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NEW GOODS! NEW GCODStf s,t
~ GREATEST BARGAINS YET S.@s

JULIUS SICLES'S, ey
40 BRO \ u ST X Il E.T. 855
Has just received large additions to his DRESS )
GOODS department, ard still receiving hy almost
every express III tie late styles containing oyery
style and variety 10 De found In the noythefn uarket
To which invite special attention from all Ia want
OF DRY tsUoDS-lfz.. se@ 1870. So
Empress Cloths III so, co. and Csc, very cheap;
Saitccl5 In Eli coors, ut G2i IS, and eoe Irish Pop.
liGs, new ard beautifully very low: Japanese SILKS and
PopiinS. I'LL s!iaIcS and cOlurs: Plain and Piald
Scrgcs at 2j 35. and 50c.ha price; Black SILKS at
$l.59 SlJ. - TO s tie best in the city; Black AL
pacas ut -. So 30, 50 TO 5c. and 81 per yard BECK
9lerino, Bumbazne. aMi T;tmsa Cloths, cheapi
Shawls. new styles In stripes, aud beautiful, ut @6o
aud Sj; Bi:uK shaws, single and dohhle, ut aH
prices Brucle Shuwls ut g, 80. $3.50 to $to-ccme
and get one White Blankets ut $3.50, So to Slsrery
low; Colored Blankets and Qullts $3.50, -. and stn
pair; full assortment Of " bite. Red, Blue ana
Gray Flannels 1t 25 80. 40. 50 to 7Jc and sl very
cheap 0pcr: Fiannels In a cOlpTS. plain md paid,
80 to T5c. Cloakng Cloths. al coiorS and kinds, &c,
&C.; White and ColoTed Corduroy, new and pretty,
very cheap: coaks. the largest stock tn the eityas
the lowest prices; Furs for ladies' misses, and chill
dren, 1T extremely low Ggures. In fact, everything
to be found hi tie Dry Goods line ut the lowest
prices possible. .. ......- s.- :
All Of the above are new, aud Prea! bargains.
Come and see them. =.
julius. SYCLE, i1j Broad st1cet,
Store closed OF Saturday
SalesIuen: John \. Gary, ". -. fowers' 4onn ..
Turno,. 30. .,.l = ~ 70 ~ (
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f.rtl.kEE GUARD COMPANY C), +
i MIST VIRGINIA fEGlMENT.-AtendEs p
...ti1, of Eo''r company Il! ~! irc,, unito!n,'
... ..l.g,c It your arinCry, THIS Tnday) AF-I
- ,NDtt% al x o'clock.
CT. BINFORD,
81. 10y, ORDERLY Sergeant.
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through at CARRIER
6 Co.'S Express, No. SEQ Main street. and OH board
steamer Eliza Isancox.
The above varied route coInlncnds Itself csnccialy
10 tourists and Eic.srrC-:eckerS, enabling them to
PASS THROUGH DUTCE GAP and see Otl or
POINTS of interest on JAMES RIVER BY DAY
LIGHT. J.. Il. TATUM, General Agent
James River Stclmboa: Company.
Office, Ninth and Main Streets aud ut Rockets.
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DAlLIES.

New York Herald. .SI2 20 Washington Pa
New York World. l2 90 triot ........... $40 90
New York Tribune. /: 90 Baltimore Sun. .... 6 90
Washington Chron- Baltimore Ameri-
iclc............. 10 90 can n.......... 90
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AMSTSEMENTS. A

