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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
Ex-senator stewart.

AGAIN BEFORE THE connIrrEx ON FOREIGN
IS AFYAIRs.
Assoetatsd Pres Special 1slssram.
WARRINGTON, March %. -Ex Senator
Stewart Was again before the Committee on
Foreign Affairs to-day. in relation to the
Emma Mine.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
gsGieal.
TO PHYeICLANs,
"CACHETs N PAIN"


TAas UaeAsts ~ nsAs It sinpls Aoqr pssts md
aAAS1sA n 0estanoss N pevdsr 6sm thsy diseojye
M seaefg n The stomach. thsss6J allovIn0 ths
Phyeiciaa reqases thsm thsssfoss lie eontsaes are
f.ssh na.efal, The must naassoAs and bittsr msdi.
cinss, oefnins Aloea, &c., - we'll u th0ss Of un.
pls4sant odos. Aka AasAfotlda. can b taken with
Pssfset sonfest b ths nost s.sa.tive peaiset ne
Gniasd. ~ be. up With the rsqulrsansnts u ths
aass sed sAs dss.sads q oar SHsso.sss ws have
Asally and s1psditsously alinG esd pssparinY d.
ohsts for .ns which arc much appsovsd W both PITY
sicisn and patisut.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23
MaEsh I.
TO BE ExANINED ny TIE JUDICIARY COMMIT

TEE.
Associated Press Special telegram.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-It ia said that
Marsh will be examined by the House in
dietary Committee, to-day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

me PArisiAns ate 5000 horses and 500
iackasses laat year.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

ID 20 snhkaay tAas tbs nomination Of
II, pAnA to b 1izaetse 10 uaq1anA ~ b
4n1smad b ths osaAa. ts-1nN 1hs uan-
ahoss have heard froa de country. I'D
ehAss y . viaihas yielding h ~ &sposiaioa
sAovp - vsak 70 asssss tAsE 90 fFsA
II. Beach LAsrsass, ed 0snsrA 1sa.
patlsr. Mr.. LAvrsnos's btos3ea ase new
psalsy s4sceaasiy pssseureA ~ - \ let
1svn 70 ~ posisoa Il . peteafsgsins
vranglss, with no good oaAs asainse Mr..
Dana. A. for Butler. II would b pre-
ssesa spectacle IL he eosA 70 iase he
Uniasd 6tatss 6snaAs end nagativs . no0i.
nation Of President 0sant = when thai
pon,nasion commands the hearty endorse
meut Of the country. He, and LAwrsnss
700, ought 10 BE- Kicked neck and heck oat
Of the chamber.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

wAEcK on aK1HIsu's rorNr AND Loss OF I'm
..t CREW. =

Aasaststad Pssss Special 1slegyasa.
BosToa, March 22-Ths brig Hatite katon,
Of Boston, Capt. James r. Cook. twenty
three days from Oienfuegos for Boston,
went ashore during the storm Of Tuesday,
1t Gsrish's Point Kittsry, Me-, aud all on
board persisted, except the first mate.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

