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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-02-11

Crops for Farmers.
BosToN. Jan. -. 1873.

BOSTON, Jan. -, 1910.
notice in your paper the Il Jan. n
letter from my old school mate. James
lIerscy. OF the firm L. J. Jersey q Co.
OF Earlyille, Iowa. The letter interested
me much rs no doubt it did many OF his
old friend, who rejoice al his success in
business. and 10 those who attribute his
success TO Hlck we advise them to Substi-
lu;c pluck instead. The sons of Maine
have thus far done their share towards
developing the resources Of the Great
West. and some may say 10 the delriment
of the good old S,ate-but such is not
the case. Mr.. Hcrsey's advice to those
having pleasant homes in the Easl,to stay
there, Is all right so far As it goes, but
q way must be devised that the boys can
make it pcy to stay at home. otherwise
they will emigrate to some place.
Il Is argued that farming wont pay in
Maine, as lis generally conducted adj
nit it, But farmers ought to consider
what can be raised that completes with
the western farmer the least. have
been connected with one of the leading
Produce Houses in The city for some
years. and have endeavored to post my.
sell regarding the production OF the diff
reren; states, selling The same article
from, all ,t,orta,.e ,oyn mo a hattar Cbouco
10 Judge the different merits. and | shall
contend that the State of Maine cannot
be beat for raising certain kinds of pro
duce,-spaee wont premit mo to go into
all the details, but will give few ideas
that may be new to many.
Some of the finest factory cheeses in
New York and Vermont, are made in the
poorest butter sections, and the cheese
makers attribute i TO the clear spring
water, which Is almost as essential as
sweet milk. ! have noticed that the
Western cheese invariably is porus, grows
strong in flavor and cannot compare with
Eastern, consequently | infer that the
west cannot compete with the East man
uiacluring cheese. and | advise the farm
ers of Oxford County to stir right round
and organize their companies without
delay, remember the foreign demand has
been greater than we can supply. that
we rule the world on the cheese market
TO. day. that our cheese quotations are
given on the wires to the London market.
ana they govern themselves accordingly.
The last number OF Mark Lane Express
acknowledges the fact; We may consider
this quitea triumph for cheese makers.
have noticed that factories of 800 10 100
cows are apt to make better cheese
than 500 or 1000 cows. which is owing to
transporting the milk long distances. In
warm weather it's injurious. IwOnt give
any details in regard to cheese making,
but il any wish further light it will be
given iree-gratis for the asking,
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NOTICk a. hoIrby giy0n that the hfst meetlhs
~ Of the Association for the manufacture OF
Huttor and Cheese In the town OF Paris, Ia the
County of Oxford, will b. held ON Wednos,la
the I9th day OF February, \. ID. 1873, at o'clock
r. NJ at Engine House Hall, South Paris, TO act
en the following objects, viz:
First To organize into Il corporation under the
general laws vi Tia state tor manufacturing pur-
sAaad, 10 adopt u OotEGTas- I,aI,.t.
rhirl, 70 define the purposes OF the corpora
tiOn
Fourth, To lx tl. amount OF capital stock anu
divide il into shares.
Fifth, Toeect a President, Directors, Secretary,
Treasurer, and any other necessary officers.
Sixth, To adopt code OF BY laws
Seventh, Ts sec what measures they Will take
for tic er,c,lnL of G.g.ory nnt 20 operatG tie
same.
Given under orr hands this Aeniy iiith day y
january, A ID. ISIS, at said Paris.
WI. SWEET.
ALfA sHuRTLEFI
iau2s-Jw GEO. y. WHITNEY.
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College, the customary vote of thanks to
visitors from abroad and TO tho citizens
ot the place were passed
Dir. WATSON Of Surry, then followed III
remarks OF general character, when y
paper va. read by L. l.. Lucas OF ST.
Albsns. on How can farmers 6ost pro
lect their interests As they are IN com
ps ,ition with the West and the rest OF
msnkinds This was an able paper
abounding in bits OF humor that ire
qasntly elected the applause OF the an
dience. Considerable discussion follow
cd the reading Of Nr. Lucas paper
mich of il covering wide range OF sub
jeeIs.
MIR. Hall Burlsigh. Fairfield. said he
thought our hay crop should be cut ear
". Late cut nay was not nutritious
Farmers should study these things more
and experiment; was glad to see an im'
movement in Chis direction. In his re-
marks spoke of what he called iil'
thoroughbred stock. Some ono asked
Tell US what YOU call an ill-bred thorough
brad? I'm answer, said such an animal
was thoroughbred, but had bad points
some OF them needed building UP before
and were sharp behind. still. their pedi'
gree was all tight.
Mr.. Cakes Howard thought recorded
pedigrecs did not amount to mueh
thought more depended upon the quality
OF the animal; could not expect the
same profit in Acsh or milk from poor
animal rs from 4 good one.
In abiding to Mr.. Lucas paper spoke
Of the exhausted state oi farms. Believed
there would be revolution in our system
Of farming. thought soiling should be
practiced; believed we should have to
como TO that method by the deterioration
of our soils; one advantage would be no
fences; an enormous saving Of expense
q saving OF manure, saving OF labor
believed il the coming practice. The
coming farming would practice soiling.
NJ. Carr did not agree with Mr.. How
ard in regard TO the Herd-book. Thought
it was safeguard in buying good stock
or any kind it recorded To the remark
OF Mr.. Lucas that hay was too high. said
that he believed - bushels OF coru as
coudas a ton OF hay for stock; should
make our barns tight SO the stock should
be comfortable. to make them 50, single
up inside. beginning up and shinglng
down opposite from what You would out
side: this throws the water out if any
gets through. Ga good idea.) Spoke OF
the beneficial effects Of ventilation
brought up in yesterdays discussion.
Another thing he wanted to speak OF
was. 4 $1,000 was carried out OF the
town yearly tor Trees and shrubs did
not believe in it; should raise oar OWN
trees which were better than those from
abroad. Could raise trees from seed in
ten years that would be better than those
paid 50 hundred for from y. y.
Mr.. Gilbert. temporarily in the chair,
said he thought i, would not do to ignore
the Herd. book. lie desired to hear from
Mr.. President Percival. On Mr.. PEREZ
val taking The stand, Mr q. resumed
AL one has to say i Short Horn, and
Mr.. Pcrciyal comes up
Mr.. PeIcival did not object 10 being
called Short horn but would say he
did not often hook u his horns were
short Nh Pcrcivars remarks were
somewhat lengthy. and OF such "a char
actcr as 10 lose their force 10y an abrids
| mcut
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oxroEp, s:-At Court OF Probate held 1t Paris
within and for the County OF Oxford, on the
third tuesday OF Jan, \. ID. 1873.
- EORGE II BROWN, Executor on The estate
" or Osgood Brown, late Of Bethel, IN said
County deceased, having presented III. urst ss-
uount OF administration OF the estate OF laid dc
ccs sed and account Of rents and profits OF real rs
tate for allowance .
Ordered That the sad Executor vesoties to all
persons interested bv causing acopy OF order 10
be nuhllshed three weeks sueeesetely In the Oxford
Democrat, printed az Paris in said County, test
they may appear at Probate Court 10 be held a.
Paris on the third Tuesday of Mar next a. 10 oeik
in the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they hsr.
why the sauna should not be proved, approved shd
allowed as the last Will and Testament OF said de-
ceased. ...-.,,
II. X. RhKER, Judge.
trp. eop,- Au.st, n. & DAVIS, Register.
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Sherif's Sale.
OXFORD, SIS:

