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The Portland daily press., 1871-11-29

-FOUR EVILS. Whoever habitualy uses ary
alcoholic preparations as an appetizer will
be as tkely to suffer from four evils, viz: an
overplus of food in the stomach, impaired abil-
ity TO digest it, the pangs of dyspepsia, and a
doctors bill. DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vineoor
Biters, the great 7 etotal Restorative of the
age, without ever stimulating the palate or IT.
ritatipg the stomach, imparts healthiul appe-
lite, promotes digestion, regulates the liver and
bjwels, purties the blood, and thus, instead oil
entailipg four evils confers four uestimable
beoefits. nov14 d4w
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-29

THE POULTRY MARKET.-The poultry mar
ket was exceedingly moderate on Monday, ow-
ing to the mild weather and the depression of
prices in the interior. But the sudden change
of temperature down towards zero gave the
birds an upward flight without wings, and made
the farmers happy. Prices were well maintain
ed yesterday The market was literally sup
piled, but there was no glut; the demand was
fair. The quality was generally good. A num-
Der of ordinary lots came in by rail, and turkeys
ranged from Is to20. cents in the morning,
while the better quality brought 20 cents; extra
nice % cents. In the afternoon the prices grew
firmer and last night the ruling rates for strict
ly first-class poultry was as follows: Turkeys 20
a 23c; geese Is 20c; Bremen geese Soc; ducks
| Is 20c f0~ls 16 1885, chickens 90 22c. One
of the finest lots of poultry exhibited yesterday
was at Chas. j. Pennell's, agent, in the 'Row. -
| Should the weather continue cold to-day, deal
| ers expect to maintain prices Some, however
are looking for an advance. If the wind, which
backed in" to the present cold quarter, should
get round to the southeast, where it was Mon
| don morning, people who delay making theil
| purchases until Thanksgiving morning will be
able to buy at very low figure, as we under
stand there is a considerable amount of poultry
in the hands of the farmers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-29

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S-Morning.-Gold opened at
Ill.
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange 100 a. 1893.
State stocks steady and dull.
The following the forenoon quotations of South
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
OUR TABl {.

BalIou'. Monthly, for Nov, has lively ac.
count Of adventure in China. and several well IL
lustrated articles, with other reading for the home
circie. u "A good time to begin ,o raise
clubs Cor thi- excellent magazine Thomc- X Tai
DO, Boston. Terms 81 - per year.
The GaIaIy, ior Nov, has quite i number Of
historical articles, sketches and papers vi inter.
at 10 the reading pullie Aunt Fannie gives a
very a amusing story OF parrot. whose life was
one OF remarkable adventure. The Pike Poetry
il a review aud criticism ul the poetry OF Bret
HArte AM John Hay, that is quite interesting.
CArl Ben,on exposes some OF the errors OF rea
sonin- in the speech AMI writing OF the ordinary
politician and editor. The editorial departments
are iull Of interest sheldon \ Co. y \.
The Young Peoples Helper and Tenn
perance Visitor viii o. issued, atler this vol
un,c closes a. a hrst.cl1ss dollar magazine, FOR
home and school. beautiful premium picture
al.o the remaining numbers OF this year, will be
sen, Irvv 20 all who subscribe for neat year and
send > 90 to the publishers, Rich y Nose. Port
land. Maine.
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1 IL is important that while using Schenk's mcdli.
cines care shonld he exercised not TO take cold
keep in doors in cold and damp weather; avoid
night air. and take out door exercise only in II
| genial and warm sunshine.
Iwish IL distinctly understood that when | ~
commend patient To be careful ia regard to
| taking cold while using my medicines, do so for
special reasons. man who has but partially re.
covered from the effects of cold is far more liable
10 relapse than who has been entirely cured,
and u is precisely the same in regard 10 consump
ion. So long as the lungs not perfectly heal.
ed, just so long there il Imminent danger of full
return of the disease. Hence IL is that So siren
uously caution pulmonary patients against expos.
ing themselves tn an atmosphere that is not genial
and pleasant Confirmed consumptives' lungs are
mass of sores, which the least change OF ain will
| infiame. The grand secret of my success with my
medicines consists IN my ability To subdae iniiam
nation instead OF provoking W, "a many of the
| faculty 10. An infamed lung cannot with safety
to the patient be exposed 10 the bitter blasts OF
winter or the chilling winds OF spring or autumn.
IL should be carefully shielded from all irritating
influences. The utmost caution should be obsery.
ed in this particular as without |. cure under al
most any circumstances is an impossibility.
The person should be kept on a wholesome and
nutritious diet and all The medicines continued
until the the body has restored To n the natural
quantity OF flesh aud strength.
was myself cured by this treatment, OF the
worst Kind of consumption, and have lived To get
tat and hearty these many years, with one lung
mostly gone. lhave cured thousands since, and
very many have been cured by This treatment
whom have never seen.
About the first OF October expect Ia take pos.
session OF new building at the north east corner
of Sixth and Arch streets where slall Ice plea scd
10 give advice to all who may require il.
Full directions accompany all my remedies, 81
that person IL ans part Of the world can be
readily cure by n strict observance of the same.
J. II. SCHENk, VI. u.
Philadelphia.
GEO. 4. GOODWIN Il CO.. Agents.
ROSEDN
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Notice of Foreclosure.

