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what Is tho price Of that diamond cross t''
asked wcl.dre ,scd young man OF Frederick q Ecker,
clerk IN Mr. Murphy's lewelry store at III Bowery,
last evening. Five hundred dollars" said Eckert.
The Young man poised the sparkling gem between his
nngera @ m ment, and then dartcd out OF the door
lhcn an chct ng chase ensued. Men and women fol
lowed close upon the thief Otcer Leddy sted tho
fugitive and took him TO the Mulberry street poc0
station, aad there he the Of lillian Creamer
lie hnd thrown the cross away After hours search
The diamond was found between the rails Of the Thrd
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Music in Prospect Park at $3.50 p. N. to-day.
Bishop Littlejohn sails to day to inspect tho
Americin Episcopal churches In Europe, by virtue OF
his appointment for hat purpose by the presiding
Moses Pohl, cigar seller OF IS Graham ave
nue., Brooklyn disappointed in love and involved
quarrel with his brother attempted suicide yesterday
by taking VtrOl and then shooting himself in the head
Ihe chanees Of rccoYeTy are agAlnsL MN.
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BINGHAMToH, Oct. l5.-Prof, +. Il. Comstock
OF Cornell University, with assistants engaged to-
day In eIhumng the skeleton Of mastodon discovered
Llse. In tins county They have taken piece
Of lusk seven feet three inches long and two feet Of
the other humerus, thirty eight inches long; hyoid
b fortynine inches long and twentyone shorter rius
the atlas ten by seventeen inches aud several tail
teDTe The skeletOn Is wen preserved
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WASHINGTON, Oct l5.-lhe President arrived
here this morning. and this being the regular Cabinet
day session was called at twelve o'clock There were
present secretlries Brtstqw and Beknap, Attorney.
General Perrepont, ANA Postmaster-Uencrai Jewcn.
Assistant secretary Cadwaiader represented the state
Department ana Assistant Secretary Cowen the lnte-
TiOT Department.
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Pure ms Dew Drop GIiuering in the spray

Are the beautiful Partisan diamonds now in
general use In the best circles OF Paris, and which,
while a. brilliant and as finely sot and cut as the genuine
stones, cost not onetwenueth part as much. lady
wearing them need have fear OF having IN sm de-
lrcrd ioi thcY viii bear the closest scrutiny tter By
gasght Or Daylight their surface being Vent erLg Of
diamond Of Tue hrst Natr Richard Humphrey. jewel
rr 1O BROADWAY. opposite btewHrt II the sole agent
for the uniteo btatea-AdV-
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Downtown Opposition to T--~.n.,

