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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06
Porter Items.

Kr. EdiI0r:- I've are suffering seVOrO
cold weather, with IN abundance of
SNOW We have nov over thrsO feet at
snow ou q level. and no good sieishiu=
ia sum. localities mercury has fallen a.
lpw =. 80 dOste1s below zero; there has
not been a day tor the past ten. bat that
j, h4. gone below zero. Many are com
planning OF cold cellars and houses and
ct frozen potatoes and apples aud oaN Is
'.ils and cars
Mis-. Stephen Merylicld acci,on,ly
toll down her cellar stairs. Dec 9th. in.
earring her spine 'hv /. nov PROSTATE;
The cannot walk nor stand
Mr. Robert SargenI's family Is suffer
ins very much at present from illness
iIe has daughter who has horu sick
with consumption for over ysNr. son
who j. sick, it is supposed from the rt
iuclS of blow received in the stomach.
"ud Mr. Sargent IS very feeble mar.
besides being quite lame. caused irom
being poisoned bv mountain mmcury.
\ little daus Lien OF Mr. Vim. Ril.ou
ut kczar Falls o.Ie three or tour ear. OF
age. Tell backward irlo i bucket Of boil
ing water lew days ago. scaldiug il
self very severely. y.
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Bethel Items.

The winter thus tar is hard ou lumhvr-
men. - uo meadows or low pl,cc4 arc
pa,,ahle Oxen mre AS in summer.
Abou, twenty. four inches with prospect
oi.more, that's the report from hereabout.
on the state OF the snow. Country pro-
duce is coming in freely. and finds pur.
chaSels ut remunera,irG price,. Po,aIoes
sell readily at - cents "A bnshel, apples
- % to - 30 per barrel. hops, new, 53
cents a pound. For two Years past the
price of hops has been 81 Iow The result
saS becu the uProOlinS at probably tw"
IhirdS oil the hOp-yard. In this section.
The risu 1T hops This ,r.,,nu has rpm
piolslS infatuated nanny ut our ,,.usir.-
men. pad converted them iuto hep m,
uomauitcs Oue veteran hop srp.,t
hShiII Mason, Esq. iulurm, M d. be-.
raised ten crops which urrdal oim .r
an average. 81 cents per pourl ,,i>
experience no the business has cun, INCL
him t!i1t hops at tvu ceuts pnuud. pay
better thau raising corn u. ) 90 "a hU,h,l
Or HAY at SIS u ton Mr. NJ SCI, gu,
fifteen acres last spring and intend, T.,
supply Oxford County another season
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Editorial and Selected Ite,ns.


See notices of Temperance meetings
in our County Let our friends improv.
them.
Don't forget the Musical CONVENTION
al SoLth Paris hi. woek.
--Wc are glad to notice Hon V. d.
Parri, cut again.
See notice of call tor Cheese Factory
meeting. neat Saturday Don't forget it.
Stokes is convicted of murder in the
first degree. uf Col Jas Fiske, which is
right
We regret to hear of the dangerous
i,.uv,s ct Drs Eli Foster. OF Lockc's
llils. Dr. Estes. his son-in law, VAS
cent tor. ou Sunday afternoon. getting
ias -,,d Intelligence rs he WAS leaving
the meeting house, after the service
The week of prayer, (this week
viii lc observed in the Baptist vcstry by
dsily meetings, at > p. NJ, and at South
PAN, every sveuing. at : o'clock, alter
mating between the CougregalioualisI.
and Mcthodi>ts. commencing Monday
evening At the Congregationalist Nestry.
Mrs Sally T. widow OF the late
Abiiah Hall, OF South Paris. died at the
Insane Asylum last Friday morning, Jan.
Sd. and MAS buried from the Congrrga-
lionai Church uu sunday She was 20
years old, and had been worthy mem.
beroi the church lor hall = century.
The next session OF the Paris Hill
Mutual Educational Society. will be held
II, The Academy on Friday evening next.
Jan 10th Subject ior debate -Rssolv-
ed. That Maine should adopt the compu
sorry system OF education. All are invil
eel to attend and participate in the excl,
ciSes
We regret to Learn that Mr. II. +.
Morton, OF the Sled Factory, while getting
barrel ol pork down his cellar stains. ON
Saturday. fell and sprained his ancla
badly, breaking the ligaments. which
may disable him for some time.
As we understand it. the mill tax for
tho benefit of Schools. which we publish
ell last week, can be used for lcngthen.
ing out our winter schools. if desired, rs
it is payable from the State Treasury
Jan. lat, 1878. 1t may be an object ier
some Districts to know this.
The space occupied by the Governors
Message, on our inside, requires an ab.
brcriation of other matter. and con
sequent lack of our usual variety.
The cold spell broke on Friday last,
after about twelve days DURATION
The january thaw then set in. with rain.
Saturday was clear aud balmy. the snow
not affected. it being cold enough to save
it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

