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MIR, GLADSTONE AND ROME.

Tho PrHfnCe 10 His rslluphse<S-Itc
IkcnSt,r1ns Els Hostility I'd vntlcnn-
t~n,-Thc 14i,tin Church intent OIL
tho t*rot1tl DrstrncttSss OF EstEilt''-
TO1erntiun in Maryland Qucstl0nca.
London Standard, Aua. II.
Mr. Gladstone las collected in handsome
volume llis pamphlets ou tie Vatican DEGREES
nnd vaticanism mud tho Qaarftriy Rericsn nrti-
clio on 1.-The Speeches nj tho Popo," tho author
SLIP of which lle acknowledges with amusing
oomplnccncy. We Eive TIM preface which he has
rtellxcd to lis "Threo Tracts." lEome aud tho
Newest Fashions III IleliHlon. loudon: John
Murray.l
Ii tlcre has over been, and IL there still be,
question rcncting far Into tho future, 1t Is tho
0uostiou OF Church. pow or, aud OF it's uonatrouH
exaggcration into ra1,n! power, s.ch Ra 1t lss
now for tho first time been accepted by tho Latin
Church III itB corporate capacity; amid tue cold
il,lircronc or half-hupnroaacd. inofEectnat mmr.
nllrs Of multitude 0r its u1embcrs, tho brave
md wiso resistance Of a portion aa yet for amalt
or, n.ld tho apathy, amnzoment, Or indignation
Of tho world.
Tho vast moment and practical character Of
tho s1b1cc form NY oacusc Tor ropubllsllInS To-
gctlcr tho two tracts respectively entitled, ~
Political Expostnlaton" and "Fa'icanisn," md
for adding to them, with the proper sanction, An
article from tho Quarterly Reriesn Of Jannars on
the snoeehea Of l'opo tlnn II. It has nut born
agreeable to deal No pontedy. aB IN tllis article.
WITH Auy persoual performances Of tho very aged
and no wldoly-yencra!ed pontiH. Bat those ter-
formancea hare been such nj to open new.
strnu.o, md startling chapter OF tho Ronerai
subject, and they require accordingly tho search
T,.e alyereo comments on ..vaticanssn have
nut bceu Rseb as heem to call ON mo Tor specific
notice. shall lnweyor, take advantage Of tl,A
oif n frx cArrHb1thtiTA remarks ami
, 1875-08-25

GAnRanuRa, ILL.,, Aug. 2t,-Thn Too,ia n,pta
Association 'coinmpnued shrce-s1sse'' session 10
sls city lh'7 mqrnlug, A largo delegation VI.
present. cl'a day was devoted 70 tho sanlaJ'
school Convention orsautzatioo bci1E effected
~ Modorator, aud L. latos, Of Farming ton, u
Clerk. Tiie morning nossqn was apsns in read
lug reports from Tho different hunAav. .school.
in tho 'aft1!noon tho o.o7clto' ehnsist,5 Of
j. l.. klnnor. thu lsov. ]. II. Coon, aud tho ne,
II. $, C6lynll. III t1l6 evbnihg worry t6terestin,
ad1rcssss upre acnvessd b5 elo Hoy. II. q
Noskott and 1T. SimEsnn. A tnschine lcssos
Wa5Ylson h. Miss hfaty Dtifdctt. Of peorla."'"' y
, 1875-08-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

1.ospos. Aug. A.-s'eamshlp 'Ale1epdrls,
from Now York. haa arrived out.
NEW Xonx, Aus. 2I.-4rtlyod- d-steamahlp
ecythla, from Liverpool.
:, Moy'LLE. Aug. 24.-Arrived, Ethiopia, from
kEw ionk. Aug. ai.-AtEiycd, Btsamesu hot
laYre.
aouTuAMrIaN. Aug. 2I.-TAe ateameE Odour
fruM New iork haa arrived,
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A Nevaap 11nsiss"c.