OXFORD, SIS:
yI1lKEN on execution, and will be sold by pub
lie auctsn on Saturday, the twenty 'second
day OF February, A. ID. 1913, ut two O'Clock L. 81 -
ON the premises in North Hartford, in sail County
all lhe right in equity which Charles A. Coolidge
OF Canton, ia .sid County, had % the sixteenth
day of November, A. j. ISL, wien Inc sAino Was
attached on the original writ, 70 redeem the loi'
lowing described real estate situated in Hartford
aforesaid in said County, to wat certain LOT 81
land ia Hartford, AFORESAID, with the buildings
thereon, being = hundred acre lot, nunbtr Two
in the fourth range of lots In thai part OF Gaidt eYn
known As ThompS0n's Grant, aud more familiar
AS the Ebenezer Washbum farm the above premi-
sea being subject TO mortgage, recorded IN OK
ford Registry of Deeds, Book 100. Page fj, given
by said Charlie. A. Coolidge 10 John {. Warren,o OF
Liysrmore, in the County of Androscog.lnl TO "a
cure the payment of promssory note OF six hun
drcd dollars dated April its is7l, payable as fol
lows one hundred and fly dollars, April IN, 1877
one husdgel and my dollars, April lth, lsa5j one
husdred and ffty dollars, Apriiith :: " II aJa
one hundred and fifty dollars, April 4th, lslb,wfth
Interest on the whole Annually, on which there Is
now due six hundred and twenty three dollars and
fjily.six cents X. 4. BARROWS,
Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Canton, January 18th, 1873.
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Atru, eopy-Au.,,, il. c paws, R,sI.t'

