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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
"A Jewel of a Girl.

There is a servant girl in family on
our street who wouldt he permitted
to change places if ten dollars a
day would be any inlucement for
her to stay. She makes it her special
duty to meet all agents and beggars at
the door, and to dispose Of them with
ont the least annoyance to the family.
She has Il rule TO meet each case. and
her rules are perfection. The door-bell
never fools her. She can tell callers
ring from any beggar's ring as certainly
as the bell is touched.
When she opens the door and finds Il
man with Il red goatee, having a clothes
wringer in his hand, she doesn't wait
for him to hem and haw. and say that
his clothes wringer beats all others
ever made. She gets the start of him by
saying
You seem like decent respectable
man, and as Il friend | warn you that
the owner of the house saw you come
up the steps and ran into the back yard
to unchain his Russian Bloodhound"
The man with the red goatee sings
that wringer over his right shoulder
and canters out of that neighborhood
with his teeth on edge and cold chills
playing tag up and down his back.
The next one might be young lady
who boldly inquiries for the lady of the
house and has new kind of face pow
der to sell.
"You can go in, whispers the girl,
"and will stand at the door to rush in
when you call If the mistress asks
you to taste anything beware of poi
son. She may not have her little re-
volver with her this morning, and [
guess it will be save for you to go in"
"Why-why--," stampers the young
lady.
"Go right in-she may not be dam
gerous."
Never Mindful call again. I'm in
hurry
And that settles the case.
The next is one of those old chaps
who go about with tears in their eyes,
willing to work if work can be had, but
never finding any work their health
will permitthe to do.
"NIadamc," he says, as she opens the
door, 'for heavens sake let me work at
something long enough to get a slice Of
breadr'
She mentions him to go around to the
side door and is there to let HIM in.
She hands him an AK weighing seven
pounds, with a straight handle, points
to three or four big knots, which have
become almost petrifed, and softly
says
lyon look hungry, and as soon as
you have split up those / will give You
the best meal you have had in six
MONTHS
She goes in and he splits on his hands.
looks at the old axe, and then folds his
tent and silently slips through the gate
like shadow of fate.
Then the little girl who canvasses for
the orphan asylum rings the bell. She
is met with smile and the servant
says
''You poor little thing. I pity the
orphans, and I'd like to give you some
money. II you get the mayor to come
here and say that it is all right I will
give you three cents"
The little girl thoughtfully pursues
her way, and another case comes and IS
met md disposed of. and tn, mistress
of the house is never troubled or an
noyed.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
=. Rutter,ck 4 Cos Patterns.

The standard of fashion. Fall styles Just re-
ceivcd. Send postage stamps for catalogue Also
best quality sewing machine Needles for all ma
chimes, fifty cents per dozen. II. A. Deming, Ill
Post street. San Francisco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
NASAL POLYPUS.
Successful Operation by DIR. Hunter.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct. GOTH 1876
About one year ago l commenced to have diff
ficulty in breathing, and few months since
one nostril became entirely closed up by large
teshy tnmor.
DR.. Hunter has removed it by an operation
without severe pain and given me complete re-
lief. advise all persons similarly afflicted to
80 10 Linn. JOHN KELLY.
COG Battery street.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02

IT is doubtful whether, with all the
experience farmers have had in reclaim
ing the numerous swamps of this coun-
try, they have yet settled upon the best
way, or whether the swamps that have
been reclaimed in the careless, unsys-
tematic way pursued, have not cost more
than the profits. There is still great
deal of swamp land, marring the APP
pearance of the best farming districts of
our country, and yielding but little in
come, and it seems to us that farmers
cannot do better than to discuss thor
oughly the best and most economical
methods of training, clearing and work
ing and feeding the different kinds of
wamps.-Rmui Home.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
Muller.. a.el.hle huex.nclx.. q

Directions and price list mailed free Orders by
mail receive prompt attention. Goods forwarded
per Wells Fargo Il Co, C. .. d. Subject APPROVAL
{. MULLER, OptIcan, ls5 Montgomery street. near
BUSH. san Francisco California.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02

