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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05
The Yellow Cemtaur Linimeni

rs adapted % Tie tough SKIN, Nesh and muscles OF
horscs and animals. Il has performed more wen
dcriul cures OF spawn, SpIaln, sweeney, Wind.
gals, Scratches aud general lamcness, than all
other remedies IN existence. Read what the great
ENpressmen say oil 10
New York, January, lS7l
EVERY owner OF horses should give the Cen
taur L,niMcnt 4 trial. We consider IL the best
article ever uscl IN stables.
I'll. MARSH, Sup't Adams TX. Stables, y. \.
~. PuLTZ, Sup't : IN. stables, y.
"ALBWEr ;. OLlN, SUp'i Nat. ~ stables, y. \.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. l., 1875.
"GeuilCmeu,-I have used over ono gross OF
Ceutaur liniment, yellow wrapper, ON the mules
of my plantation, besides doZeus OF The family
Lin :meut tor my negroes. want 20 purchase Il
at the wholesale price, and viii thank Won 10 ship
me by Savannah steamer one gross OF each kind.
Mes.Is. \. I. stewart i Co VIII pay your bill on
presentation. Eespcct'Y, JNNES BRowN.'
The best patron OF this L,nimont are Farriers
and Veterinary Surgeons ltheals Calls Wounds
and poll-Evli. removes SWrliinSs and is worth
millions OF dollars 20 Farmers, Liyciymcn, stock
growers, sheep raisCrs and those having horses
or cattle What Farricr cannot DO ior $50 the
Centaur Iinimcn' viii do for = irAing cost.
These Lininicn 4 are warranted 10y the propri'
ctors and bottle viii uc given 10 ans tarrlCr or
Physician who desires 90 test them. sold every
where.
laboratory Of j. p. ROSE * CO..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05

OXFORD. ss.-Ai q Court Of Probate .ri .
Ihri-, wuhln sud TOR he County ui uN17. no
tl8c thlr,i TursJly ui November a. ID. l-,'.
SANUEL T. CHARLES named EAc.-,I. ID a
y regttHu instruments Vlv'.u . g. .' .. ID
" ~ and Ic,nmen: Of Olive Lblrr. il,c Dbl. % .
burg M said County decra- ed. hsrIl- pgc'elir
the saigc Tor .'ruIItc.
Ordered. That the said Executor give 1c.c' I'D
all persons Interested by causing q cops ni i-
Ortcr TO be- published three W,,A- su,t'- ..''l ~
the oxford Democrat printed 81 lafi-. 'l.t .L't
may appear AZ Il frDbat" Court o. Zee l'lt az Az
IN said County, on thc third Iue.tl} 60! inr E'At
at O'CLOCK In The forenoon ans slew cll.r. . --i
they have ahy the same should g 60 BE- Irf'Daa i-
proved Ini 1liDwcd a, the lat rs sd sl L., AN -'
OF said deceased.
.WALEEG.Ia'ge
Atrue ;opY-atte.i ". q. INFts. E.E.'..i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05
\. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true eopy-atte.t: u. G. DAVIS. kegi.t,r.

OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF PROBATE ncld al
Paris within and for the County of Oxford
on the third Iuc.day Oi November, a. ID. 1876,
HANID HAMMONS named executor In a GER
- tain instrument puTporling 10 be the last W iil
aud Trstain, nj OF sally III. Parker late OF Frye
burr in sald County deceased, having presented
the same for probate;
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy Of
thi. order 10 be published three weeks successfully
in the oxford Democrat printedatParis, that the
may appear at Probate Court 10 be held AZ Paris
IN SAID County Oh the third Tuesday OF Dec. next
ats O'Clock IN the forenoon aud shrw causeif anj
tHey have Why the same should not be proved, ap-
proved ana allowed ls The ast " ill and Testament
OF said dsccA ell
An. WALLER, Judge.
4 irne conH-al.e.l. u. q. DAAIs- Eal.L.r-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05

