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AndOver.

Mrs. 5. NJ Merrill recently fell down
cellar and broke both bones in her arm.
DIR. Barnes attended the patient.
Mr.. Geo. Smith died suddenly on the
18th. nit. His remains were taken TO
Skowhegan tor burial.
The rain OF the past week has started
The mills in this section. About Que foot
of snow fell Monday and Wednesday.
An epidemic cold is sickening whole
families; no case has proved fatal, S.
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sweden.

The friends of MIR. and Mrs. Andrew
Libby gave them surprise party 4 lew
days since, leaving articles to the value
OF thirty dollars
Moses Smart OF FryeLurg, died at the
residence OF his ,oa Albert. in sweden,
Feb Ilih, alter short illress.
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Pimpic>, Eruptioms, Rough skin.

The ',.n being lu' Unde. the influence CO.; pr.
Pi,rcc 1U.Scu Nr'i,al Discovery for % icW
week.. tu. 81 ln become, smooth, clear SOFT, ana
veiN.'y aud being illuminated with thc glow ID.
perfect hcal,h mona within. .Uc beauty stands
to.Il .u a.t o. ..t.N. lHH clv. o. .f 81. medicines
which operate uYlu the system through ga, NE
tuW OF Jac aiooI are .4lI.y -omev' ..af -luN
uo utti-r bow good the remedy emplOt cd bile
one 90 three bottl clear the ~kIn %! Iiupic~.
uloiches, ciuptous. yellow spots, comeu"nrs COZ
'grups, dozen MAY possibly be rcluFeu 10
cure some ra-e- 81 here the system 10 rotten with
scruiulOus or Nirulcnt blood pOi~ons The cure oil
al these diseases. however, from the common
piulple % the worst s'r0tuia j. with the use oi
th.s most potent agent, only . matter.ot time
sold By dealers 10 medicines.
COTERED NTH ERCPTI0NS. CURED
CLAvERACK. Columbia Co.. y. y.
Dr. Il. y. PIERCE, Buffalo, y Y:
Dear SRI am sixty years OF age, Rnl have
been afflicted vita salt Rhcun IN the worst form
Tor a great many years, until, accidentally. saw
one Of your books. which described nay case eN
asl!'. ! bought our Golden Medical Discovery
aHd tSck t~u bottles 81 = hall, and Wss entirely
cured. From my shoulders 10 ms hands was
entirely covered Wlih oruplous. also on .Ace aud
b04y. Was likewise ain.cttd with RhputuAtl .m
80 tha, walked with great dtnleuiiy. sud that b.
entirely cure,l. MAY God spare YOU long life 20
Icm1.u q blessing % mankind. With untold grdt.
itude, MK~ 4. " WILLIAMS.
Charles Lamb, Es>ayist, denounced all spir
tuuu- llllrs - " Net DsmnatiOu 30 Poor Yellow;
De- knew whereof he spoke, Dos sad experience
aud e living. would apply the same 10 Alcoholic
ENcitant~ advertised ~ Curcalis BUT there b.
one Tonic and Alternative IN eNisteDCc-;he best
the world has ever kuown-Which contains no
alcohol. IL is DIR. WALRER's CNFoRNIN VINE
DAE biTfLR>. 9mAriW
STILL TIE CRl Is for the Wilson shuttle Sewing
Machine And why. Because u Is ;he mos, per.
Feet oul desirable scwJa. machine Tor family use
ant manufacturing yet Invented. and il the cheap
=. Tue constant demand tor this valuable mn.
chine has made IL almost impOs sibe Tor the manu-
tactuvcrs 10 supply the demand
Machines will be delivered az any va lroad
station IN this county, fee OF transportation
charges, ifordered through the C0mpAnyis Branch
They send al elegant catalogue "a nd chrom o
circular free on appliCa IOu
ThL- lomuAnN want q lew move GOD A..nL..
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did not get through on the 4ih inst. owing
to the severe storm, this being his first
failure during the season. W. &
Onr town meeting has been postponed
two weeks. as due notice vas not served
The Young folks of this place held a
masquerade last Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
We G { T IN {
Purifies the Blood, Renovates and
lnvigorates the Whole System.
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT
AND DlunETjc,


NEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices
of carefully selected bayks. roots and herbs, and
SO strongly concentrated, that il win encctually
eradicate from The system every faint OF Scrofula
serOfalous Iumor, Tumors, Cancer, Cam
ecrous Humors, Erysipelas. salt Rheuni.
sypitilitic DIsease-. Conl.er, FaIutncss nj
tho stomach, and all diseases that arise from
impure blood. scInuca, infiammntory aud
Chronic Rhenmatis.n, Neuralg ia, Gout aud
Spinal Complaints, can only be enectually
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and ETuptive Diseases of the
Skin, fustules, Pimpi-s, Blotches, Rolls,
Tetter, sealdhead ana Bingvvorm, VEG
ErlNE has never failed to elect permanent
cure.
For PAINS ~ THE RACK kipNrl CuMrf trNTs
pRoPSN, FEMALE WEAKNESS, LEUCORHndA.
arising from internal liberation, aud uterine dis.
eases and GENERAL DEBILITY, NEGETINE acts
directly upon the canses of these complaints ID
inVigorates and strengthens the whole IS item.
acts upon The secictivc organs, al.ays indamms.
ton, cures liberation. and regulates the bowels
For CATLWRU, DYSPEPSIA, HtBlrrAL Cos.
TtvESESs, PNPGrA1oN OF THE HEART, HEAD.
ACHE, PILES. NERVOUSNESS lNp GENERAL
PEosTHATION OF rHE NERVOUS SYSTEM, no med.
icne has ever given such perfect satisfaction as
the NEGElI\E. Il pUriics the blood, cleanses
al ct the organs, and possesses controlling
power over the nervous system,
The remarkable cures effected by NEGEII\E
have induced many physicians and apothcCalies
whom wc know 20 prescribe and use j. Ia then
own families.
In fact. VECETiNE IL the best remedy yet dis
covered Tor the shove diseases and b. the only
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER vet placed before
the public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
TOWN ITEMS.
Albany.

Miss Auna X Cummings recently ex-
tracted piece of glass three fourth oil an
inch in length from her throat. IL had
been imbedded in the flesh some four
months J..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
KeEar FalIs.

Stephen, Martin u Co., dealers in
stoves. have dissolved partnership. Mr.,
Martin viii continue the business. The
refining partner. Geo. Mason. will pur
chase 3 farm. w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

district court 81 ice tAi'oi states yor he District
OF Maine IL BANKRUPTCY.
1 n the matter OF CHARLES L. KNIGHT, Bank
l. rupt, against whom Petition wss iled in .aid
Court, December ist, A u, 1874.
District OF MANI, -: 4 Warrant in Bank.
ruptcy has been issued. by ,aij Court against the
Estate OF CHARLES L. KNIGHT, OF the County
Of oxford and State Of Maine, Ia -lid Dist let I;
he has been duly adjudged Bankrupt upon Peti
ton Of his creditors and the payment of any
debts. and the delivery OF any property belonging
10 said bankrupt, 20 him or To his use, and the
transfer OF any property 10y HIM, are forbidden by
law. meeting OF the creditors OF said bankrupt,
10 prove their debts, and choose one or more As
signees OF his estate, will be held nj Court Of
Bankruptcy 10 Ice holden at South Paris, in said
district, on the thrty-iirst day of March, \. d q,
1873, At 10 o'clock \. NJ, az The once OF JOHN W.
MAY, in the Office OF Geo. 4. wilson, one Of the
Registers in Bankruptcy OF said Court
S. ). MARBLE,
L :. Marshal a. Messenger for said District
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huekneId.

Dea. Ooed Berry died at East Buckdcld
March Isl. aged 80 years. Ills " life With
whom he had lived o. Years, died two
weeks previously. Dea b. was blind
during the last lour years OF his lie.
HARUVORD.
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MARRIED..

In PARIS, March ,, BY Res II Este, u d. FL.
dron stearns and Miss Emma rd, both OF r.
la Sou Paris. March 3, by Rev b Wheelwrsht
Norway.
In East StOnebam, March ,, by sumner Evans,
Esq. Perley l. Evans OF Sioneham, and Miss Ida
VI kenard Of Windham
In Mechanics Fails, Jan 20, \ : HodgmAn Of
GIlead, and Miss Alice Bryant Of NJ +.
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DIED..

