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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-09
General Eittratnrt,


The life Of Joel Gray, so well known
TO the people Of Somerset County. termi.
mated few weeks since. in Boston,
az the age Of a. Presenting, as il does.
a picture Of the fortune tina. awaits the
poor boy OF enterprize and perseverance,
we give briel synopsis Of it. Lel latheI-
less while anintant. his training devolyed
upon bis mother, who resided on the home
farm at Embden, and who, by reason Of
her limited means, was obliged 10 train
her children Cot whom she had lour) to
rely upon their own labor for livelihood.
At about eighteen Joel went 10 Boston
and engaged in company with Amos F.
knight, OF this village. at Is dollars per
month, TO work IN the stables of the City
Hotel. where, in less than a year, he be.
came foreman. Being some hat of q
speculative turn Of MUD be ventured to
purchase large invoice of Hour, upon
which he realized several hundred dollars.
This enabled him 10 buy . hack, which
he ran to and from the Eastern Depot
Investing from time to time as his means
admitted. he was finally in condition 10
purchase one. half interest in the City
Hotel, in company with Mr.. Couant; and
in 1858 he became sole proprietor, and
continued 10 run the same until its domo.
li.ion by the city authorities for street
improvements. He was also associated
with Messrs. Bell and Bailey in Wilde's
Hotel. At the time OF his death he OWL
ed the New England House on blackstone
street, and part interest in the Quincy
House, on Bratlle Street. As business
man be was quite successful. He owned
large farm il Embden, a handsome
Trick block AID ether property in North
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State Of MnillP,

OXFORD $50 the Honorable Justice # the
Supreme judicial Court Hert 10 DC haitian Is
Poris, rithiH and for hc Comfy cJ DrfpIf, on
tie hiR Tuesday cf September, 4. n. lss5:
ID ESPEC1FJ LILY represents SImI II. Icwks
"a bury OF Portland, in the County Of Cumberland
and state OF Maine, that h. Is seized in fee simple
tenant in common with George r. TeWkshury
Of G0rham. in The state Of New Hampshire, AMI
Jacob u. Tewksbury OF san Francisco. In tho
state of California, OF and IN ccttJin real estate
situate in The town Of oxford ~ thc County OF
oxford and state of blaine, bounded and described
rs follows, To- wit: commend on the ea.tcilt
side OF High Street In oxford village 90 the north
westerly corner OF the homestead lot occupied los
- degrees east one hundred and forty rods, them
north - degrees west, thirty Two rOcs 60 land own
cd by seth II. Fapnce Then south about - degree
west. ON the line OF land owned and occurred Toy
said = II. FaJnce and Fanny Motley. about ONE
hundred and thiTty-iye rods 10 said Ilich street.
then southeIly by said High Street 10 said lg-i
mentioned bOund.-thc said samuel IA. Tow A-5uN
owning uue.thrd part,--ihe said George I. TcWks.
bury owning o.e third part, and the said jacob
VI. Tcwksbury owning ono'thui p5rt; HAT b.,
cannot pps,c--, occupy ant improve tie -sld part
to any advantage WLsc The same lie in common
and undivided as Aforesaid; wherefore be prdes
that notice may be Issued IN due form of law
and that their saiI parts may Dc - on and as
signed TO teen in scyerai;y a in duty bound viii
ever pray.
Dated This tweniy -frs. day ofAugust, A.D. Is75.
: II. TEWk-lL'isN
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Ilsanitu an,ona .ints.

