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1ERAoN III THE kEy. RoHeAF cotLfEH.
Tho IIey. Robert Collyor, Of Unity Church,
preached yesterday morning Lis isbt sermon
after his return from bis summon vacation. Ills
teIk Wak;
HI that had been posssssed With ths devil prayed
that b might bo with htm. IIu~oeit Jeans suffered
him not but aid uniu h1M, Go home to 10y fs1eadA
and tell them how great hlugs the o1d BATH duuo tor
tAee.-Nark, r. 10. 10.
lily ta4t teaches this truth first, that mans
homa las the drat claim Oh him. and the last II
b. gets stck OF heart, or brain, or body, ~ this
man did. aud ~sndors Away TO get we'll, whom b.
once feels uel enough 10 taks up the burden Of
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h1h Wotkeaop, MA Temple, Au0 oa tu4!ne, ana
his ue,ghborH sud friends 1T in about him for
llta, and work, and worship. ~ no other men and
women aver c4n. God speaks 10 sach man out
OF Heaven, and says Thou ehs!t stand IN thy
lot to the end Of The daYs, and ~ bio peril then
he t,iss to tear himself out Of that lot md sack
smother where he thinks he might haVe pleas
apter time. Tue .ea! pIeasautuess for such =
uap 10 10 tho exact accordance Of bis life Aad
dutY With that about Llna--:a bis groEth - :
who're @ ~ uSd has planted him. IN tho unfolding Of
biz life under those conditions. aud In tho qutet,
maufut way In which to call manage 10 hold all
tho lines tod hsa put Into his hands.
dr. Il s'' a j. sssa' esa asp ests' 10 whore ss.s he
be.uty es we ars creating besuty on this
North Hdo out OF lot Of sloughs aud sand
baukd and dtearY old srsve-,Ald. II manners
A1e 'udo. QUO true gentleman can alNsys teach !
II literature and tho arts arc only In their
sprsng, he can holp to nature them and bring
them on to perfection, and II tho people are ~
sheep h.sing no shepherd. ho can help tinl
shepherds Who will bring IN soc,al order, and
erous humanity. who will teach them TO look up
TO uod IN their trouble. and aervo Hin, for no 1c.
ward except that which cotnoa III the ssrsloe f9F
ths longer live, The more d.s!ikc tttese tAnd.
getting people 10 lors God md so1ro Him with
their whole heart, Whero my tue hoine II,
then there I must 50 aud sta!, anu
my business there is 10 croata loauty aud bless-
Ing, rather than merely 10 eujoy i. Tue en1oT.
ment business broke dosn " tho Gasdea Of
Eden oa ths a1ss trial, sud bus never been
north following to this dsy, and The instsncts
through which every phn Of thts stamp " sure
at Iaat to tud 4ls true place arc no mora to be
questloned. in my mind. than tho path OF :
plapet, such . man IN inlieed ~ = stAg, while
st,esa othesa 4re wanderers who can never settle
anywAe.o and mako = home because they think
theto msy be better time for them other
where's, Of mo!s money or estesn. These
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Protection of Forest Trees.

At the request Of several correspond
ents. We publish the following law ''for
the encouragement OF the growth Of
Forest Trees, passed by the Legislature.
and approved Feb 2e. 1s72:-
Be Il enacted 6y the Senate and House
Of Representatives, ia Legislature assem-
bed, as toH0tcS: That any landholder in
this State who shall plant or set apart
any cleared land or lands from which the
primitive forest shall have been removed
tor the growth and production of forest
trees within Ten years after the passage
OF this sct, and shall successfully grow
and cultivate the same Tor three years,
the trees being not less in numbers than
two thousand on each acre and well dis
tributed over the same. then on applica-
ton OF the owner or occupant of such
lands 20 the assessors of the town in
which The same is situated and is so sue
eessfully cultivated or set apart to forest
trees, and az The same time OF such appli-
cation shall file with said assessors q cor
rect plan of such lands with description
OF their location, and setting forth all the
facts in relation to the growth and Guilt
walton OF said grove Of trees or incipient
forest, the same shall be exempt from
taxation fortwenty years thereafter; pro-
rided such grove or plantation OF trees
shall during that period be kept alive and
in a thriving condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
agricultural.
Hanging Baskets.

