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Nibio,nos.

1NTNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
az YORK, l12 broadway corner OF Maiden lane. New
YORK, Jny ~ 1870, A dividend OF twelve and
per cent will be paid this shareholders Of this com.
pani On aud after the lbih INST q. s. 30 EIT. Sec'y
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, TO THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMER
PLYMOUTH ROCK. DIV reason Of Its
cKAwAY .eagoing vessei. beauty. comfort.
THIS pop HI' boat fpr iRaoSSckAwAY
oRNNa Has a fashiSaaoie Hair Dressing ss
loon. News Counter. Wine Room, Re-
or iectOry, Ice Cream Saloon. Boo Ollck-
rRRNooN Dfiusht, sods Water Fountain. Music
IN the Grsnd Saloon. &c. &C. The
on the strict discipline COVER ing The uni.
YMoUrn perfect orger on board winch Isl char:
ROCK. ROCK Tin 10 RocKAwAY. -
- see Time Iabl- above.
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Excursions.

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FREE EXCURSION
N EVERY SUNDAY
TO
GARDEN OtTY
PAHX
ny
arpcI Al TRAIN
on
boH" isLArp hAh'noA"
evppv .t,SOsv r ,,,ao NJ
h'hnt ooNDA' ~ A"'" ."
khrUhNlNu Al OCboOh r. n
o., $500. -. - --..-,.- A.. ..... -. Am
IN ofuer 70 snora an opportunJ 70 .nose VII nd
~ ~ Wy weon ~ WV ,o ~. NV aof ..c
~ ~ ~ 30 'ss,r y. sn,s
ogrn we sns" Iun speSH us'r - sov'e
=, Iickcu TOT edul.s only can 9e hsa ~ hes Ests u
henaquarts,s 30 90 Az. cptne, so.u " ~ ~
nov ue sut.eu 70 ,ne sna ,sps " .no
ieay ,nE store, by va ~ ~, 9,c9ck An ovv,or
hACn shhhEhOLDEh Will nnNh vrh LVh
while TIE most fortunate one VIII receives
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2S0O MEWAhn;- Lost q Msnn,9.e1 Hon E.
7. pair Of sontnre diamond turrll.si any . rs1n re
turning the same To FRED H. GOULD, proprietor uf
askrd
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OK REWARD.-Lost, a black pocketbook, con
- - tAnlng three ladies photographs IN envelope
Return 70 81 West SIN NJ.
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rNO LONG BuANCiI non SUNDAYS.
alln,lliu,lh

DRISHES OF every description At the factory 535
j. X. HOPPEL
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4 ust ano tuuno.

Z. X REWARD. Lost ON Central llroAd boat.
CDD Tuesday morning. July II, eel y ate. Return 10
J, c, MoRAE, lOS Liberty a. No uss 10 any one but
owner.
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Leave 18th ten minutes later than Peck slip.
IL nd A. RaDcnstein's Harlem River PARK.
n. B-Boats connect with boats for High Bridge.
Picnic parties and Scaoos taken on week DAYS
sOnable terms
Fare, 10 rents on Sundays.
HARLEM AMI n v NAVIGATION CO
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Nluntt0--- Stmilts.

(,DR-ET sTORR.-wanted. . ssles,dy compe
tent 10 take m .asures for custom trade. Address,
stating esDerience wages expected, C. 5. W,
box 40 sun ONCE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-15
Paris.


