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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-09-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
f0R sCWOQL, c0MafISsIoMXR.

Fpr The ,pany, friends, Of DIR. W. G.
BROWNE se4nee! f;!Is. ate mini o.
suitable candidate For Sca.ooI omi.,isdoner
Of tAnd0son County @@sab;,eet to s.ie action
OF fhe DsR0sTs.te party! %
;, as- The fienrds Of sir. ANpREW J.
WATT respectfully reconi,pend bin, .oy, 0
suitable pefsoii for School i;omnissionef OF
Anderson CoGnty-shbject TO the noiuiua.
tiGs, csitlie Democratic Party. 10
x&s1r The many fSiends cf J. N CAR.
VILE respectfully r,xpnlntend him az 6
suitable person for School Commissioner Of
Anderson County subject 10 the no.uins-
tion or she DeinDcrntic p-fty Help our
disabled soldiers 'rfal t'4r'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-09-21

CAUSES on WAR.-A cSetain aEins sshs
10 another king, saying, "Send me blue
pig with @ black tail, or elseA-as s''s
The other replied, ~ have not got one,
On thist Weighty cause RlDys vent to
war. After they had exhausted their
armies and RESOURCES, and laid waste their
kingdoma, they began to wish to make
peace but before this could he done it
was necessary that the insulting language
that led to the trouble should be ex-
planned. --,! ,,,fA
--r'w whas could you mean. 'sssEed IEs
second king sef, the first, "by saying,
Send md L6hlGeApig with black tail,
or else--2'" =
q gSY6y,g daiptAs SIG q q aST6,a
pig with /, black tail, or else some othar
cpior! 5nt what did you mean by say
ing, L have not got one, and if
had---''sT .l-f tsstnnAF ,s,s-A
"Whys DfcoarsegifI had I-ahogld,have
sent it,
The exploration was satisfactory, aid
peace was accordingly conclGded. a
!, The story, OF the two kiIgs ought to
serve rs q lesson to us ali. Most Of the
qhAfkels bStween individuals are quite as
fooiiskiaelthe var Of lha blua n3gFwith q
BLACK tail. lgsi ltai'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
H"''or'"i and Selected items.

-. The he lri'h World puts out a .ix,s.D
page Centennial supplement, ilIas,r a,oS'l
with its July s,h issue. ''''''a'
The Taiepeadcm for july 6 l.,
beautifully engraved cover, fuIl Of ns,,'
o'ie' centennial designs. ~' u pA'''-
Massachusetts nominated n f,n ~,
!, State ticket, headed by ! +
Baker OF Beverly, las, Thursday. .
4 very destructive tornado .vsn,
over portions OF Iowa. TUESDAY pich,
destroying a number of lives and mnoh
valuable property.
A despatch dated ~ Mor,.,. 1,.,
= reports fierce engagement with rho
Indians. in which Gen. Caster and b,s
Two ero'hers. together with three nm,
dTed troops We're slain.
Mr. J. II. Rawson is up to one Of his
old tricks. We refer to the very repre-
hsns'ble one OF deposiung baskets If
garden = sauce before his ncighbor's door
tie left Us ice mess Of green peas.
Friday Tor which he is hereby heartily
thanked.
livery one Nho went to Bethel Tues
day seemed to Do having a fine time.
The especial thanks of the several lodges
which were so elegantly entertained are
due to The brothers in Bethel. Wenever
saw more bountilul tables nor mora s,,
l'hed hosts in giving, and guests in re-
cciving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
MODERN WOMEN.

