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, 1876-12-23

WANNIN0 TO TuEATnr MANAGERS.
LONDON, Dec. 2129.-The Lord Chamberlain
hnb Issued memorandum threatening to rtgor~
ously prosecute theatrical managers who yto'ate
the rules concerning tho facilities for exit.
8utrNNECk8.
LONDON, Dec n3-5 q. ln.-staNv WRECKS OH
the coasts Ut Abcrdccusl'tru and dKncarlincshire
nre reported. Upwards Of sixty lives have been
lost. In addition to these disasters the Italian
bark Marta Gur.1rllcln, IN the American trade,
las been loss OF Stnbbslcad And twcyc per-
sons drowned. Tlcsc, With other casualties re-
ported during the lust few days, make tho total
number Ut lives lost Oh the cast guast Ut Scot
land and England during the recent gulo fully
leu.
OF the Tynu arc strewn for four lnllcs wItl,
wrecks. Slulllar accounts from all along the
Gust coast.
, 1876-12-23
Unsolicited Evidence.

RpRIx0rtKtp, No., Nay II. ie73.
IR. II. Il. 6TxyxSs-Dcar Sir: My t4uEbltT hsx tucn
nut Of httlth tor AlJnt Two years AbuMt year ago
hha hAd tuHloF W Atr allu which NAN very pain.
ful.
saw vxaxFtx1 sdsetli.ra in iho Fa'm y and tent
aecund Guttirs Gsr hrailh Il mrt. Impaired and ts
tuIur II Ku1nx axsy ~ fAst Al II tau, Strj unt In
daughter. and take rtery opportunity to ternsnn nd
II ID those WHO 4st not aware 1T IT. REckf value RxrS
respectfully. Mrs. htSAA Z, RANDALL,
, 1876-12-23
II. corrections trhfeh 0tn. BARLOW sHggttfs are
!!nsadt: !s but the World nnppresses this fact, and
i."IIs.ix nAaettx the pnt1Okfic.

If the Io.,iaYElle tour.-iour. will cnst Ets pow.
.,ful mttul over thu Louisiana Returning board
i, will discover that there IL not carpet-GagRce
,,,onv them. They arp nil to the Southern
aanucr born. Two OF them arc Southern whites,
mi ouc pf tho two mn cx.Confederatc officer Of
.ouc ,l|stinclIorl. Bono Of the best blood Of
.hc southern chiya1ry runs IN tho veins ot tho
o,her two, who nrc little of color by the Cau-
saLon test; hut they arc all full-bloodctt
sonthcrncrs, a, as full of sectional pride as any
otner Suuthctncrs.
, 1876-12-23

81, Lou}1 Il PUBLICAN, Tic. q. y
About hali-pass o'clo<k lust night \ meteor
from nll accounts tho lar.est Anl luost
brilliant eyer seen llere-passed oyer tic elty
In = northwestsrlY direction. 1ts appear
anee In tho southwest was preceded by light
Us from thu headlight Ut q locomotive, thr'sw-
tny strolIg, gsecnlsh reflection ull the clouus,
and faiuter ono ,nn tho lluzy atmosphere.
4 moment altcrWard thu meteor itatlf calne tu
, 1876-12-23

nation, md alI aorts OF rumors were soon alnat.
The rapers have been hnlldoxed intn n sui,-
preston Of the fncts, owing to tic high standing
Of Mies Wtlc,ts The news, however, Is tul-
r0rtant. and will appear III somc OF tt'-trorrow
mornings papers, Iii spite of the respcetab[ltty
OF The parties.
, 1876-12-23