We learn lha' the residence OF Luber
stone OF the Hollow District P,ri. w.s
O0rslAriously entered by three Young
ne'' sunday afternoon. They entered
oy raising window, and irs, mqda an
excursion to the cellar. where no, con-
tent with drinking their iii of milk. thew
mixed up seyeral other pans Tbsy
'hen went up stairs and interviewed the
provision box. and turned the bureau
drawers upside down. They secprsJ e.
lille specie and some other triain0
articles Nothing Of great value Is
missing.
The Reform Club was visited sstur.
day nigh, by a delegation from NorSav
Iaere was large attendance. Eloouen,
speeches were made 10y visiting brothers
ana members OF the club.
At = temperance meeting in the Part
'idee District. Saud@y afternoon. Sc
names We're added to the pledge. This
raises the number To over 500. The
eino has been ia existence only ten
months.
Kew. &. VI. ?. King OF Washing ton ID.
{. with his family; and Joseph King
ESQ OF Portland are spending their Va
cation al the Alonzo Ming homestead.
Rev. Dir. Gibbs OF Portland exchanged
with Mr. Gunnison lSst Sabbath.
Rev. d.. Estes preached a sermon
las; sabbath upoa the religious character
OF Americas great men. IN politics. sci
ence and Ar.
SCHOOL PIcNIc .-Ou Friday. Aug. 18th.
the following schools with their teachers.
me: II Stsa-ns Grove. Shows Falls:-
Pas.s il,.l. VI! '>es Lalie Il. Giles and Flora
Ripley, SLOWS Falls. Miss Alice Ham
m"n7; North Paris. Misses Emma !.
ACES. -..- Lizzie L. Barrett teachers. In
the forenoon the North Paris schools pre-.
scented their programme, which coo sisted
OF music. recitations and destinations.
all OF which gave credit TO scholars and
teachers. 4. the ringing OF the bell the
company repaired to well filed tables.
where dinner was served in the bes; Of
style. After dinner the Paris Hill schools
interested the audience with literary ex
cIctses. aud variety OF music appropri
ate Tor the occasion each and every part
was vel. and distinctly delivered. Oae
O, the Chiei enjoy men,s Of the day was
the centennial boat ride. which extended
Us far IS boa, could be made 10 60.
FOREEsT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-15
OUR TABLE.

TtiE Nj >ICAL WORLD Tor August is before u,
and contains, besides hye pieces OF popular music
The usual variety OF musical miscellany and cur.
Itnt record Of musical events both al home and
abroad. IL has also a continuation OF Kari Merz
excellent Musical World Letters which have
become popular in the past few years. Among
the musical contributors We notice An unusually
line HAYES ami wheeler Campaign song, winch
VIII be welcomed by our Republican Clubs thro-
ughOut The country. The Musical World u one Of
ihe best and most successful musical journals IN
& country and no one interested IN muslc or mus
zeal matters should be without L. The suOScrip-
ton price Is only 81 80 per wear and specimen
copy will be sent by tie publishers : Brainards
sous, Cleveland, o., on receipt OF fifteen cents.
HARPLk's MAGAZINE for September contains AL
unusual variety OF reading matter. Book VII. OF
George EiCt's "Dauiel Dcrouda' Is given entire.
In this part, DeronOa meets his mother, and
Gwendolen's career reaches It's elimination IN
one OF the strongest dramatic situations That Geo
Eliot has ever portrayed "A " oman mater OF
which the third part H. given IN this humber, Is
published anonymously in lakewood and haT-
per. but strongly has Il impressed critical rea
ders, that ito authorship has been attributed 10
the most vigorous Of English noyelists. Mrs
Diuah MulOCk Cralk's beautiful slUTy, The LAu-
rel Bush has reached It's fourth part; and Julian
HAWTHORNE " Garth Is still continued In Addi
IiOu 10 The four strong serial stories already men
toned, there are IN this number i've excellent
short stories. j. L. TrOwOridge contributes an
other of his characteristic domestic stories In
verse, Toms Come homeN beautifully lustra
ted by sol Eytngs. Poems are also contributed
BY I. Il. Aldrich, George Lunt, Mary +. Nsndyne
John w. Chadwick and Carl spencer. Among
the illustrated payers are Olive Logan's cosby
article about Life at Long Branch; Or \ ii Gu
ernsey's able summary OF Mr.. Grlfh's remarkable
work Japan, just published; an Interesting Ar e
ti-le on Elton College by r. >. NadSl: and the his
tory OF Mason and Dixon's Line, BY the Rev Try
On Edwards. In the field OF Natural History we
have very interesting illustrated contributions
one from Mrs Mary Treat, on the Carniyorous
Plants OF Florida the other, an entertaining AZ
ticle on the habits OF the Baltimore oriole, by
Ernest Ingersoll. In the editorial departments
the reader will fnd discussed all the noteworthy
current events Of science literature, and society
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-15
Reai Estate Transfers.

r. Chase 10 4. c. Hal. real estate in
Paris; NJ. J. GiIkey to Geo. \. Brooks
real estate in Norway village; Geo. w.
Kag 10 Abbie H. Nye. land in Welch-
vile village; ). Evans to c. p Turner.
farm in Buck deld; W. l. Chase 10 Jane
W. Andrews. larm in Paris; +. Man
chester Ia Geo. u. Staples, stand in
Wolchvi.le. Oxford, Me. ) Sd. Brooks
To A. l.. Winchester. real estate IN Bethel ;
$ Poor 70 Richard T. Ora piece of land
in Andover; J. b. Russell TO {. c. Rus
sell. two pieces OF land in Hartford.
w. X. GREENE. Reg'r
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Editorial ana Selected Items.