Don Francisco Telasque informed ne,
in 1870, that he had a powder which made
the ants mad, so that they bit and destroy
cd each other. He gave me little OF it,
and il proved 10 be corrosive sublimate.
made several trials OF il, and found it
most eficacious in turninga large column
OF ants. a little OF il sprinkled across
their paths in dry weather has most sur,
prising effect. As soon as one of the ants
touches the white powder, it commences
10 run about wildly, and to attack any
other ant il comes across. In couple of
hours, round balls of the ants will be
found billing each other. and numeIOus
individuals will be seen bitten completely
in two, while others have lost some of
their legs or autenuG. News OF the com
motion is carried TO the .ioymicarium. and
huge fellows, measuring three quarters
OF an inch, that only come out Of the nest
during 4 migration or an attack on the
nest Of one of the working Columns, are
seen sailing down with determined air,
Is if they would soon right matters. As
soon, however, rs they have touched the
sublimate, all their sta,eliuess leaves
them; they rush about; their legs are
seized hold OF by some OF the smaller ants
already affected by the poison; and they
themselves begin to bite. and in a short
time becom, The center OF fresh balls OF
rabd ants. The Sublimate can only be
used effectively in dry weather. MAJ
aTdii>k "a NicQrIJHI.
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STATE nE MAINE


OXFORD, Ss:-Sgpremc judicial Court March
Term, 4. ID. Is1I.
SAMUEL II. WkSBURY, Petitioner ior Par
tition, Us GE)RiE +. IEN hsBUEG It n.
And now 1t appearing to the Court that The said
Respondents are not inhabitants Of thi.
Stas aud have no tenant sgent or attorney therein
and that they have notice Of the pendency Of this
Petition.
II is ordered by the Court that the said petitioner
notify the said respondents Of the pendcncy Of THU
petition by causing an a.testcd copy thereof with
this order Of Court thereon TO be published three
weeks successiyely in the Oxford Democrat paper
printed at Paris Ia sa,d County la ls-t publication
10 be thirty days At least before the next term of
said Court 10 be holden at Paris aforesaid on the
third Tuesday Of September next 20 the end that
The said respondents may then aud there appear AT
said Court and shew cause ii any they have WIN
the prayer Of said petitioner should NOT be granted
Attest; JAMES s. WRIGHT, CLERK.
A true copy Of petition and order of Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Cleik
j. Perry, Atty for Petr.
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Sheri" -
STATE OF NJ

TNKFT .INE-OTFORD, ST.
4 lie our. Execution and Will be sold by pub
81 ~ ION on the third day Of July, A. d.
- = one o'clock in the afternoon, at the store
~ rrieric NJ. Baitlett In Woodstock in said
Juuty, all the right IN equity which Paris \,
Baxter OF I,umlord In said County has "a redeem
the following described real csiat, situated in
Franklin Plantation in said County, 10 wit:-lols
numbered - aud l0 in said Plantation being IN that
part Of said Plantation Known a. Milton Acad'
envy Grant:T IN execution IN favor OF William w
Abbott and against said Paris 4. Baxter having
been, on the 23d day Of October, \. ID. 1913, OK
tended on said premises; the amount of saii exc
cuti0n and cost Of set on beng Slil said levy Is
recorded Ia the Oxford Registry of Deeds, Book
100, Pages l. and and said premises are subject
TO said nCumhrauco.
Dated this lhrtieth dav of May, A. u. 1SH.
iun2 T. r. DAY, Deputy Sheriff.
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THE WAY To AvoID CALUMNY.-"If
any one speaks i'll OF thee" said Epicto.
ius, consider whether he had truth on
his side; and if so, reform thyself, that
his censures may not affect thee" When
Anaximander was told that the very boys
laughed at his singing, "Ay," said he,
''then ! must learn to sing better" Plato
being told that he had many enemies who
spoke in of hiA said: at is no matter,
will live so that none shall believe
them" Hearing. at another time, that
an intimate friend of his had spoken
detractiyely of him. he said: Il am
sure he would not DO it if he had not
some reason for IL" This is the surest.
as well as the notlest way of drawing
the sting out Of reproach, and the true
method OF preparing man Tor that great
and only relief against the pains Of cal
umnY-G good conscience.
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PEEsEyEEANCE.-Let any who are dis
heaitened at the obstacles which they
imagine lie in the way OF their improve
ment, read the following. and see what
patient persevering Industry can accom-
plish;
Il learned grammar" said William
Cubbet, "when | was private soldier
at sixpence a day. The edge of ny Lerth
OF my suard-bed, was my seat 10 study
in; my KNAPP sack was my book case, and
. bit of board laying on my lap was my
writing table. had no money to pur
chase candles or oil; in winter time il
was rarely that | could get any light but
that OF the fire. and only my turn even OF
that. To buy q pen or sheet Of paper, /
was compelled to fOfego some portion Of
food though in state of starvation. had
not moment Of time that could call my
own; and | had to read and write amid
talking, laughing, singing, whislling.
and bawling Of at least half score OF
the most thoughtless OF men; and that
too, in the hours OF their freedom from all
control. Gnd say, if | under circum
stances like these. could encounter and
overcome the task. is there, can the re be
in the whole world, q youth who can ind
an excuse for the non performance ~
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his dinner quietly, apparently without
observing the gibes and sneers OF his
neighbors. One of them at last, in des'
pair at his forbearance, said to him.
"Well, l wonder at your patience! Have
you not heard all that has been said
against you" "Oh, yes; but l am used
to it. Do you know who amp" "No,
sir" "Well, will inform you. L am
chaplain of lunatic asylum; such re-.
marks have no effect on me-"
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oNFoED. ~. Court OF Probate nod at

