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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

A SAD CAsE.-Mrs. Annie Tho nton was yes
terday, says the San Francisco Call, July 10th,
committed to the Insane Asylum. The story
of her insanity is both sad and strange For
three years past she had lived in this city, fol-
lowing the trade of dressmaker, her name then
being Finnigan. Recently she sent to New
York for James Thornton, young man to
whom she was engaged to be married. He
came and on Sunday last the nuptials We're
celebrated, each of the parties to the contract
Next day the dream of happiness was sudden
ly destroyed The bride of the day had be-
come "a raving maniac. Her brain had become
suddenly infected with wild fancy that she
should not be wife, and in almost moment
her mind became shattered wreck. Yester-
day. fastened in strait jacket and making the
City Hall ring again with her shrieks, she was
borne by three men from the City Prison to
: the rooms of the Commissioners in Lunacy,
where she was formally committed to the Asy
lum for the Insane at stockton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

INFORMATION WANrED.-The present where
! abouts of william H. Nichols is desired by
George NJ. Reed, who resides at Pennington
| Center Massachusetts.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

OUR citizens in want of first
class house and sign painter, or who
may need any paints, oils, glass,
wall paper, house lining, etc., should
give call to II. M. Jewett, of Gold
Hill
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

THE Woodville mill, on Carson
river, started up on the 1lth, crush
ing about 40 tons a day of Silver
Hill rock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

GEO. w. DoRwIN, of Gold Hill,
carefully assays bullion and ores of
every description, at United States
mint rates.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

SUTRo'S LECTURE, at the Opera
House, Virginia, on Saturday even
ing, was well attended. Owing to
indisposition, our reporter failed to
put in appearance, hence We cannot
give full report. He introduced
stereopticon views of Mount David
son, the tunnel, hosting works, at
the shafts, the "Sutro mansion"
etc. The Enterprise says the views
were very fine, some of them colored
to the life. He localized his Wash
ington lecture, and soundly abused
many of the leading Comstockers,
especially those opposed to granting
him the royalty of 50 per ton on ore
extracted. In conclusion, he went
on to say that he had beaten all OPP
posed to him out of their BOOTS"
and now has the absolute right to
collect 80 toll per ton on all ore pass
ing through the tunnel for all time.
In concluding, he said: 81 now
stand here with better credit than
ever, and am prepared to push the
tunnel to completion-will finish it
within three years."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

NoTIcE.-All persons indebted to me fol
professional services will please call and set
tie on or before the 1Oth. of each month.
DR.. Il. d. HARRIS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

Mails from the East arrive daily at o'clock
A. NJ; from Dayton daily at $3.50 p. M.
Mails for the East leave daily at 3 30 P M ;:
for Dayton at 9.15 A. M. The Eastern mail
closes at 230 o'clock P. NJ, sharp.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

For Boots and Shoes, the Metropolitan Boot
and Shoe store, No. 1Os South C Street, Vir-
ginia. offers superior inducements to any
house in that city.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

THE Gold Hill Brewery are manu-
featuring superior article of lager,
and will deliver it to any part of
this county. Their beer is not ex-
celled in the State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14
Directory, Lyon County.

W. NJ. SEAWELL,. .............D District Judge.
j. A. BONHAM, County Clerk
GEO W. SHAW. ....................... Sheriff
GEO. W. KEITH, District Attorney
l.. l.. CROCKETT, ................ ketcorder
W. W. BYRON. .........H ..... treasurer
GEO q McFADDEN Assessor.
NJ B.AUGUSTINE,.. ,Supt OF schools.
ISAAC LORASEE.. Pub. Administrator.
]. NJ. McGINNISS,)
J. r. SHAW, County
A. PERKINS, Commissioners.
SILVER CITY PRECINCT.
l. p Justice of the Peace
SANFORD SPAULD1NG,. Constable.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14
CASH VS.. GOODS.

WR. RISON,
Odd Fellows Building, Main street. Gold Hill
dealer in Family Supplies,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
Hartford.

