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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05
Rumford Cruter.

Ct. Addition opencla singing -rhool AZ this
place with aOou. M, scholars. Mr.. Addition
comes well recommended: pleasant and pr, fta.
Die term Is anticipated. All who can possibly
Attend should not fail to arrest this grand oppo.'
,ua!;y Of improving musical talent.
Business good Weather moderately cool.
M j. Partridge Is selling his entire stock Of
dly goods al cost Mr.. =. inieu,i, moving to
New York and there engage IN business soon.
The community regrets the change.
Mr. y. 5. FAraam keeps Ia STOCK large assort'
ment o; rsliy made clothing. /. you want a
good O. please gave aiH call, you VIII be sure
20 buy.
one the aeates; and best stocked stores In the
county, T. one owned and KEPT by Mr. II. 4.
snail, s., .hi- place. Nj. small keeps nothing
0ai goods Of the arst quality he says he is satit
dei that poor article wont wash. H.s stock oil
iross -ood, deserves special notice, he sells at
moderate prizes, and act, on the principle that
honesty aud courtesy Leoometh all men WELL
Il ppears TIA. some short sighted" evil dis
posed, public di,honoring p.rson OF persons, late
ly listened to a high calling 10 those who pos
sess want Of brains aud were imbibed with the
impression to write an article 70 the Eastern Ar.
gu-, stating that one Walter Abbott. OF Rumford,
was recently murdered near RumloTd Center! had
been shot, stabbed, had his team purlo!ned etc.
The whole story Is literary founded upon moth
ing-aH absolute lie, a. myself am the murdered
man +" and hoping that the perpetrators eyes may
chance 10 fall upon these lines, respectfully say
TO him, her or them that they have not only con-
yerred a gross imposition upon me- disgraced
themselves, and insnl.cd the community at large,
but that they have violated a law, which II en-
forced In case Of detection, will be anything bu;
a pleasant penalty TO the author poor way 10
Joke mean way 10 revenge W. 4. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05

loaded with presents there was nothing
rars or costly TO dazzle the eve or excite the envy,
bat every thing was in keeping with the place and
occasion; the house was well filled. Prayer
was -olIered aud remarks made by Rev. Mr..
Gould of West Bethel, then there were reading,
recitations and dialogues by the scholars of the
Mason sabbath school some beautiful singing
hy few small children accompanied by Miss
Nellie Bean at the organ. was a rare treat. Re.
marks were made by Rev. y. Andrews our pastor,
in his usual happy manner, which was very
pertinent and well received In the course Of The
evening r. G.. Wheeler, Esq, was called upon
Tor some remarks, and though failing % get OF
with an ape. osy, he was equal TO the OCCASION
hi- quaint illustrations and dry humor conyulscd
the audience with laughter, and at The close fairly
brough, d0,cH ne house The whole evenings en-
lcr,ainmeul Was well arranged ami finely eNecut-
ell The distribution of the gifts gave general
satisfaction and much pleasantly. Every body
called IL a good time. G.. IL. d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05

7 OXFORD. Jan l, ls.5 The sabbath schools oil
the Congregational aud Methodist churches held
their Christmas festivals on Christmas Eve and
night respectively. Each school hal al elaborate
programme Of music, Dialogues, a concert eNS-
else, aud other appropriate Christmas matter.
Much was added - the enjoyment Of each festi-
val by several qulr.e,tes rendered by the follow
ing persons: Miss Lucy Hobart, soprano: Mrs.
Fusom. alto: IL. \. l.. Hctsey, tenor aud Mr..
Geo. H. Jones bass. The Christmas trees were
not ss heavily laden as u,ua', owing 90 the hard
timc. but all tie children went away made mcr-
rier by the re'eps OF some goodies from their
teachers and friends. Rev. Nj. Lockwood was
the recipient Of handsome marble clock "a 4"
Christmas present from hi, fteuds.
The next lecture ia tho library course VIII BE-
given this evening. by thc Rev. Or. Earhonr OF
Bangor Theological seminary.
Tho two churches wall observe thc comm +
week OF Prayer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05
, Virginia poii,leiani in Trouble.

