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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-16
Cupid's Conquests.

Cupid's Conquests.
There has been quite lively time
in the matrimonial market Of late
The little fellow whs sits up aloft has
been takilgs excellent ain and shai
bro ught down his game at every "pop.
We make note of the following 81
among his victims in this region:
At Grace church ON Wednesday
morning. Sept. 9Th, by Rev. w. H
Capers, Rector, Mr.Samuel d. Fitch
and Miss Mary NJ. Phelps, Of this vii
lage.
At the residence Of Mr.. T. r.. or
in this village on Thursday evening
by Rev. A. M. Hills, Mr.. Clinton
Young, Of Hiram and Miss Seraph A
Mason, of this place. iI-H'-f tf it ''-,
: AT the residence of the brides faith
er, VIM. n. Butler, Esq, in this vii.
lage on Tuesday morning, Sept. 14th
by Rev. A. M. Hills, Mr.. Sidney J.
Post and Miss Lora j. Butler, all oi
this village.
At the residence Of the bride's father
in. Charlestown, on the 18th of Sep.
tember, by Rev. J. q. Hawkins. Mr.
Wallace J. Phile and Miss Isabel E.
Parker, all Of Charlestown. .:aia. 80 :
In Ravenna, Monday evening Sept.
18th 1875, by Rev. George Darsie, Mr..
F. o. Allyn, of Hiram, and Miss Ad.
die Derthick, of Freedom. 5.iit,
W. Friend after friend departs; 9 =.
.,.i. Who hath not lost o friends''' ..,y..5..,
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TNOK SALE At about HALF P: ICE. d set old
= hand Organ: nearly new Five oct.ves
family wanting a good organ for q little money.
3esriwsIBi JIf GtiNJ. e! C!PkENliss.
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Programme

Programme
u nasscE!f .ss sodsf f.ss2sS sasssaS ssps. e
| 21st, 1875.
The committee and member Of the
Regt. present, will meet comrades at
8 is train and rendezvous at Reeds
Opera House, from whence proceed
to A. s. G. w. Depot At 10 o'clock A.
H. and return. escorted BY the Akron
City Bard : - ~ sss - s<@S.Nl
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Let, Prayer by the Rey. John Trib'
End. Address Of Welcome by the
Hon. j. D. Horton.
= 3D. Music. 1910 .zAs
.4th. Reading Of minutes of last Re-
| union.
5th. appointment of committees.
9Th. Adjournment for dinner.
7th. Regt. will form and march to
Opera House.
9th. Music.
9th. Oration by Rev.,J: C. aTaggart
OF Co. G.
10th. Music 30 io-47 ----.=s o.'s--.
llth. Reports of COMMITTEES.
18th. Miscellaneous Business.
18Th Music and adjoufnment. :
A cordial invitation is extended to
citizens of the country to attend the
Reunion exercises at the OperaHouse.
There will be a concert and dance,
given by the Akron City Band, (for-
merly Marble's) and Laniz' Orchestra,
Qormerly Keating'O At Reeds Opers
House in the evening.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-16

The Eastern Ohio Fair. at Alliance,
closes Tomorrow, when "Brick" Pom
eroy will deliver the address. -o
The Northern Ohio Fair is in full
blast. The crowd Is large and con-
stantly increasiig. Those Of our peo-
pie who may visit Cleveland during
the fair or 1t any other time will find
the Forest City Hsnse one of the best
places in the City to stop aty II
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FoGLE's ELIXIR OF LIFE.
WlAIIiRAFERi'

Ny spring stock OF Papers having been sold
out, or reduced t, remnants, am now receiv-
ing NEW STOCK OF splendid Wall Papers
for the Fall Trade. which shall offer at very
low prices. Remnap selling below cost
WOODRUFF.
sepsi Isl iss5Id - 4 4 ciSss-d. :
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= OSr.-A Meerschaum pipe-straIght stem
Ia suitable reward will be paid upon Ill
return to this Office.
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TO GA9 CONSUMERS. ~
On and after October lst, 1876. the price of Ga.
will be reduced to s. o. per 1000 feet.
By order of the Directors zt1- q fJ3if
3e6-sw. Fl. d. SEYMOUR, Sec,y..
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New -Advertis,ts.
Commissioners Proc dings.

