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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-15
IN COLLIN COUNTY.
800 ACRES, of the Heirs of William
Saunders. survey 1850.

IN EEOoD COUNTY.
1903 ACRES, situated on the Brazos
River including the mouth of the poluscy
@3G3 ACRES, situated on the Brazos
River miles above the mouth OF the POluscy.
For further information call at our office, West
side of the Public Square, Dallas, Texas.
BCRFORD, GOOD JORDAN.
,nnv Z 1STn-niIf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-15
A., a sssfsfi ista 4. oest, 80. lslt''
BURFORD, GOOD h JORDAN
ilianf,, all Law and land lffnl,'
nAIIAs. TEXAS.
r,nNDAclmrJcJV,

raIEstat4 arl1fi o. .Hir rsu ~ iffis'st'l I.
~ 49, 40 a. 80 faafrui uHirrs Sab o. $50 80
uHnitrr uftts frls stl alHsfs - ~ 49,.
f..irirr al tuttbasF. W eunranirr rftf' lllE'
ir rf-r5 ir,iaHlr o. ui- rsgis aui nlhis As'l'ia
iarrs = M dni ii o. ihfiT iaiel.sl Q. fAN ~ ~ -
rrture l.asiar. hfiHa aiii T. ialnl ~ a'llA,''
li ~ lsu1s- shiloh ~ rffr ~ tote Q" ''N 'i'' a'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
GooaNew nj last.

DIR. FREDERIC MORRILL,, author of THE
MEDICAL ADVISER AND GUIDE To HFALrII-a
work OF surprising interest and value to all per-
sons suffering from exhausted vitality, premature
decline, spermatorrh@a, or any OF is sequences,
and infinitely describing the various symptoms Of
these insidious diseases with plain, common sense
directions for their treatment and cure-may be
confidcntaly CONSULTED upon all chronic, delicate
aud complicated IA seases in either scy, at THE
PEOPLES MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Buliinch
street, Boston, Mass. Every sufferer shond con
suit DIR. Morrill, His large experience of over
thirty years. dealing with every disease incident
10 humanity, enables him TO guarantee a cure in
all durable cases, in shorter time and at less eN-
peuse aud Inconvenience &c the patient than Is
usually incurred when resort IL had TO less mex
pericnced physicians. CALL AND SEE HIN. He
will describe your disease without any informa-
ton from you, and cure you without the use Of
harsh and dangerous remedies, often pcrons TO
health and life. THE MEDICAL ADVISER, with his
circulars "rHE EMrEgoRs PILL" and "lM'
PoRrANT FACTS" will be sent 10 any address on
receipt of ten cents. Address, or call ut No.
BULFINCH srREET, Boston, Mass. Office hours
from in the morning TO 10 O'Clock in the evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
Farmers Club.

Owing to the unfavorable state OF the
weather, and Of the roads, the Club meet.
ing on the Hill was not fully attended on
Saturday evening. 18th inst. The few
members present, however, spent the
evening very agreeably in social chat
on agricultural topics.
The following question was suggested.
and adopted. for discussion at the next
meeting, viz lis top dressing profitable
and economical, As compared with culli-
walton by pIowing IN
With the expression of a strong desire
that AL the members of the Club should
demonstrate that their conviction is.
that Farmers ClabS are beneficial, 10y
giving full attendance at the next meet
ing. the meeting adjourned to meet at
Lincoln Hall, at ! o'clock on Saturday
evening next.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18