Our correspondent Hartford" writes
The High School in this town commenced
OF the 9Th. One at No. taught By Stct-
son Of Sumner, the one at No. II by
French Of Turner, being one day before a
meeiin. called expressly to locate the Fall
schools. The town located ouc at No. .,
the other ut the Town Hall. French con-
times his school and the one at No. 10
has not commenced. DO not these acts
denote veto upCn The Free High Schools
In Hartford.
wonll caution the Inhabitants OF the
towns OF Hartford and Buckficld not to
DC frightened 10 they should hear the
sound Of the trumpet on the 2lst, as il will
not denote the last day has come, bnt the
last DYING groan OF the rolling stock OF
the renowned Enckield L. L., after II
slerp ot twelve months or more,
Having visited Forest Lake on the beau
tifil evening Of the l2th, found live
lodge Among the exercises were song
b, the Misses Iucus, discussion OF an
Interesting subject, participated in by
Cu,hman. Alley, Irish aud Quimby OF
Shorcy lodge, recitation by Miss II. Is.
Reed continuation OF Astronomy by Or.
Maxim. remarks aud reading of solili-
quay Of = rnm seller, BY Bickuell of the
Wave. aud i song By Williams Of lnyinci-
bic lodge.
Died the 18th Mr. john Bartlett, aged
90 years, father OF the Revs. Charles Z.
and J. Howard Bartlett. Ills father
moved into town from plymouth Co.,
Mass. when John WAS 5 years old. llis
funeral will De at the meeting house al
O'Clock. al Ihe same hour Tor the state
election to the great regret Of many who
would like TO att end the services over the
remains OF smother Of the few remaun.
pioueers Of the times that tried the souls
OF the first settlers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
u eEar FaIls.

A correspondent M" writes: Election
passed OF very quietly about here. no ok
element whatever or much interest either
way. In Porter the vote was unusually
small, being less than 200.
Mr.. Caleb Durgin OF Porter has a mare
that suffered 4 severe accident few
week. since, the circumstances Of which
are as follows: She aud her young colt
were turned out in mountain pasture,
and while feeding N the top Of a steep
aud Slanting ledge ofrocks, the grass sods
gave way under her feet aud she slid down
over the steep and craSSy rocks, q dis
lance of 10 rods or more where she was
found. To- rescue her from This uupleas-
uut situation seemed task. bat il Was
done by making a temporary foot palh
with the small stones and rotten wood OBJ
l'ql-'y IoWu the Hill distance OF more
th1u IS rods. over which she was led TO a
more comfortable location. Almost mi
raculvu.ly sue escaped broken legs and
even death, but many were the cuts aud
bruises she received, bat none SO serious
rs to- permanently cripple her. \
Limiu.tou can boast OF smart old maG
10 the person OF Mr. Edward Norton. lie
w:,s gl years old the las, day otlast May.
lie travelled into the Held The past season.
a distance OF 2OO rods or more, returned
Tor hiS dinner and back In the afternoon,
and hocd 100 bill, of corn per day with
on, the aid OF culiystor, and said lac
could hoe 1900 without much fatigue. Be
sides this he did many and various chores
sbou, ,hc house sud barn. lie is as 1.-the
som As boy Of l6, and can read the
finest OF print without glasses. Long
may be live 10 enjoy life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

TIE GREAT RACE, between the leading
stations Of the country, came oil on l5th
iust.. in presence Of an audience c, TINA
tel from 10000 TO 30 ego. The weather
WAS fine and The arrangements were ELL
Client and satisfactory. The horses were
called 10 the track a little after O'Clock,
aud went TO their work with very little
delay. Mambyiuo Chief Was the favoritc,
and Yet the hopes conferred on him we're
largely based OF the expectation Of Snug
glers getting into an ugly lit aud refusing
to DO his best. Such were, however,
doomed TO disappointment, for the Boston
stallion took 10 his work kindly. fairly
out-trOtted all his competitors and TOOK
the race and the $1,000 purse in three
straight heats Of -. , - and , 20. and
could have gained a second or two in tho
last heat If il had been necessary 10 win
the race. and rs he came up to the stand
after the last heat he was most heartily
applauled, aud his owner, Col. Russell,
received the warm congratulations OF nun
drels Of those who had witnessed the vic
tory of his splendid horse. Boston Jour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