NorE.-Dr. Hunter can be consulted either
personality on by iefer at his office, No. 222 Post
street, San Francisco, upon all diseases of the
head. throat chest, and nervous system. Pa
tents at a distance can lie treated by cores
pondcnce. DR.. Hunters Jo,ouai will be sent
to any address.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07
North Newry.

o,r schools are all closed. We have
-, favored With very suecesslul teach
Districts No. and ? were taught
:. rc,ok R2sseI!. Of Bethel. No. 3. by
: ~ Kilgors. No. By NJ. Hastings of
OH. No. 6 by Miss Carrie Blunt, a
her from the Normal School.
r--~is,,os. Her success has been so
Zen, hal We dee j; advisable to
.,ore more teachers from that ins,i,u
..,o No. by Z. Barker.
NJ. ". Klgore is slowly recovering.
.,8ais hoped be will be abe to save
hs aEal.
Bl,ias.s is .lae. dull.
y ;. Brown Is hauling somes nice
,--scs 10 Kagoss's mill, which is to be
-,,,s,,c.arcd il he spyicg. Those
~,,,i,y lumber vii ID well 20 call on
aG
n, JB. Lruehalc has so far recov-
..,3,s 10 ride out lie has been confined
,,bs house a55a; SIX weeks.
Ne leAru Tia. Geo. RyersOn is 10 the
81. stages Of coslnpliOn.
NJ. I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

Ssh .6 The winter term OF school in
~. rfr,re c.oseI on Wednesday last, the
.,,niaA,ioa takias place tee same day.
l,,as number OF ci.izens were present,
..l,5e examination VA. highly credits-
~. d, he school This term OF school
,,,-,.uaycry popular AID successful
Ise ,cdoo. held their closing ex-
.....s, 10 The evening, consisting OF dec
.-,s.5-s. select recua,i0us. dialogues,
..,..s a. The scholars acquitted
a,-.-v., wi.h credit and Afford, q a
.-,,ss,aut su;eitaiumen, for the large
..-ts- Of visitors who were present.
10. Mcdaniel also conmcrces q term Of
.,s ..ao5. la ;li- viI.lse sSaia 10 about,
c,s sceS.
A..s ei,. three years o. AZ, daugh-
..-.. >.u.,. l.I-yy. vas Jggued 80 badly
.,ss,c.o.les taxing ire d, TOE residence
a. be. scllF-rea,s. Mr.. Joel I. Libby
...,.ac. 90 Friday ass. Jla, SIC died
N-l.y -.taIas
ne .4i-e ,o.l,s; day iar tAo winter
.-.ls, ..s;. ,Le lLeruom,;sr iLdi-
-- =. lr-ie,s below pa ,ac morning.
boon and q below At sun
.......- .r..I .. i Ir,yv wind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

Tue most siagua.. cas- ,.---------
~o'eh has recently c,,me - 4. : 80 ( III
'haI OF Corresponds 80, 01' uO''oe rs
'"s seaool in bis t,wD D''.''"g
sections OF two eoma,imon ,Yp'0p'iAled
eoaesruing The close of p,r;a ~, articles
60 not pay CORES oondep,s 70 'C Ca,";'
Us matter which ,n,,,,o. ~ '"' "'sh
'o'ial braio. '' iom The Sdi-
Recent advioes Ir,m no M,
POI pO,' hillside digsn q wbjcb He'. s slll
Se'en 10 eigLtee1 CO... " ,u pay IRON
tss.nss heretofore re,,or,s5 t ~ pan tte
hills ~. No"e ol the creeks 10 he
ror., u n oeen pros pecled 70 tho la ,s
pro-,is;.. IuS 10 deep water. Severai
~. 'Nsllg quartz leads ere also rsn,r'oI =
Pc '"SO' an division OF the Nir,born
' '~Clqe Is Row open 10 Bism ism .roI ,
n ~. ''IS a'e forwarded lbi;ber tor ~
The Connection, repph,i,., s,.,.
o".,v,ea,io1' held at Hartford TnesGar
Iu1'n'nsted bY acclama,ion ev-Si ~
i.iienry I. Robinson for Governo- L
n NN.oSsouEy u Waterbury Lieut. Goye,nor
:! iA INC a Walker Of New Have So
~ ~; S,A'e, Jeremiah Olney ,Trogsurer snd
i'' curtis Comptroller. The resoln,i ~"u
unanimously adopted declare tor a sonnd
~. 'e10y' economy, purity and sgainst a
presidential third term. DrleSs,es -
N.lu''Gna'i were appointed. and = resoln,
uon IN favo7 @; jewell for PresiGan,
-tae Yoaug to!ks debating club IN
The Whitt@ore dis,ric. arc bavipr VERY
interesting meetings. The question last
Saturday evening was very ably dis
c1''sd' Resolved ,ha;the Western Safes
ontT greater inducements to Young men
than the New England States Tb.v
also bad select readings. declarations
ciA''gues' music. &c. which gave good
satisfaction. They will discus, nex,
SAt1r az evening tho following question
Resolved hat the Indians Of this country
have boea Nyouged by the White people
ever since Tho se,,'em,u. Of il; By them.
Al are iayi;cd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07
Prom nc -. Llois Globe
THE SUCCsS SFuL PHl SiClsN.

