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N';l'5plks- ';l'5 3una
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JEDlN.0 0TlA
LIIOU.
Vzalemna ma 4ivot poisfujici spoleGnost
V NEWARKU, NEW JERSEY.
Plany vyhody spolecnosti te lie Wy
tknouti takto: Spolecnost tato poslytnie
POjiSt6ni ma ziyOt
POjisttni prOti nel,Odam
POjisteni v padu nemOce.

mlrne, ale Ielikoz lie ie platiti tyden-
mich lh6tach, stavaii Sc nesmfrne snad-
nymi. Kazdy md2et5dne uspoFiti 81 ct.
Ia tuto tastku obdrzi kaz, z,iy ellen, pocina
je 25. rokem stafi Qide stars nusi platiti
vice. jak nasleduje:
/. Pclici ma tisic dollar6, vydanou od
New Jersey vzaiemn6 ma zivot poiistujicl
spolecnosti V Newarku, N. J.
2) Deset dollard v pfipad6 nemoce po
tfimesiGnim clenstvi.
81 $50 dollarG padu Gmrti elena k
uhrazeni pohfebnich vyloh zbytek We
lhdte polici blize vytknut6.
A. Y padu melody (ztraty ruky, nohy
nebo dplneho schromnutiJ jest Glen oprav
men ma summu 5000 krone podpory
nemoci, ktera potud Glenovi vyplacena
bude poEud jej lekaf osetfovati bude.
Tyto isou asi hlavni, cd Volks- Bundu
poskytovane vyhody, .ez vsak dosta6i,
ably kazdeho, kdo zdravi nebo zivot
svdj pecliv jest, pfesy6dtily, ze plan ten
to jest vemi vyhodny a bezpecny. Nei
splse hodi Sc meme zamoznym praci ru-
kou svych Sc zivicim lidem, kren zhusta
praci ztracl caste do nemoce upadnou
nebo k urazu prijdou. Tito necht neob
meskail zavGas sc proti zlym casam We
svdj a rodiny sv6 prosp6ch pojistiti. Kaz-
demu mdze Sc liraz nebo nemoc pfihodi-
ii smrti neude nikdo. Necht kazdy Sc
be Sc otaze, ,,co re mne bude, kdyz nemoc
nebo uraz laky Sc mn6 pfihodi co bude
zmych milych, kdyby nemoc nebo neho-
da k praci nesp6sobilym mne uGinily
anebo kdyby pfedcasn5 smrt lima ie.
jich mne vyrvala!'
Tomu zlu mdze kazdy pfedejiti a sebe
rodlnu svou proti Il ym Gasdm poistiti
pfipojenim Sc k Jednot6 lidu.
CLENSTVL Ably Sc stall clenem. mu
ST Sc zadatel podrobiti l6kafskG prohlidce,
zatez Sc jemu niceho nepotita.
Pfistupne obnasi S1O0, cemz Jest "a
hrnut pfispevek "a pryni tyden. Pfistup-
ne slozeno byti musi soutasn6 poddrfm
zadosti "a pfijeti. Nebudeli cd lekafe
spolecnosti "a spdsobilebo uznan, tedy Sc
Gastka ia vrati.
Premie mohon tydn6, m6sitn6 nebo
ctvrtletne, die libosti pojiattneho vyplaco
ny byti. Pojistn6 SO epfiiima bez podpo
ry V padu nemoci = zsazbu.
Spolecnost byla 1868 zalozena lest
tudiz ! 2 let stara.
roce 1873 Ginila obchod ma
S13,7
Mapteldm polici vyplaceno padu Il.
mrti, nemocl ma dividendach
1892. S910O
Nynejsi hotove assets obnasi
S1,500.000
Jistina ulozena jest statnich a spolko
vych dluhopisech hypotekach.
Nj. Krejci, gen. agent.
Ill. Schwartz, jednatei
40S Forrest Str.
Ct<vetamdshd office Isl Superior Str.
Goldsmith a JankOu.
obchodvedouci.
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Umrti. Minuly tyden zemfelo 80
osob.
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p0T0ni
PDKOHS! POXOEs!
HAMBURSKO AMERICKA pARO
PLAVEBNf SPCLFCNOST.
( Hamburg Ainerikanische Packetlahrt-
Ac,ien Gescllachait)
Primit pOslOymi parOpiavba
HAMBURKRM A hBWEQRKEN
po slayn6 osy6d5caJeh yeltych postov-
Mich parolodich
fonameranja, THurjn9io, S5lesja, Fri8ia.
WestpAalia, C5m5r5G, H0lsatia, Ham-
m0naa, Vamdatia, Germa,a5a, Sason9a,
boruSsia, Baeiarda, Zcutonaa, Azleman,
ma, Suevaa, FIamcoaaa, Rhenan5q, Lo-
Mar5ngda, Aisat5c, Maracaibo.
~ Lodni vJpsayy konaji Sc z
Hamburku do New Yorku kazdou stfedu
Noveho Yorku do Hamburku kazdy
ctvrtek.
Z jara ma podzim konaji Sc Ham
burku do Nov6ha Yorku Noveho
Yorku do Hamburku mimofadne v{pra
Wy vzdy sobotu.
Pfeplavni ceny:
Prvni kajnta 1920 We zlat6.
Druha kaiuta $50 We zlatG.
Mezipalubi: Il Novebo Yorku do
HON burku $2Ove zlate. Z Hambur
ku do Noveho Yorku S24 papirech.
V Hamburku podA blizsi zpravu gene
ralni jednate August BOiten, VIM.
MILLERS NachfQlger 80 & "a Admi-
rait@tsstrasse, kde Cechove naidou sve-
no rodaka
p. JOSefa PasfOra.
V New Yorku poda blizsi zpravu pc
neralni iednatelOv6
KUNHARDT CO., CT Broad ST.. n. Y.
q. B. RICHARD IL BOAS, G1 Broad
way iakoz veskeif iich jednatelov6 po
SIP. statech.
.g Prosperity postovni paroplavby
iakoz ! Pastoroya broSurka ,,Americky
vyst6hova!ec' rozesilaii Sc ma pczadani
zdarma. $3.50
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Europa.

