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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-09
GIVEN VP ~ LOST.

H. second tl,ae l, the patient, mus, STAY ii warm
so.ai. until they ~ wells h is almost impossible 70
bc prevented or cure cannot bc tuec;ed fresh
.ir and riding oar, especially in III, Ne'" Z" e g'u!-
clans WHO recommend tlat lose their patients
81 Leir lungs On rs diseased and yet because they
are n tar house they must uot 81 down quiet; tAey
walk at,1t thc room as much and as last IS nc
strength VIII BEAR % -et uP goUd circulation Of biood
Tie patient, must Keep !n god s2.risot determined
90 Ett WILL Til, has great deal 60 d' Wiz, ae dppcite
and is tlc great point Co -"ti.
IoLspair 81 cure ai,cr such evidence ot M possibility
a t. worst cases. and moral certainty u oil others, j.
,ut DI. >cacIck personal statement 90 TIE fAeDly
o. l., own curc v8S in these modest words:
Nom, wears a MAJ, ga tst las. Sta,s vi cousuup-
,ac combined uy bed. and &C time ray physicians
Thought that could not live week; then Ike drown
ing mlu catching 10 s;r4WS heard OF, and obtained
tsey made q perfect uf IL seemed 90 nc that
c1ull feel them penetrate my whole system. They
soon rpyncd the matter IN my lungs, and would spt
up Iu1-c than PM OF offensive !eto" ua'.e. e,eiS
morning for long time A. soon as that began 10 sub
le my cough. fever, pains and night sweats al oean
with tfhcuty that could Keep nom eating too much
Isoen gained my strength and have grown IN flesh ever
Il wa, weighed shortly amer my recovery, added the
Doctor "tAcn looking Ike q mere skeleton; my weight
!, two hundred ana s,ye,y-itve (5, pounds and iT
vear, have enjoyed uninterrupted health.
nr Scleuck has discontinued his professional visits
90 New York and Boston. He or his son, Or H.
~clyugk Jr still continue 10 patients AZ their o.!
nCc No IS North sixth street Philadelphia every sat
s
examination with the Respirometcr VIII De charged -
The Resprometer declares the exact condition q tie
lungs, and patients readily learn whether they are
durable or The directions Tor taking the medicines
are adapted 10 the Intelligence even OF child Follow
ths,. directions and Kind Nature viii do the rest, cx
,eptIug that On some cases the Mandrake Pills are 20
htakeu in increased doses the three medicines neeino
accrmpauimeuts than the ample Instructions that
srorIuauv chem FIRST create appetite OF returning
health hunger is tie most welcome symptom. When II
comes, a, 10 ,yil come LEI the dcspair!ng al once DC u
.ood cheer. Good blood az once follows, lie cough
i.er, fhc ni.t sweat is 2bate In short time both
.ftlt->c u0rlil symptoms are gone forever.
Dr S-beuck's medicines constantly Kept ~ tens
~ tf,,,lr,,> al families rs q laxative purgGtve
H.. Nlvlrllc Pills are standard preparation: while
tlc Puluonlc syrup. cure ui cousins and Colds
NM, b.. r..srlcti las pralhyl8ci,ic against ccnsJmp
.u1 in auv o. it, forms.
Ircl oi tho Puluouc syrup ana >eawtcd Tonic Sic"
t,t. ~ = ~ i, b4If dozen Mandrake PMS . cents
3 faN Tor sale lv an druggists and dealers.
Gro. L. GOODWIN & co, Agents. Boston
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Good News at last.