Tactic bel V.u Es-.. 10 mau TO Be- aom tiic r0muur-
ltl uac s. muCl 80 to the honest. fairs pokcn
.Y-tcl4u. fral docs l.s actual ..fg luta % all-
s>.I nI to li- .stcli-. Really -kiifgl phy -- Al,
are 41t 30 Ll ucrva- tllt thyr yIrtuc, need 10
mention. and -eur, tlv aiN cTt. -rurUt Vi br. l. y
fricg .. bslslI, llIs uC.l Cla.au t,c reader : AZ
Tension. u-. Pierce 4s = type 20! "a class 90 men
who u-'atl -uccc-s ly careful AEt w-.ldircctcc
Effort NOT atlel pJius 700 muca, or creating tNlsv
IDEAS 30 AglIty. TIE ouly reliable psy slcl4u ~
these times 90 c'Mp.. rAtcI disorder, -nt hlsh
prCs-lrr living D. tle specialist, The man who
understand. lis one branch ot tle business. Ssch
la lts hue is ur. Pierce. fUr tbc tcnCu. OF his
reader. pc has WrI.tCu "Commou sense NSi-eAi
ADVISER wUiru is well worth reading By ihosc
" 90 meet such . work- W IN strict ousiuess h0n'
o. u..l professional skill. reasonable lee, and q
ILr.r corps OF CONF ctcrt assistants, 10. Pierce
wall doubtless make bis name familiar a. house
hold words.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

= 81 Xxx hEbiClNE IL. F.n Atwood's Bittors
Is fotcnt Remedy, mild, harmless hut sure in
lis operation, puTiAes the blood, restores the
wasted energies, regulates all dcrapscd functions
Nn' gives new lhc a1d vigor to the whole system
us an't'aiicd as Liver lnyigorator, and highly
concentrated, Is warranted 10 contain moro Medi.
cai properties ia IS cent bottle than any other
'h'leor~tor' or "Sagsaparilla" sold fer = dollar
SS- Beware Of Dangerous limitations. See tha,
Il bears the trade mark 81, - in red ink, large
letters, or You viii be grossly imposed upon.
llmayly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

POSTUM KE>rL1s.-Thcre arc numerous rem
eide. that cure sometimes, auI Jec1Ucl trusted a.
u.ea.I. ban none have ever proved 80 efeeiu2l-
.,,.., 81, mani, ar.l such remarkable cases-as pr
49,, ,.,i...acs. Tle Cherry PICTORIAL has re-
.t1-..f .-r,.at numbers OF patients who were De-
hcysd % Doe hopeiess'y Affected with consumption.
A.le Cur, breaks up ch..Is aud fever quickly ana
surely. Ayers Compound Extract OF SarsAPAF!i1~
-rsII.ste. and restores L. 20 vigorous health. by
b. timely u.e many troublesome disorders that
cans. 4 decline Of health are expelled or CURED
&c.. pm, and their effects are too well known
...,,.,,t.-. d, require any commentator from US
here scranton Pa Times,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07
me GRAND UNION OF NEW YorK.

