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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10
Peru.

The past season has been productive to the farm
crs Of thi. town. All the crops arc NOSE than "a
average In quantity and quality. Though con'
was backward the Last. of August september in
surcd a fair crop, rs il was very dry month
Potatoes are plenty, aud have soil az The starch
factory Tor % cents per tushcl some lots have
sold % individuals at IS cents. There IS sooi
Weld Of wheat. rye and oat- they will bring q
good price The hop cgop.wa- good. More were
raised hcrc This year thanNovcr before iu one seh
son Upwards q eighteen tons were produced
most Of which were sold AZ % cent, pen pound and
a few lot- at35 OHn Harmon and Otis Wyman
each produced over two tons.
There has been some change here n-rc'l estate
recently VI Burgess has purchased the An
drew Hall farm, on the Ridge; price ESQ. Geo
Austin has bought 40 acres Of The George White
place. and willi-iDcarburn the farm that Nathan
Bishop formerly occupied. some building l. 20
Ing on this fall wyman h1s completed his
buildings at q cost or about 5000. Mrs Hazc!ton
il having a Convenient house bulk on her land
near Peru Centre.
We have three Young men at school NJ Hebron
Academy ,hi, fall. They speak In good terms OF
The school They will teach during the coming
winter.
To-day. Nov 9Th. IS very pleas1n, about here,
and the farmers are busy preparing their hcld' Tor
uex,'ycar We have not hal many frosty morn
iugs durlsg the fall. which is much Different than
last year at this time.
some arrangements are being made 20 start 1
singing school this winter, at West Peru, to BE-
taught by Prof Chamb 5rlain, who taught ~
DixHeld last winter with so good success.
Henry CoRant has recently bough. the store at
thc Ceutre where W II Bent traded and Is now en-
gagged in making tinware Of an excellent quality
Z D wyman has llled h, store at his place with
good iall goods, which he will exchange for pro
dure OF every kind. 4. /. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10
TOWN ITEMS.
Bethel,

A man calling his name Stone, with woman
claiming TO be his wife, and two children, came to
Bethel village about four weeks ago and engaged
board with Woodsum Mason. The woman claimed
to he physician, and had number of patients
Last week on Tuesday they took team from the
stable orsIr Spencer 10 visit friends, as they
said, in BIidgtonlto return Thursday. Monday
they had no; returned, and Mr.. spencer Instituted
a search for his team and found they had not
visited Bridgton, but had gone in another dhec'
ton. The last heard from them, they passed
through Dixvillc Notch, with their faces toward
the Noith Pole, apparently in search OF the open
Polar sea,
Goodwin Il. Wiley, one of our druggists, is put
ting up a splendid house on Church street The
plan was 10y VIM n. stevens of Lewiston MI.
solomon Il Wilbur OF Newry, is doing the stone
work and specifications and plans are ready Tor
proposals FOR The main supcrstruc,ure. When
completed it will be the most beautiful situation
in the village.
Gould's Academy is prospecting under the care
Of Mr. Lowell.
Two Of our oldest citizens passed away last
week. Mr.. Moses Pa,tec was buried Friday with
Masonic horrors. Mr. Peter Grover was buried
Saturday.
The famous horse case Libby vs. Billings
where tho Jurcs have been unable to agree, is now
being tried before referees % the Office OF Hon +
Foster, il, Nathan Cleaycs Of Portland and Rich.
arl Frye and O. H. Mason of Bethel, are the per
sons named 10y the court a, referees.
Rev Josiah button J., Ing tine stable near
hi, residence ON button street, and Charles II.
Douglass Is putting up ancat cottage house on the
same street. W.
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Indisputabie Evidence.

