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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23

Died at South Woodstock, Dec. IL,
Daniel Durham. aged Il years. The
subject OF this notice had in his younger
DAYS been an active. Industrious, hand
wording man, often holding responsible
Offices in town. being q man often lie
fcrred 10 for his honesty and integrity.
lie has been worthy member OF The
Methodist charch for many years. and
until within The past two years has been
a veiy constant attendant at church.
class and social meetings. but on account
of falling health has been deprived OF
that. his once great delight. He leaves
a wife and three sons. The funeral took
place at the house OF his son (with whom
he has lived and was kindly cared ior)
amid large concourse OF weeping
lrieuds and noighLois. The services
we're attended by Rev. Geo. Briggs. OF
West PARIS. assisted by Rev. j Il. Fogg.
OF Bryants Pond. o may we ali live the
lie OF the Christian and soon we shall
meet him over on the other shore.
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nr6ord Go. Earmcrs, Club.

The Oxford County Farmers and Me-
chauics' Club will meet with the Farm
en-, Cub at AudOyer, AT the Town Hall
ON the sixth 90 day OF Jan. 1874, and
continue Two days.
The Farmers Clubs in the County are
requested to send delegates As above
and all others Interested in the farming
interest in this County are invited to al
tend. Officers will be chosen Tor The
ensuing year. Let there be 4 tall attend
.nce OF Farmers with Their wives and
daughters. Free entertainment will be
furnished ali who may attend. The Cues
lion OF associated dairylng will be dis
cu,scd and also the renovation Ol worn
nu,. pasture lands and moving, manulac
turing compost and any other topic that
may come up. Come one. come all.
WM. SWEET. President.
GEo L GIBSoN, Secretary.
Norway. Dee. 20. 1873.
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Editors and Publishers assOci-
ntion--Annuai Meeting.

The nnnual meeting OF the Editors and Pub
lishers' Association OF Maine, will be held at
Augu, tn, GA Thursday, Jan 22l, 1871 at o'clock
p N, and continue during the mex. day an'l
evening.
The follow iag topics will bg considered, viz
The Frank'Ay Pr;rilegc, aud the relation Of the
Press TO It, Hon. John 4. Butler, ofIie Biddeiorl
Union
The Postal law relating to Exchanges OF News
papers ard Magazines Edwin Sprasuc, Esq, OF
the Rocklant Free Press.
The Postal Law concerning Papers circulating
within the County where printed A. II. 5. Davis,
OF the Fanmi1 stoa CAroaicls.
The prep y."cut of postage on newspapers and
agalinr, "a; ,iIc eaice OF delivery. j. Homanr
Esq ui l.e s,,uI fUrmor.
Adverti,ing rates and Nsrncies. Howard owen,
Esq of thc hcuncbcc Journal.
JJ1 Priut,ns rucs-dO thty hovd revision
brown 1hue ton.
Tue election OF officers viii Occurat this meeting
Ca Friday eveans the association, with their
IaJie.. will p, the guests Of GOV. Dingiey aud
WIG, ut the Augusta House.
full attendance is requested. The Press of
the State viii Please copy.
FL SHAW, Pres.
Jos WOOD, Sec.
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Lectures.

The Paris Hill Lecture Committee
announce that Mrs. AGNES ABBOTT
HoUGHroN, of Bath, will deliver her lee
ture entitled Turning Of the Tide" in
the Court House, Friday evening Dec. &c.
Mrs. ii. delivered The fifth lecture in
the new Lyceum Course at Portland,
Tuesday evening, Dec. 12;h. The Press
devoted third o! column to compli
mentaty ro,ice of this lecture, and stated
that the audience was the largest which
had assembled during the Course. Mrs.
Houghton is to speak in b ddeiord the
22d lust. aud in Bath the Esd, thus 1t
will be seen that the committee has not
employed any cheap speaker, but one
whose Efforts are received with applause
ia the cities OF our State. 1t is hoped
she may be greeted by a large audience.
on this, her first appearance in Oxford
County.
Hon. Israel Washburn, Gov. Perham
aud Prof. VIM. Elder, OF Waterville,wi
gryo the three remaining lectures OF the
,.uursc
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Centaur Liniment.
ErCsL

