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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18

they were painfully affecting, have been iaIl-tf
cured in such great numbers in almost c'ri. -''-
ton of the country, that the public scarcely E" I'D
be informed of lis virtues on uses.
Scrofulous poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies of our Oltcn this unseen aEt, ani'lt
tenant of the organism undermines The constitution
and invites tie attack OF cnfeebng iltldl.casr.
without exciting suspicion of IT. pre-cncc. tsain
il seems 10 breed infection throughout the body Ind
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other of its hdCOu- iorm-, either ou ihc
surface or among the Vitals. In Tie latter .U""r
Giles may be suddenly deposited IA Che 'HE- or
heart, or tumors formed IN the liver, o. % -i"Ws
its presence by eruptons on The skim OF foul Dl-rt'
atoms on some part OF the body. Hence th' "''a
sional use of bottle OF this SGFSGys0siH6 D.; I'd
visable, even when no active symptoms cd ,i-"a-c
appear Persons afflicted Win the oloN.h% COM
plants generally find Immediate rclici and, II
length cure, by the use OF this S.fRNiP MIL
La: st. AnA0ny's Fire, Rose oT L.ysip'fos.
letter. Salt Rheun, Scatd Head, hiH0rorH,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eiupuons or
visible forms OF ScyoTutOuS disease. Also IN The
more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia. Df"IaSB,
Heari Disease. FITS, Epilepsy. Ncur"frfn,
and the various UicerouS affections Of tho ll-cn
lar and nervous systems.
Syphilis or Ionercai and NeFcHrtdt DiS"|r.s
are cured by II, though a long time i required ioi
subdung these obstinate maadies by any m',lcinc
But long continued use OF this medicine VIII 'u:e
the complaint LeucoFrIGd or Whites, Uterine
UIceraftOms, and Female Disease, are co."-
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by -
purifying and invgoraIns eject Minute Dife''
lions for each case are found IN orr Almanac, sup
piled gratis. Rheumatism ana G0Ut, when
caused by accommodations OF eNtraneous matters
in the blood, yield quickly TO IT, as also L'rrr
ComDIainfS JofpiditD. Congestion or EnJi11s.
nation of the Lirey, and J0nHdtc". when aiisirf,
as they often do, from the r.dkling Dei-on> ~ The
blood. This S1RSAP1RIIL4 B. sre"i re-.
storer for the strength and viccr ol Tie sHsteis.
Those who are LdHOHid and iigttess, DeSEo''-
dent, Sieepiess. and troubled with S"reohs iD-
preheasions or Fears, or any OF me .1ecti"h'
symptomatic Of Hc0I'i1ess. VIII ma llhine'i--.f
relief and convincing evidence 81 Is ls-;7'..+
power upon trial
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IA, worn OF cure Is beginning The Nitiaied and
mucous deposits IN the bowels AMI ia me aImen'aIy
anal are elected Taelyer like clock j. wound up
II Arouses nun is t0rpdiiy. The stomach acts res
ponyclv aud The patient hesin % fec! HAT lac Is set
Ia
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Notice TO Teachers.

Those who intend to teach in Oxford, the com
ing summer, are requested to meet FOR examina-
ton nj the School House, in OXFORD nlage, On
+. i. ANDREWS,
J. l.. HORR,
HOWARD SMITH,
superintending School Committee
Oxford, April IA, ISL
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German Student Lamp.

The fixtures of this beautiful lamp can be adj
iusted to any common kerosne lamp, SD as to Sc
curc the brilliant light, shade and desirable fixt
ures Of the German Student Lamp. Price, only
n so Sent by express on receipt of price.
HAYES g. DOUGLASS, Portland, Maine.
ADri I'm
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81. F. HOWARD,
Insurance Agent.
SOUTH PARIS. ME-.

Represents the following reliable Companies
FRANKLIN FIRE ms. co, OF Philadelphia.
CONTIS ENTAIL FIRE ms. co, of New York.
HOME FIRE ms. co, OF New York
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO, Of Hartford.
SECURITY FIRE ms co. of New York.
pVTN,M FIRE ms. co, OF Hartford.
TRAVELLERS LIFE y ACCIDENT ms. CO.,
OF Hartford.
CONTINENTAL LIFE ms. co, OF Hartford.
Dividends in the Continental Life have never
been less than ~ per cent. on Lie Policies, ahd
40 per cent on Endowment Policies.
Fire losses promptly adjusted, and paid at this
office.
South paris April 18th, 1871. II
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Town Farm For Sale.