MASON d Haplia Organ Co, have
Issued a handsome ienstrated cen,ep a ial
catalogue. u 8 - ~ ~ 3 81 4
"A body Identified as that OF Miss
C."pp Was found in the Kennebec River
last Monday.
The Registers reporter evidently
doesn't know the difference petween u
blush and sun burn.
&C. c. Of Fryeborg Cent. wishes
some one TO inform him through the
Democrat, where he can ptocnre some
nll blood Essex or Berkshire pigs.
Mr.. Murray has commenced the
publication of series Of Adirondack
letters in the Golden Rue. The first let
ter Is very cheap and trfiing worthy a
schoolboy.
by the proclamation of the President
Colorado Is now tull-fledged state
oil the American Union II will take
part IN the Presidential election, and cast
It's vote for Hayes aud Wheeler. Press.
-Jefferson Washbuin. disabled
soldier, is travelling through the State,
selling photographs. ter the benefit of
his iamily. He is well recommended.
and deserving the patronage OF the
public.
The White family gave concert in
Academy Hall. Paris Hill. Thursday
evening. Ii is highly spoken FLY our
reporter. Owing to the extreme heat, the
audience preferred remaining outdoors
70 paying csc. admission lee.
Congressman Frye has named Hon.
Z. b. Barrows of Fryeburg. Dr. Siurgis
OF Auburn aud q. G. Moses vi Bath
committee TO conduct competitive
examination Tor u candidate for West
Point from the "a district. The exanins-
ton will take place At Auburn Sept. at
9 O'Clock a. NJ.
THIRD DISTRCr.-We Wednesday, the
third district convention nominated
Stephen ID. Lindsey OF Norridgwock as
member OF Congress and Edwin Fly oil
Newcastle. 10 NIL Mr.. B!aine's unexpired
term Mr. Blaine was present and
made q brief address.
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TOWN ITEMS.


severe droulh Is prevailing
,.n, heat mas been very cypress
ne pas, week Crops OF ali
.ns,ring greatly, and grass IS
-. j, crumple' as II it had been
lave seuer,.ly fuisLed hay
"a busy cutting their grain.
..,ni.ss a good crop.
"a High S,hOol will be taught
/. Hardy OF Wilton. MIR.
GOV il Amherst College.
amer schools have nearly ali
Tssy have been under good ir-
I'd have been satisfactory TO
s,..n Poor. ,be wife Of Elbridge
~ o. this village, died Wedues-
Nrs. Poor has been for many
..,s.l,s aad ialuenIial member
EDUCATIONAL Churea; she viii
III, nissed by al.
',,ersl services Of The laie Ezra
rebe.d Ia the Congregational
S,bbslb. TIE services were
adv Rev. Mr.. Pearson, assisted
yss.rs Kite. Sprsgue and Han
n A number OF The Masonic ira
were present and marched to The
.sa.h TIE mourners.
LoNE STAR.
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Non-Resident faxes,

In the town Of Albany, and County Of Oxford
for the year 1853.
The following list Of taxes on real estate OF non.
resident owners IN the town Of Albany for the
year 1853, in bills committed to Justice Aspinwall
Collector Of taxes Of said town. on the twelfth day
OF June, ls73 has been returned by him 10 me
~ remaining unpaid on the tenth day Of June,
1870, by his certificate Of that date now remain
unpaid and notice is hereby given that IL the said
taxes, interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury Of said town OF Albany. within eighteen
months from the date Of the commitment of said
taxes so much Of The real estate taxed a. will be
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor including
interest and charges will without further notice be
sold nj public auction 81 the Treasurer Office 20
wit his dwelling house in said Albany on the
1rst Monday In February ls17, al one O'clock In
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From the welI-known maker OF Yale's
Mammoth Tent.

