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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-07

S,o, S.-The Camp Meeting closed on
Monday evening. The attendance on
Sunday Was very larse-while the re-
naming days. owing 10 the farmers
1ssc eogssed IN harvesting, were not
., nry attended. The sessions were
sys-ei with pieasau, weather, and were
lac usual degree Of Interest.
F.ysJarg bAs had more than her usual
s,-s Of ooarlers this season. and they
.,.s been Of s class who have proved
agreeable friends and acquaintances-
,,..s.y a number who have contributed
Il ave measure TO the social. musical
ST! literary pleasure Of our peoPle-and
Mo themselves. have seemed 10 lind in
F-7sylrs a delightful sumner resting
;a,s.'
0a Saturday las: The Modes Of 5.
Balg.oa came here and played game
d. Blse Bal with The The Pequakets'
Tie axe, saved their ScalpS aud drove
he Modes from the Lava Beds by
he o..owins score:
I-1ls.. l2ts55
Ps.. aAr-s L-41llt -=4s
49,. .U-t eaze3
--t-y. 1oh1 j. bradley. Time % game, one
~ a. tor,t-ete uingtCs. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-07

glowing tribute to the moral and ro,;,-;-
worth OF Mrs. Lowering. Mrs. I, WAS
~" IN "oourn. Mass. Sept. l. 1775
anu was married at the age of 81 sho
nsed with her husband Go years. bv
"aOm she had ten children. seven Of
Wnom are now living, the oldent be;on
20 and the youngest 81. She has sor,r
'nree grandchildren. 100 great.or,rd
enild'en and great great, grand children
so mat she has about her fre genera.
'iooS oil her posterity. Mrs. l.. has good
eyeSlght yet. reads the Bible daily and
can give a clear and definite s,s,emoo, os
tef reiig'ous lief Though somewhat
uea'' she seemed to enjoy the occasion
anu a. The close of the services received
the cordial congratulations of her friends
She Is still in good health and NAV live
many months yet.
ln my report OF the dedication oF thu
Reform Club Room in Your las, issue
your eompositor makes me guilty of some
awkward plumbers. Please read financial
condition instead OF principal condi.
uoni" also handsome Bible instead of
handsome BiH;" and Mrs. for ..llr.o
VIM. Haywood.
The mills OF the Robinson Manuiaclur.
ing Go. are at present running till ten
O'Clock every night. owing to an extraor-
binary pressure of work.
The cheeses from the now Cheese Fac
tory are now offered for sale and find 4
ready market.
Fevers have been unusually prevalent
IN the village for the past lew weeks.
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TOWN ITEMS.
Hethel.

,og. 2S.-The past week OF pleasant
,5sr has given the farmers a
S' opportunity to finish haying
=, in their grain. and commence
pickiug hops
s u,bill Mason, the veteran hop grower
1S,vsr. commenced last Tuesday with
-, ,irls. picked, dried. baled, and de-
"-.,sd At the depot Thursday az 4 o'clock
IN 457 lbs. from three fourths of al
-. He has sent them to Philadelphia
market. The crop is larger than
for several years.
The rust has damaged the potatoes %
-. s,teut. and on low grounds they
:, citing badly. The wheat and ost
=, are excellent and secured in good
,.Ji,ioo. The warm weather is bring.
:, corn forward while the apple crop is
total failure. w
sent. Sd.-My apology foT saying that
~. Trusiees OF GOuld's Academy in
9.,bsI had decided to have no fall term of
,,,, IS tina, received my information
,.,m The Trustees themselves. That
'..s bsye changed their plans, and adyer.
~. for 4 school to commence Sept. eth.
r,rls particular qualification, although
,,srsl of our scholars have gone to
r.senorl and Others to Exeter. y II.
1,e Of the best localities in Maine. sur
.,,ojed by large outlying district. a
.,9 school may be expected as has here
.,.ore been maintained.
Osr summer boarders are fast leaving
sn5our beautiful village will return to
.,,gal quiet September and October are
..s months in which nature puts on its
INST gorgeous robes, and the tourist that
,,. never enjoyed this scenery, has lost
..a mos. enchanting views and health.
.,sg blessings Of the season.
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PUBLIC REPORT
OF 4
p Q L / Q Z M A N.