In Rocklant, Mass, Jan. {. PnckHey Mitchell
formerly OF Hartford, aged GO years.
In Albany, March 5. amer painful Illness of
nearly two months, Mrs Wash ugton French,
aged 81 years. She was q devoted hrisiisu, sud a
kind and alectiouate wife and mother.
IN Paris, Feb. p, Mis- Mahala wife OF 5. Il.
Newell aged Gj YEAR, : mos 9 days
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Porter

J. F Walker OF this place died on Tie
Sd inst. lie leaves q wife ana three
children.
Oor veteran stage dr;yer,L. d Stanley.
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Freedom Notice.

nor 4 valuable consideration hereby give my
II sou JOHN y. REED the remainder OF his
time during his minority, aud shall claim none OF
his earnings n3E pay any debta OF his contracting
after this date JOHN REED.
WITNESS. j. II DI NWAM.
North Paris, Me. Feb y. ls.i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

nN the seventeenth dag OF Juy, \. ID. 1871,
~ DANIEL SMART and MARY T. SMART,
then both Of sweden in the County of Oxford,
and STATE of Maine Is their mortgage deed Of
that date, records, In the Registry OF Deeds lor
the Western District Of said county, book - page
POI, morigaged TO the BridStOn Savings Bank, q
corporation having It's place Of business In Bridc.
ton in the County of Cumberland In said State.
tho Homestead Fauu, situated IN said sweden
and now occupied by said DANIEL SMART,
bounded as follows, 10 vii, NUriherly by land
formerly owned By Harry Gordon and james
Walker; easterlY los the hOmerte3d farm OF Peny
harrington: sOutherly by the homestead farm OF
Lemuel Knight and westerly by the county road
leading from Black Mountain to Bridglon Centre
said Savings bank by its Assignment dated De-
cembcr 10. ls5i. recorded in the same Registry,
book 81, pages % and o. sold aud transferred said
mortgage and The note thereby secured 10 me.
The condition In said mort gage Il broken by reas
on whereof claim a foreclosure OF the same, aud
give ihis notice for that purpose. -
DANIEL II SMART.
D. T.. II. SMART, lis At.'y.
Sweden. March ,, ISIS.
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Bethel.

The Methodist Society will hold an
Apron Festival and Antiquarian Supper.
at the Chapman House, on Wednesday
evening. March l1lh. All are invieId.
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Heather ReDOFf.

Temperature last week al \. VI.
sunday. deg, clear; MOE'.ay, i deg clear
Tuc,,iay ID deg snow Weines day, IA deg clear
ThuIsday, II deg. clear: frsiay. deg clear
Sarurdav - deg. cloudy.
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TORONTO. Ont, MARCH 1.-The GLOBE
IN its money article, says that severe
contraction in The money market OF the
Dominion hiss been going on couple OF
weeks and sideraby damaged com.
mercial matters. y tighter time for
money has not been seen IN Canada for a
long while, and good deal OF suffering
aud alarm has been The natural coDse
quence. To the unparalleled severity oil
the present winter in Canada may no
doubt be attributed, in large degree,
The sharp character OF the present money
pressure.
Large sections OF country have been
blocked up with snow for weeks. the
roads arc impossible, railroads are kept
open with great difficulty, and country
Traffic almcSt stopped Vast stores OF
grain and cattle and other farm produce,
which usually fud the easiest way 10
market in the winter months, are stlil in
the barns OF The farmers and warehouses
of country dealers. The bank notes
which the sale OF this produce usually
circuiates tbroug hout the land ale sti.l in
the vaults of banks, and The want of
foreign drafts, which their storage at
shipping points Usually secures, has
caused serious Inconvenience in moneti
~ circles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
MARCH l, 1875
NEW GOODS FOR THE
EARLY Spring Trade.
L.. n. ELDEN 4 CO..


JFiL ODen This DnY,
At ONE PRICE AND NO VARIATION,
II Cases New Styles Dress Goods,
Among which are
Five Gases More Merrimac, Cocheco,
Oriental, Dunnell, and Carriers Prints,
At the Old PrIes Nine Cents yard.
Two Cases Arlington PoplinS,
All the New Spring Shades.
Oar Retail price 3Ie. yard.
One Case Pacific Peicales, Entirely New
Designs,
Much Cheaper than last season.
81 Pieces new Patterns" Prints,
Marked A, But Measure only rs
yard for Il lie.
Actually worth Isc.
One Case More IL Boot Bleachod Cottons
For Nine Cents yard. (0c) Very Cheap.
One Case H. Wansutta Beached Cot
tons, l6c yard.
Agents price. 10 Lac.
0ne Case Blrkers Mills II lie. yard,
Manufacturers price, IL 20.
One Case Holland Blankets for S4.50 pair,
Agents price, $3.50.
One Case Bates Quilts for 9jc each,
Manufacturer's price, SI.IO.
- ID Dozen Towels at half price.
One Bale Russia Crash for Toe yard;
Jobbcr's price, II lie.
7 Bales Brown Cottous at about 81 to
lc yard, less than Wholesale Prices.
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Iockr. NM.

