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Field Crops.

James P/Utt-CttSS SupcrWscH0c|"'
For the greatest net yield, on one
farm, per hand. ...............:...'...sl II
For the second greatest yield, on
one farm, per neutrality-suspicious."
rStatemcnt to be submitted show
Ing expenses Of planting, WORK
ing, gathering crop, anu profits
For the greatest net income On
Cotton, one acre.
For tho greatest production OF
Cotton, on five acres, not less
than 1900 lbs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Frr the greatest production OF
Corn, on one acre upland, not
less than 30 bushcls.,,..............
For the greatest production OF
Corn, on one acre bottom land,
not less than so bushels. ........."
For tho greatest production OF
Corn, on five acres upland, not
less than 20 bushels per acre." II
For the greatest production OF
Corn, on five acres bottom land,
not less than 10 bushels per
For the greatest production OF
Wheat, on one acre OF land, not
less than 25 bushels. .............."
For the greatest production OF
Wheat, OH FIVE acres OF land, not
less than 20 bushels. ................ Il
For the greatest production OF
Barley, on one acre OF land, not
less than 10 bushels.
For tho greatest production of
Rye, on one acre of land, not
less than Is bushels. ..................
For tho greatest production OF
Potatoes on onc-half acre OF
land. .........................
For the greatest yield OF IRISH
Potatoes on onc-half acre OF
laud. ...........
For the best bushel of White and
Yellow Corn, each ......:..........
For the best bushel White and
Red Wheat, each.................."
For the best bushel Oats, White,
Red, and Black, each..............
For the best bushel Rye and Bar
ley, each........................:.....
For the best bushel Of Field Peas.
For the best bushel Of Sweet Po-
tatOcS......... ..........'..... ......:.....'
For the best bushel of Irish Pota-
| toes. ..................'..'''
Weight Of bushcl, struck meas
ure, to be given and to be con-
sidered by Committee
For the best bushel Of Ground
| IcaS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
For the BEST bushcl of Turnips,
any kind. ...........................
For the best bushcl of Ruta Baga
Turnlps......... .........:::.......:...
For the best sack Of Flour, l0O
| lbs. .........'.........'..
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Native Wines, Apples, &c.

Best bottle of Grape Wine ........ S
I" bottle of Blackberry Wine,
bottle &c Muscadine Wine,
L" specimen Table Apples, one
dozen as a sample, ............
drum Of Native Figs, .........
1" specimen of Pears, half doz.
specimen Of Grapes-half
dozen punches, ..................
Scuppernongs ....................
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-10
Notice Of Foreclosure.

VITHEREAS II. W. Hutchiss OF Eat LiV,rmors
w ~ the County or LndrO,coggln and state Of
Maine and Il r. Lane Of Jay IA the Comfy "
Franklin in said state, BY their mortgage deed
dated September ~, 1870 recorded Ia oxford Reg
istrv Of Deeds Book i5s Pages 25g-aIy conveyed
tn us Ezekiel +. Merrill aud Charles !. Ncshall
both OF AndOyrr County Of oxford state OF Naive,
the following described real estate situated in said
County Of oxford, to wit: the same being AndOVer
North Surplus excepting and rescrSing out % TIE
same the following parcels, 10 VIII: I've hundred
acre- belonging TO Ben. AMIN I Ns~ tuu, Two hun
,Irsd to sophia Morton: one husdred aud INV
acres now occupied 10y David morse; two hun.
drcd acres now occupied by NOses Roberts two
lots OF one hundred acres each, known - tho
John small lots all the Henry W. Dunn isrm.
ich NAV fail into thc -aid North surplus. all
tho ~toClarl and Martin lJts, b,lu. Two 81 llI
acre each, should they tall into said North IN
dover ipius, and another lot VI land boz. W the
Moody Brook, which D. reserved 60 LlhriI.r Poor,
enough 10 amount o. hrec hundred sud hlty dol
lar- 10 be nppTi-rd by ". n. Talbot NHd =. J..
Merrill, also sixteen lots Land q tHo r<ns"s from
AndOyer line North and lying ea,t II the line That
runs between lots number . and 20 and - anl -
aud running on the North line Of y Eastcr.y ~
accordm. 90 Wilson plan, also 20 much - lies
North Of tho public lott from the No. a corner Vi
ID, = straight ir Ea,terly to the > W. corner Of
49, also reserying al public land, in aid surplus,
meaning all of laid Andsyrr North surplus not
above reserved. which The s;.Ii iIst,hius Lane
had by deed from laid Merrill 4 Ncshall BEARING
date the twentieth day cf september \. ID. ls.U,
TO secure the pas meut VI certain notr- ~ hand
therein dcsCIibrd-\0w, therefore, thc condition..
OF said mortgage having brvn broken Nc. ttie r~id
Ezekiel l.. Merrill and Charlie, . N,Whall claim 90
foreclo,c the same and give this ls'irs f'l shat
purpose. J. +. MERRILL
CHARLES NEWIiAll..
Audnyrr Ne Nav -, l>.3 juu3
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Management Of Cattle.