County Commits . sioners': Report
Of thor Tran actions T. State
mont Of Orders Is sued FOR tn .
Month of August, 1875. %
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NEW FIRM!
l. P. SEYMOUR & co.,
Successors to Smith. woodruff Co., are now
selling. at the old stand

In EMPIRE BUILDING,
From q large stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PANTS,
BRUSHES, OILS, VARNISHES,
PUTTY, WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PER-
FUMERY, CANDIES, q full
list of Patent Medicines, all
OF the Herbs known to t-
Botanic Pharmacy, and
in fact everything pertaining to
FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE
Feeling thankful to the public for the kind
ues and conddnece bestowed upon me during
the past six years while serving in the capacity
OF Druggists Clerk. now cordially invite them
to visff cur establishments AZ
The Sign of the Big Mortar
Where all Prescriptions Will be put up, with the
Nereatest care, and where hope at all times TO
Be found worthy and well quaiired
The circumstances under which start IN pu-
riness require me to make my terms OF SAFE
ready pay Come and VIII DO yov E009;o
Ravenna. Feb. q. 1915. SSstf
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CLEVELAND 0RIE1SDURGR RGRAII0AAD
ssations dsiiy, (Sundays exce6 6eed.l asfoIhHs:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
4ottrp.
TIE B:aca smith.
"Av INCIDENT oy ruE L,rs Wax"

"NN INCIDENT Oy TuE LATE Wax
Tue blacksmith he 81, in his rude oil chlir,
Where I've seen him nlSny year,
And the beach he wip'i with his aproa clean
Was for me, as il doth appear;
For he quietly opened his po'ket-5ook,
Aud portrait ne shows 70 me,
SAYS this ain't nv son in C)loraly,
But the one thtt's 10 Tennessee;
For my son he IL FOR the good Old ats,
But the other, n dig for Lee.
Taey made him looteaaat, my b1S down south
And gave him some pris'ner5 Oas day,
To march 'em oa 10 distant part
Nish a haalreI miles away.
Before they set on, a. gave ui.O eaca
An ear of raw cora FOR - chew;
- hungry ,hey were they ate with delight
Only one didat SAlv want t. ID.
Blt III tell y0a M friea I th2 roi'oa why
And a Very god reason, to.
Nv boy went % him aud say, WHAT a. wroaS'
For YOU look LITTLE f,rlorns"
when the youth he replies, ms arms are book
And l cNRnpt eIt Your cora ~
50 NJ took him TO the sus<eos at once,
And soon hal han dVcl up sll right
Then got han sOmc corn sad TED him himself.
Now calls tAat the way 70 hShs.
My bIooI il warns At such actions "a these,
For u gives IA, whole hcar; delight,
NowIsathstu isa, OF tbs here OF bel;a,
Where sits All thiaks eIch jtv,
when M boz from The S0ath c'nss right along
Andit pleased "a, what h, dill say;
For be told some tales OF ths fearful war
AMI the courage that men did show,
But never oncs said ia u the >1ithe-a sils
Was afraid Of the N1rtherl blow
Aud he look'd when told him men were pah
To slaughter lrical or Zoe.
lie talk'i Der the battle tia; hlI been A.,
Nui OF those thtt hal been los. sni won,
FROM ,hs dresitI, "A. that cios'd tn war
To th, battles arSaul BIu.Run;
Aql he sp lks - kindly o, O., suaay s)1h
You'd a though; hs s,t no.hin' thar;
B1t tell YOU his leg AMI arm ID show
Mlv deep an us,y s,.r.
Aad sail to myself 'whe,e d1es -l3rg lie
Ia The ths m,ns,e, OF sais war
Ih,I him ID w5rk wi.a the old JcoSa hor.e.
whoa answers 4 loud huiloo,
Aul New ulm2saire mln. w,lh w4ssia D. oke
COMES r. ,hi alba saa il.n ne sS5,
Wacu all OF 4 sutlea De l)o;s IA he starts,
AMI he 80 % my so, sea A-'
Il clun0s mistake yoU, my brave yodnz nieat
POI INV life owe unto th,c.
Y,l teI me yoatselC when my arms 1c'As,
Away d3NI 3D. Tennessee"
Ne seizlJ Ms hlaj,, cla-pt him ar51ai the ae,k
AUD IA, k.ss'I HIN a;'re u,J evc'.
D scarce AucN slli . % D, hIV D 80,
Iva, - t,p. JlNu o. sar2r. .'.
When be told me all nv by htt done.
lloN he ~ .ikcI thai %, Do s q; ride.
bl-,, j AMI pri.s = M prJ4is "a,
Tue he Il, on the other siIe.
Aaj humbly pray'd that no more such W4rs
shall ever ily country divide.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07