VIVA, looks better than pretty hanging
baskets ,a>,ciuiy filled with plants aud
Yet how seldom are they 10 be met with
Baskets OF living plants may easily be had
ia perfection; select such kinds as will
stand ia ROOMS As regards the baskets
themselves. Ike 10 see the wire-work
painted dark green. Some paint it with
bright colors, which quite spoils the effect
OF the flowers. which should be gay
enough. IS regards flowers. without
any addition 10 the way Ol paint. Inside
the wiyc-wOrA put thick layer OF green
moss, 50 a. 10 prevent the soil from drop
ping through, over this put some broken
crooks. and then ill up with whatever
compost l. best suited 20 the requirement
o. the plan, with which The basket is 20
be filled. For summer decoration there
a,e num0eyle>s plants that can be grown
in baskets ont Tor winter blooming moth
ing IS better or looks more snowy than Rol-
liSsoA's uigue Geranium OF Scarle: Trop
pOlUm. both Of which will continue in
flower all through the winter. and droop
down gracefully all round the basket \
basket, indeed, never looks well unless
j, Is furnished with some dropping plant
round The edge. as for instance, with the
yariegaied lvy-leaved Pelargouium.
called k'Eiegante; while in the centre,
should bes nicely-grown plant of Fuchsia
Mrs. Marshall. Pretty baskets may also
be made OF silver variegsled GeraDinm
Lady Plymouth and bright blue Lobelis.
or OF blue Convolyulns, with Christine
Geranium in the centre; in fact. any
flower that suits, and is put in good taste
viii look well For laIge baskets suited
for lCbbies. mixed foliage plants. such as
variegated Seduns, Echeverias, lresines
and Ceniaureas have an effective appear.
ance. \ window box made Of wood and
lined with zine, suspended by four cords
OF wires, up which can be trained creep
ers. also make 4 pretty room ornament.
The great point IS regards creeping
plants 10 baskets OF boxes. fresh and in
good health is to give them plenty OF
good water during the growing season.
but more sparingly in winter. and 10 keep
the leaves clean. II baskets are hung
high there should be some means ol
lowering them. as il is troublesome get.
ting up 10 them every morning with steps.
II the baskets are small. the best way is
20 carry them away aud water them out
side; but in the case OF large baskets
this cannot be done. so a tea tray or
something OF the kind shonld be placed
under them to catch The drip. The (LOH.
dom G,EdeH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
nottrp.
ReIoImel'S Battle Hymn.

he1ofHtcf Ddttte hyMhs
MUSIC; Marching Through Georgia"
They tell Us thai the woods are full,
They' re coming right along,
Wake the chorus up, tonight,
Wen have another soag;
Sing 1t as We mean 20 sing il,
sixty THOUSAND strong,
While re 70 marching for Temperance
CHORUS.
Hurrah Hurrah wen bring The jubilee,
Hur-ah Hurrah from Rum we viii be free.
IA Wen stag the chorus from the centerto the sea
While ao 9 ln4sch.ng for Temperance
We've bucklej on the armor,
We are marching 'or the RIGHT
There's no such word as tail for ~
For cod f. in the dsht;
Wen win the day, ioy now We see
The dawning Of The light,
while we 70 marching for Temperance,
CHORUS Hurrah Hurrah etc.
Yes, and there are hearts tonight,
That's bled for weary years,
Ewes that on have looked to God
Through many scalding tears;
soon our heavy tramp will fall
Upon their listening ears,
While We 20 mArching for Temperance
CHORUS Hurrah Hurrah etc.
How their hearts will leap for JOY,
10 hear the glorious sound,
Soon new lie VIII come 60 them,
Their lost ones shall be found
Tel them we are coming,
Let the glorious news resOund,
While We 10 marching for Temperance
CHORUS Hurrah Hurrah etc.
.TheSe bold Reformers soon will fail
That's what the dummies said.
e'Tis nothing but excitement,
OF such things We have read
Bat while they casse one tear to now,
or children CIV for bread,
Wen y marching for Temperance
CsORUs HurTab HurrAh etc.
Thus we'll form a thoroughiare,
Dor Temperance and her train,
No Gnit % O. latitude,
uu ocean or ON maiu;
Rum shall IAN before us,
For resistance I- iu vain
Wade We 20 marching Tor Temperance
CHORUS Hurral Hugrah etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