Dlulo C4ubo AT4lAuuJ .....,...... l33 IA
| Bible cause (DelAware) ............ G9l.d ii
| Tract cAuHe,.. ...........,........ $50. 0:
Sunday School Union, .........,... 3U9. 81
Church Extension, ................. 632. II
Freedman's Aid, ................... $50 Al
Conference Academy. 32G. 81
Conference Educational Society,". 80. 81
EdncatioD, 800. 81
Woman's Foreign Missionary Soc.-
| esyt.. ......... I2S. II
General Conference Expenses, .... 4l2.14
Al whole the collections OF the year ar,
between 800 and $500 greater than Las
year.
W.P. Davis and E. stubbs were appoint
ed committee to prepare the usual reso
lutions Of thanks.
Rsvs. J. b. Quigg and @. F.sheppara wer,
elected trustees in tho Wesleyan Femal,
College on tho part Of tho Conference.
| Ministerial alternates to the General Con
ference were elected after several ballots a,
wetl.
The Presiding Elders were made til,
committee OF distribution OF tho assessment
made upon tho charges for the benefit o
| the Conference Academy.
The Standing Committee on Examination
| were announced AZ follows
| Candidates for admission on trial,--T, d
i. y
| Williams, Geo. h. Brster
Class Of First Year-J. W. Pierson, 7. g
Williams, W. F. Talbot, J. 7. Van Burka
low, W. q. Hutchin.
Class OF Second Year,. d. Merritt
Vaughn Smith, VIM. Uric, @. W. Burke, Il.
| G. Irwin.
Glass OF Third Year-L: q. Matlack, T.
H. HAYNES, W. d. Walton, J. E. Bryan, J.
NJ. williams.
Glass of Fourth Year-A. W. Milby, J. L.
Taft, J. II. Caldwell, I. L. Tompkinson, L.
d. Newman.
Local Preachers for Deacons' orders
". l. Balm, W. Il, hcFarlane, W. W. Red
man, ]. W. Weston.
Local preachers for Elders orders-B. r.
Price. Adam stengle, 8. T. Gardner, John
France.
The reports of the Committees on Sun
day School Union and Ladies' and Pastors
Christian Union were presented and so.
cepted.
On motion OF Rev. J. B. Mann 1t was re.
resolved that ministers who have made col
lections Oh tho Conference Academy sub
scriptions have no right to withhold the
payment Of them into the general fund.
The time for taking the usual collections
for the benefit Of the Conference Academy
was changed OH motion Of Rev. J. b. Quigg,
from June or July to April
Bishop Scott stated that having been con-
WINGED that he was not throwing away his
money he had given hiA che OK for asubscrip-
ton to the Conference Academy made one
year ago.
Rsve. E. J. Way, ]. i. Taft, J. E. Camp.
bell and J. Alien were continued In their
present relation. Rev. J. ID. Curtis was ~
signed superaunuAted relation at his own
request
The officers Of the Church Extension 30
ciety, and the Conference Educational Boci-
ETY. were reelected.
N. B. Bmithers and H. +. Hopkins wore
elected visitors 10 Dickinson College.
Milford was selected ~ tho seat OF the
next session.
Wells W. Wilson wAa granted leave 10
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

n ~ Nev HangAiss visessy. svsspins
~ aapAses . y b, ahanA avs sAaseess Il
laaAang naesa1ssaa "msaaesss - ~
nsvs ~ ~ sssAiAass ~ 1lasas
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v1psasA ~ - = - x s,ssasa,
u - b . elly ~ ssA " n,ss
ss11GA Nsv Nnass y - nspsAxsaa
~ q ny M iAssas 70 uAhA - . w.
40 teaal ~ - AAvs anes - Asrs,
tAsegh ~ Aaws dsas n ners thoroughly.
shAa ~ ~ risAs y hoes I'D sxpsat.
~ Msv HAaeeAss = vssy s>ia p "
par9 spiae, nd y nnaA hs sSssssa b
~ snsn rtai..g frsa WaaAinstoa-nos sz'
s,uAvsly Rspahsisan b. any nsans-tAaa
other HtAass viii b. Il mud nut BE- sup
pesed hat thi. vGss MEANS 70 much ~ sha
u now bsoo0es sAfs 70 disregard Tie lods
psedsas vossr (~ltb easAsal and r
psinAar) B.ppsss .hs Democrats nosai
nate Mr.. bAsasd ~hoa sassy might do
although hts soaihsru h urboAls,is uotios.
are nov In his way u every sep. Sippos
they doY Thea sAsrs nuss b. . siean
handed man against him, Of 10 will BE-
dApseruus eAndiaAte. He N rsputs
ahsSugh tbs Ansry hosssse md frss fros
taiaA and b wosId give % great troubi
In saeh stAeas - New York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