VIZ HEREAs Eli VI. Benson AMI samuel W.
w Benson, both Of Woodstock, County Ut On.
iorl and State OF Maine, by their Mortgage Deed,
dated March 2lAt, \. -. lHI. conveyed 10 oliver
|. Fuller OF said Woodstock, certain parcel Of
land, together with buildings thereon, lying in the
casteTly half uG said Woodstock, aud being the
old Isaac Thurlow stand containing one and a
hall acres, more or less.
Also, another parcel OF land containing one hun
bred acrCs, more OF les, and the same farm for
mcrly owned by Lewis Fuller, and ON which he
lived al his death -relcrcucc Ia the deeds men
toned for more particular description and
whereas The said Oliver L. Fuller, by his decd
dated March eth, Isj7, duly assigned the same 10
the subscriber, with the four notes secured by the
said Mortgage; and whereas the Condi ions OF
said Mortgage are broken, hereby claim TO fore.
close the same, according 10 the statutes,
EMELINE =. CUMMINGS.
Paris, oct. 10, ls1l.
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MARRIED..

In Hast sumner. oct lst, Henry 4. Young. and
Miss Lillian r. adopted daughter OF Lewis samp
son. % Hartford.
In >tonehAm, 9Th inst, 10y sumner Evans ESQ,
Mr.. John " kehoe, OF Portsmouth, y. IL, amt
Mis- Linda spears, of Sicneham; also. sept 9Th,
Mr.. Alvah Hin, and Miss Alphrettl McAlli,tcr,
both OF Stuneham.
In Bethel. Sept. 2sth, By Rev. ;. L. Gould, MIR.
; Freeman Haskell. and Miss Emma VI. joy both
OF Albany.
I'm Norway, October llth by Rev. Josiah Dut.
ton OF Bethel 81 the house of VIM X. Crockett,
Nj. Ahion 4. Chapman Of Bethel, and Mrs Betsy
" PeRlv ~ Norway.
Ia Bethel, sept. 18th, 10y Kew. ID. Garland MIR.
Ralph ". Bean OF Gilcad aud Miss Ella VI. Wheel.
or of Bethel
In Giead. Oct llth, by Rev. ID. Garland, NJ &.
Harlem L. Wheeler oi Bethel, and Mis- Mercy r..
Peabody of Gilesd.
Al North Waterford, oct. 18th, 10y Rev. ". New
ell. Mr.. George Msrston anil Mis-, Esther r. L.
Broke, both OF Waterford.
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GEO. &. GOODWIN q CO.. Agents.
BOSTON.
Teachers Examinations.