At West Paris, y u g, um hts h'ru start.
cd. meeting At Tap Comsr. North and
West Paris. alternately, on Thursday
rvcnius.
The Wnuccupird house ul Rev. &c"
..,i,.s Nas hrnkeu into on SutuiJ,,,
r,-h, the 18Th uh. and few artc,, >
,.olSu. Deputy Sheriff I. Il day arrest.
81 the culprit, Hcnehmau 10y the maze
"i Henry ChaIIelle. aud lodged him in
Jail.
The Christmas festival at Canton at the
Baptist Church, was q success. Rev. AIR.
Perkins. pastor OF the Free Baptist
Church. received AN excellent oVercOat
and other presents. and Rev. A. c Her
rick beautiful sleigh and robe. Other
presents, for the little ones, were numor-
Gus.
At DiNiold. Rev e. 4 Hayden, Uui
tartan, from Lawrence. Mass. will preach
nn Sunday. Jan. 18TH
d. NJ. Torrey. Di1lieid, los, hi, unoc
cupicd house, 10y fire, the 10Th OF Dccsu.
Der. Insured for $500.
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BURNETT'S
STANDARD
Flavoring Extracts,
FOR FLAyoRING
Soda Syrups, Ice Creams, Custards,
Pies, Blanc Mango, JeIlies,
Sauces, Soups, Gravies,
etc., etc.

The superiority of these extracts consists in their
PERFECT PURITY & GREAT STRENGTH
There is no subject which should more engross
attention than the purity OF the preparations which
arc used in ilayoring tho various compounds pre-
pared for tho human stomach.
These Extracts are rdrrantod perfectly free from
NE poisonous oils and dciJs pAich enter into the com.
position Of many Of the fictitious fruit fSrors noe
ia the market. They are not only truo to their
names, but arc prepared from fruits of the bert
quality, and so highly concentrated that . small
quantity only need be used.
They hare stood the test Of eighteen years time
and competition, and are pronunced unrirdlted by
che most eminent oonnoisurss propretors Of the lead
ing hotels, and prominent dealers in the United
States and Canada They are neatly put up in Ave
ICES -nnpdneied bottles, holding moro than pan
eled sizes appearing much larger They are the
best and cheapest Fruit Extracts the market af-
fords. Their standard quantity and qualify ,cilt
Be strictly maintained
p5-lt is necessary in some cases for persons de-
string "BURSETr's SUPERIOR fLAyoRING EX-
TRkCTs,n TO insist npon obtaining th9n in order t.
avoid many Of the fictitious brands offered, be-
cause Of their larger profits.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO.,
Sole Projectors, Boston.
For sale by nrst-class Grocers and Druggists
generally. Jan.2JI2eowly
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Cheese Fdctorn.
County Deputy

To ne firHl1rs Of Paris. and all others
"ttrested IN starting Cheese Factory
al SO1h Paris.
We, tbs Undersigned. invite You to as
Nembie At Engine House Hall. mt South
Paris. on Saturday, Jan. nth. 1873, at
= o'clock p. A., to take such action Is
may be necessary To put the matter in
proper shape to start the business relative
10 the factory.
All who have subscribed TO the stock,
are most especially urged to be present.
Let there be lull meeting. in order that
we may fully and freely talk the matter
over. WM. SWIFT.
ALvA SHURTLKFF.
III. y BOLSTER.
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MARRIED.