WAsuiNGroN. Dec. % State Senator
Graham OF Virginia, in making his
charges against Representative SloweIl,
has involved himself in trouble, which
be seems to have appreciated from the
fact OF his non.appearanco before The
House Committee on Naval Affairs lie
has ackuow lodged that he received Sl'oO
for procuring the naval cadetship OF
young SchoolcrAlt. and Graham being a
State Senator. the charges will be brought
against him in the Senate of Virginia Tor
accepting a bride from Mr.. Beatty. who
he claims as q constituent. Stowell de-
clarcs that he had not received a dollar
of money from Graham, and iptimateS
that he will make his condition very
unpleasant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05
Peru

Frank Robinson ot Li,ermoge is teaching q
writing school in the Wyman district, with good
numhcrof scholars. lie i,.an excellent penman-
L.o.Bgsckeit. who teaches at the Pond, has .
writing school one evening ia week. for the
bcucdt oi his pupils.
4 public yccum has been carried on in ihe
Wait p',rct. u connection with the -choo!
taught %, l.. II. McCoui-ter, during winter. Il
hl- ncca O. complete success. other districts
iu town should do liSeWi.e. that mo mas DE i'm.
proved.
The people OF Wait district. celebrated their
THIRD annual thri-Jma. festival go thei, school
house -1Ja inst, which wa, conducted by II. :.
Mrlutirc. ~. The following o. thr order OF eN-
c-ri>e- son. boy dee choir :. Defamation b.
T.. IA Netolii-,yr. %. Mu-i,, g. Drama, Never
say bic" by the following character, J.. Il.
pclano. Tgra Gibbs, L. VI. Knight, Hattie Deians,
a. 4. Hopkins aud Alice lllrAn-. .. song; q.
Defamation Jy Wm-or II. W!m1n; 9. bra INA,
sarah Young Mao, o., \. b walker, Lucia
Walkcs, Al. Butsc,, Leroy kHi SLIT II. y. De
,luo. and M.-s =. T.. CibJ-. 5. Music. %. Di,,u.
button of siit-, py l.. -. DclAuo. who represented
santa, .n good WAY. 10. souS. Good Night
AL prc-en, had plc.au; time, being instructed
aud pleased. \ l.. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05

Tho acquisition OF Alaska by the
United States has been the occasion OF n
great deal Of ridicule. and the general
worthlessness oil the Territory has been
very generally admitted. It appears,
however,. that tho purchase may result In
being quite fortunate one. The Ice,
landers. after having lived Tor thousand
years in Iceland, are preparing TO cele
bratc their "millennial" period by emi
grating and in looking around over the
globe for some place of settlement which
shall at once be habitable, possess 4 com
Portable climate. and at The same time
remind them OF home, they have hit upon
Alaska. The report of the commission
they sent ont is eminently satisfactory,
and they insist that the country is not only
capable of sustaining life, but also proiita'
BILE industries.-lhe Republic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05
lrIeburg.

FElLByEG, Jan. J.
CONF hlmi, O. ain, lecture last MonSay evening
upon "Ceity ,lurg. was received Witi great In
Nor by n large audience. 10 81, unnecessary 90
peak Ia detail oi tbi, great lecture. The story
oi ,uis famous battle ia witch thc >PAAes bore
90 active pav Wa told iu ,frcug. nervous Ian.
-utye as his guns talked GA thU immortal field
The lecture WAS ruu of -tirrin, pictures and
lhsliius SCENES. such "a, only pnuci lant could
portray The General va, Introduced 20 the an-
dicurc, iu few l.tiug womb. by Hon. joel East
man OF Conway.
The usual Christmas tree anal fe>,iva Wa, held
q, yae ve,,ry ou Friday evening. Frank shirley.
The Frelars lr,emls Want. di,lr butci the
s.t,. Interpreting them with li- accustomed
dow OF humorous remark.
\ Chf.-ru1- tree aal oyster supper was had at
o-goo,'- Hall u Conway wednesday evening,
sud,r th, au-p.cc, % the Union Circle IL wa-a
very enjoyable time, and some ,weut. i've dol
,.s, we've realized for ihc library fund.
A. Che annual meeting Of the Pythagoran
Lodge of NIa-ons ON the s-,h. the following ca
GERS were elected. Or. T5Wic. ". NJ: Hon. Z.
e. FSting.on. :. W. wymln Jones, Jun. W.
B. " Mexican, :. u. !. :. Pike, Jun. D.; John
Lock. T John Walker, Sec. +. :. chase, Tyler
PERSONAL Miss Miranda Walker ~, resent
is attacked with paralysis and now lies n a Cit
icAl canditon. Lille hope IS entertained OF her
recovery. Mgs- Martha Bean, widow &c Henry
Bean was f1uud dead In her bel, Saturday morn
,lg 28;h alt. Jos All c shirley. n recent resident
% Fryeburg was found dead IN his bel ~ Trae's
Ho;c! IN Lowell, % thu morring Of ihe 2sth'
J0ha c. Howe E,l recently addressed the Re
form Club OF BrownAeld on the subject OF TEN
perauce. Mr.. II is employing his superior a0ili'
aes in tearing king alcohols dominions, aud Is
doing excellent service in the good cause whom
ever 1ni wherever opportunity occurs lie sew
eral times addressed the National Meeting at Old
Orchard last fail. Any intelligent community
would listen TO al address from Mr.. Howe
with pleasure and instruction.
New Years ball n the oxford House tonight.
Winter has made is appearance at last-2O de-
srees below yesterday morning. W.
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Mason.