6pzC5u1 1HSpQIEs 70 I've 1f98EHK.
KEoKuK, ID, Dec. 2?-The meteor wh!ct,
pissed over this city last night was the most
brilliant ever witnessed hrrc. It's apparent patt
waa downward, about forty degrees eastward,
and It left behind a train of light embracing all
the tints Of tho solur spectrum, blended into m
illuminating blue and purple. THIS train con-
tinued visible for more thnn minute, assuming
serpentiue form In places whtla drifting into
obscurtty, Tho height Of tho meteor when it
passed hero Is estimated at twenty miles. Soon
utter tho 1ash n perrcpti6le concuaslon WIS felt.
At Laharpc, Ill.,, II distance of.about forty miles
from here, tho dctonaton rcscmblcd tho rcpurt
Of cannon, and 1t ia tlluught that tic llnaf cx-
ptoafon occurred not fur from tlpt place. Tho
meteor threw oil large number Of fragment
asy lights.
, 1876-12-23
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. G., 2S-l r. m.-Fos tho Up
per Lake Region, the Upper Mississippi, and
Lower Missouri Valleys, partly cloudy and
colder weather, with northerly to northwestcsly
winds and rising barometer east OF tbs Missouri
Valley during tha day.
LOCAL Q9tEHYATE1Xb.
, 1876-12-23
AT HOMER. La.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 23.-The Democratic
special from Homer says disastrous fire broke
out here this morning, which Is thought 10 be
The work Of m incendiarv. Twenty business
ing firms were burned out-scCrancy, Gill &,
Otis, aud Parsons. Loss, $4,000; Insurance,
&H,6U.
, 1876-12-23
SIIIV .ER
GOODS.

Entirely new consign1nents
opened this morning. Bea1lti-
full Vases. Toilet Stands, Pickle
Jars, Pudding Dishes, Tee and
Nut Bowls, Berry and Fruit
Dishes, Water Sets, Cups, and an
endless variety Of Ornamental
Silver, especially adapted to
the wants of the season, and
prices adapted to the times.
, 1876-12-23

SNALtBr, IN letter from Washington to tho
New York Tribune, says:
/ Republican Senator frnm New Eagland anld to.
~ thnt the question could ea4ily be brought he.
faic tiu supreme Court after the 4th Of March, and
..hhonI5 bc inaugutatcA writ quo Hnrranto could
h. sued nut against him nn behalf of Mr. TtLpEH In
thc plstslct Court md thu case be carried Ut once
10 thc Supreme Court for d 1nal decision.
The provision OF tho Constitution is not cited
confc,ring 1urladytiou On the Supreme Court
to decide such ease. -,
, 1876-12-23


L1rTtE ROCK, Ark, Dec. M.-Thc loss al the
recent Van Burcn fire, at which Callahan's cut
ton mill and gin-housc burned, is estimated Mt
$4,000. There hnvo been no fires In this rlty
within tho rast twenty-four hours, and every
prccautiou has been taken to prevent rcpcst-
tion Of the disastrous connagrattons. All
arrested and sentenced to the ehain.gang.
, 1876-12-23

LolsvlLLB, KY, Dec. 2l.-About fifteen
minutes past s o'clock tonight, large and brill
liant moteor passed over tlls city, remainlng in
sight nearly q minute.
, 1876-12-23
THE METEOR.
Further Concerning the Celestial
Extra" which Passed
by" Thursday Night.
The Huge Fire.Ball Seen from Kansas
to Pennsylvania, and from Wis
oonsin to Kentucky.
Your Unccfestial Was!1tub Cited as Co.
ordinate OF Its Apparent Disk.
ILLINOIS.
Special N1pasch to 11e Tribune.