An exchange says: Small bills
should be promptly paid. The men tn
whom they are due generally need the
money. The little bills are the ones that
make numberless gaps in the world OF
business. How much comfort to families,
cheer to responding business men. and
encouragement generally. would be Civ
en- by the immediate discharge Of all
little, and perhaps hsltforgotten obliga,
tons Pay small debts. aud do it al once.
Have you 4 severe wrench. or sprain9
Have YOU rheumatism in any form p
Havr YOU stiff neck, or lunches caused
by rheumatic pains? IL so, "Johnson's
Anodync LinimenI' i = specific remedy.
and Is also the best pain killer in the
world
We often see large stocks Of cattle
which do not seem u thrive. and come
out "spring poor, all tor want OF some
thing % start them in the right direction.
One dollars worth cot "Sheridau's Caval-
~ Condition Powders, given TO such a
>NNNN NNNaSAoHatiH hut'iS NHC "iiAci Z,
would be worth mare than an extra half
ton Of hay.
Persons AFFLICTED, however lightly,
with any weakness OF the Chest or Throst
involving either the LIrRyS, Trachoa.
Bronchial Tubes, OF the Lungs them
selves, should, on the first symptom,
commence with FELLOWS COMPOUND SY-
RUP OF HYroPHosPHIrEs, aS by IT. use
diseases of those organs (cven Consump'
ton in It's primary Stagc) arc speedily
cured and more alarming symptoms pre-
vented.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
The Europe0n Udr.

Not much change from last week. The
French are iubilant over the victory of
Orleans.
A despatch to the Tribune from Blois,
18th, says Orleans vas taken by General
Cathelinear's troops, which first entered
the town from the south. driving the
Bavarians from the bridge they defended,
and which they lacked the time to blow
up rs they intended. At Bccon, de
termined fight occurred with large loss
on both sides. The PruSSians were beaten
and their entertainments stormed They
left 100 wagons. provisions and forage.
Nartinconin's was the only French divi-
sion there engaged Prisoners are con-
Stantly arriving. Two guns and a number
of caiSscns have also arrived. Won der
Taun himself was nearly captured The
French in great force, $4,000 from
Bour res attacked on the south or left bank
while the 10th and 10th corps attacked on
the ives, side The Bavarians were every
where oumumbercdand lost their strongly
fortified positions.
a new excitement i caused by the de-
maud of Prussia that the Paris treaty OF
March. 1856, by which Russia Was limited
in her naval forces in the Black Sea
This makes quite war spirit in England,
which was party to the treaty, and the
CRY there is for war"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18

The publishers of the Lewiston
Weekly JourHalhs have issued the prospectus
of that popular paper Tor 1871. As a
family paper for Maine readers the
Weekly journal leaves little TO be desired.
/; Is a large eight page paper, presenting
a tall and methodically arranged Review
OF the Week a digest of State news by
Counties; very full State Correspondence,
with Special Correspondence from I'M
portauJ points and an interesting Litera-
r Department \ carefully edited Asri-
cultural Department is feature that has
giyenit great popularity land its Children's
Department is eagerly read. Its State
Correspondence aud Reports of COnven-
tiou~. Agricultural Festivals, etc, are in
comparobly complete. The price of the
paper Is - % ia advance and It Is cue of
the cheapeS; and best papers in the
country II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18

FAMILY MEDICINE We call the special at
tcntion OF our readers u the Advertisements Of
that fayortc home remedy, Perry DAVIS Pain
Killer Il IA, been before the pabEc over thirty
years, and probably has a wider, aud better rePu-
tatlou tASu ANY other proprietary medicine " the
present day. At this period there sTe but few
acquainIe, with the merits Of the Pain Killer: but
while some eItol II a. liniReas, Ihey know bat
lttle Of - power IN easing pain when taken in.
tcru5lly while Others use II internally with great
success, but are equally ignorant OF IL healing
virtues when applied externally. We therefore,
wish 70 say 20 all that u Is equally successful
whether used internally or externally and IL stands
to-day, Rariyailed ~ the great catalogue Of Family
Medicines. h - sufficient evidence Of IL virtues
a. a standard medicine, o.knoN thar i . now
used in AL part, of the world. aud ,Au its sale is
constantly increasing. NJ curative agent has had
such wide spread sale or gwen sueh universal
satisfaction. L {, purely vegetable compound
and perfectly ,.1ic, even IA ,kiIlful hands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
OUR TABLE.