QUAcK MEDICINES. We never puff, but
ANAKEsis, the great PlI.B remedy, has
cured thousands. after lotions. oinlments
aud al manner OF no>ltums have tailed.
II is The discovery O, Dr.. Silsbee, AN emf
nent western physician. and has been
endorsed by medical men ol all schools.
1t is simple medicated supposilory. acts
rs an instrument. poultice and medicine,
affords instant relief from pain, and Is
pronounced an iuialible cure. Price 81.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. ANAKEsis
Depot. 40 Walker str. y Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

On. Morris LIVER PuLs.-h is easy
enough 10 make pill, but to make n
good pin. ah that's The difficulty! There
are cheap. harsh, drastic pills. that are of
even less benefit than dose of salts -
but good medicine. like DR. Moit's Liver
Pills. which penetralcs TO the seat of dis
ease. is de>idera:um Indeed. viii
positively cure all diseases Of the liver.
Sold everywhere. John +. Henry, Cur
ran IL Co, Prop ietors. 5 and College
Place, New Iolk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

-"Ilorses," says an exchange, THAT
are kept in the stable during the summer
should be given daily the luxury of a roll
on the earth. Rolling is the means given
By nature Tor the animal to rid itself Of
vermin and skin diseases, and tends to
make it healthy. Some owners object to
allowing a horse TO roll on the bare earth
because il gets dirt in the hair and makes
extra work TO keep the animal clean, but
extra work pays If rightly understood.
We allow our horse 10 roll in the dirt
when he is not moist with perspiration,
but d. NJ allow him to stand an hour or
two with coat full OF dust before cleanin.
him"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

SAp.-Ou the closing day of the recent
State Muster. held In this city, occurred
the interesting episode of adopting, by
special action. the youngest of Lieut.. Col.
Whites children as daughter Of the First
Maine Regiment, and Col. Mattocks, and
Capt. Small Of the jameson Guards and
Cap. Reynolds of the Portland Light In
iautry, were appointed committee to AZ
range testimonial worthy Of the child OF
their adoption. We were panied TO learn
to-day that the beautiful child closed its
eyes Yesterday. in death, caused by con-
WILSON'S. Only short week previous to
its death. the little darling, although not
old CROUCH TO understand it, was proudly
adopted By the boys In blue. The dimpled
face that smiled SO swcetly on the officers
aud soldiers then, is cold. now. aud many
= silent tear will DC shed for the little one
in whom the First Maine took so much
Just prlde--BaRgOr Commercial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

Next Saturday mornings t o'clock,
work will commence on changing The
guage Of the Grand Trunk road. between
Montreal aud Portland. The workmen
will be divided into squads of twelve
each; each squad will be given five miles
and will begin in the centre OF the sec
ton, six of them working each way.
A new time table goes into effect on
Monday, Sept 25th. The down trains
leave South Paris at A NJ, 1918 z M,
and 5 AS p N; the'up trains arrive at So
Paris at 9 ;22. as and S:45.
Rawson's coaches will leave the Hill al
S:55. IL 80. and 8 p NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

Sec ady't OF Mr. Hawkes.. lie believes
in letting the public know what he has To
sell. and as his goods are all fresh and
selected with grcr,; care. and with express
reference to the wants OF this community.
we doubt not bat the public will find just
what they want Furthermore, he means
to sell cheap t0r CG'h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

The fastest time ever made on the
Hudson River road vas by train con
tanning W. II. Vanderbilt aud family, and
President Bishop of the New York, New
Haven & Hartford road, on Tuesday. 1t
went from Albany to Ploughkeepsie In
one hour and ihirty-eight minutes. Dis
lance 20 miles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
From the OXFORD Register,
Backfeld.

Backfield.
Rev. Mr.. Linsley will preach his fare
well sermon on the last Sunday in Sep
TENDER.
G.. A. Harlow advertises die-blocks
made from best kiln-dried wood. Boot
and shoe manufacturers will do well to
communicate with him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

Little Henry Fessenden, scn oil VIM.
+ Fesseuden OF South Bridgton. only
thirteen years old. has been busy OF late
.hauling boxes from Fosters Mills TO the
corn shop. lie dives three horse team
which he handles with the skill and care
fitness OF an old knight of the whip
lie has thus hauled the largest portion of
1900 boxes -BrMgl0n NcUS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