.9A1rsntt,,n> III, nnc. % Lrlix ,.omn,,rttv
VA. stor,icd Inf .nt,,, an, d o,r,n"1 io., nicit
y" ta.m , ,..,1. ~" osA 'ss. 's
northcastcrly direction over tic city. Prof.
Comstock, OF Knox College, utyrs tho following
i1c.crintton n i. in tlt. cyenur,s R-n,Iltar,
hEga'ef ;1 s,y iam'iy "efo ere slart'stl by b1ll..
1ant flush Of light which fell upun the carpet In
the prcscnec Of 1anlr-light as being green.
Tie children rave the alarm mil rushed to tho
south loor. nat in tInc to seo tho ermjtsjon uf
soasa uu' !ass ~ ''S r' ~ eoo ..o & ~
splendid meteor, lhey' say II was red' btae'
ana all col0re, like rocket. The light cast
upon tho clouds had grccnist, tint. was too
late to scc anything tllo,1gl, It could not hive
beeu moro than ten scson1s from, tic t'uo tho
1fn,roo m.' l., aint ~, ,',s,',,tn "S ~ oen Ut
"sn u, utu. eaa!n maE ,,'i.es tGs.'"a.ea!, 'l1t
t",ns;stimr n ,rn rcnorts wIt nn ,ntcr.n' ~
abnt alfscson Eyory w. ndos m 'ir'uI IN thn ~
.rn,,,,, occ"Gt' ~ un .G hol. eat.h ID
ttcn'o'e., t., u 9y ein9scy 1resc'npied' heasY
@ twtcu tho "l tlasj, atu1 '"' thu ''"' rcn"rt "c
Sas tve ''S minutes. TIC lie" 1ists'co t !n!st
havc been something over sixty i'iles. and THO
angle OF elevation, as near % cs, bo estimated
df1 o II fsn q 1S would give
,narhaby brilliant meteor passed W ovsr this city
nun t"e "sstc' " !lS Saate4h 1!oilAoA ~ AUout
8;45 last evening. Lnrgo numbers. of peopln
witnessed Its passaKe' and 60 great was Its
illuminating qualities that our streets were
lighted almost as brilliantly 10 by day, md
smali t1 OBJECTS conla oe seen at colis|dsrable M
OF scycntydcEreSs trom the southern horizon.
ponr,.a eeGn' IT, a'ea 1c 20 1"s cter 1t'Sa e ,o,+
traoFnaTy o' szs a'lu ortiaey paseea Gysr ts
sl ntnuso tot aw Gse aa aLs Rt Was
staeea, anSlg 'nas ., tlc Sisy Was III nanGs. IL
w., mas t'o hav,est n,rr ,rInm nam nosse naaor
N ti,e cty s,tnnk 70 ts lou 1oata1io'. Several
eltkehs 1nlnxin& tnaa ine Day o. Judgment liad
eomc, Ieil on the'r Knecs a'ia oegscsi Tor mercy.
strange as t''ts item maY scen'' It Is strictly
true r,.r,ot o,.r,t., ., r.. 1,.,A,u.
n,,,,,, spee.d' Mspa.ea st e. 20 IT, 1at 1reane .,
:, u"th, LII ~ r ,:% "as - nt', meteor, was
an calan9uac, a. % %as IT. gotn! 2 ~ precisely
s, - ~, ,,s ioI 1.,.s ',,..4 Iat!s'
aay tnc sKy, We,a III. ao ncei' osetyast, was snt
ha Shs synanst ccts wv .rcro ','ni. yu1M 1gn., n,
tnE ~ sse a'tee" voesss Jnst mstu t a 'isMc even
70 snc " se TER o my most
feilsatkao!e nnenoinenn 1n..a !asted aooat twenty
, 1876-12-23
KANSAS

FonT 8corT, Kat., Dec. 21.-A largc md brill
liant meteor was observed hero ut $50 o'clock,
and remained In sight one minute.
, 1876-12-23

Sudden changes Of tho weather often
causa pulmonary. bronchial. and nrthulat!c
troubles. "hrown's Bronchial Tfocnc*" wsll allny
iMg immediate telicf.
, 1876-12-23

Tlolnnl's Aromatic litttor vino Of Iron Ia q
and impaired digestion. ucpnt, til Clark street.
, 1876-12-23

THH NEW ENF1tEsS.
DELHI, Dec. .@-Prcparations on amagniaccnt
scale are mukfpg for the proclamation the 1st
Of January Of Queen Victoria as Empress Of
India Native Princes aud Chiefs arc arriving
tlnfly
, 1876-12-23
AT DAEYuLE. ILL.

