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-, ,;,.o,;or from the village. One of

every direction from the village. ohe Vi
the mos, popular is TO Jockey Cap huge
rock near the village. between u anu
Lovewelrs Pond. 1t is a very curious
formation, standing alone, and r'sins
abruptly from two TO three hundred ieel
ON the west. while a gradual slope leads
TO the eastern plains. 1t is denomnated
boulder by some. but il looks more IKE
the out cropping OF ledge which runs
through the town ard appears in differ
enl places several miles apart. The
rock is Of fine clear granite and is thick'y
dotted on top with garnets. The vie"
from the river at this point is remarkably
fine. The Saco passes below Though a
sandy plain, well shaded by elms, and Is
frequently hidden by dense woods oil
Norway pine. Fryeburg village with It's
trees and residences shows Us the side OF
civilization. while 10 looking 10 The
opposite direction. we can almost see the
untutored, plying his canoe upon Love
wells Pond. or discern his dusky form
emerging from the evergreen Forests
Mountains rise in every direction aud
water enliyens the scenery and helghtenS
the effect OF all surroundings.
Pine Hill and Clark's Hill each give n
fine view of the same country, but from
different elevations and directions.
There are hundreds 81 places OF interest
in this Indian haunted country. each oil
which would repay whole days visit.
but which cannot be mentioned in this
brief article.
Fishing and boating privileges arc
unsurpassed A boat may be put into
the river lust below John Western S
elegant residence and it will give full
DAYS sail 10 take it into LoyewelIs Pond
through the tributary streams. The
Pond is iul of fish. and the streams con-
tain trout and perch in good numbers.
Every year the place must be more
and more resorted 10 sod The business
must be developed by the money which
tourists so layishly spend.
The town voted $4,000 to assist in
building the p. & .. K. K. 1t is esii'
mated that the full amount has already
been saved by the Fry eburg people in
the lessened cost OF transporting produce
10 aud from the town. Bot this is moi the
emily advantage Every town in the
vicinity is likewise aided. and villages
are springing up all along the road. This
gives an increase OF trade and provides
a market for the farm produce which be-
fore was nearly valueless. And the
people are also placed in direct communi-
cation with the city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
o. ". 4.

The closing exercises OF the spring 2
term Of the Oxford Normal Institute,
were held last Friday eveuineEn.,he Con.
gregational church st South Paris. The
parts were well arranged. and 8 large
number of them were unusually well
performed. and the large audience was
deeply interested 10 the close. The
teacher Mr. Cromme.i has shown him
self 10 be an efficient and successful
teacher, and his school deserves well OF
the public. We are glad TO know that
his connection with the school is TO be
continued.
The following is the programme OF the
closing exercises
Prayer; Music Salutatory Address,
Herbert Morse; The Bridal Vince
Eta Tuell; Eulogy on Cold Water.
(Denton.) Arthur NJ. SWEET; The Edit
or's Guest. (Carleton), Eta Bolster /;
ExtrAc, from Webster, Granville Porter !;
Music; The Bell OF the Atlantic. (Mrs
Sigourney) Ada Tribou; Hannibal to
The Carthsginisns. Herbert NJ. Bailey /;
Legend Of Necama. Hattie S. Fobes !;
Charles Sumner. (Schurz.) Fred c..
Briggs; Mary Gsryin, (Whittier. Aggie
!. Brown; Excused. Music; Prophecy,
Mary c Whitman; Burning OF Chicago,
Carleton Frank D. Stevens; Breath.
ings of Spring, (Mrs. Hemans. Emma
W. Haskell; Address TO the Army Of the
Cumberland. (Johnson.) Harry B. Stone {;
The Pilgrim Fathers. (HOlmes) Ida NJ.
Shurtlef; Music; The Children OF the
Battlefield. Clark Arthur D. Perry {;
The New Church Organ. Carleton Ma.
bel G. Phelps; Appeal in Behalf OF Greece,
(Clay.) John o. P. Wheelwr;ght; Selec-
ton from Hiawstha. (LOngfellow. Annie
C Bent; On the Shores OF Tennessee.
George Il. L Green; valedictory Ad.
dress, Georgia NJ. Chase; Music; Bepe.
diction.
The following ladies and gentlemen OF
the Oxford Normal Institute have a per-
feet record for the past term: Albert F.
Chute. Geo. ii. Green. Leonard Hardy,
Fred 4. Howe, Frank kimball, Eben II.
Marshall. Fred w. Noyes. Ezekiel Por-
ter, Arthur NJ. SWEET. George SWEET,
Frank A. Shurtliff. Berthe A. Young.
Mary l.. Chase. Stella NJ. Fuller, Hattie
Haskell. Alice B. Hamblen, Carrie r.
Hall. Mary Loyejoy. Annie Merrill, Ida
NJ. Shurtliff, Linnie A, Tuell, Ida Tribou,
Nellie Winslow. Mary c. Whitman.
Summer Term begins May 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
Offices Must Go Be0oing.