81 f. No. 10 july :, lS-i
K y PtEECK. VI. T., Bun4io, y. VI wish 10
al ms tc-timoBy O. the wonderful curative psV-
pcIitlcs 90 YOUR All. ENt or Golden Medical d..
co1ery have taken great interest in Ibis mcl-
.ciuc Sine hr-tu>cdit. Twas badly afflicted with
dyspepsia. iiYeI derargcd ana an almost perfect
VrsstrIt.ru % the ucINou, sy-tcW- ~ rapu and
complete lld tle Discovery eject PERFECT cur. f.,
,hlt % scented mole Ike magic aal perfect won
dei Co. ny sell, aud since THAT time Ne have never
been vl.l out a bottle OF the Discovery and Pur
-l.Vt Te,le.- iu the house. They alc solid
sound ,I@ily physician IN The house and ready al
$50 times t0 ny Co the relief oi sickucss-WItu1u'
charge. WehtNc never hld q doctor "a Jhc house
since wr Irst began the use OF tpur Pellets amt
Discovery have rec mineL tel the Use OF these
medicines in several severe ant complicated cases
arising O. vuI a- though, -n lui Urc stie OF tue
l..oi. auI ip NO Duc e. have they failed 70
more Than accomplish a,l the are c..;mcd o. do.
1 Will Iir mention puc as Eelnark4hl,, though
cou' give y0u dozens. Henry Roster, furniture
ier..i. ut this pIIcC. VINO WAS one ui the mos
ptiiu. offsets ever seen, hi- ice swollen "ut Of
shape. scales and crUptllns without cEdi extend
iu, o. his BODY. which WaI completely covered
with u'lIrh,, and scales Nothing ul,t he TOOK
seemed to eject % q particle. / hu1ily induced
him to try e. icN bottles OF the Golden heultsl
Discovery. with daiiy Use cd the Pellets, assuring
him II would surely cure him lie commenced
l. U-c some >IN weeks since, taxing two Pellets
each night fora week, then one each ni-hf, ana
Tie Discovery ~ directed. Tue result Is, To-day
uIs sk.n is perfectly smooth ana the scdly crup-
lions are gone He has sakcn some seven Or clght
buttits iu all. and considers himself cured. lIls
ca,e had bsffiti the skll OF our best physicians,
Me.,rs DlusiOri Co, dTugg ISIS, OF This pla9e'
dem lui steadily increases, and they give perfect
SAL .si.tctiun m every case. -
Respectfully. W. II. CHAMPLIN,
AGt, Am. ENp. Co.
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Letters from Fryeburg.
FRYEBURG, Nov. q, ls7.

FKl LbI Nt'i NV. o IoiF.
our people are looking forward with great in
tere,t 10 the sessions Of the Teachers Institute
which opens on Monday next. The recollec,ions
of session held here some twenty years ago gives
keen relish to the anticipated pleasures aud pro-
its of the coming week. The well-known reputa
ton OF Messrs Corltrell y French u, able and eN.
perieuced teachers and writers bespeak a large
attendance and guarantee rich repast of insiruc-
tiou to all who attend. Altho gh II is the week Of
examination in the academy here, Mr. Wilson viii
so arrange the sessions OF his school that the large
number Of teachers attendant al the academy can
receive the bene { Afforded by the Institute.
The Wet oxford Agricultural society has join
ed the "temp eIance crusaders" loI We learn that
during the recent far, several open air saloons
were visited, the prOpIieJOrs OF which readil!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10
CARD 10 THE PUBLIC.

The management have determined Oh have che
DRAWN. u. tls tith sul Last Otj Concert of Che
Public Library of kruturSt Ou thc Nfh ilt ui
Noycu atr ucNt. We ht ltcr~ trN fhai tlt tickets
viii J. Dee solid anu that tbe drawing E,ll Doe % iul
one. tut whether a.i ar, s.lJ or uot, thc drawing
vii certainly come "a on thc dJy appointed.
TIC special Otj,ct 90 tuI- cart Isl to caii % meet
iug 0t Gle cSct holder, at Public Library Hall. GOA
the Goth Vf N-ttmlcr, Co make arrangements Iu
connection With thc committee appointed lN tlc
I u>teC, 90 supcr.utCud ,hc counting 90 the tags
representing Che number OF ucAct, soil. While
there isl uu actual uecc~-.f lor tle presence of tick
ct-l.laet-, a- uuttr our Irral -cmcut- tIe inter-
est- OF an ave equally cared ioI, vet 40 tie same
time would cauy p.c;c. tha, as m1uv OF those
inteir>tca H, eau. WvUll attend this meeting aud
see each tHg himself how cTicctiy Ii, aud impair.
81 tat distribution mU~t De Every arrangement
has v,eu mode for thc ulnwiuz-lut lIt'c motr
thla month rymaiu- Tor the sale 90 Che remain.
der 20 The tickets, agd whatever IS dout ug-t De
doi c promptly. TuOs. L REANLETTE
Agent and Manager.
Lou.svlle Ky, O,t -. ls7s. u32w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10
MARRIED..