Bsviias, 10. led. Bskup paderborn-
sky, ktery 81 vcera trest svdj odsedel, byl
internovan do jedne pevnosti ma fece We
sel. = Rimsko- -katolicky seminar We Full
d., povestnY svym iezovtstvim, byl zru-
Eon, feditel ieho Nemecka vypovezen a
im6ni ilstavu sekvestrovano.
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Londyn, 20. ledna. Anglicky parnik
Berar utonul 10 osobami ma plavbe z
Odesy do Cardiffu.
Pafis, IS. ledna. Bonapartista Cazour
byl v departementu pyrenejskem 5000 hi.
zvolen za poslance. Volba ia zp6sobila
politickych kruzich znacne rozcileni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23
PREPARED By
H. r. STEVENS. Boston, Mass.
Facts for the People.
RnsTON. Dec. IL

II r SrEvENs ESD:
Dear Sir.-May ask the favor OF you TO make
nv ease public
IN ls6l while ON picket duty In the army, was
taken With it, which lasted all night Was
taken into camp and dosed with whiskey and gull
nine. Amer this had ITS every dny, aud was taken
20 Newben Hospital, aud there treated by the at
tending physicians, grew worse and was sent
home Remained IN poor health for four years
treating with many physicians and trying many
remedies. Finally Serofula made its appearance
on diferen. parts of my body, and my head was
so diseased as 10 be frghtful % look a. and pain
full beyond endurance. Aiter trying the most EN-
inent physicians, without improvement change
OF climate MAS advised.
Have been 20 the Hot Springs in Arkansas
twice, each time giving their treatment thorough
trial. Finally came back 10 Boston. discouraged
with no hope of help. Life was a burden 20 one
In my situation. My disease, aud the effect of so
much powerful medicine, had 50 damaged my
system that the action OF my ste mach was appa.
rently destroyed, and my head was covered with
ulcers which had in places eaten into the skull
bone.
The best physicians sail my blood was so full
OF poison they could do no more for me. About
this time friend who had been an invalid told me
NEGETlNE had restored him iOsperfect health
and through his persuasion / commenced tax ing
vEGETISE At this time I was having Its
almost every day noticed the first good effects
Of NEGETINE in my digestive organs. Ny food
sat better, and my stomach grew stronger. be-
gan 20 feel encouraged, for could see my health
slowly and gradually improving. With renewed
hope continued taking the NEGETINE. until II
had completely driven disease out OF my body
II cured the fts, gave me good pure blood, and
restored me to perfect health, which had not en-.
joyed before for ten years. Hundreds of pie
in the City OF Boston can youch for the above
facts.
VEGETINE has saved my life, and you are al
liberty 10 make such use of this statement as
phases You best, and l beg of YOU TO make il
known, that other sufferers may find relief with
less trouble and expense than did.
IL will AFFORD me great pleasure to show the
marks OF my disease or give any further informa
ton relative 10 my case TO all who desire H.
am, sir. very gratefully, JOHN PECK
No. so Sawyer St, Boston, Mass
VEGETINE Is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
qmariV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23

