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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24
Editoris, and Selected Items.
S. r. Shehan, of Bethel. wants five
Coat Makers. Immediately.

S. K, Shehan, of Bethel. wants five
Coat Makers. Immediately.
See change of trains. under head
Rawson's Coaches in another column.
-Bridgton has ghost. aud it Is wo.
man in white with pale sad counlenance.
Jason W. Kimball, Esq, of oxford.
has been appointed Justice of the Peace
aud Quorum.
Mr. Fobes. of Canton Theological
Seminary will preach in the Universalist
Church in this village next Sabbath.
The Register says it Was misinformed
in regard to the cause OF the death OF j.
E. Jackson lie did not fall from a
staging, Is We had ii last weok. but died
with lever
We notice The name Of Lewis I.
Reed OF Mexico among those taking part
in the graduating exercises at the West.
eun Stale Normal School. He read The
Class Prophecies
Wagner, the Isle Of Shoals murder.
err, has been convicted OF murder in the
first degree. Judge Tapley, counsel Tor
Wagner, took exceptions and carries the
case up on the gu esIion OF jurisdiction.
- McArdle, South Paris, has taken
some capital Stereoscopic views OF that
village, which must be highly priced by
the present and former residents OF this
pretty village. Call in and look at them.
The Post Master General has deter
miUed TO issue an order directing that all
postal cards which cannot be delivered to
the person addressed, shall be immediate.
ly returned 10 the writer without charge.
There was 5 heavy frost on the low
land last Saturday night. which cut down
beans and other garden products badly.
The weather is cool and dry. and unless
we have rain soon all crops. especially
grass, will come short.
Mrs. Moses Knight ot Sweden. who
80 mysteriously disappeared recently.
WAS found al the residence OF her sister
in Stowe. Since then she has again dis.
appeared. and at the present writing no
trace of her whereabouts have been dis
coyered.-NelcS.
-Dudley's Grove in Waterford is be-
ing prepared for summer pleasure
ers The Improvements will comprise i
large ell to the house, with q room open
ing on the piazzs; = handsome, commo-
dious pavilion for dancing, among the
trees; while. near by, two boats will
furnish facilities tor aquatic enjoyment
on Bear Pond Mr.. Dudley will be able
10 accommodate some fifty boarderS, says
The Briigt0H NeVS.
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si50,OOo Given Away

the present year TO the people o! America
by DR.. K. V. Pierce of Buffalo, New
York, in his little memorandum books
amounting To over two hundred and lilty
tons in weight, and the paper for which
costs about SI25. 600 This-the Doctor Is
enabled to do by reason of the superior
merits of his Family Medicines, which
yearly and rapidly increase IN popularity,
ibeir sale now reaching over halt mil
lion dollars worth tor the year, and eX-
ceeJiug that oil any other medicines man
ufactured for general sale, rs shown by
the amount of United States Revenue
stamps purchased for stamping them.
HAPPY is the man who mas a clear con.
science. Pay your debts, and take
GKrESE's OxYGESATED Buffers which
give tone to the stomach. Purely medici
nal. Contains no alcohol. Sold by deal.
ers in medicine. John f. HENRY, 8 Il 9
College Place, n. 7.
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Peru Items.

As write, June 18th, the prospect for
an abundant hay crop was never better,
at the same lime oil the year. This may
be accounted for by the great amount OF
snow which fell last winter. The ground
was not much frozen, and the snow did
not blow from the hills. The spring and
winter grain looks well The corn and
potatoes are coming up finely. and l
think that the hop fields never looked
better at This time of year. There are at
least eighty acres of hops in Peru. which
will net the farmers good profit. pro.
viding they are not injured before the
time of picking.
The farmers work is rather backward
on account of the late spring, and nearly
every farmer has hay t. sell or keep over
from last years crop.
Our schools are prog ,essing well. I'M
der the care of the following teachers:
Miss Addie T. Hunt, of Peru. teaches in
No. /, or East Peru. Miss Marian B.
Knight, of Peru, at the Centre. S. Anna
Heath, OF Sumner, at Vest Peru, Mary
Knight, of Peru, in No. 4, Susie II. Gibbs,
Of this town in the Knox District, Ellen
Carter, of Peru, in No. :, Mis-. Abbie
Irish, OF Pegu, in the oldham District,
Miss Clara Thomas, of Peru, at RIPLEY ;
Mills. and Miss Ella f. Stevens, OF Hart.
ford. on the Ridge.
Last Tuesday, 10Th inst, Is Mrs. Eliza
Hammond, OF Peru. aged about IS years,
WAS riding with two other ladies in IN
open wagon, the horse took night while
descending q hill, throwing Mrs. Ham
mond jom the carriag'. breaking her left
arm and otherwise iliuring her. Dr.. c.
NJ. Bi>bce SCI the boue and she is doing
we'll. The other ladies were injured
slightly.
We were favored on the evening of the
10Th with a Temperance. lecture by Mrs
Fitzgerald, of Brunswick. Maine. who
ever the people may be, who are enter.
tanned by this eloquent speaker, we hope
that good may be the fruit thereof.
A. l.. Ii.
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Hiram Items.