OXFORD, So a. . cont 81 Probate ..d l'
Paris within aud for ihc County I'D oxford
on The tl4itd Tur-da, OF Nottmurr A. y. .-.I,
= AIRY AVERY, named kNnrIi.h II f certain
Aht Instrument purpItilns tp D- Doe I'-t ~ !.
and Testament a. Peter Holman. .afn Oi N\l..I.
IN said County. deceased, having rre.calri Dr.
same ton Prt,balc:
Ordered, That the said EX'Cuti \ .iyc notice
TO all persOEs interested by causing cops .i taF
order to De- pubshtdthree week .slcc'-'if'.F .n'l'
oxford Democrat printed ~ Paris. thai tu'f ia.t
appear al a Probate Court 90 Pee utl4 AZ l.-i...
iu .lid County on the tbirl tuesday 90 b.r. r,N
~ O'Clock in the forenoon sut rtJu cH-.r . a-.
they have why she same .lt0a.d not 5r iIu.,i If.
proved AMI allowed a, the h.t N..l aai I.s...
mcut 81 -ai3 deceased
All WALkEE,J-isc.
true copy Attest. n. G.. DAVIS E.a.,.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05

OXFORD, ss:-M Court OF Probate held =
Paris within and Tor the County Of oxford
on the third TUESDAY OF November. \. ID. $50
CPENCEK ABBOTT named Executor m Ger.
> tain instrument pufpOrling 10 be the last " i.l
aud Testament vt Anna Abbott late OF Rumtotd
la said County deceased, having presented the
same tor Probate:
Ordered, that the said Executor give notice 10
ali persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order 10 5c published three weeks excessively IN
the oxford Democrat, printed az Paris, that they
may appear ~ Probate Court Ia be held at Pari-
in said county on the third Tuesday of bee. next
at 9 O'Clock In the forenoon and show cause II auy
they have why the said Instrument should not be
proved, approved and allowed As the last Win
and Testament OF said deceased.
\. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true eopy-attest: u. G. DAVIS. kegi.trr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05
For Sale at Manufactures Prices by

fUI DdiG al MdllllldGlulGS lllJN ny
] o. CROOkER, Agent for Norway and Paris;
J. IL DECoSTER, Buckheld;
wM. H. FRENCH, Turner;
c. K. HOUGHTON, Bryant's Pond;
:. a. BROCK, Bethel;
PERIY BROS. a WESTON, Bridgton;
/. q. KING, Monmouth.
L THOMPSON, Canton.
sB-All parties arc cautioned against buying
from any but our regular authorized ageuts, n
we iGeud to protect our agents right sharp
4. l.. n T.. +. GOSS,
Pa,en,ee Manu- cturers Of the Celebrated 0RC.Stoys
octl7 I'm LEWISTON, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05
Il will do 0lG-tlird more heating than any
other with the same amount Of fuel,

Because Il has double The iadiating surface lii
recily exposed 10 the IRE, one broad sheet nue
carving ihe flames entirely around the stove
keeping the AoDr and feet warm.
lire can D. easily kept all winter without kiudl
ing. and house plants can be Kept all winter a.
safe and free from frost as 10y = coal stove
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05

laboratory Of j. D. ROSE Il CO..
AZ DRY ST. NEW YORK.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09
Platform Of the Independent Party ad
opted at Indianapolis May IL. 1875

The independent Party Ia called into
existence BY the necessities Of the people
whose industries are FRUSTRATED, whose la
hor Is deprived OF its just reward a. the
result OF the serious mismanAgement Of
the national finances, which errors both
the Republican aud Democratic Parties
neglect t. correct. In view az the failure
Of these parties a. furnish reilef to the do
pressed Industries q the country, thereby
Disappointing the inst hopes and expocta-
tons q suffering people, We declare our
principles and invite all independent and
patriotic men "a Join our ranks in this
movement for financial reform and Iadus
trial emancipation.
First We demand the Immediate snd
unconditional repeal Of the specie. resump-
ton Act of January IA, 1875, and the re-
cue ~ our industries from the disaster and
ruin resulting from it's enforcement, and
We call upon all patriotic men to organize
IA every congressional district Of the cuun-
try. with the view Of electing Represent
etiyes q Congress who will leglsate for,
aud Chief Magistrate who will carry out
the wishes II the people in this regard,
and thus stop the present suicidal and
destructive policy Ut contraction.
Second We believe that United States
Notes issued directly by the Government,
and convertible on demand into United
states obligations, bearing an equitable
rate II interest mot exceeding one cent a
dag IA each one hundred dollars), and in
Interchangeable slth United States Notes AZ
Jar, vii afo-I the best circulating medium
ever d-v sea such United States notes
should bvaiuil ], gal tendrrfor Allpurposes.
except for the payment Of such obligations
as arr 10 cNistlng contracts expressly
maze payable IA CON. Aud We hold that
u Is the DUTY ~ the Government to pro-
vide sGch ac.rculating medium, aud We in
s'st, in tine lau. 1age of Thomas Jefferson.
THAI bank pager must be suppressed aud
the circulation restored To the nation, 70
s. rn j belongs
"lhird-It Is the paramount duty %
the Government IN all its legislation to
aetp IN view the full development Of all
legitimate business, agricultural, mining,
manufacturing aAd commercial.
Fourth We most earnestly protest
against any further issue Of gold bonds, FIR
sale ~ foreign markets, by means Of which
ve would be made, for longer period
hewers ui wood and drawers Of water for
foreign nations. especially as the American
people would gladly aud promptly take at
par all the bonds the Government may
need d sell, provided they are made pay
able st the option of the holder, although
bearing interest at three aud sixty live
nnc-hundredshs per cent. per annum, or
even loNcr rate
Fifth We further protest against the
.f d a. < Al
Of bayIng silver to be used as a substitute
for our more convenient and less tiuctuat
lns fractional currency, which, although
veil calculated To enrich the owners Of
sily-r mines, yet IN operation will still
ilrthcr opprsss through taxation anal
ready overburdeued people.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09
And Mrs Hornblendo Disappeared an.