OxFoRp. sat a Court Of Probate held at Paris
within and for the County OF oxford, on the third
tuesday Of jan, \. ID. 1873,
IN petition Of Wallace W. Mitchell, Guardian
OF Flora l.. and Della Belle Mitchell. minor
heirs of Isabella A. Mitchell, late OF Nood-Ioct,
In said County, deceased, praying for license 10
soil and convey one undivided fourth part Of the
homestead 81 their deceased grandfather. William
Curt. subject TO hi. widows lie interest therein
10 Martin Crockett. on an advantageous offer 81
four hundred dollars the proceeds nf the sale 10
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notcct.
ali persons Interested, by causing 81 abstract or
hs etitlOu With this orlor thereon, 20 bo publish
Ell ircc weeks succcssiScly Ina tho oxford Demo
crot \ newspaper printed at Paris, that they
NAV appear al q Probate Courtto bc held at Paris
in aid County, on the third tuesday OF March
next AT 10 O'Clock Iva the forenoon, and sheu
cause II any they have why the same shon!3 mol
HK. BAKER. Judge.
4 rue copv-Attsst: II. {. DAVIS, Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.

AUTHORIZATIONS $ Al The Supreme JUDICIAL
Court, began and held at Auburn, within ana Tor
The County oC Anlroscoggin, ON the ihlr'sIues,
-. I..l.-- Ammo DOmini one thousSnd
eigi.t / thrjr,d sud seventy nreU.
U10n the foregoing libel, ordered Plat the lIpsl'
ant Div. u.tje 10 Betsey Stone to appear before
,rc n.lir,- nf our supreme Judicial Court, 10 be
holden # Paris. within aud for the County OF OK.
iorri on .ho ,.u..ud rGesday 81 March Ae&t "
publishing an aItested copy OF said libel aad tnis
oxford Democrat, printed in Paris, the last publ.
caton to be At least thirty days before the sitting
of said Cour, that she may then and there, in our
said court appear and shew cause, II any she ms
why the prayer OF said li1el'nt sh"uid not DC
granted, ;, ,,r,,ooD C,..l
A trht sspv Of libel Aua osntr CT the Lout.
thereon -- -,
ATTEST DANIEL L. ATWOOD, Clerk.
Enoch Foster, it,, Atty. for lihe!'t.
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OXFORD, 49, Caurl pC Probate held Al
Paris, within aud Tor lhS Oau.ag y V4it!a'
on tho third Tuesday of jan, ls13.
yIVILLIAM X. MORSE, Guardian OF Cyrn,
w Morse ct ais, minor children Of Joseph u
Morse late Of Paris, Ia -aid County, Dees3eedi
having presented hi. >eeOnh ac 'OuAi or guardian
.hip Of sid wards for allowance
ordered, That the said Guardian give houcs
10 all persons interested, by causing copy oi
this order tobe published three weeks suctc'.ire'
h, in IN, oxford Democrat, printed at Fari,, tina!
they may appear at Probate Court 10 DO held HI
Paris, In said County or the third Tuesday OF
March next, 1T ten O'c90ck ~ mo lursroOIY st'i
show cause ifany they have, whytl1e SANG should
mot lie allowed II. X. BAKER, Judge.
4 true copy-.its.t: II. G. DAVIS, Registe
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january Al, 1873