OXFORD, SS.-At q Court OF Probate he'd at
Pans within and for the County u OAi0d
on the third Tue STAY OF Aiay, 4 -. 1874,
IN tire pttitN,u of JAMES &. IRISH. Admins
~ irnior al the estate o. IeLbcu- Churchill late
81 Hartford "a said County deceased, praving for
license to sell and convey Ill Tire real estate OF slid
deceased according 10 his petition on lie ia The
Probate OMcc:
Ordered, That the said PctitoI cr give notice
to all persons Interested by caLlg an abstract OF
said petition with thi. order thereon 20 De pu b shed
three weeks surccssiye.y ia The oxford Democrat
printed at Paris. thai they may %, p, r NJ Probate
Court TO be held ~ PJ-is in .Jid County on
The third Tuesday OF Jane nest @ - o'clock IN
the forenoon aud show cause IL any they have Why
the same should not De granted.
An. WNLkER, Judge.
tiUc copY-attrst: II. &. DAVIS, Register.
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OXFORD, s,:-N Ccur, of Probate held az
Paris within AMI ,1r the Couuty Of oxford
on 'hr third TUESDAY OF Miy, \. %. l~5l
~ the petition OF NOSE, = MOI tTON Al
~ m.u.-t.,iat 600 tlc estate coz Ami Bridge, late
~ Porter 100 r4l County deceased. PRAYING COR
lcca-c o. sell anil convey c,it.W trII estate he
!Ou-u- tn .Iil estate 1uI .e.lgd 900 lr- petition
on uir 900 iIc Probate DG.rc;
Ordered, THAT tic said rtiI,ierrT give Co'ict
10 an persons interested by csu.iu gu distract o.
ai- petition wi this o,i'r tEri- . 90 T., published
three wc,Ss .rrcc.sFc!y in Che oxford Democrat
priu'cIat Paria,tAA thcy llAs pear ~ Probate
Court to br Ltld at rars o. .llI County 90
tie third Iuctday OF Iu.c ucNt - O'Clock ia
the forenoon suI Shes: cause b. lrf tlcy have Hhy
the same should no, Dc granted.
An. WALKER judge.
truce ry-attesi n. e.. DAVIS Register.
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OXFORD, SIS AT a Court OF Probate held at
Paris within snl ior the County Of oxford
ON the third TUESDAY Of Alay, \. %. ls7f,
h thC petition Of ABAHliLA tiit RClilfL
~ Widow OF I.cbbcus Churchill late OF Hartford
IN said County deceased, pul ins for an allowance
out col the personal estate Of Her late hgIbard:
Orlrred,- That the said Petitioner gi,c nOFicr 10
10 all Icrsons int"restcd 10y causing copy %! this
order to De- published three weeks suetcssyelJ IN the
oxford Democrat prihtcu at Paris. thar they may
appear AZ q Probate Court 10 be held at PARIS
in said County on the Third Tuesday Of June next
at o'clock IN the forenoon aud shcw cause II any
they have why the same should not be granted.
4. ~. WALkER, Judge.
true copy, attcst:-ll. c. DAVIS, ResistC..
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Atruc cOpY-altcst; IT, l. c. = DAVIS, Eesi.te'.
OXFORD, sat- a Court OF Probate hcId at