The opposition find BY calculation that
there are sixty four U. $. Marshalls mp.
pointed IN the Union. and that they are
paid tor their services, in the same
manner and at the same price as under
Buchanan and Pierce. Grant is blamed
and highly censured for having these
Marshalls appointed to do the work of
the Republican party. The reasonable
conclusion about these marshalls is that
they are appointed in obedience to law
that they are all with scarcely an excep.
ton. men of high character. that they
perform the duties required OF them. and
that they are legally paid.
Are The people TO understand without
any proof that these officials do party
work and nothing else. and that they do
more OF il than has been done by the
same men in every Administration
Let those who do nothing but party work
be paraded before the people. and let US
see and know who they are. 1t Is not quite
time, under general charge of extrsvs-
gsnce aud party subseryiency, TO say
that = class OF officers are necessarily
corrupt because they are paid TOR their
\ services.
but what are the reasons for these as
sertionS? 1.-THE Democrats come into pow.
er are the people TO understand. that the
| 5. Marshallships will be abolished /;
aud the Government shall carry on its
functions without them' Or is it to be
understood that they shall do no part
work and receive no pay? These Off.
GERS have been deemed Just as essential
as the District Judges or District Attor-
neys. If the Democrats propose to
abolish them in case they should be so
fortunate as TO administer the govern.
ment. 1t will be measure of great econ
omy. To DO without % Marshalls and
81 District Attorneys and o. District
Judges. wonld be sweeping reform
] a. A~Se NiAnAu4ch NHo tatlVuaht VI Nue
President, and lessen the expenses. TO a
degree hitherto unparalleled in the his
tory OF the nation.
This holy horror OF officials and official
work and pay it is TO be hoped is no
ephemeral oulburst OF conscientious pat
Tiolism. II mus, be the result OF
profound thought. good Judgment and
liked principle. 1, is true iha,
Tweed and Allen and Gordon are not
examples OF modern men who refuse
office and pay and party work; but the
res,-,hose 10 come in the iu,ure-are
expected 10 lind some better way. They
viii refuse Office. will 10 no party work
and refuse al pay. 1, will be a mllenial
season when the democrats hate office
and pay. snd pray 10 be excused because
their opponents accuse them OF party
teai,y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
Editorial and Selected Nems.