In We, sumner, oct 90, byII : Coburn, Esq
NJ james u Boswogth anl Miss Phia Jordan,
both 81 sumner.
In Stoncham. Oc; p, by Hilton NeA.lisicr, E,q
NJ John !. Becker Of Albany and Miss Flora ID
Palmer OF StOncham.
In NORWAY nov ,. 10y Rev Il Wheciwught
Mr. Geo W Foster Of Lcomuster, Mas, and Mrs
Lizzie L VIII Of Norway
In Lowell, Nov !, by solomon Head. Esg, Mr.
sherman n McAuster Of Lowell, and Miss Fran
ccs Head OF Fryeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10

important 10 sufferers. The greatest ben factor
is one who relievea pain aud cures disease. Dr.
sil.bee ha- accomplished both by his miraculous
discovery OF ANAKEsIs, an absolutely easy, rapid
and ilralhLt cure for Piles Ia oil stages. Al
Doctor, endorse Il anil 20 600 cured sufferers testify
10 il, virtues. Il s simple suppos orr acting a
an instrument soothing pou.tlce and medicine
Price $40. Sold by Druggists everywhere, and
sent free by mail from depot 90 Walker St, Ny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10

gave up their "death at sight" whisky, and al
lowed the thirsty earth TO take drink" the
officers of tho society have voted not TO allow even
sweet cider TO be sold on the grounds hereafter
Tie Fair this year was success 50 far MS mum
hers were concerned, and the variety and pefiec-
ton of articles on exhibition. The Fair Is now
one of the institutions OF West oxford, and every
body, save the hcrmits and nuns. feel That the!
must take one day, at least, and ego TO tie falr'
The political news is qnitc astonishing To all
parties. The Democrats are happy aud all lie
publicans not Totally deprayed" are glad TO see
a ray OF sunshine beamiug upon those faces whicb
have been 30 long under a cloud The defeat OF
Butler, that prince of American dcmagoguss' Is
hailed as a salyc that will "assuaso Tie sriei II
cannot wholly stav.'
The fall term of the academy has been mace
prosperous and successful with nearly one nun
dred students. The term closes Tuesday, Nov. a.
with an exhibition by The students in the evening
This is the second year Of Mr.. Wilson's charge
over this institution. Mr.. W. combines IN an EN-
nent degree, the qualifications Of successful
teacher While lac is apt Ia teaching he has
happy faculty OF inspiring his students with sell
respect and thus by his faithful training Of mind
manners aud morals he fits his pupils to become
true ladies and gentlemen in society
SrrDrNT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10
Well Endorsed.

The Gin Concert in aid Of the Kentucky Library
are not at all speculative. The institution is char
tered by the state of Kentucky. The first prize in
the mex, drawing, which takes place November 3d.
j., S250.OOl It is a reliable institution, and some
one will get that money. And that there may be
no doubt a. to the honesty Off management We
cite the fact that the best bank in Louisville IN
lorse it, and that Governor Thomas L. Bramlette
Of Louisville, Is the general manager An insti-
tuition so iathered is certainly deserving of conf.
dence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10
MEDICAL CORRESPONDENCE

II all who are now suffering from Coughs and
Colds and other throat and lung diseases, could
read the letters continually received from all the
country giving the details of cases -imilarto their
own that have been cured 10y HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR, the demand for that saving
specific, vast a. il is would be doubled. 1t newer
fails NJ cough can resist lis tranqulilng inhu-
ence II strengthens weak lungs and prevents the
possibility Of mbercular consumption
PIXIES TooTH-ACHE DRors-Cure in one min.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10
About nlttsr..-At certain period. Of life

About Bitters.-At certain periods Of life a
tonic Il, necessity; but there is danger in using
,timulant, that ujury the organs Indigestion while
giving temporary relief. To obviaie this, and pre-
sent 20 the public tonic free from ALCOHOLIC
PoIsoN. Dr. Greene prepared the oN1GENArED
BITE :. a -ure cure 10. DIsPEts'A and all Kin
bred comp auts. sold everywhere. joins F.
Henry OURGAN 4 CO.. Proprietor, and Col
eye Place, New York.
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DIED..

