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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-18
Rec Nh Do,Cn's Elirir!

When tLe chilling winds of winter
! Howl amid the eafleSs branches,
When from on The North the Storm King
Marches with his snowy banners
With his white aud glitoning banners, -
And with fierce and sudden conquest
/ Lays al summer dead before him:
Every flower and every leallet
lie lays stark and dead before him.
And the singing birds Ct summer
/ Fly away from all the NOrthland,
| Where tho air seems iull OF Arrows
Full of sharp and singing arrows
/ That will pierce Us, ii we venture
/ But To step outside the doorway,
| Then Consumption, fell destroyer,
| SAllicS forth 10 seek his victims.
Coughs and colds are his torerunners,
Marking where success is easy;
Aud. where these are not resisted,
| But allowed 10 hold possession,
There Consumption, gaunt and CHASTITY
Soon will make his dread appearance,
Aud will seize hi, haPlcss victims.
Would You have sure protection
From this toe SO Justly dreaded?
\ protection 80 uuiaiiug
That YOU need not lear his visits
TO aud buy some DOWNS ELINIR
Some real \. II. Downs Elixir;
VI .,lo ul all most healing BalSams
Found ia all The Northern forests
Bt>ams of the Pine and Fir trees;
Made in Builington-a City
Sanding near The Champlain waters
Al one hundred twcnlY.Scycn.
Very near the head of Church Street,
liy the firm oi Henry u JOHNSON.
Medicine men. well known 10 many:
And for sale at every Drug Store.
II, sale and sure protection,
Go and buy it. and be happy.
For Sale by
&. II. WILEY, ApOthccary
NNp uEAIfRIN
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PANTS, OILS, VAR
NiSHtS, BRUSHES AID DYE SUITS,
Cooks, Stationery & Paper Hangings
EmrF Goods Pcrnpmery, 7oilei Arficics, DC,
jmas BETHEL HILL, VIE. 5m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-18

A. Is. Liltleiicld and \ IleselIinc sawed
fifteen and one half cor,ls IT bolts in Nv"
an'l one half day, Sc itini, this '-'n''"'
be outdnne.
c. Hoselline. while haOling birch l"ll>
on u sled down steep hill, caught his
foot, and fell, the sled striking him with
such force that il came near breaking GA"
of his ribs.
G.. Eneeland has Bramah hen that
laid nm egg which measured hN Ia
inches, says q correspondent OF the Leo
iSis'i Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-18

Extract OF Roots and Herbs which almost In
VarsblY cure The following complaints
Dyspepsia, Heart Barn, Liver Complaint, and
loss OF appetite cured by taking few bottles.
Lassitudc Low Spirits, and sinking Sensation
cured ~ once.
Eruptious, Pimplcs, Blotches and all impurities
Of the blood, bursting TN eush the skin or other
wise, cured readily BY following the directions on
the bottle.
For kidney. Bladder AID Urinary arrangements
it has no equal; oae bottle will convince the most
skeptcal.
Worms expelled from the system without the
least dfculy few bottles ars sufficient ter the
mgtt oh-iipatc case
Piles; enc bottle has cured the most difficult
Gaze when al other remedies failed.
Nervous difficulties Neuralgia, Headache, &c,
es-ed Immediately.
Rheumatism, swelled Joints, and all ScronIla
Affections, ismoysd, Of greatly relieved by this
invaluable medicine.
Bronchitis, Catsrrh, Commissions and IIystcrics
cured or much relieved.
Difficult breathing, Pain I'm the IuuE.. side and
chCs, almost invariably cured by taking tsw
bottles ui The Quaker Bittcrs.
Female D!1irultes 20 prevalent among Ameri
can ladies', yield readily 10 this invaluable medi-
cine, the Quaker Bitter..
Bilious, Rsmittant and Intcrmittant Esvcrs, 40
prevalent u many parts OF ourcOuntTy, completely
eradicatCa bv the use Of the Quaker Bitiers.
The Aged ind Quaker Bitter. just the article they
stand IN need OF IN their declining years. II quick.
ems the blood and cheers the mind, and paycs the
passage down the plane inclined.
No one can remain long unwcil (uncss afflicted
with an iucurable disease after takin. q lew bot
ties Of the Quaker Btiers.
sod By al Drurrists and Dealers IN Medicine
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LINES
ON the Death OF onaA HALL.

