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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
NfRRIED.

In Buckheld. Dec. 18th samuel Record II Lew
istnn and Miss Cicmentine Turner, OF u. Jan.
sh by L. {. Hamblcn, Esq., Mr.. tyru- j J Dung
aud Mis- ABBY Churchill, both Of Hartford. Jan
Hh, by same Mr.. James l.. Warren, and Mics
Julia 4 Haskell, both of Harrison.
Ia Ncwry, D,.c 18th, by Onin Poster, FL, Nr
Uriah 4 LcWi, and Mrs. sarah \. Lcwis, al Of y
In BroWnhcld, Dee Ssh- by Rev. = Z. Cook
Mr. Clinton 4 Cole, of Brownheh, to Mis- Mary
STANLEY, ut Porter.
In Mexico, Jan 81, AZ residence ~ the bride :
father, los l.. e. Washburn, 30, ct Byron, Mr..
l. Y \. jenkins of Temple, anil MI tlmira
Mitchell Of Mexico.
In Buckncld, Dec. 10th, b. Rev. ; Bcns"n'
NJ : fdson Murdoch and MIS- Nancy VI iiulme.'
both of H. By the ZANE lice. 2aih. Mr. samuel J.
Record aud Mis- Clcmcniinc Turner, both oi
Lewiston also by the same. Jan. lst Mr. Franklin
Maxim and Me. Eiora \ Evans.
In DiNhcd. Jan 81. 10y Isaac Randall. Esq,
Thomas J Cox, $50 and Mr. Mary :. White 81
Boston, formerly MARY Millcti OF NORWAY
The marriage came % Ia the evening At the
residence Of MT. Cox, where We're assembled 4
happy company of relatives AMI friends. II Ma
indeed a very pleasant and interesting family
gathering Two of the sons Of Mrs. " hltc. from
boston were present on the occasion, adding
much interest 70 the family meeting. Mr.. White
was n sister OF Mr.. Cox hr-t Wifi. being sone
wears Younger The match t. & very suitable one
and one very proper to be made: and their fricnd'
all wish them \ long life and much happiness IN
their new relation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
Oxford County Sunday school Conven-
tom.

\ Sunday School Convention OF the
Evangelical Sunday schools of Oxford
county will be held at South Paris Jan
uary 25th and 26th. Each school is de-
sired 10 be represented by its pastor,
superintendent and three additional del
egates.
The Sunday school cause Is justly re-
ceiying moro attention than formerly,
and this convention is expected to carry
out the plans suggested by the State Con
vention at Lewiston in September last; it
is earnestly hoped that all those who
have the cause at heart viii be present to
participate in the eounsels and plans OF
the convention.
Those who send their names TO Rev. G.
F. Cobb. Sonth Paris, by January 22d,
will be provided with entertainment.
RWill papers which have published
the call, please notice the change Of time?
c. w HOWE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14

Mr.. Alexander Robinson cut his foot
quite badly, the other day, choppiug in
his woods.
On the 10Th inst. as Deacon Robinson
and his son were splitting cord wood, the
young man accidentally hit his father in
the head, cutting q cash about 2 l-2 in
cheS long. The blow came near splitting
his skull and killing him instantly.
The friends and parishioners OF the Rev.
ii. II. Hutchinson oil this town made a
donation visit to the parsonage on Tues.
the 4,h inst and left substantial tokens of
their respect and admiration to the amount
Of nearly $50, not including generous
supply of wood and other comforts for
the family Mr. Hutchinson very affect
ionately rendered his thanks for the many
favors he had received, and no doubt
many retired feeling that it was truly
''more blessed to give than to receive"
Mr.. VIM H. Downs killed hog IL
months old. that weighed when dressed
526 pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
NOrfcGy Items.