Winter has come, but more pleasant Wiuter Is
rarely seen. We have about one foot OF snow 10
,bg wool hardly enough for heavy work. but
lair tor light Cattle came 10 The barn Last Gall 10
good condition and are looking finely now; hay
NOW are rapidly diminishing - stock Ofall kinds
est is though each was afraid another would get
more than his share The present Indications are
that our barns Sill Doe empty before another hay
crop j. harvested. Hay i now worth from eight
60 sixteen dollars a ton. a. 10 quality. There
Wa- much less corn raised last year than usual iu
thi- section, but many more potatoes and other
root c.up- which are being Eel ont literally by
our farmers. Large quantities OF western corn
meal ana shorts are being purchased and used
Jut ,AIuk not SO mach - have been for the three
pas, years.
There il but yeIy I,t'e laundering being done
here. \. \. Grover j. getting in "a small quaint
o. oI -l.rurc aud hcml5ck; nothing l. be Ing done
atPatee'- Mill in North Albany. \. :. Bean 4.
buying poplar, white birch ash and red oaA ti
West Ecihei,to De worked into -tavcs, shook, bob
biH stock and shovel hndlc- y. Ta>k has
moved his ,h0velhandle machinery TO that place
sud viii Zee quite business.
santa Claus has been this way, and the Young
folk have had Gnc tunes The oid gentleman
h1- been very generous This year, Dotwitl,tand
ius tAe hand timr-. There was Christina fest.
ysi 90 Wet Bethel, Thursday evening, which
wasa splendid sflir. The Baptist church was
d.lrd 10 overlooking anJ standing room was sc e
premium. The trees We're loaded with varied
iruiy, irom penny whistle TO splendid goiu
watch.
Gu Friday evening. tie people Of Mason anc
Immediate vicinity assembled AZ the Me,hodi-t
chapel u. Pine Grove, aad held one Of The most
enjoyable Christmas gathering, It has ever been
mypleasute Co attend Tue hoIse was tasteiu'ly
decorated With eyerneens arti-iicaly formed in-
70 wretth, notices and emblems. There were
two trees beautifully placed, and every braIeh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05