III lnhabiiants of sumner ofcr lor sale lheir
Town Farm, owing 30 The small number OF
pnupers now on tile iarin, (only oDe) .hrough a
Committee chosen Tor that purpose. SAID BARN
contains about lIj acres OF good land, suitably 1T
yi.IeI inio tillag., pasture and woodland, i, un.
der "A good state al cultivation, has cut, for the
last ten years average, from 10 Ia % tons "t
hay yearly, is well supplied with water, and has a
good Orchard The buildings, with slight repairs,
will do good service for years 10 come. This Farm
will be- sold at great bargain, IL applied for soon,
and offers Il rare chance to any one Who has Inc
bone, muscle and disposition 20 cultivate the sen
for a livelihood, one half the purchase money
can remain ON mortgage il desired. For further
particular apply 10 either of the Committee
JOHN VI LANE,
HENRY Il. HEkSEl,
EIIPIIALET MORRILL,,
Committee.
.s...., NI..cl y-tb H. 4W
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SoNSgNTPTIoN.


ia. Mandrake Pills are composed of oue 81 Nature
r,,s>t Gins the PcdophilluIn Peliatum. They pos
,,>> an the blood searching, Alternative properties 81"
-lls,iel but unlike caloilci, they
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MIRRIED.

In Berlin, y. IL, NJ the residence of George L.
Eaton, Esq, April 9Th, by NJ. Z. Forest, Esq, Mr..
Marshall Parker and Miss Ella {. Wheeler both
of BERLIN.
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Greenwood,
STATE OF MAINE.

TREA,URER's OFFICE,
Augusta, March 18th. 1871,
I-pon the following townships on tracts OF land,
hereinafter described, the following assessments
,nr Stale Tay Of 1871 we're made by The Legisla-
ture. oil the twenty seventh day OF February 1871.
COUNTY or OXFORD.
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Notice 10 Teachers.

The superintending School Committee of Paris,
will meet at the Academy, Paris Hin, April 29th,
ISL. AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ; and at the Academy, So.
Paris, MAY 18th, 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Tor the exami-
nation and certihcating OF Teachers.
Teschcrs aIe requested 10 fun nish themselves
with Progressive 5th Readers and stationery.
OTIS Ii. RAWSON,
ALIEN. HILL,
HORATI0 T.. SWASEY,'
:. :. Com. of Paris.
~ mill
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PIMPLES ON THE FACE.
BORN.

In Lowell April Sd, 10 the wife of Mr.. Moses
Hartman, Jr., - daughter: 10 the wife of Oscar
WILDER, daughter.
In stoneham, March 9th, 10 the wife of Moses
Bucknal, daughter.
In Hiram, March sjtl, to the wife OF Mr.. Inner.
son kimball, n daughter.
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To the Honorable County tommi> -i0ncr7 at The
County Of oxford,
rJyHE undersigned, Agent OF Milton Plantation,
i and duly authorized by vote of the inhabit.
ants Of said Plantation, III meeting legally held
Tor that purpose, respectfully represents that The
public onyenIcncr and necessity require alters.
lions new locations aud d.c0ntinuancrs IN the
highway ~ now travelled, in said Plantation, lead.
ing from aud by the house of Lewis W. Child, by
the dwelling hOnsc OF liannibai Andrews TO ana
nesr The house of VIM. L. Grecneaf, NIL in said
Milton He therefore requests your ilonors, after
YOU have caused due notice To Ice given, 10 view
said route, AMI make such alterations and dscon
Finances aud new locations, - YOU may deem eN
pedient AMI proper; and u Ia duty bound, VIII
ever pray.
Dated 1T Milton Plantation, this 30th day of
Marcel. \. -. ISL
LEWIS W. CHILD, Agent of Milton Plant'n.
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PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE co.,
or HARTFORD, CONS