20 ID sal commentary upon orr b'lstct civil
E1'inu THAT The women OF our times have degen.
c.aici in hrtlih and physique uutl they are LITER
ais a race % uyalils-palc, nervous feeble and
back achv, W n only here and there a few noble
exceptions In the persons OF the robust. buxom
ladies character site OF the sex 10 DAYS gone bv
rs very large experience. covering s period Of
Years, ant embracing the Treatment oi many thou
sands 90 cases oi those ailments peculiar 90 Wo.
men, ID. flsgcC, oi the WORDS Dispcn AIRY, Buff
iun, y. g.. h-s perfected, hy the combination OF
rsg-Ain vegetable extracts. "a natural speed
which hr does Eat ,Ntol as O. Cure-all. but one
81 hI-G admirably fglli- a singltuess OF purpose.
beng a most positive and reliable remedy Tor
those wcakucs-,, aui complaints that siliict the
women ui ihc present dIy. This natural specific
compound ls called D.. PIcrcC's fayOrite Pre-
-crfrti.1. 1ac following are Gmong those dis
eases l which thi- wonderful medicine has work
ct cares ~ 10 .l lnAg and win ccrttiutg never
before atiaiuct hy any medicines Weak back,
nervous AMI general debility. failing and other
o. placements OF Internal orgAn-, resulting from
debility and lack OF strength ln natural supports,
internal Fever. congestion, iut ANIMATION and ul-
CREATION, anI very many other chronic diseases
incident o. women, not proper to mention here, 10
which, well a. iu the cases ut0t have been emu
rn,Tatcl, Toe tavOrits Prescription elcc., cures
tlc marNtl OF ,he world xviii not DO harm IN
any state or condition 90 the 81 tcu and by adopt
.ug iis use the invalid lady may avoid that sever.
ct o. oidcal,-thc consulting OF family physl-
elan. faVoritU Frc CT Ptiou is eoii py dealers IN
medicines generally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

go-n Club o., this place c5lc-
Fourth by a grand picnic At
grove, near W., Sluaer
ulaa Howe presided a. the
4.I ta,-e ,scre excellent
s 5y S.,,els. Cummings and
z-- O., sumner. sampson, Howe
l.se1 ct Norway. aud President
- Psu.. Miss Delia Lane pre-
Prayer was offered
Cummings. some OF the old
,., v..i1.y though, l. would
e. have ac.,a OF army beans.
BAKED COOL supply IN tue
l. b. r..a, before. The ladies'
Is -..y a-r-7Ecd.o- other provisions
b. s-1 beautifully supplied oy The
j. SIMMER Every body pronounced
-s.1lea,> OF the frs, order, and
l.. ID have lAl most glorious
b ).
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
AT Rnmford.

.4-DAy.l Knapp, Ed, OF Nor
'.-slioalargs audience q, this
.,-3sy. Jane s5.h at 1 z. NJ. lie
.~ss formation AMI fruits OF the
.,-,s movement. Also bis son, J.
,...-. wss rrss,a; and talked 10 the
Az. They spoke q; Ram.ord
lap. ". A.. were highly IT.
s5rso heard them.
GLIB meeting Tuesday evening,
r. ;la following Ulcers were
n. President, J. Z. Washbura
-,.lsa... W sou Thomas, W. 5.
B. G.. F,o>,; Rec Sec, H. ".
Es.r..4. Sec. {. V. Knight
..--. : A. Arnold
--, Dosing well although some
..s., baby Uia.r,-kiied. Hops on
a,s are very goodi ~ this vicinity
&. V. X.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
Nou.Resident Taxes

in the Town OF sweden, in the County OF OXFORD
and state of Maize for the year II. 81
The following list OF taxes ON real estate oil non
resident owners in the said town "i SMeueh LOT -.
The wear ISIS in bills committed 10 p T. Grant
COLLECTOR OF said town on the 2s,h DAY oil June,
ls-5 has been returned b. him 10 me as remaining
unpaid on the 2sth day OF April, 1870, by ms GER
fidrate of that date, and now remain nnpAld' anu
notice is treby given that If the sali taxes anu
Interest and charges are not paid into the treasury
OF nm, said town within eighteen months from the
dst. of the commitment of the said bills, so much
nj me real estate taxed as viii be suhcleht 20 pS
line smonnt due therefor, including interest sna
~res. will without further notice, be sold al
PuIiic Auction at the clearinghouse oil AVN
pro i'm said town, on the 3Oth day oil December
1875. at ten O'Clock a. Nj.
Owners-Franklin l.. ana Johh r h""D7'
Lot-Part of "Gore."
Acres-FOuTteen.
Vaue-Ten Dollars.
Tax Due-Elcven CeDts.
Irnpaid Highway TaN-Ten Cents .,,,
nesrrintion taken from the Inventory OF said lanI
for sad year A. d, $50, by the Assessors oil
said town. . So,
"A parcel Of land in Sweden at foot OF snort ;
Uli 80 called called The Gore bounded north,
westerly by Fryebmg town line; norm eastern
Inv sweden town line; and easterly by LOIS 10. -
-. 49, ~ and 81; being triangular, ~ IN DNIs-
- =, ALVIN PIKE,
"' Treasurer Of Town Of sweden.
Cua1en July 3, 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

