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Chronic .C2tarll,

symptoms. -Obstructed BREATHING, partial closure
of one OF both nostris, stopped up, "stGfTed up"
feeling in the head, constant blowing Of the nose,
discharges from the nose of q wgtcry thick yellow
greenish mucus, frequently strtaked with blood
Sometimes the matter becomes encruscd in the nasal
passages, and ia removed only by prolonged effort
In the morning on rHingthe symptoms are the worst
Violent blowing, hawking splitting until the crusts
removed, at least partially, aud the throat freed
from the matter that has accumulated during the night
Finally the poisonous secretons attack the throat
bronchial tubes, lungs, terminating in pulmonary
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"PHILIP NOLANS FRIENDS,
Or, Show Your Passports"
By EDW4RD EJERETTH HALE.

The Of this story Is laid In the sOuthw eBtern
territory now forming the States Of Louisiana and
Texas, at the time Uf Aaron Burr's treason. The
characters lived 10 q section which American,
now French and now Spanish, aud this record of
their adventurous lives makes story Of iutenfe In
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AMERICAN COLLEGES,

Written respectively by their friends will appear dur
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for them unusual attention.
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Iron in the Blood.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-12

O,,. sl-The private Schoo! at West
I esq., a1gl; 5y Miss Jeuue. Is progress
B. We, 4l4 several pupils from other
$Ea,. Al. Haine, Is teaching Fall
D. To- d.,:r.c. No 4. with The prospect
81 sa'I school.
S We understand tha, no starch i TO be
r2ie 81, ,he factory q, West Peru this
! Tai, viii be a gro4. disappoint-
: q. % ,ls farmers. who have expected
b .ll a ua-Se, tor their potatoes there.
] -sy can use Cue crop to better advantage
q ,le.- i4rms than 20 sell TO tie owners
3 cha &c,ory. 40 their small price. Pota-
are settling here t25 Cts. per bushel.
B. low figure.
Luther Austin. oil this town has pro-
d. from one and Que half acres Of
-. upon which only ll72 hills bore
p. -lo5 10, OF excellent hops. The
g. ..ou this field brough. Mr. Austin
q Year over $4,000 Should the price
D 10 bee fair this year, he will be well
HF-riel for bis labors. II any hop
p, in The County has done better we
So be- pleased 20 hear from them.
Nr. Noah Hall met with an accident
Asstsy The 2ls. day OF last month. He
y putting his oxea into the c.rt-tongue
W runaway horse frightened them.
Y IA. was between one OF the oxen
" iae tongue. They ran down steep
- io'uring him severely. One OK has
&c died. Mr.. Hall is now doing well,
g able TO attend TO some business.
''eTtAy, several members Of the
&c. o. which he is q worthy member,
no.et and harvested his potatoes.
II ale ever surrounded with such labor
lie. May We all be interested that
worthy may be neglected.
A. L. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-12
Eaitora, and Selected Ttems.
A very rainy time.
Bethel Cattle Show. Tuesday.

"A very rainy time.
Bethel Cattle Show. Tuesday.
See notice OF Oxford County Poultry
Association meeting.
Several communications are crowded
out by fair news, this week.
"A. Brown and family are going to
Florida, with Thomas Croeker, Esq.
West Oxford Agricultural Fair this
week Gov. Diugley gives the address.
Est Oxford Agricultural Society
Fair, Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thurs
day.
Charles Jackson is repairing the
Merrill stand and will occupy it in few
days.
WIN. IL. Abbott OF Fryeburg has 70.
celved patent Tor a toe weight Tor
horses.
Rev. d. I. Stevens OF Auburn will
preach at the Universalist Church in this
village next Sabbath.
Mrs. Cannon and son are soon 90
ing to California. and have leased their
house to o. \. Tnayer. Esq.
-Ex-Gov. Perham started for New
York this morning, where he is to assist
IN the campaign, for few days.
Norway Lecture Course opens We'd
nesday evening. with Concert. \ large
delegation will attend from Paris Hill.
The famous trottey American Girl fell
dead on the track NJ 4 race in + mira, n.
Y, and SIS. 900 went out OF the owners
pocket q, the same moment.
ID. y. Colin's Billy Morgan did som
pretty ,rOIling at the Fair, but owing to
strained wrists he was unable to drive
him through the race, and so lost the frs;
money.
We have received from Fred. Al
wood, Wintcrport, beautiful Illustrated
catalogue aud price list OF the Higganum
Manufacturing Co. Mr.. Atwood is agent
Tor the company, aud is prepared to fur
niSh any Agricultural Implement at isv-
ogabie rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-12
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD,ss - supreme Judicial Court September
Term, A. D. 1875
ENOCH FOSTER, JR VS.. JAMES JOllESON:
And now 1t appearing TO the Court that the SAID
principal Defendant l. not AN inhabuant oil
this State and has tenant agent or attorney there
in and that he has notice of the pendeney oil this
Suit:
IL Is ordered by the Court that the said Plaintiff
notify the said principal defendant Of the pend
eney Thereof by causing an abstract OF this writ
with this order of Court thereon 10 be published three
weeks success sively in the oxford Democrat paper
printed at Paris in said County the last publication
TO be thirty days at least before the next term OF
said Court 10 be holden at Paris aforesaid on the
first TUESDAY OF December next 70 the end that
the said defendant may then and there appear at
said Court and shew cause If any he have why
Judgment should not be rendered against him and
execution issued accordingly.
Attest; JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true abstract of Pi'G's writ aud order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES ). WRIGHT, Clerk.
FOSTER X IlERsEY, Atty's for Pins.