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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
From the Lewiston Journal. ]
Sumner.

The oldest inhabhan. says tina. the gale OF Wind
ON Wednesday the 9th, ut, was the severest
ever known at East sumner. The airwas so fun
OF snow psst u the time th.; building s.N rods
distant were not Ii-cciuab'e An old sleigh that
had stood tor some days by the roa isite sudiealy
started up aul ran stem foremost several rods,
before the wind. Judging irIm The speed made,
the wind must have blown no he rAtc o. twenty
miles per hour The course purslei WAS in The
direction Of PGs-m1qu-ddy ny, but as 30 lrovi.
tsat..iiy, and without m4iicc a.,rtthouShfc aught
Oh. des-a4's ia n-v.I,l fence, 70 stopped short
~ its destination. Our roads have been fcarfally
blocked. AHA hrelkiag roa1- has bseu the pasI.me
during January. Trains ou tho p. & o. { Il r..
a~, somewhat. t4.jy, lul a. an OBJECT We have
'Csase's Mills Chronicle and steau-Ehi site on
Cannon Bros. rake factory.
FOX hunting ~ an investment Is not 2 success
ju.- nou- bl; Elmer \. Era-er = wife 10 some GU
.oon hunting. just ,Or mefe pastime she weut
ont OF doors and done one with sled stake the
other day. H. eoon-hip showed hgbt and SO iii
she but courage and 81 Womau's weapon Won
E,mcr. with a taNid .rmi-t's skill, only oquallel
los Woocy, has stuffed the bird aud pscel Il in
his collection Of curioiiies.
Onieer, elect OF Iuyiacible Lodge Of Good TEN.
piar, fot current quarter are VIM h. sewell,w c.
T.; Abbie G. Keen, W. vs.; Ezra II. Stetson,
sec; 7. B. ". SJetson, Treas.
Rev. \. c. Herrick viii commence his second
course OF lectures on Monday evening, Feb. III
subject: London aud Paris. His former course
was very interesting and secured good audience .
The oxford Baptist quarterly meeting will be
held " lth the Baptist church at this place, com.
r,an.ine m Tuezlqv Feb 18th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
4 singular Case.

. Hammond vs. h' was connected win Bos-
.e.l'-s 10 trr arrest %. certain parl.y- Boo
$50 f.-N OBJ --e -alroslion that lhey assaulted
-e. t-e Treasurer % Cumberland colltg
-- s -lli-l. ..n .b- defe,,.te- no Dover
con .e way 90 Portland on clsrge oc the ac-
NeN H.As.-. -l- brought o. this ci.y on
-t-. .s Thomas p. hartman. oue ol the Bo--
.-.-h-s. and lodged .n iaiL Afterwards
VA ... made q. complaint Ieflrv th- Judge OF
Nrr...H. Count charging Hammond with ret-
Au- Narlal, Was lss-ei AMI placed "a the
70 ,lt i-i.lr.
". N1utsV ~ lass week hearing ua- had ia
'a ID. n r. W l.tcLlu-C. O.lll, ATTORNEY,
- '.r .hs state, and Pi.lslury t1r
.l---. I.e prosecution 4s based oI an
@ Wlrr % hy Hammond flE tGc purpose
--- 3D. warrant 90 Tr.u.-. -..u from trlF.
"a o.. Governor GOD New ora fu- ,le
t.l.r H .hN state. which az laws 90 GEL
PCS .n.ft in SOME p.trllrlIar' The am >
''- no. u-.lI.t st Che tra. nut parole evl-
.ari ga to ..s con eri-. uy W art
II A. l..rI and tl1u Jlnmy Hay e-, atIas
.N--sr ttsts .. q rt'Ani was called c. prove lle
Ems - '-e -tt tavit 81 90 ham were not true.
-... "-- l-ruduCed la behalf W tnc ice
".|. l.rri l.m o. give bail u tlg
,.. '"e ."--lsd dollars f0r bis appearance
'- ol cr1r, ia default oi which De
-e.-'a,F Ws-mal Tie detective, vas arr
. SOD. ..ar-.u- Llsi with assault lni
b. -.-.lt--. he .ase bad .ad returned o.
q. seems -tlt be cook Hammond from
I,. Pals \. o.. an4 l-ousl, him iu irons O.
..-i ..ri pos H.U boz iaii where ht remained
-' .i-n- au1 t.s usV. dly l- brought him 90
--'tt la'lnE ur papers upon u h.rI o. arrest
sf .-'. pee obtained them aiter hi- arrival here.
i-.. .lA 'a' he was seized aui htnccuf-d 5y
..- .- orr1crs shop ~ Great Fails where he
"' @. Mofs, and thrust into sleigh and driven
,Ae l'.e -uln Maine aud then put ou board
r .iI' ana kru -o Portland. Martmau saws
1-cnted Do accompany him ana that .ne irons
were put ca also d. lbs consent 81 r.-sva,I- b. I.
--- t.r- bIm as he lid before
7 IS a. very singular Gaze nom be-.u1iu-t0 euI.
Pug Elements made 3t HaMmou. -o tae detect
.l' aAi upon which flcy relied were rlrr1b1r.-s.l
y "il. particulars ana yet 3. D, said tho pgrt.c.
-.'-V1 BAD lut been in Ma-sacA. setl- or Name
-. months Qr years, and could nos pOs~i0lt have
-,l Connected with eifacr robbery in auy w4- OF
-. NO motive can be assigned fog Hamman a.,
s %. tHe "a. 2y s--lon taat his statements were
l..-.lle.
aug lo1 cry of Mg. Pe0acn was also aver,
~, -.S ~lAf, ani taus far az eaOrs mtde 10
IN Co., Stl.y piriies 70 light have only s'ryei
y ''A' Acn ise mystery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
ST. Nicholas.

