
last Will and Testament OF said ace a-e.l.
A. II. WALKER, Judge
ATruc copy-atte-t: J. =. IioBss. R-ss; -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17
HOP ROOTS!
HAVING made arrangements with reliable par
IL ties in New York, shall he able to furnish
Hop Roots from the best Yards
IN
Oneida s. Madison Cos, N. Y,

the present spring to u those who nav a. der them
I" .es-os The roots 10 boz csusluly selected
AM p"t up ~ barrels 81 Jour ashes each add de
h'e'ei at the railsa,d at the market pr,e=. hich
ne SAID pt uie. guarantee sAaiI MT he above Eve
dollars pee hashel-
Az those that are in wan, of hop roots. can
have them delivered at the nearest r,,s, I,y Irsy-
ioG then orders vi Charts II. I.oveiay Bryast's
f"adi w ;. Howe, Hsaover. or w,th IN. sub.
scr'bor 81 ha"led Ia early. to he PAID tor delv.
cry.
A X. KNAPP.
Hanover. Ma oh 10 ls6s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

OxfoRc, ss.-At Cs"rt of Probate held al
Paris within and Tor the County OF Oxford, on
the 81 TuesSiay of Mach. A. u. tSes.
III ERRlCk &. DAVIS. nam d Excrusor IN -
IA certain 'osiiuneaI parpoiiog TO bc the La, will
AID Testament, OF iosrph Pray. hate OF Woodstock
~ said eouniy. decreased, having presented he
same boz probate:
ID, Tha, he said Executor give notice 60
all perso"s Interested by Causing a copy ofthis az
derto b- published th,ee weeks succrssively in
The Oxford Democrat. "a newspaper ,r,aist at Pa
rs, ~ sad county, thai they may appear as Pro.
bate Court To be held ut Paris ON the Third Tuc.
day oi Nav next, at ten O'clock in the forenoon
aud show causc II any ihey have. WHY the said
la-iruneua should not he proved. approved, and
allowed the iss VIII AMI les ,i sa;d
Seccased. A. u. WALKER. Judge.
Atrue copy-attest: J. y. HoBBs, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

O1FORU, ss-ttHCnurt ~ Probate heid ~ pari.
wi.biu and fur the County oi OSford on the
thpd Tuesday 81 March. 4. ID. 1864,
4 NDREW ]. FAUNCE, Adanin,strator on the
\ cstats OF Bcnpiiuin ID. Haskell hate ~ Oxford
IN said County, deceased having presented his
1t and h0ai account &c administration uf the e.
tate of SAID deceased So allowances;
Ordered, that the said Administer or i've notice
10 81 ,er~ons interested by causing copy q This
order, To- be publi4hed three weeks sncccssiVrly
lathe OEioSi Democrat, printed 90 Paris - said
County that they nay appear at Probate Court
b. held 80 PARIS, on the third Faesd,y 81 MAY
next, az tea O'Clock IN the forenoon, and shew
cause if any they have, why the same should not
w. allowed
A. ~. WALKER. Judge.
A'rne copv--tttest: J : iloBHs. Regi.ier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

Married Ladies. under al Circumstance.
vii tnd Parsons Pur-atse P,u.ssi.. and
IN small doscs. mild c,ihar,ic-fbev cause
no grping pains % cfamy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17
DBAPX ESS.
GAnAARn
SCMPEr3Z
NNn N-EEIs fCRRD

\ rr.a'is. On D-sfn~s-. Catarrt COusurr Dtlon
All Csnc.T their causes. means 1T speedy
itsf. aud uittus'e carv. hs papiI 81 The A-ad-ny
% N,iiciac, Paris sent auy address Tor 10 cis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

.OGJORD, s. :-Ata Court Of Probate held nj
P1ri~, within and ior The County of Oxford on
The third Tuesday 81 March. A . ID. 1858
IN the psitipn of j ~. W. CLARK. Guardi-
~ an Of Edward > Cluk. min D. heir of San,u.
81 Poor, Late oi Andoyer IN said County, deces sed
praying 'r rense To sell and convey said minors
interest ia The Homestead arm al SAID Samuel
Poor, NJ an advantageous offer at $40:
Ordered. That the said Petitioner give notice to
III persons Interested, bv c,asing an abstract Of
h's petition with this nrdrr therein, To he pob.
hshei three WEEKS successiyely ~ the Oxford
Democrat newsiaper printed at PsIis, ~ -aid
County, that they may appear Probate Court
20 he held 10 PARIS, the 3 ,4day nj May
next, at tea o'elock 10 the forenoon. an shsw
rau-e, u any they have why the sam shonld not
b- grrnied A. II. WALKER, Judge.
true copy attest; J =. iIoBRs Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

u - composed ~ several II the most
penetrating aud healing specifics known To-
'"c mt'tfla mrHi,a. lh, inventor oil John.
fo"' Anodyo' Linmeut va. n The constant
ana successful practice OF medicine Tor more
than twenty years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

IL the only Negv'Ehc RSfnciy ia IIqai form "a a,
VII rafr a. unrr all Hnoas Attach. F.Vrf.
Rhssmafl-m. NruyAlgla TOSihscis~ Ursfarh. -
SPs'fn'. Dtgthrria, iuu I~aEa Kidney aud BLADDER
AFFORD iu mediate coasfpst
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