WAltt I5As t5fe,l tStNS.
Afs!ghtiu, And fesa. atrsY occurred a. Eber.
har1t City recently between twu men bY the
nasaas Ut Jackso. sud Heck. The totmcr WA
recently from, Arizoua, aud The latter has beon
months, engaged In keeping . sssoon. Tho
two had = quarrel short tiaAa hsfole tho fatat
, 1875-08-25
qsfcCheF-yiItoRt,

= 10N4H 1V7FH11l : ". II.
Gen. Butler, Frank Aloulfuu. TAeodors Til
tou. aud Mrs. Muultou. with D1. Ayo1, OF Low
ell. WHO w1ts at Dak Bluffs ytstnTday, were III
consultation. il ~ sA1, Oh Tie coming Beecbe1
tlih. II IL ruu,orcd that Gen. butler haa
consented ~ Leeuluo ouo Of tie counsel III tho
ease.
, 1875-08-25
IOWA.


F{FEWt H7HJHIItH n 7 7Fe 117E7TV 4ffVHHss
DEa 11oIsEs, Ia. Ang. 9t.-nsporta from ali
etationa of tlle Rock Island Had, t.om Davon-
r,ort to Council Bluffs, and on tho Tatlov Road,
from KcoIuk 10 Fott Dodge, from Madison,
Warren, and surrounding counties, say there Is
no Injury to grain OF vegetables by frost. W!leat
la coming in rnpilly Thoro 10 MI ayotaeo yiSld,
hut puor lualty. 49,
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srfeiet Dnipatsh 70 IN ch.eaoo Tribune.
pEqt1A, }u:, A,1s. sf.-Col. CbaFleY II. neaqe,
plo haa basu bo1aK Tor .sp'phuk- -vatDr 1pr tl,e
past four weeks On bin plaeo near tho bluH.
struck 4 vein tAi4 Rttsruoop n = depta Of $50
feet, that frorniHea we'll l1e Mill I'd doubt ereot
! tne Aotel on the ground At All early day,
, 1875-08-25
MASSACHUSETTS CoT1oNanlS,

LAvaEscE, Mas, Ang. 24,-,-Ths Atlantic
Cottau:Allla Which suspended GU ha 10th Of
July. will resume with full force op Monday
na1t. Tue militia give elnployman. TO 1850
oEoratlvcs. Tic aales Of 4took 4aye been large.
aod the prospect Y Y encouraging for I'LL busi-
, 1875-08-25

TF1AukAsA, Ark, Ang. A.-Tho 1rst ba!o OF
new cotton from Southwest ArlsanHas and
Northeastern Texas was slippo1 from this place
to day TO st. I.ous. The crnps aro exceedingly
flpo in this vicinity. There IN an abundant corn
crop. Five million bushels OF wheat from Tc1na
Cation noser' waa halter. Tho prospect for tho
fall traie is good. No fovns and all arc lOpcf,ll.
, 1875-08-25
INDIAN TERRITORY.
LnytnH The Cornerstone OF tho Union
Agency uuitLln.--Spccchcs uf Chirt
q Ikoxs <1nh Ept. 4totidt1tUl-stntux Of
1,.t tsy1.