-Gould's Academy will open next
Tuesday.
The Belfast Journal is again sailing
into lha, Belfast Collector.
DIR. Estes will preach At West Paris
next Sunday At O'Clock. 2. NJ.
j. 5. Hobbs. Esq. Stale Librarian.
has our thanks for valuable State Docu.
ments.
We are gla to Zee S r. Newell.
Esq, upon the street again. in improved
health.
The Otis Bent Stand. So. Paris, will
bs sold on Wednesday. The l2th inst ia.
stead Of lhs 9Th. - heretofore advertised.
Mir. }. Pierce. IJrmeIly VI Richards
& Pierce. will open Jemeiry store at
So. Paris. May 10Th. lie is ~ open
tine stock OF Jewelry.
MIR. Merrill OF Auburn is canysssing
Oxford county Tor the Maine State ear
Book lie was in Paris last week, and
took good number oi names.
DIR. Sibley oil Bridgton is practicing
with excellent success in this vicinity.
Persons troubled with chronic diseases.
will do well 10 consult his advertisement
in another column.
Rev. ]. c. Church will preach in
Dixfeld next Sabbath. The morning
service al the Universalist church next
Sabbath. May 10Th. will be omitted, and
the service held At halt past seven p. m.
MIR. William Il. Stickney OF Brown
held has shown good judgment and
enterprise by opening a hotel opposite
the z. * .. r. in that town. where the
trains stop al noon. long enough for din
ner.
The last session OF Paris Hill
Debating Club Tor the season will be
held next Friday evening. Subject tor
discussion, hcsOlNcu luhk tue IN" rhO6IN
grant the same personal and political
rights 10 women SIS TO men.
The Dudley Brothers ATE about pre-
pairing their popular resort. the Pine
Grove House. So. Waterford, tor summer
visitors. The remainder oil the grove is
10 be cleared OF uudsrgro Stb. snd every
thing about the place put in complete
trim.-NsVS.
The Maine State Sabbath School
Convention will hold its annual session
at Auburn Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday The 18Th the 10Th and 10Th inst.
There win lie discussion, disceurses.
reports OF committees. etc, which will
make the occasion one OF much interest.
A. NJ. Austin. Esq. Insurance
Agent. Buckfeld. has associated with
himself Mr. George o. Hayford. and
will carry on the Insurance business at
Buckfeld, under the firm nsme of Aus.
tin & Haytord. We can assure our
patrons that they Will receive courteous
attention, when dealing with this firm,
and that they can effect insurance with
them st very reasonable rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
Augusta. May 8. 1873.

Ataregular meeting Of Norway Lodge
No l6. l. o. o. F.. the following rcsolu.
tons were adopted;
WHEREAS: Our esteemed Bro. John L
Horne, has lately been called 10 mourn
the departure OF his beloved companion
10 better world than this, therefore we,
The members OF Norway Lodge, No. 10.
/. .. o. F., sympa,hizing with him in
his deep affiiction adopt the following
resolutions as the expression OF our
esteem for the departed and sympathy for
our verify Brother.
Resolred, That in this affiietion We see
the hand of an allwise Providence and
while We deeply regret the departure OF
one SO kind and gentle in her lie aud
character. We feel 10 bow in submission
10 the will Of one greater and wiser than
we.
Resolved That we sympsthize with our
bereaved Brother in this deep affection,
and are painfully sadiened by her death
Ress!Ued, That copy OF these resolu.
tons be transmitted to Bro. Horne. pub
lished In the Norway Advertiser and
spread upon The records of the Lodge.
GEo. p. YoUNG,
o. N. MErCAIF,
HORACE CoLE,
Norway. April q, 1875.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11

At s regular meeting oil Mt. Abran
Lodge. l. o. OF D. F. held Friday even
ing the &c ult.. the following resolution:
were adopted;
Whereas God 10 his allwise providence
and infinite wisdom has removed from
our number our dear and honored broth
er, Charles II. Bowker,
ReSolUsd. That 10 his death this Lodge
IS called 10 mourn one OF its worthiesl
and most esteemed brothers. his afflicted
family kind and loving husband and
father.
Resolved. That we extend our heart.
felt sympathy to his sorrowing family
and relatives. and that while they will
miss his beloved face from the hvne
circle and mourn. they may feel that we
too shall miss him FROM our fraternal
home and mourn with them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
PRENIU US

ANY person paving an dues on the OXFORD
DEMOS RAJ ami one wear iu advance. will receive
a steel plate engraving. rcprc~cuting she "Oca-
tcnuial Art Gallery SIC, %. ~ Inches.
ANY person scUdiu- o., TWO usic subscribers
and - for advance subscription, % The same, N
receive = col1rcd chrome, representing The Cen
tcuuiAl Art CailcrN. size laN.- inches.
ANY person scndius IIEEE aCtr subscribers and
$50 for advance subscriptions Go the same vii
receive an Abbott Pocket Microscope" or a
''GCm Microscope. which maSuifc- lc.oNO ttas,
ANY person sending TN nttr subscribers and
s.. vii receive a & amcTa bb~cura which Will
reflect suy ob ect upon tran parent slate or upon
picCe 81 paper - thai au exact drawing 90 =
building. nowcr. an animal, person. or, IN f2ct,
auy ol5ect can DC made
Z casa commission vii DC sven 20 those who
prefer d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11