There - no IAN which CcutAuI LinImcot VII
ut relieve. no sweling 20 will no; suhiuc, and no
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rendered harmless. and Che wounded are he1let
without "a scar. =, is u0 huubuS The recipe -
published around each bottle 70 b. -ellin. a. no
article ever before solj. and sells because b, does
lss, what 10 prc,cujs Go jo. Those who now 'uocr
FROM rheumatism. pain or swelling. deserve 90
.rdsr. B., they will not use Ccutaar Linimcut-
More cham oVo cert. dc1te- ut remarkable cures,
.ucuiius frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt
running tumors. * Ht,v r-rn received Wvwd
send "a circular cont. .r.s -.tii-a'y>, the recipe.
e.. gratis 90 any QUE ,v,ucstIus &C. one bottle
OF ,ae yellow wrapper teu,auI L.u.meut IS worth
one huuared dollars for spawned or swesnic,l
horse, and mules. OF for ~crcw-worn iu sheep
s,o-k-ovncr- thi. Eminent worth your attention.
y family should be Wi.aou, tcHtsgr Linimcnt
E ROSE x co. Nr,v York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
Rmn,ford Items.

Preston Howard OF this town fell from
the great beams OF his barn, on Sunday
last. to the floor, and was severely in
iured. 1t is thought it will be 4 long
time before he can recover.
j. ). Richardson OF East Rumiord.
who was 50 unfortunate when young As to
lose the sight of one eye, injured the
other lew weeks ago and has entirely
lost the sight OF that.
Warren McAdams has q hog that girths
round him six feet and seven inches. and
is estimated to weigh $50 lbs.-Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
GreenirOOd Items.

Mr.. Jacob Emmons of this town, is
getting out a lot OF ash timber this win.
ter which he sells at West Paris.
Mr. Ames is cutting and hauling a
large quantity OF birch for Dearborn u
Tibbetts. manufacturers OF spools at
Locke's Mills. Messrs. ID. & T., are lie
ported as doing large business in that
line.
A little daug liter oil Nj Sylvester Yates
broke her leg one day last week Nor.
lcay AdrertiSer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
I)IEi'.

Ia Novyit,, Missouri. Sept l6. NJ Bc.scy .
Farrur. i1rurr resilient If Paris Ne.
ln Muod>iurS, Nuv. IL, at The home nf her
brother, H. tttl K me Of Nm. GDlduiWait,
formerly " 20. oi : " Eickcr. aud daughter Of
Rev NJ Lawrence, a.-ed IS year mos. IN WAS
d worthy member ui t'e BIpt,t church TOT D.
wears. an exemplary christian, beloved 10y ~ who
AueW her
ON Puri. IIH, Dec L.. Mrs. Ta.y, WIv OF Mr..
A-a Woodbury., arcd ~, yc-rs2 months.
Ms. Woo i.ull Ip--c-scd great strength OF
character. .tu. WAS - SvTy kius AID tnous htiul
uri-hh0r, u.'-t ale Tomato mother, q true vic,
. christian Woman. beloved ana respected D.! atl
Her loss will ur !ytI.k uuuInrt.
In hast Woodstock Dcc lf. very suddenly,
Mr.. Lucrvi.a Penn, Wae Oi Mr. Baltlctt Perm
aud dIus htc, II tie late samuel Barker, OF Rum
ford.
In Bethel Mr. KcEah Goodwin, willow OF the
late ten Coleman G'ualu, of Rumlord, asoI II
years.
In oiisGci pee %. Mrs. Judith lIoi5rook aged
Il year,.
In oxford, De- H. Nathaniel L. Buru-, aged .
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CLUB LIST!
Holds Good Until January LIST, 1874.

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ers which enable Us To offer the following maya
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We consider this to be The Most Complete
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
L A II C S II
by Telegraph to Monday Neon.
r,rr,,,, n.,,roaa Aeelden, I'm Maine.