The correspondent of the Lewiston
Journal says: Business at present Is eN-
tremcly duh and money scarce and
tight"
\ cloIhes-pin mandatory and shovel
handle mandatory have recently been
started at Steep Falls.
Isl. A. Denison have lately fitted
up rooms over their spacious store tor s
tailor's shop.
Mr.. Joel Frost went to his barn a few
evenings since to fodder his cattle, and
found the place generally occupied by Al
excellent cow, vacant. He became
alarmed, fearingithat some one had stolen
her. when going into the loft TO pitch
down some hay to his oxen he discovered
the COW quietly feeding at the now she
having assembled the stairs. Though she
went up alone, four men were required tC
assist her going down. Gil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
Cattle Markets.

Ven BRIGHTON, Jan. 1sth, 1859.
Priees-Beeves Extra quality, els 90 9 Is SO;
first quality, sl2 256le IS; Second quality, ell q
IL 90; Third quality $l025all00. Poorest grades
cows, oxen, bulls Sc, 81 O069 80 y 100 b. the 10
tai weight of hides tallow, and dressed beef.
Working 0xen--ENtra $3.50 $500 ordinary tl5G
10 S2s5epair; handy Steers 80 TO 4l40 y pair
There was q good supply of working oxen In mar.
kei. The dsmand has hot been very active.
Mich Cows-Extra sS5 tn eli5; ordinary $50 q
ssO; Store Cows t35 q go; Prices for Mich Cows
chaser.
Sheep and Lambs--ex. lots 5 90, 500; 2 50s 81 80
y heal or from 4, 10 slcg lb; Lambs from 90 10
80 y head.
Rcmarks-The supply Of Cattle from all sections
was larger than II has been for several weeks
past. There were good many beef Cattle among
them and the trade was quite active the FIRST day
4 large portion of the Maine Cattle were sold 10
slaughter. There were but few small Cattle
among themand there were good many nice
beeyes among those from that section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
Oxford Itelas.

The severe ram, SunoaN .tai>"o ihOiHP
son Lake TO a higher pitch OF water than
has been known for years. The little
Androscoggin river is more than bank
full. We have had but few days oil
sleighing in this town. asyet, the present
winter.
The Congregational Sabbath School al
Oxford village, and the Methodist School
al welchville, each had a very successful
Christmas Festivals, on Friday eve, OF
last week. The Festival a; the Methodist
Church. at Oxford village. was noticed
in the Democrat Of last week
Dr. Yerrill, late Of Norway, has
purchased the Apothecary shop OF David
Riggs, and by fitting it up in excellent
taste, and adding TO il good stock OF
new medicines, is alleady doing good
business
DR.. j. l.. Hor succeeds Dr.. Sylvester,
as one of the prscticing physicians in this
town, and is meeting with much favor IN
his profession. DIR. s. is about removing
from town.
John J. Perry has Soldthe "HiX Stand,
which has been occupied by DR. Sylvester,
to Daniel Iackett He has also sold the
"Old Mansion, house and buildings, to
David Riggs.
Professor Rix has comm enced q Sing
ing School at Oxford village, and already
has large class.
The Lodge Of Good Templars, al
Oxford village, is one of the largest and
most flourishing in the County.
a child of Mr.. Boardman Francis, OF
this place, was shot through the right
arm. by the discharge Of a pistol. on
Tuesday, Jan. 4th; the shotwaS not fatal.
The accident occurred whildthe child was
stopping al Otisield. Ii seems that he
had the pistol in his hands, and while
giving il 10 q boy who was with MIN, ii
was discharged, and the ball passed
through the arm just below the shoulder,
and 10 his chest
As We have seen quite number OF
pieces in the Democrat about work per
formed by old men, We thought the iol-
lowing worthy of notice.
Mr.. Jonathan Holmes, who IS over %
wears OF age. cut last winter, one cord oil
wood per day, and had the care of IS head
Of cattle, and two horses. He Is now
living in the town of Paris. This winter,
so far, he has cut 30 cords Of wood, and
taken care OF 20 head of cattle, and two
horses. also. done the chores at the house
He was horn at Hebron. lived there four
years. then moved 20 Hartford, and from
Hartford 70 Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
and WONANHOOD
PCBtIsUED IS TUE
Peabody Medical Institute,
NOi RULFINEH ST.
SOLD EvERYvHER