NOTICE Is hereby given thar bv yi-tue o. a
y license ffom .he Hon A IL Walker. Judge
q Probate toy fne County or Oxford. I shall sell
az public or prvat. sale, 40 my store in Hartford
Oh Slrunlar. rh- tyeuty stNtI eay or ~ltember
next sr one. O'Clock iu the afternoon, an The ri.ht
49, interest uf iiHeUs JhurrhililIte 90 Hartford.
c-cea-e.I. iu ilc bone -tsad farm occupied bv him
o. tle time 80 a,- derca-e .rbe same bang subject
O. tlo widows right of dover Tor the payment OF
debts. charge, 90 llmlni-tratiou and incidental
sifrse' More definite par, -ilar- gwen 10 the
Lue al4 l.a.e 1f sale.
JAMES IRISH, Admir-.
Hartford. Aux lq 1S-t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
III. n,r-ronrn Rcn.aN " IN .Lm.sls

The nsr- room Remedy Tor all hIlmssth .
Ea- B.i.e.s. ..r-t.rsei WIKI F-.ei oii, teNi'
" ,..lss-. .,a-.--. more ae,is, D.. tue Fu1.ca'
s..r.a. snt- ~ a. which 90 81. combined. n your
s,smscn IS VeaE srl liver or bowels disorl,re'.
,:.srs,.co 81 ry. ..sts ucu With NlSroAE ~lr-
ssss pur,.r NEsEyABLH Alternative .ut
AlEsis>r. l-ee rrom alcohol & capable Of Iu;us-
lrs new vitality i-.o youg exhausted sy',om.
A.. = l>-4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
Nnricc of Foreclosure.

NVnEHEAs, James Berry Jr. Of Lawrence in
w the COsuly at EsseX, state OF Massachu-
sets, on the fourth dHy Of March. ~ ID. 1867, by
his teed Of mortgage 81 that date, recorded in
oxford Registry OF deed. ,"uk l4i, pages 96 81,
conveyed tn James Berry Of >ah Lawrence, a
certain lot or parcel OF land, containing ~ acres,
with the buildings thereon, situated IN Andoyer, IA
the County Of oxford state OF II ine.and described
rs follows, VIZ being The ~im- premises conveyed
90 James Bern Jr by Albert Colby by his deed
dated March ilh, A u. l>7. sud 20 said Albert
Colby hv .Irhiai Campbell bt diced dated Dec. 9Th,
1871, and % ,a,d Campbell by John Akers, Nov.
Ilth, lSj. sld recorded in the Oxford Registry,
book u.s. page - To- secure the payment of Il GER
taiu mole uf ui therein described, and a the con
ditiOn- OF sdid mortgage have been broken, the
same having o. rl assigned 10 me, by the said las.
Berry claim A foreclosure 0T the same according
70 the statute in such case made and provided, and
give this notice Tor that purpose.
George +. LEARNED.
RumfOid. Maine, NOV. ~, 1873. p29,7t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

SIEREnsGnPE VIEWS BY HAIL

El.OO per dozen
Every view warranted rr-t Clsss. and S.ereo-
s-r0lr. Our Li-t comprise .n part EiLL iLvgl,
F-nup. ~rEiNcrtEip, UollubE, RoNrHEA
90 ErIC. WHITE Noy>rANs,N. \ CITY ~ tuS"N
L.YsE. ~AEAr.GA. NfASAsA. lo sEAiIL.PAClflC
D.. WASHINGTON CRY. CtHA, ai.I d large a.
sediment ot rr. -l.arcuus revr,
GED. %. IRELAND * Co.
~ Nam ~ springfield, Mas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

Ca.tOrjsi mors than ssnhsiitute tor Castor
OIL. l..I ,he only srticie Ia cNi.tcace Which
q. certain . rIlate thc fosd, sulaic ths oJS-
"a. cure nd cole aud produce uaiarS. sleep 10
sp..sns srithcr minerals. morphins OF alcohol,
a. 10 pleasant 10 .aAe. Children nred not ctt aud
alu.hers nav rcs-- lec3l .5-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

Published As WANING ana for the benefit Of
11LNC NEN And OTHERS mo suiIcr from NERN-
Us DEBILITY, Loss OF MANHOOD. etc.
supplyinSitAs meGHs q self Cure Written bv one
VINO cured himself after undergoing considerable
q9ackery and sent free on receiving post paid.
directed envelope.
sufferers are Invited - address the author.
AAIHANlEL MAYFAIR
sep'-sni@ 4, v. Boa l5S, brooklyn, y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
DIED.