A Massachusetts farmer says on this
subject:
My cattle ike my company. Whom
in the pasture they will follow me until l
leave the lot; and rs general lule they
come mp to the barn-yard every night
about sunset and in their way call for q
lock Of hay. Though l give them all
they want they take but few mOuth(ulS,
which satisfies them, AID am confident
it does them q good deal OF good. 1t
keeps their bowels regular and they
thrive we'll and are happy. They do
much better than they did when chang
ed pastures once = week. for now they
have change OF TODD every day instead
OF once q week Cattle need Kindness
and they pay well Tor il. can handle
my steers and others Is please. They
will come up TO me while am milking
and invite me to play with laem. The
time think Is not lar distant ~ hcn soiiius
cattle will be The most profitable where
most OF the farm can be cultivated.
Provide small 10, tor them to run in,
feed green fodder. save sail the manure,
and our farms will grow richer
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A correspondent. OF the Iowa Home
stead finds wood ashes. alter fifteen years
use, to be worth dollar per bushel for
dressing fruit trees. Some years ago 4
nurseryman OF Ontario County New York
informed Us that good drcSsin. OF ashes
had doubled the growth OF his Young pear
trees, as compared with the growth of
trees without ashes Other, have made
as favorable reports lel Che results
vary in different localities aud soils We
have applied ashes to youn. pear trees
in the same WAY precisely - the nursery
man Just stated, with uo visible result
While, therefore, they are generally more
or less useful. the benefit must be deter
mined by trial in each locality.
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outside will be at least two inches lower

outside viii be at least two inches lower
than the middle. A mistake sometimes
ocurs by grading the cellar bottom IN
such manner that the centre will be
two or three inches lower than the out
side When this is the case, should wa.
Ter enter from the outside, il viii flow
directly toward tho middle. 4 straight
edged board should he placed frequent
Ia ON each Tow Of stones rs they are be
ING rammed, 50 that the upper sides may
be in line with each other. After the
stones are laid and we'll ramncd down,
place = few boards on the pavement 10
walk on; then make grouting ot clean
sand and water lime. or RoSendaie c.
meul, and pour it on the stones until all
the iutersiiccS are filled. As soon rs the
grouting has set. spread u layer OF good
cement mortar one inch over The top OF
the pavement, and Irowel the surface of
smoothly. In order to spread the NOR
tar true aud even on the surface, lay IN
inch board one foot from the wall, on the
face OF tn, pavement. stand on the board,
and nh the space with mortar even with
the top OF the board; alter which. move
the board one foot, till the space with
mortar. and trowel itot smoothly. Such
a floor will cost less than board floor,
and will endure as long as the super
structure is kept in repair.
A floor made in the foregoing manner
on the ground in the basement oil barn,
a piggery, ora stable, would be rat proof,
and would be found cheaper and more
serviceable than q plank floor. The
work should be done in the former part
OF the growing season, so that the &C.
meut may have sufficient time to become
dry and hard before cold weaIher.-Ia-
a,lStridl Monthly.
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agricultural,
Hoo q Little Land tciit Keep a
Cor.