Our friend aud Brother passed away
About eleven O'Clock to-day
Has gone to join his friends above
Where all i peace and joy and love.
some think hv's dead; but lis uo, So
His form il dead, that We all well know,
And goes to dust; there let il lie
Yelled from The sigh. Cd mortal eye.
His spirit. which can never die,
Has gone u cod above the SKY
A spirit body there he'll lind
Much more adapted 20 his mimi.
our ir,eal and Brother NC shall ace,
when from this earthly form we're nee
Wen meet him on that Heavenly plain,
There ue,ermorc 10 pAIt again.
our friend and Brother We shall mis-.
when we are sick and ia dlsiTpss-
We never called on him iu ,a'n,
He always camo 10 so0thc olr pain.
when sickncss came and d,.,lh drew wear,
We found frieid In bin most dear;
Aud when Cod took out friends OF hi.h.
His helping hasd WI, ever nigh.
w cannot think he hy away
Though nature, forms they 10 decay
1heu lot tai, thought our bosom- cheer,
That spirit friends are ever near.
Composed by ". Il. NoE~I
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NericO Ii6nlS.

sunday, The "a inst. Mrs Lor;mt
Carlton. widow OF Cyrus Carlton, late cot
RoNbury, WA, buried; funeral services
were held ~ the residence II Z NJ Ei
mund,. Rev. John Elliot, prc,ch.i ,1c
funeral scrmon. Mr., Carlton died n
Auburn. She WI, the daughter OF Daniel
Tay Ior formerly @! Roxbuiy.
We a, town ale fast becoming de-
populated Last week. t. b. Knapp
moved 10 Newry. Monday. the 10th
inst. Aaron Store, and family aud Wm
Roach lett To- mad homes ia KanS,,
Last spring Ne had large number lea, %
u,, others left during ,hc year. and Jh.
iahiu. away OF sixteen persons during
the las, week, is reducing ou, never very
Urge population % a,cl small number.
Inc loss j. lei, Oy Us very much. None
move la TO li,l the vacancies made los
these removals. and there arc Vacant
houses aud deserted larms To-, uumcruu.
10 be pleasing. Send along uaco-miJh,
shoemaker, and lot, ol purchaser oi
farms
Died in Mexico, Monday morning, The
Sci iu>l. Airs Lydia Heath, age; - lcaIs
months aud II days Nh, Heath WAS
"a sister OF Benjamin E0muud>, who
moved To Mexico in 1901, tnd .ivcd "u
Tue farm he lirst settled un uutil hi- "a. a h.,
some fourteen yca.ago. he ""s u,asy
20 years old whcu be died. Mr. Heath
had lived in this town forty-lour years.
am informed that the family Ut which
Mr. Edmunds and Mrs Heath were mem.
bers, moved from Cherry Valley, y. Y,
to Dudley. Nass, whence Sir. Edmunds
moved to tins town Mis-. Heath was q
professor OF religion forty years an old
fashioned Misunderstanding God "a it'll 4
godly fear, aud living Eve IhmD at
eeptabiy in His sight Rev Richard
Vivian preached the sermon At her
funeral. from text selected many years
ago by Mrs Heath SPARKES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-18