Independent ,..rn acrats in the Fnur,b as
ssuniy District met ia large numbers last rIght and
strongly condemned John Kelly's party ana deter.
nlnri 20 support q ticket u minated IN Irving ia l.
MAeAii approving the uunnltiou OF Joan X. uacKVtt
They alec rendered the nomination for Scna or b. tno
Bryan kicily. W 49,
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rHE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
An Answer to the Ohio Republican Commits
tees Denial of Frnud.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.-John G.. ThompSOn
Chairman OF the Democratic State Executive
Committee. ha, sent the following despatch to
the Hon. Hendrick II. Wright. Chairman OF the
Pennsylvania state Democratic Committee:
he non. m p might Csr.rnan &C..
phset, in the press Of to-day ird signed hy the
Republican stsi" Executive Committee, ~ which aW
tn Democratic vote l. 2luD' larger tlan cas r.:
siy m u r,et elr.tgd GYhetEor 81 ohio aud thu our
--.~y Which ever rlarac., 80. ,.viiitCal contest,
The culuuW tion Of frau ucf Vhffi- end the itroduc
ton Of the false iSsu" On the putc schools wnicl
Clen !hr prrlndicc rhd bgpirN oi rct ~ "tte the
denial ~ marked br the NE euH.vifrse uhich has
been prscilscd by The epubican Executive CQmmlttAs
hrouehout The contest when II s appeared 10 puoc.
lt viii be ."s O. the eni IL only given to that
S. oi my despatch whch refers 10 frauis perpetracd
ned by the contemplate 4se that the enuh leans Of
this State had not contributed the money for corrup
ton. am aware Of tIc fact that Rcpu 1hcans OF
TIM state cOntrihut scarcely a tlthc OF the money
used aud the 90 alton OF the committee Is weak
OF my dcspatch. The Republcan Executive Committee.
Ike nll parties who commit crime who are accessory
thereto realize the iufamy and like the criminal, are
auick IN denial thief OF murderer pleads not guilty
WHEN arraigned. Would this Republican Executive
Committee do les? JNO. q. THOMPSON.
Chairman Of Committee.
Returns have been received from all the coun-
ties OF the state. whcn arc considered as cor
rect as can be obtained until the oiicial returns
are received by the Secretary of state. These
returns show Hayes's majority In the State to
pc iI53 The official returns may vary this count
by ;Ol either way.
1he Republicans have majority OF seven
teen In the House OF Representatives, and three
mt1orty certainly, and possibly four, in the
Senate.
The remainder the Republican State ticket Is
probably elected but the ufhcial returns must
decide the respective malOrties.
The interest IN the cleo ion remained at fever
heat until the returns from Wood county day
settled the political compile xiOn OF the Senate.
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SCHENECTADY, Oct. B-lhe giraffe belonging
" Forepaugh's menagerle died here yesterday 1t was
valued at t7.0OO. on he road from Amsterdam here
yesterday the agOn containing the rmnOctros broke
through The bridge near Ofnan's Ferry, the AMI.
ma was fatally injured. He was yalued at 100000.
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Boston, Oct. l5.-rhere was quite a run on the
Home Savings Bank OF this city to-day, which contin
ued to the close OF bank hours The officers OF the
bank state that Is IN perfectly safe condition. The
bank VIII undoubtedly adopt the policy requiring
the notice provided Tor IN the contract with each DC.
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James Russell, aged Is years, fell from a Ghost
nut tree he was whipping for Mr.. T.. r. AcScrman. in
tue grove near Mr. Ackerman's house. l,s0O Ocean
street, Brooklyn, yesterday, aud was kiilcd.
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NORWICH, Ct, OoJ. l5.-At the Norwich Trot-
ting Park to-day Palmer BOY, entered Dy Peter McIn-
tyre Of Springfield, Mass fell dead In race. lie rot.
ted hnely yesterday, but was evidently Aing. lie
Oycnrs old said To have record under 1880. anu
A5.OOO.
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MoRRIsTowS, Oct. 16-The Democratic sheriff
OF THIS county not being renomnated py party
third wear. Is out wi card announcing himself ~
an independent candidate.
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WAsnINGToN, Oct. ID. .--Ex Senator Pease Of
Mississippi to day received despatch from jackson,
ing that mitary operations have been suspended Oy
Gov, Amos, bi-cd upon the most ample and minute
assurance OF the leading citizens Of the state that
there snail DO peace anu fair aud FREQ et ctiOn,
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Cisudia Olivia Brown OF Brooklyn says that
sue WIS married to EdNard Brown. book keercr for
New York house, the ith OF April, ana that few
weeks Herwatd shr heard tn II her and anoIh
er VIE Eilen NeNman. Claudia therefore hSd III hus
Danu rcstcu Tor amy anu ne Ia ia lsaJ mund street
guilty ,ffss Sfosa y qhie tfs Thera, ,SS Segsyy
marriage,
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Fro., sentenced 10 be Hanged.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. l5.-Samuel J. Frost,
who has been trial here Tuesday for the mur.
der OF his brother n-aw, Frederick r. Towne In Peter
tenced to be hanged,
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Indicted for sending n Challenge.