Gentlemen i have suffered ten years from the
worst forms OF Acute Catarh, or Cold in the
Head, that ever aflcted mortal man. Whenever
took frCsh cold IL would settle in my head caus
ing the most violent sneezng, accompanied with
excessive discharges from my eyes and nose. For
days and days my suffering would he Intense, and
finally settling in my loins and bowels. would rem
der my life miserable for amonth. Never, during
all my suffering, was able 10 obtain even tempo
rary relief from any medicine ever tried. Three
weeks ago, while suffering from the worst attack
ever had, procured bottle of SdnfOrd's Radi.
Cal Cure Tor CaIaTh. The relief from the first
dose was so gratifying that woud willingly have
been perfectly free from mucous Accommodations,
my breathing easy, and not n symptom Of trouble
about my back and bowels has presented itself
Its effect in my case has been truly remarkable.
Very respectfully, Il. NJ. YALE,
sail aud Awning Maker, South Market ST.
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U 8 Z
Renne's Magic Oil.

II Jon have got Rheumatism
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL,
II you have got Neuralgia,
USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL,
u yJu have got Collie or Cramps,
USE RE\NE'S MAGIC OIL.
Ii yOu have got any kind Of Ache or PAIN,
USE RENNE'S PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL.
Try Il, anil yon viii De- surprised Al the bensleal
effect derived from thorough and faithful usc al
This popular family remedy. IL IS purely vegetable
safe and clean 10 use internally or externally.
sold in Paris by \. NJ. Hammond, 80. Paris, \.
VI. Gerry; Norway, \. Oscar Noyes, \. !. Rowe
Ecthci. Is. x. Wiley; 80. Waterford, Chas Young
tryeuurg, I. I. Ware Harrison Hammond son
WM. RENNE & son, Propr'rs, Pittsheld, Mass.
IuiN 1i-jm
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ae-.tcr continues very hot aud
j. uaay fields The corn Is rolling
-- potato hills are like ash-heaps.
-,-- thermometer =; % aud not one
,i .ae -sY vegetation dries up very
sac1ies and raspberues have
-'s.Y Aouadant-have had their day
s,e. B.ueJerTies are plentiful. and
-srap.tiy Al eigh, cents per quart.
lie beautiful b.ackoerries are Just
@;1.o market; They are selling
'IlJeen cents.
steamer maSes daily trips 10
7-Fo1d city aud vicinity returning IN
g i3g Ice early train TO Boston and
biennial. No accident of any sort
"-ar,ed yet 10 mar the pleasure OF
-- 90 board 10 fac, the skipper
&c. ,huss caiein. meu who provides
yoU,ingeDcies. The rate of speed
ssa increased from seven 10 ten
.er hour. and better time SILL is
.s,L 10 The future.
several Of the pleasant evenings OF
81 Norway BRASS Baud has dis
I'd some eNce:en, uusic upon oug
oar citizens are very thankful
-' good things received. aud hope
,-ss.
'sc-r Moves has been confined 10
ea tor some lime with an inflamed
>'''J painful eye. and itis thought be
ave .osi The sight o. it altogether
10, Dr. Green OF Portland been call
lie made changes which resulted
t.'er appearance 10 short lime.
Saturday last SIS NJ. Kilborn Per-
20 ~i.e OF Woodstock were riding
sag >. 10 covered carriage, and
'Pgosi.e tue savings B4nk their
'sllns frightened and sprang sud
-P0a oae side. bringing the carriage
post uPsel.ins it. and throwing
'9Aa,s heavily into the street
'''a@u held 10 the reins and was
s1'l through The dust some distance.
'''et cut through the lett eye
- above the inner angle Of the
ais Ferham received q vertical
ne centre Of the forehead nearly
'''s' IN leugtb. Both were flesh
only, bat quite severe. bleeding
lie horss was badly famed by
- across The hind legs.-lhe car.
pretty effsetually demolished.
q, O''iorth. Evans. Bradbury and
= a-PPelei 10 be near by. aud rsu-
= Necessary aid. Mr.. Perham aud
'''''aken to Mr.. Joseph Churchilrs.
Sic Is a SISTER to Mr.P. Mr.. Per.
- 4'o'her to Hon. Sidney Perham
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-15

