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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

~ Pictures taken in any weather at the old Gallery.
Main Street
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

At meeting somewhere around not long since the
preacher gave hymn and sister started up the
Afrr singing through lines and not another person
joining in she suddtaly stopped and exclaimed Amt
none O. y. n me folks cwine to sngr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

II Go to MnLAR 4 PArAx for fine fruits and vegeta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
Summer Eating.

We eat to keep warm and TO sustain
strength. and all articles OF TODD have
those two clements in varying proportion.
Oils. tallow. AMI whale blubbcr are al.
most wholly OF the warming element
hence in Greenland, where the thermome-
ter is many degrees below zero, and
g1eat deal of heat is required, native
will drink half dozen gallons OF oil
every LAY, or eat ten pounds OF taIlow'
I'm the hottest climates OF the world the
inhabitants live to 4 great extent on lrnit
and vegetables, which have but very little
of the heating qualities. In our climate,
which i. between the two. meats, Vcgcta-
bles. and fruits arc eaten all the year
round: but if eaten iudiciously, n eaten
according to the season. more OF nuts
and vegetables in summer and less OF
meats and fats-an incalculablc amount
of sickness would be prevented every
wear. We would think i man dcranged
who should keep rs large fires burning
in his house in Sumner a. in Wlnler'and
Set VIC all persist in eating meats ana
fats and butter all through the Summer.
Meats and butter are on our tables three
times a day, when in reality they ought
to be sparingly used during the Summer
months at least by the young, the Old,
and the feeble, and by all who are the
most OF tho time indoor. OF who have no
active employment For the classes just
named, a very appropriate diet Tor the
Summer would be rs follows:
Breakfast, cold bread and butter,
slice Of cold meat, or in It's place a couple
Of eggs. or saucer of berries or stewed
fruit without milk, cream, OF sugar.
The same for dinner, with one vegetable !;
no other dessert For supper, some cold
bread and butter and a cup of hot drink
and nothing else; nothing whatever be-
tween meals So far far from starving
on such diet. the class of persons above
named would thrive on it, would grow
stronger every day, would have more
bodily vigor. mental elasticity, ana II
greater flow Of animal spirits, and Tor the
reason that few would eat too much !;
there would be nothing to overtempt the
appetite, hence the stomach would not be
overworked; what work it did perform
would be well done; the blood made
would be pure, life giving, and energt
ling. Any man of ordinary intelligence
and observation, who will give fair trl-
al to the above system OF feeding, will
scarcely fail TO be convinced of its value
within week after he begins it.--HdiFs
Journal 81 Health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25

eupied front rank among its most enter
prising business men. and have earned II
reputation for integrity, fidelity, benevo-
lence and public spirit, which is q
source of mnre satisfaction than the most
brilliant financial achievements without
them.
Shepherd river furnishes q very safe
and reliable water power. at severai
points in town, where various kinds OF
lumber are manufactured. About mile
above the village. is the tirkin and tub
manulactory OF the MesSrs. Brown,
where a hundred or more are turned out
in a day. Further down the stream is
the board. Single and grist mill OF
Messrs. Thorn and Seavey. who have put
in the best OF machinery, and are doing
quite mn extensive business. The tan
neIy of Mcssrs. Appleby 4 Morrill, &c
eupies The power further down. lhey
are getting out about $50 sides oil upper
leather a week, requiring about GOO cords
Of bark and wood year, and giving en-
ployment To about twenty men. They
have recently erected Il large store house
and boiler and drying house. Mr. APP
plehy is the inventor of wheel, INTO
which the hides are put, after coming out
of the lime, and kept constantly in mo
ton by the revolving wheel, about hall
immersed in the liquor used in tanning.
bv which they are thoroughly clcanSed
and drenched. thereby lessening the time
and labor of completing the tanning pro-
cess. Mr.. \. is confident that this wheel
will come into general use in all large
tanneries. Carriages and sleighs are
manufactured by Mr.. Howard; clothing
for Boston market, by 4. l.. Burrows,
who usually gets out about 100 coats u
week. Mr.. A. Martin is manufacturer
OF tin ware. in all its various departments.
In riding over the various sections OF
this town, find the hay crop, in the old
fields. very light, will barely pay Tor
cutting. On new land, where il is very
rich, grass is looking well. The crop OF
apples will be very light in this vicinity.
Corn and potatoes are looking finely, the
recent rains giving them new lie and
freshness. Rye and oats generally are
looking well.
Shepherd stream is considered the
best fishing ground in this vicinity. One
OF your clergymen who spent few
hours, in company with cN-Mayor Ste
vcnS. in the exhiarating and inyigora'
ting sport OF pursuing and capturing {"
small string OF unsuspecting trout viii
be all the more eloquent when, enrolled IN
clerical attire, he comes before his con-
eregation ON the Sabbath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
STATE on MAINE