TRUrns. There is man in this city
so pious that he will not let his cat catch
mice on Sunday, and one so mean. that
if he finds dy in his sugar barrel, he
will hold it up, and brush the sugar of
from its legs. He will also bite raisip
in two, to make weight.
There is man in Deering who owns a
jersey COW that give such rich milk that
all he does is 10 milk her and set the milk
away to cool, and when cool it is changed
to butter. Nou can cut it with knife
and put /: on the table Tor use.
The same man has patent hens nest,
which has an aperture on the side, so
that hen the hen lays an egg it passes
through, and drops INTO basket. The
hen looks down. don't see any egg,
thinks she hasn't laid any, and lays an
other one. and so continues. She will
lay three dozen day Port and Adrer
User
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the term of the loan exter ding totwenty
years, aud that, is case of failure TO do
this, the Government n light foreclose
their mortgage. first pay ng the farmer
The original assessed valu, of his land.
and next looking TO the il creased value
alone consequent upon the undertakings
10 pay themselves.
The result has not beer merely indi'
yidual but national, and the Increased
profit OF the farm, so uns erdrained, has
enabled their owners to pay off the drain
age mortgage without inconvenience,
thus leaving themselves, forever AFTER,
the recipients of an incr ased income,
while the permanent Increase OF the
value of their farms has been equal TO
the whole cost of the und, rdrainage. SO
profitable did this project prove, that
chartered companies advertised to loan
capital on Government tel ms for under
draining land. and, as lneral remark.
il may be added. that vert, il not for The
underdrains aud subsoil plows OF Eng-
land she could not support her present
population.
Little underdrainage wis done In Eng
land prior to 1913. During that year,
Josiah Parkes gave his evidence before
the Agricultural Committee OF the House
OF Lords. in relation to the system oil
underdraiuage. which his mind had con-
ceived; and about this time John Reade.
an English gardener. made clay pipes to
drain hot beds. His plan was 20 lap a
piece OF clay around a nlandril. and he
used flannel TO make It smooth. Mr..
Parkes remarked to Earl Spencer; my
Lord. with this pipe | will drain Eng
land" This new system d underdraln-
ace laid 4 foundation for Esglands
greatest improvements in agriculture
II prepared the way for Mr.. BakewelFs
improved stock, and the highest class OF
food that was necessary for their susie
nance Sir Robert Peel caused the gov
erument to appropriate $4,000. 600 sterl-
in,. to be loaned 10 farmers for the drain =
age OF their land. As already said, this
money was repaid by instslments extend
inc over twenty years The canny
Scotch were the first to appreciate The
advantages offered to them by the gov
ernmeut. In 1856. tlO00,0O0 more
were granted. Several millions were
also invested by companies and private
individuals. We are thus minute be
cause there is Ne ubiect OF greater i'm
portanco TO the interests Of this country
than thorough land draming.-PeH and
Plor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23
the udder, or what is called garget. II