Or III AkltuNIl, YUAN
Il T.. DAY, Ptesl :. g. L Ni-oN>r SO y.
Capital stock, all paid in, Sio0,OO0 %
surplus Ian. J., ISL, S'o''S2 "
S71e,Is9 ~
ASSETS.
Cash on han !, in Bank, in hands OF
Agents and in course at Transmission, lOl,25 80
Real Estate ll5,O0l 90
United States stock and H0bds /. b3 -
Slatf and Cit, bonds is.Ols %
Bank >tocks Nv Hartford aud New York
CITY, ISIS 80
Hartford and New Haven L. X. stock, 2i,sad 90
Hartford Carpet Company stock. 100 "
Adams ENpr' - COMPANY stock 3,2O 20
Amount iuaned nu Bond and Mon tgagr, 3l5rlj' ~
Al either propcrt. "f the Company l',|s -
sI7O,1S2 "
LIABILITIES
Outstanding o-~r-, .s,.Di ~
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WV. IL. KIMBALL. Clerk

To the Honorable Board Of County Commissioners
within and for the Counties Oi oxford, aud Cam
beTland,
fI,HE undersigned, citizen, of Hiram. Denmark
l AMI vicinity. would respectfully represent
that the road leading from Hiram tn Bridgton, by
the way OF Denmark Is extremely hy aud en-
cuitOus, and that The public convenience and ne
cessity rVtluir alterations anh new locations, be-
tween said points. We therefore prty your Hon
orablc body to examine said route, and make The
following new locations, tp vat; commencing at or
near the Union Meeting House, ~ Hiram, thence
in the most feasible direction through Bull Ring"
to the county road near u ilam Beam, in Den
mark thence tlong said county road. To Denmark
Corner. thence in the most feasible route 10 Brlg
ton Centre, making such locations, alterations AMI
discontinuanceS, as in your judgment The public
necessitics AMI common convenience require. and
in duty bound viii ever pray
(signetl join 4. III BEARD, aud - other.
March 1871
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ABEL HEALD,
JOHN T.. EMERY,
STATE NF MAINE.

OXFORD, SIS. - Board of County Commissioners
Sept. Session, 1870, held by adjournment April
18th, A. ID. 1871:
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are respon'
sble. and that inquiry into the merits OF their A.
plicaon is expedient, IL Is ordered that The County
Commissioners meet nj the dwelling house OF Ma
thaniel Charles. In Lowell, aforesaid, on THURS
DAY, the Eighteenth (lsth) day of May next, at
ten OF the clock In the forenoon, and thence pro-
coed TO view the route mentioned in said petition;
immediately after which view, hearing OF the
parties and witnesses will be had at some conyen.
tent place In the vicinity, and such other measures
taken in the premises rs the Commissioners shall
Judge proper And II Is further ordered that notice
of the time place and purpose OF the Commissioners
meeting aforesaid be given to all persons and cor.
pCsatlons interested by causing atested copies oil
said petition and OF this order thereon 10 be served
upon the Clerk of the town OF Lowell. nno also tn
be posted up IN three public places IN said town,
aud Published three weeks successfully In The On.
ford Democrat, newspaper printed IN Paris IN said
County OF Oxford the first OF said publications
and each of The other notices. 10 BE- made, served
and posted nt least thirty days before said time
OF meeting, 10 the end that all persons and cor.
poraiions may then aud there appear aud shew
cause II any they have, why the prayer OF said
petitioners should not be granted
Attest: WA II. klMBALL, CLERK.
4 t;Ec copy oi said petition and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest WV. IL. kIMBALL. Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18

Thc;yirtucs of simple Tea Hair Tonic and
prc,cfycr, have long been X own but no attempts
have been mido 10 extract the on >rlehiihcaIIy.-
Nv "A process peculiar TO this PREPARATION the cs-
scutial oil uf The plant has bccu added 10 other
vegetable cNtr.ttt-, Iud au unequlilcd Toilet Ar.
ticlc tor the Hair O., the result II - especially
useful to prevent the hair from falling ont or grow
ing thin and - 4 wash for the scalp, To stimulate
the haiI bulb-, and prevent the gradual decay and
loss of color IN the structure OF The hair tubes
Price SlO DIR KENNEDY, l20 Warren Street.
RoX bury Mas. coWly mar3l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-18

THE subscribers ereby give, public notice that
Judge of Probate, for the County OF oxford, ana
assumed the uH-t Of Executor ut the lat Will ant
testament Of
EBENEZHR HARLOW, lai' % Canton
m laid County. decca~cJ ht giving bond - Tie
law directs: IL therefore Requests ali per. on 10
are indebted to- the tate ul said dccrasrl G." make
immediate pat meut: and tnu-r wh" have an, d''
maud. thereon To- pN h!bil tine -.tur tu
ELBRIDGE c.. HARLOW.
March 3l~t, ISL
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STATE OF MAINE.