CUMBERLAND, ss.--At the Court of County Com
missoners begun and holden at Portland, within
and for the County OF Cumberland, on the irst
Tuesday OF June, 4. II. 1871,
on the foregoing petition, IL being satisfactorily
shown To the Court that the petitioners are respon
sihle and that inquiry into The merits is eNpedien
1t Is hereby ordered that the County Commission
ers of the counties of Oxford and Cumberland,
will meet at the Bridgton House. In Brdgion IN
said county OF Cumberland, on the eighth day OF
August A. D. 1871 at ten OF the clock In the forenoon
and that the petitioners give notice 10 all persons
interested by causing Rttesed copies OF said petition
and this order Of Court thereon TO be served upon
the Town Clerks Of the towns Of Bridgton, Den
mark Sebago and Hiram, and also by posting up
comics of the same in three public places In each OF
said towns, and publishing the same three weeks
snccessve,y,i in the Kennebec Journal, (the state
Paper newspaper printed in Augusta, In the Com
~ of kennebec, the Bridgton News, newspaper
printed In Brdeton, aforesaid and the oxford Dem
ocrat a newspaper printed in Paris, In the County
OF Oxford the frat of said publications and each oil
the other notices To- be nj least thirty days before the
time of said meeting. at which time ana place (at
ter il has been satisfactorily shown that the ABOVE
notices have been duly given the Commissioners
will proceed 10 view the route get forth IN said pet
ton: and other routes and roads couutc'td mere
with and after such view they viii give hearing 10
the parties and their witnesses at some conyenent
mace i'm the vicinity when and where all persons AMI
corporations Interested may appear and sheW cause
II any they have, why the prayer OF said titioneIs
should not be granted. ,,.' -,
Attest: ID. w FESSENDEN, Clerk.
True copy of the Petition aud Order OF Court
thereon. ,.,.,,.,,,,.,,,>, ,,,.,
Attest d. '" FESSENbhN' N'e'A'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25

The originator this wonderful medicine claims
10 have discovered and combined "a harmony more
of Natures most sorei cigH medical properties tah
was ever before combined in one medicine The
evidence of this fact is found IN the great variety
of most diseases which IL has been i0uhd
t1 conquer. In the cure OF bronchitis, Sertre
C1nghS aud Tire carly stages OF Consumption, u
has astonishcd The medical faculty, AMI hundred,
of the best physicians pronounce II NE greatest
naedicai discovery Of the age While II cults TIE
ecucrcst Coughs, it strengthens the system amt
piriics tho blood. Nv it, great AMI horohgh Ctood
pHrifliH0 properties, il c'Gcs all HtnoTs from the
worst S.TofHd To common Biofch, Pi1ipte or
EruDiiOn McrcuriaI Disease, Mineral POISON
Syuhilitc and Ncncrinl Diseases, aud thei. erect
are eradicaicd and rigorous hedfh and q sound
consfifnfion establi ,hed EJ-Bsipctas, Salt RheHg
Scnh ITcad. Fcrer Sores, Scdiy az RoHM SttR, ~
short nh the numerous diseases caused by O@d
blood are conquered 10y this powerful, puriyin:
and invigoratng medicine. For Ltrfi Complaint
Millions Disorders anl HabifadI Constipation, u
has produced hundreds of perfect aud permanent
cures where other medicines had tailed.
The proprietor Offers 1850 reward for medi
cine that viii equal it in the cure of all the dsea
scs Tor winch II l. recommended. beware OF com
ferJsifs and Uorfhless mutations see that my prl-
nate Government STAMP, which is posture guar
dRtee al geAuReHess, is upon he outside wrapper
Th, medicine i sold by druggists at . 10 per Dol
tie Prepared by X. Y. PIERCE, VI. d., sole fro'
prictor at his Chemical Laboratory, lJ5 seneca
st Buffalo, y. y. blay-So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25