tICNIciNG.-Last Saturday party of
eighteen enjoyed boa,-ride or Moose
pond. Two boats conveyed them to Piue
island where the ladies spread tempt
ioG array Of eatsbles. After supper the
oaTsmeu rested around the pine till the
time for embarking. when one boat
grounded ard was only got aaoat by
o'erpowering exertions After several
hours OF rowing, floating and singing,
the party Landed to seek their homes.
VARIOUS were the eXpedienis adopted IL
av'H 'he rain. and various the degrees
OF ~e,acss attained. Altogether the pic
mic was periec: success. aud vii, long
De remembered pleasantly by the parti-
cipsnis. CoGroN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
Nonresident Taxes,

for the year 1873.
The following list of taxes on real estltc OF non
resident owners in the iowa OF Iaris
for the year lS75, in bills cominiVcd 10
on the Sth day Of June, l>sj, has been returned
by him TO me "a remaining unpaid on the lith day
or APRIL 1916, by his certificate oil that date ana
now rcmain unpaid and notice Is hereby given
that II the said taxes, interest and charges are
not p,id into the Treasury Of saii town, within
eighteen months from the date of the commitment
of the said bills. 80 much OF the real estate taxed
viii he sufficient to a. the amount, due therefor
including interest aud charges, viii without further
notice be- sold NJ public auction a. the
store OF Bolster. in said town, on The Ism day
oi December, lnsd at 10 o'clock \ VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
CATARRHAL COUGHS,

We have known people 20 suffer year or more
irom distressing cough, with all the symptoms
"i consumption, and vet be completely cured by
= lew bottles ofthc RADICAL TIRE, simply because
the cough was but a symptom Of Catarrh, and
could not be relieved until the principal disease
Was removed so sensitive To Inflammation Is
The mucous lining OF the nasal passages and throat
that by direct sympathy cough, constant and
distressing, may become prominent symptom OF
Catarrh. Care. therefore, must be exercised in
determining the origin OF the trouble. otherwise
al the remedie1 used will be worthless, aud the
disease make rapid progress towards eonsump
ton. \ grea; ms iority Of the eases OF pulmonary
consumption may be traced 10 neglected catarTh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
N,u.Rcsident Taxes.

In School Distrcu No. >, In the town OF Paris,
and County Of oxford, for the year 1879.
The following list Of taxes on real estate OF non,
resident owners in school dist MOI, In the town oil
Paris for the year 1879 IN bllIs coihlh.t.eu "
John Black, collector OF taxes OF salu tVNn On
the an day of June ISIS, has been returnedby
him to me as remaining unpaid on the nm day
of April 1875 By his certificate OF that dale ana
now rcmoin unpaid and notice is hereby given That
ii the 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
taxes so much of the real estate taxed az wiz Oe
sI,iicent 10 nav The amount due therefor including
interest and charges will without further notice be
sold al public auction at ,,,
the store of - Bolster In SAID town, on HE lS'h
dly Of December, 1876, at 10 o'clock, y. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

.r.,;,ci, a list OF tax payers ia
\, pa7 over 5000 annual tax;
n. ABBOT, >ia.5l; o IS Baker,
William NJ, Blanchard 5i.4si
r,a,,. o. -; Cotton Elliott.
C.,,,a $. FarDum, 1880; Benz
@S3. John c. Graham, Also I;
s4C. Howe, Is -; John Howe,
r-os F. Hoyt, l6.4l; Joshua T.
-, James HolL. 30 %; Charles
.,r - g.; Virgil d. RimbAll,
r,,,,b,n h. Martin. IS 50; sam I
~ Is q; Preo;iss NJ. Putnam.
1EW. ret,eagill, s4.59; Jere.
o.s,r,,,a. 1889; Edward $.
s,.&; John E. Segar, 60 90;
- sre.. 4l.22; Henry A Small.
n .,r Taomas, 49,; Jonathan
an; Cbap.ia Virgin, 900;
rs. 4t-'; T,m5.hy Walker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
New Advertisements.
Non-Isesidcmt 1nNcs