DL. FREDERIC MORRILL,, author OF THg
GiFUtCAL ADVISER AND GUIDE TO HFALTH-a
work of surprising interest and value to all per
ans suffering from exhausted vitality, premature
iecl ne, spcrmatorrhWa, or any Of rs sequences,
and infinitely describing the various symptoms 81
these u~idiouS diseases. with plain. common sense
directions for their treatment and CuVe--may le
rnui,ientially consulted upon SIT chronic, delicate
tad complicated diseases in either SCI, az TIE
l'E, PLF'> MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bultiuch
street., Boston, Mass. Every sufferer should con
alt Dr. Morrill,. His large experience OF over
lIiry wears. dealing with every disease incident
&, "a lmanity, enables him 20 guarantee q cure az
"a ardbic cases, ina shorter time and at less eN-
reusc and Inconvenience &c the patient than is
.sullly incurred when resort l. had 10 less mex.
reJ ,Cnced physicians. CALL AND SEE HIN. lie
,Vill describe your disease without any inloTmu-
loU from Won, and cure YOU without the use OF
har 80 and dangerous remedies, ottcn pCrilous 10
hel tn and life. THE MEDICAL ADVISER, with his
cir, ulaUS THE EMFEEOR'S PILL" aud I'M.
rOITANT FACTS" will DC sent 20 any address on
receipt OF ten cents. Address, or call at No. 5
BC.FJNCH STREET BOSToN, Mass. Office hours
-oIt n the morning, 70 lo O'Clock in the evening
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DIED.

IN so NeWIy, Nov 9th, 1870, Eva A. W idDer,
aged IS wears months; March 2Hh Jacob \ nd
her aged ~ years months. Children ol Danlei
"A idber: April 24th, Mrs Mary y Sargent, aged
A wears. April 25th. Florence y Widber, aged H.
only daughter Of : x. WidDcr; April 26th, Mrs
olive Chapman. aged "a years wife OF T. L, Chip
mau All IN one school district ana Witnhh the
radius OF one mile; All u'eu oi consumption eA'
ceut Mrs. Chapman.
In Lewiston. April 18th, AbGie NJ wife of W.
H. r. Moore aged - yeais months ana Is aays;
mi Nbbia n Moore aged months and days
IN Norway, April 10th, OF consumption, Nal Nal
garet A Daughter of thc late James anu Calhef-
Inc II Merrill, aged - years, l,.,.,,..
C.. consent Of the late f. J. French, formerly Oh
Norway, and daughter OF Rev. ID. } Haher, VI
Abbots,own. Portlsnd Transcript please copy
of 4 n = and T. q kimbali, aged 20 yrs p dys.
In Waterford, April 18th, Mrs. Abigail Il wife Of
Joel r SheCd aged 80 years month and days
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-09

w >LoGil not hesitate to recommend
Co any friend Of ours. Pgr>,,r> P,rgq,jr,
PITS; hey arc scientifically prepared and
are sdap,ed go aIl lle purposes of "a
good paygatyc medicine
Decidedly the bet remdedy that has
ever been discovered tor Rheumatism
swollen os STA Joints, Flesh Wounds,
>gr..us BrdiSe,. Cut and Barns, j. John
,..S -ir1dgHs iipjMsM. WeUSe IL, and
always recommend il to our friends
EXgAcI "a can safely and consistently
commend youI invaluable preparation
0tELL0ws' COMPOUND SYRUP OF IIYPo-
rH0>PHTEs) in "a variety OF cases, espec-
a,r Chest Disease; having successfully
prescribed it In Bronchitis. Asthma, De
H.'y from Liver Complaint. Debility
from FcvciS. and Debility from en-
p9v,ri>hcd Blood
Il am Yours truly JAMES SALMON
Practising Physician and Surgeon. 50
y 600 REWARD ID offered by the pro
psietop Of DR.. PieIce's Alt. Ext or Gold.
ca Medical Discovery for medicine
that vii, equal it in The cure Of Liver
Complaint" or "BilioUsnoss, Consti.
patton OF the Bowels. Bronchial Throat
and Lung diseases, severe Coughs, and
as blood purifier for the cure of Serofu-
.ous diseases. Boils. Eruptions. TuInors,
timpleS. Blotches and RaShes appearing
upon the face. Sold by druggists.
Among the numerous preparations for
gray hair in the market, We commend
10 our headers Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Halr kenwer a the best Our druggists
Seep il tor sale
II Reune is as good looking and has
as mans good qualities as may be pre-
Sumed from using his Pain Killing Magic
on we don't wonder at his popularity
Ills Magit Oll, as pain killing agent, is
success Everybody that tries ii SAYS
-" II works like charm.
II YOU want IA best cough remedy
lot family use, get Weeks Magic Com.
pound. Ii Is MT only safe, pleasan, and
sure but speedy in its action
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-09
DIR. JOSEPH IL. sCHENCK'S sInPLE
TREATMENT.