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge OF Probate for the County of Oxford, and
the trust OF Administrator Of tho estate of
DEsIRE II. FELT. late Of Greenwood,
I'm said County, deceased, by giyrg bond as tbs
law directs no therefore requests all persons who
are indebted 10 the estate of said deceased 10 make
Immediate payment aud those who have any dc.
mauds thereon, 10 exhibit the same TO
ALDEN CHASE
January Al 1873
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OxFoED CQsrt OF Probate held At l'tis
within and furths County ofuAiord' on the ihuu
Tuesday of Jan, u. 1873,
IN the petition OF jeremiah i. Packard, OF lie
brun ia said County, nephew aud neat Hkis
OF samuel Packard, late Of Hebron IN said County
de,,o-eJ. praying that Daniel u. GRAHAM, OF lie
hron, may he appointed Administrator OF 'aia ds
cea srd estate:
Ordered, Thatthe said Petitioner give notice 10
all persons Interested, by causing an au-F",1 81
hl. etiuon with this order thereon 60 be Psbli'h
dc three weeks .ucct-siycly va the oxford belno
crat. q newspaper printed 40 faris, that they
NAV appear at = Probate Court tp De hc,i ~
next M ten O'Clock iu the forenoon ana ~huW
cause, Il any they have, Why the same should mol
b, granted. ,,,-,,
: true copy-aitcst: II {. DAVIS, Register
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oxroED, Goa.. y 59st; a., Asa - Z; FIT

OXFORD. - At. Uoug, plFfoJsie held at Paris
within aud tor tbs County Of 0xiorj, on the Ihi'd
Tuesday OF jan A. ID. ls73,
A NDREW j. CHURCHILL, Executor VI tie
N last w Ill and Testament of winfield y. Shack
lev, late of Peru, in said County, deceased, nav
inc presented his hnal account VI Naturalization
of the estate of said deceased for allowance
Ordered, Tha, the said Executor give notice 10
all persons interested. by causing copy OF this
order be published three weeks sueeessveyin the
Oxford Democrat, printed at Paris, in said County,
that they Nay appear At Probate Court to be hold
A. Pafis, in said County. OF he Ri Tuesday VI
Mar. next, ut 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon, ana sh.
cause, II any they have why the saiIie should not
be allowed. III. n. BAhEK, JndBc'
4 true copy ssiie,t: II. c DAVIS, Register
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, SIS AT session OF the County Com
missiOners, begun and held at Paris, within and
Tor the County, Aforesaid, on the thirtieth day 0i
December A. ID. 1872, by adjournment nom the
regular september session:
And now ths Commissioners la Ie"or'lanoe win
s.rt;ov 81 chapter g. OF the Revised statutes, hay
in,, lIr,t made an annual inspection IA the month
of september last Of all the County rJads Ia the
unincorporatsd townships aud tracts OF lind Ia
SAID County, and having made an estimate 81 ths
AMOUNT needed 10 put them in repair, 80 ~ ~
be safe aud convenient for the public Ia travel do
ndiusge and detsrmins that an assessment for thaI
purpose be MAIDS rs follows
Tp.n Township No. ,, Range I, this suni OF Nice
tyfour dollars aud five cents, and The 81 ne Is as
ressed a. follows,
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II. x BAKER. Judge.
\ true copy, attest III. G. DAVIS Register.