| There isa gra. difference between "puning'
every periodical which Is Presented for notice
aud occasionally laying good word for the best
publications Of The day, thus b. inging than moie
prominently bsfOre the reading public. Thus, in
speaking OF "Sr NICHOLAS" "ScTibner's Illus
! tratcd Magazine for Girls aud Boys we never
feel as il We were pulling, but were doing the
public service. Oar own words are too poor TO
10 this magazine justice, aud so we propose TO
tell what some eminent men say OF ST. Nicholas
Johu q. Whittier says at IA little TO say Of S.
Nicholas that IL is the best child's periodical In
ihe world and think the editor has great reason
TO cOngra ulate herself upon H."
Rev. c. :. Robinson, ID. y, ia the Sunday
school Times, gives clerEyma voice OF 81.
Nicholas: ~ avn ready TO s1N that cleaner,
pnrer' aiorc trustworthy periodical for children
cann0t be named The best writer's arc engaged
upon It, IL is printed beautifully, and illustrated
IA the highest style OF art know the projectors,
and Il ever high, noble purpose was cherished
by any public -ople, IL T. found here. The mag
azine does not claim 10 be religious, but It is on
the side of all that Is true aud good, from begin
ming to end
DR.. Il. shelton Mackenzie. the Literary Editor
OF the Philadelphia Press, says: est Nicholas, l
tell YOU in private, as have told my rcAdeis In
public, is the very best magazine for young PEG
pie that have ever seen. l. Is lar more difficult,
| think, TO edit periodical OF this class than one
lhtehued iuf aduNs, una MRS. Duuse deserves un
limited praise for the judlci0us manner in which
she has executed her task. have found heaps OF
things IA -. Nicholas which I had forgotten, had
impcriectly known, Cr had been wholly ignorant
OF. 80 !, too, sit at the ieet OF Gamalel"
Edmund Clarence Stedman SAYS "St. Nicholas,
without and within, Is 4 household charm, and
certainly SURPRISES any Childreu's Yearbook,
English or American, that have ever seem
Chale Dudley Warner writes OF 81. Nicholas ::
Never before, think, has 80 much literary and
artistic talent co-Operated ~ the service of chill
dren aud will not resist the hearty impulse 90
say TO YOU that Won have made the best magazine
Tor children of all ages that have cy er seen.
10 not see how IL can he made any better and II
10 change the kind OF children IN This country
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
BORN.

In >i3nchlm 20 the wife OF Fred Small a daugh-
ter; 10 the vile OF BuruhIm MCkeenr, daughter
u hr wife OF Ephrtim Durgin, q son % The wife
OF Hilton McAli,ier. a daughter; 10 the wife OF
Gprham McA.iistrr. , daughter; 10 the wife OF
Dustin Nc Aliatrr. a sou q the wife OF Edwin
Cannon, = daughter; 10 the vile OF Ohm Russell
4 sou; 70 the wife OF Elliott New i.an, q son; 10
the wife 0l lienry Hill. daaEhier 10 the wife OF
Henry Barker. daughter: 70 the wife OF Ephfa i'm
Nc Al i-ter, daughter.
In Paris, Jaa. >, % the wife OF J. Eiwln Cole
q son
II Hebron, jan. Is, 10 the wife OF Mr.. B. +.
Stuftcrant, Il s1n.
IN Hebron, Jan. p. 10 The wife Of Mr. +. T.
IhurloW. daughter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
AtollehuIil.