And Mrs Hornblende disappeared APP
parentiy ANXIOUS o. get out Of the atnios-
Phere Of arrest as quickly as pass,hle
Jessie Jessie !" easped the poor
widowed mother. who had not walked for
five years but always sat IN the one arm
chair by the one window meek and patient
as saint what does this mean How
have they got such thing into their
Z h ads Iii
Mother, d FAR, it will all be- right, y
said Jessie, resolutely checking the sobs
that rose 70 her throat. Il have done
nothing wrong. They cannot put me IN
jul ~
II rather think that's matter for the
magistrate to decade, SAID Mr. Jones
lofJlly
And SO poor Jessie Was taken of IN
charge Of the policeman, like any Wretched
culprlt uf the street
She pleaded mot guilty, but az what
use Was her supple plea The evidence
vas strong and she WAS committed for
trlsl ami ordered . prison, IN default ii
bail
And so the case was dismissed, t. make
room for the trial Of "a drunken brute, who
was accused ut pounding his much -endur-
ing wife into Jelly.
Am dreaming a. sobbed poor Jessie
On ~hy--~hy cant Die, before Tins
disgrace comes 10 my poor mother
Mr.. Jones returned. veil SATISFIED. 90
hls shop, IN front Of which stood the Md
/ i.on carriage, With it, olive green hammer
cloth and gIided coat Of arms lie hurried
m. Miss NJ Hon sat Ia front uf tht
counter.
"Oh, here Is Mr. jones himself said
Miss Million, IN tina, hish patch IT self
asserting voice ii hers, "TLa FUNNIEST
thing. MIR. Jones Positively. / almost
expected 70 Tee arrvsted-ha "a hat
When | reached home. nv u.atd found
tI,S banging 10 the lace Of uy sleeve
And she held UP the amethyst cross
Mr.. Jones and Ferguson. the sbosusn.
stared az each other guiirv Tie purple
flush w me amethyst seemed w glaze at
them hS, repruschtul eyes
1--WE acre temp h4sty, sal Mr Fer
gu,Hn.
'Ba', Yen SNOW. appearances Usre eli
against her, SAID Jones
The fortunate ~ appearance NJ th. ui,ss
10Y Jewels, of course, released poor Jessie
from 'duFsuce vllr Within the hour
bdt 4 have l"st tuy place as nursery
-overHcss 4; Mrs. H9ruhiouir's -leI
Jessie, White aud frightened. w snall
have ia starvn, mamma aud
n" fear OF It,4t my dear, sald Mr.
Jones, whose conscience hsd stang hlin
Sor,lN ior The Gay events iii hsve ave
httLr elves IF my own a me, ana Mrs
Jones IS delicate. laG ,haiI come ana ~.
nursery gtvrrpvSS tu them AVA l'n u4y
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09
Illinois Independent Platform.