There will he an examination OF Teachers by
the undersigned in conjunction with the sup.
school Committees at Goul,l's Academy in Bethel
Monday, Oct. S0th, at 7. VI. at ONlor Normal
Institute, =. Paris, Tuesday, the Jlst nj l T. NJ,
nj Norway Liberal Institute, "Wednesday, Nov. 1T,
stg A. NJ, and at n. Waterford, Thursday, Nov.
End, at 4. N
Teachers are invited to attend the examination
whether they have engaged schools ar not. The
examination will be ia writing, aud graded Ger
tdcatc given b, the County supervisor. Teach
ere should DC provided with lead pencils and =
Testament. Y. Z. TRt T., sup.
BcJhcl, Oct. Eth. 1871 sN
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READ THIS.
RAW. y. W. TAYLOR ROOT,

RAW y. ". TAYLOR ROOT,
Teacher Of Drawing IA Portland schools, will give
practical instruction ia the BARTHOLOMEW SIs-
TEN oF DRAWING. before the Teachers Class at
the oxford Normal Institute. South Paris, during
the week commencing November 9Th.
Any teachers or others, not attending school at
the o. y. l, who apply TO the Principal before
November 9Th, will be admitted 20 the Teachers
Class for the week for one dollar.
Board Wit be- turniehel upon the most rcasona-
bile terms
This VIII be au excellent opportunity for teach.
er. to prepare for The work OF teaching Drawing
in our public schools; o. for any others, who wish,
10 learn 10 draw.
south Paris, sept. p, ISL jw
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.


Dor Portland aud Boston. at ~ Is \ NJ and
u NJ, the latter ARR, iug la Portland at : -
neat morning.
~ nail va Grand Trunk. ~ > 80 4. VI.
Fur Norway. at : 80 A. VI. aud for the western
I'5tt ct The County Tuc-days. Thur-dsys and sat.
urily-. Via NORWAY. at same time
MAILS ARRIVE.
Prom Portland aud Boston. at 10 ~ \. Nj and
& % L. VI
Down mail, ,ia Grand Trunk, at -N 4. VI.
Prom Norway and western part oi the County
40 10 4. NJ
Rnwson's toache.
Leave the Hin for the up trains. at S,Ij \. NJ,
AMI - 4 VI and f0r the down tram al u - VI.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

XXvIIEREAS Edwin Morgan, III GrcCnw God
w County OF oxford aud state OF Maine, BY
hte Mortgage Deed. daiel April 18th, ISl0, convey
c- to the subscriber certain piece of land sliua
ted IN SAID Greenwood, being part of lot No. :
in the s,h Range, and bounded ~ follows: Com
mencing nj stake and stone on the westerly side
OF the road leading from Greenwood 10 Norway
anh running westerly eight rods Ia a stalk and
stone; thence southcrly twenty rods 10 stakt
and stone: thence castcrly eight rods TO a stak,
anl ,lone, aud thence northcrly 10y the road TWEEN
Is rods 10 iirst named bounds: aud whereas th,
conditions OF said Mortgage have been broken,
hereby claim 10 forccl,sc The same according q
Law. JOHN NlCkERl.
Greenwood Oct = ISL
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10 invent something that would be 10
kerosene what the Argand burner is to
gas. has been the object of much iauilless
effort with only expensive and cuniber-
some results The Brilliant Burner is
the hrst which Gom It's construction aud
operation seems 10 really meet this de-
mand. For study. parlor on library
lamps it is admirably adopted.
Cramps and pains in the stomach, are
the result OF imperfect digestion. and
may De imme diately relieved by dose
oil ''Johnson's AnOdyne Liniment" 4
iea'spoonlul Ia little Sweetened water
Is dose.
M, Tall at DIR. Twitehell'S office, Bethel
nun II you desire the services OF Den.
list. #
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OXFORD, - At Court OF Probate held at Pa
ri-, within and Tor the County OF oxford, on the
third Tuesday ol sept. \. -. 1871,
WILLIAM W. VIRGIN, named Executor IN a
w certain Instrument pmpOuing 10 be the last
Will and Testament Oi ilcTatiD g.. Cole late Of
Norway in said County decreased having present
eel the same for Probate:
Ordered, that the said Executor give notice tn
all persons Interested, bv causing copy OF this
order to bc published three week. ,ucccs>ycly In
the oxford Democrat, printed &C Paris, IN said
County, that they may appear al q Probate Court,
90 be held ut Paris on the jd Tue ,dIy at Oct.
next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and ,hew
cause, II any they have, why the same should not
be proved, approved and allowed ~ the last Will
and Testament OF said deceased. The said VIM.
W. Virgin, has IN writing declined the trust oi EN
ccutor, and requests that PAMELA Cole, widow OF
said deceased, may be appointed AdmnisiratriN
with the VIII annexed Of said estate.
\. III. WALKER, Judge.
true copv-at,est; y :. Hobbs, Reg -ter.
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Ia thr Treatment OF Diseases incident ,o Fsmalcs
has placed DIR. DOW nj the head of ALI hy >ician-
making such practice specially and enable, hiia
10 guarantee speedy and permanent care ia the
worst eases oi Suppression and all other Nc"Strs'
q D,rGigcpteRfs, from ,rhGfersr cause Al letter =
for Twice must cootain 81. Onice N".9 EMF.
UorI >TREEr, BosToN.
-Boarl furnished to those desiring toic.
tuAiu under treatment
Bo ton, Jaly, lS1l. ly
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Cordelia ) Nclsou of oxford
w COUNTY of oxford aud stale OF Maine. hy
her Mortgage Deed dated sept. eth, 1873, conveyed
90 the subscriber certain piece Of land IN said
oxford, bounded Rs follows beginning nj a stake
and stones on the northeastcrly side OF the town
road passing from Calvin Bucknam's 10 Abraham
Deans, aud ea.tcTly of the house now occupied
los said Nelson; theme" north ~ degrees east q
rods and Is links 10 stake and stones: thence
mouth IL degrees west % rods tOS stake and stones
thence south ~ degree, west - rods 10 said town
road; thence casterly on sa.d town road Ia the
boundary begun a. containing four acres, more ~
less,-and whereas the conditions OF said Mott
gage are broken, hereby claim 10 foreCoSe Oh,
same according 10 law.
ADDISON NELSON.
oxford. Oct. 10. ISL
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Freedom Notice.