thy Errcdmon.
Sirsial tosrt +,e'risnct Of The CAicago Tribune.
MuSk~1rE, lud, Ter, Aug. 19.-3YeHtcrtlay waa
clear and beautiful lar, aud an oyciii:fu ono for
n"Fhoseo'-'ho ~ ossaso" pe'!'s wy 'etths ., .o'
cotncI-stono OF tho new Gntoh Agency building
for the tiyo civilized tribes. OIL Prospect HlElA
beautiful slte ,cnr tins rnce Tho ceremonies
,ora ,,,,i,,,toL he ", Nn.t .taa,.,.,t,t Gr,,d
soD"ra - - .ap 49,, s,.e', 1." a.""
1'otHe ol fFde a''u Afcepse" hasouH u
Indian Territory,-R. ". and tho Nev. l}rother
!. s. Murrnw, Acting Grnud Muster, presiding.
,1nnv a;st;rcu,s,cd Marrna frnD, abroad unro
,,roro,i ,, IN ti,,i,otal Il, ~ ,,or,iao. ~ to
p'o"et, ~ ~" f'"1''s.e"se" u. WV y, ""'
aay. Aho PROCESSION "aa formed III tlIs f1llaEo,
and muvcd ont to tho hill un''er tue direction of
tho Grand Marshal ap,. npon arriving at tho
hui1,,;rv III, ft,,;l o1ro h,y;I,. fokc,,, iia
ro,.or S' ,,as,,;,, III, Ma, 1naallv ,,o Acan, ,n+r,
rlopel pos'''"''' ''.l' A"sa'''' lnu Aben. ne1o-
duccd to the aut1cneo--abf'4t l-uou pcop'o from
n1l rarta of the Tcrtitnry-CEot Willinm +. Koss
of the Clorokeo Nation. vbo delivered tho ro-
RI, t;on. .ctItrcs. s,r. has. is mn ahjo nnl oo.
'a.,, .s",'e a',.,t a.. Iuaa,'. s,t.n,;a, =,
fucns speaker, anu ueo tno cloAeat hIeen'to'i u
hia and'cneo throughout Ills speech. HIS
remarks" woro worthy OF mud Apnro-
pr,ata 10 tho orcnsinn. mud will, ono
;,,.,.,,,. o,,o,,to1 ,r,ro ,.o,, roootr,1
.unA'''co oAtoPtN. -"sAo WI teeo,'e".
1ho country too we'll understands ALT. Noss' po-
sition npnn the ln'Iian question to tako up your
valuable epace in tho rcctnl of it. and of Tho
condition ~ n Jnirs IN lila t,wu n,tiou DuH III.
s,,,.a,a,. w. ~ ..,,,,'.
a''a''eA W 'ue eoa''.S .*t'oun'',' ~ 'nnol'eau
Independence WIS rerI happy. lilo referred to
tho fact that. while tho Cavalier Of Virginia mud
tho Puritan Of Ma.sachusctta sought and OBJ
tnInc1 t,omcs nmony Tia 1naiona in ,hc Now
Wnr,I will, r"srItc1 ~ I'm Eu1;1,,,r ~ n M
to,, rc,fn,ina ,I,rr ,hn 1iI,,t ~ x1,nan nn.aG-
tica ~ woa7f1, ;n1ncn1nn .n,I,,7o or1, re md
,s,,r,.r I,oI 10 ,or,i,"i' 4, In p,naI. ", ~
tf.nc WI ;nnr icfnro that thcnn t,vc
s'o1;1, ns ao of n;s;ro. no,;a,',1
oxistenco' md wcFo .;wnors la1gcig nj tIo soil
wti"h tl;c 4 amer,rnn ncn,,ia nv ,o.scas And
<; ~; N-u taat o,,nt P',ai, ,nu,5 t;,n,1at'
~ .Iroi1i1 o % tho WI Tor % innpou1ouco a.sI tI'o
mi n}r,r"la will, I,cat 1sTita,n IN ,a1a md
fuliy yin',"sts,i. on ti1o larass fngt III l,nttiH
trlds nf hipturv. itn ahIty n ,naintain Nj" i,,-
tc,.,;,v of I'm E,t}ons1 % Ifnirn, wns nnw mrnnsr-
nn a. rnloil n,o ifs 1GiJfh Rn,fycrstry ami tuko
nov nav icasn Of nowsr. No. th",, n Vinw Of s1eao
li,,nt,s In nnneac,l to tl,a nr,njo nnd i;oyert-
m,,t ~ t,a iin.toI s. otra ~ 1rcaorvo ;os,nJutc
thcir nl,pilfci1 faitl "1ierc1 4oyc1,ty ycurs nso
M H. H. 6n ~. .a I,,;sEEs W"
r,uhts in ali com,nr limo. Tho c, !, ;er .stono waa
then laid according 10 31asonla iiaago after
which 1tAHu1lic od0. Composed tSb tue OccahOn
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dral of naeful knowledge on Tho whisky Hlcs-
tItn?
SEr. D,-E1e certainly docs know great deal
Ahallt matkara hero ih Chicago. And fls nhiccra
ray that ho rut. turn right "hrn he trirs,
The reporter then asked several hthrr lnes.
tionr whirh did not ci1cit much information of
general inseraai, wherefore ho withdrew.
, 1875-08-25
THE REPUoihT.oN.srs.

