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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
American TURNER'S.

The ArtizGn says: We hazard The as
sertion that no class of equal average
means live so well as American farmers.
One of these possessing farm and build
ings worth say ten thousand dollars. will
gather about him and enjoy more real
comfort than could be obtained from the
income Of hundred thousand dollars in
New York. He may live in more com
modious dwelling than a metropolitan
citizen having ten thousand dollars an
nual income. He may have his carriage
and horses. His table may be supplied
with everything fresh in its season. His
labor IS less wearing than the toll of
counting rooms and Offices, and he has
more leisure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

1t is a frequent remark that the ne.
glect OF air and exercise by our people
is one great cause of the prevalent i'll.
health of Americans. To Dne who has
observed the out. door habits of the Eng
lish, the neglect of heilthlul exercise is
one OF the most singular features OF
American society. The daily "constitn-
tional," a walk of four. six or eight miles.
is IS necessary to au EngliShman OF the
upper class As his dinrer but nobody in
this country thinks of taking daily exer.
ci,e simply for the preservation of health.
The result is dyspepsia and the consump.
ton of tons of quaek medicines Daily
exercise in the open air is not only pro-
motive of health. but is conducive of
graceful movements aud beauty of form.
So conscious were some OF the Grecian
States Of the advantages dcliEed from
exercise. that they denied it to their
slaves. They Were not permitted to
take part in the exercises oil the gymnasi-
um lest they should become as trong
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or ~ stormy, the first fair day.

All ihe Farms in Andover and vicinity owned by
ALBERT COLBY, aud all the claims he has upon
all farms and farming property. go
1 have claims upon many farms, but Will de.
scribe only three,-and remember tLls property -
In tho sontherly part OF Maine, near the New
Hampshire state line where the climate is 80
healthy people live 20 be 100 years old.
Farm No. l. 20 acres of land, goou buildings,
orchard, sugar place, timber and wood land near
schools, churches, stores, &c. Price only sljO.
Farm No. =, 200 acres OF land, worth a. much as
No only il lies further back from the main road,
and the buildings need some repairs. Free Oniy
$40.
Farm No. ), $50 acres Of good land on the main
road, plenty OF apple trees sugar naples and a
tract of uncleAred brook interval and mca,loN,
which. when cleared will make this Farm more
valuable than No, |. Price only $50.
Also about 500 acres Of valuable timber land,
and upon this land are many million feet oil pine,
sprnce cedar, hemlock, ROCK maple white ash anc
other kinds Of valurble timber.
have spent many happy summer msnths in
this vicinity. Plenty OF Brook Trout and difer.
cut kinds Of Game abound near At hand. My
duties and engagements call me away, or would
never sell this property. | have honestly said II
l were to spend AN eternity IN this world, would
like TO spend my summers upon these premises.
ANY person having spare capital Which they wish
to invest where 1t will pay Wen without any risk
will do well 10 look at this property. IL. W.
Beecher says in one OF his sermons, The man
who owns real estate is rooted like tree, but a
man Tho owns none is like fence rail laying
around loose anywhere"
FoL further particulars call On Frank Dresser,
Andoyer. oxford County, Maine or The Proprie'
tor, lJ5 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
Procure Tickets for BgNANT's POND, which II
the most convenient railroad station.
ALBERT COLBY,
Proprietor.
TYLER KIDDER, AuctiOner.
L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

Our correspondent at China says
that there has recently occurred in that
towna rather remarkable cure 10y tho
use oil simple remedy. that is worth
publishing, SO that others similarly afilict'
ed may receive the benefit Eight years
ago the present month the wife OF Dea'
Sam'l Hauscon-had a sore come On the
back OF her right hand, near the Snuckle
joints, which has panied her worry much.
Three different physicians, on exemina'
ton, have said that il must not be cut or
drawn out, but advised a simple poullice
to allay The Inflammation. After suffer-
lug for nearly eight years, Hanscom has
finally been cured By the application oil
raw cranberies and drinking the juice.
In nine week from the time the first APP
pIicalioa was make. the sore was healed
and the hand " ell -KeIEeL6C Journal.
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STATE OF Msl3E