(INIIl> ccgIinc> that have this day given To ny
1 oldest ION, Franklin l.. Stacy, tie remainder
of hi minority 10 transact business for HIM elf
and shall pay debts OF his contracting MOI
claim any of his earnings amer this date.
SAMUEL r. II ACN.
Witncss--JuHN u. WHITE.
BrnMnliclh sept. Nth. lsll.
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sa5 TO 500 .ER WEEK

made ca, by any lady, 2OoOo -oli In si< months
The mos, rapid ceiling article, ever invented FOL
married ~ single ladies use
NJ FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEN.
Durable. Elegant, Cheap, and what has AWAY
been wanted and always Will PROFIT, large
Rights Tor sale Ls,ly Agents can make fortunes
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BANDANAH MkNUFlcTuRING Go.
New lork ~ augs
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CURE FOR
Female Weakness.

THE Proprietor of this valuable Medicine while
i suffering from loss of health some twenty yr,.
ago, received an Indian recipe, from which she
prepared some for her own use which resulted in
a cure. Many OF her friends have used II with
equally gratifying success, and have desired her
10 introduce Il 10 the public. She has consented
Tor the relici OF suffering humanity TO do so, and
feels conddcnt will prove one Ofihe richest bless
ings 10 those who suffering from Prolapsus
Utcri Inflammation, liberation or General Debil
~, rs il is u speedy and certain cure IL taken
cording To directions. This is an internal remedy
entirely vegetablc-will not injure the most de-
icatc con 'ttulion, but is cOngenial 10 nature,
supporter, are not used under any consideration
nor the application of Cau4tiC. IL will eradicate
all HumOts, which Is one cause, in many eases,
OF great suffering. Its lenovating effects are cN
traorIinary, without change in diet, "a hundreds
will testify. Two bottles will convince the most
skeptical of its superior properties. Its effects
are wonderful in the Relief AMI Cure oil tho follow
ng diseases: PTolapsus Uteri, Nervous Debility,
Weakness of the Back amd Limbs, Dyspepsia,
PalpitatiOn Of Heart, Depression of Spirits, IT.
Irregularities, Change Of Life, I.eucorrhEa or
Whites Dropsica Affections, Gravel, Biliousness,
inflammation of the Kidneys, &c
Prepared and sold by MRS. LINUS BELClIER,
Randolph, Mass, 10 whom all letters Of inquiry
should be addressed. Sold by Mrs. Lucy A. Ma.
comber, North Jay, Me; Mrs. Lewis Packard,
Winthrop, Me. and all druggists. Geo. Goodwin
\ Co., and Weeks \ Potter, Boston, Wholesale
AgcBts eow3m octlI.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
cr restores To bald heads fine healthy
growth OF hair. if the hair cells are not
closed up.
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TO THE SUFFERING