OXFORD, s. AT Court OF Probate held at
fryehurg within aud tor the County Of Oxford
on the a. day Of MAY, 4. ID. 1874.
FHHOhAS {. RANDALL named Executor in a
4 certain instrument pnporline 20 be- the last
" ill and Testament OF Edward Gibbs late Of PoI-
ter in said County deceased, having presented
the some for Probate.
Ordt red, That the -aid Executor give notice
to ali persons interested by causing copy of this
order 10 De publlshed three week. IN the
oxford Democrat printed nj Paris, that they mag
appear nj q Probate Court 20 be held at Paris
In said County ON the thIfd Tuesday ol june bcNi
at O'Clock In the forenoon and shcw cause itiny
they have why The same should not be proved, Hp-
proved and allowed as the last VIII and Testament
OF sad deceased.
Al. WALKER, Judge.
\ true copy-Rttc-i ~. 6. DAVIS, Register.
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OXFORD, SAT a Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday Of May. A. u. 1874,
TARVEl KEEN named Executor IN certain
i instrument pun porting 10 be the asi VIII aud
Testament Of Kinsman Holmes late OF Buckleld
in said County deceased, having presented the
same for Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executor give aoiiCe
TO all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order to Ice pubshedthree week successiyey in the
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
APP ear ut Probate Court TO be held at Paris
Ina said County ON the third Tuesday of June next
at o'clock In the forenoon and shsw causs II any
they have why the same should not De proved, az
proved and allowed ~ the last " III aud Testament
of said deceased.
An. WALKER, Judge,
4 true copY-altest: u. Z. DAVIS. kosl.te,.
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"A German paper contains a reply
from clergyman who was travelling,
and who stopped at hotel much frequen.
led by wags and jokers. The host. not
being accustomed to have clergymen at
lis table. looked at him with surprise !;
he clerks used all their artillery OF wit
ipon him. The worthy Clergyman ate
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OXFORD, IS At Court Of Protalc he'd at

OXFORD, SIS AT Court Of Probate held nj
Paris within aud for the County OF oxford
on the third tuesday of Ms \. u. is.I.
an the petition Of RON ga =. JEWETr
y Widow OF samuel JCWtl late 81 Hartford ~
said County deceased, pray ing for an allowance
ont Of the personal estate of hHr late husband
Ordered, inHt the said petitioner give notice 10
all persons Interested b. c.u-i,g IN copy OF this
orler TO be published three weeks ,ucces-iVely in the
ONiOri Democrat priuteia 10 F4ri., that they may
ppear az a Probate Court 10 be- held II Paris
in said County on the th!ld Tuesday OF June next
n O'Clock ia the forenoon and -hcss IL my
they have why the same should not De granted.
\. II. WALKER. Judge.
\ true copy-Attcst: II. &C. DAVIS, Register.
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OXFORD, sat- Court OF Probate held NJ
Pari, wl:hln and for the County OF Oxford,
on thc third TUESDAY OF Nav ID. 1874,
HTO-ES ALLEY Admini orator ON The estate q
VI David Bryant late OF II trtf1rliu said County
deceased, having presented his fret and dnAl ac-
count Oi administration OF tAe estate OF said DEE
ceased Tor allowance:
Ordered, Ihat the said Administrator give notice
TO an pcrons Interested, by causing = copy OF this
order To be published three weeks uccess.sy irthe
Oxford Democrat printed AT Paris. that they may
appear az PrObat, ourt to De held at Paris
in said County on H. l!ird Tuesday Of June next,
at O'Clock Ia g., 80. con and -hcw cause II any
they have WIZ the .... - oulG bot be allowed.
: u. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-altest IL. {. DAVIS, Register.
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4oettg
RELIEVING GUARD.
BY BRET uARTE.