GOreFnOF Din0teV'S Defamation
The following article from ,hs Lewis
ton J5arsa!-Gov. Dingley's paper-sets
s; rest every suspicion. as 10 The cause OF
his declining to be again a candidate Tor
reelection. Appearances and opposition
assertion favored the supposiiion that
bis tec.ina.ion was or nigh, have been
The result OF dissatisfaction OF the part Of
some OF bis political associates. and not
~ sc. 81 Dis own choice. II there hAs
been any grounds .os slSh suspicious.
ty !usnd ~ !oe. this article disgs.ls
them a.. No man. Republican OF Dem.
ocTat can hereafter can doubt that GOV.
Dingley's choice determined bis action.
Prom he Levl.,Sa Jsu-SaL
Soile 81 the Democratic papers repre-
sent that Gov. Dingley was persuaded 10
decline s third nomination for Governor.
"by the efforts OF Republican lesders
who feared that his lAbOrs in favor OF
equal taxation and economy would re
dUee the Republican majority" &c, sc.
his Is so contrary 70 Gov. Dingley's
own statements 10 his letter OF declina.
ton. and 50 contrary 20 The unprecedent.
eGiy unanimous declaration Of The Ropub-
hcsn papers, that j, IS a duty which we
owe 10 our readers 10 pIeSe1. extracts Of
those expressions. We well know tbs.
Gov. Dinglsy made up his min0 immedi-
A!ely alter his reelection by an increased
and unusually l1rge majority last fall.
that be would not De candidate Tor =
third term and that be Sc Informed
members OF the Republican Stale Com.
mittee and other friends
The reasons given by him for desiring
~ retire related solely 20 business and
family considerations for be never had
= dOuo, ina, third nomination would be
accorded him by exclamation. II he Gssir-
ed. and that = third election by an over.
NAe!mlns majority would follow. No
republican leader or friend ever sug.
kesied sbay x was desirable for him 10
withdraw. or ever animated that his
SlihdrSwa. would improve the prospects
OF Tie Republican parry. Ga he eontra.
- mere Was very general desire thai
ne would consent ~ run 81 thiId Time and
very genera. expression that his
majority would be larger than ever.
Whatever opposition might have grown
up against the Governor on account .!
h's Efforts iog tqusl taxation and econ6.
my,Was TOO iualng % De tAAeu notice Of.
an would have strengthened rather than
weakened h.m. Certain j, Is, that II any
movements n lie Republican party had
been discovered 70 prevent The third
nomination and ihird election oil!
Governoy D.ngley, be would have
been . candidate agAin-notwithstand.
.ng MS personal feelings aud interest
were q. Oh The side Of Withdrawal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
Newspaper Decisions

D. ANY person who who take, paper regularly
nom the oince-W neither directed 10 his name or
another'S. ~ whether he has subscribed or not
s. rr- pon-tblr for the payment.
.. 10 a uersOn orders his paper discontinued,
hr must paw al arrearages, or the publisher may
coutiuJe % send IL unhl payment is made, and
collect the whole amount. whether the paper is
taAru from the O1ics "a not.
3. The courts have decided that refusing a. take
newspaper, aud periodicals from the post Office,
or removing and leaving them uncaled for, l.
prsHaa facie evidence OF fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
The American Artisan

nal Tor NAV.
We doubt that any trrhnic4l journal .
any Publishing house ln Na....a .,t..
II Il even equalled iH beIut. .. t....
illustrat IONS. richness. yarIc.t. 1uI.a.
tents, the American Artisan ..r ~.
lishcrs OF this admirable N..t... .
what seems almost impossible ~lel o..
such publication ~ She low r-..-o VI T.
mum. About seventy di.tiu.. sd. -...
cnssed. all or the highest Interest arI ,.
ginecrs, Manufacturer, ms.iIa.-.. ...
tue general reader. There lra ' rv su
eagra yius-, IaTgc AMI small I.-.l ...s.
ths pages OF this splendid pub tr
torlal department c0 tslu- much ,t.-4.
sion. IN one OF the editorial. is i-,,'l
nouncemeut that the tatho. .cs are u.
the more lucrative and e.sEHa; -.u..
dustry open 10 women iu th.- rI.lt-.
asserted TIA; thls I- part O; ..-
Church, adopted 10 extend H,- p0Er.
& ALLEN, IS Broadway. Ncv lu-k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
Discontinued.