AN a ~ ~. '-'. - -. - - -
Tel<IMOND THEATRE.
EcncGt and last night hut one or
NR.'C. W, COCLO0CN.
TrlnAX EVENING. December 2Gh.
.i =. presented thc beautiful story by Charles
'' Dickens entitled -
-,sT. h>. TIE GRICEET ON THE htAElH.
' ,rH Hlumlacr.........Mr. Z. W. Conldock
80. which Mr.. Conldock will give his illIA.
q. H%~ AND RECoLLECTioSS OF DlftERt.Sl
y n,r Forrest, Douglas jcrrold, Mathews, nc.
'~tTi,EDAT AFTERNOON, December seth,
,t%it fkNnN NATtSEE-Dor; OR, TUE
HI,>tT ON TIRE NEAHTN.
INA. So! t. nj parts OF thc h"usc 21r. oc .s'-!t
VIRGINIA HALL.
. - rornI.r and fashionable resort Will open Tor
Ncw-Yc7r'< week with the beautiful
-rI\D SiSTEkS-HOSA AND OLIVIA
AND \
,fnsT-CLASS DRAMATIC COMPANY,
.rrr Tic management uf Mr.. {. i. BISHOP.
...,ss.7n u. &C new and popular plays VIII be pre-
o. ...tr+ miro i,iciGr INC fall strength OF the
TALENTED COMPANY.
. a~~, ,,,r-ction VIII be the hcaicul play of the
.,,.l. OF SAVOY or. \ MOIIIGlt'S PRAYER.
POPULAR SCAtE OK PRICES.
s.. ..yt ~ y.
.-tt .ul sion -
l.o, fer s,.tc rf reserved seats. will Ike copeucd
~. ..-r !. iu!astou's bookstore Gu Saturday morn
&c ?s-at
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.. acCur,llncc with General Orders NO. from u
4.r.,,t.I ,nvInrurier> the Company will AS IL
'. ..y =. irs arino:y THIS ENENlNG III 1ull dress
@...5,l. l:oi-c4li a; Ito!i-past O'clock
JOHN J.. WARlNG.
...-u First Sergeant
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r.--.re Ter s,!tn NJ reserved seats. will copencd
-. ..-r : ;1aas. .ou's bookstore on Saturday morn
- tli nQ-1t
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Headquarters COMPANY C,(
iu.Sl REGrMEST VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. {
NICirMcNU. VA. December %, loil.>
ENERAL ORDERS No. l. y
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~ a~, ,,,r-ct!on Viii be the lca'ItiCul play of the
..,r.r 0F SAVOY: \ AMOIHGE'S PRAYER.
rrlrTrsE SCAt.E OK rRiCES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18
Good News AT last.

pa FREDERIC MORRILL,, author OF TnE
AEutC,L ADVISER AND GUIDE 10 lIFNrH-s
work 90 >urpa, ,ins Interest AMI value {" all pee
s,n. suffering from eNhau>tc, vitality, premature
Is-lne. -prrmatorrhPa. or any of IL sequence
q ld miuutely describing the various symptoms u
t,,. in-idiou, diseases, with plain, common >en'c
tire tons fer their trcatmens AMI curr-mAy ir
INCIDENTALLY CON -ultet upon All chronic, delicate
aud complicated 81 -eS>cs IN either SCI, ~ lht
IRtrLE'S MEDICAL lNSrTrJ IL, No. buihnch
trc,t. Boston, Mas Every sufferer should con-
alt Or Morrill, Ills large experience 81 over
,,ir 8 YEAR, dealing with every disease iuc'dent
q, h immunity. vuaLiv, h4m 10 guarantee a cure ia
n ,HrGbie cases ia shorter time ami at IehS ~.
fen. and Inconvenience g. the patient than -
Sutlls incurred when resort H. had 90 less me-
.,-i fenced thN ~lciJn-. CALL NNp >EE nm. lie
.Nill describe YOUR disease without any iuinrtnU
uoi from Won and cure you without the use OF
ltar IA anil Dangerous remedies, Oitcn pCrituu~ I"
hea IN and life rHE MEDICAL ADVISER, with las
irtular, TIM ENFEROR'S flLL,' and I'M
isOl TANr FACTS Will hc sent 90 any address on
c,,ipt of ten cents. Address or call 40 \o. 8
BULFINCH STREET Bo~ToN. Mas. Once hours
rot : in the morning. 10 4" o'clock IA the evening
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DIED..