the udder. or what is called garget. II
attacks the Internal substance OF the bag
First one quarter, or one teat, becomes
enlarged. hot and tender. In a shsrt space
~bt time other parts became affected. The
milk has become cnagulated in the bag.
and causes Inflammation wherever II
lodges. This occurs particularly in
young COWS alter their first calying, and
is atteQed with more or less fever
The COW should be physicked. Take
thhty-drop doses OF tincture OF aconite
root every two hours, and garget root
and glycerine should be well rubbed into
the bag night and morning. A common
and effectual remedy is to let the call he
put with the COW and be permitted TO
suck and knock about The udder at lis
pleasure. This seems rather harsh treat
ment. but if the COW will permit the call
to suck, II should be tried.
II Assesses form. they should be
o,ened as soon as detected II permitted
to take their own course ill they break,
great injury is done to the udder, by the
burrowing OF the matter, and when the
opening is finally effected it is hard 10
heal.
After the period OF calsing is safely
passed. the fow Of milk well established
and the tumclaction Of the udder N pro
cess OF removal, then the food OF the
COW should be increased. Roots aud pc
ta,oes are suitable at this time, and mea'
may be gradually added. Much pains
should be taken to secure the fullest aud
freecst flow of milk at this period, as
much OF the future usefulness OF the COW
depends upon proper management at This
time. An the milk should be removed
at each milking, that no shrinkoge may
occur.
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qoetrpp.
4 Crn Fron. .he Shore.

Come down. We grRybeartmariners.
Unto the wasting shore
The morning winds are up-the sods
Bid me % dream no more.
Come, tell me whittier must sail
What peril there may be,
Before lake nv life in hand
Aud venture out 70 sea-
We may not tell thee where 10 sail
Nor what the dangers are;
Zach sailor soundeth for himself,
Zach hath a separate star;
Zach sailor soundeth lOr himself
Aud on The awful sea
What We have learned is ours alone;
We may not tell itthee.
to.ur back. o shosily mariners.
NcWho have zone before
4 dread the dSrA impctuou> udc,,
dread the farther shore
Tell me the secret Of the waves.
Say what my tate shall be-
Qu,ck ior the mighty winds are uP,
Aul will not wait for nae.
Hail aud farewell o yoyager
Thyselt must read the waves;
What We have learned OF sun aud storm
Lies with Us Ia cur grayes;
Wha, We have learned OF sun and storm
4, ours alone 90 know,
The winds are blowing ont % sea.
Take Up thy life sud 20
Ur~n.~'s lf,attl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23
We &c TINE
Purifies the Blood, Renovates and
Inyigorates the Whole System.
Alternative, TONIC, SOLVENT
AND DIURETIC.

VEGErINE j. made exclusively from the juices
OF carefully selected bark, roots an herbs, and
81 strongly concentrated, that II will eneciually
eradicate from ,hc system even faint OF scroruia
scrofuIsus Humor, Tumors, Cancer, Cam
cerouS Humors, Erysipelas, salt Rheum,
syphIlitic Diseases, Csnker, FaIntncss at
the stomach. and al diseases thSi arise from
Chronic Rhenmatistn, Neuralgia Gout and
spinal Comp laInts. can only be efectually
cured through the blood
For Ulcers aud Eruptive Diseases OF the
Skin, Pustules, PiInples, Blotches, Rolls,
letter, scaIdhead AMI RIngworm, VEG
ETlNE has never failed to effect permanent
cure
For PANS u THE BACK, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
DROrsI, FEMALE WEAKNESS, LECCORRHIA ,
arising from internal liberation. aud uterine dis.
eases and GENERAL DEBILITY. NEGETINE acts
directly upon the causes OF these complaints. IL
inVigoraic, and strengthens the whole ~ stem,
acts upOn the secrCtNe organs, Ailays tnfamma-
uon cures liberation, and regulates the bowels.
For CAR NERu. DYSPEPSIA, HABITUAL COS.
rIEENEs~. PALTtrAlION OF THF HEART, HEAD
ACHE. PILES, NERVOUSNESS AID GENERAL
PROStRATIOS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, no med.
the NE6EIl\E. 10 pur.ucs the blood. cleanscs
all OF the organs. and possesses a controlling
power over the nervous system
The remarkable cures effected by NEGE1INE
have induced many physicians and apotbecaries
whom We know 10 prescribe and use Il In their
own families.
In fact YEGETINE Is the best remedy vet dis.
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before
the public,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23
Administrators Sale.