Mr.. VIM. Haz 'eton and Mr.. Hill are receiving q
nice 10; OF birch and oak, FOR slaves and spools.
They have SIX men In the spool factory and four
men making shocks At :hcr mill In North Low.
ell they have a run OF stones with which they are
do.ag good business. Mr.. IIazcllon has about
twenty men a. work IN Birch avenue, getting Gu:
strips Tor spool, aud slaves.
some numbering is being done on the interval
at West Stouehsm; the logs will be run down
stream through KeAzer Pond.
Water d, rather low az East Stoneham, where
they saw spool strips FOR Elliott & BARTLETT spool
factory. This arm has good reputation for pay
,ng their help regularly. z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

The course Of lectures wa. opened Last week oy
Is ltc;u-e ly lcv II B5gch-g of Yam 'u'n. The
prt.sl; week Rev. :. c. saov Of AuJl.l, wal.
deliver l'e.aces oa WelassAr AMI Ihlrsi.y
evenings.
Two tlays last week, the mai between CaaIon
" ..- 41s -As.aa P4.a. was carried - IL uau uu
.u1y.sl5,. 7. w5s impossible 70 Sc, through
any o-her way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
BrownaeId.

FAB. sit rained yesterday, bat irole i tel.
\ thaw l. generally lcsircd, springs aui wells
agc very low. some farmers have 70 draw the!r
water a long distance.
SIMON Hausc0m has exchanged h.s house and
LOO In the village with John Wentworth Tor his
farm. Wm. II. HA;ch, jr, has moved 10 North
Fryeburg-.u 20 80 into trade there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
4 Few Words 10 Feeble and
Delicate Women.

EyR.N. PIERCE, VI. y, of the WORLDS DIS.
rTN~AgV. Bu0ao, ny.
knowing that You are subicc, 90 great amount
OF suffering, tina, deiracy on your part has a
strong tendency TO prolhng, and the lon ger O. ts
neglected the moro you have 20 endure and the
more iiii -uii oi cure Vour case hCclmcs, L. as q
Vhysic .an. who - daily consulted D. scores u
YOUR sea, desire 10 say to you, that am e. "a.
s,antlv meeting with th)-c Who have bccu
treated n their ailments for months without be.
Ing hcnCN'c,. 10 the least until hey nave become
perfectly discourlg ej aud have almost made up
their minds never 20 take another dose OF medi
cine. nor be tortured 10y any further treatment
They had rather die and have their suferings
ended than to 1--we and suncr a- they nave. Ihcy
say trcy arr worn ont o. differing auu arc only
made worse hl treatment 90 any thing more dis.
cpurAgiug. We ctTtAmi cannot conceive, aud
were On, &C. no more successful mode of treating
such uriculuc, th1n that. the principles OF which
teach the reducing and depicting OF The vital
forces OF the system when the Indications dictate
a treatment directly ne reverse OF the one adopt
cp for hem tAer ca -c would De dcpiorah.c indeed.
But lady sufferers. There b a better and far more
successful plan Of treatment Tor YOU, one moro 10
harmon with the laws and re- urCUVnis OF your
system. harsh irritating caustic treatment and
strong medicines Will never cure YOU. IL you
woul use rational means. such rs commpn-sensc
should dictate TO every intelligent lady, take such
medicines emhOdy the very bcst inv -Orailug
touics aud ucrsines, compounded Win special
reference 70 yOur delicate -ystem. such a happy
combination You viii hnd m my Favorite Pre-
sCript'Ou which has received the luudc>t praise
from thousands OF your sex. Those lauguii q re-
some sensations causing YOU 10 feel scarcely able
20 BE- ON YOUR feet ot ascend Gighl OF stairs hlt
continual drain that Is sapping nom yopr -ystem
all Your former elasticity, and driving the bloom
from your cheeks that continual strain upon your
vital forces tIt cuiers you irritable AMI frctlul
NAV all hc overcome aud sub1ned by a pcrsoveF
ing use OF that marvellous remedy. Irregularities
and distractions 20 tie proper working of your
system are relieved b. this mild and safe mems,
while periodical pains, the existence OF which o.,
q sure indication OF serious disease that should
40; De ue scte, readily yield 10 H. and " It's use
b., kept Up lor reasonable length OF time tho
special CAUSE 90 these pains is permanently re.
moved Further light on these subjects may b.
obtained from my pamphlet on diseases peculiar
10 your sex, sent receipt OF two stamps. MY
tayorte Prescripti N Is sold by druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
RRYANr., PoNp. Feb 8. ~