topposite the Revere Horse, BOSTON,
10000 COPIES SOLD TIE PAST YEAR.
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE,or sELFrREsEE
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Cure OF EXHAUSTED VITALITY, PREMATURE DE
CLINE ~ MAN, NERVOUS AMI PHYSICAL DEBiu
~, HYPoCHoNDRIA, and all o;her diseases arising
from the ERRORS OF YOUTH, orthe lNDisCKsrioNs
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PAGES, bound in cloth. DIR. \. l.. HAYES, Author
A BooI. for Every Woman.
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
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There is nothing whatever that the MARRIED or
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The NEW DISCOVERIES OF the Author, whose eN
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VALUABLE BooKs.--We have received the vaiu
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in every intelligent family. They are not the cheai
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but are written by responsible professional gen
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vital matters, concerning which lamentable iSno
renee exists. The important subjects presented are
treated with delicacy, ability and care, and, as an
appendix, many useful prescriptions for preVaiine
/ Complaints are added.-CoOs Republican, Lancaster
". II Sep. :. 1869.
/ DR.. HAyts is one Of the most learned and popu
lar physicians of the day, and Is entitled 10 th'
gratitude of our race for these invaluable produc
ttons Ii Seems 20 be his aim 10 induce men anc
10 avoid the of those diseases 10 whici
they subject, aud he tells them just how anC
when 10 do it, FGrmiRgtOn Chronicle, Pennington
Ne, Sep. 2, 1869
These are truly seieutifc and popular works b,
\ Or. Hayes, one of the most learned and popular
ply slcians of the day.-The Medical and SWrgicd
! Journal, Jtly, 1869
Price of SCIENCE OF LIFE, 81 90. PHlSIOL
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
July, 1863.
STATE OF MAINE.

oxvopp. s. - Board of County Commissioners,
sentember Session, 1859; held by adjournment
December. 1863.
I'm The foregoing peffIon, satisfactory evidence
lin, been received that the petitioners are re-
.nonsihle and that inquiry into the merits OF their
applscaton Is eSpedient
IL /. Ordered, that the County Commissioners
meet at the Dwelling House of Mrs. l.. w. Hack
EFT in Oxford on the first TUESDAY OF May
NEXT al ten of tho clock A. NJ. and thence Pro-
cerd To view the route mentioned in said petition
Immediately after which view, a hearing OF Tho
partic. and witne.se. will be had AT some conyen-
lent place in the vicinity, and such other meas
ures taken in the premises as the commissioners
shall Judge proper And IL Is further ordered That
notice Of the time, place and purpose oil the Com
missioners, meeting aforesaid be given TO all per-
sons and eornor.tions Interested, by causing Attest
cd comics of laid petition and OF this order thereon
IN he served upon the Clerk Of the Town Of Oxiosd,
and al,o posted up in three public places In said
1awp and published three weeks successiyely In
The oxford Democrat. newspaper printed at faris,
said County of Oxford the first of said publications.
and each Of the other notices, to be made, served
AMI posted at least thirty days before said time OF
meeting TO the end that all persons and corpora
lions may then and there appear and shew cause,
If any they have why the prayer OF said petitioners
should not be granted ~,
Attest: WM n htnphLL, Se.h.
A true copy Of said Petition and Order Of Court
thereon: - o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14