Michael German has been arrested and
carried 10 jail for choking bis vile. G.
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BORN.

In D,lead, Feb u, TO the wife Of II q Colin, a
daughter.
Ia sweden, 70 the wife Of Frank Holden, q
daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
WANTED.

An ONERsEER to take charge OF the Town
~ Farm in Greenwood, the present year. The
subscribers give notice that they will meet az aid
farm on Thursday 18th inst, ~ ten o'clock A. NJ,
90 receive proposals of any pei sous applying for
The situation.
". T. WHIrTLE,
WILLARD HERRICk,
4. AYERS
T,.a,,.,ol Af,.,I . q O,v
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Napkins, DoyIies, Dsmasks, Linent,
Quilts and Diapers,

AwFrL Low PRICT.s.
One Case of Assorted Piano and Table
Covers, at Decided Bargains.
All Of our Dress Goods Marked Down.
. Pieces (ninc) silk Poplins.
These are the hest Lyons PopIins.
We shaII sell chem for otc. yard.
r tt ELDEN 81 CO.,
3. FREE STREET. PORTLAND.
gmarlw
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:. W. RU S S ELL &,
Wholesale and Retail dealer irrall kinds OF
z Ut r NJ I II IT r E :

lie il prepared to show choice and well se-
lectcd stock of goods in hs line, a. can be
found in the County, md at very low prices.
l.. W. RUSSELL, Man ,1EEEf. BETHEL, MI.
r.tr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
A Mn,ne ,Tan Recovers $4,000.

Several years ago Jason Weeks of
Bangor, was passenger on a train OF
The New Haven Railroad Company into
New York. Ga its arrival at 42nd street
two cars were detached and drawn by
horses 10 the 9th street depot. Mr..
Weeks was in the rear, which on. the az.
rival at 9Th street. was allowed TO
stand outside the depot some time
w lie he was looking out of the rear
door, several men rushed in, assaulted
him aud rilled his pockets OF Sic, 900 in
railroad bonds. Weeks brought Suit
against The company. and the ease was
uied Friday before Judge Van Btunt in
the New York Supreme Court, and result
ed in verdict for The plaintiff for the
iull value OF the bonds stolen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
HUAHH " INNIUL IIIUNI
:. 7. CROMMETT. A. B.. PRINCIPAL

r ononar -.
r. SHOmUE n. B., Hftnctpal
and Teacher Of Greek Latin 4 German
,pntr ,,aR.r ,r.,.h,. NJ nh ri, a.
'''''i W "'s,'ei t;uA'i,"
"'' I'"' %
ELLA J. WINSLOW, Assistant Teacher
A. II CUounETr Assi-tau, primorv pe,.r
Nohh ShiLLiN"S, l'dchel OF Instrumental
Muse.
The cpur-e Of study VIII be the same a that
pursued In The best schools OF The country.
Tue NofnM department is especially designed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
INOrTRE nrr0RE I'd

INQUIRE BEFORE YoU DETERMINE.
Ask your druggist what HALE's HONEY Oh
HoREHOUMD AND TAR is doing IN cases OF severe
cough aud cold within his own personal knONl
edge, before you try IL yourself Inquire OF him
II be has ever known a medicine OF IL class
popular rs that pure and agreeable vegetable pre-
paraiiOn. BE governed by the fact, he will tate
10 You We venture TO say that there - not an
apothecary in the country who will not endorse Il
as specific for diseases OF the lungs and throat
PIXIES ToorH.ACHE DRoPs-Cure In one
minute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

Having purchased the Dental Rooms OF DR..
FillehrOwu. person, visiting us for prutcs -iuual
scUces viii lind NJ conveniently located and with
every facility tor a large practice. Care and skii
viii he exercised in treating ana illing the unIu-
raj teeth; also, special pains taken In cure Alvio-
lar secs. OUrartiicial plato work in thc past,
has been sucress and we slnll extend It 20 %
higher degree of perfection by usiug Gold, i,Uh-
Der anl Celluloid, for either whole partial sets
Ieeth carved Ia suit individual eases, If desired.
2mar}ms GODDARD Il BlGELOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
Notice OF Foreclosure.