AT DAEFILLE, I'LL.
Special Dtspatch to Ias Tribune.
DANvILIE, ILL.,, Dec. GA frame dwelling
situated OH Walnut street, and belonging to the
Young estate, was burned this morning. Loss,
1900; insured for $500.
, 1876-12-23
RUSSIA,


i SoC1ALIsT CONSPIRACY.
LONDON, Dee. 23-5 a. m.-A dispatch from
Vienna reports that aociallst conspiracy has
been discovered III Russia.
, 1876-12-23

East MARinYIxLv, ltkM.. AuE. y, la70, :
Mk. SrxxxSt-Ilear 6lrs hare betn ifpu He'd with
csatsr tf.n ea!!a9s s.,:nE ny ~ea,n t. % b. y s9re
preparations hui with effect. uut tried your WIG:
kTlsx. After takIng few 4oecs ! fUuuu It relieved
Canksr hunor, aud BY tl,s tlmp had aken ts thl1d
tr"aoea *itit Il sleS tat ti.ls Which Il cet months
xgo. have Recommended il seytsal u my Hc44aInt
a. 1n4 eyerY Vhs tptaka f4FurabIy Ut A good
YouF1 truly, i. y. SHERMAN.
, 1876-12-23
FINE
WATCHES.

We make a speciality Of Fine
Watches, and have the largest
assortment Of noted Swiss
and American manufactures
to be found in the West, and
would invite the special atten-
tion Of buyers to our LADIES'
WATCHES, ranging in price
from $50 upwards.
Our light expenses aud
grently Increased trade, add
cd to our importing and
manufacturing fiaciiitics,en-
able HIS to repay Ollr friends
for going a little out Of their
.vay to visit lis.
, 1876-12-23

vxNKTlNE e1IsndA IT. tanuence Into e|Pry part Of tho
human orgauisN. ca11neuctnK with III foundation;
cFe.iux Ges!Ihy formation Ind pufl1catioa VI tho
blood d1lxtnx 9ut disease And esfux natatu tu per-
furll IL allotted task.
Sold by all Druggists.
, 1876-12-23

sight, appearing to the naked eye about thirty
feet in ltnr,i.' fotloxcd nv = famr ITO feet
long II RaVo ieht aoout m'o"ay net"esn
That OF the sun and moon, moving very slowly
mil al remarkably low elevation. As It
approsehoa , , the eity IT, color sna.ks,l @ &c, TO
bright yellow, mid Wien directly over tue
city there was an appearance on each aide OF 1t
like the spreading Of tligiiB, from tho points
,,no. " ,aa.,nm s"s ,ssa , .M m ~, ~ 1,os. af,"s
tIn,,' 'c1,nk Ss H., " WIZ ~ .At ~ ,nTt na.
an tr, ra,, 4 Met Fad ~ an t.faso III
cn,nn ~, me ~ ueR o .aae' 'm'.in a H.
cascsi otter,'nn 3a;tc ~ i3nicct NV ..,,ni ~
,,,s, a..enton ihict 70 1Tteet n5 souu .o. ~ ~
ucLo"ht!on pr c1plgsl9n: any tti!sa u WI III
klEht pIopahIy e4uaicd thFce-1ouflhe OF Ml,-
ute, afd It's track was v'e1hla eoshc secohds
longer.
r. Mo1s ,i,te I!eoc, 161 t., ts r.
rrat t,ti"n i,ax ~
sn Il mS. vI.tIic fnr ih,rtv ..c"n'i. iba tahen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
Porter.