Resolved, That the preserv alton Of our ma.
tiunal life imperatively demands that every
American voter shall attend with care to ali
PRIMARY nominations and elections Of compe-
tent and honest men to all offices in the gift
Of the people,
Resolved. That we demand the immediate
reform Of abuses in the civil service through
which the patronage Of the government is
dispensed as a reward for partisan serices.
rather than with regard to the public neces-
sites
Resolved, That we are in favor Of improv-
ing and perfectlug the navigation of our
lakes and rivers and water connections, as
soon as 1t can he possibly done.
Resolved, That we demand the repeal of
the specie resumption and national bank
acts, and the substitution Of legal tender
paper money for the national bank cir.
cnlation; the perfecting Of a none
tary system based upon the faith and resour-
ces of tbs nation and adapted to the demands
OF legitimate business, which money shall re
legal tender IN payment Of all debts, public
and private, duties on imports included, tex
cept that portion Of the interest and princi-
pal q the present public debt that is by the
express terms OF the law creating 1t made pay
able inmetalhc money!, this money to be in
Interchangeable at the option Of the holders
with registered government bonds bearing a
rate OF interest not exceeding 5 81 per cen
per annum.
Resolved, That as the tendency Of much of
the legislation Of Congress mas been to en-
nance the value ~ the interest bearing bonds
Of the government and TO depreciate the val
ne II the equally sacred obligations issued
20 the people their circulating medium, we
demand IN all future legislation equal and
exact justice TO all classes
Rc,o'ted. That W. demand the reservinp
Of the public lands the heritage Of the peo-
ole, FOR the actual settler, not another acre
Ton railroads or spcculators
Rsso'rct, That We demand the Abrogation
Of all laws that 30 not bear equally upon
capital and labor, the removal Of unjust tech.
nicalities, delays and determinations in the
administration Of Justice and the adoption Of
measures providing for the health and safety
ot those engaged ia mining, manufacturing
and building pursuits
Reso{rsd, That the right Of the Legislature
to regulate aud control the railroads and
other corporations BY the State must be YIN.
dicated, established aud maintained a. ar
essential Of the State government
R,soirtd, That We demand o reduction Of
all public expenditures to the end that tax
alton may be reduced TO the lowest possible
limits.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09

Nineseenth-To prevent, by all lawful
means, the practice now in vogue Of invoking
the aid Of the military whenever or where
ever the toihng mssses refuse to submit to
the arbitrary or unjust demands Of aggregated
wealth or unprincipled employers-by which
the men enlisted as the nations defenders be.
come the nations oppresson.
Twentieth-The establishing by Govern
H.ent OF a just standard Of distribution
10 labor and capital, by providing purely
national circulating medium, based on
the faith and resources OF the nation, is
sued directly TO the people, without the in.
tervention OF any system Of banking cOrpor-
atoms, which money shall be legal tender
IN the payment Of all debts, public and pri-
vate, and interchangeable at the option Of the
holder Tor registered Gov eminent bonds, bear
ing rate Of interest not to exceed 3 65-lOO
per cent, subject to future legislation by
Cong ess
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09

THE World MovEs.-We clip the fol.
lowing from the Irish Worl.i, Of Nov. p
TENANT RICHT.-lt is progressing and
expanding, and striking ceeper root in
Ireland, daily. Even a Ciurch 81 Eng
land minister, who held by courtesy four
acres belonging 10 RI. Hon RoBr. T..
O'NEIL, got fOrty-three pounds for i'm
provements made during his incumhency
This was at the Magherafel, Land Sessions.
A welShtier case also came up. ~ which,
on forty three acre farm. one thousand
pounds is demanded from the Drapers'
Company, under the Ulster Custom. and
also six hundred pounds for improvements.
The case was postponed to wait for wit
ness to vii. In the times gone by.
many thousand pounds worth vas taken
by the landlord without shilling of com
pensation. So the world is beginning to
move in the right direction.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09
THE AMETHYST CROSS