In Franklin Plantation, Coua:y OF oxford, for
tee year 80.
The fouuuin. list OF taxes on real estate OF
non-rcs dent owners In Franklin Plantation for
Tie wear ls7j, in bills committed 20 Winthrop
Mathews collector OF said Plantation on the oth
June 1873 has been returned by him 10 me as re.
r,inins unpaid on the lsth April 1876 by his Ger.
tiacats OF that date, and now remains unpaid, and
notice is hereby given that &c SAID taxes interest
and charges are not paid into the Treasury OF said
Plantation within eighteen months nom the date
OF the commitment OF said bills, 50 much OF the
real estate taxed as viii be sumcient 10 pay the
amount due therefor, including interest AMI
charges will without further notice, tie sold ~
Iublc auction al the school. house in District No.
3 10 said Plantation, on Monday, January !, $50
so. ,n,. o'clock. L 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

+, P.ra by several cases. Our
f's Bsuiamin LOveioY, D. F.
II. 5. MeIniire' are doing
- - = stop is spread. We hope
ii succeed, 49,. 3. ,0.D,.r, Wa
., good business in buying to
- patrons; keep good as
gooJs, -four, groceries, hard
ard shoes, dry goods nc.
ard firm laborers are eN-
~, oar worthy order.
~ ~ y L. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
Children Cry for CaStoria.

a. pleasant % ;akc 81, honey, and : absolutely
harmless. Itls sure 70 eVpel worms, cure wind
collie. regulate The bowels and stomach, and over
come irri;ahility caused Jy rash or cutting teeth
10 j. = Ierfrc. substitute Tor Castor Oh, and for
Cosuycues, in young or old, there IS nothing IN
existence so elective and reliable.
The Intest, greatest and most reliable
remedy ever put together by medical science, for
Rheumatism. Wounds, Sweliing,, Burns, Caked
Breast. &C, is the Centaur Liniment. There are
two kinds. The White Linimea, is for the human
family, TIC elbow CeniAur Linmeni is for spAv
net, lame and strained horses and animals.
rnlN m I'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
~ Ir INTERNALLY.
To ConsumptiveS !:

The advertiser. having been permatenuy Sui ,ya
of thst dread disease, Consumption, Oy snnPtD
~,.r,s-tv !. anxious 20 make known 20 NJ ieiV"
se-rs The means OF cure. To all VINO uesIS ~, ~,
~ an send "A COPY Of the prescription 49, ~
- ehsy.y7 with the directions for preparing aul
INC me same which they will hnd sure '"e
TO- Con-nnption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c; al
Parties wishing the prescription WIN wiz P''AS' AZ
dresS, NJ tv;u,sm .hurgh Y Y,
an4 du lss III" 80 =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
CATARRH.
\ New Hampshire Druggist En-
ureiy Cured by SnnfOrd's
Radical Curp.

"eniioaei',-l have kept the RADICAL CURE for
over 4 wear. was ailicted with Catarrh myself
aud wh lc in RostOn was advised TO try this rem.
ciy' and II entirely cured me. Since then have
con instantly recommended SANroRn's RADICAL
u N: CURTIS GATES.
iittleton, y H., Sept. o, 1875
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
The latest, greatest and IN
Heather Report.

Temperature last week al A. NJ.
SUNDAY. % cloudy, Monday. - cloudy
Tursiav a clear, " edaesday, go clear; Ihurs =
day, - clear, Friday q clear saturday 10
clear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

cFSTI. FNIAN who suffered Tor years ron 1l,
a S,-,[,s DebiIitv. Premature Decay, ana All
"A - -, ~ vonthfnl indiscretion vii, for the
~ ~ Suffering humanity send iree % 9I Mn ,ho
need H. me recipe and d h S ea i9F Sufferers
~ H. 10 profit BY the a-veS.se- XPetieh0e
Ns'. - "a bv addressing in periecI cona uehee
- -. 81 ~ JOHN b. OGDEN a. Gear ST. ~ ! .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