TO the Honorable County Commissioners of the
Counties of Cumberland and OXFORD
NTyE. the undersigned, citizens of the towns of
w Bridgton aud Sebago, in Cumberland Coun-
ty, and Denmark and Hiram In Oxford County,
respectfully represent that the road leading from
Bridgton Center TO Hiram is hiliy and circuitous,
and that the public travel demand more feasible
route to connect with the Portland y ogdensburS
Railroad: we therefore pray your Honorable 30
dies to examine q route leading from said Biiug,
barnard Meadow, so called, crossing the loot oil
Darwin Ingalls, hill, thence by Hancock Ponu 10
n point on the above named Railroad, near Hiram
Bridge and amer such examination, To make such
new locations, alterations and discontinuances rs
i'm your opinion the public necessity may demand
A 3 i'm duly bound viii ever pray.
Signed by o. j. LIBBY, and - others.
Rridgton, May 10th, ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
4 SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
Coughs, Colds, Group. Whooping-Co"gh,
Uoarseness, and aIi Diseases or the
Throat and Lungs.

II well Known that neglected cold and con.
,rqtient cough when allowed 10 continue, results
~, obs innate disease OF the lungs.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND j. the most ac-
tive rciacdy for breaking MP severe cold Nhen
used according 90 directions !, seldom iailt 10 ne
ramulish 10 in single night
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND viii cure your
cough and allay hat unpleasant tickling ~ The
throat Persons who are troubled 10y coughing III
lh, night secure immediate relief by ~ uso.
WEEK. MAGIC COMPOl Nd viii relieve you
pf hpat.cne-s aud sore throat
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOt Nd J. the best rem
rls fur colds vrous and wh0oVinS cough IN child.
rent IS 80 pleasant tn The taste, aud yet 80 ne
live IN Is result. =,
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND is unequalled
TO" all disease, Of the throat and lungs IL Truly
work, like magic.
WIN JOSINN x SONS, Barton, Vt, Propri,rs.
GEO. {. GOODWIN y Co, Boston, j. w. PER
RIMS a co , and ". r. PHILLIPS co, Port
land, General Agents. 3n mario
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
Nonresident Faxes,

In the Town of Newry, County OF Oxford ana
state OF Maine, for the year 1870.
The following list of Taxes on Real Estate oil
nonresident owners in the town OF Newry, Tor
the wear \. ID. 1870 in bills committed To Lew W.
KilIgorc Collector of said Town of Newry, on the
eleventh day of June, A. ID. 1870, has been return
cd hv him To me rs remaining unpaid on the 9th
day of June ISL, by his certificate of that date
and now remain unpaid and notice IS hereby
given that II the said taxes interest and charges
are not paid into the Treasury Of said town WIN
in eighteen months from the date OF The commit
ment of SAID bills, so much of the real estate tax
ed as will DO sufficient 10 pay the amount due
therefor including interest, charges, viii, without
further notice, be sold at public auction, AT the
Trcasurcrs Office, viz; his dwelling house. IN said
town on saturday, The 10th day of December at
1frlnrl l. VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
Farm for Sale !

fI,uE subscriber desiring TO 20 West, wants %
1 sell his farm situated in DiNhcld village con
tanning ~ acres, about equally diN'dcu l'o pAs'
,,, and tiilagc The tillagc land being level, cuts
IS ions of hav: also - acres OF pasture anu WOOD
land one mile from the house have put IN ABOUT
acre of cranberriv-, AMI the chance to put n y
acres cannot be eNcclled; q never lAlhnE S,'''"
" ,,,trr rms through the Held. The buildiue,
sll i'm good repair. consist OF ! story house Ell
and she'd barn with cellar, and sized al-Athtd /,
barn IA the ell !, "a excellent wei "i water Ha
has never failed. This - rare chance Tor any
one wishing for the privilege ot living III be "uti
0lI village Price, $4,000. For further par
tiruIars, enquire OF the subscriber on me lrSml
-. :. L. FRENCH
H;NOgil Narrh 10th. ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
81. T. ONWARD,
Insurance Agent,
SOUTH PARIS, ME-,

Represents the following reliable Companies:
FRANKLIN FIRE ms. co, Of Philadelphia.
CONTINENTAL 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.
PUTNAM FIRE ms. co, of Hartford.
TRAVELLERS LIFE s ACCIDENT ms. CO.,
Oi Hartford.
CONTINENTAL LIFE ms co, OF Hartford.
Dividends IN the Continental Life have never
been less than 10 per cent. OF Life P0iciesi an"
10 per cert on Endowment Policies.
Fire losses promptly adjusted, and paid at this
Office.
south Paris, April 18th, 1871. Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
Farm for Sale ID!

y,,uE subscriber offers hs farm for sale, and
viii sell Ihc same upon the first opportunity
rn,J lra,lina from West Bethel 20 Albany, aud
contains excellent tillagc, interyalo and upland
the hty can all De cut on The same with moving
machine The iutcIv1le l. Hn7urP ASSet' /" 800
na.iur.. and a never falling aqueducI of running
Hay one desiring to purchase can inquire OF the
subscriber OF The premises. ..,,,.,,.,,,,,,
West Bethel, June T.. lsI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
THE
meadow King"
MOVING MACHINE.
by GREGG. PLYEH * CO.
Trumnnsburg, New York.