UxFoRp. ss:-Ats Court of Probate, held ~ Pa
ri. within and for tho County OfOIlpul onlhs
third Tuesday Of Jan, \. u. ls,af
IN the petition Of Almirz Chapman, widow 81
- Daniel Libby, late OF Porter, 10 ,ail County,
deceased, praying Tor al allowance sut OF tho per
.onal estate OF her In e husband;
Ordered, That the said Petitioner glroso,ie. 20
All p~rsons Int, rr.tcd by causing copy Of tii mr.
der 10 be uub I'D three weeks buece stsTeiy la tho
oxford Democi y new pspcr printed Al far!', IN
.aIa County THAI thsy may appear ai Probate Court
10 bs held al Paris on the third Tuesday u March
.ext II 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, aud shcu cause,
II any the, have ..hy tho sAms should not bs
'sr,uie - H. X BAKER, Judge.
a ira. eopY=sngs.: NJ pavis tsgi''er'
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ORGANIC LAW OF THE SEXES,

Conditions which impair yerilily-positiye and
negative electricity proof that lie b. evolved with
ont unlon-ef sct Of tobacco influence OF fish AID
phosphorio dlct- modern treatment Of pslyic dis
eases STRUCTURES aud varioocco, and arr est Of lie
vclopmsnt: ten lectures 10 his private surgical
class by EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D, q fitth
Avenue, y ! % page, - ccul-. Every lns
from ia. Uen Of pr. Dixon 10 ct s,reat value 20 the
whole human race ''-ii0G.rs Greeley.
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OXFORD, IS .-AtA Court OF Probate hcld 81 Pans,
within and for the County Of Oxford, on the 81
Tuesday Of Jan, 4. u. 1919,
On the psiiion VI B0iSsy Brigs', widow Z
~ Ebenezgr Brisgs, late OF suausT, u' 'aid
COUNTY, deceased, PRAYING thai Andrew j. taul-
chill al Peru, may DO appointed Admin traitor Of
said icrcSscds estate:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give hoiiee 10
all persons interested by causing an abstract of her
petition with this ordc- thereon, 10 be Published
three weeks successfully IN tho oxford Democrat,
Ancwsp.pe. p.iRted 81 Paris, that they may appear
A Probate Court tobe ne ID 40 yrrif, IN laid Coun.
~ on the 81 Tue,day Of Mar. next, attc O'.!A ~
the forenoon, and shew eausu, II any they nave,
WHY the same should not Be granted.
IL. n. BAKER. Judge.
A true copy-altost: u. &. Davis, Register.
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January 81, 1873.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
she has beer duly appointed by the Honorable
judge OF Probate, for the County of Oxford and
assumed the trust OF Exscntrix of the estate OF
STEPHEN n. FOSTER, late Of Bethel
In said County, deceased. by giving bond IS the
law directs shO therefore requests all personswho
are indebted TO the estate OF said deceased TO make
immediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereon TO exhibit the same 10
EMMA FOSTER
January ~. 1873.
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oItoap, IS Ala Court Of rroeais 9old At rG az,

