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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-02-11
I'uris HiiL Itei,ls.

The weather. irota Tuesday OF hash
week. ~ SATURDAY. WAS mild and the
snOw melted and settled considerably.
During Sunday, a change occurred; u
sharp. biting wind set ia and one oil the
ruldest nights ol the season was again
experienced. The snow is rs solid as
ever, and is good tor March
The Mutual Educational Society meet
ings OF our District school. continue TO
attract large audiences at the Academy
Hal. aud the exercises are well sustained.
The question relative 10 the employment
OF teachers by the School Commit se. was
well discussed, and decided in favor of
The Committee - the appointing power.
I The meeting voted 10 recommend to the
Trustees of Paris Hill Academy the en-.
plol menl OF Mr. G.. X Elder, to teach II
Term in the Academy. the coming Spring.
1t is hoped thai he may be Induced to
leaeh not only one term. but several.
There will be- one more public lyeeum,
next Friday evening. when the WomGD'S
Rights question will be discussed by
adults. The Affirmative is to be sustained
by MesSrs Elder aud L. d. Stacy-,he
negative 10y IL. Z. Hammond and a.
BLACK. Esq An interesting debate will
probably occur. The usual variety ot
intellectual exercises will also be given.
There are two more weeks of school.
The term has been very popular and
profitable one. under the instruction of
Mr Elder and Miss Loltie hammond.
Last Wednesday evening. the Young
people OF this village and from the
WAItcmort District, rritcd in giving
sit Chas X Elder. =, i.o j. teaching our
winter school. n surprise parry There
we've about sixty persons present. The
evening was = cut in i uanncr which i
usual on such occasions. II was very
interesting and enjoy able affair
SoCnBLE AND SING.-Therc will hc
sociablc and stag at The Academy on ncN,
Wednesday evening. FED. l2th. The
carly part ct the evening will DC dcyUtcd
10 singing old familiar tunes, after which
arrangements will be made " allow the
younger portion OF the company Ia play
games A small admission tee OF ten
cents will he charged. Tho money re-
ceired will bo devoted to meeting dc
ticiency in the Singing School fund. Old
and young are invited, and it Is hoped
there will be general turnout All ac.
counts with the School should bo settled
al IhAt time.
AIysh Black. Esq. VIM X. Kimball.
Mrs. ). ID. Weeks aud AIRS +. f. Shaw.
constitute tho Committee OF Arrange
meats.
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4 Centendrian.

Mr. Lancaster Hodges. OF BrowniicId.
Maine. was lO2 years old Jan 3lst. 1873.
/ lie Is an Old bachelor. and mulaito. i,
some i've feet six inches high. and does
not look older than many men OF eighty.
/ five. lie could read and wIi,c until
afflicted with blindness thirty-eight years
ago. preceded by acute pains and dizzi-
ness uesu his eyes. The writer visited
/ him on his lOlSt birth day, and made the
| following memoranda: lie was born in
Danvers, Mass. Jan. 81. l77l. to Ian
caster and Ellis Hodges; his mothers
maiden name WAS Groundsell He had
two sisters. Violet and Florella. and u
brother and sister who died young. lie
worked on itrm in Danvers till 1896.
Nhen he came 10 Brosnlield ia chaiSc
with Benjamin Jacobs TO see farm own
ed hy Mr.. Wellmau. He lived on the
farm with Mr.. Jacobs two years. when
Mr. Timothy Gibson. of Henniker, y.
H.. snapped farms with Mr.. Jacobs. and
Lancaster chose to remain on the farm
/ lie staid in in the Gibson family till lS64
when lac went to live with Moses A.
! Howard. Esq. (whoSe wife WAS GibSOn)
/ where be now resides. He can 90 up
| and down stairs. and has a bed chamber
which he takes care OF. makes his own
/ bed. lie is respectful and polite TO the
family aad strangers. and cOnyerses with
good sense and propriety Ills religious
opinions were Orthodox until some years
since when he joined the Meihodists
. IL has Arrays been an curly riser and
prays twice daily. lie remembers the
Dark Day OF 1880. and recollects that
the hens went TO roOs: ia the forenoon.
He also remembers Gen. Washington
visit 10 Salem. but did not see him.
+ blany year ago four mon from Dam
yers, who had known him there. visited
I him. one ul whom was known 10 be OF
The same age rs he. and his age is other
wise correctly known.
( confess that feeling OF awe and ven
Grafton came over me as heard this blind
old man OF more than hundred years,
in deep strong voice relate thrilling
incident oi the Revolution. Two Young
men named Cook and Reed. who lived
T h1ii mile from his fathers house. snd
whom he had often seen. were killed in
the battle nj Concord. April 70. l17j.and
/ brought home and buried amidst great
excitement. lie distinctly remembered
/ their names and the event Of their burial.
LLEwILLYN A. WADswoRrH.
: Hiram, Jan. 3ls,. 1873.
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OUR TABLE


