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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14
Paris.

Mr Richard Lurvey. an aged gentle
man walked from West Paris, in The
rain, Tuesdsy morning, and deposited the
hrsi ballot Of The day. 1t was for HAYES
and Wheeler.
Faris made a gain OF two in her minority
with vote 60 less than in September.
\ column OF light infantry IRON South
Paris was one OF the events OF election
day. \ party OF abou, a dozen Young
men al republicans. walked up In a
body. and deposited their votes for HAYES
and Wheeler.
Or Academy closes next Friday. with
a Lyceun in the evening. \ large dele
CATION from the school returned two calls
from the Normal Institute at South Paris
last Thursday evening. All hands report
a good time.
Miss Elizabeth Hubbard has zone to
Florida tor the winter.
Pea. Joel b. Thayer. one OF the Oldest
aad uo,; respected citizens OF Paris, lell
from bis hay nov, last week, and was
quite cyerely injured.
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Peru.

Oct. 2O.-The hep growers Of this place
are now being visited by those in the
pursuit %, hops; some lots have been sold
70, ., cts. PER 10. The farmers are stand
in iov 5] Cts. think lAey should have
tbs, P,ice. The crop is OF an excellent
quality. Mr.. Josiah Hall recently sent
his crop Of loI5 hops to Philadelphia,
aud ih,y have sold Tor % cts. a 10.
W b. Walton has sold his stand at
Yves, Peru TO Mc. d. g. Turner Tor the
sum o! 500.
Taom.s Burgess aud Benz l. Burgess
are ~ ,hi1g quite extensive repairs on
their yIi -,ngs 10 the way OF shingles
snl ciap5oard,.
The large bara on Tie Ell Robinson
place near Worthy pond. wa destroyed
by ire one night last week with lis con-
tents. The farm is nov owned BY a Mr..
Foster. III, loss i considerable. lie
had a husking in The BAN that evening,
AMI i, Is though, tia, the fire took from
lau,ero. The buildings had short time
before been insured by a Lewiston Agent.
The barn OF M4ccel.as ). A:sias was
recently buracd with = tons OF hay
aud a good COW. Mr.. Atkins is now at
work erecting auo.her TO shelter his stock.
Nov. The farmers have got ,he.g
crops a.I harvested. They prove more
,hau an Average. NJ starch has been
made II West Peru this fall. and in con-
seqlen of thi, potatoes will be plenty
Rev. ar. Tarr of Lisermore, OF Tic
Methods, denomination. breaches at The
Centre a part Of the time. Also Rsv. \
3. P,udlst. OF the Baptist.
NJ. Auon Cox, OF The Ripley District
in this toxu, died recently, aged about
- Years. Mr. Cox formerly lived in
EAs, B.c.dr.d. md Was al honest, hard
working man.
The emlerauce reform is sill going
on here. and u any are ioiuiag the ranks
u. every session. We hope that The fruits
OF THU labor viii be good and lhar many
may be best.
About one inch Of snow fell las. night,
and rain and snow have fallen ali day to-
day. The Androscoggin river is very
low. and needs to be filled up by long fall
rains. II no, here will &c scarcity OF
water before spriug. 4. l.. II.
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b

l-c..e Whitehouse Is building a house
r.,.h OF his fathers al the Falls.
g. b, rumcGed that . Lycelm Is 10 be
.-s yIlage-tke meetings 70 De held
IS cuuog The winter. l. is asserted,
O. ul.a s.ov Of truth. that there is
r.. enough here II properly utilized,
-,,-l,e a series Of very interesting
-le-s.
DE Re.oruers hsye given up their
J. over CrooktJ's hardware store. and
-aci - tteIr old quarters in rear Of
savings Bans. Il Is understood that
lad = house warming on Friday
---s last. assisted by the Ladies Aid.
5-;s,deIs admitted.
---.Jr says 1sIm4 Is il preparation,
given 81 CJlcer, HAi. al 81 early
b he Norway Dramatic C.nb-cer-
.- parts 10 be taken by some Of our
'.-Alo~a citizens.
.,e Register sa,s Tne high schoO.
give S. exhibition m Concert Hai.
: e-l,sday evening, Nov. l5,h. Al
1y.ei Ga account Of this eXhio.-
&c lac Ua.yersalis, circle has been post
-sd -n,i Wednesday, Nov. 2zi. and
z Congregational circle meets with
r. D,l.er Andrews on Tuesday slier-
70 ard evening. Nov. l4.B.
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Attend 10 XOur Head and Hair
Don't Delay Using This.