Came the relief "What, sentry, no
How passed the night through thy long waking (;
"Cold, cherries, dark,-as may bcat
The hour before the dawn is breaking"
''No sight7 no sound - No; nothing save
The pl0yer from the marshes calling,
And in yOn Western sky, about
An hour ago, star was falling"
"a star? There's nothing strange in that
"No. nothing; but above the thicket,
Somehow il seemed that God
Somewhere had Just relieved picket"
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OXFORD, - AT a Court of Probate, held at
FryebuTg within and for the County oi Oxford
on The u I day OF May. a. ID. 1874,
OLIVER ALLEN Executor on the estate Of
~ Andrew }. Allen late Of In said County
deceased, having presented his llrst account Of
administration Ct ne pg,a,s VI said deceased tOE
allowance.
ordered, That the said Executor give notice 10
all persons interested by causing a copy OF this
order 20 be published three weeks in the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they may
appear at Probate Court TO be held at Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday OF June next
at . O'Clock Ia the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
A II. WALKER, Judge
A true copy-a,test: Ii. {. DAVIS, Register
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Tllk Subscriber hereby gives pablo notice thst
he ha, been tui} appointed uy The Hon Juiser Of
Probate Tor Tue County u ON0id aud as. umcd ti.r
trust Of Administrator On the estate 90
OTIS BEST late 81 Parrish said County
deceased by giving bond Is the law uircct- .-hc
thtelorc requests all pCr.ons indebted tO e., c.-
tate u said deceased 10 make immediate payment
and those who have any demand thereon o. cy-
hibit the same 10 Oi.iN W. BENT.
My ~, IS.f
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Improved Hoe
Rock Eggs!

FOR ETTINGi
Can be had Of J. BUTTON, Bethel, at his
ouse, for SI.5O; packed aud delivered az tue
Expires, 500 JOSIAH DCIloS'
Bethel, March 81, 1874. I'M
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IlIE -uJf .fiOcr hereby gives pub,c Noise that
Dc has been duly appointed by tie Hon. Judge Of
Probate Tor me County 81 oxford AID assumed tAe
trust % AdmHi-trntsr OF a., c.t4tc Of
OLIVER AIilEETON late of waterford
in said CoLny deceased BY giving Juud as she law
directs be therefore requests ga persons who are
indebted 90 the state 81 ,a.d cceasei a. make iu.
mediate payment aud those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit i.4e same 10
JOHN ATHERTON.
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice tiu.
he has been duly appointed by The Hon Judge Of
Probate Tor the County Of oxford and assumed the
trust AZ Administrator 81 thr estate OF
EBEN ". GREGG lutc oI AHiDvcr
in -sid County deceased by giving blnd e. The law
directs; he therefore requests ali persons who arc
indebted to the estate of said deceased % make iu.
mediate payment and those who have any demands
tlIercva 10 exhibit the same 10
JAMES IS. CLARK.
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May 10. 1871.