Attention is directed TO the card of Grand Union
,,oVei' opposite Grand Central Depot, New York.
rus motel Is one OF the largest and most popular
VI 'he New York city Grst class hotels. Ii is so
conveniently located ia the Grand Central Depot
s,'' All expense of carriage aud baggage express
Nc y saved us guests, An indsputable recon-.
len OF this house is the fact that guests who
IsP mere once become fegulOrpatrOus thereafter.
IeIsoMs contemplating visiting or pas sing through
veW lorG, or Ia attend the Centennial, will do
iS, 20 give the Graud Dnen 4 trial The Grand
.'ou sulpics every Advantage afforded by a fret
cttss hotel while The rates OF char,e are moderate
NIHs suited 70 the stringenoy OF the times.
tebru sry, 10, 1916 lw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07
Invest now According to Your Means.
nn- o-n SanN SOAn

How 10 make money il in order, and We are in.
lined TO tell the reader one OF the scorers ALEA
CO., II Wall ST., y. l., Bank
- ,1J Rrokers are prepared 10 invest IN Stocks
and other profitable ventures OF legitimate char,
.ctsr This firm is famous for money-maklng and
u ~ ~ am, are 20 because Of their employment OF
hsm& to procure investments Sent Tor
nj. explanatory circular. Stocks purchased and
SIZED as lon as desired, on margin oil three
eAi 4 - nov cont From Boston Saturday Evening
tsxI,vsss February 18th, ls7o. WAY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

ADvERrIsIyG.--Read what some Of the
most successful business men In the country sag
about IT,
There Is no instance on record OF q well sustain.
ed system Of Judicious advertising falling Of sue
cess.
MY success Is owiag to my lioerality in adver-
Using, -BOnEer,
II advertised my productions and made money
Nicholas LOngtroTth.
Constant and persistent Q1ycrtislng Is q sure
prelude 10 weath.-Stephen Girard.
"He who invests one dollar ~ business should
Invest one dollar In advertising that business.
a. T. Steiodrt
advertising has furnished me with a compel
euee. Amos laurence.
without the aid Of advertisements could have
done nothing In my speculatons. have the most
complete faith In printers ink. Advertising IL the
ROYAL road 10 business .N-Bdrnum.
A good advertisement Ia a widely-circulated
newspaper is the best OF III possible statesmen.
II IL u salesman who never sleeps, and Il never
weary; who goes after business early and late who
accOsts the merchant 10 his shop, the scholar In
his study, the lawyer In his Office the lady at her
breakfast-table; who can be- IN q thousand places
Al once, and speak TO q million every morning say.
ing 10 each one the best thing IA the best manner.
a good advertisement iE-ures business con
neetiOn on the most permanent and Independent
basis and Is In q certain sense 4 guarantee 20 the
customer Of fair and moderate prices. Expert.
enee has shown that the dealer whose wares have
obtained public celebrity Is not only enabled 10
sell, but is forced 10 sell az reasonable rates, and
TO furnish good article
There are certain facts about newspapers which
should be kept In mind by an advertiser, which are
m Rnly these; Their circulation; the class OF peo-
pie who read them: their influence with their read
ere. their rate Of advertising.
Do not fall into the common Onor Of thinking
a newspaper expensive because It's rates are high.
Such newspapers are likely 10 be found cheapest
on fair basis of estimate and comparison with
others. Advertising rates do not usually advance
In proportion 70 the circulation, and the Newspaper
OF large circulation can afford to advertise cheaper
than those Of less. prosperous and Influential
paper goes 10 its readers with force and Influence
which extends 10 its advertising columns.
Don't advertise stingily. The public knows
when an advertiser is timid and half scared and
when he means business and believes In himself
and his goods aud II Will act accordingly. Many
an advertiser misses a near -at-hand success by
quitting too soon. The public won't rush In and
buy you out the hrst day. 1t has other things 10
think Of. Some will read your announcement and
buy at once; others will glance at II one week
read IL the and buy the third; others will be
haunted BY It till they al last obliged 20 look
you up 10 ease their minds, and you are meanwhile
making your name and business familiar TO thou
q nds who will come 20 you some time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