Woodis Improved Hale Restorative is
unlike any other, and has 10 equal. Tie Improv
cJ has now Vegetable tonic rroportics; restoring
grey hair to GLOSSY natural color rcstorss faded
dry, her-b and falling hair: restores, dresses.
gives ,ig1r go the hair; restores hair TO prema-
turrly bald heals; removes d,ndygG, humcrs,
soaly crupuous. removes irritation, itching and
scaly dryu,ss. No article produces such wonder
tul effects. Try IL, call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, and doi.I be- fu; ~ rrifk any other
article. sold by all druggists IA this place and
dealers everywhere. Trade supplied at manaiac-
tircrs' prices by c. :. Coos s Co, Chicago, sole
Agents for the United states and Cauadas, and by
Weeks x Potter. Bston &u9. ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14

-e Ladies Sewing Circle Of tits p!sce
grand Festival and Fair or The
-.-. Of ous pastor, Rev. n. kor,ial. on
-sstay evening. Nov. 1t. Seventy
l5..4-s Seye .e,. IN The treasury ate
2V.-E expenses The STAIR was al
5 conducted throughout. and much
J., due ,hy ladies oi this vicinity Tor
Gaining ef.oIts 10 make the occasion
-.,,s. We vii not attempt TO dys-
,- 1- % -uy devices used 10 extract
-,e-, p.eces-sud even ,arge change
-,.e pockets oi those present, bat We
-s-eg believe that very little in that
-.,y.a was omitted. A wedding was
sag The many attractions OF the
.-.1g b.
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TOWN ITEMS.


The followiag officers OF
.,rWtye vero Installed on the
Go W. Shaw, L. D.; Marcus
Wet a.; his vile and Mrs.
B.ckueli Supporters; Miss Ada
y. T; Alder, Shaw, X. 5. /;
.C,,,ser. \. :. ; Henry A. B.chnell.
SIR. Narcie K Croker, I. VIM.
r C.: Frank Irish. NJ. Miss Dora
% d NJ; Wm. l. Morrill, and
nerds. The Wave closed the thir
20 o,.-,er 10 prosperity. having
g,.tb, 10 their ranks, maintained
veeslg meetings during the excite
-.o,ap-esj1eOtiaD canvass.
"a. Iiac5la aud wife, long known
r,e,isll by reason OF age and III
... were made ,orejoice on the 4th
.., ,,Aeus oi bensvolence. iucln-
,,r,r. oi tl,ur. aud some green
,,.,eyed to them by Dea Cyrus
H,uicyt.
-.,;o- visited the Free High school
r,-..o-i Ok 3cl st The Richardson
.[.,,a,s ia company Of ChSs. II.
...l,i All S,nL HAytori 5. 5.
.-,..,es aad others. found a most
In, scsoo. laugh. by Miss Georgia
.s.,,o. Ctatol. being her thirteenth
q, .e,cd,ag. The thorough review
s.i.h,t energy perseverance, and dis
o. sad toae much for The good Of ali.
-, Sale Dearborn, Carrie Keen.
Barrett Nellie DN,en, and James
-i,,a. L'rNooi Doten have rot
. ,5,.a, OF tarly durinz the term.
a, ,p aI.j h, hss given The farmers
Time Co provide for winter and
watch has been well improved by
HWrFoRD.
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SHOWS Falls.