Of unqualified sympathy, and commanding
the society to the people for support, WAS
adopted.
The report of the Board of Church E1-
tension was also read, showing balance on
hand Of $256.45, with other sums yet to be
| added. The report WAS adopted.
At O'clock the memorial service touch
ing the death of Rev. Wesley Kenney, D. D.,
late Presiding Elder Of Dover District, wa,
opened with the hymn beginning
How sweet the hour of closing day."
follow with double prayer by Keys. !. T.,
Cooper aud Chas. Hill.
Rev. W. ii. Hutchin read memoir OF lhe
deceased, giving All account Of his life in
the ministry, covering forty three years,
with list Of the appointments which he
has filed and the numerous traits OF his
character. Remarks OF eulogy were made
by Revs. I. T. Cooper, Geo. A. PhGbus, E.
Davis, G. W. Prettymsn. John Wilson, and
Vaughn Smith, after which the memsir WAS
adopted.
The Committee to which was recon-
mitted the report relative to the
celebration Of the centenary Of Ame-
rican Independence returned the re-
port without amendment. Rev. h.
Colclazer submitted . substitute to the 4th
resolution permitting each subscriber in
the collections ordered to select whichever
one of the educational institutions under
the patronage OF the Conference he may
wish such amount to 60, but in CASE Of fail.
ure to 30 state the amount shall be placed
to the Conference Academy fund.
Mr.. ColclAzer's substitute was voted
down, when Rev. Jos. E. Smith offered
another somewhat similar and differing only
in that the amounts not specified for any
institution be divided equally between the
Conference Academy and Wesleyan and
Dickinson Colleges.
A motion to lay the substitute on the t.
bic did not prevail.
Dr.. Cooper moved to strike ont Dickin-
son College from the substitute, but the
motion Was lost.
Raw. K. W. Todd moved to strike ont
"equally" from the substitute, no that
Conference may distribute the collections
it sees 1t 1t tile next session.
The motion prevailed, aud the report, ~
amended, was adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Educa-
ton was taken up, and that portion OF it
relating to Drew Seminary was adopted.
A recess Was taken to 7 so, the bsnedic-
ton being. pronounced by Rev. II. &.
Thompson.
EVENING SESSION.
The devetioDs wore conducted by Rev.
A, ID. Davis. DR.. Cooper presided.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-23

The devetioDs wore conducted by Rev.
A. ID. Davis. DIR. Cooper presided.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02

Caiarrh Ia is extent anil destructive force:
stands next 70 Consumption and il closely allied
o. 10. for IN certain constitutions the Tansiton
from one 20 tie other j. cnlv q question OF TINE
Il u therefor singular thing thar those aiiieteu
with 10 should not make II the object Of their lives
% rid themselves OF 10. single bottle o. any
remedy cannot IN the chronic stage. enect cur
nor even bring The svstsmlunder IL influence
Ia many such cases the bones and carthage OF me
nose are eaten away, the organs OF nearing Oi
sccius. and Of tasting affected A. 70 Dc renaeIeu
useless the uvula 80 elongated and inhameo ~ ~
produce a couslSnt snd distressing cough lpe
return ~ health mu.t necessarily be sloN, under
the most favorable circumstances, when 80 sSri'
ousy AFFLICTED butas the evidence OF Is great NAlue
daily comes % hand, We become more anu my
satisfied that there does not exist case or CAtsrIh
that cannot De- cu-el bv Judicious and persls,sn1
use or "Sauford's Radical Cure FOR CaiArrh; lne
relief 10 every case obtained from the urs' uose -
i. brought eou.tltutionally under is influence
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
, and selected Items.