OTTAWA, Canada, Oct. H.-At the Assize
Court to-day the Grand jury brought in a true bh
against james birmingham for challenging 7. p.
French, Inspector OF Post Ohccs, to hght duel Both
gentlemen are citizens OF good standing and the case
cxcites considerable lutorest.
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:. The judges Of the ocean race betweon tho
NestA Drcadnaught anu RcsOlute, have unanlnOualY
decided that the last named yacht Is the winner
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Luiu Trot,ins a Mile in 2,I4.

ROCHESTER, Oct. H.-Lulu trotted three heats
tocay against time In sldS et, aud 2;l6. which are
claimed as the fastest three heats record Lucille
Goadust beat Thomas L. Young In race for 81 500 in
2.2llo 2:2l and 2:2lh ''- -
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John Morrssey, Benjamin Wood, William O.
rrAphagen. George Van Hosen. Rufus r Andrews.
and other anti ranmany leaders visited Collector Ar.
thur yesterday. 10 enc fusion OF the Custom House
anu anti Ilmmany Ciunty tic,ct II Mr. Morris
scY's nra visit 10 tne Custom House. The Collector
remained ia his O1ice until nearly o'clock pertectns
.ll
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A Bank Cnnhier,n Suicide.
BROOKLYN.

CLEyELAND, Der. l5.-John r. Huss, cashier
OF the First National Bank OF Tfin, ONO, committed
suicide tonight oy shooting through the heart,
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Sewing machines from SIS TO tl25 all new and
b26 Broadway -AdV
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

Rising barometer, northwest to southwest
clearing during the day.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

An Insurgent Force Defeated by the Turks
Submission TO Turkish Authority.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct 15.-A force of
two thousand insurgents has been defeated by
the Turks. One hundred and sixty were killed
The rest took refuge In Montenegro. Seventeen
villages, hitherto strongly insurgent, have sub
mitted to the Turkish authority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05

MAINE FARMERS ALMANAC w. nav.
received copies oi the Maine Farmers
Almanac Tor 1876, little work which has
Tor many years been iavorite with the
farmers of Maine. 1t is issued for the
SSth year by Masters & Livermore, Hal.
lowell. and will be sold at nearly every
store in Maine during the season.
j, 5. Wright, Esq Clerk OF Courts
came near meeting with serious acci.
dent, Saturday. lie had taken his horse
to the blacssmith's, where her shoe.
were removed. Coming into the shop.
Mr.. Wright stepped up to her, suddenly,
and laid his hand upon her flank. Not
seeing what it was that touched her, she
jumped and in so doing, her heels struck
his leg, just below the knee. inGicting
painful though not serious wound.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05
Masonic.

The officers elect of Oxford Lodge.
No: Is. F. \. NJ, were publicly installed
on Monday evening, by Past Master H..
ID. Smith, as follows; A Oscar Moves,
W NJ; Freeland Howe. S W; John
terry, j w; George Cole, ID; Jonas
W Swan, J ID; James . Croker. S; ii
u Smith, L; 5 + Sargent. S.; w c Cole,
} = l. Il Tabor, c; q Hatch. NJ; John
+ Fitz, L.
The ladies OF the brethren were pres
ent and participated in the festivities.
Speeches were made by l.. II. Tabor. Dr.
Bradbury and Geo L. Farnum, and music
was furnished under direction of Mr..
Clement. Refreshments were served in
the hall aud all seemed 10 have a good
me.-N0riCdy JdU6rtiSer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05
Obituary.