In Paris Sih inst. George 4. Cole, son Of The
late Hon. j. c. Cole, aged 81 years.
Funeral Tuesday P VI. Relatives and friends
invited
In Bethel. Oct. 3Oth Mr. Peter Grover, ageI ~
ysar-.
In Paris Nov I. Albert wtham, son Of WIN
c AMI LOUISA VI William, aged years months
and :, days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10
Editorial and Selected Items.

ASUt IdI>OpSs ItctUlc NJ NOlNaNt
Thursday evening.
-Wc understand that the Nerlh Paris
treasure excitement is Il hoax.
IS. L. Hawkes.. Paris Hill, has just
laid in a stock OF line fresh confectionery,
See notice oil change Of readers in
Paris. Old books will be taken in eX-
change for the new, at hall price.
Persons desiring to purchase new
music are invited to read the advertise
ment of j. l.. Peters on Alb Pr OF this
issue.
Mr.. f. c. Long OF Colby University
is principal OF Bucklield High School,
and not Miss Fogg as stated in our article
last week. Miss Fogg is his assistant
Active preparations are already in
progress Tor the annual poultry show, TO
lie held in Portland next January. 1t
will tar surpaSs the show OF last Yoar,-
good "a thai was. Over 5000 ale offered
IN premiums.
COOP TENFLARs.-A lodge of Good
Templars was Instituted at WoOlwick,
Nov. 4th by District Deputy \. ). Potter
OF Bath. Also one at Briuou'S Mills,
Ll'ermofe' Nov 81 " ~ ~ SV W.,
0'~'e DePu'i' "'" '"0 ~ i''N'''' '''' ''''
" tue same
"A conflict is impending between the
Carl's'S and Spanish hoops before run;
' ~, W S,'i.l ~ a.. 'r"r,;ar ,nrsio
I've A. once lar t,r tb,, they miohl
interfere in the conflict.
Gu, George J. Varpey OF Brunswick.
author OF ,he Young Peoples History
ct Maine, one OF inc most popular
-, i.,. ~ t,i,rJ. l.,, prep,rcd "a
lecture entitled The Humors OF the
Aroo>'ooh W"f.'
The monthly weather report shows
the highest temperature tor October to
nave oeen o2 utetc,S' AN" 1 -, .o" -. 80 , W,
5.in fall. lbs inches; prevailing wind. /
northwest; number oil days on winch ram
leii' seven
The largest sailing vessel but one in
the world. was recently launched from
Iu e ~ $50 ,'' S i-'T r.J hey
ID. LAWRENCE Her register tonnage is
$3.50 aud carpenters measurement 2'o'S .
'V' i,,o .J ~ y, 5 ISy,c oTsoo. '' '''''>
- =, .,,.. -.
-. y 'e''. - - 70 '.''' I. ~. ~,
49, ~, - - 800 % -
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49,. ..,, 49,. - -. o.,, ,,t;, b,.,
= -. 1.-',.F... - -. +
80 80 - 49, &c ~ ''
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SAD ACCIDENT "a "eu"cs"ay '''S''
Wv ''"' . S'''''' '"''" % " a., " ''"''''
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80 -, ~ '-' ~ - -, ', - IN, m ,.
-. -. 49,. - -. -
-.
l"E MAINE d o'l'N Il ~ EDUCATION 'O'
NO'e"'o''' : received - contains
une ""'.' ." ne 'e''."'' o"'''
teachers. and The editorial department.
Portland. II rbus.ou.
t.. IL. -. 49,, :, phil,
d. No. .;l......h 90
' -, -.
= ~ -, ''' -, -,
-. - - - a.'', 80,
-, :. -. =. 49, c.,
49, vi ! -. .. A 0.,. - ny 10 - ca w.
auction. on Tuesday. Nov. 10Th. This
affords inc opportunity for persons
desiring n,ihiag in that Inc to purchase
Il a low figure.
Pr = C,.,r.t, ,,,,r~,I hof,ro
u. p nan = r..,,, M, r,il,v sye,.
49,, s,t;.., ..p.,,,.., Sc TIA, r;,h,
I'll al -. .,..., c,,,..l ~,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10
Special Notices.
IrAlsoholie stl.nnlan,. ars ..ken .a.3