The pototo crop proved to be very
light in the upper part of Lincoln county,
Ne. The farmers did not get more than
half crop.
= The number Of oranges in New
Hampshire, according to the report for
the last quarter is "a the number of
members 1881.
AT q sale of short-horned cattle in
Winchester, KY, few days since, the
twenty second Duchess of Airdrie, three
months old, brought 1900.
"A lazy mans churn has been invent
Cd in Vermont. 1t is adjusted to a wag-
on, and all he has to do is to drive down
for the mail, and when he gets back the
butter has come.
Mr.. James II. Preston of Hills
borough, n. H., has six Brooks Seeding
potatoes weighing eight pounds. He
raised $50 bushels of the variety from
two acres Of pasture land, not using any
manure.
AT the late New England fair, Yer
monters took every premium and diploma
Is in all, in the class of merinOs, seven
out of the nine on long woods, and nine
of fifteen in class denominatei middle
woods.
There is large difference in the
price of hops this year and last in YER
mont. Last year forty cents, this year
eight to ten cents, slight margin Of 30
cents a ponnd.
Six thousand barrels of cranberrics
is rough estimate of the crop in Har-
witch, which, selling at nine dollars bar
rel, is s54 900, which is we'll distributed
to the raisers and piekers.
Corn cobs are extensively used in
Europe for fire lighters. They are first
STEPPED in hot water containing two per
cent. of saltpeter, and after being dried
at high temperature are saturated with
fifty per cent. of reSinous matter. These
lighters, " hich are sold at SO to 81 per
thousand, are employed with advantage
and economy in private houses and for
lighting furnaces.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07

Bacon is almost the only meat ever
tasted by hundreds of thousands of
Frenehmen, and they have become con-
nisseurs in tie method of preparing it,
As soon as the pig Is killed it Is always
singed. not sclldei, the carcass being
placsi upon bundle ofstraw anl the fire
set to it to windward. AS one side Is
singed the pig is turned over; AID If any
bristles remain they are burnt off with
wisps of blazing straw. Next 1t is brush
cd, aud scraped with knife, and washed
clean with cold water. After cutting it
open, the "fry" is placed into-water. to be
cieansed from blood, and afterwards 1t Is
speedily cooked. Some persons leave the
opened carcass to cool all night; while
others kill by early dawn. and cut up IN
the evening by candle-light to save time,
The pig is cut up into convenient pieces
of from three to FIVE pounds each, reserv-
ing the hams, feet, heads, and tails for
special treats also few roastmg-pieees
and some sausage meat. The feet are then
boiled tender aud broiled as tid-bits.
For a pig weighing 200 pounds take
thirty pounds Of common salt, quarter
of pound of saltpeter, two ounces OF
ground pepper, and four ounces of ground
allspiee and cloves mixed together. Stir
these ingredients up well and rub each
piece OF pork, whether it is to be sailed
or smoked; then sprinkle the mixture
over the bottom Of the tub and put IN a
layer Of meat, sprinkIing it with the salt
aud spices; aud do 50 until it is packed
covering the upper layer thickly with the
salt Cover up closely, and it will keep
more perfectly and be more toothsOme
than pork picked in the common way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
commissioners Notice.