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Inc republican caucus was ue'u al '"'
owl ''''1'' '""e va N''''0" I'' =
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Cnnton Point IONS.

Our correspondent al, - writes: Have
had refreshing rains OF late and crops
are looking finely. The hay crop will be
fair. Corn and potatoes are generally
well up and bid fair for good yields. We
have in this place one OF True's potato
planters. 1t works to a charm, doing the
work of furrowing dropping the potatoes
and fertilizer, and covering at the same
time. One good horse will draw it.
have noticed that the potatoes come up
very even. Any Information desired in
regard to price of machine. &c, eau be
obtained of d. NJ. Foster. Canton Point.
There was fine shower last night.
10th. and the lace of the earth presents a
beautiful appearance. Last remnant Of
snow bank seen from Canlo1 Point. June
18th. on east side of 'Trask' mountain in
open field
+. Child has recently sold to parties at
Livermore Falls. a portion of timber on
his farm for the snug little sum of $2,750.
This i quite an item for u small farmer.
This only takes the pine down to IS inches
At stump, leaving him quite n large lot of
saplings. Henlocks are to be cut AT Is
inches al stump. as learn. We have in
town few more lots left. some of which
are estimated n, $500. 900 or more
Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24

it affords rae great pleasure TO bear
testimony to the benefits have received
from using Fellows Compound Syrup OF
IIypuphosphites. [ have recommended
il TO many OF my friends aad it has PROV
ed an excellent curative Tor nervousness
and general debility.
1t is also Il lirst-cas3 tonic, enables u
person to take on flesh rapidly, and Is
Tree from the coustipating effects charac
teristic OF other tones have triod.
HENRY JOHNSTON.
Montreal.
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Newspaper Decisions.

49,, uerson whe takes = paper regularly
. a. Aes-,vhes ker directed 10 hls ssnle Or
IN iuS, or shsther he has subscribed OF not
i1l '-ss,n-ibls for the pas meat.
r' n !. p.rsOs orders his paper discontinued, he
an srrearages, or the psblisher MAY
- 10 send it until payment l. made, anu col
.llp-', .bels amount, whether the paper Is taken
~ ~ .orrts have decided that refusing 20 take
l',,srs and periodicals. nom tbs post once o.
,Llsr AMI leaving them uaealled Tor - FTihao
~, .rySanos of Intentional traud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24
OUR TABLE.

The July Magazines sIs fresh and entertain
-- sll suited 10 the wants Of the various readers.
Nv have received,
Scribner's Monthly, New York.
Lell's Magazine, Philadelphia.
The Nursery, Boston.
The Christian Weekly, comes regularly and
e t.I ,t excellent reading and beautiful Nus
,l...r-.
The American Homes, for June, is also re-
-- vel.
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LIVE OAK !

This horse was raised in upper Canada; Was
sired by Old Live Oak-dam full blood 81. Law
renee This horse stand. 81 hands bigh; IS eleven
years old this grass; l. beautiful red rh0ne col
or; his average weight is S0Pounds Is compact
" built; and for speed, dociIty and endurance
cannot be excelled In the State. This horse has y
record In which lac won race In Montreal ID ~
The reputation OF this horse - too well known 10
this vicinity 10 need any further comments. lie
will stand 1T the stable Of the subseFDeTs TOT te
Improvement Of stock.
Terms $40 TO warrant; 80 single service
All casualties at the risk OF patrons. All mares
considered with foal If disposed of before tie
usual time vi loalIug. Colts Will be holden Tor
service OF he horse In all cases.
CROOkER a THAYER.
NnrwnY. Nav -. ls.9. l.3-fm
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Bethel Items.