IiE subscriber hereby gives public notice t..t
hc ha- been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate Tor the County of oxford and assumed tile
trust OF Administrator II lie estate Of
ITCRETIN PERRY late ot Woodstock
In sail County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs hr therefore requests al persons who a.o
ndebt TO the Csta;c Of said decrjl-ed To- make i'm
mediate payment aud those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same -
BARiLE H. PERRY.
A.. Ia 49,
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cgar BitterS ac a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the na-
tive herbs found en- the lower ranges of
tie Sierra Ncy&0dmountains OF Caiiior-
mia, the medicinal properties OF which
are extracted thcrctr0m without the use
Of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked. "Wllt is the cause Of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
TEEsin Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and tho patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and 4 lie giving principle,
Il perfect Renovation and lnyiCorator
Of the system. Never before IN the
history Of the world has a medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BnrfeS ~ healing tho
sick Of every disease mau is heir 20. They
are q gentle Purcauvc as we'll as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
tho Liver and NisCeral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of Dr.. WALKEE's
VINEGAR BITTERS ere Apcyicnt DaphoreilG
Cavuiuatiyc. Nutritious, Laxative. DIurctic,
SedAtiye Cuunicg-lTta SudU.!ac, AlteTa-
tive, and Anti-Blious.
Il. ~. 9;gSvNNLD e. CO.,
prl--i Is and G,n A~tt. San Nrl-cis'l California
az. cog q Washington a.I lIHT.fU. SIS. y. y.
sold by All EruSgi,ti and II, nlrrs.
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makes THE WEAK STRONG


The Pc5wriQm Syrup, u Protect
Ell Solution Of the PTOtoride or
IRON. is so combined as to haze
tie character Of al GtiB2cllt. as
casiIB digcstcd amt dSSiHHdt6I
rifh the bLOO,i rs the simplest
food. II increases the quantity
of Natures CWIs JHGlt%iR0
1gent. Iron in the blood, 0il6
cures ga thousand IT'S" simply
GBTOnin1 mp. IHriOordtiIlD GRG
Tit0Ii=iHg the System. The en-
riched and Citdti-ed blood per-
me0tes crery part Of the body,
repairing damages ana W0Ste,
searching OUt morbid secTe-
tons, anil tearing nothing Jor
disease to feet UpOR.
This is the secret Of The 1COa-
de1JUI success 81 this remedy iIs
caring Dyspepsia Liver Conn
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhea, BoilS, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fcvers, HumOrs,
Loss of Constitutional EigOr,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and al diseases originating i1E
q bad state Of the blood, or &C.
COmpGlGcd 6y debility or q to'O
state fMe system. Being FREQ
from -llcohoI. la any form, its
eneFgieisg effects are not J0t-
IOlCcd 6y corresponding reGc-
tor, bal are permanent, iJ1T5;-
sing strength, riDer. dnt reiO
life into GU parts Of tie system,
and baitdiRJ Mlo 031 IRON Con-
stitutiOH.
TRONS 1DIS hare 6cel1 changed
Ly tire Uco cfthis remedy, from
sCeak, siCi{y, suffering cPeG-
turcS. to strong, heating, and
hdppy men ana 9COmcR; ant
inrdiids cannot reasonably hes
itate 10 0iUe IL q trial.
See that e0ch bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP JIo'0;S 40 The glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRuGGIsTs GENERALLY.
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice ,I.t
he has been duly appointed 10y the Hon. Judge u
Probate t"t tic LolttN oi oxford 1E ss .Unt,i tho
tract 81 Administrator on the estate OF EDNtND
u. BROWN latc ct Paris 90 said County dee
cca-d by giving bond a- the li~ directs. lilo
trtci1rc requests $40 urr litiiD % doe estate.
ot -It decreased fu make immediate p4. u,nr .ud
those vHo have any d,Wtris ti,. CON -n exhibit
the -amc % CHARLES ID. BROWN.
Nav ~. ls.l
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,IaYIo. IA

THE subscriber hereby gives public Office That
she has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge q
Probate FOR the County Of Oxford and as umcd the
trust of Administrators Of the estate Of
HORATIO G.. JOHNSON late OF Bethel
ia said County deceased 10y giving bond ~ the law
dirrcts -he Therefore requests all persons who
indebted to the estate Of said dcctHsel 10 make p.
mediate payment aid those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same Go
sABRlNA c. JOHNSON.
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