OXFORD. sat- Court of Probate. beia =,
rM,s within and for the County of Oxiori
LEVI 7. LURvEY, Guardian of William IT
mi aiin C9artoIie II; Luryey, minor children ana
neifs OF charlotte Lurvey, late OF Paris In saiJ
gnardiauship OF said wards for allowance: ''
Ordered, That the said Guardian oiva no,;o.
20 AL petsons interested by causing copy of ibis
oxford Democrat printed at Paris that thsy ~
appear AZ Probate Court TO be held at paris "'
said County on the third Tuesday of Jaiy nex,
~ eiocN IN the forenoon and shew cause II any
tuey nave why the same should not be allowed '
,r,. ,o,,,, \. III. WALKER, Judge.
true eopy-Attest; II. G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Tunors.

d.. TU-SEE saws: 1t Is unnecess AIRY for me 10
enumeratc the diseases for which the Negetine
should he used. | know OF no disease which VIII
innuuerable complaints are caused by poisonous
-rctetiOns IN the blood. which can be entirely eN
pelled from the ~ stem by the of the Ncgetine
When the blood l. perfectly cleansed the disease
rapidly Yields, all pains Cease. healthy action IL
promptly restored, and tue patient 10 cured"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Mercurial Diseases.

The conviction IS, in the public mind well As
IN the medical profession, that the remedies sup
piled by the Vegetable Kingdom are more safe.
more successful in their cure OF diseases than
mineral medicines. Vegetine Is composed OF
rOOts, uarks and herbs. 10 is pleasant 20 take ALd
IS perfectly safe to give 20 an infant. Do you need
Il: Do n0g hesitate tory 70. You will never re-
u,ret il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Female Weakness.

Negetine acts directly upon the causes Ol these
complaints. IL invigoratss and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the -ecretIye organs. al
Laws iunammatiOn, cleanses and cures liberation,
cures constipation, regulates the bowels. headache
and pains II the back cease; ia fact there Is 40
disease OF complaint where the Negetihe gives so
quick relief and 10 30 effective is cure, as 10
What is termed Female Weakness. IL has never
fAile0 In one instance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Canker, Cankerous Humor.

Vegetine will eradicate every trace Of Cauker
on Cankerous Humor from the system. Do not
leave OF taxing Negetlne while you are obtaining
help and feeling better, but take IL regularly and
effect q cure OF the disease. The time and guam.
tity 81 Negetine 10 be taken 70 effect q cure de-
pencs upon the nature and severity of the dis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Cancer, Cancerous Humor.

With this complaint Negetne acts differently.
AMI work, differently from any other remedy
known 70 the medical faculty. II commences its
wo<k az the root OF the disease, aud the sore be-
cans % heal AZ the foundation and continues grad
ually out toward the skin, making the sore smaller
frou DAY 10 day, and finally the disease is eradi.
ca frOun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Scrofula. Scrofulons Humor.

The NeEctine has cured many cases OF Scroiula
o. I've, ten aud twenty years standing, where the
laticft has had many physiciaus tried many OF
he known roznedies: and. Aiter trying the Nege-
tine the C1mrnoc remark j.: 'It acts differently,
AvoEks diaefently, from any medicine have ever
taken" Negetue viii cleanse Scrofula FROM the
y stem Try a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
THE GREAT BLOOD REMEDY
Y F..
Circulation of the Blood.