On Paris Hin. April 10th, Mr.. Moses Hammond
aged ~ wears, 10 months and days.
In Paris, March 30th, Mary Dudley, wife OF lei
Joel H. Thaytr aged q years p days Steady
consistent picty. remarkable falthfuiness In the
discharge nf dtty in every relation In life, rare
discretion In her dealings with all, quiet unobtru'
SiYeneSs and positive strength Of character, ma Sc
up a sum OF eNcellences seldom combined as IN
the cas-. of sister Thayer 4 life of christian use
rulness gives rs assurance regarding her death
while we recall the words Of the apo lie 10 his
brethren In Christ Whether We i've, therefore,
or die. We are the l.ords.'
In East Buckheld March 93d. Rnsic, daughter
OF Moses and Eliza a. Nerrill, aged mos; Feb.
2tth, Jonah Hall, aged ~ years.
In Sumner. March 3lst, Miss sarah J. q, Bon
ney. aged 80 Years April Sal, Mrs. Eleanor Perry,
aged - years mos.
In PERU March Stih. Andrew Hail. formerly ol
East Buckhel,l, a volunteer for the army ~ 1914
aged - ycars Truly an honest man
Al the Insane Hospital, Augusta, Peter {. ' n
gin, Esq, of Rumford, the oldest member ~ the
ONfor,i Bar and probably the only survivor OF the
Constitutional Convention of Maine. aged about
~ years.
In Sparta, Wis, March sith Charlotte ;. ahe
of Hosea Blsbet, late OF East Buckteld agcd y.
In Bethel, April 81, Mrs sarah j.. wife nj Dea'
v r. Twitchcil, aged ~ ear
In DiNdeld, j,h INST, Ephram Marble Esd
aged ~ ycars Tie WAS the father of Hon. :
Marble Marshal OF Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18

Nix. KINGDOM CLIFFORD recently said
in lecture before the Royal Institute
that III j. quite pos ,ible for conventional
rules of action and conventional habits
of thought 10 get such power that pro.
greSs Is imppS 'ible, a lruism Tor every
walk. wotk or profession ami Il proper
heading Tor an advertisement fol FELL
LOWS HYPOrHosPHIIEs. This prepala-
lion has been before the public several
years has been tried, tested and approved
by the leading men in the faculty OF
medicine, and yet there are fossils IN the
profession, who persist in prescribing
The old palliative remedies of their
srandsires in such diseases Is Consump
lion, Bronchitis and others indicative OF
plostration OF the vital powers, aud pro-
nouncs them mcurable. Progress in
medical science is indeed impossible
where conventional habit oil thought has
such Strongholds.
Experience warrants US in recommends
ing Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer as sure remedy for gray hair.
There is nothing more unpleasant than
being broken of rest by a troublesome
cough and no person should submit to
it when dose OF Weeks Magic Com
pounds will allay it.
A friend of ours who is chief clerk in
the Governmental Dispcnsatory, says
that no medicine chest is now complete
without JohnSo1s'S Aaodyne Liniment
We always supposed it was prescribed
by law; if ii is not il ought to be, lor
certainly there is nothing in the whole
materia naedieg OF so much importance
10 the soldier and the sailor rs ''JohnscAn's
Anodyne Lniment.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18

Snuff or dust OF any kind, aud strong,
eaustic or poisonous solutions aggravate
Catarrh and drive il to the lungs DR..
Sage's Catalrh Remedy cures Catarrh by
its mild, soothing, cleansing and healing
properties. Each package prepares one
pint of the Remedy ready for use, and
costs only fifty cents. Sold by druggists.
or send sixty cents to Il. V. Pierce, Nj.
ID. 1913 Seneca street. Buffalo, n. Y.
and get it by return mail. Look out
for counlerleits aud worthless limitations
by seeing that it has. upon the outside
wrapper, DIR. Pierce's private Stamp, is
sued by the U. 5. Government expressly
for stamping his medicines and which
bears upon it. his portrait, name and adj
dress, and the words II. ). Certificate
of Commences.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18
STATE. OF MAINE.