OAtORD, $ ~ An.
THAkEN on execution and will be sold by pubic
l auction on Saturday. the 9th Gay Of July, \.
H. 1873 at O'Clock in the forenoon at the stois
OF :. T.. King in oxford in said County OF ONiOiI
all the right in equity which John ;. French %
oxford in County has to redeem the following uS
scriber real estate situated in Oxford IN sald -.
70 wit: certain tract parcel Of land sltnaIeu ~
the town Of Oxford aforesaid and being the Sans
land the said John :. French purchased Oh JopH
Wech BY deed dated Dec. lEt, A. ID. lstl, anu iT
corded with the QXtsri Records, book u page ia
10 which deed reference is hereby had. Also orc
other piece of land situated in said OXFORD anE
being The same land the said John ;. French P-l,
chased of George ". King by deed dated Apri
2nd. A. ID. 1855 and recorded with the Oxford lie.
cord. book los page 100 to which deed reference y
hereby had; bOtn Of said pieces of land compose
tie farm where the said John ;. French no" ll'es
aid farm containing two hundred and Two acres
more or less with the buildings thereonTthe sboie
premises being subject to mortgage recorded -
the oxford Registry OF Deeds book rs page -
given by the said John 5. French to Epenezef 4;
Holmes of said Oxford 10 secure The lISy mehI oi
eight hundred dollars dated May I5th lsS', pay
able one hundred dollars in one year and seven
hundred dollars ia five years years from date WIN
interest semi-unnually. - 60,
NAY 81, A. d. 1873. Juhh
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and handsome as their masters. In neg
Letting The use of exercise our people
are voluntarily subjecting themselves to
the disadvantages imposed on the ancient
bondmen and reducing themselves to a
State of slavery to quacks and vendors OF
nostrums. The surprising fact is dis.
closed by the census that diseases OF the
digestive organs cause more deaths than
diseases OF tho breathing apparatus. and
most of the former class OF diseases are
caused by the boiling OF indiges,ible
food, and neglecling proper exercise.
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The Very Best Plan

BY which you can obtain Life Insurance 10 the Lew
Premium, All Cash. Stock Plan. 1t furnishes the
largest amount of insurance for = given sum OF
money The contract Ia plain and definite, without
complication, mystery or uncertainty. Thepoliey
Is always worth it's face, the premium never In
ereases. II lie the most satisfactory and economi
cal plan for the insurant THE TRAVELLERS IN.
sURANcE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn, grants
Life Insurance upon this excellent plan Its Sc
curIty is unquestioned. Apply To any agent or
send for circular.
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I,IN f OAK !

Tnis hcrse We. sai~ci - urppr canada was
sired by old Live Oak-tam hi, blood -. .aw'
renee Thi- horse stands l3t hands high; = eleven
vears old this gras,; !, q beautiful rcd rhone col
or; hi average weight j. lCjOpound,. T. compact
Is built; aud tor speed, docihIy and endurance
c,unoi Ice rNrcllci in the state. This horse has a
record IA " hiCh he won racc 10 Montreal an -
Tho reputation ut this horse - too well known IN
thi- vicinity 10 meet any further comments. IL"
i'm stand "a the stable oi the subscribers Tor inc
improvement of stock.
TERMS $40 TO warrant; So single service.
Al. casualties 40 the rick Of patrons. All marrA
considered with tual II disposed of before the
ussal iiaia Ol ioaling. Colts will be holden Tor
service % tLC horse 81 all case.
INOOhER y TIlAiEH.
Norgay. MAY 20 lSi4 Jus I'm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

OXFORD, SIS AT a Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF Oxford
on the third Tuesday of June, A. ID. 1879
GORGE ID. BIsBEE, Administrator on the
" estate of Andrew A Childs, late Of Buckfeld
Ia said County deceased having presented his final
account of administration on the estate OF said
deceased for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order TO be pubshedthree weeks In the
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
APP ear at Probate Court to be held ut Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday Of July next
at O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
All. WALKER, Judge,
true copy-a,test: Il. c. DAVIS, Register.
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OXFORD, ss:-lt Court Of Probate hello =!