The circulation Of the blood j. the lite of the
oOtV and Us stoIpSge IS death No disease can
lie IA. the body without iirSt being generated in
the blood aod no disease can possibly BE- in the
body u ne Hood y pure. NcgetiHe - the great
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

OXFORD, sS:-At Court Of Probate held at
Parts within aud for tie County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday Vt June \. ID. ls7J
JOHN +. HOBBS, GuaIdil OF Charlie. T.
kineman ct ais, minor children and heirs OF sui.
ltvan kingmau, late OF Alton Ia the State of New
Hampshire, having presented his second account
Of guardianship OF said wauls for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy Of th.
order TO be publshedthIee weeks In the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
In said County on the third Tuesday Of July next
at o'clock In the forenoon and shaw cause II any
they have why the same should not be a lowed
A. IL. WALKER, Judge.
4 true cOpY-altest. II. @ ID WE Rnri.fl..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has b,eu duly appointed by the Hon. jude oi
Probate Tor flic County Of oxford aud assumed the
trust of Administrator on the estate OI
ANIASA EEAN. lItc OF Bethel,
10 said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs, hr therefore requests all persons who ave
indebted 10 the estate Of SAID deceased Go make im-
mediate payment aui those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same 10 PETER r,BEAN.
June H.. $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

OXFORD, IS AT Court of Probate held Al
fAris within aAd for the County Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of June AID. 1879.
DANiEL ID. |RAFFAM, Administrator with
the Will annexed, on the estate of WILLIAM
WlIllAM, late of Hebron Ia laid COUNT. IL.
ceased, having presented his final account or al
ministration OF the estate OF said deceased for
allowance: ''i
Ordered That the said Administrator give not,ca
TO all persons Interested by causing a conv OF
ms ordef to be published three
weeks successfully In ,be
oxford Democrat printed at Paris. that thev me-
appear ~ Probate Court 10 be held M Paris '
ia SAID County on the third Tuesday of Jniy nay,
=. o'clock IN me forenoon and shew cause II ann
they nave why the same should not be- allowed
\. IL. WALKER Judge.
true copy-aitcst: II. c. DAVIS, Register'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
TRY 1T ONCE.

No matter II yOur shelves are lined with Medi
cine, you will fan to derive from them the benefit
20 De- obtained from this remedy in the diseases
tor which a l. recommended.
SCii 10y all Druggist, and Dealers ia Medicine.
WEEKS y POTTER. BosTuN, General Agents.
June -. 80. 3m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
NEW CARRIAGES
Ready for Sale at
AM. TRULL'S Carriage Factory,
NOrWay, Me-.

NOh "ays hC.-
Consisting OF the latest style Phatons, top and
non-top Buggies, light, open side spring Wagons
IN great variety, beach or two-seated Wagons,
from the ightest road carriage 70 q heavy business
wagon. These carriages are made from the best
selected stock the market affords, and put together
BY none but firstclass woakmen.
My carriages are painted by Mr.. JAMES
GRANT, who has formerly had charge of Whit.
man Libby's carriage painting AZ Bryant's Pond
whose reputation as a hrst-elass painter is IN
equaiied by anyone in the State.
j shall sell my Carriages for cash down or good
notes on four months time, at very small profit.
ALSO,
Some very good bargains in Second. Hand CARR.
ages A. NJ. TRULL,
Norway, April II, $50. Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Strayed /.

IAME INTO the enclosure of The 'uh,criGyr'
l about three weeks -incr, RED llElfER,
with white belly, two or three year, old. The own,
er can have the same by proving property anu
paying charges. JOHN " III IMAM
So. PARIS, June j., $50. Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

JAMAICA
GINGER.

Taken la full doses on retiring for the night, IL
viii Doe found 10 exert the most powerful inhuenc
ou the organs 81 circulation and persplration n.
PcrsriratiJD lows from every par, Of the body, n
glow OF heat extends from head to foot, every
muscle and iibre Ia RELAXED. and in state Of the
mos, gratifying rcpoSe, while pain, soreness OF
she bones and muscle, disappear, and the poor
sufferer, ia ,iate Of mind at once composed aud
happy sinks into = refreshing sleep. lasting until
morning. from which he awaken, - new man. \
mild dose before breakfast and another before go
ing ont for the day. viii prevent hi taking more
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
A true cOpy-altest: ii. c. DAVIS. Registe.
OXFORD. ss:-At a cour. of Probate held .