OXFORD, IS. - Board of County Commissioners,
Sept. Session. 1870, held by adjournment Apiil
llth 4. ID. 1871.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioner Is espon'
sibe, aud that inquiry into the merits OF his april
cation j. eXpedient:
Is is Ordered, That the County Commissioners
meet at the Dwelling House OF Lewis w. Chud, III
Milton Plantation, in said County OF oxford ON
TUESDAY, the thirticth (90th) day OF May next,
M ten clock in the forenoon, and thence proceed
10 view the route mentioned IN said petition; lnine-
diately after which view, hearing ot the parties
and witnesses Will be had at some convenient place
in the vicinity and such Other ures taken la The
premises ~ the Commissioners shall Judge proper.
And II is further ordered that notice OF tile liher
Mace aud purpose of the Commissioners meeting
aforesaid he given 20 all persons and corporations
Interested by causing attested copies OF said petl
tion and OF this order thereon BE- served upon iie
CLERK of Milton Plantation aud al.O To be posted
10 in three public places, in said Plantation, ana
published three weeks successfully In the oNioru
Democrat, IL newspaper printed at faris, III saia
County OF Oxford, the first of said publications ana
each OF the other notices, 10 be made, served ana
nosted az least thirty days before time OIL said
meeting 10 the end that all persons and corpora
tions NAV ,heii aud there appear, and shew cause,
il any they have, why the prayer oil Said petitioners
should not be granted. c,-,.
Attest; VI. n NJ iDaib, E'1 IN
A true COW of said Petition aud Order OF Court
thereon . ,, %,
Attest WM' ~ hihbabL. 0ieiA'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18
srArE OF MAINE.

OxFoEp - go Board ot County Commissioners,
SEPT. Session. 1850. holden by adjournment April
nth, \. ID. 1871,
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received tina, The petitioners atc e.
nsibc and that inquiry into the merits OF their
application eXpedicnt IL IS ordered That the COun-
~ Commissioners OF the Counties of oxford sud
Cumberland, meet q, the Post Oncc In Hiram. Ia
said County Of oxford on TUESDAY, the twenty
third day OF May next, ~ ten of the clock IN the
forenoon and thence pTocc,dto view the route mon
toned in said petition. immediately after which view
a hearing Of the parties and witnesses VIII be
had at some convenient place ia the vicinity, aud
such other measures taken Ia the premises - the
Commissioners ,ha judge proper. And III fur
hcr ordered that notice OF the time. place and pun
pose OF the Commits toners meeting aforesaid te
given 10 all persons aud cOfpot lions Interested by
causing aitcstcd copies oi -ad petition and Oi this
order thereon To De -eryCd upon The Chairman 0l the
County G miniss loners at Cumberland County and
the respective Clerks q ;ht towns of Denmark and
Hiram ia oxford County and lirldgtOu Ia tumber'
land County, and also posted up tn three puOlic
pi.c.s la each sail towA-, anI published three
ucrss ,tccrS,iNtrs IT, the kcnn Zee journal the
State paper, printed at Augusta, aud the oxford
pviuucslt. new paper printed AZ FarI- 10 sIid
County II oxford. aud iH The BridsiOn News, a
newspaper p lated az Bridstou, IN said tpnnly at
Cumberland the ifsi of sid publications aud each
~ the other notices be- made served and posted nj
least thirty DAYS befOr said time II meeting, 10 the
end that nI person. aud corporations may then aud
there appear aud shcw IT apy they have. Why
the prtt 81 said itionrs should not be granted.
Aucst: wM. X. KINIBALL, Clerk.
true copy Of laid petition. auO order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: WA. Is. kIMBALL. CIcr&
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18
DIR JoSEPH M. sCHENCK's sInPLE
TREATMENT.