have not enjoyed good health for several years
past, vet have not allowed II 70 interfere with my
labor. Every one beloning 10 the laboring class
bnOws the Inconvenience Of being obliged 10 labor
when the body. from debility, almost refuses 10
perform it, daily task. l never was a Deliver in
dosing with medicines. but having heard the
NEGETiNE spoken of so highly, was determined 10
try Il, and shall never regret that determination.
A. tonic (which every one needs at some time It
surpasscs anything ever heard Of. ltinNigorates
The whole system; Il Is great cleanser and puri-
ler OF the blood. There are many Of NV acquain-
tances who have taken IT, and all unite in praise
OF it, satisfactory eject.
Especially among the aged class ofpeople, Il i'm.
parts 10 them the one thing most nccdlul IN old
age-nghts Of calm, sweet rcpOsc, thereby
STRENGTHENING the mind well as the BODY. one
aged lady, who has been suffering through life
from Scruiula, and has become blind from its
effects. having tried many remedies with no favor
able result, was induced by friends 10 Try the
NEGETINE. AMER taking few bottles, she Oh.
tanned such great relief that she expressed wish
tor her sight that she ght DC able 10 look upon
the man who had sent her such n blessing.
Yours respectfully, o. II. 4. HODGE,
Boston, May ., Il. Police Officer, Stallion g..
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lev Day Of Porter. recently OF Pressure
sc Aroos,ook Co. Ne. committed suicide
: '-e h's' inst. 81 the house OF Mark
-'''a' IN Porter. by shooting himself
- gun. lie discharged the gun by
-'''' OF string, receiving the full
= e 10 MS breas; completely severing
: lsa'i. lie leaves a vile and three
'-'-'ea. No cause IS assigned for the
$50 lie bad sold out at Presque Isle
Aeco1r. otlI health. and is said to
lI'' lad considerable amount Of money
p h.m.
A,L'' Falls High School opened on
'|'- III. with forty. i've scholars.
4 : ''loo. Is unusually small this fall
~S 10 ihe fact Ila, there are schools
\ ''-'on II each Of The three adjoining
H ''--s' ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-07

Az. "a week ago lsst Tuesday.
n. Suas Man,er iather-in-law Of Dea.
Ioseph g. Merrill, tell from load Of
oa., 10 ne barn and struck on his head.
+ l-.a; hin 50 that he died last Monday
afternoon. Re vas a smart euterpriSing
u4- sad w... be very mnch missed in
lie P.aes.
-. sunday. Mr. Richardson hAi the
s-s-re Of b4p.zing three candidates.
The Association met with the church
Z lis place commencing lsst Tuesday
i:suo0n, continuing till Thursday
|is,- The meetings were well attended
;, vyyy Interesting.
The prospect IS that We shall have a
r.e sc5oo. this fall. +.
Nr S4ml Bumpus was buried last
Tuesday. Rev Mr.. Thompson of Me-
'-anc Falls assisted by Rev. Mr.. Rich.
Et'cl Of Hebron. conducted the services.
L banPus was s. years OLD. There
: oGi one older person 10 town. MIR.
: 'a.oa BRYANT, who IS considerably over
re weather for the past week has
been warm aud dry. A few farmers who
AVE iHiegva.es 10 cut are no. quite
enough bAying and will appreciate the
Sunshine.
A' y. D. Harlow. Town Collector,
ls been very sick with typhoid fever.
'-'' more comfortable and will probably
'''o'ei. TYRO.
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Porter.