OxtoRp. ss.-Ata Court OF Probate hold AZ fRui
within and for tho County col oxford on the
third TUESDAY Of Jan, 4. u. !sls.
an tho prliti6u Of Frederic Caldwell, Admins
" traitor OF the estato o. Porter kunbail, Lake o.
anJsy,r. in said County, deceased, prayin. Ter
le,rse to -ell and convey 4. public or private sale
all OF IA. real estate OF said deceased Tor the pa!
mcut Of debts and incidental charges:
Ordered, That the said fctitfcr give notice 20 ~
nrrsou. Interested by causing au abstract OF hIi
peti'ion with this order thereon "a he published
three week, successfully in tho oxford Democrat
a newspaper printed at Paris, that they iinay Hp
pear at u Probate Court Ia De hrld ~ tsIlN, ln
al Cntuty ON the 81 Tuesday of March neat
a. 10 OF the clock 10 th-iorcno0n, and show cause
II any ,hcy have, VIII NJ .-sa -h"p'i mol be
II. = BAKER, Judge.
\ true copy, attest III. G. DAVIS Register
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To the Honorable The Ju-tic.' 90 INC Supreme
Judicial , o,ft next 20 Is holden II Pans. WITH.
Ina and ilv the Couuty OF oNipul, on the second
Tuesday ,f March. 4. D. lssi
~ lpFiN - STONE. Of Upton, la The County
II Of o. I'D and state O! Maine, husband OF
Esr.ry stone formerly 81 -aia Upton, but nov ~
mart. uni Hpwn ~ -pec,luly libcls AMI gives this
fullv INA 81 10 the said potseJ SieL2, formerly
Betscy 81. leyaut, az said ptOn, IN said County
Of oxford nu the ---- dnV of September, \ u.
IN5S b, In,hua q. Rich. ED, Justice oI the
Peace W thin aud for said tuusty VI oAiOri, thAt
your tib.l.nt siucr their said iuicrmarraEr, las
AWAY, behaved himself ~ fiithlul, cha>lci kins
and lhL.t.snatc husband tuEHTl 80 sail bct7eE
stone bit HAT the said liei3nI stone Wholly le
g3ulirss II hdr marriage covenant aHd duly, on
dlvets d.- AMI times since Their sHid lntcfihHr
riago 10 VII. on tho hrst day OF January $50 be-
cani. Ina iInais with diver lewt msn, whose name
are now 10 v,ur iibelant unknown and occaslOned
great scandal and gave rice Tor belief thAt sac
had committed the crime Of adultery, and there
nftrr,ynr... L. wit on the arst LAY % April. n.
n I>,G The said Betsev stone deserted your libel
ami AMI refused to live with him, although he was
over rp1ly a.l willing TO support her; that since
said drs-r,iou re has lever hrAfq lIoin hofi lhe
said Bel ,ey stone thar size NentEo parts unhhoNh
,pJ l. uuW beyond the rench or knowledge Ol
vour lhrlari that more than sixteen yeNs have
elapsed since -aid deserlon; wherefore your IT,
bcIsnt deculius h reasonable aud proper condu.
ci,. T, iai,eaiiU lAuIOngt sac conslsteh' WIN 'He
uracc and morality Of gOcioty, 10 well as cGn!rib'
utins To- III ul.n happiness and welfare pray.
rigLf and iu-tiac and that he NAV be divorced
fr9m Inc GGnd' OF matrimony bet een himself
and his -aId siIa. aud a. la duty bound VIII ever
pray. SiDt"N ~ oi'NH
Dated 1t Bethel, Dec. l., 49,.
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ASH WANTED

ANDREWS 4 WALpRoN will buy White Ash
Timber for Shovel Handles. 10 DO delivered ~ The
Sled Factory.
6s-The highest price will be paid.
Paris, Maine, Jan. II, 1873.
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And Henry n Lousbari. OF salt Tow aship -
appointed \ gcut Ia suprrnt0nd tiie expenditure
Of the same according 10 law, aud h required tI
give bond the law directs.
Upon Va 3, Range p the sum OF eighty .lvs dul
lars and tortL-Onc cents, and the rImt b. ns-ess,
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MANHOOD:

How LOST, How RES STORED !!
just published, 4 new edition or DIR.
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Mental and Physical lncapscity, lmpedimeHts 10
Marfiase etc. also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY
FIys, Induced BY selt-indul.enc' or sexual eiiraT
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Th- celebrated author, In this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrate, irsm thirty years success
fu prastics that the alarming conse ueHces ot sell
sbuse NAV be radically cured without the danger.
Gus use OF Internal medicine or the Application OF
the knife: pointing out a mode OF eurs at once
simple certain and eieetual, by means OF which
every sufferer, 10 matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheapy privately and rddi'
edHV.
s5-This lecture should - ia thu iNuds Of every
yoalh and every man IN thc land.
scnt under seal, in plain envelope, to any al
dress on receipt OF six cents, or postage stamps
By addressing the publishers,
Also DIR. CULVERW ELLIS Marriage Guids'
price 80 cents.
Address the Publishers
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?. O. Box, i,ss6 III BoWeiyi New loEA'
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IN 2hO ner month .yeTywht,r..

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