Zelrs Encyclopedias. We have oren spoken
OF this excellent work sud Us value, aud com.
mend il TO all a q work Of thorough research and
a comprehensive Dictionary.
Gazetteer, specimen copy 10 ctuts. Phil.
Galaxy, for December, j. received with its fund
Of good reading II is always welcome. ny.
Peterson's Magaxine, for December, il a rich
number of this excellent periodical. Only 800
year, To clubs, lower ,till. 4 splendid prcmi
um engraving "washingtou at the Battle OF Trcn.
ton" sent 10 all who raise clubs. Philadelphia
The Little Chief offers s25e, or in prizes for
the bcst story, best poem best dialogue aud best
talk, Tor little ones IN words OF one syllable Only
> cts. year indianapolis, Indiana
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18

To the Honorable BDaui of County Commission
er,. within and for the County Of Oxford.
yI>liE under signed citizens OF Hiram, IN said
i County OF oxford, would respectfully repre-
sent that public convenience and necessity require
the location OF highway IN said town OF Hiram,
commencing at point IN The highway, dealing
from IIra Bridge to Brownlcld,l near the Post
Once ia sad town OK Hiram thence IN the most
feasible duection & the line of the Portland \
Osleu,b burg Railroad thence In the most feasible
direction u ,hc highway leading from Hiram
bridge 10 Cornish We therefore, pra! your lIonors
20 view said routes aud make such locations Is the
public convenience and necessity may require.
JOHN l.. HUBBARD,
4. Is. L. 1rOOGlNS,
ID G.. SMALL,
JOHN II. SPRING,
SlLAS HALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18

The HenneOec Journal says DIR. Lin
coin, the popular conductor on the r. n X
Railroad evidently means to have his
train run right morally as well As every
othe. way The other day, while be
tween Richmond and Bowdoinham, he
discovered a man trying to victimize the
unsophisiocSted with Three Card Monte.
lie ordered the man 10 dcsiSt, bat he re-
fused. using insulting language meaR-
while. al Of which eliminated in the stop
page o( the train and the ioreible election
ofthe monte operator.
Every person should be loyal u!
thought, word and deed. 10 so good a
government as ours; and they that are
not loyal. b&ve no claim for its protection.
We DO not say that using Rcnne's Magic
Oil for curing quickly all painful com
paints, is the only evidence Of love to
our country. but il is 4 sign We love our
selves some.
The advertiser SAYS that the Calais
Board of Aldermen have. by unanimous
vote. indefinitely postponed the order re-
ported by the Investigating Committee,
requiring Hon. Charles r. Whiddeu 20
refund the amount paid him for services
in securing payment ofthe bounty claims
hy the State To the city of Calais. The
amount paid Mr. W was a. ,2SS. In his
defence before the Board he proved that
the amount charged was not 50 much as
other agents had received tor ike work in
other parts Of the State.
At the recent county fair in Readfeld,
Appointment democrat of that town pre-.
scented two varieties of potatoes-one
large. nice and fair. called democrats;
the other. long. slim and scabby. called
republicans. The committee in thaiI re.
port said: The production of the veget.
able kingdom called democrats, entered
by G.MFillebrown of Read6eld. deserves
bettey name. In our opinion they are
FAR superior TO the production of the ami.
nal kingdom bearing the same title"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
LINES.

on the death Of Sister MARIA +. SNIP
SON, member Of the Crystal Wave, i. u. Of u
t. East Buckheld, who died Oct. 10Th, 1870.
Gone rom US has our loved sister,
She is numbered with the dead;
MANY hearts for her viii sorrow.
MANY tears for her be shed.
Taken from Us in Youths bright morning,
Ere her life had scarce begun
Full oC hope and high ambition,
act all Is well, Gods will be done.
The life she lived while here among US,
Was one OF purity aud truth,
She has leit aname mach hOnOred,
Though she died in early youth.
Think not of her as lowly lying,
In the cold and silent tomb,
But as = bright and happy angel,
Where flowers Of isde!css beauty bloom.
Done with earthly care and sorrow,
Eom it, tolls she Is ~ rest,
Waiting now with JOY 20 greet you,
In that land where all - blest.
Bless, oh Lord, those weeping parents,
Bless those bFrtltcrs, and sisters too,
Help them in their hours OF sorrow,
With Gath and hope TO lean on you
Help them 10 bow in meek submission
To thy Will though hard to bear.
Ia that land ot light aud beauty
lOu will meet and know her there.
GENTLE HAND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
wM. X. KIMBALL, Clerk.