DETHq1T, Mich, Aug. 2l.-SeYaral delegatcB
to tho Eattonll ursehback Convention arrived
horo to-day, Among thom a;o ". D. kel!ey.
Thomas !. ppr.nt Dan slsbopy, Of the Du-
buque uasttse, aaa L. Daniels of the Rtchmond.
W., Jour,ml. James buchanan, Of Iut.ana, mud
". II. 1lootop, of llltpor5, are "e1i5ectcd tomor-
row motning. cAsY, carpsuter, dosdon.
Phi!liu aud others who wers announced are not
coming. lleprY G. Carey B~nda long letter gu
"a Monty poitAhla Cutrency; Econorav Con-
s,dsred.'' Ex-senator Carpenter, writes to Oh
1he toqrepp,ioR viii Probably be . susl and a.
consequential cue.
, 1875-08-25

elsHo2 NAzeQY. CANADA.
TonoNTo, Aug. 21.-Willis Nazery, the Bl'h1s
Ut tho I'rltlah Methodist Episcopal Church Ia
Canads, died at Shaibprpo, y. s.. gu supdsI
, 1875-08-25
MINNESOTA.
Snrffat UispaL;h IL fae GhIrsqo Tribune.

aB7ffa! 151apNL!H p I HE Cnf!.pD 771UHHFs
WtsoSA, Stiun., Aug. 2l--1he eplendid hns-
vest weather Of tho rass week lAaH 6eou intor-
suptcd ty rainy day, aud tho apFearnncc in
dIeated aettlcd storm ol eoycra! days duratiot
Tho rain to-day Inns been general from Winopa
to Marshall. 400 e1ni'cs through tl1o best grain
section of al!onesota. but list]o stacking ilaA
hccn lono yet, and tile wot weather finds largo
amount OF grain down. Probably thrco-iourtiA
OF tho crop IL ctlt but it is tv no means secured.
A rainy srofl will do ncalclla5lc damage.
, 1875-08-25
The COAL MARKET.

New Yong, Ans. 24:-one Of the !arsess.deu W
Ing coal oompanias of l*nnsSlfanl. to.as. ~ :.
nounc1s reduction qt coal at .ct4l r.,ceh
foIIowa lltases and sgx. $50; sl3fa, 80; sla
e:hea.put, 95;Ao, -, '
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frttfnt Diapatrh 10 TAs 'Chsraan Tribune.
OMAHA, Ang. 24.--Thcro wns no frost in Ne
brnska Saturday, nor my thin Season. Even tho
low bottom, lands, whoro frost usually COMES
tl,rco weekH earlier than OH tho uplaujB. have
not bcan Infected.
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Spee1at t45oaith % TH4 0a'eaqo 7ttb,at. -, !,
SIOUX Cry, H., Aug. 2l.-4 fearful stofo y
prdyaifiug heEa, and rect and eouth. gsA
quAnslty qf. water hAa tallsn.. E1ghtnnF e9o'
taphoualy.' Ths ttil 80 nA}ta south dSssra1's
many c6rn-aeldS aud did otn4x damage.
, 1875-08-25
A. MEETING PREVENTED.

Rpteidi Dl15attX'fa TIE CAka4o 9fbts9.
a1ou4 CifY, H.. Aug. N:-lbe Republican
meetIpg At which sona!os Alll.da w.a 70 tpeAk
tonight did not occur on account Of Tho storm.
Mr. Aln4o4 lcaYes hare "to-anotroy for bed
, 1875-08-25
CANADA.

OTTAWA, Aug. M.-Rcpsrts from tho Ottawa
Valley state that The crops ia that soction have
not boon materially injured bY the late rains. In
MANY places an Improvement il noticed.
, 1875-08-25
THE WEATHER.

'31srnsqw1oy. w p?t E., !Ans. s.2EI 4,;p.-re!s
L4ko .1qA4. rfrtH c}ouiy anA cool Ves!eti
4Ia'IIehs iaibT1h Michigan kntf wssoualh.
LOCAL DHHEHvATIGN,
, 1875-08-25

Time, IIlar.t TArlYu,L Tjnd. ,ilurnI a-t1.f.
6Sah NJ IJD? ?!I G2t n E. fresh i ., Cen.
1l:IS 4. m.E.0.3! nil a. r., frrsh. So. .ctt.
3ss ss9 R s9;s 5s s.4E; s14H tses,. IN F;
ppo n nn.tDit 0tE 79M, fre1p. ..,., ~. ckss.
hl6 D u. D.tsI 6fE Ta.64 e.. 1ttsA:.4 ...., kl9g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
Soil tor Crdnberries.