To the Honorable Justices of our supreme judi
cial Court 10 be holden ut Paris, within ana Tor
the County OF Oxford, on the third Tuesda! oi
September, 4. ID. lst9
yIyIILIAM II. FARRIS, of Oxford, IN The
w County of oxford, husband OF MARY l.
Paris libcls and gives this Honorable Court 10
bc informed that on the eighth day OF June ~ -
ISL, AT Oiisheld, in the County Of Cnmberland'
he was married to the said Mary T.. Farris, whose
maiden name WAS Mary T.. Edison, AMI hath al
WAYS behaved towards her n a chast' ami itith'
full husband yet the said MARY T.. Farria, ncgIe't
iny her marriage vows and duty, since the sara
marriage on the twenty-sccond day ot April y.
u l~sig al Norway, in the County Of oxford, com
mitied the crime OF adultery with one John ire
dale married man, aud on the seventeenth DAY
OF April 4 ID. 1859, deserted your lbeiiant ana
went away ia company with said John lrcdalc,
then and there a married man, 10 parts unkn"" n
L. your lbclant; and since that time and uP tp
the time OF filing this libel, has neglected ana re
fused 10 return or live with your lioclant -
wherefore your lihellant pravs that the bonn- ~
matrimony may be dissolved between himseii am,
the said Mary T.. Farris,-as in duty bo"h" VIII
ever pray. ,,u u,pvrs
Dated ut oxford, this first day OF September
\. -. 1853.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14

To the Honorable Supreme judicial Court next
Ia be holden at Pans within ami Tor TIE count!
of Oxford ON the third Tuesday OF September
next. -, =, $500,
4 MOS Il. HODGDoN, of sumner, in the Coun,
~ ~ of ONfo "A, yeoman, Respectfully AYERS ana
informs said Court that he was lawfully married
AZ I eotninster in the Commonwealth OF Massa-
chusntts To- one Harriet y kiddcr, then resident
of said Leominster, on the fifteenth day OF octo-
her 10 vii: on the - day of October \. ID 100;
that since said marriage aforesaid he has conduct
cd himself in a kind end aIectonate manner ana
A. dutful husband towards the said Harriet y.
Iodgdon his said wife, but that the said Harriet
\. his said wife, wholly regardless OF her mar
rinrc vows and covenants, has habitualy illreat-
ed and neglected him, the said Amos Is. and has
manifested an aversion towards him AMI a DISLIKE
IN his society And the said libellant would lur'
tber reprcsent that the said Harriet y liOdsuoh
did commit the crime of adultery with the follow.
ing men i'm the winter of eighteen hundred ana
siSty.four at Windham, in the County ol Cuni-
berIand and state of Maine, where your iiDellant
and his family then resided, To wit:-one -
Crockett Monroe Rose, - Gray, ana stephen
| .Jones And Your lbellant would further repre-
sent that an actual separation has long since
| taken place and that he has not hycd or cohaDi'
ted with the said Harriet y. since he was aware
| of her conduct He therefore prays the Honora'
| lie Court To decree a divorce from the bonds oil
| matrimony between him and the said Harriet ~
| nav AMOS n. HODGDON.
Dated ut Buckleld, this twenty -ninth day ol
| july 4. ID. 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of Ii
y cense from "A Probate Court, held AT Paris,
within and for the County of oxford, on the ihr'l
TUESDAY of December, 4. ID. 1853, there VIII 90
.Xuosei for sale 40 the Dwelling House OF The
lote Cyru- Wait of Canton and County aforesaid,
on Thursday, February oath, 1870, nj one o'clock
T.. NJ, all the Real Estate of said Gurus Wait latc
of Canton in said County, deceased, including me
rrvrrsion of the dover therein, for the payment
of the lust debts ot said deceased charges Oi al,
ministratIon and incidental charges. Said Real
Estate consists of one hundred acres OF land win
the buildings thereon and situated IN sa'u Gan.
TON and bounded as follows To wit Northerly log
land of Richard McCollister aud Harrison Bian'
chard easterly by land Of William Ba6b south,
erlv by land OF Joseph c. Bennett and BenJanlin
Is Daley, and westerly by land OF sam"ei liar
low. , ,.;,.
Ian 10 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
State Temperance Convention.