~ Lnycll Ccut,c. b. J. q. Ham,in. Esq., Elwcll
Andrew, and Mo- Lucy x htuiu. both Of l..
Ia 10 uuafk. sept. el. e.. ". Walker and Miss
Fanny =. Nir.lU. b'tl 90 ID.
In Cil,sI Jul l2-h. oy q. J.. ia.tin. Ed, Mr..
Hsriwc.l q. Coitu and Mas Enle Jcwctt. both "
Gurad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

A BBDrT FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BUYS,
- Al LITTLE BLUE. FARhlNGION, NE
tairty-hr-t year. Fail Term begins August -
l>-t sstalI. ,brreut completely renovated. Fol
Circulars and references. sppiy 70
AMBROSE +. KELSEY, A. N.
fufh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
NY MOTHER ANDp

Hf MU IHER AND ] 'Ioaa Ii.IIf.1
Gelt,uSu" m the HoGE GUFSr for Septc,uber
Tirs superior illustrated monthly, Scut-iX months
% tr4l "a ith one premium ior 81 Ct-, or one year
v.tl twu magnificent premiums for fluU Our
Escrts a-e rcIn.rs s. harvest. Address
HOaE GUEST Pub. 60. Box 3l6- Boston. Mass
S5roSI2 FhH DN W. al: .25: I LAEs
Bitter Clai-cr- - .tut- tlan ans Other house lu
The world. samples cualliu. yuut3 - % work 81
once on ryceltt Uf 90 Ct-. +. LATHAM = CO.
~ Wa.h.us,oa 81, Boston. Has.. a-J-lIu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22

II the Druggist Offers Sny Kind OF hcr5ias
voro'l alcohol Tor dyspepsia, bliousncss or any
other ailacut, Tel, hin that you want medicine, not
bar room driat Xxx him Tor Or. WALKERS
CALIToENIA Bii1EUS the best regulating prcpar
Ntion known, airl which You know Is free from
"Satan's Ei.l,r" Reject al ti.c hcp Tonic
ana "ArpcLzc...' and cliugto thar remedy. There
Is no medicine that compares with &C..
sept. -. lea sutw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
AMERICAN eENIgG MACHINE

Threading, w.-h l.r A isrtgdiHg siuffls lthreadel
On -ecOudl To- .csuosledscl o. be the most
c0fPIsts, siUI ld durable, well a. the lighfesf
TluHtsg ana tt,f fsmaB seeing IEacAins the
world has yet produced Ladies' viii not buy any
ether after seeing and irving them.
Agents wanted % buy aud seu them in an
unoceupied territory. n there j. - agent for
them iu your vicinity. send Tor circulars 10
EDWARD DEUET,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
New Advertisements.
Attention.

A IL pcr-oue indebted 10 O. c. & H. +. Hough-
"a tom, are requested TO make payment on or
before October --ud, In order 10 save trouble anl
O.C. SH.F. HOUGHToN.
HrAAnt,. Pond. Stnt =. Ii. 4W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
A painful case OF Plies cured.

Iv.hte spread sbgcsd thc great benefit have
derived from ri. HAHEi~oN' = FttisrALrC Lor-
Rs-., Z lsvc suffered yCSr- iU,m tbr ~olst
it..s-to rnu. u that iilF WAS burden. Ssti g.
-rsg.tur Oh purpose. urtl 'nur,l tlc lovcnsrs
d. .,-s tian O. llrutr was cured. ans have onT %
ft.olt to tucm when CosiIvcue-s ret1rs.f. anu a.
v4ts i1d insltl- rtl.~f- 81. G.. NEAL.
boston. April I'D. ISL
I.-u uor..I ,t,. L4rSc box. lu Ct,., ula.'ci free
n. q. .ts- prise
pr HAkEl>ON'~ ICELAND BALSAH
as.Icui.I cure f1r DuUsuS. uUAEsENE>s, anl a.
T4slAT and IJNs cumpia.nts- iur sAlc uy r. -
HAt.J>lN : co., rrup,cfoIs, ~ fremont
2 -.. .. E1-t--. and hs ali bruss SIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
DENTISTRY

Done al the Dentist Once r., 50. Paris, with the
best OF material and all operations warranted.
II. W. FIELD, Dentist.
south par,. S.ute,nber % l,-l 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
SOUTH PARIS MARKET.