" use OF any longer taking the large, repuiaiNe
.,ripip,. drastic and nauseOus pills composed OF
.r,'5e and bulky ingredients and put up in cheap
wool or paste board boxes. when We can, by
careful application Of chemical science, extract
All the carthartic AMI other medicinal properties
IRON, IA. most valuable roots and herbs, ami con-
rsnfrste them into minute Granuie, scarcely
larger than ma starI seed, that can he re 9dily
swallowed by those og the most sensitive stomschs
snI n-,ililus tastes Zach OF Or. Pierce.s
Pleasant Purgaliye Pellets represents, la a most
concentrated form, as much carthartic power a. is
embodied in any Of the large pill, found for sale
In t1c drug stores. Prom their wonderful carthar'
,r- power, in proportion 60 theh size. people who
have not tried them are apt To- suppose they are
harsh or drastic In elect, bat such Is not the esse
Dee different active medicinal principles Of which
tHcy are composed being 40 hamoui,ei, Que Day
ile other, is to produce a most searching aud
thorough, sc, gently and kmdly operating cathar-
,ic. Ihe Pellet are -oid by dealers h medicines.
.Happiuc-, o., the absence of PAIN" SAY, Jean
rsul Richter AMI 20 ooo grateful patients bless the
Nusk,.i- OF pr. >.lShec Is the only miallhie cnre
Tor Pile ever al -covcrel. q i~ purely scientific
combining th. b,-t methods OF the French English
aui American surgeons. acting rs sa instrument
ps iitic, al medicine. aud DO; only 1loriius IN
slant r,j,.f trom eNc-utia-ins p-ia, out perform
ir.. au absolute amt permanent cUft. Alldoctor-
approve TO- Price sl0O. sold by Druggists every
where. p,pot. Walker 80. New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05
CsIIead.

Christmas was celebrated here with unusual in
tere,t. The two societies united and held
Christmas festival on Christmas Ere, in the
church on the north side OF the river. 1. WAS a.
plcasan, an entertainment as could be held 10 a
snail town Ike Glead. ~ seven O'Clock the
church was Allei 70 overAowjng. Rey.Mr. Farrar
pastor OF the Congregalionallst church called the
asscmblage 20 order, afteg which he offered
prayer followed by excellent and appropriate
music from the choir, which gave additional
charm % the occasion. Rev. Mr.. Farrar was then
called upon, and address ed the audience In n
very fitting manner. This was followed by Ola.
logues destinations, tableaax &c. which WAS
o1joysI by oil and Young. Tho Christmas trees
two 10 number bore a multitude Of presents. Rev.
NJ. Flrrar received an envelope containing
nine dollars from his :. : Glass Of eighteen young
ladi,- and others from his people, and members
OF the several schools were RENE mbered by then
rclchccrs sni parents. many OF the little hearts
were made glad by many gifts layi shly bestowed
much credit Is due 20 the ladies OF the several
-oci,;.c, Cor The Way they trimmed the church.
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Wonderful Success.

Three years ago DR.. Boschee'- German Syrup
vas introduced in the United State from Germany
for the cure of coughs, severe cold, settled on the
breast. Con sumption and other diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs No Medicine ever had such u
success, cocoon sample bottles have been lis
,ribuied every year for three years 10y Druggists
in all parts OF the UniIed siates, and nearly 1860
letters from Druggists are now Of our files, saw
ng that no other PREPARATION IN their stores sells as
well and gives such excellent satisfaction.
All We ask Is for you 10 60 10 tine Drug
store OF q. p. Wilson, South Paris.
or OF A. NJ. Hammond. Paris Hill, or to any other
medicine dealer, and &c, - cent bottle, or asau-
Die bottle for 10 cents. q. g. GREEN,
Sole Manufacture, Woodbury., y. j.
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South Waterford.

4 Grange Of Patrons OF Hu.bandry was organ
zed a, South Waterford, Nov >, by Chas. II
{ Obj Of East Poland. There were thirty charter
members. The following is a lit Of tie officers
Benz. Tucker, jr., Master Jas. VI. shaw, sec: j.
o. Longley, Treas; Geo. A. Hall. Oyerseeri Wal
ter h. Hamlin, steward; ID. +. Bsbee, Assistant
steward; Drlano Perry, Chaplain; John = swan,
Lecturer: Robbins Plummer, Gate Keeper; Mrs
I. Tsyler. Ceres Mis- Miranda Billings, Flora
Mrs. T. a. Chute, Pomona; Mrs ;. :. Swan, Lady
Assistant Steward. Others have made applica
ton for member ,hp.
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Mexico.

Tucker y Parsons have so far completed their
mill a. 10 have commenced To saw ash for rake
timber. they have a contract to furnish the rough
timber foI le0O dozen rakes.
Enoch Penlcy 4 son have contracted TO haul
cellar with at least three yoke OF oxen all the
winter when going and weather will permit. They
haul from land owned by 4. NJ Edmunds in RoN
bury To- the steam mill I'M this place.
Abel harrington and Othor- are soon 10 com
mcnce hauling red OAK for slaves, shocks, Sc.
Mr.. Tucker has iust purchased at Brilston a
shlnSle mill which will De- ready for use the first
eli March. SPARES
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TOUN ITEMS.
Albany.