Aug. 2O.-The heavy rain Of the pas.
two weeks has filled the meadows with
water SO the remaining hay crop will be
secured with difficulty. Ga some OF the
meadows bordering Osipee river, the
water was so high that large quantities OF
hay that was cut was swept into the
river.
Bees suffered greatly the past cold and
severe winter. One half of the bees OF
this town persisted. Probably no branch
Of agriculture pays better in proportion
to the outlay than keeping bees. We
could refer to instances OF great profit.
but these are where proper care is be.
slowed. Hardly any OF our farmers who
keep bees prepare any pasture for them.
They are left too often 10 themselves to
ind food where it may chance to be, and
little thought or care is bestowed upon
them except At swarming time aud then
this is c.umSily done. The strong full
colony is the one that survives and the
one that pays.
There was an excursion of Greenleat
Lodge OF +. and A. NJ OF Cornish, and
all others who wished to join. to the
White Mountains. over the p. u 0. Il. r
on tuesday last. They were accompanied
by Freedom band of Freedom. n. II =.
having very pleasant time.
The Grange in this place are adding
numbers to their order. and are pros
peTiug finely.
Your correspondent is still confined to
his cruiches. J. L. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-07

VIM Bean, great bog lot cast OF Ssco -
River, SUI slJ W
Highway tax returned, ~
VIM Gray, ~ acres near John Mars
toms known as the John lot, % %
Thomas Hartgran, l. acres on the road
from Brown1eld 10 depot, oil which
W T. Swans blacksmith shop stands, 100 ~
John Richardson, II acres, the Islah
Warren lot near Pleasant pond and
on Fryeburg line. j. 70
Perley Rankins, 80 acres meadow on
great Bog, 2l2 . 10
Samuel Norton, 90 acres in the Cole
District 80 called, aud described in
his mortgage 90 \ Appleby recorded
in western Registry OF Deeds, Il" ! -
School house tax, Dist No. j. ID
L. 4 o. X. T., depot and freight house, 200 "
James Lord Y Sanhorn, - acres of
meadow, 5l2 Is IL
HIGHWAY tax & 20
Ichabod : Warren. 100 acres meadow. 80 q IS
Road tax, ~
CYRUS WENTWORTH,
Treasurer OF Brownheld.
September :. 1874. iw
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NONRESIDENT Taxes,

In the town OF Brown1eld, County OF Oxford and
state OF Maine for the year 1874.
The following list of taxes ON real estate OF nom
resident owners in the town OF BrOwnheld for the
wear 1874 in bills committed TO Thomas Z. WAlker
collector of taxes of said town Of Browniield on
the 2Oth day of Aug. 1874 has been returned by
him TO me a. remaining unpaid on the 18th day
OF June, 1875, by his certificate Of that date and
now remain unpaid, and notice Is hereby given thai
If aid taxes, interest and charges are not paid
into the treasury OF said town within eighteen
months from the date of the commitment OF said
bills so much OF the real estate so taxed as viii be
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor including
interest and charges will without further notice he
sold at public auction at the Ticasuret's office, IN
said town on the sith day of February 1876 at two
O'Clock l.. NJ.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Dyspepsia is the most discouraging and distress
ing disease man is heir to. Americans are partc-
uarly subject to this disease and its effects; such
"a sour stomach, sick headache, habltual costive-
ing pains in the pit of the stomach, coming up OF
the food, coated tongue, disagreeable tast in the
mouth, impure blood and all diseases of the
stomach and Liver. Two doses of GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at once, and
there positively is not case in the United States
1t will not cure. If you doubt this 90 10 your
Druggists, G. E. Wilson, South Paris, A. NJ.
Hammond, Paris Hill, or G. II. Wiley, Bethel Hill,
or any other medicine dealer, and Get sample
bottle for 10 cents and try Irregular size IS c.
sept22-ly
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Oxford.