toy. Perham lcciurcd "a, Soulh E,r
wick last week.
The Uui,erS;tliS: Socicl, Of thj, al
hse wi, hold lis Social Circle Boo The
Academy on Thursday evening
1t is SAID that over t.ro 0.i &c hai'
milh9n, " dollars werc lett %, pleasure
seekers last summer, in tho State ui New
Hampshire alone
The Pennington Chronicle ,t,, taat
"a witness was fined $l4 II Tor stay iu u
town meeting instead OF obc'inS h'-
snamons to attend court.
An exchange. wanting To comp.im. %
"a live STOCK journal. says i; is edited D., s
,a.u whose hea i chuck full of live
stock Doubt. compliment
Tho Cmora, ,ay, that Juds, VI
gin, uho has bee. uo,dng The N1.>t
team %, cow. Ton ,h4, County. has give.
excellent .-..is!ac,ion To all concerned
- 'l"-- WIN. J. Frye VI { i'" .i.'
District. -"~ -"ae 'a IL 'N" N''N> "'r
through the South. 'ud "'i. WISH Charles
lv",>"'''..D.'" '''i' ','''i .'.'''."- N'"'"''"
Cite,
Do "'..,N7'' ''''.'''-'. .''' '''" -
"'"'''''''. i'' $40 '.''' j. '''
''' s1'' ''..'
,'''' 80 '- '''' '
''' ' -.
'''' '.....'.' 1855 "
H'"'' " ''>''. i'' '''''' To- ''''.> '' .'''.' =
li- .'' M'. Dawes ANA 1'''-'''i'S
In !lcbie" " religious Interest h"s
been awakened u''N.' ''e '"'''' gu ~ We
y w '","'''''' '''' '''.'S' ''''"'' mas
Gee" ,'''>," 10 ','T'' "'' 80 -
f''''"'' 'o' '''''''''' '"' ''D' INV -"
sung SeaI-
'1' l.! eeu'' - ~ 20 &c -" ''''
WV
E'eni"g-SuoJee' 'ot debate N''O'' co.
'na' we Is ." A'i'''e,," PeoP''' az '''
Ie's'"s d" '-O' avs ''' ''''0' ~
Will DC Is usual
Paris Hill Academy with Ar' O"''s'
k. E.deT a. tr.nclpai' opened @" Iu'S'
day iasl. Win may puPhS' winch ""'''-
Na4r H Har q fIg fHf -
oei VIII soon NC 'Ue' ''S'' 10 >''''
h''''' '' 'I'er' Is eis' . '0 - '''' - '''u'
AN" comes very "'-"'y recommends
The Portland Press says; We under
stand that the merchants and other eiti-
zens OF this city, without distinction ct
patty. have rendered complimentary
Gunner a. INC r"'clo''N - 'ioU' ''"''
> "'" VI" ''S '''u'" ''''' " '''''''' '''''
J Bass, citizens "relort'' eandl
date was elected Mayor OF Bangor on
Monday by S9f majority over Moses
GiddingS'the hePuoilcah candidate bass
Is good RepuoIcan' 0ul LIE "nioOled
al Inc democratic oSlt' anu 'he1 "oOAeu
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Newspaper Decisions

l. Auy persos WhS takes . paper tssularly
fr.m the ofece-S bether directed q. his name OF
siiulhcr's. OF neither III has aub-sri9eti o. not
IL rcspousil Re inr the payment
10 person orders his paper di r. Nrur'i hS
aust lAy al arrcyrayes, OF the lur.i~hct uiaN
s1uEds 70 send &. auth payiseut is mad. an,l col
'rct the whsls amount. whether the paptr is takea
ftnin the 0Nee ~ not.
The courts ave decided that retusin. 10 take
newspapers and periodicals. ir0pl tho post Oihce 81
rvuioying aud leayin. them uscallesl To- Is primG
ftcic evidC nee Of Intentional fraud
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so5 TO 500 PER WEEK !

radc easy by any lady 10000 sold in six mouth.
Tie IN - rapid 4eiins articles ever invented Tor
marie or single ladies' use.
NOl sMALE CAN 10 WITHOUT THEM
Durable Elegant Cheal, and what has always
brcn VA tel, and always wal Profits large
III .h,s rsr sale. Lady Agents can make FORTUNES.
standard articles. Circulars free.
Aalrc-s BANDASAu MANUFACrURISG Co,
Scw ORR. ~ ugs
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Denmark.

Thomas NJ. Kennison has been busy
filling the ice.house on the summit OF
Pleasant Mountain. in Denmark. This
ice-house. Just erected, now contains 100
cakes OF ice. OF an average weight OF 4OU
pounds. Tor the benefit OF the guests who
next summer will visit the Mountain
House -BridgtoH Nel0S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-18

lsa very Common expression. but we
think arm TO embcllish and preserve
,hem TO ripe old age is decidedly more
beneficial and appropriate-lhis can on
~ bc don, by the fragrant "Sozodont."
For cleansing, Identifying and preserY-
iug ihc teeth, sweetening and purifying
the breath, il has no equal
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New Advertisements.
Notice.
Farm For Sale,

Situated in Bethel u miles from Rumiord Corner
six miles from railroad, /. miles from church, aud
40 rod, from school, being the farm recently oecu,
pied by Ed-cn +. Howard; contains 10 aere9 ol
iaud-l5 Of level and productive tlllage land
ana the remainder " God and pasture, with wood
for one family for lifetime. There are two com
Portable houses and ON the place and one comlor'
table barn. has orchard that yields run enough
for a family and cuts from six 10 ten tons Of hay
water convenient to both houses and barn. The
above premises will be sold extremely low, II mp
lied for soon I'd the owner resides outo the state
nd is determined to sell before The lst OF May next
Anniy Tor information, by letter or otherwise, to
arr ". Ii. GODDARD,
narlsIw Rumlord, Maine.
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.iHtiOTel, NeihS.