Oar school house was entered by q
couple OF traDps Saturday evening, the
Alb. They effected sn entrance by break
Jog a pane OF glass aad reaching the
window spring. The blackbOarcs were
ioual 10 be covered with writing, the
books scattered promiscuOusly and sew
eral ken, together with pens, ink, &c.
A haaI-cart belonging 10 child il the
neigh5orhooj was also spirited away
TIE presumption Is that they needed the
cart - carry provision obtained al the six
places where they called within three
.our;As OF 8 mile. Thos Stearns, accom-
v.a:sd by Sheriff Stacy, started ON their
,rsc<. I'D overlook them at Shelburne.
Nh They were easily tracked-haviDg
r.,s.c clothes lines. bee-hives, &c, Oh
u. il qay. Twenty-.To keys were found
up,a their persons, by means OF which
,h.y had entered several buildings. They
scknow lodged all their misdemeanoFs,
and W hen asked the reason Of such con-
duct, replied with great GOODNESS, that II
always was kind of natural for them to
steal.
oar school. uuder the instruction OF
Miss Alice Hammond, has been in session
three weeks and is prospecting hneIy'
This i Miss H4mmoud's second term
here. She has introduced new and IL
teresiing feature this term, that OF music
nigh, and morning.
We have a Young folks choir, which
o.fnr5s excellent music at our Sabbath
afternoon services. Rev. A. Hill has
nyeaehed here once in TWO weeks during
the summer.
Mr. G,edbil. who has been connected
viii the Paper Mil Tor three years past
has gore to Massachusetts,. Thomas
S,earos. Of Cambridge, Mass. has bought
Chase ( PerSins's interest in the Mil.
q. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14

About forty persons have visited ,ho
Centennial Exhibition IRON Oxford and
vicinity. ""u
Dlp'herlA is about town. but only one
lAlai case has occurred as yet
lnompson's Pond is sill very low. and
unless more rain falls before winter sets
H. manufacturing interests will be ser;-
ously crippled.
Lawyer Hazen has moved into the
dwelling recently occupied by Gen.
Perry.
a painful interest is being taken in the
election by both parties, which will con-
unue untiI the issue is definitely known
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The Grand ofN.w York.

To southern and Western Travellers TO the Cen.
iounial who intend visiting New York, will find
TUE GRAND UNIoN Horst. opposits Grand Cen
,ral depot, one Of the best hotels ia New York to
stop AZ. Itis so near the depot that the traveller
is spared al annoyance aud expense Of carriage,
baggage and eNpressaso hicr, while its location is
such that street car and stage lines radiats from
This point 90 = . parts OF the city. II has elegant
IS furnished rooms, has an the latest improve
mcnis and Is run on the European plan. Travellers
visiting New York, or or their way 20 or from the
Centennial, viii find Il par excellence in every
respect !, is under the manag cmcnt OF W. ID
GARRISON. and has become one of the most
popular hotels IN the ciiy of New York.
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ssilcai.

SIS. The weather Tor the past tew
a1l ales, has been very favorable
farmers 80 finish their fail work.
,o. Isl. Aiats proved As good as
seed
D. S. Kub.l has SHIPPED one
a,> y, Po,a;oes from This small
I.- G. ats are getting a,cng iaoly.
yea. .a.,t,s, is iii, sep, % and the
~, a-s very Interesting rae
u ugv numbers some oae huCdsed
,N.y g-ues.
W.l. bis moved .a,o has new house
B. he c-a.ca
L. RICHARDSON Is putting OF an Addi-
!. % a, barn, Ntich proves q great
-5--. are 90 Liu. b.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, Ss:-Board OF County Commissioners,
September Session, A. ID. 1896.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are ie-
sponsble and that inquiry into the merits OF their
applicatiOn is eXpedi.nt: Ii Is ordered, That the
County Commiss toner's meet ut the Mount Cutler
House in Hiram on Friday, Dec -, next ut 10 a NJ
aud thence proceed TO view the route MENTIONED in
said petition; immediately after which view hear
ing of the parties and witnesses will DC had ut some
convenient place III the vicinity and sueh other mea
ures taken In the premises AS the Commissioners
hall Judge proper. And Il is further ordered, tha,
notice of me time, place and purpose OF the Com
mssoners' meeting aforesaid be gwen 10 all persons
and corporations Interested, BY causing attested
coes OF said petition aud of this order thereon To be
served upon the Clerk Ol the iowa Oi Hiram aud
also posted up in three public places in said town
and published three weeks successfully In the Ok
ford democrat newspaper printed ut Paris In said
County of Oxford, the first vi said publications
ana each Of the other notices, TO be made,
served and Posted, at least 30 days before said
time of meeting, TO the end that all persons and
CORPORATIONS may then aud there appear, and shew
,ause. II any they have, why the prayer ot said
nsTi,ioners should not be granted.
Attest; JAMES ). WRIGHT, Clerk.
, .rue copy of said Petition and Order vi Court
Attest: JAMES S. WRIGHT, Clerk
nOVlt3w
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STATE OF MAINE.