e'r~ -d-In response to a general
-1-oA nearly two hundred friends as
1, go Yesterday st the residence OF
william Wardwell to celebrate the
|, --'eTedih birthday Of bis mother
Mrs Abigail Lowering. The
..-'ag was the programme of the
.'''''' lst,-hymu. "All hail the
''' OF Jesus name" 2d.-.cripture
S' l@,h OF Eeclesiastes 3d.
H.. - y Rev. Mr. Hobart; 4.h,-hymn.
So. - lar toe Lord has led me on = 9th.
b.. '- Oy Rev. Mr.. Atkinson of Bidde.
-, ..,ai'-hymn, L. NJ. doxology; 9Th.
T. n. By Rev. Mr.. Tobie of Polsnd.
H., sermon was from the text. The
b. oead is a crown OF glory if it be
J., r - 'ae way of way of righteous
H. =. * speaker emphasized righteous.
h., a the essence OF true old age and
,,io, 'ae eentenarian sister an Illus
'' his theme. He closed with q
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HEARTFELT PRAYER.
ST. PAUL, Aug. p, 1854,

ST. PAUL, Aug. p, 1851.
u Il. stevens, Esq:
Dear Sr-l should be wanting in gratitude If |
failed 20 acknowledge what the NEGETISE has
done Tor me- | was attacked about eleven months
since with Bronchitis, which settled into consump.
ton. l had nights sweats and fever chills; was
distressed for breath, and frequently spit blood ;
Was all emaciated, very weak, and 80 low that my
friends thought my case hopeless.
WAS advised 70 make a trial of the NEGETGNE.
which under the providence Of God, has cured me.
That lie NAV bless the use Of your medicine To
others, he has 10 me, and that HIS divine grace
nav attend YOU. Is the heartfelt prayer of your
admiriug, humble servant, .
BENJAMIN PETTlNGILL.
L. S.-Mine IS but one among the many cures
vorr medic inc has effected in this place. Is. l..
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White Mountain Excursion

over Maine Central 4 Pa o II r., through Craw'
ford Sotch 10 Crawford and Taylor's House
Tickets sold till oct LIST, on all regular trans
Round trim from Danyille junction and return
5000 only two thirds fare charged TO those hold
ing ticket, at CrawiOrd's x Fayban's, or Tip Top
House. Only one.hslf fare over Nj. Washington
r. r. All tho beauty and grandeur OF this region
cluster around the terminus OF this X. X. foI
particulars inquire of FREELAND HOWE, who
has tickets for sale. X q leave Portland at IL
A. M:2lOP NJ SlCO less TO Fryeburg or No
Conway. 3l2t
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90 Use SANFoRD'S HAMAMELIS for sun.
burn, Mosquito Bites and Poison by Ivy.

ECONOMICAL NEW FOODS cents will buy u
package OF Sea Moss Farne made from pure
Irish Moss, which will make so kinds OF dishes
such as cakes, pies, buildings, ETC., or 10 quarts
OF custards, jelles, creams, Charlotte Russo,
blanc mango, etc. Sold by all Druggists and
Grocers. aprl3'75-lY
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

When you visit or leave the City of NEW YORK
save annoyance and expense OF carriage, baggage
and eNpressage hire, and stop at the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite the GRAND CEN.
TRIAL DEPOT. Ii has over $50 elegantly fur
nished rooms, and is fitted up in first class style,
with elevator, steam and all modern improve
ments European plan. The KESTAURANTS,
Lunch, Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied
with the best the market can furnish. The cuisine
Is unsurpassed. Rooms for single person, : 80
and - 20 per day; rich suites for families proper
tionatey low, that visitors 10 the city and trav
eers can live more luXuriOusly, for less money at
the GRAND UNION, than ut any other first class
Hotel in the city. Stages and Horse Cars pass the
Hotel every minute for all parts of the city.
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State Fair Entries.