BaIIou's, for February, Is FUN OF interest, aud
has variety enough to suit al tastes aud ages -
There is story, a dome. Tia u,lc, lovers yalu,
poetry, aud other features. TOO numerous 20 mel
ton. This magazine is only $50 a year, anl u
pretty chrome is given to every subscriber
rhomes 4 Talbot, Boston.
The Musical bulletin, for January, Is ~
eeivcd, aud contains art illustrations and music J
reading OF interest, beside some line musir-''s'i'
Yer Threads among the Gold" and "song OF
Spring. 81 so per annum-New York.
The chronological Journal, for February
is fresh and vigorous containing articles OF value
and illustrated sketches upon great variety "i
subjects II IS wen Illustrated, AMI is quite
readable magazine. a new chrome Is offered to
all new subscribers, who will send 81 cts eNtrs'
tor postage aud mounting. ;. L. Wells, y. York
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BrHnllt'S Pond.

The Bryant'S Pond Dramatic Club con.
sisIing of twenty amateurs, gave spleu.
did entertainment at the Ba plist Church.
last Friday evening, TO IN OVERLOOKING
house. The performances were very
ereditable, and Nick OF the Woods" has
been represented by professional actors
in theatres, much less deserving of praise.
All carried their parts tcsH, and some of
the most prominent characters were dc.
serving of special commentator.
They intend TO perform at other places.
where they will no doubt be well re-
ceiycd
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sozodont,

This word. which has been staring
everybody in the face for the past few
years and is now getting into nearly
every body's is preparation for cleans.
ing. identifying and preserving the teeth,
sweetening the breath. and arresting the
progress of decay.
Spalding's Glue. up TO the sticking
point.
DO NOT MADLY RISK CONSUMPTION
when u few drops of Hale's Honey Of
HOrehOHnd aRa 4a,. will inevitably cure
coughs. colds, catarrh, influenza, and
every other ailment leading 10 that aw.
lul malady. Crittenton's, Z 9th Avenue.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Newspaper Decisions.

4 Any persOh sho takes pSpsr regularly
iran the Oface-phctheT directed o. lila name or
znothcV's, setticr he hNs Sub-. tesl "a -ss-
d respOusiblc i0r The Saymcut.
:. II person 0r'icrs HE paper disos- linued -
must pay all arTVgrages. ~ the puNli.icf ui.s
c1utinUe ~ sgu, it uugl payment Is inatir, aud c
cei taS " hole amount. Ecthvr The pApsF t.A,tt
ON the Oi1cc OF not
:. The courts have decided that refusing 10 tsL.
newspapers and periodicals. nom The post Office
rcmOying aud leaving them uneallod III l. l,riasa
fIcie ~ idCuce u Intentional fraud.
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Rec Nh Do,rn's Elirir!