Terrible Railroad Accident I'm Maine.
On Friday night last two freight trains
collided on the Eastern railroad, neal
Kennebunk. by which the conductor,
Bisbee, of Saco, aged about 80. was Kill
eel, A. NJ. Sherburne. of Sanford, about
80, fireman, aud Milo Felch, fireman,
also killed aud Frank Knight. fireman,
leg and arm badly injured-Theodore
Davidson, Engineer, leg crushed. There
was some laundering OF night telegraph
operators. An inquest is being held
An accident To one OF the freight trains
Was The trouble originally.
Bishvo MAS u have been married
Christmas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
The Household Panacea
Family Iininnenf
HabituaI Co>tiveness causes

kegl0chs, Dis-iHess. Horns. Lirer Complaint
DyspePssGi Sour stomach Bad Breath, Gc. Tia.
sure,i preventive Is DIR. HARRISON's PERlsrAI-
Tic LozENCLs, being both Tonic and Laxative
they restore nature, thereby curing il eo,tire hab
H. IN the oplElOn ol every Druggist, they are On,
and this only one that reaches the cause. Al, ont.
Waru applications are only time aud money ,,.s.f
ed Ilal box, 81 cts. Large bON, 90 cts ,uaIl,.d
Tor this last price
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM.
Appended csle iJr COUGHS, HUARsENEss, AMI al
IAEoAr and LUNG complaints. fOr sale by l. :
- TAtsHt>,lN \ CO, PrOprict0rs, No. ] fremont
1eH'pie b'stsa, aud by al Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe Perfectly oGoricss. Always
uniform Illuminating qusi.ue> superior 90 gss
EuIns Iu any lamp without danger oi exploding or
laAlu- tire. Manufactured expressly 90 Wspldcv
thv use OF volatile and dangerous OILS. It. safety
uu.rr every possible test. and it- perfect burning
qualities are proved Uy u.s. continued use m over
50 OVO families.
NJ IIieu- ot gallons have bCeu sold, ana no acci-
l-It-alre,t'y or indirect .y-h4s ever occurred
from burning. storing o. lIuUlluS &C.
Iuy immense yearly loss oi lte @ud property
resulting iIUlI tlt Use OF cheap ana ,t.,is TOUs
oils iu tlv United states I- appaihus
Tie Insurance Companies and tre Ootami--
>.uuyr- throughout JHv country recommend tir
ASTRAL az the best safeguard when lamps are
used. Seud Tor circular.
For sale 10 retail by the trade generally, sud a.
WHOLESALE by the prupretor,. OhA>. PRATT \
Co. is FULTON street, New York.
aul.Fl -l.a.m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
Donation.

Tae citizens OF North Paris, to the
number of about seventy, gathered at
the house of Rev. George Briggs, (who
breaches at North Paris vi!lage) on
Thursday lsat, and after enjoying a
pleasant visit departed leaving their
pastor about fifty dollars richer than he
was before. c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
MARRIED..

In stonehan, - lust, by Sumner Evans Esq.
Mr. seth MCAllistcr Of Sgonrham, and Miss Abbie
Perkins Of Biddciord.
In Booihbay, bee. II, by Rev +. Il. Pie, Nj.
wlfrcd Lewis aud Miss Hellcn y. Brewer both
ol II.
In Norway, Dec l., 10y Rev. l.. II. TaDer, at the
residence VI tie brides father, Mr. John l.. lish-
cr Of Norfolk, Mass. and Miss Maria l.. kecd,
daughter OF the Hon. Henry {. Reed.
In Norway, Dec. l., At the residence of j. J..
PANE. by Rev. !. Albert Libby, assisted 10y Rev.
j. Whitman, Nj. Benz. +. uOTham. OF Norway, aud
Mr.. Louise : Giles, of South Paris.
In BroWnGcli. Dec. "A, by l.. fTnk, ESQ, Mr..
Denni, Hatch. VI Eatou. y. H., ana Miss Mary D..
Hartford. ~ Bow ulrll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
Children often look Pale and
Sick

y > tla1 having worms in the >tou
vii DESTROY Worms without iniyry n, fbe chilli
oe.As perfectly WHITE. and free from In color
~ or her injurious Ilsscdieuts u,u1ll, 1,s.i T.
Nsrm preparations. N'0' ID
CURTIS & BROWN. Propric.or.
80 No. 20 Fulton street New York
49, . aH ygisfs and Chemists md D.al,rs :,
~'''s'''s q IwENTr-FNE CENTS A Box.
JulS13.Iv
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$3.50 For 1925.