81. c,e, % ihe streets, Thursday
IVA Wo1ts-l, o. ,ai, county has
=-.. .,...,t I..ai Justice.
81. as ,av1 a-s a more handsome
,..-. .--- r-... Please hing i on.
-SN H.a,. OF P45i,. on,rs white
-- 80, ior setting, a, % per doz.
-.-- Lgr..4l4 House Of Representa-
'- --s decided uot 10 impeach Gov.
-loea. he al oyster supper in
4i-. e. Ie,;gy, Paris Hill. Wednesday
-"-s-a. hereafter publish = weekly
c,1I o. zeal estate transfers in
c.au,y
-l'.ss 90 10 accident Oh The Grand
"a .-e n % ,,aia down was over
-.--s a,l Wednesday.
- J.. >--1.sf. So. Paris. took eleven
--1ss.,-e STATE Poultry exhibition.
.--s o.. egg 10 another column.
Ike U-Ue.,4is, Social Circle wi.
-' tuesday evening. With Mrs c.
---sa. Al ATE cordially invited.
- College Reg ,,sr says there are
--i,-,s 10 Tie freshman class
'' llAI,g lor.y Two members in
I--''.' a JasAe, Of Globes The finder
''Ss'ted by leaving tie same
"A Iaayer, 50 Paris. or At tbi.
'a', H-. Academy opened LAST
vaa over lHy scaJiArs. Tie
" q successful tern i very
-i College Register. painted a. the
s.sse. O.1lJ. j. on oGr table. II
ar,l IMPRESSION on II lor good
-
-''' S.r. Crockett ~i.. preach in the
''-is school House next Sabbath
Rev. Nr. HI viii preach
'rs Sabbath "a; tie sIme place
'@ 'o-t oo,seon Pa,is HUI and So.
%.-A ysr7 5-t C Jndli0u. II it is
--5 repaired The town vii, be
'7ce'ye small bill for settle
gain l-Jm Norway visited
oia Fellows Lodge, Thursday
a lev .clle is 10 be formed
.'-'i'. The members Withdrawing
~-r.N.es.
County WIS Seli represented
'.s Convention Of Reformed
-"s.31 Jas: week. Messrs.
AZ Bartlett Of Bryaut's Pond,
-a'e', ald speak epthusias-
.-s ase;.ags.
az .-.ormed that Mr.. J. H.
yeea Induced 10 prepare
.l' I'las q Lo.so and cattle
.-- lie vii cGvr to The pub.
, powders, Ii-j19uls &c. He
nate practical k.owledgt
i. .a'lA il all be a blessing tc
: sc beast, Is be has a curesl
=, We" As beast, which be say:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07
TIE PEOPLE WANT PROOF.

There = no medicine prescribed BY PHYSICIANS,
sold by druggists that carries such evidence u
h.. s,,ce., ana superior virtue asBoscHEE' utI
~ <rRrP for severe Coughs, Colds settled ."
49,. R-ea,t. Consumption, or any disease oil ,ne
1-,-.,.t and Lungs. : proof Of that fact IS 'hA'
-, rer.ou afflicted can get . sample Bottle ior
~ .o,r. and Try i,s superior effect before buying
-, size A. = cents. II has lately been ID
trodused 10 tins country from 0eIA~"'' az
wonderful cures are astonishing ever 80
il Three doses will relieve any case t'S ~.
by CSC. Z. WILSON. SO. Pans d H. -
ais oct2seOwly
druggist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

LIONS KAruAIRoN prevents the Hair c,om
OUT or turning gray, renews it, growth and
s'e' strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."- per
iI'''u ana makes splendid dressing. It is the
sue"pest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro
dueed. Csel by the elite Price only 30 cent.
anrls '75-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