OXFORD, sat Court Of Probate held a.
Paris within nnd Tor the County OF OXFORD
GU thr tr,ri i.vsi4ay ol lane = 10. lea.
nN the peli.iOn y BENJAMIN UEAlD a I.
mtiti-IrIror VI tse' csIatr N 'l.eFf T. MEALS
or late OF Lowell for hcensr 60 sell and runyrN
the real = tat belonging To- aid estate
Ordered, rhat the laid petitioner give u9iigF De-
a urrsoI- latHrc.t"d ~ causing abstract ul tal
petition = Ill this order thereon tu he puNilah'i
lhreJ weeks suc,rs,i,ey In the oxford Drm0erU
printed 81 Paris, that they MAJ appear gt Probate
Court 20 be- held ~ Pari. 10 said County on iht
third Tuesday 90 July next ~ O'clock iA %,
forenoon add .hcN cause li any they have Why Oh.
same should not De- granted
\. II. WALKER, jude
A true copy Affect: 10 DAVIS, Resisur.
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20 re L0.0raJl. q. r. T4L4E TO-, Juise = a..
t0fe fllr Tie GONtHySSf DlIeJd .... d.
rlNnE undersigned respectfully represent t4a.
i they nv a plift of the heirs at NV residing %
different states Ur Sdmocl Packard hap Jf lfet %.
90, sniL tuluu arpaa-td, Nhu lcii real estate 10
,hi- state uuitYscd being HE home -tcl. i.Iu Ia
.ad Hob On-thaI ihc heirs III ..1id samuel facS
ard are auLgIcu, and sCattrrri and that they car.
not dispose OF their ,spHrSte Interests IA sad ea.
.... ZEE -.e. f---- '.s- .t--..---
Honor that the ADM al stratnr OF the e-tte ~ .ti
samuel Packard or some other suitable per-o-
be authorized 10 .ell and convey said real estate
aud di.;ribpte the proceeds thereof dhtl P@!wt
eXpeuss- among tb.; heirs afpfesaid aecVtdns ~
!heir respective right. therein asreeal!f 20 'S
statute in such case made aDd provided
ADDISON e.. PACKARD
JOSEPH PACKARD
June l., lssj.
OXFORD, So Alta Court Of Probate held a.
Paris within aad tor the County OF OHiorl
on the third Tuesday OF June A. ID. 1873,
UPON the foregoing petition:
Ordered, That ths said Petitioners give nOtieS 70
all persons interested by causing copy VI SAD
petition with this order thereon 20 be published
three weeks successsely In the oxford Democrat
printed ~ Paris, the last publication 70 be unp
days NJ least before Probate Court to be held 4.
Paris in said County Jn the nineteenth Day OF a.
gust next nj ten O'Clock In the forenoon that they
may then aud there appear and shev caqse " any
they have why the same should not be granted
4. IA. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-attsst: II. c. DAVIS, Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, ST.
ON the petition OF l.. T. BROWN and 10 others,
~ the Commissioners Of oxford County suer
due preliminary proceedings A. required by law,
have located County way IN Township NJ ., II.
10 said County leading nom point in the County
road opposit the Brown House. SD called,
across the Magaiioway River 10 a point IN the
County road leading ffoni wentworth Ioestl9n "
the State line, SO. ,--anl ~ aCeoruAnCe oitH sec
III OF Chab 4 or The r. s. OF Maine they have made
the following divisions OF said Township No 5. X.
!, 20 be- known and distinguished as the eastern
half, the north western quarter ana inc sou1h
western quarter. the ea tern hall 10 DC set on bN
\ line drawn through said township trOm ne
MOI th 20 the south line parallel with the casIerly
line, and ia such manner a. 20 divide said town
shin into two equal parts, and the north western
and south western quarters 10 be set on by 4 line
drawn through the western half ana nj right
angles WITH Inc line drawn through the centre ol
the township Ia ,iich lngpaEr rs iUdiyid. said
western hall into two equal parts, Lnd We nave
assessed upon said EASTERN half the sum of 800
aud upon Said north western quarter the -um OF
sl2 ~ and upon said south western quarter the -um
Of 80, -aia assessment being pruportiouatr 10
the ya,uc thereof and the benefits likely TO result
% thr samc hy the establishment of said road aud
said sums amounting 10 two thousand dollars are
hereby assessed upon sam several divisions hc-
cu,dingly or 80 much thereof - may he HEce-sarY
for completing aud btnldirg said read. prol ides
however thar an! appropriation made for rai ro"d
or any bridge thereon or across the MlgaIfoWhy
River IN raid isspsnip py any rc7"tNc "I we
Legislature Of Maine shall be deduCirh from the
aforesaid assessment, snd tie Commissioners al
two years from the time when The proceedings
shall be closed within which Ia open aud make
said road -aft aud convenient for travellers aud
their horses teams carts and carriages
Report made May term 4. ID lssJ
Attest JAMES :. WRIGHT Clerk.
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Sale of Public Lands.
STATE % MAIZE, LANp uFFlCE,i
kau.fyr NAV - lrTt