/ When Tue chilling winds OF winter
/ Howl amid the leallesS branches,
When from on the North the Storm King
Marches with his snowy banners
With his white and gltcniu. bRnners.-
And with fierce and sudden conquest
Laws all summer dead before him:
Every flower and every lcafet
He Jays stark and dead before him;
An" the singing birds OF summer
Fly away from all the Northland,
Where the air seems lull of Arrows
Full of sharp and singing arrows
| That will pierce u, it we venture
But TO step outside the doorway,
Then Consumption. fell destroyer.
SHllicS forth TO seek his victims.
Coughs and colds are his torerunncrs,
Marking where success i easy;
And. where these are not resisted.
But allowed to hold possession.
There Consumption, gaunt and CHASTITY
Soon will make his dread appearance.
And will seize his haplcSS victims
Would you have q sure protection
From this foe so justly dreaded?
\ protection so uniailing
That you need not tear his visits
60 and buy some DOWNS ELINIR,
Some real y. II. Downs Elixir;
Made of all mos, healing Baisams
Found ia all the Northern forests
Balsams of the Pine aud Fir trees:
Made in Bun lington-a City
Standing near the Champlain waters;
At one bundled twcuty.seven.
Very near the head of Church Street,
BY the firm OF HENRY ~ JOHNSON
Medicine men. well known to many:
And for sale at every Drug Store.
lis safe and sure protection.
Go aud buy it. and be happy.
For Sale by
q. *. WILEY, ApOthccary,
AND DEALER IL
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PANTS, OILS, VAR
hlShES. BRUSHES AND DYE SrUFFS
Books, Stationery & Paper Hanglngs,
Fancy Goods, Perfsmery, Toilet articles &C.,
JAMES BETHEL HILL, ME. 2m
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DIED.

IN West Pom, jan 26 Louisa \. WILSON, laugh.
tea OF v. Robinson, Of Liycnnore, -.cd ~ y'rs,
u months. : days
In Paris, Feb. 8, Luciua r,,ilc he'll, aged vi.
Funeral w edncsda 4. NJ, no the residence Of
n. = TWitChrll.
In Hiram, Jan 2tJh II Typhoid irVsr, Mr..
Magy Davis, wife ni Ezra DINi-, eft Porter. aged
= ycars, months
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For Mems and Boys U'ear

Our winter stock. consisting OF Over
Coats, Suits. Woolens by the yard.
Hats. Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods,
we shall offer for GO days at Gredt Bar.
gum, ~ ,s,iuce s,Gos. Call and soc.
RICHARDS Il MERRILL.
% Lisbon ST. Lyceum Hall Building.
lan2S 4w LEWISTON. ME.
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VI Red.

Ia West sumner. Feb I, by II. :. Coburu, Esl.,
NJ. Willard Dnnn, oi IlOUghton, Mass, and Ar..
Ella NJ. Morrill,, OF Sumner
In StOnSham, Feb. ?, by sumner Evans, ESD,
NJ Wesley Adams AMI Miss Eunicc Nc All-ier,
both Of StOucham
~ Norway Jan. %. Wallace G.. Everett. OF Paris,
and Lizzie ; Burns. Of oxford.
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1indOUer Items.

The Pair in the Town Hall lash week
Tor the benefit of the NJ. f. Church was
grand success. the proceeds being $751;.
49, The singing and talking and tab
leau.ing did much credit 10 the young
folks. Alter tho auction up stairs. nice
oySler.stew and other refreshments were
ssryed down stairs, and all seemed filed.
|hs following officers elect Of Crystal
Fountain Lodge, I. o Of G. T.. were in
stalled las, Tuesday evening: Elbridge
Poor, w. {. +; Evils W. Moorhead. w.
V. r. Alfred Poor, ". S.; Marx T.
Newton, w. A. $ Charles A. Merrill.
W +. s.; Elisha +. Beden, W. T.; Cy-
rus B. Seliew. W NJ. Henry L. Poor. W.
d. VI. Rev. Ira Spngue. W. c.; Lucia
Smith. " r. H. 5 Hannah Harrington.
w. l.. II. 5. Sarah Jordan. w. |. 6. +;
Herbert lii,liar. W. o. G.
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Dental Notice !