Rev. j. Z. Fullerton declines the call
from the First Congregational church in
Bethel.
Rev. Webster Woodbury. of Skow-
hogan. is recovering from fever with
which he has been sick at his fathers
house in Bethel
Mr.. Livermore, student at Andover
Seminary is to preach next Sabbath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24

-a Denmark. Juae O. Jonathan Alexander aged
4.-tlt ~ wears
in Sweden. Juue ID, ot consumption. Mr. a
E9-u> ho-mer, AGED p wears, moths, Il DAYS
To Hiram, MAY ., OF heart disease, HarOld. only
sou ot James l. 5ud Lucyvtis Hill, Sged n mouths
Ia dcthuen, Macs June IL. Mr. Edwin Griffin
aged lj years.
ln Paris, June %, Nr. Elisha Yates, aged "a
N Paris, June 20 Mrs. Jane wife OF William
Daniels, ESQ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24

CoUGu. WORN victims whose lungs are
racked and torn with paroxysms that
threaten to choke you, all that you have
to do is TO take Hale'S Honey Of HOre-
hound and Tar. y rapid cure is certain.
Criltenton's, Z 9th Avenue. Sold by all
Druggists.
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Mail Arrangements.


-p..rland and Boston,at n - a. NJ. aud ? 50
~ latter mail arriving In Portland az ; %
2. es,i worning. RI, ..s.,cr
INV 20 20 4. Nj, aud for the western
fis County, Tuesdays, Thursdays ssa
-I. s-. Via N.sEav. al same time.
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- u oNnrl -.
Ina Memory OF Dea. NATHAN TWITCH-
I'll. OF Bethel, Who Died June II. 1874.
/ l v Z )

D, Memory OF Dea. NATHAN TWITCH
Ell. OF Bethel, Who Died Jnns II. 1874
Beneath June skies and genial sun
liver SO peacefully sleeping,
Drr father rests.-his work well done
our .orrJ~ and tcars uuhccliDg.
,.,l lis grave sweet flowers viii bloom,
Tai Era. - wave. and clover;
s1dh, Will rejoice IN his narrow room
That the turmoil OF life Is over.
>scctiy tbs happy birds will sing,
10 the peaceful groves surrounding;
I,a, his ears arc deaf to the throb and din
&C thc busy world around him.
WHY 10 we speak Of Tie dear dead form.
uc ,hose We ,ove, as sleeping.
Administering spirits or they come.
To calm out hearts Wild beating
I. soothe with the touch Of loving hand
T4e throbbing brain-sO weary
a.. l.i our heart from The graves drear laud
To thc heavenly mansions CHEEKY.
MATTE MOORE.
yv,.l.l. .0u. u. c.. June IA, So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24

Our Franklin Plantation correspond
eut send, Us the following historical
items: Hebron, Plantation named Shcp.
ard>held, in honor OF the original propIie-
tor Incorporated 18th town. March g,
1872, and named from Scripture. lie
brou Academy incorporated lSoi.-Lor-
ell, settlement commenced 1879; part
OF Pequawket country. Incorporated
Nov. 10. 1900 and embraced Sweden
Mason, settled 1896 Incorporated Feb.
3. 1913. Included in he Fry eburg Acade-
my grant and Bachelors grant.-Now-
~. formerly plantation Of Sudbury.
Canada. also once called Bostwick. sat
tied 1871 by Benz. Barker and brothers
from Methuen, Mass. aud Ithicl Smith.
oil Cape Elizabeth; Incorporated june
Is. lS09.-Norway. first settled in 1856.
Before incorporation called Rust in
hornor of Capt. Rust. a large proprietor;
incorporated March 9. 1797.-Oxiord.
OtCo Cs1iIcu iiCoioH lhSOl POialou 3'S-'
Divided and Oxford incor porated Feb. y,
1929. --PoIter. formerly called Porter
field plantation. Settled about 1871 and
named for Dr. Aaron Porter, Of Bidde.
ford. Incorporated Feb 20. lSO7.-Rox-
bury, once called No. Z. Incorporated
March Il, lSS5.-Stow. part of the
Pequawket tract. First settled l77O. In
corporated in lSS4.-Sloneham; incor-
porated in 1S34.-Sweden, formed part
of grant made TO Capt. Lovewell's com.
pany by the Commonwealth of Msssa.
chusetts for services In the Indian war
First settlement 1894. Incorporated in
1918 Upton, formerly Letter u. Planta'
ton. Incorporated lS60.-Waterford.
settled 1875. by David McWaine. In
cOrporated Jan. 1877.
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Merico Items.