OXFORD. AT Court OF Probate held At
Paris within and for the County Of Oxford
on tue thLrd Tuesday of June, A. ID. 1875,
HENRY BONNEi, Admins traitor on the estate
81 MARY L. KEEN, late OF Hebron In said Coun.
" deceased having presented his hnal account
OF administration OF the estate OF said deceased
for allowance:
Ordered. That the said Admin ,trator give notice
10 AL persons interested by causing COPY of thi.
order 10 be published three weeks svely In the
oxford Democrat printed 1t Paris, that they NAV
appear Al Probate Court TO be held al Pari:
Ia said County on the third TUESDAY OF July ncxt
at O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they nave why the same should not be allowed.
A. ii. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-attest: II. G. DAVIS, Register
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\ TT " ! IA = -
A true eopy-a,test: II. c. DNvi,, EeC''"
OXFORD, ss:-At Court Of Probate hr.s
Paris within and for the County VI u''''

OXFORD, ss:-At = Court Of Probate hr'-
Paris Within and for the County VI V'"'
on the third Tuesday Of June, ID $50
JULETrA ID. DRAKE, named kNec'u.
certain Instrument puTpOrting 81 b. lht az ""
and Testament Of ABEL DRAKE. htt N -,
ner IN said County, deceased, haNAs .ie''-
the same for Probate: ,,
Ordered, That the said EXscuiiN give -,
to all persons Interested, b. causing eopl oii..
order to be published three weeks sBceessi'si -,
Oxford Democrat printed NJ Paris. thEi i.eb -.
appear a. u Probate Court 10 be held ~ -
IN said County on the third sday 90 J"N -.
at O'Clock Ia the forenoon AMI show cause FL" ~
they have Why the said lnstrum.nt sbouia
proved, approved AMI allowed a. me az, 49,,
and Testament OF said deceased. AMI I'm Al,
Lane appointed Adm nislItt1r with tht 49,
neNed; said ENecutriX in wriii x having ie''-
said appointment. ,f.,
An wALKEE. JsaI,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
'hc has been duly appointed by tie Honorable
Judge of Probate iOr the County OF OXFORD, aud
Assumed the trust of EXecutriN Of the last " ~
aud Testament Of MOSES FRYE, late OF sumner
law directs; she therefore requests all persons
who indebted to the estate vi said deceased 10
make immediate payment: and those who have
ans demands thereon, TO exhibit the same 10
June II, 1873. NANCY FRYE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

TlIE.uJsrrlbcr hereby gives pubic notice that
hc hA. been duly appointed by the Hon judge OF
Probate for the County of Oxford agd assumed the
trust Of Administrator Of the estate OF
JOHN DOLLY, latc Of Million Plantation,
IN aid County deceased by giving bond the law
directs he therefore request. all persons who
iudrb;sd the estate Of said deceased 10 make i'm
mediate pas mrbt aud those who have any demands
Ga, rrOu 10 exhibit the same TO
June H. ls1j. HENRY VI. COLBY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

UNIUEU. WITT 4 CONT n ITI-ITF TT :
PAfit within and irs t4r Count. .. "u.
on the tird TUESDAY % tuur. 4 o. is.a.
ALBION 4. MARSH. 'UluiIu .. 3D.
Marsh. Nom rnmpo+, hIf.u- pr-sH'.i N.' -
couut Of guard. mship OF .JIi W.ili '.r .'.Ft..
Ordered That tar .Iii t.uaiti.Iu .f...
% an per.ons interested b. ,lu-iu.. 8 ~ o.. 81
order To d. published ihf'e week. .ur.t ..',t a..
ONftrd democrat printed 90 rIri-. thar t1t4 'r
appear 40 = Probate Court lo d.. h.id o i4fr
in said County on the third Tur.lI} u. il.. ra
Al . O'Clock ~ the forenoon aud ,h.s .lH.r q Ir
thry have why the .am" should NOT Do f..."
WAlkkE Jat,t
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Nervous PrOStratiOn