To the Honorable Court OF County Commission
err. A. their September Term, holden by ad
jourument October 18th, A. ID. 1870.
yI>iIE undersigned respectfully repres enfs that
/ ne is duly licensed a terryman nj Rumior'!
Point Ferry, across lie Androscoggin River, and
that the rates of ferriage as now liked by your
Ho-.ors at that Ferry are much below the rates
established NJ other Ferries OF The AndroscoSgini
that in consequence of the change Of travel, and
the location Of other ferries, the travel of said
ferry has greatly diminished, while the expense
OF Keeping the same ami maintaining boats ami
ropes remain the same. Believing II just and
proper, the undersigned respectfully prayS your
HOnors 70 riyise said rates OF ierrlage, and Tx
the same As at other ferries on laid river.
CHARLES \. kIMBALL.
Rumro,,J OF lyth l~-b
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
Death of Mrs. e.. l.. Tose.

\ letter Just received from Mr.. Nose,
dated Nov. 18th, which announces the
sad intelligence oCthe death Of Mrs. Nose,
on that day, The immediate cause of
her DEATH was very severe attack of
Pneumonia, brought on 10y over-ex-
eriioa and getting cold, taking care Of the
children, all four of whom have had the
scarlet fever. Mr.. V. says his family
will return East soon, so that it may be
presumed the children are getting better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
Know Thy Destiny

MADAME THERESA DABALL, the great
Portland and Will remain there until the Irsi Of
January. ISL. b ,cnlins 81 cents aud stamp,
together with a lock OF your hair, your height aud
age. she will send YOU a correct picture OF your
future hu band or wifc,-;cl your their dispos
ton occupation, their leading CGarlctcr ~Nc-, and
mAuy o,hcr startling fa,t-. TINS i no hoax.
Address MADAME THERESA DABAii.,
Noy l. Sw' Portland, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
STATE OE MAINE.

OXFORD, S. Board OF County Commissioner
Se1teinber Session, ls70, held by Adjournment;
November nth, 1870:
Upon the foregoing petition satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioner is re-
sponsible and that inquiry into the merits OF his
application is expedien; il is ordered that the Coun
~ Commissioners will Civ hearing on said pe'i
lion az their office in Paris in said County, on Mon
day, the 'weuty-sixth (26lh) day of December next
and all per sons and corporations may then and there
appear aud shew cause ii any they have, why the
prayer OF said y titioneT should not be granted.
Attest: WM. X. kIMBALL, Clerk
4 true copy OF said petition, aud order OF Couri
thereon.
Attest: WI. X. hIMBAl.L, tIerh-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-lSaac Simmons
was COMMITTED Yesterday for swindling
Samuel Kicker OF Buckield. Maine. out
of $l70 Simmons pretended to be from
Portland, Maine, and borrowed the money
oil Kicker. Friday. When arrested Sim
mons had considerable counterfeit money
IN his possession.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18

ICyou desire rosy cheeks and a complexion fair
and free from Pjmplc, Bio,ches and Er7iptious
panty your bIood and inv :gorate your system by
taxing Or Picyce's ALI ENi. or Goideu Medical
Discovery Il has no cqnal Tor This purpose, nor Is
a remedy Tor Liver Complaint" or" Bll!ousne->,
Constr atiou oithc Bowels severe lingering Coughs
ami BronchNs. sold 10y druggists. Dr. Pierce's
private Government Revenue stamp, bearing upon
Z the word, ~. : Certificate of Gcnuineness' Is
on the outside wrapper ot the genuine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
Farmers Ciu6--Frost's Corner.