Nix. GARDNER WIGHT OF Bethel, died Aus. 3 ,
ISIS, aged . yvsrs.
Tie was The son OF Ephram wight of Dublin,
y. a.. and Su,Aunah. Patch wight OF DAnSerse,
Mas HIS parents moved from D1blin 20 Gilead,
Ne, aud settled on thc farm now occupied by his
son kphralm, very near the close OF lhe lAst cen
tuly. lie had q large family of eleven children,
which is quite frequently The reward Of eArly
pioneers into u new country for their hardships
and their very frugal manner OF living. His
chillem al lived 10 adult age. and ten of them
were MARI led. seven OF the eleven are now dead
Gardner married Rachel styles of GilcAd =
hc had sN children, two sons and four dAugher.
lie was a true husband and anectiouatc parent,
aud looked well 10 the WAYS Of hi, house. hold.
lie was a good useful clsfen' al ming always to
live .u peace aul harmony with all men. In lsu
he moved INTO Bethel and settled on the Newell
farm. About two years ago his health began TO
fail and the last year and half OF his life he
suffered very much with Tie Asthma lie endured
paticnIy TN, Srievous disease, and said IN the
language Of Job, An The days OF my appointed
time viii I wait until my change come The
hour OF his departure having come he passed
away quietly and peacefully one when very
weary fals into a sweet sleep. lie believed IN
,he christian religion. and although not having
joined visible church. he expressed hope
ia Chr.st. His funeral attended Aug 5ih
by Reys. Garland and Could Of Bethel and
Farr4T OF Guesd. o.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of license from the Honorable
/ 1Judge of Probate for the County OF oxford,
= Iba state of Maine, shall sell at Public Auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, October 30, A. Dii l|o' at at
riyht. title and interest which James +. rowe,
iaie of Porter, in said County OF Oxford deceased,
had in and 10 the following described real estate,
VIZ: a certain tract of land, situated in said
porter and bounded Northerly by the road lead
me from Porter Village TO North Parsonsfeld,
eastery by land of widow Berry, sontheriiE , by
land OF VIM. Taylor and westerly by land OF Eben
Riozo with the buildings thereon. Also, one 9th,
or tract of land, situated in said Porter, and
bounded southeriy by Great Ossipee River.
westerly BY the road leading from Porter Bridge To
Porter Village, and northerly ana eastsr r oy
Lands of Eben Rlazo, John S. Moulton and limo
thy Neserve. Also one other tract Of land st n
honnded west by land of - Gibbs, south py
land of Eben Foss, east by the meadow and Norm
hv the 18th Range in the division OF said Parsons
gs,S said described premises being subject to
the right of Dover Of the widow OF said James
y. Towle. s,i,i.,rs,,,o n,
James r. 1'owle
Pore Sept. 81, 1875.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05
Maine Young Mems Christian AssocIa.
ton.

The tenth annual state Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Associations will be held at Lew
istoE, on Friday, saturday and sunday, Oc,. sth,
H,h aud l0tl, 1875. The following is the order OF
exercises a. announced by the executive COM
mutcc.
FIRST DAN-FORESOoS.
gsnizaiions and report OF The state Executive Com
miitee II O'Clock, GLOW can the Association
reach the non-church-going element OF the com.
munity.
AFTERNOON.
advantage, Of permanent home, and best method
OF securing Il for each Association. 4 O'Clock.
our vork-how 20 secure permanent results.
ENESING.
O'Clock, praise meeting. Cwinnowe1 Hymns
O'Clock, "ilOw can we increase the membership
and efficiency OF our AssociAtion.'
SECOND DAI-FORENOoS.
O'Clock, devotional meeting 10 O'Clock report
Association work. N O'Clock, "Whst are your
associstions and churches doing for young men -
AFTERNOON.
> O'Clock, promise meeting. O'Clock, "How
shall We use the Bible in eyangelistic work among
Young men ~ O'clock, "How may the latent
energies Of the church be developed 80
IVENING.
O'Clock. devotional meeting. 20 O'Clock, the
work throughout thc STATE. aud our duty iu rrla-
Ton 20 %. shall Ne canvass the slate How
Ia caa We use the press OF our county 10 advan.
tasct
Not,ce. Tor meeting on the sabbath will be CIV.
en- IN The Lewiston Evening Journal
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DYSPEPSIA.