OxFoAp, ss.- Board OF County Goa missionerr
Srp, -, sion, i>1O. held 10y adj 'nrnment April
ll,h lNsl.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners ARE re-.
spou,iblr aud that inquiry nto the merits OF iteii
application /, cxpedirut:
IL is Ordered, that the County Commissioner
meet al The "ONiO:d House IN Fp eburg. tn said
County of oxford, on iEDNESDAl, The seventh
t,tll ,tay of June next al ten of the clock ia the
forenoon ana trIce proceed 10 view the route men
toned ia ,..id petition, Immediately alter which
view, u hearing ct thc parties AID witnesses Siil
br had AT some convenient place In the vicinity, aud
such other measures taken IN thc premises - the
ComInis ionrr, shall judge proper. And Il j. far
ther ordered that notice Ui the inc, place and pur
pose of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid, be
given to all person, and corporations interested by
causing aiics al copies Of said petition aud of this
order thereon 10 hc served upon the Clerk Of the
ToNn OF Frycburg and also 80 Er posted up in THREE
public places in said town, aud published three
weeks successfully ia the oxford Democrat Z news
paper printed At rarIs, ia said County of oxford,
the first OF sud publication and each oil Tie other
notices, 10 be :lade served aud posted, at least
thirty days before aid time OF meeting 10 The end
that nil person. and corporations nay then and
there appear aud .hew cause, II any they have
why the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted -
Affect. W VI. II, hlMBALLi Ll'Tk.
A true copy Of said Petition and order OF Court
thereon: -
Attest. WM H. kIMUAII., ClcrI.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public motto" iuat
he has brrn du, appointed hy the ilonouble
Judge OF Probate, for thc tnuut, oi oxford, dnd
assumed the trt-t uf Administrator cot The tate 90
JOIIN :. CIIAPLI\, tate of Waterford.
la said County, deceased, los giving b"nd ar The
law directs hr therefore rec nests nl per on7 Who
are indebted 10 tine e~tateoi ,'id deceased ~ make
immediate payment: and those WHO have an1 'le
mands thereon To exhibit tho same L.
NATHANIEL T.. HOn>bpN.
March 2lSt, ISL
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THE subscriber hereby give public notice NAT
she has been duly appointed bt tie honorable
Ju,lg. of Probate, for the County 81 O\!puh anu
assumed the tru-t OF Administrative 81 thr r-iHle
of CHARLES T.. FRENCH, late "i NIban,
In said County, deceased, hy giving bond q The
law directs. -hr therefore request a person. Who
are indebted 10 the estate at -aii deceased B" maxi
immediate PAYMENT, ami those VH" have ANY jr.
mand- thereon 90 exhibit The -iu'' O"
HANNAH Z. EA\tEOtI
Murch 2l.t. I-4l.
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PREPARED ny
DIR. =. q. AVER ~ 90. E.owes. -e.
Practical and .iAatyfical ChrnI
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ErERYNl'sa-.
In PARIS, by \. VI. HAMMOND.
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statement of TIE CASH AsSEIS ct the Company
Oh January 1T, ls,l.
MORTGAGES.
On Property valued at over SJ,2iOnt1,
hcng First Mortgages on mincim.
hered Real Estate In the city of Phil
adehhIa. s2,i59.37B 81
LOANS.
Loans on stocks - Collateral security,
Ca market value sjl,2oH s.t IL -
SfOCk~.
Market Value s.oo72 80
Revenue stamps II %
Reinsurance Deposit Premium $40 W
CASH.
{ ash On hand. in hands Ui Agent,
Loans GA cail. with / = E"ud- e.
Collateral security. -'o,sSo w
Total, s~iiN',@J3 -
LOSSES El FIRE
Loose, pa,d during Tho year lS1o, s1Se.sSl ~
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For Sale.

