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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
AFi.hy Reason for n Change.

The Albany Journal tells the following
story. which is very suggestive Of the
influences at work during the recent can
vass. Gov Dix had been on a brief visi,
10 his country residence at West Hampton
on Long Island. His farm lies near The
eastern extremity OF the great South Bay.
where there was formerly m outlet con-
Meeting il with the ocean, as there is now
at the western extremity. But the action
OF the sea and tho washing in OF the sand
has recently closed this eastern outlet.
and, rs consequence, the fishing on the
bay is NO, SO good As il used 10 be. Dur
ing the visit in question. the Governor
was told by one OF his farm hands of n
conversation with one or two OF the fish
ermen. He asked them how they were
going TO vote. well. one OF them an
ssered. Il hardly know; | like Gov.
Dix; think he is q good Governor; but
times are hard business is dull; nc don't
acreage nolc more hui hllf an cclto a pot
and I don't knoW Dat there hal better be Il
chance :"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
UNITED STATES az AMERICA.
By THE President.
A Proclamation for a Day OF Public
ThanksgivIn. and Praise.

We are reminded by the changing seasons that
10 d, Time % pause IN oar daily vocation and offer
our thanks % Almighty God for the mcrcics and
abundance Of the wear which Is drawing % close.
The blessings OF a free government have coutin.
ueti 20 be voUch~afcl % a. thc earth has respond
cd Oh che labor 90 the hu,baudman, the land has
been free frou pcstilcucc: internal order is being
maintained. and peace with other powers has pre-
ydi.cl 40 Is fitting shat al stated periods We should
cease from our accustomed pursuits and from the
turmoil of our daily lives, and uuite i'm thankful
ness Tor Che blessings ot thC past and the cutiVa
tion 90 kindly feeling, towards each other, NOW,
therefore, /, Ulysses : Grant President OF the
United states, 10 recommend % an citizens 90
assemble in them respective places OF worship on
Uaistay, the 26h DAY Of November next
and expires, their thanks for che mercy and favor
OF thc Alan ,aty Cod and LAYING aside ali political
and 1ll secular occupations. 90 observe such day
~ e duy ct praise
On witness whereof I have herewith set my hand
and caused t1e seal of she United site. 90 be
afhNet. Done 30 Che citv ot 1shiugtOn thi-
the tth j3y oi Octob,r. ia the wear OF oui
lorI. lisa, suJ OF the Independence - the
United states the uiucy-uinth.
L. :. GRANT.
BY The President.
HAMILTON FISH. Secretary Of state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

Pound PARTY Many thanks to tie
good people OF South Palis. and vicinity.
who visited us Unexpectedly at the par
sonage last Wednesday evening. and lett
ms a table lu. Of pound packages. Such
good weight in groceries. &c, we never
received before We wish that everyone
who came might receive just such Il
pounding us was given 20 IL. II any Of
them get short Of raisins, we will divide
with them our nine pounds and halt
May the Lord bless and reward those
who SO kindly remembered ms Signing
myself, one for bath. lam, with thankful
heart, IRA g. SPRAGUE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

\ MURDER.-T North Star learns
that some time the first OF August. a
young man by the name of Boiler. he
longing in Canada, came from VIM,
where he had been al work, having last
winter worked for Mr.. Tratlon OF Masar
dis He had with him something like
three hundred dollars. and was going
home to his parents. lie came to Fort
Kent on his way home. and crossed the
St. John river, intending to 90 to Little
Falls and so home. One SLIDER Outlet
also Canadian. crossed the river with
him and went in his company and arrived
in Canada. This young Boilers father
not hearing from his son. came through
in search Tor him, which resulted in find
ing his body two miles above Little Falls
on the Province eide. with his head badly
broken in with u club, and his money
gone. A good many in passing the
bridge where he was found, saw blood on
the bridge, but nothing was thought oil it
rs no one was missing. but as soon as ii
was known that the young man was
missing. search was made and the body
found. No doubt Outlet knew Boiler
had money. killed him and dragged the
body into the woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Tho Shameful Hoan.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1874.
Several prominent citizens called at the
District Attorneys Office to-day to induce
that official to take The preliminary steps
10 secure the indictment 10y the Grand
Jury oil the proprietor oil the Herald ior
publishing the bogus account OF the
escape OF wild animals from Central Park
menagoIie. and the killing and manning
OF people 10y the wild beasts. According
to law now on the statute books OF the
State OF New York. the Herald proprietor.
if convicted. could be fined and sent to
The Penitentiary for year.
A short time ago publisher OF Sun
day paper was imprisoned and fined Tor
printing aud selling an edition oil his
paper containing n bogus account OF n
railroad disaster. The offence comes
under the head of attempt TO defraud by
obtaining money under false pretences in
selling bogus news.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