Onthc iirsl day of June last year /
commenced cutting clover FOR ne COW
e.. aimed in "a yard enclosed by n high
rsht board fence. with stable attached
in which she had been ted. She had no
Iced but freshly cut clover from the nrst
ol June to the fifteenth OF October, and
all taken from one-f fourth OF an acre OF
ground. She has averaged eighteen
quarts OF strained milk per day. from
which my vile has made eighteen pounds
oil butter per week, during the four and
"a half months. The COW Is hve years
old. and a cross OF the Ayrshire and
Durham.
She has given more milk, more litter,
and Of better quality, than she has
ever done ON pastare. On oue-eight OF
an acre have raised 100 bushels OF
sugar beetS and carrots, which with two
tons OF hay will keep her handsomely
during the balance OF the year. The
labor OF cutting clover for the COW Is
less than the driving her three-iourths OF
mile to pasture; besides, the manure
saved is quite an item. In the dairy dis
tricls, the usual estimate is Tour acres TO
the COW. on hay aud pasture system,
whereas by soiling and raising roots i've
eiShtS of an acre is found 10 DC sufficient.
I will state further what | believe from
nearly thirty years experience Is true,
that there is nc crop so valuable tor SOIL
ing a. clover. no crop 80 many pounds
OF which. and OF equal value for milk
aud butter. can be prodGced nom an
acre Of ground. Sweet corn Is good
crop Tor late feeding where clover will
not grow, but not profitable tor winter
feeding. 49, ErchdRQC.
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Tobacco under Control.

Take the use of tobacco. tor instance.
/ will not enter into the mooted questions,
why il Is that tobacco has entered -
largely into the life Us well OF the civil.
lied as of the savage race Of the world.
have no question that il is Il great lux
ury. and that. in extreme cases. in may
be a necessary sedativc. None the less
is the appetite tor tobacco IN appetite
which man wants L. have under con-
trol. lie wants therefore. to know if il
is his master OF his slave That is the
reason why be owes II to his own royalty
To cut of AT certain regular periods,
resOlutely and absolutely. 10 see If lie
can DO without n without whimpering OF
finehing. His condition Is, it il true,
not unlike that Of the Freuchmau at the
Savings bank. When they gave him
his money, he said. ''Ah. il YOU have
got it, do not want it, asked Tor j,
because was afraid you had not got it. q
AANANA kNeC tLlI INhNs HtNauNt u Ms II
able to be called on by such people for
their money. Ii YOU find, my dear
Raleigh. that your hour after dinner is
wretehed, now that you have cut off
your cigar, that you abuse your children.
and scold your wife, it is because you
were becoming the slave OF an appetite.
1t is certainly high time that YOU pro
claimed independence. You Mi never
compass what man has 10 compass in
life, until you have mastered this little
devil, got your foot on his chest. and
your sword in his throat, a. II Michael
would have his. Ii, ON the other hand.
you 60 through the tobaccoIe>s month
with temper unsullied. and lie a. even
as before, see no objection TO Your TAX.
ing up your Manuel Amores again. and
playing with him as with any other play.
thing till the next time OF testing comes
-[E. Z. Hale in "Oid and New for
June.
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Sale of Public Lands.
STATE OF MAIZE, LAND OFFICE,
Bangor, Nav n. ls73.


NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ townships or tracts of laid, situate in the
County OF Franklin, set apart for sale under the
provisions OF the Revised Statutes, Chapter },
Section 46, VIII he sold a.rerably Ia the direction
of tile Governor and Council, on MONDAY, the
first day Of September next, at u O'Clock noon, Ut
the Land Office IN Bangor. by sealed proposals, TO
he received Ut any time previous TO said time of
sale, no proposals to he received unless ten per
cent. Of the minimum price 10 paid into the Land
OEiss VIII, the proposal
The followin. is a list Of the lands 10 he sold as
aforesaid with the minimum pEoe per acre for
each, viz.
Township number Three, In Range Five west OF
Bingham'. KeUncbsc Purchase, the minimum
price fixed being % cents per acre.
All that part Of township number Three, Range
Six, lying With The limits of the State, the mini
mum price liked therefor being % cents per acre.
All That pant Of township number Two IN Range
Seven, lying within the limits of the state, the min
imnm price fixed therefor being twenty cents per
acre.
Payment 10 he made follows, viz: OnethIrd
OF th0 p4rchlse money in cash, including the ten
per cent. OF the minimum price deposited, and me
balance by votes for three equal sums, payable
annually IA one, two and three years. respectively
with interest and bond with sufficient surety for
the payment of fair stumpage Of all timber 10 be
cut thereon to he applied to the payment of the
notes Deeds to be conditional in the usual form
OF state Deeds. PARKER Il. BURLEIGH,
jun3t.sepl Land Agent,
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STATE OF MAINE.

TO theHonordJle the Justices Of the Supreme Judi
dial Court noefn session at Paris ritkin aud for
the County Of Oxford
TYUNBLY shows Ezra Davis and Maria 4. Coils
IA wife OF John Cole of Potter in said County
and state, that they are seized in fee simple an.
as tenants in common Of and in a certain ip.l q,
fate situated in said Porter, described ~ Ii.i,.
TO wit: LIT numbered nineteen T.. RGnpr sos
town OF Porter,-the said Charles bstts. o".
undivided half Of said lot, Ezra DAVIS OGe n4..i-
yided half of all timber growing on SAID lot, a.'u
Maria A. Cole one undivided half Of saidlOtcNciu.
siye of all timbcr-sad undivided half being deed
ed TO said Maria Cole by said Ezra Davis, saving
and reserying all timber on said undivided half
that they cannot possess, occupy and improve
said parts TO any advantage while the same iic 10
common and undivided as Aforesaid, bgt wholly
lose the profit thereof; wherefore they pray that
notice may issue IN due form OF law anu that shvtr
said parts may be set 0if and assigned - them 10
sevefalty, and your petitioners shall ever pray
By j. l.. FRISK, their Attorney
EZl.A DAVIS.
MARIA \. COLE.
Browuhrd September H. 1873
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SlIeriH's Sale.
OXFORD, So

UNFVkD, ~ =
rT'AKEN on execution in which William ;. VIII
4 liams is creditor and Charles III. Buck IL
debtor i..u,d upon judgment recovered at the
last term of tue Supreme Judicial Court Ter this
County, ON April sd las, all the right ia equity
which said Buck had when tho same was attached
on the original writ in TIN. action and thereafter
on the 3.th dsy Of MAY 1873 all the right In equity
the SAID Buck thes had, TO redeem the following
real estate, 20 wit: the same described IN a merit
gage deed from said Buck TO Ann Williams dated
April lat, 1871 recorded with oxford Records book
100, page POS to which reference may be had for 4
moe full description theresa and unless previous
Is redeemed will be sold % the highest bidder
therefor by public auction on saturday, the hfth
day of July 1873 at two O'Clock in the afternoon,
At the store OF Il. a Chapman & Co, in Bethel the
aforesaid right in equity of redemption To satisfy
said execution and all fees and charges OF sale.
G. l.. BLAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
Nav 3lst. LOS. tl3
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Notice Of ForecIo.urc.

yEVHEgEAS PeScz Z. RrchOrl 81 Nust iu tbs
w County ot AuirO,coggin anal state oi Naiur
by his mortgage decd dated February 2.n', \. u.
1879, recorded In oxford Rcgi,.ry. book Job. page
Jl5, conveyed tn nae. the subscriber, .cer'ain pa
rel Of land situated iu llrhroH, County =. oxford
lnd stats Of Maine beiN. all and d., same prem.
.s-s conveyed 10 George Brown by benjamin
l,cAl. by deed dated july 90 u. lsC!, recorded
in oxford Reg -try, book ~, psge 30 10 which
Heed reference i. had. Hnl by the sid George
Brown conveyed 10 me by dea'i dated May e" i>td
aud whereas the conditions Of said mori.Ag have
bscu broken, hereby claim 10 fsrcrlo.c te same
according 10 the statute-
Dated at Hebron. May 20, 1873.
may97 MARY ANN BROWN
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A Cheap Cellar Bottom,