STATE UF NAME, LANp uFFlcEi
Bangor Ma, u, isf
NOTICE is Hereby given that the following
y townships 0r tract Ot lJhd, situate in the
County of Franklin. set apart Tor sale under the
provisions OF The Revised statutes, Chapter >,
section o. Will be sold agrecHbly o. the direction
II the Governor and Council, Oh MONDAY, the
fret dny OF September neat, ~ l. O'Clock noon, at
the Land Oficr IN Bangor. b. sealed propo-al, {"
be received az any time previous To said time Of
saie, Ao l..pp-sis ~ lr -.rcl Ir'"'- zen per
cent of the uh'in,unipTt-s 3. paia..nto t'e Land
Office with the proposal
Tie following. j. a l,i OF the lan!s {" be- sold a.
aforesaid, with the minipnIm price per acre Tor
cacn, W
Township number Thrce. IN ltaTsc tiyr, west Of
Biughum- kepnfbrc Purchase, the lnipliupm
price liked being - cent? per aero.
--"~t "i township number Three, Range
All tu.. ,.... -.'. ~.-.- go -'t"i.
Six living With the limits o. tne c,.t.,. Gees, ....
mann price liked therefor being - cents per acre
Al that pant Of township number Two, IN Range
seven lying within the limits OF the state, the min
imuIn price ilXed therefor being iNrnn cents per
acre.
Payment to be made NJ follows, viz: une third
Of the purchase money in cash. including the ten
per cent of the minimum price deposited, and The
balance 10y notes for three equal sums, payable
annually In one, two and three years, respectively
with interest and bond with sufficient surety Tor
the payment OF fair stumpage Of all timber 70 be
cut thereon To be applied ~ the payment of the
notes. Deeds 10 be conditional in the usual form
Of state Deeds. PARKER l.. BCRLEIGH,
Jun3.tsepl Land Agent.
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Sherif's Sale.

OXFORD, So June 4th, 1873.
rINAkEN on execution in which Jededah q. Larry
i is creditor and Thomas Rollins debtor all the
right in equity which the said Rollins has 10 re-
deem the following described real estate to wit
that piece known us the mile strip in Bachelors
Grant in said County of oxford and bounded as
follows: on the north by Gilead town line, on the
ca Il by Frveburg Academy Grant, on the south by
the remainder of Bachelors Grant and ON the
west 10y New Hampshire state line, said strip be
ing next To Gilead one mile in width throughout
and unless previously redeemed will be sold 10
the highest bidder therefor by public auction on
Saturday the flfth day of July 1913 at two O'Clock
In the afternoon at the store OF IL. \. Chapman q
equity of redemption to satisfy said execution and
al fees and charges of sale.
junlO G.. L. BLAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
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For Sale.
A = A w MILL,