The Rev. William IL. Norton, while residing IN
Brazil as Missionary, discovered IN that land OF
medicines remedy for CONSUMPTION, SCRofr-
IA, - THROAT, CorGHs. CoLps, ASTHMA
AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS. The remedy has
cured ny sell aler all other remedies had failed
Wishing To bruGt the suffering, viii ~cnd the
recipe for prcpa, ing and Using this remedy to all
who desire it. FREE or CHARGE.
Please send an envelope. With your name aud
address on q Nddrrss
Rev. WILLIAM H. NORTON,
G,6 BROADWAY,
10 l., <YM NDnk CRY
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DIE

In Waterford Sept Sih, Alice ". FLINT, aged q
years; sept Goth, Annie daughter at J.. Il. and
sophia stone, aged H. months.
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Pay Up!

4 III. persons Indebted TO the subscribers by
"A note or account. are hereby requested In
M IKE immediate payment of the same a. all lie.
mauds must be- Immediately settled, prcpa,a.
terry 10 4 change Of 1rm.
LYMAN BOLSTER n co.
BRYANT Pond, Oct 18Th, 1871. Pm
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BORN.

In SUMNER, Sept. Iith, to the wife of Mr.. Blake
Keen, daughter
In Hartford. oct. dh, 10 the wife OF Henry
son.
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Wood! Wood!

S,EALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the
= onicc OF the County Treasurer until Noyem.
Der lilh for furnishing Fifty Cords OF good hard
Glen wood for the County of oxford said wood To-
be delivered nc or near the Court House the wood
10 be two.thirds Birch aud Maple aud one-third
ter the contract Is filled to be delivered on or be-
fore March lst 1872; also, ~ the same place, pro
po,als for hitting and packing in the several wood.
sheds proposals by those furnishing the wood
viii receive the preference.
r. r. SHAW, Co. Trea@.
A
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Farmers Cfub-Pdf.is.

The FIRST meeting OF the season was
held Oh Saturday evening last. at the
brick school house.
Austin Partridge was elected President;
Col. VIM. SWEET. Vice President, and
j. 5. Hobbs, Secretary. Treasurer and
Librarian.
Voted. to meet every Saturday evening.
G. f. Hammond, j. T. Clark andJ. X.
Hammond were appointed Committee
on Topics.
j. h. Hammond, \. :. Thayer. ii. b.
Eastman and G. +. Hammond were elect
eel delegates to the Farmers Club Coun-
ey Convention. at Bethel.
Voted. That the Committee appoint
some one, each evening. to open the
discussion OF the topic by reading an
essay
Topic for next evening; What methods
shOuldS be taken To renovate our exhaust
ed grass lands.
). L, Maxim was appointed essayist.
AGooD BUSINESS MeSsrs. :. X. Bail
cy aud Edward Cove. who carry on the
sleigh and sled manufacturing business
at Bath, under the firm name OF s. X.
Bailey Il Co, manufacture about 200
sleighS and 5000 sleds annually. all OF
which have so good a reputation in The
market that they sell as fast rs manuiac-
tured. They also make about 1000 dozen
hickory shafts for sleighs and carriages,
which are taken by carriage manufac-
turers. Their large establishment Mt
Bath. i one of the institutions of that
city. They have mill ut Pennington
Falls in which is a board saw So arranged
~ 10 saw around u log, giving con,in
uou, even strip from any log, extending
from circumference Ia center. We no.
ticcd At their shop in BAH strip ot bass
wood. Que half inch thick. several feet
long. and .Gtty eight feet ride. Sleigh
manufacturers will see The value Of this
invention in that il supplies bnards of
ANY width tor dasherS aud backs. and
thus avoids gluiug pieces.
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F. E.. SHAW.
DIR ECTORY