In sections Of the country where there
IS an abundance Of cobble.stones. collect
a few loads of them about four or five
inches inches in diameter. grade the bot
tom of the cellar. lay the cObbles in
rows, and ram them down one third into
the ground. so that they will not rock
nor De sunk below the line OF The rows
by any suPerincumbent pressure. such
as the weight OF hogshead OF molasses
or q fierce OF vinegar. The bottom of
the cellar should be graded so that the
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

Ems, He e. f pn 5 & 90 s
by his mOrtga. &c deed dated December Is, ISIS and
recorded In Oxford Registry, book 1853, page leo,
conveyed 20 the subscriber, the follow s real
estate 10 wit: all and singular hi- homestead sit.
uatcd at the village of Bryant's Pond in Wood
stock, and being part of lot NO ~ In the west part
of Woodstock. and ben. the same premises deed
eel 20 the by Lydia Frye and John l.. Randall, May
1, lSGs, and recorded in oxford Registry, book ISL
page 3d. Ia which reference is had and whereas
the conditions of said mortgage have been broken,
/ hereby claim To forecose the same according TO
the statutes. CHARLES 7. CHASE.
Dated at Bryant, Pond, May 20, ls;3. -
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Browuaold, september II, 1873.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, - supreme Judieiai Court, March
Term, 4. -. 1877

ONFORD, > supreme Jndielul Court, MaTch
Term, 4. -. ls12
EZRA DAVIS ct al, Petitioners FOR Fauition ".
CHARLES Is. DAVE,
And now it appearing 10 the court tl9t iliS .aid
Dcfrndsnt h not an iuhnbilant 90 this ~iu; and
1s no tenant, agent or attorney thtI dud thai
c has 40 notice Of the pendcncy OF tHi. petition:
Il /. ordered by The Court that the sa' petitioner
notify the said defendant Ofthe peudc#r, uftiis pc.
Iilion los causing attested copy of tls petition
with THE Order OF Court thereon, 10 be Published
three weeks excessively in the oxford Democrat,
a paper printed In Paris In said County, the last
publication 10 be thirty days at least before the
next term OF said Court, 10 be holden at Parir,
aforc said on the third Tuesday of September next,
10 the end that the said defendant may then and
there appear at said Court, and shew cause, il any
he has why the prayer Of said petitioners should
not be granted.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true copy Of petition and Order Of Court there.
on.
Attest: JAMES : WRIGHT. Clerk.
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GETTYSBURG
kataIYSine Water !

|, the nearest approach to a specific ever dise0v.
cred for Dy spepsia Neuralgia, rheumatism { out
Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney and Urinary Diseases
generally. IL restores muscular power 10 the Par.
alytic. IL cures Liver Complaint. Chronic Diar.
rlHH, piles, Constipation, 4 thma, Catarrh, and
Br BChIl.s, all Diseases Of the skin General DE
billy aud Nervous Pro siration from Mental and
Physical Excuses. IL is the greatest antidOte ever
discovered for Excessive Eating or Drinking. II
cOrrects the stomach, promotes Digestion, and lie
lieves the Head almost immediy tely. No household
should he without 1t. For sale by all Druggists
GS-For history of the Springs, i0r medical re-
ports Of the power OF tho water over diseases, for
marvellous cures, and FOR testimonials from dis
tinguishcd men, send for pamphlets. WHITNEY
BROS, General Agent, 291 So Front st.,Phiia PA.
GETTYSBURG SPRING Co. june3
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue Of license from the Hon Judge Of
ID Probate for OXFORD Countw, will be sold az
public auction at the store OF FRYE H. Hutchihs'
ia Hanover, on saturday the 3sth day Of June, A.
D. 1873, at o'clock y. ~, all the real estate be-
longing 20 tho estate Of Joel Howe, late Of Han.
over Aforesaid, consisting OF about thirty acras on
the east side OF the Peabody lot in said town also
about 20 acres in the town of Newry.
CALVIN HOWE, Administrator.
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TME PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
Would inform the public that they continue 20
Manufacturer
Portland Kerosene OIL.