q, -'SD CNIoS HOTEL, opposite the Grand
b.. 'TPoi 10 New York, has several speeia
!, - over lts rivals. Il is so near the depot
I. -4'e'er IS spared sll annOyanee and eX
/ --'fAse, baggage and expires sage hire,
y "'a'.on is such that street car and stage
! sc nom this point 10 all parts Of the
> 's.eganuy-fgraished rooms, has all the
/ -f'''e'nents, aud i run on the European
eefs y.siiing New York, or on thei
ron the CENTENNIAL, will ind this
"seilsnes in every respect. It Is IN,
b. cement Of Z. Z. & W. u. GARRISON,
+ =. -'-o,ae one % the most popular Hotels
Wy ~ View York. .Smaytt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
lit works Like n Charm
Renne's MagicOil
TRY ITINTERNALLY.

This i, purely vegetable, general family RENE
Az Keen Il IN The house 10 Use IN case u emer'
seucy.
TRY 1T INTERNALLY.
II cures Cholc, Cholera Morbus. DArrhra'
Cramps and Pains IN the stomach, Indigestion
sore throat, Coughs, Colds, &c.
USE IT EXTERNALLY.
r...... N,.,r,lgia Cstarrh Rheum aisIu ,SprSi n s
rrts Urul-c~ OLD >Orss, Headache, Ioothache'
S,j "a 100 almost All the aches and pains human
desh Is heir 10.
sold ia Paris uy \. NJ. Hammond; 80. PARIS, Il.
N t,.rry. Norway. \. Oscar Moves, \. .; Rove
p.,h..t 4 n Wiley. - Waterford, ChaS. Dung
Fryeburl- T. Z. Ware: Harrison, Hammond son
WN. RENNE 4 son, PrOpr'rs, PiItsneld, Mass
mAy3-5m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
ratch elcnc known, and is natural HAIR GROWER a f
RAWSON'S AMMONitTED EINETENE

nana md t:putup nz m SWELL
Wrcnchc 81 II Dual
Is l.lI
efOr Won s o DO M m %, au
umrtl "a minute b ~ n lOT-C % p tn. .II t
expense, aud e.
tW great Ia owncr good until
o a no 90 m 30
a .l
same time ~.
au cattle s ma o arc
no g l e M c l bees Cd aler gust Cd When
has cendc OF rcgua scha va
/ a sure and I
dl+,h OF u al to 10 + I conn
o. boz
nlOof,s % enc au hoof
AN wi llgrova v some
recording tn atcOf the horse m
country 10 scr chc ore t %
uralha To
or \ Use 10
directs o tut
rf
mint leanl AL bone Tics me or
aiNpr On read 8 M "a
j. al ul
TO hetrale No. charger 70 al
sc fleet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
MARRIED..

OF Dlber, Barrait. Esq Oscar l..
Mss Ab0ie Farrar. both OF sumner.
/, --i.-,,, -.y by Rev. Mr. Steisou, Mr.. II.
as Mary r. stephens, both Of sum
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

l--f 90 world suffer 90 much with Dye
30. taea--a-. Although years Of expert
--5i-l e hail G.lcd % accomplish Ger.
.- ere remedy ior thIs disease AMI -
b -. -s sou stomach Heartburn, Water
B IS Hel-aeay Co,tiveucs-. Palpttatlon Of
--' -'.rl'a. .a-at. coming up ct The food
--.. sr---4l debility, A., yet since the M
- .. rEEtNs AuoUsr FJowXR we be-
Fee CD cas-, ci Dyspepsia That cannot Dc
s-e relieved ~ 49, dozen sold Last year
P -e ease 81 failure reported. We
90 GEo 2. WILSON. 50. Paris;
-F>'> I--., UiI, 90. K. WILEY, Bethel.
-.- Dress SO. AID sc, a sample Bottle or
-' d s-'sf..ve- Tor Dol cvnts aud try l.. OF
p ,i- ior cents. Two doses viii relieve
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

Each package contains a TrcAll-c GA CdtaTh anu
Dr SANFORD Improved lnhaling Tube. Price l.
For sale br Druggists evcryv here. WEEhs "
POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
Gs-lse sANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER, 81.
pcrior 20 Composition. Hot Drops, etc. >?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
PHYSICIANS
Recommend Sanford's Radicul Cure and
Prescription FILES can he Produced
ln SupporI OF the AssertiOn.