summer, March .olh, ISL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24
GAIA De PRIEST 4 MOS SOBRE PRENDAS.
De y, Francisco Tinaud.
GALE DE la CRUZ NUM- 4e GALE DE la CRUZ
GALE DE La CRUZ MUM. 4e.
GALE DE Ia CRUZ MUM. 4e.

d pdei0o aaeda,a
ad 5 e @ so % p n y oo M bun en- ea
M Tn m de- los los puo aaentados Ia eo elias
las ugencas del pobe en- oento que mpee
sorda Los dolores del hoga dome ii
quizas que hJo qued
estender ese De una p0 @ Las classes
am haau aona suones pasaes
hon paeds Hsta aando yaGad yo
age eseouando
grado pobaoion
psn g.nss psnds 'sea
cpoonss que 6 impene han aao smp engan
so qns % @ fat s'sIi S
g. ess o las ss e ss Dc s
' %aaa a a ppsne oo a. Exm S. e.aor suor Civil
de pamos ae Sc serzo sndo o con las
popooss oogo de Las que san
q
oenal enendo de prenda pazo pu Ven
10 vsdoa pdbea subasa mmo Es
caodote emp per6dc plaza
% % de- n a DE- " sso
condolences a ndmeo de las pend vaor ca1dad
que este nara quedndo gaal en- un bo taonah que
que Ebecimento
a o "s s sn e9 s
En- eso Sc acostumb d pspet del dgdor puede verse
No suced uiiaes habdo por
presms d. pen eo oaqae tempo En- aque
ganda
rna ta1to ouaato pueds dese III dsuor serA de
vueo E neres eo
son pun1 odas las condolences
de urgenca De mnto Gaia ben epucin fundo
retado
Ter de coaetaa ganancla quaiva m6dca fin
de muGphquen aqueas
Ell el
nscesan de de la Gaia conocdas
nmsoo de rubor satsfd ounpidament Ebcie
hbtacones
g"d deoe E dueno haa de nombre las
balen
p1bco atendilo
des ie las Hete de IA las ocho de la noche
sacndo de lucrative No
humandad nesiada tunda
puedan de los undose
moderada ciitando aqaelo
mpundad
aho1a Sc han cebrado sustuir pu garant equdd No
Ciudady
favorecean concurrencia
Puerto-Rco 81 de Febrero de 1871.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24
RcJ oier6M Vmeva.

Francisco Meyer anunca pbioo ha hech lgar Rr que
a aprenddo profession de ~ de
cn Poon cello contancia trabao ganzan bun lie
las compoNclones dces pca
e composition
los pTecos. Z ~
Gale de la Cruz MIN. esquina a Tetuau. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24

~ dueho de este ESTABLISHMENTS,
Paquo " sian suiao de negrosBisa
Rn nluy
az Danco coesiqo banco de sda
de pa entire elias hay fuses de diagonal zuFa
casm pano dCamias cazoncos
bafaspano verde bocmang vountao
suos Adena se ecoonan de possible
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24
Coches.

Sc vcndo una calesa de dos y caa,
bro asiento, y otra de dos aaiontos ccn
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I1iicores. !

Anisete Moca Cuazao Menta.--Conac Superior.
fOsFOROs de seguda de lata hay de s
madera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24

rerarse
ufcu pueda of pbco yerdadsro nBaa
dcho establecmint
cores chavo zarazas i'd QAne
blanca
rapo enumerar
duda
condolences bueno hont
acud aprovecd rnto tan favorable
Jose Heruax
Coches. corresrondieotes busa
,.0,- S, eado. cabalos sin elos ca
to asento de dos aaiontos s go - s - ~ -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24