The prevalence of large quantity Of inferior
and dangerous oils III the market, at cheap price
many OF which are little better than SApha it.elf
and the existence Of false report ia regard 20
the PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL, render 70 q matter
of Justice to ourselves well - saiety 10 our cs
toners, that some notice should he taken OF the.e
facts Therefore we again present ~ advertise
mcnt and would call attention a. the high stand
ard OF our OILS. THE REFINED PETROLEUM the
IRE test of which l. III; THE PORTLAND kEKo-
sENE the hrc test Of which h. 10 degrees Fahron-
heil aud often reSchc- considerably higher, alec,
we would say that We are determined % maintain
their long established reputation.
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COMPANY.
We quote from chap. - Il. :. 1874, the title Of
sand capter being Inspection and sale uf Manu-.
featured Articles"
SECT. 81. Every person AID corporation engaged
In manufacturing petroleum, coal oil or burning
huid, shall cause every cssk other vessel there
OF 10 be so Inspected and marked, by sworn In
spector And If any person manufactures or sells
such oil or burning nuid not 50 Inspected and
marked in this State or that has not been 80 in
-pcctcd and marked a. unsafe for Illuminating pur-
poses he shall pGy fne not preceding drchUndred
dollars or be- imprisoned six months 10 the County
iail, upon indictment therefor.
Portland, Ne. April Il, ISIS. my.O-tn
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a4 rrMpIF pTArr. E0sTON. KISS.

"a TEMPLE PLACE, BOSTON, MASS
DR.. Greene has been physician Of tai' inStitu-
ton since it, formation, NOW twcutv-uve wears,
and his success j.. We believe, without parallel
Especial attention given % S."iula, CataUh,
Cancer, Female Complaint. seminal Weak
ness, Dyspepsia, DruF>V F,'- i3f"'i 'is' hheu-
ma;ism. Humors e iLc Blood. Diseases OF the
Skin, Spine. Heart, Kidneys, Neuralgia, and all
Diseases OF the Nervous System, stomach,
Throat. Lungs. and an Chronic Ailments.
DR.. Grccnc'> Medical Pamphlet, descriptive
Of diseases. and their proper treatment, viii be
sent free TO iuyald>, also Treatise ON Dis
eases Of the Hair and Scalp. Address
DIR. r.. u,
3! Temple Place, 5cs.on, Mass.
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HEART CT
x DISEASE
GAM BE CURED
DIR. GRAVES
Heart Regulator
WILL CURE
ANY CASE OF HEART

dIIHO"yH ytttH Hp % NE Btst IHySIcidHs.
We do not hesitate to say it will cure the follow.
ing symptoms, though most of them have been
declared incurable:
PdiPitatioR, Enlargement, SpaSms, OssifcatiOH
or BoBy Formation Of The Heart rheumatism, Gen.
erGl Debility, Eater about the Heart, Sinking Of
the Spirits Pains IA me Side Chest, Df-sfnesS,
Sluggish Circulation Of The Blood and NomeRtary
St0ppdge Of fhe Action or the Heart.
Our agent, on application, will furnish you with
circular, giving full description Of the disease,
and also a number Of testimonials of cures; and
If you would like further proof from the parties,
who have given the testimonials, write them, and
see what they say.
We have sold thousands OF bottles of the Heart
Regulator, and the demand is still increasing. We
are confident we are doing the public benefit and
The price Of the Heart Regulator is ONR DOL
LAR per Bottle, and can be obtained OF our Agent,
~ VI. HAMMOND, Druggist. Paris, VI
innG'-a.lN