To the Commissioners for the County Of oxford
The undersigned, citizens of the town OF Hiram
in said County, respectfully represent that a
County road was located about three years ago
in the towns of Denmark and Hiram IN said
County, beginning near the dwelling house OF
VIM. Bean in Denmark Aforesaid, thence north
easterlY 10 the town way IN sad IRAN, leading 10
the dwelling house OF Thomas Mabry; and further
represent that public convenience and necessity
require that the location Of said County road should
be altered aud changed, beginning ut the south
erly end of the road, Lately built by the inhab-
itauts OF Denmark, on the towns line of said
Denmark and Hiram, and thence running south
erly by the "ilsh pond" on the farm OF the late
Alexander BraZIer 10 the village on the cast side
of Ssco River, known rs Hatch COner-we there
fore pray that your Honorable Court may exam
inc said route, and make and establish such alter
ations and locations as you may deem proper.
CALEB K. AVER Il u others.
Hiram Nov. 1. $50.
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% Weeks &, buldins him a new
> OF >c50C! street.
- / S.sa',y has commenced a nice
-.r-} -nu>e oc tac same street.
IS i.5c4aday Is building 81 ell and
g..
.l-a >lcr. -. has returned igom
. Centennial. lie Will commerce
41y on Man stree; mex. week.
.-yI aye schaO. commenced Mon
NV. g. url,r charge OF ). 4. Nc
20 Freedom. y. Il. ".
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Rutnford.

The f" flowing officers Of Blazing Star
Lodge T * \. NJ were installed by +.
NJ, + II. Powers in his able and impress
slye manner:
F. II. Bartlett. NJ W; S. Howe, 5
VIII. Il. Smi,h, J. w. II. W. Howe.
Treas 4; p Z Eaton, See II. Z. Dolloh'
S.D.;F. 7. Bart EFT, J. D.; y. 5. Far
nun, Marshall; Z. V. Abbott, I.
7. +. Eaton. Sec.
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u 8 Z
Renne's MagicOil.

II you have got Rheumatism, ,o..o,,
USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.
Ii you have got Neuralgia, ..,.,e,..,,
II you have got Collie or Cramps, .,,,c o,,,
USE KEN\E'S MAGIC OIL.
IL Won have got any kind of Ache or Pain,
USE RENNE'S PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL.
Try it. and You will be surprised at the beneficial
effect derived nom thorough and faithful use "l
this popular family remedy II Is purely vegetable
safe aud clean 10 use internally or externally.
Sold in Paris by \. NJ. Hammond; 50. Paris, \
81 Gerry: Norway, \. Oscar NOyes, \. j. Rowe
Bethel. q. r. Wiley; so. Waterford, Chas. Young (;
Fryeburg, L. L. Ware; Harrison Hammond \ son.
WM. EENNE h son, Propr'rs, Pittsheld, Mass
iulyg5.Sm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14
Summer.

lev. J. W. Tareton, who has supplied
'he congregational church in this place
SIX months, closed his labors with US last
'aooalh. lie will preach at South Paris,
the l9th inst.
lev. Mr.. Tarleton has lecture upon
lood, which is practical aud valuable
one Tor every person. He will deliver il
IN Va'ioGs parts oil Oxfold County this
winter. All should hear him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14
SnreIY Afflicted.

j. q. RoSrorh d Co. Dcprcr Gentlemen. -
Prompted by a fellow feeling for those afflicted
with Catarrh, wish 10 add my testimony in behalf
OF SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CArAEnl. !
have been sorcy afflicted with this fearful disease
for four years, and have tried every known remedy
without avail, until bought a bottle of the above
Cure from you, which gave me almost instant re.
lief. II being a constitutional as well As local
remedy, believe it 10 be all that IS claimed for ii
n Radical Cure Tor Catauh. Very truly ysurs
WM. AMEFl\ r,
With ,Ipusou. bliss 4 Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14