..5 l5.-Fa,uers are driving their
,,a,A l4s, 81 possible for 1t Is com
,..ss TO Die on dry ground. The hay
ss.l. be scot. AL the crops would
, .5aL il We could have rain.
u. James II. Libby, OF this place. is
s. .,l tOaOls are entertained OF his
-asay.
81. EraaA p. French OF this town. had
.as,5.e HOoV colt killed by tightening
x shower Of Friday afternoon.
I, James aud J. L. French have
....ss- sssrms OF bees. They will
re soue nice sWsrms to sell this tall.
.isso. TOO try.
u ,osa Of Porter aud Parsons6eld
= loos. 10 build a covered bridge
r.s he great OSsiPee river al tbs
AZ They have The materials to
u on the grouai. and Mr.. Wood
3 s,e1ca Who has the stO1e work 10
I'll Commence next week.
). l.. r.
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SIMMER term o; the Oxford Nor
,..,i,u,e closed Friday The 7,b. The
.,,s named pupils have PASSED the
',,u. 5s.og tsrAy OF absent one
Assie l. Briggs. Auna II.
=. Gsrtis Whitman, Emma PEI
Ii,,is Perkins, Mary Chase. Carrie
- ear. Aaaie Merrill, Mary Merrill,
~. L3ssJoy. Ruby Dresser. Hattie
Gso. ". rockingham. Herbert
-. Charlie Howard, Mary \. Love
I. G.rie Richardson.
TT Crommelt has returned 10
.,ns in South Dover, where be is
,,.rug bis health quite rapidly.
Tn ] Wbeel,r and vile have gone
.-C-pi,nniA.. Geo. 4. Wilson and
,e 4 So D. the party.
n. s,,er IN or squeduct gave out
a.tpe,i.y. tut has since commenced
..,s SCALA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25

Tie Gospel Banner says of Israel
s,og;n, ks4., III We mistake not.
u u bis - yeay-ialher OF several
.,s-ueu OF emineuce-is now lying IN
aae sl2.s Of health st his home IN
'.-10.e, Maine. IN consequence OF 8
Z. 'aocE 90 paralysis experienced a
--Asgu. At that time his death was
Az lor daily, but be continues much
3 ,A1e, and though feeble, lakes some
CsameuI, aad suffers no pain 81 all.
IS 1e days 20 by. aud be may live to
i-,u,urn % bis eldest son. Israel Jr..
3 S--ey, The neat OF sge, both Of
- re low on their passage iron
--ye lbs other sous. with the eX-
az u E'hu. minister TO
"a VIZ, CadWallader. ChAS. and
.. Lave AL been home 10 visit their
=; Alce his illness, but have returned.
-s.a SAuuei. another 500. who re-
e' a, The N0riands. IS his constant al
-.4-. aud isi,h vi nurse"
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MURDER WILL OUT.

!safs AZo August Flower was discOy-
4. : certain cure Tor DysPePsi and Liver
-, ie" thin DyspePties made known 70
:, Us aoT easily and quickly they had been
- - use. The great merits Of GREENS
- FLOWER became heralded through the
b. = 0oe sufferer 70 another, until, without
l. $ as safe has become immense. Drug
h. ky TOWN In the United states are
4 n No person suffering with Sour stomach,
Il ---A'ae' COssiveness, PalplLAtiOn OF the
L. "se'1ion, Low Spirits, etc, esn take
/ r. -.'hout relief. Got GEO. L. WILSON,
II. =, - H. kAwsON Paris Hill; q. h. WILEr.
Il. get bottle for IS cents and Try il
'''a;'ss, 10 cents.
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OXFORD, SIS Sat y Court of Probate, held AZ
Paris within and for the County OF OXFORD
on the third Tuesday of July A. ID. 1876.
HORCAs b. MOORE, named Executrix IN
1 certain Instrument purporting 10 be the last
VIII and Testament Of Levi A. Moore, late OF
Bethel in said County, deceased, having presented
the same for Probate: ,..,... =.
ordered. That the said ExecutriN give notice to
ali persons Interested by causing copy OF TINS
order 10 be three weeks successfully in the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
snpear AZ a Probate Court 10 be held At Paris
in aid County on the third Tuesday of Aug. next
ar O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the said Instrument should moi ne
nroyed approved and allowed as the last WIN
and Testament of said deceased.
anu A. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-Attest Ii G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25