Died, Dee. sith, az residence OF his father-in-
law Thomas Merrill. Es,,., OF Wet Bethel, Jacob
MardWeil OF Albany, aged - years, II months. Is
day. This bereavement falls heavily ca young
wife. 90 whom he had been married but few
months. This early death Is also deep alniciion
90 the family circle "a home, and the church at
Albany, OF which the deceased was member.
aud log the aid Of which ~ hal showed himself
ready to contribute literally. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05

The atmosphere yc luy wools s. voo' FOR
ca4-lmp,iVe patient. says Dr. tra,tus Wilson.
No doubt 10 ,- but Hale's Honey of lilo chound
aa1 rAr charged with Jhc concentrated essence
of tlt l,1,- ,1,U4bi. oi ai medicinal tees. the
Nbtc- Eai-su,cs,, 90 Balm ot Ciiesd aud tempered
with the hea-u- aud Purity iui Juice Of u'e hor'-
b.auj r'alJ ,ri With thc pares- honey. viii do
norc u ou, l3y .' eirc cough ca cold thJu the air
OF piue woods could 30 ,u q tNei, c-iuouth.
PINS TOOTH ACHr pRors-Cure in one min
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MAR RED.

In south Paris, Jan 2, by l.. c. IIamblen ESQ,
Mr.. Cyrus W Twitohell and Miss Alice b. Libby
both OF Paris.
In Bethel, Dec q, by u. T. Brown, Esq, lie
dali Of Newry.
In south Paris, Dec 80, by Rev. J. D. Wheel
wright, Mr.. c. +. Morse of south Paris and Miss
Lizzie VI. Parker OF Gilead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05
r,b,,r.et Of PLAINTIFF. yyrit.I

VOHN J. MAY, DANIEL {. HOLDEN, and
j GEO. 7 STODDARD, all oil Boston. County
Of suffolk and commonwealth of Massachu set
CO. partners in business at said Boston under the
firm name Of MAY n CO, Plaintiff :. ". ELIAS
:. MASON Of GoTh1m, County Of Coos, state OF
New Hampshire aud MlGlllLL MASON Of Beth
el in our County Of oxford and state of Maine,
90 partners in business 40 said GOTham under the
firm name vi T.. :. MASON X Co, Defendants.
Assumpsit upon an account annexed and Ia
balance the same Tor sEis "a. Addn1mnum flUeJ.
Writ dated November H., 1874, and returnable g.
the December Term, \. H., ls'i in and for the
County Of oxford.
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STATE OF MAINE.

bNFbhl'fSS supreme Juui'idl N""it i''''hh''l
Term, \. ID. Isl.
JOHN j. NAY 81. all.vs ELIAS :. MASON ct ais.
Aad now 10 appearing TO the Court that the said
Defendant Elia- =. Mason, Is not an inhh1itant o
81 Stale aud has no tenant agent or attorney there
10 aud t ~ ha- no notice Of the psndency Of this
WIT:
10 g. ordered O. the Court that the salt plaintiff
notify The said a, icndant Elias Mt-0n Of the pend
cn,y 0f thisWrt 10y causing IA abstract thereof with
this order .! Court thereon 10 1c Published three
weeks succes-iyeiy in the oxford Democrat paper
10 De tliry days az least before the next term OF
said Court 60 be holden at Pari, aforesaid ca the
second Tuesday Of March next 10 the end that
the said defendant may then and there appear at
said Court and Shew cause il any he have why
Judgment should not be rendered AGAINST him and
execution issued arcOriin|iN.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true abstract of Pm % writ and order Of { curt
thereon.
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
STIoUr HOLMES Atty's for Plns-
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DIED.