Il is with pleasure that we refer To the tact that
ever since it, Introduction. many members OF the
medical faculty have unheSitsjiugy given the
RADICAL Cure their approval. and have in phi
waite recommended aud encouraged the use OF H..
You are aware said distinguished city ply
s.rIau. that ny Obligations 70 The Massachusetts,
Medical society are such that cannot publicly
tCccipmcnd or prescribe the RADICAL CURE; but
since reserved 80 much relief from the use OF u
fay self, after thorough TRIAL Of the usual rcme
ties, have privately advised it. use, and presume
have sent 10 Your store no less than one hundred
at nv patients for IT,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

'.' -a-re VI tae Importance Of checking
- --.a % eossu ia i.s drst stages, before l.
--'-l.'y % work upon the lungs % such
Produce serious results. Tue bes'
'.' .--- checking, healing AMI curing that
% is AnAN~u>'s BoTASI, COT Oh BAL
\ Pee Be- and IS CO..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
BORN.

49,. July 3. 70 The wife Of I. B. Head, =
.-,s' JAY G. % the wife Of J. P. Moody,
a. .4asb,er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

-T NJ p. Webster Pastor OF The Meiho-
sap 'loiA. laar,a ia Weston, Mass.
-''-, -,ea AFFECTED w.,h dyspepsia and all
'----' suffering. Tor fourteen wears past,
.-Tr v- s-2 with = chronic diauhpa, 7
= 10 '~'e la; lni ms SELF greatly irn-
p I9;a.ss VITO are an .cted wiki the dys-
---- semen. 90 tie liver and stomach.
.- ..1-r-. ifcst-aucu of strength. would
" ne Ftt.rIAN >lRJr 81 one OF tie
remedies that have ever known.
o. -i-s-,,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

Catarrh j. the oppr0briUm mcic0run of the mod
cal profession, aud by many Is thought incurable
when, therefore, 4 preparation j. presented to my
notice endorsed 10y so responsible firm a Me-.
Weeks 4 Potter, I am bound 90 give u fair AMI
gnprcj udiced trial, and when such trial results IN
series Of uninterrupted cures, | cannot allow
'r0iess ional etiquette 20 interfere with candio
Expression OF my regard Tor u. / therefore give
s,ANTORb'~ RADICAL CURE FOR CATAEEll ms
approval, and consider II As remedy
tor the treatment OF every Iotm of Catarrh, supc-
lOr 10 ANY preparation lad down iu any text
. oOk with which am familiar
Very cspCctiully,
pE. CHARLES MAIN,
"a Harrison Avenue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11
DIED.

7.lelt n death. - I've lines or less-in-
49, obituaries contributed by friends Of
H. - PC charged FOR 40 the rate OF I'VE
-7-no exceptions.
a., ,a.-.y :. Mrs. Fanny A. Messenger
William McHenney. aged % years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

.'ea..., ur.psv, and an Diseases OF
b. '--aa, car bc cured by HUNTS
''i' a-nt-,js who have been given up
'r-2s ro Iic, have been speedily
90. Use %, HUNTS REMEDY.
-.'--e %. Ir,ac.e and MIX aud sulphur,
'-''ec o- every change OF season In
-e o.l countries % fortify children
'., OF erupuvc levers. Additions
---'N' >rIFuyE soar supply an amor
-'' .al penetrate sold everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-11

And as this Is centennial year, therefore every
body ought 20 feel full Of Yankee Doodle, we pro-
pose 10 sell goods so low that every one of our
customers shall feel joly and "chuck mll' Of that
same old tune all the time.
Please call and make your purchases OF Us and
we viii send You home feeling happy and gay all
the WAY.
Middletown transcript., 1876-05-13
CAUSES FOR TRIAL and ARGUMENT

At the May Term in the year of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventysx, before the Superior
Court to be held in New Castle in and for New Castle
County.