: sAASD UNION HOTEL. DEPOSITS the Grand
-spo' in New York, has several specia
-4sss over IL rivals. IL 10 80 near The depot
= traveller Is spared all annoyance and eN
7 Carriage, baggage and eXpressage hire,
= location IS such that street car and stage
+-'A's from this point 70 all parts Of the
e. las elegantly furnished rooms, has all the
rf''ements, and i run on the European
-A'eless visiting New York, or on thei
= IRON The CENTENNIAL, will hnd this
~ Iesllsnee in every respect. II i IN
-Ali cement Of q. F.&W. u. GARRISON,
'eeone one Of the most popular Hotels
--i u New York. 23mayu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25

es school =, Trap Corner, taught by
~, Isbc,h Howe. c.oSo last week.
,..sjs7 there were appropriate literary
Uses Miss Howe IS one Of the best
,,.r, 10 ibis vicinity, snd she has fully
...asd Der rePatst'on in this school.
beauulu. rAinstorm visited US
..iav eve aud sunday, making farm
,.,,3 gardeners smile - their crops
-. 10 bloom SgaiD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
FARMERS. READ THlSi
PcrcherOn-NOrTnan stallion,
Imported May 10, 1899


The subscriber would call the attention of farm
ers as we'll as others interested in breeding, % this
remarkable breed of horses As q cross upon our
small native mares, they have proved success
beyond all doubt and cavil In the West where
they have been introduced, hllEbred colt when
one year old, sells for more than the price OF or.
binary horses when fully matured.
The public demand a larger class of horses, aud
the only way to get them Is by employing larger
stations. For this purpose met Mr.. VI. ". Dun.
ham of Ill, Othe largest importer and breeder Of
this breed OF horses 10 the L. s. NJ y. Y. City on
the 18th inst, and selected one from choice lot
that he landed the day before.
Centennial
is nearly live years old; l6i hand, high; weighs
1900 lbs; splendid dappe bay black name and
tail. Active and energetic, with remarkably
pleasant disposition, good mover and style that
captivates. VIII make the season al my stable.
Believing that his services will prove OF great
benefit 10 the public, offer them for the unprece
dented low terms, in order that none may feel
that they are not able % patroniZe 40 Imported
Pure-Bred Horse. Terms;-Twenty dollars 10
warrant with the privilege of returning those
not In foal al any time he may De owned by me-
Farmers, have been 40 great expense and risk
TO secure this noble animal, and would invite you
10 call and see him and my haliblOOd years-old
stallion Farmers Interest, y hich will show you.
the value Of the cross upon American bred mares.
Seeing Is believing. Come and satisfy your.
selves. Those desiring further Information con.
corning this breed, call upon or address
+. WHlTTEMORE, JR.,
West Paris oxford Co.. Me.
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OXFORD, ss:-At Court Of Probate held a.,

OXFORD, SAT Court Of Probate held held at
paris within and for the County OF OxfoI
"a The third Tuesday of July A. ID. 1876.
%S the petition of Luereta II; Demeritt, Ad-
I ministratrix of the estate Of Thomas >. Dem
eTtt, late OF Peru in said County, uecea 'h PhS
RAJ estate OF said deceased as will produce the
sum of fifteen hundred dollars for the payment oil
debts and incidental CHARGES: - ....o
80 ali persons interested by causing an abstract
- =. a. ha nstifion. with this orde- thereon
70 be published three weeks successfully IN the
oxford Democrat printed at faris, Una, 'pey may
- aid County on the third Tuesday of Aug next
IL aScIoeI in the forenoon and shew cause II any
1hey have why the same should mol DC gpsI ,tS
Atrue copy-attest: II c. Dsvis Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25

a. pleasant 70 take as honey, and is absolutely
harmless. Il Is sure 20 eNpel worms, cure VIM
collie regulate the bowels and stomach, aud over
come irr,ability caused by rash or cutting teeth
II Is perfect substitute for Castor on, and for
Costveness in young or old, there is nothing IN
existence 50 effective and reliable.
The latest, greatest anu most re''A0'e
remedy ever put together by medical science, for
Rheumatism, Wounds, Swelltngs, Burns, Caked
Breast. &c, il the Centaur Liniment. There are
two kinds. The White Liniment is for the human
family, the yellow Centaur Linlment is for spav
ne d, lame and strained horses and animals.
mayS0-Sm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25

.,,y. July l5,Mr. W. S. Bueknam
lssld. narrowly escaped from
gs was holding bis horse by a
- .psr the halter containing a slip
- -,i,b was around his third finger.
~ =, me horse became frightened
~ '.,sd to run, dragging MIR. Is.
- -, rods. Fortunately. he received
b,uises 10 travelling that dis
~ .,su he succeeded in stopping
~. N''D
oiDs'.
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U 8 Z
Renne's MagicOil.