THIS Mower having been In use five sea
i s0ns,-sunicicItly long To enable Us 10 cor
rect all mpcriecions incident 10 the construction
OF New Machine, we nov oder to farmers the
MEADOW KING as the most simple and practical
mower IN use.
For strength simplicity IF construction. light
ness II drGHgh, durability and ease ~ manage
mcnf u cannot be surpassed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored

Inst Published. a new edition of DIR CULVER
WELLS Celebrated ESSAY on the hadlcai
Cure without incidence of SpermatorrhGa, OF
seminal Weakness, involuntary Seminar Losses
Impotency, Mental and Physical lncapaelt!, I'M
pediments To Marriage &C; also, Consu,ptioni
Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by seltindulSehce
or sexual extravaganza.
EGG Price in a Sealed Enreiope, only cts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success,
m practice that The alarming 9Seat fSe daD
e,crons use of internal medicine or the application
Of the knife, pointing out mode of cure a. once
simple, certain aud efIectual by means OF Wnicn
every sufferer no matter what his condition may
he, NAV cure himself cheapy, privately and rad
ically. , t,o ,o,ds of everv
This Lecture should DC III INC f""ue vi WY
youth and man in the land: -,
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any adj
dress on receipt OF six cts, or TWO posi- stamps.
slso DR.. Cnlyerwelps Marriage Guide" price
d cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. G. KLINE Co,
1927 Bowery, New York, Post ONCE Box 4'oeo
iune5t sept, vi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
For Sale.

AND situated Within thrcc.fouiths OF mile
i 4 from Bethel llill and one milc from Grand
Trunk Depot, 20 wit; one Meadow Lot about Ten
acres OF il cleared and in gras-, the balance j.
heavy growth oi Cedar aud Hard Ne'n, me-
sugar Orchard. containing about sixteen acres
mostly old growth naples; also wood Tot "i MY
acres.
The above will bc sold Ia whole or separate
Ndlrr,s {. l. KIMRALI, Portland, Ne, or
Vi G. KiMBALL, Bethel, Me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
Farm for Sale.

vI,HF subscriber offers hi, farm for sale situated
Il in Milton Plantation. on Concord RIVER, sald
farm consists Of over loo acres Of good land oil
which about 90 acre. l. utcryalc, suitable Tor
ulIagc and moving IL generally cuts about 20 tons
of good hay, which - mostly eat with MOVING
Machine. Also there Is young orchard i "OouI
,lsc lonnr annie trees beginning 20 bcar-partly
prafttd fruit: sufficient wood and timber ana
ia sture handy 10 a good new SchoolhouSe handy
10 saw mills. Single mills and er>t mill. Good
new, large and commodinn' buildings III s "o't r.
,air nj modern style and flush good never iail'
ing wells uf water and other ways completely
watetcd; in u good ucghborhood For turlhtl
nrrsnises i g SPOFFORD.
Miitnn pl1ntlilan scA. soth'l..o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
WI 'I00" -'7'7'1i
81. F. ATwOoD's BITTERS.

This potent remedy mild harmless but sure IA
its operation purihCs the blood. restores tile vast
ed energies, regulates all dcrangc,l functions, and
gives new life and vigor 10 the whole system. IL
l. unriVallCd az q Liver Invigorntor, and nigh
" concentrated, Is warranted 70 contain more me
dicinal properties in 81 cent bottle, than ANY 9th
er "mvigorator' or 'Sarsaparla" sold for 81.
y. b. | have never given information respect
ihg my ATwOOD's BITTERs, or OF the mode OF
compounding the same, to one wood AMI Meth
er uy brother or other relatives have ever had
recipe like nine therefore caution all fho wish
TO purchase The rightW AMI original article, to see
that the yellow label on each bottle bears my ,ig
nature. l.. +. AlNOuD.
None other cgH JOssibIy be geHniae The mta.
ton purports to be signed 10y Nathan Wood.
sS- & still further safeguard, all ottlcs here
after put up, will have the above Traile Mark, IL
f., in red ink on the yellow labels, also in real
ink on The white outside wrappers.
They will also continue tr bear the iabel on
white PAPER headed Caution Ezra counter.
signed by IL. Ii. Hay, Druggist, Portland, Name
sole General Agent. Jnii' I'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
The Finger Bar IS ~Ithout Hinges or Joints.
The Knife H. always In line with the
gitmnn.