Corrected bv H. y BOLSTER
BEANS Clellow.eyel-S3.25 9 $3.50
(pea)-$3.oa 9 s32j
BUTTER-30c. q Sc.
UHEEsE-F Factory price l5c. Retail l7o.
CuKN-lJc. . Sl.0O
CoFFEES--3c. . i5c-
EGGs-Isc. q l3C. per d0z.
FLOJR-f1.1j q &l0D0
HAN-tle OO o Sla00
LARD tdomestcl-lSc.
IGE-Sl-5O
NOLASSES-5Qc. 4 CSC.
NNILs-t5c. q Csc.
OATs-7Uc q I5c.
PORK Round bog)-l0c. = lie.
SALT-GUc. Box SO
SUGAR-llc = &c.
TEAs-fVc. . Soc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
q. n. BRADBURY. "a. D.,
Centaur Liniment.

There j. no pain which Ccutaur
Lmment will not rchcye, no
~ swelling 70 viii NOS subduc, aud
LTA ns lan,eners which q will not
- ~ cure. This is strong language
IN but a h. true. Whore the paris
are no, gonc, Us effects are mar
SNf1 vicious. Il has produced morc
sures OF rheumatism. Neuralgia, lock Jaw, p,lsv
spr.ius svcIlings. cak-d breast, scaid-, burns,
salt-rhcum, earachc &C, upon the human frame,
and u strains, SPAWN gals, &c. upon animals IN
one year. than have an other remedies since ise
wyrlJ began. n 10 counter iritant, and al heal
In. pain relicver Chppics throw sway their
sruiehss, ths lame walk. poisonous bites are rem
dcred harmless. sni the wonRled sre healed with
OuJ a scar Itis NO humhus. The recipe Il pub
shed around each bottle. Il Is selhHg no argi.
&c ever before sold. ADD 10 sclis because Il does
isss what &c prcjenjs to 30. Those who now sufcr
FROM rheumatism. pain OF swelling, deserrs 10
suser. n thsv viii not u.e Ceni@ur Liniaent-
Nov than 90 certificates o. remarkable cures
s.cludug froEca limbs. chronic Rheumatism, gsut
ruas "a tanners. &c. have Seen rvosivrd. We VIII
ssnG aeirsuiar containing certificates. the rScpe,
Ge.. gral. 20 any enc requesting q. Oue bottle
" tas yellow wrapper Ceussur Eminent - wsrth
s.s hundred dcllsrs for spawned s-esnird
asrses aul mules, " for scrsS-vsrn, IN sheep
.,,cA.oNuers. ma, in.mens = worthy your alien
too ~ family should - without Centaur Liui-
Esst : = EOSB 4 Co, Ns e York
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MARRIED..
Ifthe Druggist Offers any

In Frycbur., sept ID, NJ. ". ). Lovvti. aged -.
Ia North FryybUs -q. Is, Mr. Charles Natter
aged "a wears.
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pIRIGO BUSINESS COLLEGE,

We desire tU call public attention to The above
named Institution. This Commercial College
re.-- Abe S8ut- - an who desire thorough
practical business education. Tie branches that
arc late ID specially are Book Accping, fcnmAu-
thIp-p.lln ami ornamental, Grsmmer, RilV tortc,
Antnu.tr. ALGEBRA. Geography. Reading Nni
spelling. tseomtirl. and Tire AusIA-r- arc laugh;
WH., desired. Fail term commences sept T.
lI-4 fnrfll. particulars semi tur catalogue. Al
dress. II. a. WATT Principal, Augusta, Ne
sr-l D 81.
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Professional Cards, sc.
A. W. AUSTEN,

A. w. AUSTIN,
General Insurance Agent for Oxford
County,
BUCRFIELD, MAINE.
Tfp and Fire Insurance secured IN the best
Companies, lt rates which cannot i.,il % please.
BuekuCld, FEB. 10. is'f.
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The COnfcsSious of TnvaIid.

II Avon - treet. Boston,
General Agents for New England states
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