ana avAllgd themselves ot his wonderfully cflcacous
mcliciuc, they would uot have fallen.
hr. Scfgu.A has iu biS uWu proven that wher
ever sufficient vitality remains, that vitality, BY his
medicines ana hi> directions their use, IL quckcncd
int, ly1ithtul wiser
IN this statement there is nothing prc>umpiuous To
che Saith Of tle invalid - made representation that Is
not thousand tunes suh,.aAtatcl by living and visible
works. The th,ou o Up car. ty lr. Schcncks rlSci-
cine, s t- simple as 10 d, U Calling rs philosophy re-
,Ir,. ll argument l-I,-t Js~Urul. srli-CouVinciug
lht Sawed 1uirc ami Mandrake i1k are the first
t,5 weapons with which he citadel oi the nAlady IS A.
,Ii.I Ee0tirI> uf ttc cases ui ,flsH upupu oTgiu-
rtc in dyspepsia and INTENTIONALLY disnrdercd liver.
VIVA th., c,aditiag tte bronchial tsbys "sympathizc
uifJ OBJ. stomach. Il,V respond % The mpyhllic
j.aa 90 o.. lE,- H,rr chem comes tHr eliminating
->t.. .1. sic >.-t.u- u Ni.h g 90, distressing Symp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-09
ITO Middle ST.. Under Falmouth hotel
PORTLAND. .
srArE of MAINE

OXFORD, - To >cammou IIili, ct Hiram, in
said County, Greeting:
NTHEREAS, Scammon Hin, Thomas Mabry,
w Joseph l5utterield and Daniel Small, ns>o.
ciated 10 form an incorporated parish or religious
society, in the town ot Hiram, under the name ot
the First tnyCrsalist society 81 Hiram, HAVING
applied to me- LlewellNu \. WadSWorth, one of
the Justices of the Peace, in and for said County,
requesting me 10 issue warrant, directed to- one
OF said applicants, directing him 10 call meeting
OF sail persons, according 20 law. To act upon The
following objects, to Iyit;
/. To choose moderator la preside over ~ai''
IN, citing.
>. To choose Clerk, n Collector, Il Treasurer, n
Standing Committee, and all other necdtul officers.
g. To act upon any other business that mny lie
gallv CONE before them
You are hereby directed 20 call meeting oi
said persons, according TO law, 10 be held at the
Town House, in said town, up SATURDAY. the goth
day of Nav next. "a o'clock +. NJ. Tor the pur.
poses aforesaid Given under my hand, AZ said
Hiram. this cath day oG April, 1871
lLEWELINN \ WADSWORlH
Justice OF the Peace,
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SUPPLY or coon nLooD.

I. ~elue.J Tonic iu conjunction VITA ttr Pills. per
i.t,, ANA a,,m.lJ-, vliH tlr '.od Qualification j,
49, progressing. whauI 10, prv,u, fortunes. Digc>-
t,u r..Jar, painless lte cure j. seen 90 tr 10 hand
Itys. B. u' more nstul,nc' up cNate,hAiioA &C tae
Stomach AH appetite sets boz.
Now O. greatest Blood furirgr ever ~ given
I.r au latrl-cLi father 90 suffering man. Schanck $
lrruac syrup comes i1 n pert rm its functions and
hasten AMI upl,t tNy Cugr ]; enters 40 once upon
l.s work Nature osunui be cheated. Il collects and
Ireu, tr l paired and diseased portions az tc lungs
I1 t.cfrl gatherings 10 prepare, them ior cNpeco
ration ana To-. lg very short time ic ua!Idv 5, van
pushed tlH rotten ihruuv tat occupied is renovated
f Iaie news. and tac patient u al tle dignity ut IT,
a.l,t v.ar step, 1lg- t' enjoy f" nltIool or Nuian-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-09
Farm For Sale +!