The Pifman cannot be cFdmped under any circun'-
stances raining equally we'll in any position, from
horizontal to perpendicular
This novel invention, upon THIS MACHINE
ONLY makes the only flexible finger Yet invented
The Unstable wheel NJ each end Of the Cutter
Bar logctcr with The ncNibility of the bar enable
IL 10 conform perfectly 10 aacrcl ground.
The Knife has n qnirk motion and short stroke,
enabling tie aachHt 90 40 good c0Tk Ichci u nOrcs
rs star "a horses or oxen usually rdik.
We cordially invite farmers 10 give this ma
chime an examination.
For - description OF it, peculiar merits and
features, also recommendations, zee our dcscrp-
live circular for ISL, to be had OF our local agents
or forwarded free on application.
John II Page In Governor of Vermont Rut
land saw; IN has more good points thin any other
M1irer IN The market -
Earl Cartwright, David Brown and smith Mitch.
ell, Triangle, Eroume Co, :. = sHy: m rorked
tip top 10 rrtrH place
j Bran, Canton, Pa says IN j. best on rough
ground Of any hare trcr Seen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
Farm for Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM for sale, situa
u ted in Norway Me, a miles from the vii
I9rc. said Farm contains ~ acres. divided inc
tiIsge. pasturage and Woodland; II well fenced
With stone wall, and has large Orchard OF guam
cd Fruit and Sugar Orchard.
The Buildings, are new and IN good condition
cellar OF split granite lined with brick amt never
failing we'll Of water nj the house and barn,
ANY one wishing to purchase good iarm al
reasonable price, will call on the subscriber, on
the premises. .n,.,,>.
NorWaV lunc 10 ISL. I'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
BROwNFIELD.

II is bounded On the west by the New
Hampshire line, joining Eaton and Con.
way. Brownfeld Centre is a very pleas
ant village, the principal street being
shaded by naples and elms, ON which
ale several beautiful residences. some
five or six stores and shops, and hotel,
which has recently been enlarged, and
connected with which is large stable,
recently erected, OF modern construction.
The depot is about one and = halt
miles from the village. to which some OF
the residents find it very difficult TO be
reconciled. They insist that the route
through this village to North Conway,
is two miles nearer than that by way Of
Fryeburg.
Whatever else may be said of Brown
field, it is the birth place of some of the
most successful business men and diStin-
guiShed lawyers in our State. Among
them call to recollection MtsSrs. ). E.
Il \. Spring, Judge Howard, The rs lers,
father and son. " Rice, a. Paine, judge
GoOdcnow and three brothers. all diStin-
guishcd lawyers. and some others equal.
~ deserving notice. Mr.. Josiah Spring,
father OF Hon Samuel Z. Spring, of Your
city. settled in this town nearly century
ago. His residence was at the junction
OF the road nearly opposite the Congre-
gational church, where Samuel f. was
born and spent his earlier days.
When he became OF age he opened q
store in this village. after which he went
into business in Boston, where he met
the fate OF nineteen twentieths of the
merchants OF that and other cities, but
unlike most OF those who are unsucceSs.
full, he paid principal and interest of ali
his liabilities when fortune again smiled
upon him. lie afterwards went 10 South
America, where he went into bushes,
with his nephew, Andrew Spring, hi,
present partner They were successful
in their enterprise, and returned to Port
land in few years. where they have oc'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25
RESTORED.

Erysipelas. scald Head, Ringworms Ulcers,
Burns, salt Rheum, Chllblains, scalds, PIN.
pies, Blotches, Frosted Limbs, Iniiamed
Eyes, Piles, and all Erupt;ons of skin.
a5-warranted to cure or money refunded
For sale by all Druggists and country stores,--
by ID. Is. Sawyer, South Paris; +. stephens, Bry'
ants Pond; +. Il. Rand & Co., \. g. Tinkham
Locke's Mills.
F.B. HIESKELL, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
Jan. %, 1871. 1y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-25

oxford Plumb3gu Co, Lots No.
O. lO.Il, 2l3 In range, and I, 100 30 l'U
William Drogy 60 Is 3S5
NATHANIEL :. BAkEl, Treas.
Ncwrv, July 2nd, ISL.