Masonic EOdOcs--I Time or IeetiHg.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel. 81 Thursday
of each month.
Blazing Star, No. -, Mexico, Wednesday, OF
or before the full OF the moon.
Paris Lodge, No. 81, 20. Paris, TUESDAY on OF
before the full.
Jefferson Lodge, No. loo B9snCs Pond, I'd
Tuesday Of every month.
Oriental Star, No. q, Liyem ore, Tuesday,
OH or before full moon.
Bethel. No. %, 2d Thursday Of each month.
Evening Star Lodge, sBuckiIcld working
under Dispensation,-thc LIST Monday of each
month.
Pithagorian, No. II, Fryeburg MonGay even
ing of or following the full of the moon.
Oxford, Norway No. Is, Monday of or next
preceding full moon.
Mount Tir'em. No. 1872, So. Waterford, Tues.
day, on or before the full moon.
VT. MOriah, No. 81, Denmark, Wednesday on
or before the full moon.
NezinseOt, No. lOl, Turner saturday on or be
fore full moon.
GOOD TEMPLARs.
PARIS HILL LODGE, No. 22j; Paris Hill,
Friday evenings.
Mt. Christopher Lodge, No. 10, Bryants
Pond, every Monday evening.
Rising Star, Bethel, Friday evenings.
NezinscOt, Buckield, saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave, Il. BUckield, every Thursday
whitney Lodge, Canton, every "wednesday.
Bear Mountain Lodge, SO. Waterford, We'd
nesday evening.
Harbor Syatehnian, North Paris, Thursday
evening.
Washington, Oxford, Thursday evening.
silver Lake, sweden, Saturday Evening.
West Summer, West summer, Wednesday
evening.
Forest Lake, Center Hartford every Saturday
evening.
Invineible, No. 226, East sumner, every other
Friday Evenings.
I. q. d. L.
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L>ARTu CLOSETS-.Gef The best Earth
II Closet Co., 40 State-st., Hartford, "a.
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sfoR'S, Ltahers, Udrrin9s, NeicfOn's and Dooiit.
Ties Patents The only closets that have proved
effective The Earth Closet, ny its disiniccton of
facces l. the most valuable means at preventing
spread of cholera aud other contagious diseases
send for circulars, Agenfs ,cdnied ercI'y,rhere.
Salesrocmsi H. Doane st, Boston: C5 Broad
way, Ny, 1921 Market ST., Philadelphia
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I. q. d. L.
Pequnwiset Lodge, No. i6, Browndeld, NEE,
lst and 81 Wednesday OF each month.
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Good Custom Coat Makers, to whom gond wages
will be paid,
Norway Oct, 10, ISL. II
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-04

81 WINS wretched all the afternoon
John had acted worse than usual at dinner,
time; and what YOU told me about poor
Helen set nv fears in motion and worried
me half to death. Long before the time
he usually came home, | dressed myself
with care, selecting the things had heard
him admire. As looked at myself in the
glass, | saw that was attractive; | fell
as bad never felt before, that there was 4
power in dress that no woman can disre.
gard without loss Of influence, no matter
what her position or sphere of life.
"Supper.time came, | had made some.
thing that / knew John liked, md was
waiting for him with nervous eagerues.
Il was impossible to rcprcss, But the hour
passed, and his well-known tread along the
little garden walk did not reach my anx.
ious ears. Five, ten, twenty minutes
beyond bis hour for returning, and still
was alone. Oh! I shiyer as | recall the
wild fears TINT began to crowd upon me.
| was standing at the window. behind the
curtain, waiting and watching. All at
once | saw him a little distance from the
house, but not in the direction from which
he usually came, He was walking slowly,
and with his eyes upon the ground. iis
whole manner was that of one depressed 4
or suffering, | dropped the curtain, and
went back into our little breakfast room
to see That sumner was nut quickly on the
table. John came in, and went up stalrs,