The farmers IN the vicinity of Frost's
Corner. Norway, are requested to meet
at the School House on Tuesday evening
next. Nov. 22d, at O'Clock, 10 hear an
address relative 10 Farmers Clubs, by
Col. VIM. SWEET, of South Paris, and to
form a Club. if deemed advisable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
special Notices.
Twen,y-seven Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases iRcideHtto Females
has placed DIR. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such practice specially, and enables hiIn
TO guarantee a speedy and permanent cure in the
worst eases 81 Suppression and all other Nens'rH
a. Derangeraents from scbateoer Cease. All letters
foy advice must contain 81 Office No. 9 ENID
COTT STREET. BosToN.
y E-Boar1 furnished 10 those desiring to re
main under treatment.
Boston, July, $50. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
Administrators Notice.

TIE subscriber hereby gives notice that he hat
been duly appointed Administrator, dc 6oHts non.
of the estate of Joshua Planning, late of Lewiston
in the County of AndroscOggin, deceased, amt:
given bond az the law directs. All persons hay
ing demands against the estate of said deceased ci
are ueIT 10 tbr a"e TO makar
Immediately. q tr
A. l.. BURBANK.
RatheI Oct Is $50 zen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
Ifyouhave the py.pep.i., neadache, hi

IfyOs have the DyspePsis, Headache biz
liuc,S Co,tiyeBc-s. piles, Opprv sion s'ocr Eat
Ing SourRs sing. or any Indigestion or Blicusncss,
II YOU 10 nor thank va amer using Or. HAIR
RISON'> PERISTALIC LOLENGES, We will !or.
feif the price Of the box Also, warranted 10 cure
evcrz KIND OF PILEs For sale III NJ. !, fremont
Temple, Boston, by +. !. HARRISON co,
Proprieto-s, AMI By ali Druggists. Mailed FOR
cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, Board OF County Commissioners.
September Session, 1870, held by Adjournment No
yrinhcr lfth, A. ID. 1870:
Upon the fore going letition, satisfactory evidence
hl,u, been received that the petitioners are rcspon
,iOe ana that inquiry into the merits Of their A.
plica;ion i eNprdent IL il ordered that The County
COMMITS .ionCTs me the Post Office at Hiram on
TUESDAY, the twentieth (20:hl day of Deem.
Der next AZ ten OF the clock Ia the forenoon, and
thence proceed 10 the route mentioned In said
petition immediately alter which view, hearing OF
The parties and witnesses will be had al some conyen.
tent place IN the vicinity, and such other measures
taken IN the premises the Commissioners SHAH
Judge proper And II Is further ordered, that notice
OF the time place and purpose OF the COMMISSIONER
meeting aforesaid be given 10 al persons and cor.
poratisns interested by causing attested copies OF
aid l,i on and OF this order thereon 10 b ser'ed
uyop The Clerk of the town ~ Hiram. and also 10
l,. posted up In three public places IN said town,
and published three weeks excessively ia The OK.
ford Democrat newspaper printed in Paris III SAID
County OF oxford the first OF said publication.
aud each o: the other notices 10 be made, served
snd posted AT least thirty days before said time
OF meeting, 10 the end that all persons and cor
pora,ions may then and there appear and shew
cau.r il any they have. why the prayer OF said
petitioner. should not be granted
Attest: WI h. kIMBALL, Clerk.
true copy Of said petition and order of Couri
thereon.
Attest: WM. X. KtMBALL, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
Pumps! Pumps !

y H. BLAKE OF BuekGcld would inform all
~. those In want of SUPERIOR PUMP.
that he has put his Glass Pump Business into the
hands OF ME- RICHARD DOgMAN, of this place.
who win promptly attend 20 all orders and exc.
cute them Ia a satisfactory manner, NJ Reduced
Prices, aud will also keep on hand for sale IT,
RING for Chain PuInp, AMI Acqucducts.
Address RICHARD DoEMAN, Bnckiicld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18

7 hereby give nv son, VIM. Il. Parker, his time
i during his minority, - transact business Tor
himself. aud shall claim none of has earnings nor
pay any debt- OF hts contracting ailer THIS date
WI. PARKER
WitucSs-D L. BtsUEE.
south Waterford. Nuy. Sd ls1O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
MARRIED..