DIR. GEO. NJ. TwITCHFLL,
Ia, Be covered his health, sufficiently to enable
him '6rcsume business, would inform the public
that he may be found at his ofice, over the Poe
ONCE, Bethel, Maine, ready TO attend to ALI. lie
string the services OF Dentist, either for Filllne
and extracting natural teeth, or the inrertion Of
artificial teeth. Having all the now instruments
amt improvements. he hopes, by careful apPliea
ton, o. merit continuance Of the patronage ho
has received In years past.
Uethel, October 18th lsT2
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TuE PUREsT AND SWEETEST Con LIVER on ia
Hazard and Caswells made on the sea shore, from
fresh, selected livers, by CAswELI., HAZARD 4 Co.
New York Il Is absolutely pure and s're<. Pa
clients who have taken prefer to all others.
PLY sicians have decided IL superior to any efthe
other oils In the market. oct26-lsw
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s25 no 500 PER WEEK

made cas-, D., any lady. sOOOO sold in six months.
The ~ 81 .pd selling articles eycr'inventcd for
marie OF .mgle ladies' use.
MOI E1l.tLE CAN 30 WITHOUT THEN.
Durable Elegant, Cheap, aud what has always
been wa, ted, and always Will Profits large
Rights for -ae. Lady Agents can make fortunes.
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BASDASAH MASUFACTURING Co.,
New York 1y ugs
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COW POX VIRUS.

In order TO meet the constantly Increasing de-
maud upon Us for ANIMAL VIRUS, we have estaD'
lished stables for it, propagation upon carefully
selected hoifers. The lymph used Is or tue we'll
known 'Beaugency" stock, and imported by our
selves expressly for this purpose. The establish
ment Is under the care Of competent physician
who will spare no pains 10 produce perfectly RE
LIABLE and PURR article, which We are now pre-
pared to furnish FRIsH DAILY.
We can also furnish to those who prefer IL,
HUMANIZED VIRUS,
from HEALTHY CHILDREN, prepared for NJ by
physicians OF unidentified reliability.
II II II nj 3.
From THE HEIFEH.
10 Large Ivory Points, tlS
Crust OF Primary Formation, 40
FROM HEALTHY INFANTS.
10 Small Ivory Points, slO
Crust from unruptnred Vescicles, 3W
We will warrant every package of points am
every crust giving a fresh supply In case OF ihl-
urc reported in nfieen days for points and thirty
days for crusts.
Orders by mail or telegraph answered by return
mail.
Also, vaccinators and vaccinatng Lancets OF
every desirable kind. -
CODXAy q SHURTLRPP,
Makers q Importers Of gicdl and Dental IH'fTu
nenfs, ID and Is fremont ST., Boston.
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special Notices.
Chase Heirs Meeting.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy O.. lief for Young Men from the ei.
fleets Uf II O.. aRd Abuses 10 carly life, Manhood
restored Nrrsous debility cured. lmpediments
90 marriage, .vmpycd. New method OF treatment
New aud remark ,ble. remedies. BooSs ard Cirn'
lars sent & jn sealed envelope.
Address COWARD ASSOCIATION, No. : so.
lnth St / 'latlelphia Pa. my2S'I2-sn.ly
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Mail Arrangements.
NAILS CLOSE.

FOr Portland and BostOn, At II 45 A. n and : %
=. NJ, The latter mail arriving in Portland al Is
The next morning.
Up mail, Via Grand Trunk, Al , 30 =. n.
For Norway al ;; so \. NJ, and for the western
part OF the County, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud
Saturdays, via Norway. Al same time.
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BORN.

In Canton, Feb. !, 10 the wife OF Mr. / d small
i son; also to the wife OF Mr. 4 G.. staples a
daughter.
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Rawson's Coaches.

Leave the Hin for up trains a. 900 \. NJ. aud
500 r. NJ.
For down train az n IS \. n
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From Portland and Boston, al 10: 81 \. ~. add
4:lsP n.
Down mall, via Grant Trunk, I ~ Z. NJ
Prom Norway ana ths western part OF the County
atl:3O 4. N
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NERVOUSNESS, and AL Arrangements
u the uervOus y stem, are usually CON.
neeted With diseased condition orlhe
blood. Debility Is frequent accom-
paniment The first thing 70 be improved
Is the condition OF the blood This j. AZ
comPlishe'i ~ taking VEGEirNE q isa
aerye medicine, anu possesses 7 control
ing power over The nervous system.
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Paralysis g. DefOrmities