In Norway, VI the Uniyersali.t Parsonage, Jan.
/. by Rev. l. 4 Tabor, Mr FlOrian b. Maxim and
Miss Mary l.. Morse, both OF south Paris.
In Paris, Dee. 20, by Rev. \. Hill, Mr. Charles
:. Marshall and Mas Lila J. Jackson, bpta OF
Paris.
la Woodstock, Jan. /, ~ tAo residence of the
bride. father, Albion L. Csc, 10y Rev. Albeit 4.
Ford, Mr. Leonard y. Cummings, Of ALBANY, and
Miss ELLA +. Cole.
In Hebron, Jan. /, ~ Rev. IL. '. Rakcr Mr..
Isaac Z. Bearcg aud Miss Ella y. Marshall, both
Of Hebron.
Ia Waterford, Dec. -, by Bcy. J. Suith, Ar.
Frank ". Ham, OF sridstOu sud Ai,s Diantha l..
Plummcr, Of Waterford.
In WUodstOSt, Jan. !, BY H. {. Davis, E.q, Mr..
James Z. Curtis 2nk Miss Many N. Estes, both Of
Woodstock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

Tho Press will please notice call fu,
Editors aud Publishers Association
Meeting. The Veteran printer, JOSEPH
G'itllu. of Brunswick. will read IN in
,orestiug paper on tbs history OF Ih,
craft in Aaiue. and other productions o
uncommon iutStcs may bv anticipated.
\ .ocisi reunion will bc onjorrd on the
second c, vuing. with especial rcfrrenc.
to the appropriate observance of Frank
Inns Birth day. Every Editor and Prin
ter in the State il invited to attend. join
The association, and participate in the
deliberations and festivities
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W'hittemore District.

Those who arc supporting a J.yceum in
ihis district have reason 10 congratulate
themselves on the success OF the Lyceum
held Jan. ), 1873. 1t was gratifying to
mark the superiority OF this Lyceum
over all TURNER Onss
The following resolution was discus.
Sed:
ReSolred, That the Indian has received
more abuse at the hands OF the white
man than the Negro.
This question was decided in the neg
alive. There were also declamations,
PAPER sc.
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STATE
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION !


The people Of Maine, OF svorl religious ''onon'
inntion, political party, temperance org.n 1aii"n,
aud OF no urgonzatUn, whn be,,cve IN Anti l'ia''
iice total abstinence from all Intoxicating r:nk-'
ana Who are in favor of the suppression oil ti'Il.
.ale 10y every lau,laLle, practicable and en'rinsi
measurcarc invited to meet in Mass Conveniion -
aEONlAN HALL in AUGUSTA,
WEDNESDAY, Jdi,'y. 10. 1878.
At IL O'CLOCK, Noon.
TO adopt such means as they may judge best to re-
form the inebriate, to save the young from the
paths OF intcmperanSc, and TO drive, II possible,
the traffic from the land. Let there be II general
rally. We need TO encourage each Others hearts
aud strengthen each others hands in ,his great
work.
The usual reduction OF fare on the several rail
roads may he expected.
The Convention will probably continue through
Thursday. JOSHUA NYE,
j. s. KIABALL,
u, Il. RANDALL,
L. w. MOTION
Al. W. STEVENS,
.. q. HALL,
.. II. WILSON,
stats Temperance CoMRsfeS.
December 30, lS73.
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SOUTH PARIS MARKET,


CoERscIAp WERLtN -
LSTEn - nasiS EiL.
ArrLks-Ss o. q S3S
SELNs yellow sNCl-s2 - . SSJ,
MEANS O'rxl "a 30 y 81 81
BTrrHE-Lic. y Sec,
CIlEE.E-lSs . Zoe.
tLOUE-Ss o. ekllOo
CORN-S0c. o sSS
OATs-j0c. j 3jc.
HkN-sl2. " 0 $500
LARD Domestic lfc.
NuLAssRs-&Sc. Q 90.
NAILs-oIc. . o..
PorArOEs-tgc. q 1uC.
HOGS-cc. o jew
.ALr-6Jc-lox $50.
sUGGE-I:c. . Is.
lEA--53e. s5c.
COFPEEs-2jt. o y9c.
DRY WOOD lizard 500
GRkGs NoOD-s<1
TrSIRp AlTIzs--1e.
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REWARD.
SEND rs CENTS FOR TnE
DISEASE