ana awaited themselves OF Als wonderfully ciaeac"us
fl,Dicii., ilcy would hot have fallen.
Dr Scscuck hss in his own case proven that "hsr-
ever Suac,ut vitality remains, that vitality, by hs
medicines ard Lis directions Tor their u>e, j. guicEened
INFO hrsthfnl Vi-vg.
In this statement there Is nothing presumpuous. TO
. atl Of tac invalid Is 8ade no representation mat II
. thousand times suistaniaied by living and visible
work TIE theory ol the cure ~ br. Schcncks medl-
cine, simple a. q j. uuiailins us philosophy re
ltr. t ,r.unienf Il J, >.lf assuring. sslfcunvincing
The sawed Tonic and Mandrake tiils are the mt
tucarus ia which the citadel % the naladN u a.
sailed I,so-thris OF the eases ofconsumpton origin
ltc 4. dyspepsia and q iuuCuonally disordered hVer
NIth mi, condition the bronchial tubes " eympathHe
with tlc stomach. They respond I" The morblAc ae-
t.,l a. the liver Here then CONES the eliminating
result and thc ,yi,m. la, with all il distressing sym-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18
. SUPPLY OF coon BLOOD.

Ihs Seawetj Tonic u conjunction with The l1ls, per
,,t5i,, ANA aNsimiates with the food ChyhtcSton Is
nov progressing without it, previous fortunes. DUes-
ton becomes painless and the cure l. seen 10 BE- al hand
There j. no fatulence, no eNAcerbAton u thv
stomach An appetite sets IN.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purrer ever q syeh
hy an ndulgent fatAer 10 suffering man. SehehcA
ilmouic syrup comes in % perform It's functions ana
a. hasten and complete the cure IL enters ~ once upon
It's work Nature cannot De cheated IL collects and
uS Tie Impaired and diseased portions Of the lungs
la me form Of gatherings Il prepares Eem Tor cxpecO
ration and 10 in yer short time the Halady Is Van
lu>hed the rotten throne that lt occupied : TeoNH'e
g ,n,. new and the patient In all the dignity OF
gained vgor, steps forth 20 enjoy the mahooI "F ""H-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18
Special Notices.
il, Cough, Cold or Sore THROAT
r,yeuty-Seven Years Practice

A. th,. Treatment Of Disease, incident 10 Female,
Ia, placed DIR DOW az the head of all ply ,icians
making suchpraotce specially and enables hiia
I guarantee a speedy aud permanent cure in the
,.ors. cases Of Suppression aud all other hcRstra
& u, engagements, from csafersr eads,- All letters
tn a lyicr must contain 81 Office w. EMF
.,pT1 STREET. BoSroN
3-BoSrd furnished tn those desiring tore
iraiv under treatment.
B1 lion, July, 1870. ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18

Veterinary Surgeons all over the coun-
try are recommending Sheridan's Cdrdlry
Condition Po,cderS for the following
troubles in horses Loss of appetite,
roughneSs OF the hair, stoppage of the
bowels or water, thick water, horse
all, thick wind, and heaves.
Every family in town should keep a
bottle of Renue's Pain Killing Magic Oil
in The house. Directions tor use well be
found on each bottle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18
Desirable Residence,
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber oilers ior sale The place no"
occupied by him on Paris Hill For any one dc
string home in the country, tbs estate l. one "l
tba finest in Oxior Tounty II include, four acres
of land of excellent quality upon the main street
in the centre OF the village well Stocked with the
best varieties oi apple trees in fun bearing condi'
ton and cuts hay enough for a horse ana COW.
TIE House ha5 twelve Rooms, /, thoroughly
built has AN excellent cellar. the best of vpter
brought into the kitchen, ana wO1d--hed anu
barn connected with the house.
The Chamber Furniture. the Carpets, stoves,
Curtains. Sc will be- sold with the house. II de-
sired, bat will not he sold separately.
Application MAY toe made 10 the subscriber ON
the premises. GEORGE l.. \oSE.
April II, 1871.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18
10 the Honorable Board OF Count, Commission.