The Young people Of thi, village Will give a
dramatic entertainment entitled ~I-tiy Audley' =
secret" AZ tae Cuiye-sal.st ll--l ia Thursday
evening OF this week, AZ the conclusion Of wh,ch
they will play . ;Asce eut.u 81, seeing tle EIe-
?hart"
AZ jane. L Pelham, OF the drn Of PerhAm =
BasK =! NJrta woodstock. died this morning
NJ p Ia, aeys. sea = we, jlr since re- leCt the
army an IA, beea o. Srel; ,l1,rey. lie was To-
,asgIy ejnaected vita TIE BrvAn.'s Pond House q.
ihis p.a-e. U.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
Fryeburg.

Il v-o. q Burrows uas tAkcl the position OF
agricultural editor 0a She Portland Press. Mr. r.
aa. devoted much lime 70 the science o. agricul-
cure. and The readers ofu.st pepper viii reap much
prod. from his varied Information aud versatile
pen. c. ". Lewis. Esq, OF CONWAY, has formed
800 editorial connection with the Boston CoH.ns--
-i1l BsH.til. Mr.. /. g. a graduate OF Dartmouth
college. OF The class Of 20, was admitted 20 the
Oar o. veal ago, having studied Law 10 the ONCE OF
senator WadIeigh Ia MILFORD Nh. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
Group Dlsarm cd OF Its Terrors.

The croupy cOugh-sO alarming g the ear and
80 dangerous 20 llfr-to which children are sub
jeei, may be Immediately relieved BY administer.
ing dose OF HALE'S HONEY on HoREHoUsD
AND TAR When gwen 10 a child who seems 20
de choking undo. the effects Of spasmodic and
husky cough, the effect Il electric al. as many a
mother will testify. In fact there j. affection
OF the throat the lungs short OF the actual dis
organization Of the tissues and membranes, which
q will not cure.
PIXIES ToorH-ACuE DRors-Cure in one
minute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

Daring The month OF January. the
following well known persons passed
away EXChiet Justice Hardin and ex-
Governor Bramlette. OF Kentucky; Eber
b Ward. The Michigan millionaire;
Z.uerstedt. mouagenarisn Swedish nat
urali,t Emile Pcriere. the French banker;
The deposed Eiecior OF HeSse Cassel the
Emperor OF China; Charles Sprague. The
BIOS Oh poet; Charles Kingsley. the Eng
U,a aulhor ard Broad Church clergy
MauuSrH p Field. Judge, dplomati,t.
snd author, George rr,SS.th- au'i tosac-
co apostle Dr.. Leathy. The Roman
Catholic Archbishop ct CaShel. Ireland
and Colonel Alien. Cos gressman elect
.rom ,Ae Thu,y third disIric. OF New
York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
Americans are n Nation OF Dyspepties.-

We live fast, dissipate and hll early graves. We
drink all kinds Of alcoholic spir.!s, aud swallow
without mastcation, pork, grease, and every Kind
of life-dcstroyiug, system-clogsng, ndigestible
food DIR. wALKER's VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIT.
TIERS will remove the evil effects, and The Iecoy.
cred patient with pure, yilaliled electrical blood
Gowlng through his veins will have clearer
head and q cooler judgment, which added 10 ex'
perience, will cause him 20 abstain in the future.
febQiw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
From the Norway ddertiscr.
Oxford.