DEcALcoMANGA This IS the name ofaconpa p
atiy ey new arr That D, attracting e'Is.ittaulr at.
teutiOn al the present time. 10 consist. JOB tram
ferriug pictures which have been printed upon
paper in high and beautiful collr- 10 ans ub 90
one may wish 20 ornament, such as fans, work
boxes, vases flower pots, articles Of furniture *.
When transferred these pictures look n 10 p1n'.
ed upon the article Ornamenled. and they are
much more attractive aud beautiful than they
would te II painted with brush, unless eNccatel
By very skllful artist; indeed this beautiful art
offers q complete substitute for tGe process Of
hand painting for most purposes. The pictures
embrace great variety Of subjects, such 81 heads,
landscapes, animals, ln.ec.s nQVers comic hg'
ures, &c. The art l. easily acquired aud clildrel
even soon become experts Transferring these
pictures IL q charming pa-time for old OF young
and serves TO cultivate a taste for the beautiful.
We have received RON l.. Patfcn & Co., II Pine
street, New York. who are dealers in transfer pc
lures some handsome samples of their goods
These gentlemen will, for the small snm OF ten
cent? send full instructions in this beautiful art
together with ten handsome samples of the pc.
lures for iitv cents they will send one hundred
attractive pictures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

We have no hostility 10 Mr.. Blaine.
personally. and never had. As q citizen
We accord him an enyiable standing lie
Is liberia! and generous. contributing often
OF his means for worthy objects. In
social and neighborly Intercourse we have
ALWAYS found him genial. and clever
gentleman. entertaining and Instructive
II Is only rs a politician that we are com
pe,.od 10 araign him. Ia bis character
a4d Is q leader OF the party with which
ne is connected. We believe him 10 be a
selfish. INSCRIPTIONS and artlul Cema.
gogUe. engaged IN schemes OF personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, the success OF which
involves the destruction OF good govern.
ment aud the deares. privileges OF The
people.-ExehGHge.
A generous genllemann-an "unscru.
pulous demagogue" and nothing "per.
sonal." Ia the chemistry OF ethics this
specimen OF journalistic science might
be deuominaIed an snlitbe,ic iucompaIi
bili,y; or, for short. o.l and lye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
SleIghing.
Prom Davenport pemoeral.


When We feel inclined TO growl At the approach
OF winter. with it, icy blasts tsnippng frosl- AMI
it, inciemency, we forget one glodon- privilege
which il brings along and which cannot be enjoyel
at any other season When the snow. the bcautI.
fuI snow, has wrapped shroud around each nake
Tree, and spreads carpe, ofpurest white over our
western prairies, then comes the eShIlers,ng, JOS.
Gus, invlgorating sleigh ride over the crisp g-icn.
ing, frozen snow. With spanking team. da,h.
ing cutter, peal Of musical bells, complete ol'.
~ Of turs and wrappers. and a-well never mini
by your side. tell of what summer = Ouidoorea.
joymeut can equal a sleigh ride IN the clear dry
bracing air ofan Iowa morning or moonl ght ngl:
Bat to enjoy this properly your cutter must be uo
heavy, home made affair, Ike the family hcd.tc1l
e., upon runners, but a thing or beauty light set
strong, comfortable a. a parlor rocking chair 10
the se,t, the runners curved into line OF grscc,
and all the citing in harmony and strength. kim
bsITs Celebrated Portland Cutters are just the
thing. When man can refer TO every business
man in his State as his general reference, and %
the whole continent a. his market. be must pro-
duee something ofextraorlinary merit, and this.
Hon. c. p. Kimball. Of Portland Maine does.
He nanufactrrs nine different kinds Of cutter-.
from the business mans or livery. strong, lighi
and durable. either trimmed or not. 20 choice. 70
the new style tfotting sleigh very light high an
elegant, carefully upholstered, land superior 10
anything made In the states Kmball can on,r
every variety In every form astronomical q ste ~
costly elegance. single ssighs, double ,slelZhs.
straight backed, round backed, high Tor 'slxtecn.
hand trolters, and low. lolling, easy poney sleigh,
for the ladies' and children. These cutters vary
In price from ss5 70 ESQ andleach the best Of the
kind. Theylcan beiorderied through The post 81.
Ice, and will be shipped under contract at very
low freight ngurcs. Every sleigh Is warrAnte
and any person intending 70 be thoroughly pre-
pared for the coming snow. should a. once apply
TO Hon. Z. p. KimbalI. Portland, A.ne, Tor an
illustrated price list, that he may choose i0T him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Voice Of The People.