Gan annual town meeting was held
Monday the lOth. and Notwithstanding
the severe snow storm, ,beie Was good
attendance and harmonious meeting,
making Il choice OF Ebsn W. Gregg,
Moderator; James N. Purin,on, Clerk;
Eben w. Gregg. Elisha L. Bedell. Josiah
Bailey, Seectmen John French. Treas
Uror; CHARLES ii. Merrill. S. s. Com
mitlee; IL. ID. Abbott. Auditor. All Re.
publicans.
The standard OF snow holds its own,
the fall of The 10Th and llth making up
for that eairrd off by the late pleasant
weather We do not near iaim,rs cons
planning for want OF hay and provcndcr
that Wo were ;" accustomed to near a
Year ago; but to the contrary every
farmer has hay enough. aud stock is con
tented, aud looking well We arr glad
To notice tanners in this sccIiou are i'm
proving their stock, and taking better
care ct What the, Keep. The best Ilock
O, South Down sheep We have noticed is
tina, ot Phillip Abbott, Esq.
About forty couples from Rumiord aud
Hanover came up Friday afternoon, 9Th
ms, and made our new landlords of the
"Audovcr house. McsSrs. IIewey IL
Tbomas. a cali They had ball At
Unios Hall that many OF our citizens
we're happy TO Join. and all had spleu>
did entertainment at the "Andovor
House S
One OF The most Interesting occasions
of the season was enjoyed last evening.
March 18th. at the School house ON
Farmers Hill. il being the tenth and last
L'ccum To be held on the Hill this sea-
son Previous to the meeting neat
stage had been erected and Splendidiy
decorated as well Us the whole schou.-
room, which was made To Pu' on "a vcrl
cumely appearance. Notwithstanding
the bad condition OF the roads at the
hour OF opening the meeting sc found
the house denscly crowded Allcr q few
appropriate remarks by the President, ga
which WAS stated the average attendance
o. previous meetings 10 be -, and the
average would have far exceeded this
figure, but the meetings had been holden
agreeable 10 adjournment (wilh one -.
c,ptou) ~i.hnu, regard To- The weather
Aud OF those who ha laborct So catncstl,
TO raise he Lyccum to lis present >,,uI
iug be spoke in The highc>, icrm, OF
praise. and acknowledged hi, deepest
sense OF gratitude lor their most san.ninc
corporation. The exercises. consisting
of Declarations. Dialogues. REGULATIONS.
Selec, Reading aud Singing accompanied
with excellent music loi,uUvj. aud al -
late hour the meeting was adjourned otr
Aeck. to bc holden al The School house
in Rumiord on the East side ct The Ellis
ri,cr, when the audience dispersed wei
pleased with the exercise. CA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-18

Cu-toria o., mDrc thaua .uas,.,uir Ion Castor
OH o. b. ths only sue article lu existence which
l. certain % a.- imilaic tho iOuI -Itu tIc bow
.l-, sure wind coli, aud produce natural sleep. II
contains neither minerals. morphine cor alcohol.
AMI D. pleasant 90 take. tb.liirn need NOT cry,
mud mulhrr- mAN rr.L urllI -.l-ul
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They arc Bold by all enterprising
Ornrirista Mt p cents q bottle.
Mill for Sale.

THE steam MIL, situated in Miton Plantation
oxford County. Maine, on good road, only i've
mile from tie railroad. said mill wa, built song
three ,cIr- ago, at q cost Of about 5000, aud u
can Doe bought az - bargain II applied for soon. IL
ha- ono o. the best circular SAW board machines
in use .1ld lath machine; birch machine ana
other small machinery said Min d, in good re-
pairand Is IN excellent chance for q spool factory,
with plenty 81 white birch and poplar lumber
Exempt from taxation FOR 10 years.
H. 4. ALLEN.
Milton Plantation. Iuly 18th. lS1g u
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Mail Arrangements.
NA1Is CInsK

MAILS CLOsk.
For Portland aud Boston. az n - A. NJ aud "
z. NJ, the latter mail arriving IN Portland az IS
the next morning.
Up mail, via Grand TruHk, al 2:30P.N.
For Norway al - a. NJ . and for the western
part Ut The County, tuesdays, Thursdays aEd
Saturdays, via Norway, IT same time.
MAILS ARGINE-
Prem PSrtlanS aud Boston, al B:g8 \. " aud
A:IJP.N
Down mail. Via Granl Trunk, /: 80 Z. v.
From Norway AND the western part Of the County
at - 4. VI.
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I21 ACRE
F A r M T OR S l. E,
Two miles from East sumner depot.
PRICE-S1, 900.