II Alcoholic stIInuIants are taken into Che
blood. ,.e hear, vo.s -'t.-,er and ;his unnatural
spec wear. OFT the vial machinery. Al nioNt
ea'4s u-sir,ms advertised as "l'uics' 'ieno-
vai,r- &c. produce t.ds disastrous eject. aud
sHoai. be- injected UR WALNLR's VEGETABLE
YINElAE BfrrEEs-ln luv.sliaat without ile
curse TEL; slcoA0.-is everywhere s0pplant.ng these
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10
STUDENT
(iilsai.

The has and grain crop has been good
Ephraim wight raised one hundred and sixty
bushel, of rye from fourteen acres ofucw ground
He sells il for 81 - per bu.hcl. Potatoes are OF
eNcencn, quality and sell for 6 ct. per bu-hcl -
The apple crop j. light compared 10 that OF le'-'
and Che prices are low at from S2mto SitOper ool
Ephraim Wight the veteran lumber man, ~
company with Henry Wight Is Prepar'ng to begin
hi, winters work They have contracted 10 haul
five hundred thousand feet of spruce lumber ON
a 10: Of land owned los Sander,ou X Hammond Of
Bethel, and and i, ON the Auiro-ccggin River
Tacy intend 10 put in twelve oxen aud four horses
Il
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n yUu want @ beautiful cli'Ici map l5Nsd ach-
e., OF he CnUc.. states send your name aH'i pos
office "a .r.~- ,o o.. l.. Hir.I-oa, state street
BOsto.. " i-s o. Z. Q. Booth. 49, broadway. New
NO-k 10 or to ~. a. >tcuuctt. Gen Pas. agent
{ 4 y 81 Rai.Usy, Chicago, Ill. and copy viii
lie &c I, you .free iw
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Krz,RPLrs. Nov. 6, 1877

\ little child Of Darling IIuntress Of Hiram.
about two aud half years oil, -t"yed from the
house Nov, 9Th, while It's mother had len it i'f
few moments Co drive the cattle from the held'-
the child, father being away. Search was made
during ,hc afternoon aud nightly neighboI- aud
friends. hu, thc child coull not hr found. Early
on the following morning 10 wa found about one
mile FROM the house, drowned in hole filled with
water. from which muck had been -hoycled The
child len the house about three O'Clock in the after
noon and /, supposed 10 have wondered to the
meadow which % reached 10 dark, and not seeing
the hole fell into it. W
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NOTICE

is hereby given, that all persons, whose subscrp-
tious are la arrears for the OXFORD DEMOCRAT,
will be charged Two Dollars per year, unless
money 10 pay for one year in advance Is forwarded
with amount already due.
F.E. SHAW X co.
Paris, oct. Il. 1874.
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LOST.

IN the 10th Of October between Rum!orl Falls
- and DiNdeld a striped Ottoman shawl. The
finder will Ice paid for al trouble b. leaving il at
Henry Park store Mexico, or Wilson Thomas's
L. numford Oct 20, 1874. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-10
Notice OF Foreclosure.

XITHEREAS, Virgil X. Paris Of Paris in the
w County Of oxford and state OF Maine, on
the twenty eighth day OF July, ls13 conveyed bY
mortgage the following described lots Of land ut
aied ina Milton Plan in the County OF ONt lrd
and state of Maine, viz lots numbered seventy
three, seyentv-our, seventy i've seventy siN seN-
entv-sestn, seventy eight and seventy nine; also.
the following described lots OF land situated IN
Franklin Plantation in said County, viz lo, num-
bcred sixty eight, sixty nine ninety ninet three
niucty-four and ninety seven. excepting about -ey
enleen acres of lot numbered seVcnty-thrce IN
Milton PlautHtlon, 10 Edwin !. spohorl, Joseph
II. w. Spoflord, Edison g. >pOnOrd, and AdoBiram
!. Spofford which said deed Of mortgage is re.
corded with oxford County Records, Eastern Dis
trict, in Book l52, Page l1j aud the said J. III W
Sponord having asst yned hi- right and interest in
said mortgage TO said Edwin |. Sponord: now the
conditions ~ said mortgage having been broken
we claim a foreclosure OF the same according 10
the statute in such case made aud provided.
EDWIN |. SPOFFORD,
EDISON G.. SPOFFORD,
ADONIRAM j. SPOFFORD.
Nov. 10, 1874.
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Centaur Liniment.