l. becoming ver, common IA every community and
the sudden deaths rcsultin. warn us to seek some
relief. The disease assumes many different form-
among which are, PdlpitdtoH, Enlargement ,SpGsRls
OssifcdtioH or B0Ey Formation 81 the Heart, Rheu.
u.aiiss General Dcbility, Fat>r about he Heart,
sinking Of the spirits, Pains ~ he Side or chest,
Di--iness, sluggish Circulation Of The Hood dnd
Alome stGry St0ppGgs Qr ne fiction OF tse Heart
These iOIms OF Heart Disease have been cured
by DIR. Graves Heart Regulator, and We 10
not hesitate 10 say IL will cure them again. ANY
lorul sl Heart Disease will readily yield TO iis use,
hud We have yet To- learn Of any case where The
Heart Regulator has been taken properly and tho
party not received Il marked beneAt.
our agent on application, viii furnish you with
our circular giving full description OF the dseAse,
aud also number of testimonials OF cures; and
II you would like further proof nom the parties
who have given the testimonials, write them, and
sec what they say.
We have sold Thousands OF bottle, Of the Heart
RsguldfOr. and the demand ia stil Increasing. We
a. confident we arc doing the public benefit, and
not trying TO impose OF them worthless imitation.
The price or the Heart Regulator is ONE DOL
LAR per Bottle, and cSn be obtained or our Agent
A. 81. HAMMOND, Druggist, Paris, Ne.
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Notices will be sent TO each place. 10
post ~ sOon - received. 1t is hoped
that the friends at all Of these places will
mako all Ihe necessary arrangements. and
extend the notice so that all who wish.
ma, have The opportunity OF listening to
hi. able speaker. =
II the friends at the various places de
sire to hear him. he must he met prompt
By at the place where no spoke last. by
means of conveyance. These appoint
meula cover az the time he can spend in
oui County, aud rs they arc on successive
nights. IL the friends lail To meet him they
Iuss the lecture. Friends in Andorera and
West Peru will take particular notice.
G. M. TwIrCmELL.
County Deputy.
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DIREOTORY Y.
Masonic Lodgss--Tims Of MsstIH

Masonic Lodges'- inie OF meeting.
oxFOHD CHAPTER, Bethel. Sd Thursday
Of each month.
Andresesggin Chapter, No. A,CantOn, Non
aday on or before full moon.
blazing star, No. 80, Rumford Centre, Wed.
nosday, Of or before the full OF the moon.
Paris Ledge, No. ", 10. Paris Tuesday on or
Jefferson Lodge. No. 100. Brysurs Pond, I'd
Oriental star, No. u, Lave.Srs, Tuesday,
on or before full noon.
Bethel, No. 81, Sd Thursday Of each nonA.
Evening Star Lodge, So.l7 bsekheid, Men
day or before fall moor.
PIthagorian, No. IL, Frysbprg, Monday even
ing OF or Following the full OF the moon.
OIferd, Norway, No. ls, Monday Of or next
Mount Tir'em, No. 1872, 30. Waterford, Rzes.
day, on or before the full moor.
NJ. Horiah, No. 80, Denmark, vsdAssdAf On
or before the full moon.
Nezinscot, No. Iol, Turner, Saturday a or be.
Delta, No. I5s, Lowell, Thursday o. or amer fu
moon.
King Hiram, U. d. Dixheld.
whitney Lodge, U. D., No. nj. canisn.-
Thursday on or before full moon.
Aurora Chapter, No. n, Cornish. Fridyy A.
ter full moon.
Oriental Chapter, Ne. 70, Bridston, Thursday
ON or brforo full moon.
GOOD TEHPLARA
PARIS HILL LODGE, No. -; Paris Hul
Friday evenings.
Rising Star, Bethel Friday evening".
"A NeIinscot, Buckdeld, Saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave, 4. Buckasid, every 1Asrsd~y
Evening.
Maple Grove, West Peru. Saturday evenings.
Forest Lake, Center Hartford, every Saturday
evening.
Inyfneibie, No. 2S5, East sumner, every other
Friday Evenings.
90. J..
Pequawket Lodge, No. rs, Brownheld, meet
lSt and 81 Wednesday OF each month.
IL PREPARED TO DO ALL KISDsoE
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Commissioners' Notice.

WYE, having been appointed 10y the Honorable
w Judge OF Probate, FOR ,hc County OF oxford
to receive and examine the claims OF the creditors
or Porter Kimbhll late OF Amdoyer, in said COM
Is, deceased, whose.estSte j. Represented insol.
vent give notice that six months commencing the
third TUESDAY in November, ls1e, have becu allow.
ell 10 said creditors bring in their claims, and
that we will be in session 90 receive the same, al
the Post.Onicc in lindover on Friday, the 2ith
dav of January next, and on the lst Tuesday of
April ISIS from 10 O'Clock In the. forenoon until
four o'clock In the afternoon OF each OF said day
Dated at Audovcr, November Goth, 1872.
JOSEPH J.. CHAPMAN,
EZEKIEL l.. MERRILL,
- In.
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DIED.