ENTRIES Of stock, other than tro'iers, made
T. by non.mcmbers without the fec required,
cannot be received as bona fde. As soon ailer
Sept. 7th the close time OF entries, Is classihcA
ton can be made, Super iutendents PerciyAl and
Burleigh will assign the stalls according 10 the
class entry. Checks for stalls can be had OF The
Secretary at the Prebe House, sept. l5-ly, or al
the Park sept. 2Oth and 2lst, See special Regu
la;ions " pages and of Schedule of Premiums.
SAMUEL WATSON, Sec'y State Fair.
East Surry. Aug. 81, -. Nv
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Assigtlee'S Sale.
81 syy

DURSUANT to an order from the District Court
| of the L. 5. for the District of Maine shall
offer for sale at public auction at the Office of
GIBSON n HOLT, on
WEDNESDAY, Sept. |, at2 O'Clock +, NJ,
all of the right, title and interest which Charles
1874, in and TO the dwelling house aud buildings
thereto connected, and lot of land on which tue
same stands, situated on corner of Main and
Spring streets in the village of Bethel Hill, and
now occupied by said knight. said premises are
mortgaged 10 Norway Savings Bank for u 800
dated Nov. |, 1874. ClAS. r.. HOLIt
Bethel, Aug. II, rs. Assignee.
The above sale, for want of bidders Ia adjourn
cd 10 the End day OF Oct, 1873, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
s73W
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MAKE IT PUBLIC.
south Boston, Feb. ., is7I


a. Il stevens, Esq:
Dear Sir-I have heard from very many sources
OF the great success Of NEGETISEl IN cases Of
.crofula Rheumatism, kidney Complaint Catarrh
and OF her diseases OF kindred nature. / make no
hesitation In saying that kH0c NEGETINE 20 be
the most reliable remedy for Catarrh and General
Debility.
Nv wife has been troubled with Caiatrh for
many years, sud at times very badly. she has
thoroughly tred every supposed remedy that We
could hear Of and with all this she has for several
years been gradually growing worse, and the dis
charge from the head was excessive and very Of.
feusiye.
she was In this condition when she commenced
20 take NEGETISE; could see that she Was i'm
proving on the second bottle. She continued tax
ing the yEGETISE until she had used IRON twelve
20 nftecn bottles. l am now very happy IN inform
ing YOU and the public tif YOU choose 10 make II
public that she is entirely cured and NEGRTINE
accomplished the cure after nothing else would.
Hence feel Justified in saying that NEGEriNE Is
the most reliable remedy and advise all suffering
humanity 10 IrS IL, Tor believe II 10 be good
honest, yCgetabl medicine, and shall not hest
tate 70 recommend il. / am, &c, respectfully,
L. L. CARUELL, store 45l Broadway.
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We claim superior to all other kinds in use, for
the following reasons:

We claim superior to all other kinds in use, for
the following reasons:
lst The presser foot is always raised from the
fabric when the feed takes place thereby present
ing no resistance TO seams or ridges while feeding
Cd. The needle being in the fabric, moving with
the rerticdl fsedbdr-with its full pressure on the
goods, renders the feed sure and strong and the
stitch uniform in length.
Sd The needle being in the goods at the time
the feed takes place renders IL impo ssiblc 10 full
one piece while the other Is stretched.
4th The vertical Tted.bar being behind the
needle renders il capable OF sewing elastic goods
making smooth and flexible seam with stitch
alike on both sIdes-thus enabling the sewing OF
any number of thickncsses without Blasting, and
operating with equal facility on the heaviest as
well a. the lightest fabrics.
In addition to the foregoing Invaluable and in.
dispcnsOble features which are peculiar TO this
machine alone, We urge the following additional
points:
lst. Simphcity.-It has no under works 10 he
looked atter or get out of order.
2d. Durability Its working parts are made OF
the best improved steel are compact, strong and
durable.
81. Etfciency-It is the largest machine man
ufacturcd that Is adapte for family sewing; its
81 inch arm enables IL To do greater variety of
Stitching from the lghtcst cambria, through all
grades OF fabric to harness leather, and do il so
well that the same machine may he used either in
manufacturing or family sewing with equal facil-
ity.
9Th. PrdciicdJiiiy and EcoHomy.-It runs ut n
high rate OF speed, which, combined with it, pc.
culiar feed, enables the operator 10 turn the work
NJ any angle while The machine Is In tull motion,
without changing the tension or length Of stitch
consequently IL can easily do IN given time one
third more work than any rotary or four motion
feed. II exccls in hemming telling, tuckiug,
braiding, corling. binding, quilting, rulling: II
will make wide aud narrow hens, hem all manner
OF bias wooden goods, as soft merino, Grape cloth,
81 goods difficult TO hem on other machines, IND
for all Of which il has attachments especially
adapted For carriage trimming shoe lifting
tailoring, dress making and family use IL has no
superior.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DIsTRICT OF MAINE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.