SYMPToMS-want OF appetite, ring of food
aud wind IRON the stomach ,acidity OF the stomach,
heartburn dryness and wilderness of the tongue
in the morning, sense OF distention IN the
stomach and bowels, sometimes rumbling and
pain: cosiiyeness. which is occasionally inter.
rupted by diarrh9a; paleness OF the urine. The
mouth Is Clammy, or has sour OF bitter taste.
Other frequent symptoms are watcrbrash, pspt-
stioa of the heart, headache, and disorder oil the
senses. az seeing double, etc. There is general
debility, languor and aversion TO motion; delec
ton OF the spirits, disturbed sleep, and friehtfu
dreams.
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O,erseer 81 End rOOm, Portsm0uth 20 Mill,.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

II NEGErINE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify
and cure such diseases, restoring the patient TO
perfect health ailer trying different physicians
many remedies. suffering for years, Is It not con-
elusive proof, il you are a sufferer, you can be
cured Why is this medicine performing such
great cures II works in the blood. in the circu-
lating huid. II can truly be called the Great
blood PHrifcr. The great source of disease orig
mates in the blood; and no medicine that doe.
noi act directly upon it, 10 purify aud renoyate
has auy Just claim upon public attention.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

III. Il stevens, Esq:
Dear Sir-I will most cheerfully add my testi-
mony TO the srestnumber YOU have already re.
ceVed in favor Of your great aud good medicine .
NEGkriNE. for DO not think enough can be said
IN IL lrslse, for was troubled over thirty wears
with that dreadful disease, CStarrh, asd had such
Dad coughing spells that II would seem As though
| could never breath any more, and NEGEriNE
has cured me aud 10 feel to thank cod all the
time that there il good medicine n NEGEriSE
and also think It one OF the best medicines TOR
coughs aud weak sinking feelings At the stomach.
and advise every body to take the NEGETINE, for
can assure them il j. one OF the best medicines
that ever was MRS. l.. GORE,
Cor Magazine and Walnut Sts Cambridge, Mass.
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WHAT | KNOW ABOUT VEGETINE
SOUTH BosroN, May ., 1879.


H. r. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear Sir-I have had considerable experience
With the VEGETINE. For dyspepsia, general de-
biity aud impure blood the NEGETINE is supe
rior TO anything which have ever used. / com
menced taking NEGErINE about the middle of last
winter, and alter using few bottles, II entirely
cured me of dyspepsia, aud my blood never was
in 80 good OniitiOn as at the present time. IL
will AFFORD me pleasure 20 give any particulars
relative To what know about this good medicine
TO anyone Who will call or address me Mt my resi-
deace, $50 Athens street.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER.
$50 Athens street.
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To ne Honorable Court Of County Go""''''0"er'

10 he Honorable court ~ County tomhss'oHeTs
for the County Of OXFORD
yI,HE undersigned, Inhabitants of said County,
/ represent that the public highway leA,lihS
from Ruck6eId 10 South Paris, l. and has long
been a subject Of complaint, on account OF hills III
Buckdeld and Paris, which present avery serious
obstacle 10 the public travel, especially 10 loadeu
teams. These objections and complaints wonid
be sbyiated by the location OF piece OF new hIgh-
way commencing At the foot of The nh near Aus
tin W. Royals on the present travelel hlghnay
tbcnce westerly round said hill interscctng said
highway near said Royals house, thence on sald
highway to point near Paris line, thence on ne
easterly side Of said highway iEtetseeting tne
house in Paris. We therefore request youl
TIonors amer YOU have caused due notice 70
be given 10 view sad route and make sueh new
locations alterations and discOntinuances' also
order any grading which your Honors may deem
exped lent and proper on said highway.
Dated at Buckaeld this first day OF Octoberi n
ASA ATWOOD and SO others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05