DuuuS The coming year propose 10 improve
th, appearance OF the Democrat by giving ii anew
,lrc-~ We shall al,O eudeayur to furnish an un.
usual amount OF interesting literary and agricul'
ural matter upon the first and fourth pages while
the second and third viii, heretofore be devoted
To politics, the news, and local Town items.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23

OXFORD sat- Court OF Probate held ~
Paris within and for the County Of oxford
ON the third Tuesday Of December, A ID. 1873.
.NN the petition OF JOEL II. BIGELOW Guar
~ dian Of Hattie II. LoyeJoy 81 al: MINOR heirs
OF Jacob Loyeioy late OF Peru n said County de-
ceased PRAYING for license 10 sell and convey The
right or said wards In and to he Hall Farm 20
called In Peru being one sixth part ia common aud
undivided in said farm % Mr.. - Gerrl-h 1t IN
advantageous offer OF two hundred dollars:
Ordered That the said Petitioner give nstie
TO all peTsonsnterested by causing an sbstraSt ~
ad petition with Thu order thereon to b. uDlishe4
three weeks successfully In the oxford Democrat
printed at Paris, thatthey may appear at ProoAe
Court TO be held at Paris tn said county on
the third Tuesday OF Jan. next at O'Clock In
the forenoon and show cause II any they have why
the same should not be granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-aItest: II. c. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
Special Notices.
Thirty Years Experience of an
Old Nurse.

MTs. MimsION'. NnOIhInk NlIup u mt
prescription OF one 90 t.e best Female Phy si-
ans an'l Nurse .u Tie Juitcl state and has seen
used Cor tlrty wears with never iaiiius safety aud
success bs million, 0l mothers auJ Chli lreut from
the feeble infant OF one week OLD t' tae aiulL 10
Corrc-ts &C lIty Ot the stomach, WIND cole
regulates tlu bowels, uuU .-ltc, rest, hoaitu tIu
comfort Oh mother aud child We believe DO d, tAU
Best anil ~ure-t remedy lu the " ar.d, 300 Ill Cases
~ 10y ~ENIElsN ANA DlAEEHtEA II CHILD
RES. whether 10 arises from lcvtulug or from dul
other cause. Pan iItct,nu- Tor using ~ accom-
parr each bnttlr. None genuine unless the tac
smile ul CURTIS y PERKINS D. on thv outside
wrapper. : IiI oy al Medicine Dealers.
L "a |uI~'ta-lV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23

OXFORD, sat Court OF Probate held AZ
Paris within and for the County Of oxford,
on the third Tuesday of December y los4,
an the petition ot MAkGAkEI BEl MI
Widow of David Bryant late of Hartford 70
said County deceased, praying tor an allowance
out Of the personal estate Of her late husband;
Ordered. That the saii Petitioner give notes
TO sll person. Interested BY causing copy Of this
order to b. published three weeks suece'siyey In The
oxford Democrat printed AZ Paris that they may
appeAr a. Probate Court TO be held al Iafb
ia said County on the third Tuesday Of Jan. next.
al O'Clock in the fore noon and shew cause u say
they have Why the same should not be granted.
A. II. WALKER. Judge.
true copy-attest: ii. &. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
commissioners Notice.