The lset tina. the mel.eal profession recosn' &c
s,.I,.. PORES, Tar - a standard remedy, Is proc
thstiti, 10, one Of the hmbuss no" % numerous
G.. II. Barker, NJ D.. Of Wayne Ne, writes A. FOL
lows An usias your Tar in es'e OF Cohse''
ton following AZ attack Of acute Pneumonia
With marked Improvement, aud an hoping s'ea'
,a.nss from it,, Il your druggists out OF II Wr''e
70 the Forest Tar Co., OF Portland, Ne and 'hey
Will Tell you where 70 fad IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who uttered for years from
"a Nervous Debility, Premature Decar, and al
the effects OF youthful Iu1i,crci0I VIII, lDr the
sake of suffering humanity, send free 90 All who
need Il. the recipe and direction Tor making the
simple remedy by which Lc was cured. sufferers
wishing 10 profit BY the adycrt.-c.'s experience
can DO 20 by aidrc ing in perfect conui nee.
tjanGp JOHN y. OGDEN. g Cedar ~. y. !.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07
DIED.

In GilcSd, February = Lizzie. only daughter OF
Lemucl and Josephine Wheeler, aged years
Ia south Parisi Feb. a, EsubeA Loyeioy OF
sumner, aged q years,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

ETo promote healthy action of'le sys'e~ whea
Il has become enieeoiei hy kidLey,:o.Aldef anu
gandaI4r slaiades, ments. and ply seal de'i'i'y
pa.u b. Tie back, loius and side gravel diabetes
dropsy. Brisht'- disease, wOH0 complaints eA-
nau.led vitality, excuses % youth OF mature age
Aal .u.emyeralce, par;lkc o. HsH:' Remedy
lev dose. OF tass ueves falling medicine e.ee's any
O. The above malIIj-s from the system aud s'Ieu'
g.hels lAe constitution generally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

From Nathan PlumEer, n. D., Auburn, y Il.
Although arerse - counteuaRcing paieui mes
lc.l-a, Z clerItlily make AZ exception Yl car
verr excellent Lung pTepzrsuon-Dr- N.'t-F o
BAlssm OF " IA Cherry. Ihi' preparation hA'e
used la ~ practice fJg more ;hau Ten yesri p4si
4uI have always found 70 10 - OF more euecsu-
service .h-u 90, ,AiuE within nv kao"iedse-
ivrummrud 10 ~ls thr greatest confidence ~ mos 6
subject 10 coughs and pulmonary ecmplAinh'
So cents aud = bottle. sold b. al Druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

Fsr,if, and Tone The Feeble Cough torn Lung
,vifb II.lE,s HONEY OF HoREHoUSD AND lar
and they Will soon assume their healthy ana reg
H. action. Il is an absolute safeguard asAiAs
consumption.
Pixies Too.hache Drops cure il one minute
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07
Cross and sickIy Children can be

made healthy and strong by regulating their
''omAehs aud bowels with Cantoria. II is more
eu'itve ihan Castor OIL AID Il rs pleasant TO take
as honey. Fer Wind Collie. sour stomach.
Worms, and Costiveness, there Is nothing in exls.
ence equal TO Castoria
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

New Lung, cannot be made by medicines OF
the .ku OF physicians, but the old ones can DC
strengthened aud preserved sy the use oil ADAA'
sous BOTANIC BALsAN, a sure cure ior Coughs
C,li.. Asthma. aud al disease OF the Lungs
Price g ana IS cts,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07
Why will you suffer from Rlcums.

'''m, Sprairs' Stia Joints, Swelliugs, Burns,
SoSid' or Weak Back, when the Ceu,aur Linlment
au'rd' certain relief. Many articles soothe pain
10 certain extent, but the Centaur Liuiment
cures The White Lmiment is for the human
family the yellow Linment is for horses and
fcbij3m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07

Py,r,s plErErIc sALERATUs.-UHiyelsAly
ed the best in use. Each pounds pears
,ss naue OF JAMES PTrE. None genuine ~i'h0]'
1--WE q. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-07
RECOMMEND IT EXCLUSIVELY
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
Has not found N Case il did not
relieve NJ once.

Gentlemen Il am happy 10 nfsrm you that
Sanford's Radical Cure II the best remedy for Ca
isrrh have sold. IL gives universal satisfaction.
have not found case that IL did not relieve at
once and IN many cases cure Is performed by
the Of one bottle. Ii must soon lead II others
10 the market. Please send me another supply.
Respectfully you're, ANDREW LEE.
Manchester, Mass, April ), 1874
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