The farmers of Mexico and vicinity.
have just completed large cheese facto.
~ at Mexico Corner. which will start ms
soon as the machinery which is expected
daily, arrives from New York. This
company. with Sewell Goff. Esq. rs its
hacker. have erected fine three story
building % by 80. aud so feet posted.
The first floor will contain the machinery.
and the second and third floors will be
used as dry rooms. When running it
will require the milk OF 250 COWS, and
will manufacture 500 pounds daily. 1t
WAS built by Mr.. c. d. Marble OF Dix
field. who also built the one in Dixtield.
1t speaks well for its builder, who is an able
contractor Mr.. Gor. one Of the princi.
pal owners in he DiNfeld n we'll as in
the Mexico cheese factory. owns fine
farm on Swift river, and he informs Us
that he has a moving interyale ol from
- 90 "a 100 acres in one piece from which
hc cut, very large amount Of hay
L-..s'.a Ga-ctt.
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..-, Portland and Boston, at 1850 \. VI. sad
...r.M ....., -,.,,,, ,.e.p N
Norway lul ,le western part of The County
b. NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24

CaStoria j. more than substitute for Castor
on u b. the only sdfs article in existence which
is certain 60 as-im.laty the i0oi, iItc the bow
cl. cure winl.eolic and produce natural -.crp. II
contains neither minerals. morphine or alcohol
and I- pleasant Go take. children need not ciy,
Nut mothers may rest .cr'l .--i-.h
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BORN.

-. Hiram. June I3. 20 the wife OF Lafayette
'..'.r-. a daughter.
Oh. "e-, Peru, FEB =. 20 the ai1r OF 3. B. Wy.
-.. SOB EibrlEc Han
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The Undeveloped West;

Ere Years ia the Territories.
he.as a description of that vast region between
.ie " IS ssippi sud Pacific. IL Resources, Gil
os.e, Inhabitants Natural CUriOsities, etc, etc
life aud adventure on Prairies, Mountains, and
- Pacific Coast with "a Illustrations from
.- SIual sketches aud photo graphic views OF the
emery, Cities, Lands, Mines People and Gu
ro.Iies Of the great West
By j. II. BEADLE,
Western Core ondcut Of the Cincinnati Com
-sr. .al. and Author o. "Life "A LtdA,' &c
I-- shove valuable work. puOhshed by the
>s-aal Publishing Co., should be carefully read
b, every person who tsiHls Of going West, as Il
c.-'..l- ig-t The Information he needs When
'1-- reliable work as this is 10 ne market, there
s - excuse fl- ignorance regarding our vast,
y-..,t.. and "Undeyelepel W5-,."
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A Irnc eopY-atte.t.m. Z. DAyIs, Kegi.ter

OXFORD, s. AT a Court Of Probate held at
Paris. within and for said County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday OF June 4. ID. 1873
vi :. faTWCll 90 al. minor children and heir Ot
Addison Farwell late ct Canton In said County,
having presented her fnal account Of guardian
ship OF said wards for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of th.
ordc- 10 be published three weeks .uccesely in the
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
In said County on the third tuesday Of july next
at O'Clock in the forenoon aud .hcw Cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
A. IL. WALKER, Judge.
A trur cOpY-ntt-st: II. G. Davis, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24

There is no pain which Ccutaur Liniment VII
lameness which it will NO, cure. This is strong
language but it is true. Where tho parts arc net
gene. It's effects are marvellous. II has prOdnced
more cures OF rheumatism, neuralgia lockJaw
palsy, .pralps, dwellings, caked.breasts, sealds
burns, salt-rheum, r.ache, &c, upon the human
frame, and Of strains, spawn, gals, Sc. upon
animals in one year, than have all other remidies
since the world began. 1, il 4 oounterirritant, an
sll.hcaling pain relievor. CrPPles throw away
their crutchei the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without scar II Is no humbug. The recipe is
article ever before sold aud il sells because 1t does
Just what II pretends TO do Those who now suffer
IRON rheumatism. pain or swelling, deserve TO
suffer IL they will not use Ccntaur Liniment.-
More than 1910 certificates of remarkable cures,
including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt
running tumOr-, &c have been received Wewil
send Il circular containing certificate, the recipe
SC, gratis, to any one requesting it. ono bottle
OF the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned OF swconicd
horses aud mules, or FOR scrcw-worm in sheep.
stock-owucrs-,his liniment IL worth your aiicn
ton. No family should be withou; Cen,aur Ln..
meui J. Il. ROSE Co, New York.
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true copy-attc.t: ii. {. DAVIS, Regis