Much diversity Of opinion exists OIL
Cape Cod, as well as 10 New Jersey. as
70 the best kind Of pealy bottoms 10 be
used for cranberries. have found sue
cessiul cultivation OF this crop on cedar
and maple bottoms, the waters OF which
were charged with bi carbonate of iron
in solution. Not unirequertly would the
peat DC found six feet in thickness. Capt.
Small has q successful plot, consisting OF
coarse, sharp sand. deeply colored with
iron. The bed oil sand is eighteen inches
in thickness. and rests on hard pam"
solid bed OF Dog iron. Such iron basins
are formed from the precipitation OF iron
held in solution in the waite which flows
over The bog land. Capt. Small Informs
ne that. on some parts Of Cape Cod
beach cranberries grow successfully on
pure sand when provided vita an ad-
equate supply Of peat water. Much
stress is placed on the quality OF sand by
al cranberry growers. II Is claimed
by all With whom / have Gonversed on
the subject, that eoaIse. cle:n, sharp sand
is bes! adapted to the grow b OF The vines
and my own experience c)incides with
this view. In some cases only an inch OF
sand is placed over peat bottom, and
then it is planted with vines. The roots
growing directly in the muck. In other
cases, as many as ten inches OF sand have
been placed over the muck or peat, the
growth OF roots in such cases being con-
fined wholly TO the sand, which. however
conveys the soluble humus OF the peat
to the roots oil the plants. There is al
ways a rankness Of root and vine growth
when the vines are planted directly in
peat, and as the growth OF plants is con.
tinued longer under such conditions, they
are longer in bearing their fruit. The
same remarks apply to plants which are
heavily MANFRED and constantly supplied
with an abundance of water. l have
found 10 every case where the runners
have been sanded TO the depth of about
al inch, and properly watered. they
readily take root in the fresh sand and
produce fine growth of lateral branchs.
II has been found in some cases that
sanding the vines in this way has sgood
an effect on their growth as an application
OF guano. Several small cranberry plan
tations were pointed out to me which
had, at various times. been flooded with
salt water, not only on Cape Cod. but
also in New Jersey; but there was nc
evidence to show that salt sea water, re-
duced in strength by heavy rains. affected
the growth of the vines for good or evil.
-Rcpou of Department q agriculture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
Sl,eriR's Sale.

OXFORD IS: Taken on Execution aud will be
sold by Public Auction ON the 18th day Of june,
\. u 1873, AT , O'Clock +. VI a. the office OF FL.
BRIDGE q. HARLOW, In DlNheld, IN said c0un.
&, all the right in Equ.;y which BESJAMlN X.
SWASEl Of Canton, ~ the County OF oxford,
had on the 30th day of August, \. ID, 1873, when
the same was attached on the original VIII 90 :e-
deem the following described real estate :, altcd
10 Canton Ia said county, 10 Wit: \ ccl.zit piece
parcel OF land situated in Canton Mills Village.
In said county, BOUNDED east by the county r1ld
leading from said village to BrittOn's Mills Ia Liy.
ermore sO-caled; on the south By the Oakcs ljns-
worth place 80 called, and the old place where 4.
Z. Quincy formerly resided; on the west by the
county road leading from said village 90 south
Hartford. II being triangular piece Of land iy-
Ing between said roads, containing thrcc-iOusths
or an acre, more less, with the bu dings there
on, known A. the Prospect House stand shv above
premises being subject 10 4 mortg tge recorded 10
Reg stry OF Deeds, Book 80, page 80, given By
the said BEN amin X. Swasey - join N. DE-
SHON, 10 secure the payment ol promissory
note of five hundred dollars, dated September 81,
A. D., ls,0, payable in two equal annual install
ments, with interest annually on the WHOLE al Ten
per cent until paid; on which there j. now due
seven hundred and wenty-scycn dollars and
eight cents. OSCAR +. TRASk,
plNheid, April 10, 20. Dep. sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
advantages of Smau Farms.