The Men and Women % Maine. who are in
favor Of the suppression Of Incompetence aud OF
The advancement OF the cause OF Prohibition, ey
al such means as experience has demonstrated
t. be necessary FOR that purpose, are invited to
meet m MASS CoSvENTioS, AZ AUBJ IN HALL,
in the CRY oF AURURS, CA
Thursday a. Friday. Jan. y. and n, 30.
The Convention viii organize al So'clock p. NJ
on Thursday.
sS-Re,luced fare on al the Railroads
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The Grelf E1perience

in the treatment of diseases relating 20 tho gcncr
alive faculty in man and woman, acquired by DR..
\ IL. HAYES, OF Bost,n, has emnently fitted hin,
for the preparation OF such work ~ that which
he has given to the Iublic under the auspices Of
the Peabody Mcdc. Institute, entitled THE
SCIENCE Oh LIFE,sr SELFPRESERVATIo>. A"
The causes and cue of nervous debility, imPo-
tcncc, ,terility &c. are discussed in mastery
manner in this volume, AMI it should be read by
everybody Another important work 10y the pen
OF Dr. Hayes. "sENUAL PHYSIOLOGY or
WOMAN AND HEs DISEASES, Is also publish.
cd by the Peabody Medical Institute. Read their
advertisement in anihcr column. ia lm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
THE
Central Railroad
90 IOWA. ms
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds,
49,. - L-...-.. .....r -
Al os and Accrued Interest.

MANY PEE-pN- Arb sEfItNs THRU 20
yEgNAENr BONDS WHILE THE PRENIJM
T. .TiiIIARsE ~ lbe rr,a-ury hz. pr,misei
q, bay thsriera miiisn. O. n,rss,sr sud REIN
NI.TIN THF FtE~T HuETGAGF BONDS 90
THK CENTRAL RAILROAD 80 IOWA. NncH
PAY AHot 4 pNT-TuIiD AURE INTERE,r.
TIIE TINE To- MAKE ~UCH REfNNE~TMENr
- rhus a. Trcassry - brv'ag. sa'i GorrrHS's"is
are 80 Prerlisss.
THE ROAD Doh, NOT RUN THROUGH
WILDERNESS. whore &c would have - wait years
for population and business, bat thrvugh the mos,
th.ckIy .etilcd and prodHctice agricultural coun.
to-. IN The STATE winch gave, each section large
traffic a, soea - completed.
u runs through the peat coal deld- u southern
iowa tothe North where coal Is indis pensabe and
must be carried.
II run, JroE the great lumber regions Of The
North through a district of country which is des.
titute of this prime necessity.
The mortgage IL made To thu Farmers Loan and
Trust Co, al y. y, and bonds can be issued only
at the rate of $4,000 per mile, or only half the
amount upon other roads Special security -
provided for the principal AMI for the payment OF
interest
The Ncw York Tribune says, "this j. splendid
enterprise aud deserve the most liberal aid -
The New York Independent says, Owe know
the Central Railroad OF Iowa l. one OF the great
and good works of the age. Its Directors include
many Of our leading bank presidents and other
gentlemen OF high character, who have means
enough 10 bnild two or three such roads out OF
their own pockets 40 that all it, affairs will be
ably a. well as honestly managed. The Central
of Iowa will DE to that State what the New ork
Central is 80 this except that il runs through far
richer country. We therefore recommend the
Central Iowa Bonds, with entire confidence IN
their value. he truth is that First Mortgage
of $4,000 per mile upon road running through
such country canno, he otherwise than safe
First Mortgage Bonds fOr 80 small an amount
upon road running through such = rich and al
ready well settled part OF Iowa, can well be re-
commended ~ a perfectly safe n well ~ very
profitable investment. Pamphlets, with map, may
be obtained, and subscriptions viii De- received,
AZ THE COMPANl'S OFFICES, No. 81 PINE
ST. NEWoY DIRK, AMI ut the BANK OF NORTH
| AMERICA, 81 WALL ST, and IN
NORWAY, ME, by
HENRY NJ. BEARCE, Esq.
Treasurer of Norway Savings Bank, and Post.
master Of Norway
w. Is. SUATTUCK, Treas.
Ian : 1870 SIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD ss-Suprcme Judicial Court september
Term, \. -. ls'J.
WILLIAM r. FARRIs libellant, VS.. MAXI r..