Whitney & Clark have recently put one of
Chase Turbine Water Wheels into their stayc
and srist mill.
Harry Golden, reformed ihebriate, gave TEN
perancc lecture at the Sehoolhouse in this village
last Monday evening, which was well received.
Mr.. staples Of weichyille, was badly scalded
a few days since, by falling into a steam vat in
Andrews Leather board Mill.
Large quantities Of ice are now being secured
from Hogan Pond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
american Artisan"

american Artisan" New York brown
< ALLEN. - per year.
Contents for February Address delivered be-
fore the Mechanical Engineering Association OF
The Cornell University, ithaca, y. 1.-Fart l..
The Bessetner saloon Steamship. The Century )
Progress in Industrial Chemistry Part ?. Com
pulsory Education. CresEons Internal Clamp
pulley Designs Patented symptoms Treat
mcnt aud Prevention Of Dyptheria. Disclaimers
Filed. Double Action Power Blackng-I}oN Press.
Eastern Decoration. The Sl-ton Gnn. The Eng
lish Arctic Expedition. English Patent Journal.
ENtens ious Granted. Peculiar Methods OF Ancient
and Modern Fishing Authorities on Flying Ma
chimes. TGe Progress Of Free Thought. Glass
Bottle Making in France. H0ckNOrths Patent
Reverse and Variable Expansion ' lye-MOtiOn
Harlaud's Patent Submerged Propeller, as ap
piled % the Steamship "Brlttanic' Of the White
star Line. Honduras Mahogany. Hops aud Hop
stalks Intercollegiate Competition. lnterna-
tiOnal Exhibition OF 1870. singular Eject OF Acid
on the Interior Of Iron Wire. JamiesOn's Patent
steam Pumps An Old Furniture Joke. Extract
from judges Report The Locomotive and Rail
way system, No. /. Lords Boiler Compound
Machinery without Observation-Disclosures, Nor
Rnh's Brick Making Machine and Brick-kiln. Mr..
Richard DudgeOn. Mr.. Timothy HackWorth.
New special Machine Tools Manufactured by the
New York steam Engine Co. The Novelty FORCES.
List uf Patents. New American Patents. Penny
Wise and Pound Foolish. The Manufacture Of
Precious stones Queries. Answers 70 Querles.
Brakes for Railway Cars. Tie New York "Schoo
ourna' Some Interesting acts. Return 10
Specie Payments. a Rapid Cure for Tape Worm
Tne present Timber supply Tor Europe. Trade
Marks Registered. The Transit of Venus. Tyn.
dali Lcciuring before the Royal Institution. The
Motion Of Water ~ Pipes. Nayl. nd's Safety 'Oate
Tor Elevators. William Z. Kelly Patent Section
al S2icty-BJiler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
DIED.

In Wate ford, Jan 25 Mrs Ba.sey Porter, wife
of Oliver Porter, and formerly ife OF Ezra Ham
mond, lale OF Paris, aged 20 years. Her remains
were brought 20 Paris for interment.
In Mexico, Jan. 20, Mrs. Clarissa Campbell,
aged 100 years . mos - days.
In Bethel, Feb }, Hattie :. Pickett wife OF Mt.
Thomas 5. Flint, aged ,. years. Her remaiDs were
srTied 20 Wilson'S Mills, on Nagalloway River,
her native place, for mterment,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

"Down by Dot Orchard" An original
German sketch, originally performed with great
success by The German kmiglnnts, Mcssrs. Cor
mlu and Ruuer This song T. nicely arranged
for the plano At thc conclusion OF this song ls a
really ntud>nmc Wall which has already bc
come very popular. Price s. cents VIII be .cni
price. hy r. ". HELMlCK. Music Dealer and
Publisher -is West sixth street, CtNCiSNATi, q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

Divorces N MNNE.-u has been as.
certaiued from official sources that 4S7
divorces were deereed in this State last
wear. or this number rs were for de-
SertiOn, s. for adultery, - Tor cruelty. J5
Tor drunkenness. and So tor other causes,
such as neglect TO provide, Incompatible
rs OF temper. Sc. The number of
divorces decresd in the several Counties
the past year are follows:
AndroScoggiu, so; Aroosto0k. s.;
Cumberland 81 Franklin, IS; Hancock.
"A; kennebec. 20, Knox, IL; Liueoln,7 /;
oxford =; PenObscOl. 81; Piscataquis. 10; ;
SigadaLOc, Is Somerset,S5; Waldo. 25
Washington Isl York, 40. Total, 4S7.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
THOUSANDS SAVED