a correspondent writes to the Depart
ment OF Agriculture iron Van Buren,.
Iowa, that he is running small farm of
forty acres, with twenty under cultivation
in fruit. vegetables and small grain
MY income varies from 81. SCOT s.. 600
year he appears proud 10 acknowl-
edge. The more industry and intellect
one puts into an acre of soil. the more
money he is likely TO take Oul OF it. His
judgment should tell him wheat crops
will pay best in the markets within his
reach. with small farm lose in hand,
small taxes. and small Outgo for labor.
feed, and working stock. There is both
art and good sense in keeping down ex-
penseS on the farm. and in other branches
Of business.
Success in ullage and husbandry de-
ponds on The capacity of the human brain
rather than on the size OF ones planta.
ton. Que family. by skill. industry and
economy, becomes rich ty cultivating
twenty acres only, while another family
grows poor by the bad management OF
1000 under the plow. II il not the pur-
SUIT, tut The man. that i failure. The
farmer Clten gyasps more acres than he
can handle 10 the best advs ntAge. and all
are more oy less Sighted A, certain times
and seasons to the injury O bis cash in
come. Labor j. misdirec;ed, or neglected
tiIl out OF season. when vitality in seeds
aud cultivated plant, does 20 good. On
a small farm every blow may be struck
al the proper moment.
Every person has bat limited quantity
or iorde, physical and mental; and it is
the most common of all mistakes 10 dilute
aud spread this force over too large a
surface Il is not the diffusion OF
muscular strength. but lis concentration
that tores artesian wells. and draws a
foua,-ia OF living water from the strata
OF rocks hundreds OF feet in thickness to
the surface for the use Ct uneduoaIed
man DiffIsed labor on large farm IS
iiae the scattered rays OF light 10 the in
tersie!iar spaces before the telescope col
leots them and thereby extends human
vision and knowledge to millions OF suns
and worlds before unknown.
The cuiIivator OF the earth needs time
and poriuni,y Tor profitable study. How
shat. be command such an advantage -
M. safely. ~ holding more lsad lhan
10 uses with any benefit 10 his family. OF
70 mankind al large. TAa democratic
doctrine OF seeking "the good Of the
greatest number. lorbids 81 land monop.
oily Twenty-Five men are said to own
one-half OF the soil OF Scotland. Such a
state OF society cannot last many centuries
in The future. Live and let live is q prin.
Ciple good for ali time. -NGShrille Union
AMI AnlericIH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
sherIi's Sale

OXFORD, s.: Taken on execution ami will bs
sold at Public AuctiOa, on the 18th day " June,
A D.. ISIS, az Oct 1ck 4. NJ. nj the Office Of FL
BRIDGE q. HARLOW, IN Dixneld, la said coun-
~, oil the right IN Equity which BENJAMIN h.
sWASEl Ol Canton had on the 81 day Of April,
A d, 1873. NJ nine o'clock IN the forenoon, being
the time OF the attachment OF the came on thc
original writ In this actioa. TO redeem The follow
log desc ribed real estate situated In said Canton
10 wiz: \ certain lot Of Lind 10 said Canton, be
ing hundred acre lOi, more or less. numbered 20
In the jth Range, anl Known a. the Jones lot. The
above described premise, being subject 10 = mort.
gage given 10 JOHN II DESlON, u said Canton
10 secure the payment OF a note OF hand for two
hundred dollars, datei November -, \. d., 1870.
payable on demand VIA Interest 80 the rate OF
ten per cent per anugin; IN which there i now
due The sun OF two huu,lrel aud elghty-eIght dOi.
lars aud forty cents. stii mortgage deed Is re-
corded In Book 100, PAGE - uf oxford Re gistTy.
OSCA9 r. TRAsK, Dep sheriff.
DiNnrl1 Nnrll IL IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