WYE. the undersigned, having been appointed
w by the Hon. Judge OF Probate for the Coun'
~ Of Oxford, on the third Tuesday OF November
< ID. 1873, commissioners to receive and examine
The claims OF creditors against the estate OF SAM
UEL, ID. WEEKS, late Of Paris, in said County,
deceased represented insolvent, hereby give
notice that six months from the date OF said ap-
nointment are allowed to said creditors in which
10 present and prove their claims, and that they
will be In session nj the following place and times
vil:-At the Office of Charles i. Benson on Paris
HiIl on Thursday, December %, 1873, at O'Clock
NJ Also, at the same place ON Saturiay, Tue
18th Clay of February, 1876, nj one o'clock, M
and on Saturday, May 90, 1876, at O'Clock, T.: M'
Dated this 18Th day of November, ID. is'o'
AARON ii. MASON.
CHARLES u. BENSON,
N Commiss ioners
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
Y EGETINE.

Taking into consideration the character OF Us
vonrbers the history OF its cures anl the immense
Increasing damand. NEGETISE NAV be fairly enti-
lied the leading medicine OF tho age
For Scrofula in the blood, VEGETiSE u an IN
C,lliblc remedy, and no person need suffer from
tumors ulcers and all dizziness arising from I'm
pure blood. ii VEGErINE is used according TO di-
rectious There is not a case OF Scrofula In exis-
tencc that NEGETiNE will not cure, provided now
ever the vital functions have not lost their power
OF action, all that may be Said TO the contrary
notwithstanding.
NEGErISE is pleasant to the taste, mild in its In
huencc, and absolute in its action on disease, Us
he following unquestionable evidence will show.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
Storing Potatoes.

The following from the Germantown
Telegraph will be found practically use
fui -
Stored in cellars, the potato is seldom
troublesome if healthy. No matter in
how great bulk, or whether put in wet or
dry, they seldom heat to injury. But if
the seeds of disease be there, the little
heat generated by the hcaping together Of
so many roots is often enough to set the
disease to work, andyery great losses have
been the consequence.
Dampness, undoubtedly, favors the
spread Of the potato disease, and there
fore, where there is any chance at all Of
the disease existing in the roots, they
ought to be stored as dry as possible
Those which are to be kept in this gen.
eral way slsnald be dry and cool, bat this
should be especially seen to in the case of
seed potatoes. Since the potato-bee,le
came among US it is clear that We are to
have the best results from very carly
planting, and by the use of the earliest
varieties, Now these early kinds are
more eaisly affected by warmth than the
late ones They sprOut easily, and cool,
ness is therefore the more essential for
them. Some people think it makes little
difference whether seed potatoes sprout or
not, before planting. We have known
people to tear off sprouts several inches
long, and cut up the tubcrs, in full faith
that they will sprout out again, and be
none the worse for it. They Do generally
grow, but there is little doubt they are
constitutionally weaker, and much more
liable to disease than those which do not
sprou; till ready to go into the ground.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
,o,ice Of sale

Judge OF Probate, ior r M guIss y. "
shall eel Al ON nm the fr,i d, -, y .
Is7g al Ten o'clock 20 ~. ~ inieffs ~
vS' 1 Iii ..I lts: Of Bethel. De- 5,.,r
pau II The a middle part Of "ai R.Tsr =
W. W. . IN IN the Anlro.c3ss..a, W. 3
of aid island when ~ o. nuii' = n
bert J. Grove; ALSO '... o. pr :
wing IN Gilesd, 10 .l.' lie 8bi !. !, =
low Beginning ~ = - n Or pr ~
H. 4 Farweli' .i .''1,berly o. ~
a. The Meadow roAl " "a m Toe N
T . 70 be Giiead ~, On - d,
sherman 1,,I Iqfp' owned By ~; 5si5
IaSa ,s ,0III on .aid B;aa'' ,iSsa.s
, nor' o nS. I'D i Bean, land, hes y 1
ISn , Of Darius 4 faf slr. lSnd "
rasterly 90 said f"" AHl
tione,i bound t,ti. nioeiftD" A
Der A. d. 80 JOnii6sf
Administrator Of the ''' /
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07

CATARRH.