I, IS the business of the people. 10 show
their interest In the questions Of eandi-
dates for Office. II They have arguments
or reasons Tor this OF that man OF this or
that msasure. they should make them
known through the Press. In this way.
individuals lind the best opportunity to
make known their political opinion and
the reasons for them. Under this head,
communications are solicited. II none
are received, it will be understood that
they have no Claims. wishes or measures
to present or discuss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
n,ductlon OF Cotton Production.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nov. 1.-THE
manufacturers committee held meeting
10 day. The chairman announced that
replies TO the circular oil inquiry han been
received from 1874 mills. mostly IN New
England. OF the number all but four or
i've had reduced their production at least
one third. and will continue The reduction
until January Isl, unless forced 10 resume
by the action oil others indi'posed 10 bear
their share of the disadvantage of running
on partial time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
A communication has been receive

A communication has been received
advocating the election of Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin to the L. S. Senate. 1t is headed
Voice of The People" The author has
not disclosed his name. If he will do so
the communication shall be published. A
publisher is entitled always to the real
name of correspondent. but is not ex'
pected 10 make it public without the
writer's consent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Dor the oxford Democrat
Lines on the Dedih III Deacon
Elisha Morse.

Lined higher Llitei higher
our dear friend has Gro sed the trean
Entered 10 his Father, king tom
whercEhclholis are ever green.
Ilftsd hi cher LifteI higher,
On the banks o, tha, n,I ula.n;
There hIs friends, and aEgeis, meet him.
Never more to par! as4is.
lie l. marching TO the city;
There the angels Tor him wait
They are robed In s7otles, giruenii-
A. he holy, heavenly gate.
Lined higher Llned higher
Willie h.s friends he can behold
They reroLed In shining garments,
On their heads are crowns OF gold.
Hes now happy 10 that city,
Where he'll ever more abide;
For his friends, they are now with him,
And his saviour by ls's!le.
LiGed h CHER higher higher!
TIL on lions mount be stands,
Singing praises 10 the Saviour,
saying worthy IS the Lamb.
w.DM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
-,JudOo Robert /. Burbank owns.

Judge Robert l. Burbank owns, at
his white Mountain Stock Farm" in
Sbelburne. n. H., three fine Jersey
heiicrs. whose mothers and grandnlotherS
were all imported. BY law OF Jersey.
no stock can be exported from that Island
under two years OF age. A son one OF
our late Ministers 10 the Court OF 81.
james, purchased three superior Jersey
hcilers, on the Island. and shipped them
to the English side oil the channel two
OF which calved before he could &c SHIP
them for Boston; and The third calvsd
when about halt seas over" The
judges heilcrs are daughters of those
Youngest voyager', which left their
fathers and grandislhers in the "noIher
county,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Newspaper Decisions.

j. ANY person who who takes paper regularly
uom tae Office whether directed 10 his name or
another. -, or whether he has subscribed 0r not
is responsible for the payment.
:. u a ucrson orders his paper discontinued,
ne must pay All 0rrCaragcS. or The Publisher may
continue O. send C until payment Is made, and
collect the whole amount, whether the paper is
taken from the ofice or u0;.
3. The Courts have decided that refusing u take
newspapers and periodicals from the post Office,
or removing and leaving them Uncaled Tor, Is
primo fJcie evidence OF fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

Judge R. |. Burbank advertises his
White Mountain Stock Farm in Shelburne
n H.. in our paper this week. We iu-
tend to visit the farm at some recent date,
and tell our readers what it is doing to
improve the Stock ia Oxford County,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
lIedicai School of lMaine.