G u Il Il d.
The Orient Springs Health Institute i. locate
near the town Of Amherst, Mass, Cor the treat
mont and cure Of Paralysis 10 all It's forms, Spina
Diseases, Contracted Cords and Limbs, CroOkc'
Feet and Hands, Enlarged Joints, Wry Neck. Csr
vRturcs of the Spine, Hip Diseases, ricketts,, -
vitus Dance, and nil deformilies, Neuralgia lthcH
matism, and all lameness Nervous Diseases ,Gout
Commissions, Diseases OF the Brain, Heart aut
Lungs, Cancers, uy stera etc.
Apply 10 GEORGE W. RHODES, VI. D., Am
hcrst, or r. T.. fANON, Agent for the Institute
No. PembertOu square, Boston. ectl5-3m
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New Advertisements.

Agents ualtydf'Uih The new and startling book The
HrJlI m History, by the author Of God ia
ULEil lii.t0C,' Illustrated Ivy Dore anI Nssi
Endorsed 10y cminca; dvncs. Z y. TREAT,
Pub, S0 broadway, y. Y. iw
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS
~ I,YEG,yyIY UorNu CaNyagsIyG

ROOH for the best and cheapest Family Bible
ever published viii be sent free OF charge a. any
hook agent IL contains nearly 500 ipc Scripture
Illustrations, and agent. are meeting with uuprr-
ccdgnicl success. Address. stating experience.
etc. * We will show yOn what our agents are do
LnE. NAIlNNAL nLELL SILINli 60. phll.. T..
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For Courses n STUDY Rates Of Tuition, or other
Information. or FOR Circulars, E0drd or Rooms,
apply 10 Rev. J. Il WHEELwRIGHr, Rev. 4.
HArCu, X. l. DoILN, +. Z. STONE, DIR. u. u.
SAWYER, AGVN TIERsEN, or
HORATEO u. SWASEY,
Principal. South Paris, Me.
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Clifford's Perfumes sold everywhere.
Jan6.l6w
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DISCOVERED.

The adventure Of most adventurous lie. 4
larsc octaVo volume, splcudidly illustrated Con.
tans incidents Of the wonderful career ct the
Great Traveller. Animal, Native, Hunting, 80.
The best discsted Cyclopcdi1 u African kpOWl-
edge and LINlNGSTONE's Explorations EVER pub
ished. Full account OF How STANLEY FoUSD
LIVINGSTONE. The only book endorsed hy the
Press. send : ior outfit, or write W. FlINI 4
O. IMLLaLcIphiA. "a. VI snrlngNcll. ML-.. ~
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C-E-N-T-A- U-R-!
lear ye the mighty Centaur's tread

~ u ~
Hear ye the mighty Centaur's tread
see the long line OF myriad dead
With hooi OF horse and human head
Rise up AMI -pcak
"Twa- proud olympus gave us birth;
For thousand years VIC r6amed the earth
lat perfumed flowers OF the Century plant, -
Drank liquid from the volcanoes mouth,
slew men and beasts to play our part,
Then restored 10 liic by the Centaurs art:
chased Wild maIcs on the field O! Mars,
Lived ON earth, and .lepi among the stars"
On other mis- .ions now were sent.
r" bless mankind with an emollicni,
OF which the world ne'yr hath dreamt,
Even our CENIAUR LINMENT.
II b~nlshea pains and ali such thngs,
Cures burns and scsld-, poisonous stings-
Rheumatic horrors scares away,
Liniber- -tiG joiat. in = single day.
Poor cripples va their hobJiing way.
Limp in on crutchc.-thcn walk away.
Fear not dumb horses, ;hy friend now speak,
Who'll heal your wound, and make YOU leap
Ten Jars-pdes OF oal' 10 bolt,
And mix about like yondrr colt.
Yellow wrapper is the thing for brules,
White wrapper alone the f4ziily suits.
j p. Lude~ig, vi lIOboken, Y. J., says: "The
Centaur Linmeut has cured me er rheumatism
aftei intense suffering for five years
IL tried many remedies for my -Irained ancle
without relief The second bottle OF Centaur Lin
imeut cured Il perfectly" CHAs. Hill, GIG Pine
Street, Phila.
II Marsh, Esq supt Of Adams Express stables
New York, says: "All owners Of horses should
know the Ceutaur Linimrnt. We find il the best
thing ever used in our stables"
. This testimony could he repeated for a month";
II you want TO avoid suffering, just try the Cen
taur Liniinent- sold by all DruggIsts. dec3l2m
j. IL. ROSE a. co 53 broadway, n. Y.
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Mill for Sale.