II you have got Rheumatism, ,,o,corr
II you have got Neuralgia, -,.,,.., or, an,
- USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.
n ,ou have got any kind Of Ache or Pain,
USE RENNE'S PAIN KILLING MAGIC olL'
Try H. aud you viii be surprised At the oeneneat
eject derived from q thorough and ialthInI use W
this popular family remedy. II Is purely Nesv.o4e'
ale apd clean 70 use internally or externally
so,1 IN paris nv A. NJ. Hammond; so. Paris, A.
N ,;rrrv. Norway, \. Oscar Soyesi a. j.. ho"ei
Rethel. g. X Wiley; so. Waterford, Chas. loungi
E~yebury. T. L. Ware Harrison, Hammond y son
WIN. RESNE 8 son, Proprrs, fItsnelu' "As''
fulv 2j-Sm
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To Consunptives {:

The advertiser, having been permanently eurSo
NJ thst dread disease, Consumption, by slnP!e
" - "a a. Tious 10 make known 70 his iellow
IT, he means OF cure To all who desire 1t,
he viii send ; copy Of the prescription USED uree
VI Sn1 ~ : -. which they will find SURE cure
FOR CoasunpTiou, Asthma, Bronehits, &c "A.
Prtiss wishipg the prescription VII please au'
rvs Rev +. A. WILSON,
9Ivss, raa penn St, wiuismsburgh, y l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
From the well-knowu maker OF YaIe's
Mammoth Tent

Gentlemen Il have suffered ten years from the
worst form, u Acute CAtarrh or Cold in the
Head, That ever afflicted mortal man. Whenever
took ~, On cold q would settle IN INV head caus
ius The most violent sneez,ng, accompanied with
excessive discharges from my ewes and nose. For
Jays aud day my suffering would be intense, and
nnAlly settling IN my Ions and bowels. would rVn.
der my lie miserable Tor a month. Never. during
all any suffering, was able o. obtain even tempo
raIy relief irom any medicine / ever tried. Three
week ago, while suffering from the worst attack
I ever had, procured bottle OF SanfOrd's RAdi-
ca Cure Tor Catarrh. The relief from the nrst
dose was crafty ing thai would willingly have
gwen one hundred dollars 10 obtain 10. A lev
doses completely cured me. Ny head has since
been perfectly free from mucous accumulatious,
my breathing easy, and not = symptom OF trouble
about ms tacs aud bowel. has presented Itself.
It, effect IN NY ease has been truly remarkable
Very respectfully, X. NJ. YALE,
sal and Awning Maker, : south Market S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25

The only saie and always reliable remedy for the
immediate roiIefAnd permanent cure ofevery sym
p'om and stage Of CaiAnh. II is medicine pure
a. distilled water and is obtained entirely by dis.
ulauon Of certain herbs and plants whereby the
essential medicinal principle is alone obtained,
while every particle OF woody abre Is rejected.
Il Is entirely unlike every other before the public
and those who have tried all other remedies are
assured on the honor OF the general agents that
this medicine has and will accomplish all that is
ella med Tor 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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A S1-voas Debility, Premature Decay ana an
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Of suffering ha@ S dysc aoS s Sr making The
~ 49, - rs,nsdy by which he WAS ec-ec- ouAeIeis
wishing 70 profit by the aver sc: 49, apseN'e
s.n 40 30 by addressing in PeIiecs con- uSn's v.
al ~ ~ Tn9N r. &c UeS a. Cedar 81, ~ l.