Ia Mat,Dzas, Cuba, Nov. p, Mr.. Elias Il Pike.
ct South Paris, aged % years. mos. Hnl ~ daI..
Portland papers please copy.
To- south Paris. bee. -, E-telle {. Record, aged
!" years, months aud 10 ays-dtughtcr at Levi
AMI ~ la J. Record.
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CENT A-U-R-!

Hear ye the mighty Ccntaur's tread
see the long line Of myriad dead,
WIKI hoot OF hor.o Esd human head
Rise up snd speak
''TwE. proud Olynpus gave IL birth;
for thousand yoar. -s roamel the earth
lat psrflmed flower. OF the Century plant, -
Drank liquid from the volcano. mouth,
slew men aud bcs.t. 10 play our part.
Tlcs restored 10 life 10y the Ceu,sur.
Chased Wild mares on the Geld OF Mars,
Lived or cNrth, and slept among the stars.
Ca other mission, now vc'rs,eui,
To bles. mankind with al cmollcu,,
Oi which the world n,'cr hath drVam,
Evcn oar CENrAUR LI>MENI.
II usuishcs pains aud all such things,
Cures burns aud sealdS, poisonous sIaEs-
rheumatic horror, 'carc, AWAY,
I.imbers .tin Joisis in a single hay.
Poor eripPlcs in their hobbIiug way,
Limp IN on cru.ch,-..th'n walk away.
Fear not dumb soise-, Thy friend non speaks
VhsI tcNl your wounds Hua make ,os leap
Ten bar,-piles Of oats TO Hoi.
Aud tti,k about like yonde, colt.
Yellow wrapper Is the thIHs for brule.
White wrapper alone thu nSsy suiis.
J ? LuJcrig. OF HoLoksn y. J., r4y.. The
CeHttur I.jnimsnt has cured Of rhsumaiss.
amer intense suffering for i've years"
Il tried man, renedie. Tor my spraIurd HAcls
without relief The second bottle VI Centaur Lin
ineHt cured Il perfectly CuAs HILL, els PIus
Street, PAIla.
II. Marsh. Lsq Supt. OF Adams ENpres, st-blH
New loyN, tIys: All owners or horse, should
know the CsntSur LinimEut. We End u tao bess
thing ever used ia our stsbles.'
Tn. testimony could he repeated isr month
!! !oH want to avoid suffering, just Try the Cen
taur Imimtnl. sold 10y all Druggists. decjl2m
j. II. ROSE * co, % broadway, n. Y.
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I,cn.perance Lcct,l,.rs.

As notice was given i4st week that rc
expected NJ II. VI. BRYANT. OF Lewiston
To- speak in cur Count, soon, permit me
60 say he will speak a, lolloW.:
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sa5 TO 500 FER WEEK +!

Wade easy by any lady. 10000 sold in ak months
The m 81 rSpid selling articles ever invented for
marie or single ladics' use.
NOI EMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEN.
Durable Elegant, Cheap, and what has always
been waited, and always Will. Profits large
Rights for sale. Lady Agents can make fortunes.
Standard articles. Circulars free.
Adlres. BAEDlSAH MANUFACTURING Co,
New York. ly ugs
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AUGUSTA,
THURSDAY, January 10, 1878,
Al = O'ciock p NJ

And continue through the following day and even
ing, when the ordinary business of the Associa-
ton will be transacted, ana topics of general
interest discussed
Though the meeting will be principally devoted
TO business, there viii be Literary Exercises and
Social Festivities. The order of exercises will be
issued IN circulars. IL is hoped there will be
general attendance OF the members, with their Ia
dies as the sessions promise unusual interest az
profit.
Cards ion fee passes over the Railroads will be
Issued To members application 10 81. y. RICH,
ESQ, Treasurer, Portland
Reduced rates Will be procured at the public
houses. r.. L. SHAW, President.
JOS WOODS, Secretary.
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GENTS WANTED. wo guarantee employ
"a mcut for all either seN at IS day, Or - coo OF
more war. New works by Mrs IT. Il. StOic others
superb pIc,uiums given away. Money made rapidly
and easily al work Tor usWrIs and Iee Particulars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

THE PUREsr AND SWEETEST Cor LIVER OIL Is
Hazard and Caswslrs made on the sea shore from
fresh, selected livers, by CAswKLL, HAZARD &, Co.
New York. II is ABSOLUTELY pure and street. Pa
oients who have taken it prefer to all others.
Ply sicians have decided il is superior to any ofthe
other oils in the market, oct26-l2w
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SueCiaI Notices.