40 Rumiord, Dee IS, Widow John Hall, aged IS
At Mexico, Dee Is, Edna daughter Of Holman
and Anna T Richardson
AZ Bethel Dec. %, after au illness OF days,
Nancy Merry. wife VI Eli swan, aged 81 years, II
months.
Al Gilead, Dee. ., Mrs. Sally, wife Of the late
Rev r.. W. CONN, aged 81 years.
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South Patls.
A CARD.
soorH PARIS '

SOOTH PARIS, Ne, Jan. !, -.
Mr. EdI0r--I Wish, through your columns, 20
return thanks 10 the young mon who. on Christ
mas eve, presented tie subscriber with 4 large
and beautiful Family Bible, and also 10 the IN.
known person who left avery large surprise fowl
~ our lr0ut door last evening, with the following
Inscription attached: II think 1. would be de-
cidedly FOWL 10 give the society credit Tor such
4 tribe a. this chicken" May the Lord bless the
donors, while We enjoy the gins.
IRA Z. sPRAGUE.
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The confessions of Invalid.

FJRLl-.rp A. 4 wAENINs ana t,l t.c benefit &C
luJN. AEN AID uIut.~ who -ul.l from NEEN-
OON DEBILITY. Loss 90 MANHOOD. etc
Who cured himself after undergoing considerable
euar-'rF. .u. scott frs- on fc>siyIn- q posi- paid.
directed envelope.
>u1cTCr- are ited On address the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
-ci.,--u"m 4. %. Box ~, brooklyn, y. \
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Denmark.

A. the Mason Meeting Wednesday evening Of
la,Jveck, the following officers were chosen for
ensuing year. " NJ, :. C.. DAVIS, Esl.; =. W.
T.. \. ingalls,. NV. u. Z. Lord; sec r. Z. Ia.
,au. =. u .. &. q. P,adeNtcr. =. Il. L,ther Tram
bull. IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05

Ca-tOris, b. more thau a destitute Tor Castor
OIL Dr. i~ thy only sLfe article u tNl-teUse which
D. rera u % a.,fuIife the ilu.l re- u.tfe thy bow
ell, cure wiud collie a.I produce natural -lvyp. 10
contain rri.isr minerals. morphine COZ alcohol.
ami i- p.-a-iut 20 take Children u-rI not cil ana
mother may rest nov .lp"W
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ANOTHER
OPPORT TY

TO INVEST \ JEW DOT AIRS Win posi-
ME Returns OFTHOJ SANDS. j. Offered
Rl THE ro>TroNEMENT 81 PUBLIC ~.
nRNRY or ny, 70 THr 2-;h OF FEBRUARY.
NEXT. oF THEIR FIFTH NNpLA>rtoNoLEr
AND DRAWING. the MANAGEMENT AGh
PLEDGED TO TIIE RETJ IN on rHn. MoNtN
~ THE DRAWING SHOULD NpT COM or
"a. .,,,,,. ...t,- .t.nap.tfn
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Weather Report.

Temperature for the week at 4. VI.
Dee 9th 81 deg, clear; 18th 81 deg rain 2sth,
40 deg, cloudy; 50ih deg, clear; slst. deg. be-
low, clear Jan lsi, 3 deg, fine; FL, II deg
cloudy,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-05

For impaired indigestion and ga iac;,fsr debility
from any cause. Z know OF nothing crial to Eel
oWs Hypopho>phite-. It. direct raect - strength
culu- Che ucyvou, system renders &C. suitable for
the majority % disease. am yoUr, truly,
VIM Howe. VI. D.. Pit-ftIi Ne.
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Professional Cards, &c.
WHITE MOUNTAIN
J. n. DeCOsTER,

MANUF ,CrURER OF AND DEALER n
Stoves. rinware & Funnel, oven, Ash &
Roller Mouths. Cast Iron sinks. Pumps.
Lead Pipe, Britannia s. JaPanned Ware.
Cutlery, Stationery & Yankee Notions,
Choice Groceries s. Flour, also, Agent lor
the Pettengtll Hoe, and Jersey PlOw q
Castings, BCChfIELD. ME.
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HenTy's CsrbOlic >alNe o., So wen Ah'"u
that b; g. oa,y uccc->Ir' 20 caution against iu't1-
uous. 10 requires careful aimiN,urc OF the
cubolic acid with other ingredient. - produce a
-ai,, that can be relied upoa. The genuine only
guaranteed. See that .t hcars tic signature and
private proprietary stamp 90 John I. Henry
Sold ly al Druggists snd Dealer. john Henry
Curan & Co. PIoPue,oi>. & College Place, y
0rk.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser h.virr been prfmWeuur flfcI
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