sa e " e $sris! e" IN said IN BANKRUPTCY
This Is to give notice that petition has been
presented to the Court, this 9Th day of August \.
ID 1875, by VIM. II. III. Garland of Porter In said
District, Bankrupt, praying that he may be
decreed to have full aud free discharge from all
his debts, provablr under the Bankrupt Act, ana
upon reading said Petition IL is ordered by The
Court that hearing be had upon the same on the
first Monday OF November A. ID. 1915, before the
Court in Portland in said District at 10 O'Clock "a
NJ, and that the second meeting OF the creditors
of said Bankrupt be held ut the Office of Geo A.
Wilson, at So Paris, in said District, before John
W. May, Register ON the fourth Tuesday of Sep:
tember A. ID. 1875, at 10 O'Clock; and the third
meeting of the same a, the same place before said
Register, on the fourth Tuesday of october A. ID.
ISIS at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof
be published in the Oxford Democrat and the
Portland Weekly Advertiser, newspapers printed
in said District, once n week for three consecutive
weeks, the last publication to be thirty days at
least before the day of hearing, and that all cred
itors who have proved their debts, and other per
sons in interest may appear at said time and place
and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer
Of said petitioner should not be granted.
WM. L. PREBLE,
Clerk of Dist. Court for said Dist
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FOUND,

In the road, Paais Hnl, on saturday evening
August II, a good lined Buffalo Robe. The owner
can have the same By proving property and paying
charges. =. r. NEN ELL'
Paris Aug. 81, 1875. jw
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New Advertisements.
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.

The Perham Store. at Bryanrs Pond, Maine, a
two story building with ten rooms over store, eel
lar ana hall in the ell near the Depot. one of the
nest localities IN the village for the utactuTe
of custom clothing, Boston sale work, boots or
shoes and doing general business.
For further particulars al dress or inquire OF
Joel Perham, jr. of Boston kilbon Perham Of
Bryant's Pond Maine. -
s74w JOEL PERHAM, in.
OXFORD, SIS AT a Court of Probate held at
Paris within and for the County of Oxford
on the third Tuesday of August, A. ID. 1875,
IAMES W. CLARK Administrator on the estate
u OF Eben W. Gregg late of AndOver in sal |
County deceased, having presented his account of
administration of the estate of said deceased for
allowance:
ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
40 all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order TO be three weeks in the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
snnear AT a Probate Court TO be held at Paris
in aid County on the third Tuesday of Sept next
al O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause ii any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
10y A. ii. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-attest: II. c. DAVIS, Register.
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HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME

Boston, October, $50.
Mr.. IL. r stevens:
Dear Sir-My daughter after having severe at
lack of whoopinG cough, was LETT in feeble state
OF health Being advised by friend she tried the
NEGEIINE and AFTER using few bottles was fully
restored TO health.
have been great sufferer from Rheumatism
have taken several bottles of the NEGETINE for
this complaint and am happy 10 say II has entirely
cured me. have recommended the NEGEIINE IL
Others with the same good results. II IS great
cleanser and purifier OF the blood: it is pleasant
to take and can cheeriuliy recommend II.
JAMES MORSE, 36I Athens street.
Sold by Druggists & Dealers Everywhere
sept iw
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For Family Medicines OF any kind, whether
Roots, Herbs, Banks, or any OF the various RENE
dies of the day, also, Family Dye StuGs and Fine
Toilet preparations, go to
MOVES DRUG STORE, Norway village,
as he keeps the most extensive assortment to be
found in the country and at the lowest prices.