,ulyis. son Of Abner Davis.
us place. and = graduate Of
ol,he c,4ss Of -. has been
ise pss, year a; The University
a.. 10 France. pursuing bis studies
nA..c-iag The modern languages.
P.dsoa .he lt.h OF June. aud
uage.irg ,hrough the German
and has recently visited the cities
,,l,s. Le.psic. Berlin, snd the
Ae "viie and winding Rhine -
.qr c51ial.nE h,s studies Ia the
-,.l University OF Leips.C, which
e. ever ,w1 thousand students.
,-s be viii spend another year.
AVS toes high rank in college, ard
ssusa OF high culture and rs'e
AZ We pretic, ioy him brilliant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-15

In the Town Of stoneham, County OF oxford for
the year 1915.
The following list OF taxes on real estate Of
nonresident owners in said town OF S;oneham for
the year 1873, in bills committed 10 James l..
Parker. Collector Of said Town, on the 18th
June, 1875, has been returned By him TO me as re.
naming unpaid on the 9TH June, 1876, by his Ger.
tiicate Of that date, and now remains unpaid, and
notice Is hereby given that II said 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 taxed as will be sufficient TO pay the
amount due therefor, including interest AMI
charges, will without further notice. be sold at
public auction al the Store OF |. 7 Evans 10 said
Town, on the I'D day Of December, 1875, at ten
O'Clock A NJ,
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Nor,b >earsmount. Me, sept u. 1917.

Norm ~eAfelnNlu4- SIS sep " AotN
Dear Sir-it rlvcs me very great pleasure u
inform vou OF the beacdt received frOm thr use Of
Peruvian Svrup IN nv own family. NV wife, Tor
the pa-t ten wears been IN feeble Ia sitl-yers
much debilitaied generally Last SPRING she con
,Ir De-. o. try q hostile Of Peruvian syrup. aud VA
- well pleased With The result continued IL use
uutl three or Jour bottles has been used, AMI she
L. now .u better hcsith ;hIu 40 ans Time ioF zen
wears. and has increased in weight nom ITO 10
D. 1881 have employed physicians AMI used
great variety OF patent medic mes, 10 The extent
OF hundred. OF dollars, ami know she received
morc benedt from The Peruvian syrup man All
the rest together.
Nv sale, o. the Syrup are very large and cou'
stauily increasing aud do not hesitate 10 recon-
mend and even warrant . 10 give satisfaction. J.!
y1s desire. Won are AZ liberty % use this cOmmU-
uicatou a. you see o., IS it gives me pleasure 10
recommend - good an article % suffering hum$n-
Nv You're truly. lrHtEL PEA>E-
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-.stS Jeve,t have a new stock OF
,-l Shoes. groceries. dry goods,
rlsc,la-ty which they Vii. sell
20 ls1
A7Aaam lazy has drst-class
.t-5Rtr. which be vail sell cheap
So, y. % ,.mc.
Warmers axe mos, through hsyiag.
Pho.
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-y.> iJ-Mr- Asa ;. Fuller died
----l-g, ssed abou. eighty.
3 sunday Rev. :. u Richardson
r-st one convert.
s's are ca>ts oi typhoid fever, one
b. $ d Richardson's two at the
sI.lver's AL ous a. R-acl Bar
.ss. %. them are very sick but IL Is
-; LEY Vii ail recover.
r..
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Nonresident Taxes,
In the town of Upton, and County of oxford
the year 1876.

In the town of Upton, and County of oxford, for
the year 1875.
The following list of taxes on real estate of non
resident owners in the town of Upton far the year
1875 in bills committed to Charles Chase, collector
of taxes OF said town, on the 2sth OF July, A D.,
1875, has been returned by him TO me as remain.
ing unpaid on the 18th day OF June, A ID, ls76. By
his certificate Of that date and now remain unpaid
and notice IL hereby given that If said taxes, In
terest and charges are not paid into the Treasury
OF said town within eighteen months from the
date OF commitment o { the said bills, so much Of
the real estate taxed as will be sufficient TO pay
the amount due therefor including interest and
charges, Will, without further notice be sold at
public auction at the store of Enoch Abbott, in
said town, on Friday, the 18th day of January,
1877, at O'Clock NJ:
David Hammons, owner OF East part of State lot,
known as Swift and Frye lot, 1906 acres, value
$500, real estate tax 81 30, deficient highway
tax o. 00-total tax % 80.
Franklin Smith owner of lot b, known as the
Proctor lot, ranges - and Ia. LAB acres, value
Sl43, real estate tax, s2 -; lot -, known as the
Cash lot, ranges Is and IL, 100 acres, value $780,
real estate lax 81 81, LOT =, known rs the
Morse LOT, range -, 81 acres, value s31, real es
tate tax 81 cents-total d %.
CHARLES ABBOTT,
Treasurer Of Upton.
Upton, August II, 1876. IS 3w
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Non-Resident Taxes