There 10 DO paia whirh Ceutaur
Im.mCut will u0- relieve, no
fUel,lug 8, Will no. subluc. and
re hn.eness (which B, viii not
cure. This j. STRONG language,
tutisis tue where The parts
ave no-E.ooe. is effects are mar
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SOUTH PARIS MARKET.

Corrected bY II. y BOLSTER.
ArPLeS - % Q $500 per bbl
BEANS tNellow-eyc)-S1 90 @ Sj.2j
(FCIl-sioC <fsj
BUTTER-S2c. g S3c.
CuxEsE- FACTORY price leic. Retail lee.
CuFFEES-2ic 4 &c.
EGGS-2ic. Z 25c. per dOz.
FLoUR-Ss a. & $50
HAN-Si2uO q SljOo
LARD fdomestic,-lSc.
LINE-sl 50
MOLAsSES-lCc. 9 soc.
NNLS-u5c 9 Osc.
OAI--GUc Z tJc.
PORK tRouGd h1g'-gc.
SALT-tVc. Box ,jc.
>QUAsH--0lc. & V2c.
SIGAE-llc g l}c.
TEA>-tJc. NJ.
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NVNFI


snres 81 rAclnat.sla. neur1.S... lock Jaw. palsy
spIa.as. swc.ilSs, c1k-l breast. scald-, lIrns'
s4.;.sl,s IN. earachc, &c, upon tlc human frame,
and OF strains. SPAWN. gals Sc, rHou animals In
enc year. shan have $50 otaes remedies since ;as
wyJld began Itsac.cu;es ..i .taat. ANA 81. hc.,.
Ing pain rtlcttr. C.iplie- throw away tor
clu.che-. tae lams walk. pli,uaog, bites arS scn-
deed harmless aaI che vonulrj am healed villa
cut scar Ilsuo hau1u- Tie recipe .' pub
lshod around ,aca bottle. ]. q. .e,aa, as ne ar...
Gle ever before -o.' -a3 70 sells because 10 does
ia-; what % pretend, Oh 30. Tlo-e MAO now a.eeg
ioa. rheumatism. pain or swelling, deserve Co
suaer, .i tA's viii n.t use Contain Lil Geut. -
More Aal 700 ,,l,lac-.c. d: remarkable cures.
inc.ut.a- frozen limbs chrcalc rheumatism govt,
ruan.ug tsn0ss. g.. have gesa received WcvU
sen c.sc-.ar continuing certificates. the recipe.
g. slal, % aay one requesting 10. Ole bottle
% t.e yellow wrapper Ceu,.ur L,nincat 10 worth
oae hundred dollar. Tor spav.1eI or .Ucsa.ed
horse, ald mule on f1r screw-vosms ,u sheep
S;ocl oaacr- ials lu.mel; is worthy Your aueu-
Ion. ~ family should be wfh1u, Cc-.luI L!ll.
ncrt. 81 g1SE \ Co, Ne YORK.
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New Advertisements.
Change of Readers.

NOTICE +. hereby given that We have adopted
y Monroe's Series OF Headers
for use a. textbooks ia thls town, aud nave APP
pointed u b SAWYER, SO Paris, ID HUTCHINSON,
Paris Hal and : b LOCKE, West Paris, agents to
sell the same.
Al persons Interested will please govern them
selves accordingly.
GEO. b. CROCKETT,
ALkN. HILL,
ISAAC RONNDS,
SHpr. s. 5. Com. Of Paris.
Paris. Nov. 10. Ell.
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BUCKFIELD, MAINE.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS.
ATWOOD, SPAJLDING n CO.,


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