The subscriber uGr~ hcg ijuh lor sale. situated la
Norway. three mile, from the village, IN The cen
tre 81 the town. said farm consist, ui - acres
divided into irllze. pasture aud wood land: SAIL
farm also cuts between . and tons a. has. lapl
under . good state Uf cultivation; ,hcgc are 10
apple tt'v~ n bearing order, mostly grated nuit,
aud COOL well 81 water. The buildings. ia good
repair, consist 90 story house. barn and sle,i
Sold or a bargain, ID applied Tor soou For iuihe:
particulars enquire of ic subscriber ou tie prem.
i>cs LOIS FRENCH.
NM. NjuV -fk 1871
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Maine Steamship COMFY
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Semi-WeekIy Line.

an and AFTER the 18th inst, the due -tsaIsra,
" DIRIGO and FRANCONIA, will until nlf1nei
notice, lun as follows:
Leave Cats Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at J. NJ and leave Pier IS (
r. New York, every MONDAY and THURSDAY.
at3P. NJ.
The Drigo and Franconia are fitted UP with Ia.
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most convenient and comfortable route for travel
Drs between New York and Maine.
Passage in state Room -. Cabin Passage -
Meals extra
Cool forwarded To- and from Montreal, Quebc.
Halifax, - John, and Va parts Of Aainc. ship
pers ave requested 10 send their freight 10 thS
steamer a earivHS e. VI. ON he day ihey lefVs
Portland.
For freight OF pas sage apply 10
HENRY FOX Calls Wharf, Podisui
IF. ANTS, PieY - r. 4. New fork
July 8, l-s'.
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Farm for Sale.

y'IlE subscriber offers hs farm for sale, situated
4 in Milton Plantation, on Concord River SAM
farm consists Of over 100 acrcs Oi good land, 81
which about so acres is interyaie, suitable Tor
ulage and moving il generally cuts about 20 tons
of good hay, which is mostly cut with Moving
800 ,oung apple trees beginning 10 bear-lartly
grated fruit: sufficient wood and timber and
pasture; handy to goodnew Schc0lhouse handy
10 say mills, single mills and grist mill. Good
new large and cOmmOdous buildings, in good re.
pair OF modern style and fnsh , good never fail
ing wells of water and other ways completely
watercd; in q good neighborhoOd. For further
particulars, enquire of the subscriber on INC
premises J. G.. SPOFFORD.
Milton Plantation. sept. 10Th lN70.
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T>ren,y-Seven Wears Practice

g. tn Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
ht, placed DR. DOW atthc head OF all ply siciaDs
making such practice specially and enables him
o. guarantee "a speedy and permanent cure in the
worst cases OF Suppression and all other .MeaStra
D. engagements from icAa;erer cdHse An letters
t.r ADVICE must contain 81. once No. . ENu
yDTl STREET, BOSToN
y 3-B,arJ furnished 90 those desiring tore
.tair under treatment.
Bu .ton, July, lS.u ~
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Ihc.c delicate Biscuit aic put up d. -'u.il Tins
adapted especially i.r family ice, in' ordinary
size Can being rather rtc llt most huu- chDliS.
I'M, IrAIHu Biscuit ar ln,,nGvj ioy Dy-prFlcs.
and made of selected Graham. Cuut1ips nothing
iuiurnu, o. iuc most deliclic. Al>p,
ke4a-Yy's Erira M!k BIdirr, Satl. WH,e amt
Oys,fJ- Crackers. Gm7sI- Snaps, coffee HreHd,
di3 Boston Eut,er trdcters The b,t ia
M MARKET
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Notice lO Teachers.

Office i hereby given that the :. :. Commit
s.. tee of the Town of Woodstock viii be IN seS
sion AT the Bryant's Pond school House. on the
20th and 9th days OF May next, al O'Clock Pm D.,
for the purpose Of examining aud qualifying teach
ers Allpersons intending t. teach school IN town
the present eason, AR, requested TO he present.
He DAVIS,
e. W. WHITMAN,
AIpEN CHASE,
: : Committee Of Woodstock.
woodstock, April l., 1871
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Ecc.inl.a Notice.

HIS may crIi.iy that have given my Ion, III
fridge \ smith, hi- time, du'U. the remain
,lei ui hi, minority. and halt claim none OF III,
cubML-, nor pa. nay u! hi. debit, after this date
H.,
AMOS = ~MlfH
Witness. ono !,uvkt>s MARX
franklin Plpu.ti'u. Mar r.lh. l~-l
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pIMPLEs ON THE FACE.