DI yirmr OF q licen-a from the Hon ji.-
ID Probate, there VIII be sold at pay.
OF private sale. ON th" premises. 900 W
the 3l-t day OF March next, 90 u.,i.. B. D.. W -
the Real Estate. including the rcy..- .'
widow, dover. OF which BeAlecl WAX" .'.'
Paris decca,ed died possessed !. ceh-.-'.
good farm and comm0diOus building 4ol-' ''
miles from 30. Pari- On ihe road 10 oN..
L II BROWN. Adm
Paris. Feb -, 1875.
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Good Farm For sale.

SlIDATED ln sumner, about b.
y buckrcil aul Mil.- 1.m We--
Farm - 80 acres 90 more. known o. d.
farm. Fim is wei, divided iln ..-
age and wool AMI Building, n GOO.
large orchard. rut- luDu. o. tons ..
iu good repair re lhbors good o. t.. .''.
purchaser can buy Huu-chllI cool. t4.- a.
and stock; a good dpct of sheep pl l-
cause ios selling Apply 10 the Owner. .....,
SUMNER, Feb. e. rs JAMES JO@-A'
2meOW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23
Diamond Rheumatic Cure
is q wonderful Medical Diacovcry.
PORTLAND, Dec. II, ISL

is wonderful Medical Diacoycry.
PORTLAND, Dec. n, 1871.
w. ~. Whipplc q Go.
Gentlemen: Unsolicited hv YOU. ! wish % bear
testimony so the efficacy ut tho DIkNOND UiET-
MATIC CURE During the past year have suffered
greatly from that common and agonKing 7fliciiou.
Rheumati~m. My shoulder was 20 affected that
my ten arm was completely powerlc-- and dc--
paired of ever again having tn nae OF that limb
! was induced. hy hearing ~ the many marvellous
cure accomplished by the agput while staying no
Che Prcblc House, to bay bottle. u IS sufficient
to say that wi hnut faith in the medicine on It's
results los the taking OF I've small bottles was
entirely relieved And weeks have since elapsed.
and am -tli all right and free from pain, with no
indications cd a. return and the feelings of new
life which / experience attribute io The use ~
the DIAMOND RuUUWNrGC CURE. Have the kind
mess To pA-- my testimony AMI experience around
for the bcncht ol suffering humanity.
Yours trub.
CYRUS HNNSCOM Temple 70.
The disc1vercr OF This medicine has walked he
ai.les otthc hospitals OfLond1u AMI Paris Tor The
past twenty years making rheumatism specially .
ami the prc-cri ption frum which this remedy h.
compounded o. an h. ever u-c,l iu thr treatment
Of this disease. for the past wear IL has been
tee hospitals Of Montreal. and Is recommended
los the cry best medical practitioners in that ctff
a- sac" speedy hni positive curc'ipr either govt
ur rhcuW1t p.
In Simple cases sometimes ono OF two dosct
suffice IN The most chronic case Do ts sure to give
way hy The u-n OF four or I've bottles. Put up
and prepare ior the Mass LAppRNroRl AS>u-
ClATfON hy T.. " Conner, ] % Court So, Boston.
Til medicine % Tor sale III 90 nruEgi-t-
thr.I- mont thr United states and Canada. II BIZ
happen your drng get has not got it Boo stock ak
him Ia send Ion ID Ia tltr Whole ale Agents
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FOR SALE,