OXFORD, ss:-At a Court of Probate held IT
Fryeburg within and for the County Of Oxford,
on The third Tuesday OF June ID. 1873,
~ GORGE W. SHAW Guardian Of Henry VI.
" Shaw minor child and heir Of Francis
shaw late of Peru IN SAID County, having present
Ell his second account of guardianship of said
ward for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy of this
order TO published three weeks successfully In this
oxford Democrat printed NJ Paris, that they may
appear nj Probate Court To be held az Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday OF July next.
~ o'clock In the forenoon and shcw cause II any
thcy have why the same should not be allowed
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
4 Lrmn any aIte.l Ii q 1--WE. l,api-ier.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice That
he has been duly appointed by the Hon Judge o.
Probate for the County of Oxford and assumed the
trust of Administrator Of the estate OF
MARY A. SWAN late of GHead
In said County deceased hy giving bond as the law
directs he therefore requests all persons VINO are
indebted to the estate Of said deceased to make I'M
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same 10 -
PINKNEY BURNHAM.
lima on lA-l
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OXFORD, Sat a Court Of Probate held NJ
Paris within and for the County Of Oxford
ON the third Tuesday Of June, A. ID. fs73,
ON the petition OF INEVITABLE X. BRIGGS
" widow of Samuel Briggs late of Paris in said
County deceased, praying for an allowance out OF
the personal estate Of her late husband:
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice
TO all persons interested by causing O copy Of this
order 20 be published three weeks in tho
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at Probate Court 10 be held At Paris
Ia said County on the third Tuesday Of July next
at 9 O'Clock In the forenoon and show cause If any
they have why the same should not be granted.
a. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true couy-attc1t: II. &. DAVIS, Register
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June l., 1873

THE subscribers hereby give public notice that
they have been duly appointed 10y the Hon Judge OF
Probate for the County ot Oxford and assumed the
trust of Executors of the last viii and Testament OF
CYPRIAN HALL late OF Paris
in said CONT, DECEASED by giving bond the Law
directs they therefore request all persons W mo are
indebted to The estate of said deceased to make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same 10
JOSEPH and ABlJAH I. HALL.
Lao IN ts-9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-24

Teeth like orient pearls set in cushions OF
rose,
A bl cath like tho perfume the toilet be-
Slows;
| These are charms to win hearts when all
other charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without Sozo
nnNT's MD.
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OXFORD, s. AT Court Of Probate held at
Paris within aud for the County Of oxford
on the third Tuesday of June A. ID. 1879,
ON the petitisn OF BENJAMIN HEALD Adj
" ministrator sf the estate Of Levi L. MeAllis.
late Of Lowell for license TO sell and convey all
the real o.tRts belonging TO said estate:
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice TO
all persons Interested by causing an abstract OF said
petition with this order thereon TO DO published
three weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat
printed at Psrs, that they may appear At Probate
Court TO be held 1T Paris In said County on the
third Tuesday of July next Mt o'clock In the
forenoon and shew cause II any they have why the
same should not be granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
A trno rnnr-Lftesl III @ DANIa KeyIsier-
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice thai
she has bceu duly apponied by the Hon. Judge of
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust OF Rxecutrx of the lat VIII and Testament OF
DANIEL III. WARREN late Of LOvel
in said County deceased by giving bond a. The In"
directs she therefore requests all persons VINO are
indebted to the Of said deceased TO make IN
mediate payment and those who have any deinahds
thereon to exhibit the same to
ANGIE WARREN.
-
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An Act Of Cruelty.

Chapped hands and face are the most
serious snnoyances that farmers, and
people who labor much out of doors. OK
perience from exposure. Exposed per
sons. especially children. repeatedly sui
fer intensely from great cracks upon the
hands, that often bleed. Ii is cruel to
allow one self or others to suffer in this
way, when the means oil positive proven
ton are so easy to be had. aud SO cheap
ly, rs To pay ten cents for u cake of Hand
Sapolio. Hand Sapolio i, not only bet
ter than the costilest soap for removing
dirt, but it prevents ehspping. and rem
dcrs the skin soft aud pliable. Sold
everywhere.