Situated on Concord River in Milton Plantation
Is in good repair and good running condition -
Also atwo-story building 23x50 H., " e.. for shin
gle machine, carriage shop, &c. Said property ID
~ miles from Bryanrs Pond Depot, miles from
kumiord Corner and Centre. Large quantity OF
lumber near the mill. For further description
call ON the subscriber, at Paris Ill., Me. 70
BENJAMIN SWIFT.
Paris, June TO- 1873 2m.
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ST. JOHN HAS TlNGS,
IN BETHEL;

Thai he Is Of dark BAY color, black points with
two white feet behind; Is seven ears old IN June
1873; is 1890 pounds weight ana over rs nahus
TON, snd easily handled. WAS sired by the import
ed horse HSHY LARK" thoroughbred English
race horse impOytrd by an Englishman hE name
u, Whit. who has a lRr-e stock farm In the Val.
lev of the Shenandoah, West virginia. Imported
"skY LARK" was race horse OF grrat hotoiiety,
bst'ns Won and retained the Queens Cup against
an competitors until became his owners l9rcysr'
lie was fourteen years old when imported by Mr..
White In ISIS. and was Kept pr hrcedihS purposes
ever amer until his death IN ls.Sl.
Young Sky Lsrk's" Dam W., ihnrohgh,
brel mare hv Csssiu. VI Clay, 10y Henry Gay by
Andrew Jack son. by Young liashaw, by Granh
DaShaw imported Arabian; hir grand dam was
OF Mes ,enger descent The dam % Dung
sls. Lark was brought from kentucky Mheh
~ y,aIs Oil LT Mr.. Hoffman OF Franklin County ,
Pa. Who bird young shy Lark" and owned
CENLoN lD,, =
- W. BARTLETT.
ar. JOHN lIASTiAGS.
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.|l|llljIssil[1 b

WITH its gloomy attendants, low
Emissions, loss OF semen, sperma-
torrhoa, loss OF power, dizxy head,
loss OF memory, and threatened I'm
Potenee, and tmbeciIity, find a sover-
OPATHIC Specific, No. TWENTY
EIGHT. THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY tones
up the system. arrests the discharges. and i'm
parts visor and energy, hfe and vitality to the
;ptire nan. They have eursd thousands Of cases;
vial, which is very important in obstinate or OLE
,sses, OF OIL per single box. Sold by ALL Drug
FISTS and sent by mail receipt Of price. Address
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
o., 662 BROADWAY, n. Y. Send for circular.
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THE STALLION
Il Young Sky Lark p"

WYE the undersigned hereby certify that the
w stallion, young Sky Lark" is owned
bv rs and is to be kept the coming season Tor
mares or breeding purposes At the stable Of
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At.ussap,-s....s:H.c c. pAfts, iisEI.l.I

OXFORD, - AT Court OF Probate held a.
Paris, within aud ior said County of Oxford
on the thifd Tue,day OF June \. -. Ie7J
tgELNINA r. FARNELL Guardian Of George
vi :. FarNell - al. minor children and heirs OF
addison Farwrl late 81 Canton iu said County
having ptc.cuted hct dual account OF guardian
hin uf said wari- fot allowance:
Uidri 20 lhHtthe .ai Guardian give uCti, =
e. all prT.o5 uitsre 800 81 1auAil. cOpy - tH.
ufdc-iu De- rubi.ledtHrte erks +fcepss,t D iu ~
oxford DrfnocTat IriAfrd 81 faTls, that they n+j
appear ~ q Probate Cu.Tt 10 De held ~ Psrl-
d. aid cCuntj On the ihlId Tue sdAy OF July ueGt
Rt O'CLOCK ~ the forenoon aud .hew c.gss 10 aly
tLcy have wb) the same should not be allowed.
Al. WALkEE, JeI.s.
4 tue cop -9tt,st; II. 9. Pi..s, Ee.st,f.
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TYLER KIDDER, Auctioner.
AndOVer, Nav p. 1873.
Buy Me- and III do you Good"
DIR. l. a n Or /. Il US
ROOT g. HERB BITTERS.