The Cromwell line Of steamers. which
has for the past six months been running
between Portland and New York. has
been discontinued. The boats hauled Of,
the offices in this city closed and the en-
ployes discharged. This line was started
to run in opposition 10 the Maine Steam
ship Company. but died from lack of
patronage.-ArgiC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11

THE PsIDE Of rHIGEE,r WE'r-!<
shuttle Sewing Machine. sim !. .1 80
ton, deliberately dni.hei .G Be-, te'.ra =
menling. combining greai capacity 90!
ton 10 every variety Of family ssN.ns' -
featuring. Il embraces all he .lF'-4
essential elements emu III "a L. seH.2g =
patented within the past tEsa.' l5e sln'
wiki The late important Improvement
Of eminent mechanical eNpers al Two
the employ OF the Wilson COMPANY. u
has reason % be proud Of the Wls1a d.
Machines Will 10 delivered a,lus -A.f.''...
IN this comfy free 90 transport. 20 81
ordered through the CompA' Bfi4i- D.
~ aud IS Roadway, New York
They send an elegant caiAlJgas zli i-.'
culAr free on application. ~
1his Company want few uorr "a o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
The misfortune has been that VIII,

The misfortune has been that when.
ever the independent voters rebuksd Re.
publicSnism for its insuffersble abuses Of
power, certain Democratic organs have
imagined that people had changed from
Republicanism 10 Democracy. and Bour.
bon leaders have at once scrambled ont OF
their tombS under the mistaken impress.
Sion that = political resurrection had
come. Nothing of the sort has happened
nor Is likely TO happen dlring the next
or;y odd yesrs.-Piilaie pbid Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
MARRIED.

10 south Paris. A4vi. rs EcF .as s..
Rev. ;. y. Brown ani A.. hlt..r . El..
Of Paris.
la Paris. Nay /. ly Rev 4 U ,3..
SON OF Greenwood and NJ Mo- Do
Lewiston.
In Mechanic FaiIs. May o. Do. E-s. B
Geo. X Ful-ifer of Wet ~Iaal.. ... J..
=. Hall VI North Boz. Ir.I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11

THE C--.-.i Register. il Is last issue.
speaks Of the Blaine Ring as OF real and
not au ideal institution. Tue REGISTER
Slso states that The OXFORD DENocEAr
"inumA'es- that GoV. Dingley has been
forced irom the political field. agsins, bis
wishes. Concerning the latter statement
or reitegation, there may be an error.
There Is, surely. II the Governors re
iieraIed explanation Is true. IS found in
the Journal, in An article published 10.
day. and in which We are bound TO place
iull confidence. As 10 the former. will
not he RegiS'sr inform lis readers Of
whom TIE Blaine Ring Is composed. II
such ring exists and Is 10; myth, DO
give its component parts. so We csu
know WHO makes Us swallow our words
snd uses the pine stick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11

The Health HtfOrIntr ~ M, !
among other Interesting 3.I rFrus.r. .
the following An Illustrated 4rr,
oIogy and HyEiene, di.ru-, lon af f.., !.
tion. Victims Of Opium EItu. AIar 4.
Tobacco, "R~zulsr' Heroic Treatment g..
Aged Drink Wine 4 >rrmll da Wst.- +
Coffee, Hints 10 H0asekcepcr. aal b..
information OF great value l s,eH.
Published Al Battle Creek M4.u. az. II
Specimen copies free
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
Sseply

ECONOMICAL NEW FOOD Is cfl'' 80,
package OF sea Moss faune m4-' .fI
Irish Moss, which viii make - KIM n
such A. cakes. pies, pudiins' e't'' -
Of custAuis, Jeliie> creams 'Lli.s...
blanc mAnge, etc. sold by a. IT,
Grocers apr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
Republican State Convention.
Toe kepHslican- Of Maine are invited 20 sSsd
delegates % STATE Convention 10 be ktld ia
CITY HALL, PORTLAND.