S-Rn-N AoAfAN tNNN'NA t-AN Ne'AAANtN VI AlAt
~building-tops Noon with ITS rush OF
people. its great throhh,ng tide OF human
ity. And Mr.. Jones. - the hrm Of
"Grasp,Lgton aud Jones. Jewellers,
Watchmakers, and Dealers Ia Diamonds,
leaned back ia hls char with prtdigIous
yswn, which .uade hi~ countonAnce, hks
unto that Of the tov GIANTS Vho terrify aud
Astonish the infant miud by swallowing an
incredible amount 81 small boys, III the
show windows.
"Hugho uttered Mr. Jones. "A duil
dAy. tins. for business
The words w,re hardly out IT bis mouth
before the duar opened ana an elegantly
dressed young lady -stpt In.
"a uish 10 look Al some smethysts. NJ
said she
Mir Jones bowed IuS On Miss Million.
the daughter of old Million. Rho had made
his fortune in hides ard leather Mabel
Million was 4 tan, snowy. sirl, with great
black eyes cherry cheeks. and ~hlte teeth.
which sae C.st .-. q wlth great iiborahty
whenever she tl.Dtd ur suIiei. aud her
dress was ruby velvet, tr,mmed with lace.
that Was p littl. duWIy d. itself
Mr. Jones skfl.lG| IA the matter II Gus.
TONERS, scented Z bargain ~ once. ana put
ga ~ most atAn'r a,r As hc spread the
trsT 81 glitter-ug ornaments uu the counter
oe,.,'s -,
I,.,, y, .,.,,r....i n. ,..I' 1T
$500 ....'...'. s......t,., I'''s ''-1
-, ''''e' - VI" L''ndon'
TT ',r"'s 'iUs ''', N''''S,H "i1ereI them
Nheh M was .H i'T's me last We have
n"''"Hh AZ a'-' '''- """'Nh' h"tninI a.
Al. " maAe pfat'lce arT@r f" -ive e.
street hrSsars
f'u are l5ile mistaken, SIR. sa'd a
''ft N,',+. -' h' o---tr
Ana 'lT. ''i.t-' laNI..- p second i'"A.
P7Itol''u Il .''a. Ell -'' '.'" ''-s'tArh-
III ''''N ~'' .'i N-',' '''l.''''l' oal
,'S
~ '.A '''v-' 'i neI
"." W. '7'
~ ~ ,..- n. .i........ W. s'..
.,r..,,,r., I, .,.s ..,r....... r.
tasr,,r-s5 ,,r.I'., ii .'.t ,7.., ..'...,
r-,t, N, IA. ....-,..
IA ,,rrr NJ. -'....,-t...- NJ r..... -..r...
dIsuara.la..r. srI.. ,ee.rn5 ,p. .vs nm
Miss Ai.lh.u aud IKE anern, y. We
don't g,a-ra..r h..y ,ueg -h...4
'.Blt h.-4.v. ,,... tr.-- wy .x,,o.
tlau tn nov case. sand Jessie. ta.-,-,..-Iy
we ar very rusr. amt ann Nv. i.r--s.T.,
Poor Jessie n.l sAs .,.,o human
nature httle better. t.is es, Fly Wv 5t.r
.Isa NY would b,y- r..s Nh i,n..
drumnsd ind,ffereDtry Wy. ,... ...-,r-a- ,.l,i-
the fingers ut his left hand
What d1 vsr ass f1,. " " E.. .,..,,,r,3
ai,h,ut even ..... .,....... ,l. ,.....-.,
-Ttr,>f t.-..... ,I,..... sr-
.nM ..r. .-..t
I,ps. nm. . $500 t-''.''' nj ~
a, a-h -. ~ ''
What d,y..5i ..>....- ,..t-5.
..Ar>rI,p.. I. ,.,..,..., ...... Y.
said Jessie ". Il .ps-..,..,.
ITS w.r-a r.. r..r. -r.- I'LL. .r...r..,--
a. me. " sand NIr Jones
.r-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09

The Little mill" at Allentown, Pa.
has resumed operations. II will give I'm.
ploymsnt to 1b0 men.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09
F.kunLers R,uer win. rIr.u