For Family Medicines OF any kind, wheth
Root.. Herbs, Banks, or any of the vari BUS reane
die. Of the day, also, Family Dye STUFF and Ffne
Toilet preparations, 60 to
xoyFs DRUG STORE, Norws y Village,
as he keeps the most extensive ass ortmeUtSo be
found in the country and at the low st prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05
ASA ATWOOD and 50 others.
sTATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. SIS Board Of County Commissioners,
September Session, 1873. 49,,
Upon the foregoing petition satisfactory evidence
having been received that tie petitioners are re
spon.ble, and that inquiry into the merits OF theii
APPLICATION Il eXpedient:
a, ordered that the County Commissioners meet
nj the Post ONCE, in Buckneld Village, on fHvAL
the 18th day of November next at ten OF the CLOCK
A. NJ and thence proceed 10 view the route men
toned In said petition; Immediately alter when
view, a hearing OF the parties and witnesses WI,
be had at some convenient place In the Vicinity anu
such other measures taken In the premises US Tue
Commissioners shall judge proper. Aud u is luI
Their ordered that notice OF the time, place ana pIr
nose Of the Commissioner meeting aioresalu' oe
given TO all persons and corporations interested ny
Causing attesed copies Of said petition ana OF tl'
order thereon TO be served upon the CLERKS OF the
Towns OF Buckaeld 4 Paris aud also 10 Dc posteI,
no In three public places In each OF said towns, Ah
pnbll.hed three weeks successfully In the oAioIu
Democrat a newspaper printed At Paris, IN salI
County of Oxford the first OF said publications Ahu
each ofte other notices 10 be made served anu post
ed AT least thirty days before said time oil meeting
10 the end that all persons and corporations may
then and there appear aud shew cause, II any the!
have why the prayerof said petitioners shouiu ho'
be granted. c, up,cur C,e,r
Attest: JAMES .. nun, 80,
true copy Of said Petition and order oil Cou''
thereon. ,, yo,Cur Ct.r,
Attest: JAMES D. "hi"hi VIVA
octS 3w
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GOOD EVIDENCE.

CINCINNATI Nov. 70, ls1l.
Mr.. II. r. stevens:
Dear Sir-The two bottles OF VEGETINE fur
nshed the by your agent my wife has used with
great benefit.
FOR a losg time she has been troubled with diL.
illness and costiyeness these troubles arc entirely
removed BY the use OF NEGErINE.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia and gen
eral debility, and has been greatly benefited.
THOMAS GILMORE,
1pql Walnut street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05

LYoN's KATHAIROS prevents the Hair from
filling out or turning gray, renews its growth ana
gives strength and vigor- IL i deligh fully per
fi,ned and makes splendid dressing. III Is 'he
cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro
ducel. Used by the elite. Price only 80 cents
aprl3 '75-lY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05
GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF
HI ESH

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. 1872.
u. r stevens, Esq:
Dear Sir-I have had dyspepsia in il. worst form
for the last ten years and have taken hundreds of
dollars worth OF medicine without obtaining any
relief In September last l commenced taking
the NEGEriNE since which time sy health has
steadily improved. My food dgests well, and
have gained fifteen pounds OF flesh. There are
several others in this place taking the NEGETINE
and all have obtained relief.
Yours, truly,
THOMAS +. MOORE,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05
DIED.

In N,wrv. Ne, sept. % Miss sylvia 6. Foster
daughter OF Mr. T.. Il. Poster, aged IA years,
months DAYS Beautiful In life, SANITY III ue~'"
crowned ia glory.
In Het.el. Me. Sept ~ Fanny Isabel, daughter
Of Mai. Abernethy aud Isabel \. Grover. aged
months, and - days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05
TO INVESTORS.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
a nom Nervous Debility, Premature DeeaS
and ali the effects of youthful indiscretion WIN
for the sake OF suffering humanity, send T., ree ~
M ,hs simplc remedy by which he was cured. sui
refers wishing TO profit hS the advertise. HPes.
anc can do 20 by addressing in perfect conhdsnee
JOHN b. OGDEN, " Cedar st'' Ne" i"iA