This Is n destructive and terrible stage OF the dis'
case. The whole nasal passages, including the
ewes and ears the tOnsils throat, bronchial tubes
aud lungs become, one aftcr another, Affected IN.
famed liberated and snccunb To lhls frlShtiui
monster A peculiar acid is generated and SET ~
liberty by this disease, which, pcrmeating Inc
blood weakens and destroys ia rcnoYatins power
and allows the system no opportunity 10 throw OH
exn.Iir IL j. here that con stitutiUnll treatment
becomes of the most vital consequence, because
unless arrested AZ this stag, the disease WI MAKE
rapid progress towards pulmonary consun pIIoh;
a soothing. healing and asiriusent medicile must
be applied directly to the nasal passages thls
forming the most perfect treatment oil the diSease
possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
PERMANEN TLY
CUR ID.

SNNFoKD's RADICAL CURE FoR cArARRH Is
safe certain and permanent cure for Catarrh OF
every form and is the most perfect remedy ever
devised II Is purely veg tttble Installation, AMI
l. applied locally 10y Insulation AMI constitution
ally hv internal administration. Locally apPhci
relief IS instGntdRsOuS II soO.hs, heals and cleans
g the mas Al pa ssagrs Of every feeling OF henNi'
ne, obstruction. dullncss OF diz&mcss. Cons /
iutionally administered, Il 'en0vHe' the blood,
uuriues II OF the acid poison IN which u Is al
,,.vs CHARGED In Catarrh stimulates the stomach,
kidneys, petiects digestion, makes new blood and
permits the formation OF sound healthy issue
srnb tln,lly obtains complete control over the dis
ease The remarkable curative powers, when all
other remedies utterly fail, OF SANfoRDs RADi-
Cal CURE are attested by thousands, who CRATE
FULLY recommend IL 20 fellow sufferers. No state
ment Is made csar,lins It which cannot be sub
stantiatcd By The most respectable and reliable
references IL IS great and cool medicine ana
worthy all confidence. Each package contains a
treatise on Catarrh and DR.. SanIords Improved
Inhaling Tube.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE is sold by all Org,
gi.ts. Price, slO0. Sent prepaid to any part oi
the United states for 81 2j WEEKS y POTTER
General Agents, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
FARM for SAIEI

SIIUAIED In Albany; about miles from Al.
- bany Town House; abont miles From w ~. al,
waterford formerly known AS the David II. Uas'
i keu farm. SAID farm contains about 800 acres 81
rn cuts W tons OF hay; good fruit and maple
~ large amount Of timber within a mile of g.
nighps new Steam Mill, where there H. n ,ooJ
sac sac LOT lumber The hay AMI other crops wifi Ss
sou win The farm IL desired. Terms rras"n.,Je
For further information INQUIRE of DFYT TEFnnOle'
OoMhlnDs, Albany, Maine. or of the owner 49,
Col. a. NJ. EDWARDS.
-'O'' " 1919. u l,rOasa Isia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
Commissioners Notice.

yT,HE undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Judge OF Probate for the County Of
Oxford on the third Tuesday OF October, A. ID 1875
to receive and examine the claims
OF creditors against the estate OF Lemuel Cotton,
late OF Hiram, in the County of Oxford, decea sed,
reprcsented III solvent, hereby give notice that six
months from the date of their said appointment
are allowed to said creditors ia which TO present
and prove their claims, and that they will be in
session at the following places and times for the
purpose of receiving the same, viz: at the dwell
ing h 0use of Randall Libby in said Hiram on the
fourth Monday OF December next, and fourth
Monday of April next.
Dated Nov. 18th, 1873.
SD. WADSWORTH,
RANDALL LIBBY,
Commissioners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
Assiguees Sale.

t)lrsuant to an order from the Distric, Con. -,
for sale I AZ p pnS ST .he District Of Maine shall Offer
q q non IN Bethel. on Saturday. The ILL SIOson
reb, ,i,, a. 1913, at O'Clock p. NJ aI oS ,a
1gnt TUE and interest which Chas p XII IN 81 tne
the SuidnsS and 81 ps S A. D. M in and to
PIPING ana Main streets In the yia"e 80 per OF
said 3eng tne same premises lately occ,ni eS'ei
m Sa1r Knight as retail store said prem ,ea by
Of Ten andre ons s0 getsey TTitche or the sa%
Bethel, Nov lllh, 1875, ''i' Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
Report from a Practical Chemist and
Apothecary-