has mover been 10 fail in the cure q weakness
attended with symptoms; Il disposition a. exerion.
loss o. memory q faculty Of breathing genera weak
ness. horror u disease. weak ner Gus trembling
dreadful horror a. death. night swcats, coi' FEEL
weakness dmness % vision. langour. urverSaa asi-
tne II the muscular system enormous Appet TO uiih
hSpcptc symptoms, hot hands, flushing II the body
dryuess n the skin pgld cOuntensnce and eruption-
the face purifying the b.aod, pain 10 the hacE heaS
iuls, tae eyts frequent black spots fyin. before
TIE syts, vita temporary ehusi,n snd loss ~ sight
want cf attention ETC. These fymptons all arlAe from
weakness, sid ~ remedy that. use Or. krSKEL's
Bitter Inc of Iron. Il never fails. Thousands are
NV enjoying health who have ussd H. Take onls L.
kusEELs.
beware ~ counterfeiis and base limitations. A.
klnses Butter Wine of Iron l. well known All over
the country druggists thein-elves mix imitation
aed tTv 70 palm q n their customer. when thoy
can ~ huuktls Bitter Wine u hon.
Aunkefs Butter Wine IT Iron Is put IN oTy IN q
bottles, and has yeo~ prapper nicely put up the
outside with ,he prppr etnTs Photograph the sraT
pr otrh bottle. Alssy- lJ-oS 90 the pho1ngTph
the oussit and ycu all be sure always N ret the
nuiue. 81 ter bottle. IN for O.. Sold by Drug
gsts ard Dealers everywhere.
All Worms Removed Alive.
z. r KrNEFLs Worm syrup never fail> 70 destroy
Pin Seat aud stomach Worms pr EUSKsL, the only
successful physician who removes Tape Worm 10 tao
hours, shve RIth head. and fee until removed.
{, mmon teaches II Tape Worm Be removed all
other can be readily destroyed Send for Cir
cular TO Dr. Eunkel, No. 95e North Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa call your drugEEt and Ask Tor
q bottle Of kunksls Worm Syrup. Pres Oh. Il
nOROr talls-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09

l75 South Clark street, corner Monroe
| + RasA Chicago Is stl treating all Private
| N~@@57M Nervous, Chronic and special seaSe~
1 TT%$H&S& SpermAtorrhosS. lmpotency sexual in
| (~S&A HN calArityl Female diseases and ditbcu
/ G4AXwA ties etc
/ sA&k< fT Consultation personally By lei
| TER Tree. Gre, u book illustrated. 50 cents.
DR.. MEAN is the only physician in the city that
warrants cure, pzy. All languages spoken.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09
NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS y THE
l. Y. 8 HceiqlaTt0r.. IHd Annapolis. ind.
President-JacksDn n. Wright, g. \. Mes Jrr-s It
Indianapolis. Ind
First Nice-Presldeni-J. q. Welsh, PennsylvnnA
Second Vice Preside t-Jerr Eurtng, M.ryiaaI
Third Vice Prs>id-nf ~. Maesry n Michigan.
Fourth Vice Pro~id nt-Mrs. Jenli1 leudsrnl.
Indiana
Fhth Vice President Duncan IcCorulfs Tilinol-
Secretary N. Acl.isrn4 2, Nes Yofk
TreasuTer-JOhn Sciuey. Inatsna.
Executive Daard- Can .ge1. Oh uols Knhe
schli'ng, Ohio o. Ben .'..hns. Wy w runu-, N. mia
H. = walls Ohio James ronnuli,. N-~ Yerk
Meets Al Washington. b. ~
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09
CARPENTERS.

A LBANY, y. Y.-CARPENTERS' AND
~ JOINERS UNION Alfred CIV pres. sim \
Grattan, lst vice pres, Peter Blake 20 vice pr e.
Isme~ j. Penders treas John j. Fitzgerald rec a
Richard noYle, I'm. sec. Andrew Shannan. asst m
sec ~ Richard h. Power, cor. SCI, iSs Green st. A
hany. n u.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-12-09
To Young Men--A Sure Cure

The uful Effects q early vice. which brings or
game Weakness, destroying both Mind and Body. with
III ~ direfnl lis permanently cured The results be-
fore Consumption sets ~ Palptaton d the Heart
nmidity. embling. Nervous y scharges Dyspepsia
etc. hose lad conditions Of mind much 10 be
feared. Forgetfuluess, Chaos % Ideas. Sadness u
Spirits. Ugly lmagings, Dislike to Social Life, and
Broodmg Melancholy.
MARRIAGE.
Married Men, or hose entering that happy life
aware Of ihysical Debility, Excthilty II the Nerves
Organic DiuAunion. other irregularities, quick Is
assisted and relief guaranteed
A Quick Cure Guaranteed.
N 1T sickness, positive relief No minerals
Young people losing their health spending time with
pretending quacks and table treatment, forcing
disease into IA ir bodies by deadly mineral puisons
causing fatal disorders the Head ThruAt Nose,
Liver and Lungs stomach Bowels. speedily cured
NJ false mOdesty should prevent them 10 call
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from Poland 262 jefferson avente, Biddle House
Bloc corner % Brush street. Detroit
IL fIpeworm expelled in three hour
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