Greenwood. March .. ISIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09
CHESTER CARPENTER ACCEPTED.

Chester Carpenter called and sworn on the
challenge as 10 principal cause.
Mr. Beach-Has our attention been directed to this
controversy between Mr.. TiltOn and Mr.. Beecher
A. Yes. Sir.
@ Have you read considerable concerning iti A.
have.
Have you been far interested In II as 20 keep up
with the current OF publications the subjecti A.
ies, Sir.
O. Have you imbibed any impressions In regard to the
charge against Mr.. Beecheri A. have.
@ Have those been deliberate upon consideration OF
the matter brought 10 your attention. A. Yes Sir
q. Aud you have that Impression nOWf A. No, Sir.
q You have mott A. NJ, Sir.
q Well how did you get rid OF III A. got rid OF IL
by investigation.
% BY investigationi A. BY investigation and what
read.
G. That lie, you have an impression A. had an i'm
DrrssiOn and have rather discussed the subject and
have been decided upon II have changed that OW.
O When was IL that you we're decided A. Well,
was decided after Mr.. Beechers statement out.
q. Decided after Mr. Beechers statement came outi
A. After both OF them came out
q. After the whole subject came QUIT A. After the
whole subject came out
q. Understood you TO say that yOu had decided
opinion after the whole subject came out-did you
sol A. Yes, Sir.
O. Then you have learned nothing new II the whole
subject was exhausted A. nave changed my view.
O. I did not ask you about that-you have learned
nOning new after the whole subject was exhausted
A. No, Sir ... ... - 49,
O. Then tho state Of your information, after the whole
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end that he NAV be unshed And should you fail in the
observance OF this direction IL would be grave ohense
on your part against the ADMINISTRATOR oI jusive.
have the learned counsel on both sidos nave entire
confidence in your periect integrity 10 observe THESE
suggestions far may be In your power m we
day morning at which time you will assemble III tns
place. and take your seats. 1890, 80 NO,
wish to say to reporters whose places have NOT
been fully adjusted that wOdld like to sec tne On
Monday, between 10 aud IL O'clock A..
am obliged TO cay u the audience In attendance tuds
rs they each OF them, perhaps may wei undersahu'
We shall require in the or this Investigation per
feet quiet and order that tho first persons omitted 70
be present tile parties and their counsel second,
Iher friends connected with them IN this inyestiSaOn
tnd the witnesses. That after ana beyond thaI
the admission beyond that must ba upon tickes
orders obtained either Of the attorneys m
TINS statement because me multitude OF orr Irehds no"
here may that 10 would be wise and useless % at
tend hero Monday morning IL Is utterly Impossible to
conduct cause OF ths Importance In I1e presence OF 80
many peOpe-quite impossible. We must have
perfect order perfect queti aud that cannot
be obtained where There So large an attendance And
besides, gentlemen, there is occasion to waste tho
time. even il nave an interest IN It, because y0u
hnd 1t all spread very fully, anJ 50 Tar rs nave Cd
served. correctly IN the papers.
Mr. EYarts-lf y0lr Honor Please, arc all IN TINS jury
Judge Neil3on-I Understand they are. But. perhaps
for safety. IL would be well 10 swear them co'ou'oy
now. 1 will do 80. ,, 4.
Mr.. Beach, understand the Idry were all sworn III
Mr. Eyarts-They took the olths administered here,
understand; but the question 49, Whether tIcJ "oto
judge Neilson-stlnd up and be sworn in the case.
MIR. MallIson-Gentcpeh, please rije ahd % HoIn;
You, ana OF you, 5Oemnly swear tnat Gu wiz "e
and truly try this Theodore Tlt0n, pam III,
against Henry Ward Dcccher, defendant, al tluc
verdict give, respectively according u ln1 e''uouo' ~
help you God.
Thus ended the proceedings Of the day. The court
will reassembe at II a. IN. Monday. when exJddge 81
d. Morris will probably begin the opening Of tue cIse III
D0Lalf of the plaintiff.