There is Hemlock, Spruce, Fir, Ash timber ana
ci wood sufficient to spare from said farm if cut
and hauled 10 the mill and depot, to pay for the
same. \ complete set OF farm buildings lbeLng
inenred for sGjO on this farm; school house within
y hsif mile Of same; r good pasture; small or.
cbgrd: good water and good land and a good
chance Tor hard labOring man, with small means
10 obtain farm. For further intormaton,inquirc
oi inc 0""'' JONAS GREENE.
Jan'y g. 1873
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SO",,H PARIS MARKET,
MARCH Is, 1913.

CORRECTED WEEKLl M
BO-,sTER Il HAsKl L..
Airi.Es = o. o Ssa5
lEANst NEW rsC.--ss 80 q - 60
BEANs ara. so q $3.50
BU TrER--lc. 4 2Sc.
CiIEEsL- icr u Doc.
fLoTR--- 90 Sll 90
CORN-Sic zoe.
OATs-5O' q Soc
HAY-Si. 1880
LARD (p.-a,'-tic) lic
MoLASsL- ljc. q Zoe
Nails 4 U9c.
PoTATOL--5 &c. u 5Jc.
HoGs-Gc. . &c. 4 u
.ALr-Gu box jic.
SCGAR-l-t q u.
TEAS SO
CoFFEES g hoe
DRY Woo HMd) $500
GRKEN N ,. t--sljJ
DRIED Al IS--1c
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Special Notices.


Happy Relief for Young Men from The eff
l-.t- ut i.rrors Lud Abuses 10 early lie hhnh"oi
it.torcI Nrryou, debility cured. Impcd!mcnt'
O. uillri4g. removed. New method Of treatment
Nv,, aud remark tbc rcmctiics. Books and Cru
lar, sen, free, 100 scaled envelope.
Addrc,. HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, No. so
ninth - Philadelphia Ia. my9S 19-sn.ly
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Pixies Toolhache Drops cure in l min
Symptoms OF Liver Complaint, and Of
some OF the Diseases Produced by 10.

some Oh ~ ''
A Sallow or yellow color OF skin, OF
yellowish brown spots on face aud other
parts of body; dullGeSs and drowsiness
with frequent headache; dizziness, bitter
or bad taste in mouth. dryncsS of throat
and internal heat; palpilalion; in many
case, a dry, teasing cough, with sore
throat; unsteady appetite, raising OF
food, choking sensation in throat; dis.
tress. heayiness, bIoaled OF iull feeling
about stomach and sides, pain in sides,
back or breast, and about shoulders:
collie, pain and soreness through bowels.
with heat; constipation alternating with
frequent attacks of diarrhga; piles, Hat
ulency, nervousness. GOODNESS OF extrem'
tiles: rush of blood to head, with symp
toms OF apoplcxy, numbncss oil limbs
especially AT night; cold chills allernat-.
ing with hot flashes, kidney and urinary
difficulties; female weakness, duilncss'
low spirits, unsociahii'y and gloomy
forebodings. Only few OF above symp
toms Likely to bc present at one time,
All who use DR.. Picrce's Alt Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery Tor Live, Com
plaint and its complications are loud in
its praise. Sold by all first class Drug
gists.
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BORN.

Iu SCION. Y l.. March g. g. JHc WiIS oi " .I..lui
{ luor formerly oi ArdlYcr NJ, sou.
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Rawson' s Coaches

Leave che nan for up train. "a. 300 \. II aad
op z. NJ.
For down train Al N - y NJ.
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Masonic LOdges--Time OF Meetin

OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel 81 rhur-,lsy
Oi each l-outk
AndrOseOggin Chapter, No. - ,Canioa, Nan
= iay o. or before mi. moon.
Blazing star. ~. JJ, Eumi9gl CcutIr, usi-
le,.l4v. Z. or before the nIll OF the moon
Paris Lodge, No. 80, -. PARIS, TUESDAY, ol ~
before The full
Je1rr-on Lodge, ~. 10, LzN ante Pond IL
TUESDAY ~ every mouth
Oriental star, NJ. u. LivegIanrv, TUESDAY =.
90 or before Wll moon
Bethel, W &C. ~ Thursday VI each month.
Evening Star Lodge. No iG Bgckuv.t. N0u.
dly ur Jr before lal moon.
Pithasorian, ~. 40. trycburs Monday even
iug OF COZ following tae iUll 90 she npou.
oxford, Norway. " 10 Monday OF coz next
preceding flli moon.
Mount Ttrscna, W l32, -. Waterford. Tue
.i.V, Goa rr before tbs full mpou.
VT. Norish, ~. 81. Denmark. We,lucsd5, "a,
or before She fCl moon.
Nc1inscot, VI. iol, Turner saturday on or bee
Delta. " Iss, L-teu. Thursday on ancrm
moon.
King Hiram, piNGc,d. W. o7.-rhur-l,, o'
Dr amer luli moon.
whitney Lodge, NJ. l6,, Cant'u. a hut-,-ty
Goa en- before fuii mJau
Aurora chapter. " - Cornish F-,dry af.
ter fuil moon.
Oriental chapter, No. so By'istoa Thursday
q. HrH M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-18

RAPID CONSUMPTION i often lhe penal.
" OF trhmg with severe cough; but
NO such a catastrophe can occur il Hdle'S
Hyncg Of H0reh0uH and Iur is taken
before The Reorganization OF the lungs
has commenced lake time by the fore.
lock and you are sale. Crittenton's 9Th
Avenue Sold by all Druggists.
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Public House for Sale

yENIIE we'll known and cOEmel ous tavern Etac-
4 OF the late John Jackson, situate iu biNh"4i
village This stanl can be bought 10 a sarg.s.n,
with or without the furniture, de.irt g, as so0l
A. sale can be authorized by law
The house will be kept open, - usual, Tor t,o
OF the public travel, Oy blr' jack
,ou, until a sale is effected. It's jar. circle "
patrons aud the travelling public will MA That Ao-.
pitality and kindness that has ever brtntch'rt'
tcri-tic oI is management, while under % -"." ''
Nh Jackson NAI W BOLSTER,
FLOKENTINE l.. JACKSON
Execute
DiNhclt, sept. u. ls,2. Sc1I
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coon TEsirLNRs.

PARIS HILL LODGE. NJ. -; ra,i. u.!l
ri.lIN evenings.
Rising star, Bethel, Frjsy evenings
NrEinscot, Euckdcla. saturday evening".
Cry stall Wave, Z. EurAIciI. every iAac-'tst
tsUulu-.
Maple Grove, West Peru. saturday cTcEinI
Forest Lake, Center llSrtosj,cNurt SHtgui3h
evening
FRIDAY kNtulu--.
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4 %. d. y.
EdltoriaL a.d seiected n,n.s.

Pcqaawhet Lodge. \o- t. HrHVuu1lI. u
Is. auI Oh Nciuc-tl 90 each month
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Brighton Nurseries.
Dental Notice

I'iN' pf'D' Va W
Den. ~ ,Ycrrd his health, sufficiently FOB raf'-
air. resume business, would inform TIE luu.i.
once, Bethel Maine, ready 90 attend 20 ALL at
..ring the service Ot Dentist. either ''' tli.n
an,l cNtractine natural teeth on the .u.e4'.1r e..
ARTIFICIAL teeth. Having ali The now i...
.,l.l Improvements, he Hopes by careful appli.s
ton 10 merit continuance Of Tie pAUtn 20 IN.
ha. lrcstyCl in wear, past
R,lhtl Nrinhrr lnlh. lala.
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spalding's Glue isup TO the sticking
point.
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FOR SALE.

yTnE FARM owned and occupied by Thomas
4 CLARK, E,q for many years, on Paris lllil.--
VIII make two good farms, or one OF the best III
town. Buildinas convenient for two families
two good pastures, two orchards, two wood lots,
ali good land, no waste land on the place II not
fr,l In jots 10 suit those In the village who would
like to buy II not sold by first of May, Will be
ict To ,ouie good man with small family. For par
ticulars inquire of Il. ;. DOE, on account OF the
subscriber, I. II. III LII
Paris. Me, Dec. 10, iSI2. laIntApf