mdernbrun
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24

Ansfes de barios tamanos.
Arneses para uno dos caballos.
Azadas de varias classes.
Banos de Zm.
Medios id. i'd.
Banit0s de id.
Bombas para estraer aqua.
ldem para gas.
Caves toneleros de 8 y 10.
i e;a1nas de bronco do hero.
|Camitas y cunas para ninos
|Calderos Carr0B,
Cerveza Bais y Tenuentt Legitima .
Hero Galvanizado, liso acanalado.
'Hoja de lata en- cajas de & 100 Y de- {
225 hojas oada GAIA
Hornillas en- cada juego.
Lapices y lapiceros.
Machetes perrillos y de tres canalss.
Parrillas para hornillas.
Rejas para arados.
|Slllas de montar para Ssforas, y galapa
gos para caballeros, chicos para ninoea
Vagillas y medias vagillas, loza francesa
suelta platos, fuentos, jarros y palan.
ganas, orinales y fuente con tapa,
Velas de composition de 6, 8, ID, y 16
en paquetes.
Vino Vermouth, champagne, burdeos
| s 7. Emilion en- botellas garrafonss.
Inodoros con GAIA y sin ella.
Arroz Hamburgues do primera .slass.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24

Croydon variedad Ell classes y ancho.
Calic6s de todos precios.
Coichas de pique blancas, de colores J
de punto.
Cenefas de todos anchos para mosquiterol
Camisas su1tido de hilo bordadas. de hilt
lizas, de frente de hilo, de algodon J
de colores.
Camisetas varicdad en- precios, classes J
tamallos.
Cafeteria blanca, oruda, de listas, azul
de cuadros y Hamburguezas.
Cuelos gran surtido de todas formas.
Corbateria immense surtido de todas clases
Cachuchas gran variedad en- hechuras, e
neros y precios.
Creas Hamburguesas e Inglesas.
Oretonas Francesas e Inglesas de vario
anchoe.
Crehuelas blanca, = de colores.
Camiselfa para Sras. y nnos dc ambo
Secsos.
Calzado para Sras. y nifios id. id.
! Caslmires en- cortes y en- pleas, graz
surtido.
Corses de muchas formas classes.
Cinterfa escogido surtido en- tama1os
ciases.
| Oamisas de lana. llamadas GaIibaldinas
! Capotes de Barragan y de alpaca impel
| meables.
Cotin lie hilo y de algodon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
IN MEMnRIAM.

The heart of our community was shocked
and sorrowed on the announcement, last IueS,
day morning, of the sudden and unexpected
death of MRS. JANE E. wendell, wife OF Or.
James K. Wendell. 1t was known 10 ner
friends th0t she had been great sunerer lor
months past with nervous disofuers out no
one was prepared for the sudden ana fearful
termination.
Mrs, JANr r. WENDEL was the eldest daugh-
ter OF our -tOwnsmhn, lion. l. IL. Ew-
ing. She was born in Nashville on the SUth OF
December. 1886 In 1856 she was married to
Mr. Emmett Eakin. The death Of MIR. Eakin,
in 1864 left her with four children TO educate
and raise 1t was in the performance OF ihls
sacred trust that she exhibited lnOse hlSh
qualities both Of mind and heart, which, with
Ter were an inheritance. In August, 1868, she
was married to DIR. j. f. Wendell, and in Oc-
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Wendel's mind
was OF very high order; VigOrou-, quick and
discriminating, 1t ca lily took on liberal and
finished culture. Her reading was extensive,
accurate and classic. Her taste was refined
and cultivated. Her appreciation of The Beat-
tlfuL was above even her sex, and her love for
II, both in nature and art, was pronounced.
The high qualities of her character manifested
themselves especially in the relation existing
between herself and her children. There was
Il freedCm and familiarity in their intercourse
rarely exhibited between parents and child
rem, a familiarity blended with the most per
feet reverence, confidence and devotion. 1t
was q rare and beautiful sight TO see her with
her children. especially III time Of so much
cold and Stif reserve on one part, and undue
familiarity and license on the other.
And yet this lie, like many Others possess
ed Of natural virtues and acquired accomplish
mentS, would have been total and fearful
failure had it not been that the grace Of God
enabled her to confess Christ before men. For
years before she united with the Presbyterian
Church she had been q believer in Christ, and,
as she belle ed, a partaker in HIS salvation.
twas my privilege, only few days before
her death, to meet and talk with her about her
Sufferings, and her hope IL lin who was made
perfect through suffering. II was this hope
that sustained her amid her intense bodily
pain and consequent mental depression.
UeEce we do not sorrow as those who have
no hope, and knowing that nothing can come
to Us here, except through the hands of our
Heavenly Father, we bow humbly to His will,
commencing to God and to the word of Ills
grace the breaved husband, the stricken
father, and the mOthcrless children"