an, Dudley offers tor sale one
=. arms in Paris
"a, arc beginning to swell and
Is. green in warm wet spots.
s,,,s, to take your poke, book
..,oa, hand to Academy Hall
-. Impeachment trial comes
Justice should be swift as
ere IL be' dealings.
=. Of Backheld has some sIereO-
,. Of he Norway Anniversary
- enough to salt all
c,,. F. Tewksoury OF Gorham,
received and accepted unan-
~,o he Congregational Church
rrosiL Association will take
80. excursion to Philadelphia.
p,.,,.ad The 9th Of June over
,..sl X Worcester route
| ? B..fag, OF Bethel, AdveF'ises a
30. Garages, OF which he makes
,,r,s.v. HIS vehicles are well
!. d, elegance and durability
vii. be voluntary" literary
. Paris Academy. next Wed
!, ,.s,aOOa. Parents OF scholars
Aof The Institution are invited
r-s,sa'.
ID. o.,ed1 Taayer OF Paris Hin
80 slowed as ,wo very peculiarly
,,,.. laid D., his haIi-o'eed BraL-
I'd. Toe es-s were very large.
al, .h-ee jiame,ers in length.
-.f,Ges A.J society Of Paris uil
-,,. ID Academy Hall a. Z O'Clock,
..,,s,saiac. 20 perfect their organi-
AIlbc aides OF Paris are Invited
..,s-. a-j join the organization.
-.L,i.ss AlI society II Paris Hin
Va,-i.y entertainment in the
e-7.,-i, Monday evening Ice
- al c.s,s refreshments Tor sale. .
..i.alo;ssreHerci,cs will Preceee .
.-.a..L., rt.geshncu,s. Free .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Marquis 4. Hanson OF Buckheld,
w an the County OF oxford and state VI Maine
and Arthur b. Goilthwait OF Boston, Common.
wealth OF Massachusetts,, oid on the IAN day OF
O~tnner 4 ID 1873, by their deed Of that date, re-
Corded in oxford Records, book 62, page 6i, con.
yey 10 one sullivan {. Andrews, then OF Buckheld
Comfy OF oxford aforesaid in mortgage, a certain
tsc Of land ia Buckfcld aforesaid aud situated on
the road leading from the Leonard school house,so
LIED to south Paris. and beng the hrst farm
vest OF said school house, on said road and known
ss the Daniel Mason farm 10 which said mortgage
5e,d and record as aforesaid, reference is hereby
made for a more particular description OF said
mortgage dec, and OF said premises. And where.
- the aid Sullivan c. Andrews did, on the 2Ist
day OF May, A ls5+, transfer sell and assign
sscnred. viz Four hundred and ifreen dol.
lars 10 one Oscar r. Gardner, then ot.sAid Buck.
GeI5 but since deceased, said assignment being
recorded in oxford records, book los, pages SIS {
Ssy;ng been broken, |, the undersigned, in my ca
pacity as Administrator of the estate of the said
Dsrar y Gardner by reason thereon hereby claim
= ,ovcclosure of said mortgage deed according ~
.xrcrG,eat therein contained agreeable 20 law.
RANDOLPH {. THOAES, Admir-.
Ruekhe April q, 1876. mayZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
ApvERr1s1NG.--Read what some of the
FOR
hEORSES, CATTLE
SHEEP & SWINE.

ADvERrIsING.--Re what some Of the
most successful business men in the country sayd
about It.
There is no instance on record of a well sustain
ed system Of judicous advertising falling OF sue
cess
advertising has furnished me with compel
ence. Amos Laurence.
without the aid of advertisements / could have
done nothing In my speculatiOus have the most
complete faith in printers ink. Advertising IL The
roy al road 70 business. '-BorHuH1.
GOOD advertisement In a widely-circulated
newspaper II the best Of al possible sAlesmeu
II Is a salesman who never sleeps, and Is never
weary; who goes afteT business early and late who
accosts the merchant IN his shop. the scholar IN
his tudy, the lawyer In his Office the lady at her
breakfast.table; who can be In . thousand places
at once, and speak 10 a million every morning. say
ing TO each one the best thing In the best manner
good advertisement insures business con-
nectlon on the most permanent and Independent
basis and Is in 4 certain sense a guarantee 10 the
customer Of fair and moderate prices Expert
ence has shown that the dealer whose wares have
obtained public celebrity is not only enabled 70
sell but s forced TO sell at reasonable rates, an
10 furnish good article.
There are certain facts about newspapers which
should be kept In mind by an advertiser, which are
M alnly these; Their calculations the class 81 peo
pie who read them their influence with their read
ers; their rate Of advertising.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Frances A. Chapman. then OF
w Grafton, County of Oxford. and State of
MAINE but now deceased, In her lifetime and
I'm = swan Of said Grafton, did on the 18th day
81 November, A 1857, convey by mortgage deed
" ssid date 10 EnOch Bracket, then of Harrison,
IN the County OF Cumberland and state OF Maine,
~ now deceased, q certain track or parcel OF
ISrd situated IN said Grafton, and described as
soiioHs. viz: Being part OF lot numbered Z, in
,ta oh Range of lots in said Grafton, VIZ: All OF
.;5 lois from the northwest range line OF said lot
o,xb or Whereabouts from said range line 10 GER
ain large pine stump, being about 10 rods or there
Shorfst thence said line il TO run parallel line
I,h tbs northwest Range line so as to be Of equal
.'I,t Ioth end. on the check line. Being all of
nfj I35f frou the line as now established between
go saith and Thomas +. Smith, II being called
Sbs rangs. line and then on square line TO above
Iaertioned pine stump, with the buildings thereon
,sndJn.. Ii being the same property conveyed 10
80 30 Frances A. Chapman by Robert A. and
vIh1;d1e Chapman, by their deed OF warranty,
Ia,ad March ri, 1866 recorded with oxford Rec
- bo1k l12 page 36d, 10 secure the payment of
- 30, If one Hundred and hity dollars and in
$3.50. md whereas the conditions OF sald mort
80 have Deen broken, now therefore, Lewis u.
hirscktt admin strator de bonis non, 81 tue goods
- ssf,,,, az the said Enoch Bracket, do hereby
air 10 foreclose the same pursuant TO the statute
II sue" N LEWIS q. BRACKET.
nv FOSTER HERsEY, his Att'ys.
Bethel. April q, 1876. Inay2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
10 Consumptives ::