To the Honorable Board of County Commission
ers, in aud for the County of Oxford,
DEsPECTFUILY represent the undersigned,
III citizens of the town of Lowell, In said Coun-
Is, that common convenience and necessity re.
quire, that so much or the highway leading from
.'Gtmber Four So called in sail Lowell, to North
WATERFORD IN said County, known a. the New
Road,n rs lies between said Number Fonr aud
the road leading from said New Road, by Levi
Parker's house, should bs altered, 50 as to avoid
the 1.-TWO Gulles," so called, and gnlley made
by the rains Of the the spring OF 1870, therein, all
In said Lowell. or should be discontinued.
They therefore pray your Honorable Board to
view the same and make such alterations, tliscon'
tiuuances and new locations therein as common
convenience and necessity demand
Dated at Lowell, aforesaid, this 9Th day OF April,
A, ID. lsIl
(slgned) ABEL HEALD,
JOHN T.. EMERY,
f. r. STEARNS,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18
Examination of Teachers.

HE experimenting School Committee OF the
| Town OF Greenwood. will meet ut the Office OF
= + Rand. ESD, at I.ocke'S Mill OH Thursday,
the twentieth day OF April next, To examine teach
er., and other business. All THOSE expecting 10
teach schools the coming summer, IN TINS town,
and all other, who have business relating To the
schools of thi- town. are requested to be present
WILLARD HERRiCk,
j &. RICH.
T. t. RAND,
experimenting school Committee.
GREENWOOD April eth ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18

= AND situated wthin three-iouiths OF 4 mile
i 4 from Bethel Hill, and one mile from Grand
Trunk Depot, to wit: one Meadow Lot about ten
acres Of il cleared and IN grass, the balance Is
bsavv yrowth of Cedar and Hard wood; nice
Sugar Orchard. containing about sixteen acres,
mostly old growth NAPLES; also wood lot OF MY
acres.
The above will he sold IN whole on separate.
\dlre,s c. l. KIMBALL, Portland, Me, OF
" c. KI9lB NIL, Bethel. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18
Notice ofForeclosure.

IIYHEREAS Willard seyery, OF DiXfeld in the
w County Of Oxford, and State of Maine, by
his mortgage deed, dated January Goth, 1870, and
duly executed, and recorded In the Oxford Regis
try of Deeds in Be OK 49, Page 5, conveyed TO the
subscriber all his right title and interest in and TO
his farm i'm said DiXfeld, being Lot No. eight IN
the eighth Range of Lots in DlXfield aforesaid;
aud whereas the conditions OF said mortgage being
broken, hereby claim to foreclose the same agree
ably to the laws OF this State.
Dixaeid, February 2ith, 1871.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18

To The Honorable Board OF County Commission
or. in an | Cor the County of OXFORD.
WE The undcrs igned, inhabitants OF Fly eburg
w and vicinity, respectfully represent that e
County Road 4. wanted, beginning at weston
Bridge in Frycburg and running in southeas terly
course TO the depot of the Portland x Oadcns.
burr Railroad in said Fryeburg, aud also from
the new County Road leading 10 Bridgton near
the Pine Grove Cemetery, 20 ntrrsect the iiiAt
named road at the depot or some intermediate
roirf We therefore request YOU - locate -aid
roads or such parts thereof a.. IN Your Judgment,
,t,. multi, n, IA r,uuir,
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L. ATE = II.
Up to Monday Noon.
France.

The insurgents and government forces
are still fighting. with no decisive results,
and the prospect OF an adjustment as far
OIL as ever Theirs terms of peace make
the communists more violent than ever.
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III. r. HOWARD. Agent
SOUTH FAIRS. Nh
April j., ISL.


.----. .st-''nrn uu> DT
ded in Franklin street. where Il boy -,
: kept pumping lea water for the IN,
ghDoring inhabitants. az
ORGANIC IMPURITIES
IL the animal organic matter in wa. I'll
which Is objectionable. not the vogc. he
Ie. In many eases living vegetable,
our great safeguards. Many lives he
{ beer saved by the action of vcgc
Pm destroying dccomposiug animal
ltanceS Soaknge from the ncighLor- !
dwellings, adds organic matter to The hat
'r' which has germs Of disease. OF
The Best Place TO Buy any hind Of
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Consumption.
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
BY j. H. SCHENCK, NJ. d.

MANY human being has passed awaN, for whose deat
there MAS other than the neglect Of Known and
udisputably proved means % cure Those near anu
rlr - family and friends sleeping the drrariess
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