Ou,JA IT. T.
Dear Sir-This is to certify that have sold at
retail l5li dozen 1852 bottles) OF your NEGEI Tine
since April r. 1870, and can truly say that II mas
given the best satisfaction of any remedy Tor the
Complains for which it is recommended that !
ever sold. Scarcely day passes without some oil
nv customers testifying to its merits on them.
selves or their friends. / am perfectly cognizant
of several cases of Scrofulous Tumors being cureu
bv VEGETINE alone in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, 46s Broadway.
To II. r. STEVENS, Esq.
VEGETINE Is sold by all Druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
The EscutcheOn or Miik- Mirror.
A Reliable Mark or Good Cow.

Mr.. Guenon of France established or
pointed out a new method Of Judging the
milk producing qualities Of COWS. The
point upon watch he relied in selecting y
god COW was what is called the escut-
cheoa or milk-mirror. 1t Is a mark
caused by the hair pointing upwards be-
tween the thigh and jus: above the udder,
forming quite contrast to the rest of the
hair which lies smooth and pointing down.
wards. A perfect mirror embraces the
ulder, spreads out equally on the inside
and rear Of both thighs, running wide on
the thish As high up as the uppermost
part Of the ulder, and then runs to 4
point at or = little below the vulya. -
Sometimes this escutcheon exteadS from
the ulIcr to vulva in strip of uniform
width, without spreading on the thi CHS.
This form IS better than none, but Is not
the best form. The nearer it conforms to
the perfect form which we have given
above, the better will the milking capacity
Of the COW prove to be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
.SN EEL N G..
CATARRH.

This con t1nt suc.Zr, snccze, snecxe,untl your
heal seems ready 10 ny on, until your nose and
eyes discharge excessive quantities ofmucus,thin,
acid and poisonous. until, unfit for business or
pleasure YOU number yourself among the most
afflicted Of mortals destined 10 suffer periodically
the greatest distress without relief or conso ation
Every draught every breath Of air seems an enc
nv In disguise. This Is properly called Acute Ca
tarrh mud commonly, Cold in the Heal Its con-
slant recurrence il due 10 cOnstiiutonaly weak or
dsea sed nasal organs, and entccbcd action OF the
Derspiratory glands. In the permanent cure of this
distressing malady SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH is a never failing specific. Instant
relief follows the rst dose. Its use destroys that
sensitiveness TO atmospheric changes which PIE
ds,oso people to this disease aud is sure TO pre-
ven, on attack OF CHRONIC OR ULoERArINE CA
TARRli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
10 Conservatives,

The advertiser, having been permanently curAa
OF that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy lis anxious to make known to his fellow snf
ierers the means of cure To all who desire il, he
CHARGE, with the directions for preparin1 and
using the same which they win find SURE CtIRS
Tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please ad
dress Rev. T.. A. WILSON,
l0I Penn ST., wiliamsburgh, New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07

WHAT Is VEGETINE:-It is'a compound ex
tracted from barks roots and herbs. Ii is Natures
Remedy. II Is perfectly harmless from any bad
effect upon the system. II is nourishing and
strengthening. IL acts directly upon the BLOOD IL
ouiets the nervous system. IL gives you good
sweet sleep at night. 1t is great panacea for our
aged fathers and mothers; for II gives them
strength quiets their nerves, and gives them Ma
lures sweet sleep-as has been proved by many
an aged person. 1t is the great Blood Purifier II
is a soothing remedy for our children. IL has re-
leved and cured thousands. 1t is very pleasant TO
take: every child likes It. IL relieves and cures
all diseases originating from impure blood. Try
the VEGETINE. Give it fair trial for your com
plants; then you will say TO your friend, neignDos
and acquaintance: "Try il it has cured me-"
yEGETINE, for the complaints for which II Is
recommended, is having larger sale throughout
the United States than any other one medicine
MhYY VEGErI will cure these C0mplalnls.