From the rink Of the grave; health and strength
given Z. those deemed ineurable, by using the
famous BRAZILIAN PLANT, discovered by DR..
Evans Of the Navy. Radically cures DYSPEPSIA.
LIVt \ KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS DEBIL.
Iri EPiLEPsl, LosT VITALITY. and Weaknesses
non excuses ia ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, OPIUM,
and other cauaes weakening the BEAN and Mar.
TOCs system. send stamp Tor circular.
Empire Pharmaceutical Co., ~ Broadway y. y
lcb. y. 10 ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

ten. Burnside, in response to a ser
euade OF citizens congratulalOry OF bis
election as United States senator, said
among other things:
4 have attained this position at your
hands, or rather The hands Of Your repre-.
seBia,iyes. wiIhoU. giving a promise
or pledge 10 any one, et any kind what
ever. NJ past record must be my
assurance TO YOU that | will endeavor
faithfully to discharge ali the duties
which may levolve upOn ne As said
to some OF my friends today, 1 have not
even promised 10 run for a second term.
Laughter | shall leave that question
open until The six years come roand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
Special Notices.
The Confessions Of Invalid,

PUBLISHED As A wARSING and for the benefit OF
YOUNG Men AND OTHERS who suffer from NEkN.
OUS DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, ETC.
supplying tie means Of Self Care W rticn by one
who cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery, aud sent free on receiving post paid,
directed envelope.
Sufferers are Invited 10 address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
seps. snGm +. O. Box lj}, Brooklyn, y. \
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New Advertisements.
Good Farm For Sale.

CITUATED in Sumner, about 10 miles from
= Bucknold and miles from West PARIS; said
farm is 800 acres or more, known as Capt. Jordan
farm. Farm is we'll divided into Iillage, pastur-
age and wood and. Buildings in good repair
large orchard, cuts about 40 tons OF hay; fences
in good repair; peighbors good. If desired the
purchaser can buy Household Goods, Farm Tools
and stock 4 good flock of Sheep. old age Is the
cause for selling. Apply TO the owner,
SUMNER, Feb. 8, rs JAMES JORDAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
MARRIED..

In Paris Jan g. by Rev. \. Hill, Mr.. Charles
Nj. Packard and Miss Hattie A. Moves, both Of
Greenwood
Ia Norway, AZ the Univcrsalisi Parsonage, Feb.
,, 10y Rev l.. n Tabor, Mr.. Asa Woodbury. and
Miss ictoiy y. Hathaway both Of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
Farm for Sale.

A SMALL FARM situated in North stonehsm,
IA capable OF sustaining i've head of cattle,
horse aud flock of sheep, Is now offered Tor sale
TERMS $500 down aud $50 per year, with good
security till paid for This is iirst-Tatc oppOr-
tunity for young man or 8 small family.
ALSO, for sale, a good Cow and some Farming
Tools. Address for further information, Rev. ;.
W. PIERCE, No. Norway, or Mrs. a. HARRi-
MAN, No. Lowell, Maine. eeb5w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
IA thing of beauty is a joy forever
" s,Isg,se4 PACKAGES SOLD IN 1872 G 1919. :
l M p 0 r T. A N r II 0
TR AVELERS.

When YOU visit on ,oayc the City or NEW YORK
save ANNOYANCE and expense OF carriage hire aud
stop at tie GRAND UNION HOTEL, oppos-
site the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Ii has over
$50 elegantly furnished rooms and l. fitted mp at
an expense Of over S900,OO0 Elevator, steam and
all modern improvements European plan. The
RESTAURANTS, aud Lunch Counter are sup
piled with the best the markets can furnish. The
cfsiHe Il uuSurpas sed. Rooms for single person,
q 80 AMI a. per dav rich sUifes for families pro.
portionately low, 20 that visitors TO the city aud
travellers can live more IuNuriousy, for less
money, at the GRAND UNION, than 10 any other
lrstclass Hotel IN the city. stages and cas- pass
the Hotel every minute i"r nj parts OF the City
G.. +. n d. W. GARRISON, Managers.
Ivs
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Wonderful Success.

Three years ago DR.. .Boschee's German Syrup
was introduced in The Unted States from Germany
for the cure of coughs severe colds settled the
breast, Consumption and other diseases of the
Throat and Lungs. No Medicine ever had such a
success. 100000 sample bottles have been lis
tribuied every year for three years by Druggists
in all parts OF the UniIed States, and nearly 1900
letters from Druggists are now OF our files, say
ing that no other PREPARATION in their stores sells as
well and gives such excellent satisfaction.
All We ask is Tor you to go ID the Drug
store OF u. l.. Wilson, South Paris.
or of A. VI. Hammond, Paris Hill, or to any other
medicine dealer, and get IS cent bottle, or sam.
pie bottle for 10 cents. q. G. GREEN,
Sole Manufacture, Woodbury., M.
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