II il Of the highest Importance. them that indi-
ydusls should be able Ia Judge lor themselves by
their own feelings, IL aud TO what extent they are
attacked by this n-dinu- enemy 10 health,
comfort, anj even life it-elf IL LEFT o. run it,
course unchecked, by the early aHd prompt APP
pliCati0n Of curative remedies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for ilIc County of oxford, aud
assumed the ttUst OF Executor OF the last Will
and Testament of IEBEDEE PERRY, late of
Waterford in said county, deceased by giving
bond a. the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted TO the estate OF said lie
ceased TO make Immediate payment; aud those
who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
same 10 JAMES NJ. SHAW.
June 10 ISIS.
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\. IL " MI RI. J--s'
4 true copy-attest u .. DIVE. .es,.c

OXFORD, - AT Court OF Probate Ari-
Paris wfhin aud Tor the County Of "
on the third Tge,diy Of june \ b. -
EMILY Il. HERSEN, named EVccu.r %.
tain lnstl ument purporting 20 Dc ihr .l-i y -
Testament Of EZRA TUBES late 90 Paris "a ~ p.
County, .eceas ed, having presented tAr '4-'
Probate:
Ordered, That the said ENecutT.N Eve l,'~
10 all persons Interested by causing ,o.l
order 10 be published three weeks .acoe,'itr'f '.
oxford Democrat printed ~ Pan. Vial i'ri ~
appear Al u Probate Court 10 De- held AZ ram
In said County on the third TuesdIy 10 JAY -
II . O'Clock Ia the forenoon aud shew ca-'tt -
they have why the said Instrument should .,
proved, approved lnd allowed - ihe '4''
and Testament Of said deceased
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

ONFOED. IS Ut Court % ffoa4'' beg
Paris Within aud tor thc ..u.l. .. N'-'
on the third uu-.iay OF lgnr \ o.. i--.
On The petition 81 ANGLER 81 1911. iih'
widoNrr II sybill Mitchell. Late o! Ar.Ito % r.
County. deceased. prAyius inr 800 all"sa1'r %
OF The personal e-tlte Ol his Date. % TO-.
Ordered, That the .aid Petitioner .'ru,'
to all person. Interested ~ -autirF "F q
this order 10 De- l4f4'.N
three weeks saceessivsiy la tbs ONiorI !. iHss-
printed at Paris that they NAY appear OBJ, ffssA
Court to be held al Paris 10 .4iI 'o.n.'
the third Tuesday OF judy HsNt Il el0el
the forenoon aud Sue cause 10 any thcI li'r'i
the same should not De granted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

OXFORD, ss.-At Court st PROBATE Dol. f..
Paris within aud Tor ih" 'u.til NJ N.."
on the third TUESDAY a. jane So ID. '-
Ou 90, petition OF VI Nitl a RANDALL. ...
diam oT Sg-aa 3 aud Grpr1r q E4uI r.-
he.s IT Henry II. Randall. IYi' ,' iflr.1r o.
sail county, deceased, irayIu2 Ior '..... A.
AMI convey certain real estate t-.... .
minor, in -aid town ol furfUr- NH. .. tr-
village. as described u hel t'i.I
hundred dollars l. Calvin Au.tH u E' ....
Elizabeth rili-bury ol saii tF'
Ordered, That The said lyiiN'tU give l.
90 al persons interested hl '...HE
abstract OF hrT petition. WItH i... "r..- ..-
10 De- puhliti-d thrr,. week. -fr.,.r...t.. .
oxford Democrat printed 40 I.rt.. '..f ii.
appear az i'rohat- court ie boz h'ia .' l.a.-
Ia said County on the third Toe. dt5 "' '...
Al O'Clock loo The forenoon and I.a ..'.'
they have Nhy the same should uat a' graz. ..'
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Pimples on the Face and
Eruptions of the Skin,

For this complaint yegetine is the great remedy.
Il eleanses and puri1es the blood, causing piui-
piles, eIuptions and humOrs TO disappear and
does rs work in perfectly natural way. Reason
should teach Us thata blotehy, rough or pimpled
skiH depends entirely upon an internal cause, and
no ontWard appllc Atlon can ever cure the defect