This meeiclne l.. without the possibility of u
Doubt the best remedy known for ;he following
and MI kindi ed diseases Indigestion, tOsireness,
Lirer Complaint, FHes, Headache, Heartburn, Dys
DsDSia Dizziness, ScroNtla. sab Rhcum Ldngaor
La.ineSs, Debility, JGUndice. Fld;ufeHcy, Fout
Stomach, &c.
By the timely use OF this medicine, the blood is
purified. The appetite Is restored. The system Is
strengthened The liver is invigorated. The breath
sWeetened The complexion is Ocautihed. And
ibc general health is
E "a SO "a 0E "a lido
The best Roots. Herbs aud Barks enter INTO the
eompoe ition of this Remedy, making Il simple
sale as well unfailing cute for all disc Of
the blood. GEO. {. GOODWIN CO, BOSTON,
error sale by all Druggists. marilim
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
she has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County Of Oxford ana assumed the
trust Of Executrx Of the last ~ and Testament Of
DANIEL IA. WARREN late Of Lowell
ia said County decreased by giving bond as the law
directs she therefore requests All persons who
indebted To the estate Of said decreased TO make i'm
mediate payment aud those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same TO
ANGIE wARREN.
limo 4 IsT9
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OXFORD, sat Court OF Probate held 81
Fryeburg within aud for the County Of Oxford
on the third Tue sdsy Of guEt " iS74,
~ EORGE ". SHAW Guardian 81 HeHry ~
" shaw minor child and heir OF Francis {
shaw late Of Peru IN saId County, having present
warl for allowance;
Ordered, That the said Guardian give n0tlc,
10 all prisons interested by causing copy OF th.,
order be published three weeks sucectsiNc Ia tbs
oxford Democrat printed AZ PaFis, that they nsj
appcar at Probate Court TO De held al fAri.
in laid County ON the third Tuesday Of july next
at o'clock In the forenoon and shrw cause 10 Aul
they have Why the same should not be allowed.
4. u. WAfGFR, Iutg,
uesaI,-s..s.f: u. Z. p4ffs, kyEl.tsI
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
lac has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County of Oxford and assumed she
trust of Executor Of the last w III and Testamentof
MERCY DAVIS late of Porter
Ia said County Jeceased by giving bond ss the law
directs; he therefore quests all persons who are
indebted TO the estate OF rd deceased 20 make i'm
mediate payment and tho, WHO have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same ~
JAY l.. FRINk.
Inn. L LIZ
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THE PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
Would inform the public that they continust"
Aanufacturs
ls,..IIn..h Irrna.uc 0lI

R0rtiaad herosens OIL.
The prevalence of large quantity VI inferior
and dangerous oils IN the market. ~ cheap prict
many Of which are little better than Saptha .'eil
and tho eylstenoe or false reports w resar ~
the PORTLAND KEROSENE on, render u a ulA irl
OF justice 10 ourselves well safety " our eH'
toners, that some notice should be taken OF lhess
facts. Therefore again present al sdNeri7s
ment, and would call attention 10 the high 80 "
ard Of our Oils. THE REFINED PErROLEuA, iAs
fire test Of which j. III; THE PORTLAND hsi u
sENE the IRE test Of which Is l2j degrees Fahr D.
hei. and often reaches On-ideI ably higher. y
we would say that we are determined 10 mainl u
their long established reputation.
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COMPANl
We quote from chap. 81 X. :. ISL, the tu' o.
said capter being " inspection aud sale OF Ma j.
featured Articles"
SECT. 81. Every per,On and corporation ensa. "
IN manufacturing petroleum, coal OIL or bulh
huid, shall Sau,e every task ga DtHLr vessel ''e q
OF Ia be 30 inspected and marked, by rworl
spcctor. And If any person manufacture ~ - =
such oil or burning huid not 80 Inspector VI
IN lrked u, this State, or that has not been 80 'l
spectcd and marked a. unsafe for illuminaiinsP
poses, he shall pay tne not exceeding Fre hHHd''
dollars or be imprisoned six months IN the COulN
jail, upon indictment therefor.
Portland, Ne, April q, ls5s. my2ooin