In Albany, Nov. 3, Kendall Saunders son oi
fra III. saunders, aged l. years. =,
In Sumuer, Nov. S, Herbert L., son OF WIN. IL.
and Clafrissa Field. - 10, .,
In 30. Paris, Oct. 2G. Mrs. Fannie w, wife OF
Jonathan Clark, aged about - years, ...oa
Ia Cambridge, y. H., Oct, "a, John Brown aged
a years. -. \, ,tar,. ITardv
Youngest daughter Of Alfred BickneilOl h"r'ioId'
aged years,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14
W CA W. EBo

To al who - suffering from the errors and in
discreilons Of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cav. loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe
TIA, Will cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by 4 missionary in
south America. Send selfaddresscd envelope
70 the REV. JosErH 7. INSLN, Station d., Bltse
Ty,,,ss N,,r YorE Clv octlo GIN
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m BANKRUPTCY

DISTRICT Court OF TIE USIrEp STATES -
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
Ia the matter Of Err NC - p.vyouprc0
INTTRE, Bankrupt. !" on"NhV' III
rINHIS is 70 give notice that petition has been
/ presented 10 the Court, this tWtEty.eight
day OF October, 1870, BY Ezra MClntiie OF Dixneld
IN said District, bankrupt, praying that he may
be- decrced TO have "a full discharge from all h.
debts proyable under tue BaukrIr; Act, and up0a
Teaaiug said petition;
II is ordered by The Court, that hearing be had
upou the same, on the lr-t Monday y: January,
4 -. ISL, before the Court N Portland, in said
District at 10 o'clock \. NJ and tina notice there
OF be published in the oxford Democrat anu the
Pennington Chi Onic!e, newspapers published IN
said District, once q week iVr three successive
weeks, the last publication 10 be thirty days az
least before the day OF hearing, and all creditors
who have proved their debts aud others in interest
ma appear ~ said time and place, and show
cause, ii any they have, why the prayer of said
Petitioner should not be granted.
WA. Z. PREBLE, Clerk
Of District Court for said District.
noYli.3w
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MARRIED.

In linton, Oct. % by ReT. L. z. Gould, at tho
residence of the brides father, Mr. Bennett Morse
~ Grafton and Miss Jorusha Peasley OF Hton
In Paris, Oct. -, By Rev. \. mn, 1iDDs H. heE
an and Miss Hattie T. Rowe, both of Paris; Nov
Z Wallace +. Carter oil Norway aud Miss Mary l..
Packard OF Greenwood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14

The seed OF consumption can be destroyed by
the use of ADANsoS's BOTANIC BALsAN, the
great remedy for'coughs and colds. Price only
IS cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14

To allay tickling cough, and to render the
voice clear, take Forest Tar Tsoches"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14

Inbalius the hot yapors Of solution Of "Forest
Tar for Bronchitis and Cons umpton alla,s the
cough, aid, cxpectoration, restores The appetite
ard promotes sleep. oei-i Tvs
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Woodstock.

The Collector respectfully requests the
taxpayers of Woodstock to pay in their
taxes to the Collector by the twentieth OF
December, to pay the State tax.
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wis,ar,s BaI.em Of wild cherry.

The great remedy for Consumption. This well.
known remedy is offered to the public sanctioned
by The experience OF over forty years; and when
resorted 10 in season seldom tails TO effect spec
dy eme Of Coughs, Colds, Group, bronchitis In
luenza' Whooping Cough Iioarstness, PAIN or
Soreness in the Chest or size, Bleeding at the
Lungs. Liver Complaint, tic. Beware OF counter
leits Remember that the genuine WtsTAk's BAL.
SAN of WILD CHkRBl has on the outside wrapper
the signature OF 81 BUTTS and the printed name
ol the proprietors, "SETH W. fOWLE 4 Sons.
RoSrON.' All others are base limitations. EN.
anime the wrapper carefully before purchasing.
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DIED.

announcement OF death, five lines or less-n
scrte,i free. obituaries contributed by friends of
Leased. will lie charged for az the rate OF I'VE
cents uer line-uO exceptions.
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5000 Feet Above the Sea.