And now II appearing To the Court that The sAid
defendant il not an inhabiant oil thls state anu
ha, no tenant, agent or attorney therein ana 'ha'
n il ordered by the Court that the sad libelant
notify the defendant OF the pendency of tbs libel
Ly causing an atte-ted copy thereof WIN this or.
der of Court thereon, 10 bc published three weeks
succcs.iycly i'm the oxford Democrat, paper
nrint.d ia faris IN SAID County, the iast Punica'
Hon tn b thirty DAYS at least before The next term
of said court To be- holden ut Pans, aiore on
Tho .scond Tuesday of March next, To the END
,La, rho aid defendant may then and there appear
nj said Court, and -hcw cause, II any she ha- why
,bn aver nf said libcllant should not BE- granted
'''' att,.t: WIN. X. KMBhLL, Clerk.
,.,', c,nv of libel and order OF Court thereon
- ,tt..t: WM h kIMDALL, Clerk.
John J. Perry, Attorney for libeilant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14

MIR J. NJ. Perkins. OF Oxford. is
Agent for towns in this vicinity of new
Kerosine Lamp. which is absolutely free
from all danger OF explosion. and at the
same time gives forty per cent. more light
with the same sized flames. thus saving
one third the oil. 1t pays to throw away
glass lamps, and procure these, to ac-
complish such results. They are metal
instead of glass. Every family, with
childreu.i Is continually endangering prop
erty and life by using the common
kerosine lamp. Don't fail 10 try the
safety lamp when You are called upon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
A gentleman from Bethel Hill. NJ

A gentleman from Bethel Hill, Me-,
saws that Messrs. Allen Bros. proprietors
of Philip Aliens Print works X. /, were
down to Bryant's Pond recently, trout
ing, when one of them was attacked with
sciatic rheumatism so suddenly that he
had to be carried from the pond to his
Hotel, bottle of "Johnson's Anodyne
Linimeut" was resOrted to, andi he was
out next day.
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DIED.

In sumner, Dec. l3th, Mrs. Margaret, wife OF
Cant James jordan, aged - years
In Turner, Dee. SJth. Mrs LOTsnda, wife OF W.
W Allacc Harlow. agel y years
Ia Buckncld, Dec. 18th, Ehen Smell, aged 'S
In Hartford, Jan. 81, Ephraim Russell, aged y.
In Wilton, Dec. 30th, Mary, wife OF Collins fhi1'
lins. formerly OF Turner. aged ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14

DR.. A. l.. SCOvILL, is the inventor Of several
medical preparations which have become very
popular, and have been literally used Among
his inventions are Aliens Balsam for the Lungs,
anil ..Liverwort and Tar" For the past six years
a better Lung remedy has not been offered to the
public. Read the following letter from Dr. sco-
WILL referring to ii;
Messrs. j. N. HARRIS & Co.,
GENTs-I make tho following state
ment from perfect conviction and knowledge OF
the benefits Of Aliens Lung BALKAN In cur.
ing the most deep seated PULMONARY CoNsuMp'
rioN, I have witnessed its effects on the young
and the old, and can truly say that II Is by far
the best expectorant remedy with which am &C.
quainted. For Coughs, and all the early stages OF
Lung complaints, believe IL 10 be q certain cnre,
and II every family would keep II BY them, ready
to administer upon the first appearance OF disease
about the Lungs. there would be very few cases
of fatal consumption. IL causes the phlegm and
matter % iaise, without irritating those delicate
organs fthe Lungs, and without producing con-
stpation Of the bowels. IL also gives strength to
the system, stops the night-swcats, and changes
all the morbid secrctions to "A healthy state.
Yours, respectfully,
A. L.. sC0yILL.
Sold by all medicine dealers.