For Come,Iones, Black.worrus on Grubs, Pimply
eruptons, and blOtched designations on the face
use
Perry's Comcdone and Pimple Remedy.
II is Invaluable 10 the afflicted. Prepared only by
pr. n. q. Perry, Dcrmotolegest, 40 Bond
~. y. \. sold by Druggists eyery1csere
Mans 4m
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Steam Power To Let |!
PARIS I'M STEAM MIII On

Having more power than { required for pre-. cut
operation WI lease from - Or horse power as
may lg required. favorable Terms. Graud
Trunk T. L station Within short distance
Address. PARIS NIL STEAM MILL 60
W,gtr p.ti- Hin 80,
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Fl. F. HOWARD,
Insurance Agent,
SOl[TH PARIS. ME-.

Represents the following reliable Compan!e-
FRANKLIN FIRE ms. CO., Of Philadelphia.
CONTINENTAL FIRE ms co, of New Nork.
HOME FIRE ms. co, Of New York.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. Co, OF Hartford.
SECURITY FIRE ms. co, of New York.
PUTNAM FIRE ms. co, Of Hartford.
TRAVELLERS LIE 4 ACCIDENT IN-. co.
OF Hartford.
CONTINENTAL LIFE ms. co, o. Hartford
Dividend, in the Continental Life have neye.
been less than 81 per cent. on Life Policies, and
30 per cent on Endowment Policies.
Fire losses promptly adjusted. and paid ri thL'
office.
south Pali,, April 18TH, ISL II
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Pursuant 10 the foregoing warrant, to me Ill
recled hereby notify said persons 10 meet vt the
time AMI place, and FOR the purposes aforesaid.
SCAMMON HILL.
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N.IRRIED.

I'm Bethel, April suth, by Rev. y Garland, Mr.
Duarr l. Rose and Ms Julia r. Cole, both OF
Greenwood
in Canton. April 3d. Mr. Hiram Smith, Of New
\ lrk anal Miss Rolindl Marston, OF Canton.
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Consumption,
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREV ENIINE.
By H. SCHENCK, NJ. D.

Many human being has passed away, Cor whose death
there other than the neglect OF known and
iudiSputablv proved means OF cure. Those near and
dear 90 family and friends arr sleeping tac GrratuieSS
.L-L-.N-r M. .lL-l La i-.-A rtlmlA Alunfnl
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THE KALOP HON
Farm for Sale !!

pnE subscriber deshiIg 70 go West, wants TO-
J sell his fam situated in DiXfeld village, con
tanning q, acres, about equally divided into past
me and tillagc, the tlage land being level, cnt'
8 tons oil hiJi also - acres Of pasture and wood
land ne mile ir,m the house. have put in about
acre of cranbcrrics, and the chance 10 puf IN ~
,rrcs cannot be e\ccllcd: never failing stream
of water runs through the field. The buildings,
all in good repair, consist Of story house, ell
and she'd, barn with cellar, and shed at acled q
barn in the ell l. IN cNccllei well OF water tl'tt
hn. never failed This i. a rare chance for am
one wishing for the privilege Of living in he auti
fu village Price, $4,000. For further par
iicHlar., enquire % the subscriber on The premi'
sns :. T. FRENCH
Dixlell. March I0ih IS1l
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TW0-TAIRDS Of 4 YEAR
For One Dollar
The Portland Star.
CHOICE
Literary Household Journal,

Will De- sent from now tai January lst, l,5s eight
months for one Dollar.
A,llrvss The star Portland, Ne.
EMO II KNIGHT, EditoT
Nav /, ISL Il
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:rysipclls. Scall Head, Rngworms, Ulcers,
Burns Salt Rhcum, Chlblains, scald-, Pm.
pies, H0tChes, Frosted Limbs, Unnamed
Eyes, Piles, and al Eruptions OF skin
fs5-E arlanted 10 cure or money refunded.
For salc by all Druggist, and country stores.
bv d. r. SAWYER south Paris: T.. stephens, Bry
ant'5 Pond: J.. l.. I,ani Co, \. & Tiukhan
Lockc's Mills.
FB HIESKEiI, Proprietor. Bangor. Ne.
Jan p, 1871. J?
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FowLE'S PILE & HuMOR CURE,