The proprietor OF this medicine has walked the
ai,lcs OF the hospitals OF London, Eng, for the
past twenty YEAR, making Rheumatism "A special
Is, aud the prescription from which this remedy
l. compounded J. all hc ever used IA the treatment
OF THIS disease.
Ia simple cases sometimes one or two doses "a :
Zee la the most chronic eases it t. sure to give
way by the use 90 two or three bottc-. BY this
,fioicni aud simple remedy hundreds 20 dollars
are saved la those who can least 4Gorl 10 throw
itaway. surely d Is by the purchase Of useless
prescriptions.
let any sufferer who reads This purchase a small
bottle aud take % according 60 the IA -truStioh.
around the package, AMI 10 will not take long To
convince them thli paving doctors ices j. money
thrown away. Eminent, OF all kind. are uSclcs 5.
Price Al a bottle
This medicine &. tor sale a. all Druggists
throughout Cans q aud TIE United states. II u
happens THAI your Druggist has not got u Ia stock.
ask him Ia send for Il q the Wholesale Agents
GEO. 4. GOODWIN s. CO, No. = Hanover
street. Boston. SMITH, DOOLITTLE &
SMITH. - fremont street, Boston; w w.
WUIPPLE & CO., Market Square. Portland
III. MARTIN = CO., l03 Main - Concord,
New Hampshire.
smarim
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
Siieri1's Sale.

OXFORD, -: Taken on Execution AMI ~ IN be
cold By Public Auction on the 2Jth day VI May, 4
ID, lS.3 al o'clock L. NJ, ~ the .hoc ,lipp OF
WM. CHAPMAN "a, IN Porter IN said county. al
the right In Equity which DAVID NAkNEN of
Porter, IN the County Of OXFORD, has O. rcdcC IA
the following described real c,tltc. situated ia
Porter III said county, 10 VII: \ certain lut Of
land IN Porter Aforesaid with the bail lin-s there
on and bounded a. follows, L. wit; Nur,Lerb Dy
BIownArld line cdsierly By IUgi leading from
William Floyd tO Brownield: suutherly by land
ocauPicd by Jacob Floyd, AMI westerly hy land
occupied by Michael Narney. The above tltlnise Is
beng subject 10 hlOrt2Igs 0.Icil IA Oa fond
Registry OF Dec'l-, Western District Book G page
3is, given b. the said David Nauey 20 GEORGE
STACY OF said Porter, II secure the l,syu,nt OF a
prpnissory note OF three hundred dull4rs dated
October 80, y. d., lsI2 payable in three equal an
hua payments, with interest annually, oh v hlch
there - now duo the sum % th-,e hundred and
io!tyeighl dollars and six cents Dated ~ Porter
this 10Th day Of April, 4. D., $50
j. W. CHAPLAIN,
fof'er, April 10, %. Dep. sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
Foi the ONF)Ru DINtoCGAr.
Jersey Cou'S.

Experiments in butter making have
shown thsi in every dairy herd the farm.
81 should keep at 'eaSt o;,e Jersey COW
To lOur Of other breeds Their milk
ranks first aud highest in the world Tor
butter. and mixed with that of other
COWS gives the butter q rich color aud
4 Wor. aud enhances lis price from five
to ten cents per pound The Jersey can
endure the rigOrs Of Northern winter like
our common "Scrub cattle" They are
easily kept, always genie and always
the "uet of the herd The extra income
from one OF these cows in single year
will more than pay her extra price.
Farmers. try this breed as have. and
YOU will sgree With Your
BROTIlER FARMER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

OXFORD, Ss:-At CoI-t of t.u.-.
Paris within lAi TOY tur 'la..t '. ''
ON the third rurslsv 81 March. ID. .r..
DAVID r. BROWN. Alligi-tr.f.r .l
tate OF GEORGE COLLINS, iair Hf Bessie.
County. deceased. having % cfr-.r4 Dis -..
account az Administration oi ine c. f'"
cecca scd iOr aliowaEtt.
Ordered, Thatthe sIll Alm.nI-tisi'r
10 sIl persoas interc.tcl ny causing lu f. :-.
his petition. with TO-. O.j'f f.
BE- published three Wcrks successive.
oxford Democrat ptilt.I 20 Peri. Co.,. '..
appear no Probate C1U.ttJ De ir.Il H- Pan.
ia .nlI County on tie tA.ri Ilr-i1t H. Nt
at O'Clock In the forenoon and sHrF cause
thew have why the same should NOT te R..'r.
4. n. WALhEt 81
4 true copy-litc-t. ". q. DAVIS. i..-