THE steam Mill, situated in Milton Plantation
OXfopl County, Maine, on good road, only i've
three Year, ago, st q cost Of about 5000, and X
can be bought ut bargain If applied for soon. II
ha- enc OF the best circular saw board machines
in use, and lath machine; birch machine and
other small machinery. Said Mill is in good re-
pair aud Is IN excellent chance for spool iaetory
with plenty Of white birch and poplar lumber
Exempt from taxation for 10 years.
r. FALLEN.
Milton Plantation, July 18th, 1872. II
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Ground Plaster.

We have on hand about
30 TONS GROUND PLASTER,
ready for delivery. Also, A BOLT wHEA1
SCOURER aud ROLLING SCRF ~, nearly NIL
which are in good repair, pullc &c, attached
To any person In want. We will Va great bar
gair IN these mill fixtures.
ANDREWS & DEAN.
West Pari, December g. ls12.
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DIRECTORY.
Masonic Lodqes--Time OF Meeting.

masonic lougee'- ine eI Weetih9'
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, 81 Thursday
of each month
Androscoggin Chapter, No. 3I,Canton, Mon
aday OH or before full moon.
blazing Star, No. 80, Rumford Centre, Wed.
nesday, Of or before the full OF the moon.
Paris Lodge, No. ~, SO. Paris, Tuesday, Oh o
before the full.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 100, Bryanrs Fond I'll
Tuesday of every month
Oriental Star, No. 2I, Livermors, Tuesday,
ON or before full moon.
Bethel, No. %, 2d Thursday OF each month.
Evening Star Lodge, No.lIT Buckheld, Mon
duy on or before full moon.
PItha gorisn, No. IL, FryebuTg, Monday even
Ing of or following the full of the moon.
oxford, Norway, No. IL, Monday OF or HeSt
preceding full moon.
Mount Tir'em, No. 1872 So. Waterford, Tues.
day, on or before the full moon.
Mt. Moriah, No. 80, Denmark, wednesday ~
or before the full moon.
NeIinscot, No. 1oI, Turner, Saturday en- or be-
Delta, No. 1883, Lowell, Thursday or amer ia
moon.
King Hiram, Dixaels. Ne, S,-ThursdaY on
whitney Lodge, No. iG7, Cantor, Thursday
on or before full moon.
Aurora Chapter, No. n, Cornish. Frldyy n.
Oriental Chapter, No. 20, BridgtSn. Thursday
on or brlore full moon.
GOOD TEMPLAns.
PARIS HILL LODGE, No. Is; Paris Hih
Friday evenings.
RisIng Star, Bethel, Friday evenings.
NeIinscot, Buck1eld, Saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave, l.. Buckheld, every Thursday
Evening.
Maple Grsve, West Peru, Saturday exlpinss.
Forest Lake, Center Hariford,sveTy saurday
evening.
InvineibIe, No. 2ss, East sumAor, eveg other
TTday Evenings.
L .. q. Il.
Peauawket Lodge, No. IS, Doowh os.d, meet
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Children cry for Pitchers Castoris

substitute for Castor Oil. II assimiates the food
cures Wind Collie and causes natural sleep. Ii
does not contain morphine, i pleasant to take,
never gripcs and never fails, The best physc
known. dec3l-2m.
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EXPENSE S, so.
BOARD,-s2.7J, $500 aud s3.25 per week
EooM--iuruishtd those " -biug To board them
selves, AZ reasonable rates.
DooKs-larnishcd BY the Principal.
IITrInN-Ls usual.
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MA ~ lid &s1s
THREE MILLION ACRES
Situated ia and near The arkansas Yale!
Finest portion Of Kansas
A FREE PASS To LAND BUYERS.

Eleven years. Credit. seven per cent. Interest
22I per cent. reduction TO settlers who improve