EHirely Vegetable. Gsed IN more thai poe phBsi
clans ~ their practice here and 0brond. as II is me
only medicine erer discorercd FOR The Pc,maneptcu
OF al fhe ADORE diseases. Cali and receive back
your money, in cases OF failure. sent by express,
,as some ia not Ike 20 sell It, because II has nty-
cr failed To- cure, thereby losing the sale Of han
drcds Of dollars or other remedies that never
cure 81 u bottle, .uld every whore send for
circnlnrs free II y. FOWLE. Cheml-t, BOSTON.
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Special Notices.
For Moth Patches. Freckles and
Tas.
Use Perrx-,s Notb a

Use Perry's Moth ~ Ereckle Lotion.
IL Is the only reliable aud harmless remedy
known for removing Brown diseOloration. sold
By druggists everywhere. Depot 40 Bond ST..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-09
Examination OF Teachers.

FENEIERE will be two written examinations Of
4 teachers, this year, for the summer schools
IN the town of Norway The first, April 18th, the
second, May 18Th. Both NJ The Academy, >atur
day mt n O'Clock i. NJ Those who were eNanin
ell last wear i'm town, will BE- examined this year,
on the theory and practice Of teaching.
Per Order r. r. MERRY, supervisor
Norway, April 1lh, ISL.
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Freedom Notice.

ysNIIl> celtiGes that | have this day given my
4 son, EPHEAiN VI. HARLOW, hi- time during
the remainder of is minority to tran sact business
tor himself. | shall claim uane Of his wages, nor
pay any debts Of his contracting amer this date
{. g. HARLOW.
Wimes>-AUGUSTUs BONNEN.
Buckheld, April q ISL.
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q . e y u

4 Clergyman. 81 ail. l,-.!,u- iH ~osd \mclya
a- 4, missionary. 90 conferred IS safe aHI mpr
rem, {, Tor li.c CDrt.i \,t.J. " cakur--, El!y
Decay. pi-c..r- u tAc riu9r' anj seminal 90
,.u- mud ,A ulu'c traIu oi ti -uul,t, brought on
Dos imrlti aui vicious habit. 'Itat numbers
have hccl cured les ili- Hohl rrmcd. Prompted
by q dc,ir. 20 hyugHt thcarliclci 40 unfortunate
will esd ''" '.pc iHi pIriar.uS aul using tn'-
medicine. iu a, -ralcd envelope, 60 any o1r vh'
nr.,l, j. ire, of rhayg, ijhre~- Ju. 7 INNNN,
station - Bible House, \. = City.
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bVER so. 600 CURES

without failure, the past IL years in all the
WORST CASES OF PlIEs, LErRo y, SCRorULA
SALT RHEUM, DYsrEFsIh. CArABBII, NEURAL
GA and all disease "f the SKIN ANp BLOOD BY
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New md Second Hand Law Books

as-ParIicular attention to supplying Libraries
and Teacher. Catalogue >cnl free.
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f. \ kENNEpY CsmnrdsrpoH Mas.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-10-20

Stung 10y the insults to which she
could not grow inScnslhla. Hannah
laid awake until the memory of that
walk through the darkness came into
ner Soul Ike bencdiction. The
haIsh voice OF the ogre died out, and
the gentle and courteous voice of Hart
sooK filled her soul. She recalled
piece by piece the whole conversa-
tion-all the commonplace remarks
about the weather; all the insignifi-
cant remarks about the crops: all the
unlmpurtant words about the SMELL
ing-schOol. Not for the sake of the
remarks. Not for the sake of the
weather. Not for the sake of the crops.
Not for the sake Ofthe speIling-schooI.
But for the sake of the undertone.-
And then she travelled back over the
three years of her bondage and for
ward over the three years to come. and
fed her heart on the dim hope of re-
building in some form the home that
had been so happy. And she prayed
with more faith than ever before for
deliveIance. For love brings faith
Somewhere on in the sleepiess night
she stood at the window. The moon
was shining now, and there was path
through the pasture, and there was
the fence, and there was the bOx-alder.
She sat there iOHg time. Then she
saw some one come over the fence and
walk TO the tree. and then Oh toward
Pete JOnes's. Who could Il be? She
thought she recognised the figure. But
she was chilled and shivering, and she
crept back again into bed. and dream
ed, not of the uncertain days TO come,
but of the blessed days that were past
of father and mother, and a brother
in "a happy home. But somehow the
was there too.
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