The annual announcement OF this
school. Tor 1874, has Just been received.
The next course OF lectures commences
At Brunswick on The 18Th Of February.
There were seventy six students in the
class Of 1874. twenty one of whom grad.
uated with the lille of NJ. d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

From the Minneapolis Independent,
sent US by some friend in that section, we
learn that eggs are selling for eight cents
per dozen; -four. from 81 so TO So. so per
cwt.; butter. 20 cents. Oats. 40 cts,
and other products at equally low prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

Some oil the survivors oil the limo.
cents Abroad" trip. which Mark Twain
has made historic, have an itching tC
repeat the experience next summer. The
price of admission to the Mediterranean
will be $780,. So the grave OF Adam
has fair prospect of getting another
washing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
PLAYED Out yostrums,

VIII Goldfish oil cure a consumptive cough p
No. win opiates NO. Intimidation? MOI!
Can such a cough be cured at all Yes, it can -
ReJectiall these nostrums; they have been weighed
in the balance and found wanting. Try Hdie's
Honey Of Ho' eiound and Tar Thousands upon
thousands are using il. Millions have tried it
So far 1t has never disappointed any man or w.
man who took it for a cough or cold, hOweye.
violent.
PIXIES TooTa-AcHS pRoPs-care in one min
ute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

Miss Hanson was shot dead through
the window. Monday night, the "a inst,
at Bruokfrld. y. H. She was sitting
near her mother. widow, 10y the table
Knitting. her brother had retired to bed.
and little nephew SAT by the table study
ing his lesson. Mr.. Hanson was aroused
by The explosion. The neigh
bors, aud applied restoralives. but no
signs of lite could be discovered. Joseph
Buzzeli, wclI.to do neighboring farmer
has been arrested rs the perpetraIof aud
committed tor Trial AT the April session OF
The Supreme Court nj O,spee. II appears
that Mr.. BIzzell and Miss Hanson had
previously been engaged to he married,
that recently BuZzcll had broken The
engagement aud had married another
lady. that Miss Hanson had commenced
suit Tor breach OF promise. which
caused the fatal tragedy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

The Boston Globe, which has hither-
to championed Senator Hamlin. says
"Hamlin's friends in Maine and Hamlin
himself are greatly distressed at the over.
turn. There is danger that Blaine. now
that he is unseated. will make a push Tor
the United States Senatorship. and if he
does it is all up with The shrewd old far
politician. And then there is fresh
talk again OF Dingley and little of
PeThamn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

An exchange wonders if the Presi.
dent when he issued his proclamation
thought the Thanksgiving turkey would
turn out TO be o democratic rooster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

Ilmt OF EAIht : NOII5 70 N InuIts.
The OXfords have claimed to be the
second club in Oxford county. which claim
they have well sustained. The specified
time for contesting said claiul expiring
Nov. eth, 1874. c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

BASE BALL.--Th las game OF the sea.
son for the OXiords OF Bryant'S Pom J..
was played with Inc Ul!s>oan, OF Hebron
Nov. 1ih, at Bryaut's Pond, resulting as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Tween ihs glOoming AMI tbs nlrk
When the kyc come hameu

The rain fell. and The wind blew, bul
still we enjoyed our idle hugely. There
are many others OF whom would speak
but space forbids. Nil close by saying
how love these =, and mountaics. hills
and pleasant valleys. and how olt shall
think vi this beautiful scenery have So
much enjoyed. and one vi tho biightes
pictures in the chambers Of my soul will
he the grand aud dl>,r.lied scenery oil
dear old East Dixlirld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
A Walking Advertisement.

LIMESTONE SPRINGS {.
DR. z. V PIERCE. Buffalo, y. y
Dear Str-I am a walking advertisement f'r
your Golden Medical Discovery. Purgatiye Pellets
and DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, they having cure
me OF Catarrh OF nine years standing, which Wa
80 bad thar Il dishgured my nose, and while curiu
IL your medicines also cured me Of Asthma iu it,
worst and most Aggravated form Before uslns 2
your medicines had become reduced In ie-h
from one hundred and nry'uve 10 one huhdre
and ffteen pounds, and now weigh one hunJrc /
and siIiy.two pounds, and am In bette. hea.'i
than have enjoyed FOR twenty years.
Yours truly
The above is but fair sample OF hundreli 4
letters which are received by Dr. Pierce a. "a
the face OF such evdeuce who can longe. tJl':
that the Doctor's medicins cure the worst case Of
Chronic Catarrh.
The Great FavorIte with the Ladies'.
Vim Forsyth Bynum & Son, druggists, OF Live
Oak, Fla, write, sept. 18Th, 1874, rs tlllDWs. d.
X V PIERCE, Buffalo, y y Your Golden Meiic |
Discovery and Purgative Pellets sell very largely
and give complete satisfaction. a. numbers % our
customers and friends testify with pleasure. Your
Fayorite Prescription Is indeed the great Fayorte
with the ladies' aud number can say with 10y thlt
IL has saved them from eking out miserable lut
or meeting with premature death, aAl restore !
them 10 health and happine-s.'
Thousand. OF women bless the day on which
DR.. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription was first m1ds
known 10 them \ single bHtilt oit-n g.yct
delicate and suffering womtl pa Igr relief tlll
months OF treatment from their family physician.
In all those arrangements causing btrs.a .I'.
dragging down sensations, nervous aud gene. IL
debility, II l. sovereign remedy. IL, -ooth.l,
and and healing properties render 10 Of Tie utm %
value 70 ladies suffering from internal fever, con.
yestlun, Inflammation Ug liberation, and o.
strengthening effect. tend % correct displacement
Of internal parts, the result or weakness ~ natural
supports /; j. sold 10y al. druggist.
DR.. PIERCE's pamphlet GA Diseases peculiar o
Women viii be sent d any address on receipt Of
two stamps. Adirc - a. above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
BY THE GOVERNOR.
y PROCLAMATION,