In Waterford Nov. 5th, by Rev.J a. Douglass,
Mr. Isaac Z. Jewett and Miss Nancy Il. Warren,
both of w.
In Portland, Nov. 9th, by Rev. II. III. Bailey, BY.
ron G. Sturieyans aud Miss Carrie n, daughter Of
samuel Small.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18

Kr. Editor:-Thc South Paris Library
Association. desire 10 return their thanks
through the columns of your valuable
paper, to William Dccring, Esq, of Port
land, for his liberal gin of books and
documents, treating OF the history and
wonderful resources OF our state.
PER ORDER
South Paris, Nov. 10, 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18
Collectors Notice.

TIE resident proprietor of the following de
scrbed tract of land IN the south faris Village
Corporation, In the County OF oxford, Maine, u
hereby notified that the same Is taxed IN the Tax
List committed 10 the bscribcr, the Collector OF
Taxes FOR the said south Paris Village Corpora
ton iur the year eighteen hundred aud sixty nine
that nine months since the date ut said asses -men-
have elapsed, and that the following taxes 81 az
scssed on the same remain due aud unpaid 10 Wit
O,cHers Estate tdroi Taxes dec.
Joseph X Morse Homestead. ~ 8.
And If no person shall appear to discharge said
taxes on or before the twelfth day OF December
next at two O'Clock In the aitcTpDon, | shall pro
ceed IL sell nj the store of \ Shurtlen son, u
south Paris in said south Paris Village Corpora
ton by public auction IN the highest bidder, so
much of said respective tract Of land as shall be-
-unlcent 10 discharge said taxes on the same,
and all necessary intervening charge eox
Collector Of South Paris Village Corporation.
South Paris, Nov. !, $50.
i Said girl proved ~ ~ ID"
49, ,vonan of live and thirty, or thereaoo"'
and the boy was her SON.
,;s The boy was not far from ten !e''s
- noe with face lighter in color l""', "
At his mothers; his features re"'S N'
The some. o,o
tho e plan,er rising here is as likely par
ers a Girl and her brat as yon ca" SI''O
" ~.;l cigh, hundred dollars Tor
ad Who'll give six?'
-. 10 waited a Jew moments without
aor csiying any answer, and then sa'd;
the u must have tho money, so here 9
aim for a rattle. Twenty dollars u throw
and thirty chances for the pair, Come &c.
,rtal men, them that buys first will throw /"
ned Here was excitement as well
| so chance for profit. The players an"
euce SPECTATORS surged up, and twenty cna'
we're sold rs quick as the planter 9
49,, ,.to the money and write down
'"aI names Then came lull. The pa
~ .oot two chances, whereupon MS
..,.1 oornanions took each one more
chat three men in the crowd 'douo'eu 'P'
, f,r Two more chances, gentlemen.
s,ion Clay whispered apart to the JUG
and then made his way to the table anu :
auent down two gold eagles.
What name?'
!; and Tive II 10 Wv ononoo for Ninet
Loco. BEFORE the planter could call :
track, Judge Ohue'" w. be III
m up. dollars on tio 49, 80,
close This Is ior ."o W.. g Tho rrc
i right 'Good' cf'c' '"c - An
ed re. Heres cua"oo NJ t,o,Lr
hich it takes the io''
,,,;ded Here
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-18

manufactured 5y Perry Davis & son, Providence
x. / been before the pablo, and in that time has
become knowa in all parts OF the world, and been
used by people Of all nations.
1t remains, to-day, that same good efficient rem
edy It's wonderful power in relieving the most
severe pain has never been equaled, and il has
earned its worldwide popularity by lis intrinsic
merit NJ curative agent has had so widespread
sale or given such universal satisfaction. The
various ills for which the Pain Killer u an uniaIi
jng cure are TOO well known TO require rc-capitula
ton in this advertisements As an external ana
internal medicine, the Pain Killer stands un-
riyaled. Directions accompany each bottle.
sold by sll Druggists.
Price = cts, - cts. and 81 per bottle.