\ DESIRABLE STAND, situated
Paris. Terms easy. Inquire W th' -a'-.
MRS. l.. e.. uAEh Ai'.
Wet Paris. Feb. -, IS 81
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Suppose there is not in the whole OF physi-
clans experience anything in human suffering
which calls forth his sympathy, and pity, 10 such
an extent as 10 witness the eXcruciaiing pains Of
n poor mortal suffering from that fearful disease
Reformation. Heretofore there has been u con-
siderable diversity OF opinion among medical men,
rs To- the tue character of this disease, some
locating IL IN tho hbrOus or muscular tissues OF
the system and others viewing il as acute nerv-
Gus disease. Int il Is now generally q miiicd TO
hc a disease arising from poison circulating I'm
the blood and further Il j. admiitel that Thcuma-
Terminating such oisonous matters from the blood
hy a constitutional Internal remedy. We feel
confident that none viii feel better satisfied and
rejoice more than the conscientious physician,
who has found ont that q true cure for this stub
born 90 seasC has been al ,coyercd The following
testimony from o Portland gentleman cannot iail
"a entf-fv nh that the
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Farm for Sale.

4 SMALL FARM situated 600 I.tl ,.1lehl-
~ capable of sustaining iFr head IA.
horse and lock ot sheep r. rou afrIri
TERMS s1Ul down and 60 per f.... SO.
security, t.il paid for This l- at..f..
tunitt f'l "a rouus mIa or @ small fi.I...
ALSO. Tor sale, a good Cow ana SOME trIl 10
Tools. address tor further information. ~.
" PIERCE, No. Norway 0r Mr. A. HAh..
MAN W L0vrM MAn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23

Interesting variety of microscopic objects care
fully prepared In Canada Balsam, on glass sildes
neatly covered, and labeled with name Of ohlecl
and put up IN boxes OF dozen for Sc; or dozen
for sl.5O.
ldozen sent free for , Her subscribers; or doz
for 3 netr subscribers with advanced payments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23

Charles Lamb, Essayist, denounced all -pir
tuous liquors as "Wet Damnation.' Poor iellow;
he knew whereof he spoke, by sad experiences,
and IL living, would apply the same 10 Alcoholic
Excitants, advertised as Curealls. But there :
one Tonic and Alternative In existence-the best
the world has ever known-which contains no
alcohol. Ii is DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BlTTERs. SmariW
UTANTED-Agenis; % TO s5 per day guaran-
w teed Terms TO Agents and complete out
ft by mail, 10 cents. Address,
= EASTMAN s. CO., sG5 Washington ST.,
Boston
l6feb2m
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simple ou;ni for mounting common objects 10
the microscope, suitable Tor Young beginners en-
braclng dozen plain glass slides, thin glass cos
ers. paper cut for covering, labels, dlssectn
needles with handles, steel forceps, bottle or pre-
pared Canada Balsani, etc, all contained la LoN
sent for seic subscribers, with $3.50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23

or down. confined in 2 cage which J. rart oi the
instrument-whilei In motion or IN iN'i po-lt'oh
custom with most other Instrument. li - also
the most perfect Instrument invented Tor cN3mln'
ing seeds flowers, plants minerals, idbTc', Dan |.
notes. engrnyings, etc. Has. also, an attachment
for counting the number OF threads to = square
inch OF the finest linens. Zach instrument j.
enclosed IN case. labeled with instructions I'i
use. PRICE, - 81
Forwarded free tor subscribers with
$3.50, advanced payments.
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The "Oxford Democrat" il the
best advertising medium in Ok
ford County.
TERMS

Terms,
For inch Of space l week, sl.oo
Each subsequent week. rs
SPECIAL NoTICks-25 per cent. additional.
SPECIAL TERMS made with Local Advertisers
and for advertisements continued any considerable
length Of time; also, for those occupying exten
:
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SOMETHINGELSE.

This isan IA strumcnt
practically useuiltO ev.
cryone. % ALL \ place
that no other Micro
scope does. u exam.
ines. 90 focus, whole
insects bug o. worm =,
alive or dead tran pa.
rent or Opaque, feet up
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23

SELECTED STORIES. -For stories we
are obliged To- depend almost entirely upon current
publications The income Of country papers g. 80
small that the publishers are unable 10 pay the
ice charged for good original stories, and q
cheap one Is not so satisfactory as one well select
"a from some other publication. We shall take
great pains In the future TO select only the best
that are published and such As have high moral
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