II accordance with q rcycrpd custom OF our
Flfhrrs. and iu compliance with the rcconWCut-
atiuu or the President of thc United states, do
hereby with the B.lyirc and consent Of tue ENecu-
tiyr Council appoint
Thursday, the roth OF Nov, bay OF
Public Thanks giving and PrOisvt
aud I rccommcuI that an the people OF the state
unit. fu such Iu Observance 90 % tay hall 'wvi sy
sd tender memories, as win most appropr stc.y
render grateful acknowledgement to Almighty
tod Tor tIC blessings which ilc has youch>uet "a
.- 90 -tIie and nation.
tlvgu 40 che Ouuuci. Chamber m Augusta, this
tIutieth d.y oI October jn thc ytal OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and -cyeuty-fOur,
aui of che luGr1s1dcucs 81 this nited states ol
America thc uiucty-u.rth.
NELSON DINGLEY, JR.
b the Governor:
GEoEGE e.. STACY, Secretary OF state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

The Bangor Wing and Portland Press
are again Pullin' hair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

Umpire, W. X. shurtlefr, Of the Clippers.
Time of game hours 10 minutes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

The above is but fair sample OF hundred, o
letters which are received by Dr. Pierce, ~ ! ~
The face Of such ev!deuce who can longe tJu''
that the Doctors medicins cure the worst case O
Chronic Catarrh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26
Indistinct Ailmsnts.

Teere are many distressing symptoms Of disease
the causes OF which are uncertain. Debility, nery
irritation, mental stupor. and headache. Tor in
stance, may possibly be symptomatlc Of chronic
disease in some particular organ yet i'll large
majority of cases, at leatt. they arise from ndiges
tion and morbid conditions OF the liver and bowels
engendered BY foul stomach. When this is the
case few doses Of Hostetters Stomach Bltters will
usually effect complete cure. but should the symp-
toms be only mitigated without being entirely re
moved, BY briet course of the remedy. let 1t be
continued until every trace OF disease has van
ished. Dyspepsia is wonderful mimic. 1t im-
tates with startling accuracy the indications OF
heart disease, brain disease. kidney disease, and
half dozen other irightul ailments, and when the
doctors have sUlemnly announced the existence OF
other of these complaints. halt dozen doses
OF tho Bittets will, in most cases. explode their
theories By curing the patient, tebZ6tom5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26
.E, F, KuAkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron

has never been known to fail in the cure of weak
ness, attended with symptoms; indisPositon TO eN-
ertIon; loss of memory difficulty OF breathing
general weakness; horror OF disease weak. nerv
Gus trembling; d. eadiul horror OF death night
sweats cold feet weakness; dmness OF vision
ianguor; universal lsssitude OF the muscular sys-
tenn en- ornous appetite. with dyspeptic symptoms;
hot hands; flushing ct the body, dryness of the
skin pallId countenance and eruptions on the
face, purifying the blood pain in the back heavi
ness Of the eyelids frequent black spots flying be
fore the eyes with temporary suHusion and loss Q
sight want OF attention, etc. These symptoms al
arise from weakness, and TO remedy that. use
4. +. kUNKKL's Bitter vino of Iron. 1t never
tails. Thousands are now enjoying health who
have used it. Take only L. +. kUNkEL's.
Beware of counterIeits and base immitatiOns. as
kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron is SO we'll known all
over the country, druggists themselves make an
imitation and try to palm it off their customers
when they cali it kunkel's Bitter Vine of Iron.
kunkel's Bitter inc OF Iron is put up oniy in
ST bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put on
the outside. ith the proprietor's photograph on
the wrapper of each bottle. Always look for the
ON the outside. and you will always be
sure to get the genuine article.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere
dec3-2m