The following testimonials are from Messrs. j,
q. BoswoRTu & CO. Denver Col, large and IN.
fluen,ial druggists. They report uaprccedcnictlly
large sales and universal satisfaction. No other
disease is universally prevalent in that region.
They speak OF the following gentlemen As among
ffl.frl t.f oil
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH
Meets fS,n Wants ~ tOuSands.

Gentlemen, We have sold SANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE for nearly one year, and can candidiy say
that we never sold similar preparation that gave
such universal satisfaction. We have TO learn the
first complaint yet.
We arc not IN The habit of recommending patent
medicines, but your preparation meets the wants
of thousands. and we think those afflicted should
be convinced Of its great merit, that their suffer
ing will be relieved. We have been in the drug
business for the past twelve years constantly AND
sold everything for Catarrh, but yours leads all
the rest Ii you see proper You can use this letter
or any part OF il you wish. Very truly yours,
;. ID. BALDWIN 4 co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Drugs Books and
Stationery, Washington, Ind Feb. -, 1876.
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Greatly Afflicted.

McsSTs. j. q. Bosip0Tfi 81 Co, Dc.rcrs Gentlemen
| take great pleasure IN recommending SAN
FORD'S RADICAL CrRE ToR CArARgu TO all who
are afflicted with this disease | was greatly az
cted with II l0r long time, aud cured it with tive
bottles OF the above CURE. About year after:
wards was again taken with Catarrh, quite Sc
vercly, ana Immediately sent for another bottle
which fixed me all right, giving me relief, from
the first dose. ! am confident that This remedy
will DO all that is claimed TO- t, and more. too.
Wishing You success IN lis introduction, am, very
truly yours, a. ". SMITH,
Denver, Oct t. 1873, Of Smith A ID n.
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NnthpTs

Mothers can secure health Ion their chil.
drvn and rest for ;hcmsclvcs by The use Of Cast.
oiia. perfect substitute for Castor oil. 1t is
absolutely harmless and is as pleasant 10 take
a. honey ForWind Collie, sour stomach, Worms
or Constipation for youug o. OLD, there IS nothing
Hkeit It's certain it is speedy, /. is cheap.
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81
The Oxford Democrat,
VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE,
Quarterly
From January LIST. 1877. TO January LIST,
1875,
For ST.. SO.

we have made arrangements with JAMES WICK,
the World. Renowned Florist, Of Rochester, y. "
which enable MS TO offer his elegant illustrated
Quarterly, In connection wi'h rHE OXFORD DIM
oCRAr for the price OF the litter alone.
Every person old or new Subscriber, who pays
for THE oxyoED DEMOCRAT 10 January /, 1879,
before the 18th OF January, $50 viii be entitled
to receive the benefits OF this o1er.
OH subs Ibcrs, who have paid for portion Of
the year Isl, viii be entitled 10 the GUIDE by
paying for the remaining months OF that year, at
the rate OF l2l cents per month.
This offer will positively close on the 18th OF
January, ls97.
Hundreds ofpersous in oxford County received
the GUIDE last year, by accepting similar offer;
and by suggestions received from il have made
their homes more cheerful and met wisl better
success in both flower and kitchen gardening.
Subscribers must pay all arrearages and sum.
Client to cary the paper through 1871. No others
will receive he GUIDE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14

Delays are dangerous, and persons suffering
from Dropsy, Rights Discasc, Kidney, Bladder
ami Glandular Malad;cs, Mental and Physical
Debility, should at once take HUNTS RENE
Df. Retention aud !Rcontincnco of Urine, Fe-
male Irregular itcs, and n fact all affections OF
the Urino-Genital Organs, are cured 10y HUNTS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-14
REMEDY
INrAlIuLr EYE WASH cures Weak Eyes.

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would disturb the congregation. Cure it thoI
with Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar {
pure vegetable remedy, uuiailiug as The sun anc
mild and harmless as The summer air. Sold 10y al
drugu.sts Pixies Toothache Drops cure IN on,
minute. no. iw