fUehdzg. June 10. At n O'Clock a. n =,
iSr ,lc P1rpo,e o uoa.nSugE candidate lsr
Iofrlnsr- aul ,raE~sct.ug znN other buslac-s
ils. alHN properly ccme scfsrr thls convention.
TIE oAsl- ci grprc-t utAt. on 49, % - follows
-, cas-. town and plantation wall be entitled
ty one uslt.Ste aud one alIltCa4l tsr every -
we. eAs, 20 Eeputlclu cauc date To- Governor
l- l>-t, a Traction 81 e. votes additional % the
TAT aumtcr ,or uc.e-,te. o. also euuUcd o. =
lcirragr
Delegates SIZE authorized ~ 81 Vscauc.s, ouls
~ i-h -t,Da. s-.icots ~ ,.r coDuiy 90 Wh..h the
seWu os.puEs.
lae Stale Comm .l.re V.l Re - session a. 10
-,-~.> 90 OBJ, merulng o; tLc Convention for she
reception 10 Crclcul.ai-
JANa> O. ElAINF. kruuxJrC. Chairman.
WILLIAM = fEfA. AudrCscoEE,u.
hE>EN % fEREl. Aroos,oSk.
~ttN4A1 O. fJLLEN. Cumberland.
4. q. -. DAVIS. trauklu.
jvAN a.. UuFAIN> HarrotA.
u. n uAsAIr. huuN
- hARBLE. Lincoln.
fNO,H fu>IEE. D.. OXFORD.
Jp~Eth ". fuErEE. FeBCescC..
A. THOMPSON, PtscataCg.s
?. ID SEWAtL >asadaloc
= t. ALruN. somerset.
fkEu ATWOOD. Waldo
NkL>ON :. ALLAN Warrington
john HAL, York
Il SMITH Seore.agy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11

The Register says that Hon. ]. j.
Perry is about leaving Oxford Ter Port.
land. The General says he don't know
anything about it, however.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11

Judging by the 4aari.uci oi a..t .ooi;.
labelled Quaker B..t.rs. W.aA ate' o.
a. all the whArye-. depot. .Au- I'D a ID. 's'
ProprisiOrs are nni.ns the reH.-i Of '
severinS enerz, 48d are rrlp.aE d 3 "a
ves'. Quaker B.;ter- Is one ~ ..t'.t 81.
goOd Toaic AMI restorative p-rpuli Co
market we believe % gensr4. ira
claimed for l. AMI II ED the favor a.;l e.
received 1. well deserved -u4 Fe a-.t
pleasure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
Local 41ents.

The foilowipg persons are authorized Agents
for tl,c ONtOKD DEMOCRAT. They will receipt
lOr cash aud attend 60 orders for Job Work Al.
Nerti~ins and q any other matters which subscri-
ber~ NAV desire
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
DIED.

In Bethel, April p, WIN ? Arl-a. d,
%. days.
Iu Greenwood, Ms,g Hans4- Res
Guild OF Edward " ana A5tI- , F,fr
n mOnths aud @! day'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11
CUT THIS OFT
It May Save Your l

There II no Persoa IiVias 0g' +" LAX ~ III.
or less wiki Lung Disease, coughs W.
SUMPTION, yet some " oulI die r-ihe. '-'
cents for 4 b0ttle OF m,dlc.le iAA' v,
them. DIT. \. BOschrc's German >ii"t ~.
been introduced 10 thi- country i'''-
and Ks wsndrous cures Asioni'h e''.
tries II. II you dOahl what We =! "a
thi. out and take il 10 the Drug STORE u
sou, south Paris. or Of 4. NJ. hAn''-..
Hill, or to any other medicine deaie''
cent bottle, or A.Ample bottle for 10 ss,'
Sole MAnuiActuTer, W ool'''
aa.a,Nw
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OUR TABLE
The Penn MONTHLY. n.

Inc Ffhh HohthIy. DeyofsI
Science, Art and Politics psH 70 L..
Monthly Association, Is 10 ns- '.ale!pe,
The May number contain, min.
full OF rich, valuable matter. We wa,
our readers who feel an in,ere, we q
AIRY essays to send for sample ,o, " a.
Arthur Illustrated Hon,
Philadelphia I. :. Arthur a h'n
year. e1a
The May number opens w.,b,e.
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The President will appoint Commits.
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Importance 10 that from which be was
removed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-11

The steamship Schiller Was wrecked
on Sciliy Islands April 18th, and nearly
two huudred persons were drowned.
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