CHArrrD HANDS, face, rough kln,pimples ring
worm. ralt.rheurn, Snd other cutaneous affections
cUrvi and The skn made sot and smoothly using
ia, JuNIPKR TAX SOAP, made by Cssvell, Hazard
& Co., New York. BE sure to &c, the Jaa.per Tar
esap, ~ there ARE many worthless imitation.
made with common tar. oci3s l2~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

We saw man At Augusta. last week
Just from Wyoming Territory, Will
whom Mr. Lowell Hammond, son Of
Geo. F. Hammond OF this place, (whosu
death We mentioned last week, } boarded
lie left Dung Hammond we'll, and spoke
ct him ou high terms IA an industrious
temperate, prudeat Young man. a lot.
ter - Ali q. +. Ham upud ron For.
Russell states that h. diced Dec 18th. q.
rucumonia. in the U.,piIH liz h.d
h,en al Noih .ince the is, 81 the m"nln.
at ,hc i",,. lea the Quart,r master iIr
sas i ti.rri r~mplar, and VA, huri. D,
them liz ~ wa. - the s,mp4,h,
Oi the community l. cAtundod t. tho
afflicted relatives.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the ei.
feeiS OF Errore aud Abuses /. early life. Manhood
restored Scryou. debility cured. lmpedimests
~ marriage removed. New method of treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books and Cira.
lars sent free, in sealed envelope.
!. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 30.
Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa. my2S'12-sn.ly
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Q . M M I T T z z :

Messrs. II. Y. HALL, JOHN PERRY, +. A
THAIER, {. r.. HOWE, Mr. Il. J. CUMMINGS,
Mrs. NELLIE kkILLiSGs, MIRA. GEo. BELRCR-of
South Paris.
Ncsscrs. ELMER MARBLE, Gro. H. WArkISs,
Mrs. ;. ID. WRuKs--of Paris I'LL.
hcssrs. HOSEA COLE CHESTER HORN, Mrs.
GEO. AMEs-of Norway.
Ncs.rs. GEo. BRYANT, EBIEEaKR HUMPHREY
of Ne.t Paris
Mrs. GENIE FULSONE, Mr.. ALICE TgwKsBURl
of Oxford.
Also, Committee will be chossn in the early
part or the convention, 10 wait on all who may
need their services who may come FROM \ distance.
II IL tho earnest wish OF the conductor that all he
present the FIRST Rehearsal who can do 20, and
all who play any Orchestral Instrument void bring
II ana use 10. Pen OEDEn Op CohNIITKE.
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EDITORS & PUBLISHERS
ASSOCIATION.

a Nm U AL NJ EE TIN CT.
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Editors 4 Pub
i hskers' Associ alton OF Maine, will he held n
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- large congregation assembled ut
the first Baptist Camct. ~ SUNDAY r,uru
ing itst. la gee. Dr E~'es, a,.,i hs-i hiA
opening seImOn in the pa,tnrutr al the
church. \ chOi, from tho Singing School
m,l"'luresi the service 10y singing an up
prupriate SONY nf wc,e,mc After preach
ing an able sermon from the words al
Peter To the Centurion, II ask. therefore.
tUI What inleut o have sent Tor me ?" he
iaade personal application Ol the ques
ton, aud referred To the pleasure it gave
him ct returning 10 his native County,
in which he had always lelt deop inter.
est. like that Ul Burns for his native Scot
land. IL know there i! language OF the
sea, and language OF the mountains"
said lie; but tho latter had the mort
charms for him. In speaking OF having
occasionally supplied this pulpit. in his
early days, no said he seemed to sec in
the pulpit, by his side, and in the pows,
the shadows OF the good msn whose pros
eucc had filled thssc places. Is he step
ped aside, aud carried Tho illusion that
an exhOrtatiOu was now coming from the
slightly lispiug lips OF their former pas
tor, Rev. Nr. Davis, urging the church TO
renewed action and labor. there was hard.
~ an unmovsd heart or dry eye in the
house Dr. Estes will preach two mort
SabbalhS. and then leave to get his tam
ily, when it is probable that his eldest sol
will supply the pulpit one Sabbath.
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