in the Town of Peru, in the County of Oxford
and State OF Maine, for the year 1875.
The following list OF taxes on real estate of non.
resident owners in the said town OF Peru, for the
year 1875, in bills committed 10 Oryile Robinson,
Collector Of said town, on the 18Th day OF July,
1875, has been returned by him 10 me as remaining
unpaid on the 18th day Of May, 1875, by his Ger.
tiAcate of that date, and now remain unpaid; and
notice Is hereby given that If the said taxes and
Interest and charges are not paid into the Treasury
of the said town within eighteen months from the
date of the commitment Of the said bills, so much
of the real estate taxed viii be sufficient TO pay
the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will, without further notice, be sold at
Public Auction at the Store of the subscriber In
said town, on the 10th day of January, 1877, at
two O'Clock in the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-15
Positive Confederation OF Above.

This may certify that we have known Mr.. DcN-
ter for four years, and know his statement 10 be
t,uc IN every particular. We know that he has
been great sufferer, that hc has tried many rem
the Radical Cure This preparation has perform
I'd many cures and given universal salts iactou.
Very respectfully, GUILD BROS,
Druggists, lilo Pleasant street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-15

60, H '. have bean made for a
, = term o. eleven week 5 otthe Oxford
Free High School at Oxford siilsya No.
the charge OF Mr.. John D. IIolt. who hos
heretofore. P'a''y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-15
TIE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

No people la the world slder 80 much with Dys
pep-ia a, Americans. Although years OF e1peT'
CAGE IN medicine had failed 70 accomplish Ger
tain alj sure remedy Tor Tins disease and Is
Effects, such as sour stomach, Heartburn, Water
lrash. Sick Headache COsIiyeness, Palpitatlon OF
the Heart. Liver Complaint, coming up Of he food
low spirits, general debility, &C., yet SINCE the IN
PRODUCTION of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER we be
iirve there Is no ease Of Dyspepsia that cannot be
Immediately relieved. 5000 dozen sold last year
without one case OF failure reported. We
ask you 20 70 10 GEo r WILSON, SO. Paris
j.. RAwSoN, Paris Hin; q. X. WILEY, Bethel
or any other Druggist, and get sample Bottle OF
Greens August Flower for 10 cents and TT Il, or
Regular Sikeuor IS cents. Two doses vii relieve
you.
The GRAND UNION HOTEL, DEPOSITS the Grand
Central depot in New York, has several specia
advantages over IL rivals II Is so near TIE depot
tha, the traveller Is spared all annoyance and e&
pense Of carriage baggage and eSpresssse hire
while il location l. such that street car and stage
lines radiAte from this point 70 all parts OF the
civ Il has elegantly furnished rooms, hah all the
latest improvements, and is run on the European
plan. Travellers visiting New York, or on their
way 70 or from the CENTENNIAL, will lind this
hotel par excellence in every respect. II Is un'
der the mans cement Of G. +. x W. ID. GARRISON
and has become one Of the most popular Hotels
q the CITY OF New ork. -1llASu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-15
Could not keep anything on his stomach.

Gentlemon,-I have been q Dubbed with Catarrh
for over twenty years, aud have suffered from the
effects Of this obnoxious disease. At times
have been unable to keep ANYTHING on my stomach
from Its effects. Ailer trying various remedies,
was induced by Mr. Guild 10 try your Saniord's
Radical cure, and to my great surprise was i'm
mediately relieved. After using one bottle find
| am nearly II not quite permanently cured.
Most respectfully yours,
II. Y, DEXTER.