yI'HE undersigned having been appointed by
i the Honorable Judge OF Probate Tor the
County OF oxford on the 2}d day Of October A.
ID. 1873 Commissioners 10 receive and examine
the claims OF creditors against the estate OF
Nmmi Bridges late of Porter in aid County.
tecea ,ed represented insOlvent hereby give notice
that six months from the date of sail appointment
are allowed to said creditors in which TO present
and prove their claims, and that they VIII DE N
session at the Office of p. W. Ridlon. Kezar Fails
Maine at the following times Tor the purpose OF
receiving the same, VIZ: the last SATURDAY 10
December 1873, at l o'clock L. NJ, and the last
SATURDAY in March ls7t att O'Clock T.. VI.
JORDAN STACY. ~.
FRANCIS W. REDION,
COglHissiOHers.
Dated This lst day OF Nov. ls13.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23

Ca-tOI-ia is more than = substitute tor Castor
Uu 10 is tly only sq- article ga existence which
i- certain tu lIIiite tl- tu't regulate che bow
s., ours "a ind collie 7ni produce uHtUysI sleep 10
contains neither minerals, morphine or sicoho F..
su4 is pleasant 90 take. children need NOT cry
aud mothers wal rt-t. tvr3l '-.l-iu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-23
Thousands Suffer Indigestion.

CosTivENKss, PILES, HEADACHE, and don't
know how much they lose by passing by DR.
HARRIsoN's PERIsTALTIC LOZENGEs. Finding
the papers fun ofremedies. they take no notice OF
any and thus lose the benefit OF good thing we
are selling them immensely, for they are what
everybody needs and they Will do what we prom
Use The most perfect agreeable and effective
cure for every form OF Indigestion, and the only
cure for the PILES, either bleeding or otherwise
Trial box, ~ Cts. Large box, ~ cts, mailed ifee
Tor this last price
DIR HARRISON'S ICELAND BALsAM,
a splendid cure for COUGHS, HOARsE>Ess' ana All
THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale by h ;.
ii ARRisON x co, PrOprietors, No. fremont
Temple, Boston, aud by all Druggists.
PERRY DAyIs's PAIN kILLER.-This medicine
has been before the world long, and its virtues
have been 20 thoroughly tested, that a common
dation OF il would Gem superfiuous. Almost ey'
ery family IN the lani has used it, and have had
occasion TO thank Mr.. Davis for giving them, IN
So cheap and convenient form. such powerful
main autido;e. IL is a household remedy Away
ksep bottle of the Pan.kil'er in your house.
Pa. Baptist
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Rawson's Coaches.

Leave The Hin for up trains at geo A. NJ. and
$50 2. N.
For down train at ll:g0 A. NJ.
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SOUTH PARIS MARKET.
DECEMBER q. IsTs.

corrected weekly by
II. y. BOLSTER.
ArrLE>-sl o. . 500
ArrLas Dried 80 3 80
BAANs Yellow eyc'-s5.uo 3 49,
BEANS .reaAsJ25 j $50
EUrTER-lSc- o sc.
CHEE>E-l6c. q iSc.
tuRN-SJc. 9 sc.
tOFFEk>--Juc. Q a..
E.S>-etic. &c. per d0z.
FLoUE-s~ ~ 8 $40
HAl-sI2O, g Sl5pO
LARD Domestic lie.
MuLASSE>-5uC. q suC.
NAILS-u0c. > u>c.
OArS-AJc. o ~.
PoKX Round hoS'-s!c &C.
PuTAruES-5Uc. 9 usc.
SALT-Uo,- Box ,--c.
SJSAE-llc lSc.
TEAs-tuc. Q ~.
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BORN.

In Paris, De, 5, 10 the wife OF stephen Il. Raw
son, a daughter.
In Porter, Nov. IL. 10 the vile OF Mr.. Aiouzo
Thompson, a daughter Ann Nette)
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Cover LITER. aud for Hand
ling Hot Dishes of every
Size and shape.
Our Es ': sdS., # aS 1900 lie" l'%1S Z
MARCH let, lS7I,
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Them more than we rJu purchase Ion the money
but We expect they Val be 20 well pleased with
the paper that their subscription viii be renewed
Annually Thus m u lew years, We shall he com.
pensated for the sacrifice m de to secure their rsI
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