having been Permanently cure I
r.. disease, Consumption, By Z simple
- u. \, --A.--- o. make Known q he fellow
J r -r-a, .t care To al who desire IT,
l.Pi 9i me prescription used tree
I @. - - .-e i-rect.oas Tor preparing and
+. 'a-y. al.ch tlsy.il fnd 4 su~s care
,.-..- f-.c Asthma. Bronchitis, &c
\. '--. 8 TIE prescription nil please al
3, Rev. r. A. WILSON,
isi Penn 81. WllliAmsburgh, y !,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 49,. - NAN Who suffered for years rom
-. = l'e.i-ity Premature Decay, and al
b u 49, toA.-iui srrvtiOR Will, Tor the
= - .-s humanity, send lrce % al who
i = - rveiPe AMI direction Ter making me
'c-5,-e-y ty sh.ch be VA cured. sufferers
l Plel. bv the Atverti=eris experience
~ ,a2lressiag % perfect coundoncs.
JUN b OGDkN, ~ Cedar 81, y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
New Advertisements.

ss SStl YEARS ESTABLISHED A ane
anu position, and warranted for ~ lea
of nv S o,., by perfected apparatus
one NY own Invention aud make, have adIusted
orr 10 1'.h 30 accurately thst it varied but IS SER
ms a v.y'eh months, and many others with AL.
ndual accuracy. SAM'L RICHARDS, Jr.
D. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
ADVERTISING IN
Religious and Agricultural
WEEKLIE rs
HALF-PRICE
SIND FOE CUR CATALOGUE
ON THE LIST l. n
For information, address
Geo. Il. Rowell q Co., Al Park Row.
NEW NnnE
L. :. MAEsHAL's OFFICE,
Portland. April y, ls.6

Portland April %, 1876
DISTRICT OF MAINE, $:
Anil 4 ID. ls-G q Warrant In Bankruptcy was
Issued against The Estate OF Gilman l." Blake OF
Bethel. IN The county Of oxford, and state oil
own Petition lled In the District Court Tor SAID
District, April ~, A 1876, that the payment OF
any debts and delivery Of any property belonging
~ ssit bankrupt 10 him or for his use, and The
transfer of any property by him, are forbidden by
law: thai a meeting Of the Creditors OF the SAID
Bankrupt. 10 prove their debts and 70 choose one
Conrt 81 Rankruptcy 10 be holden al south Paris,
in said county, before John W May. Esd, Regis
Ter an MS ofice in the Office Of Geo. A. on
The sd day Of May, \ ID 1876, AZ ~ O'Clock NJ
'- ma :. ;. MARBLE,
4 = Mar,hal. as Messenger. for said DlstrLct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02

--. I-..rH.sa 60. y 2. 'uuc a.. l,-l.
.. ...--s llfao. ~ Iear cr-lt -
IL. ..4.. ..-- Ifu these .les o. &C
La. t.. ali t-ar tu.ita Medical 10.
r.-...- Pellets arc t r.c-.Ias % Toe
re.. ug....rcs c-ront D. too highiY
.-...r have a.ulust brought ne out %
. T-.r months a-o Was trrtCu uLt
.-, aal s.-r. Ca ms Jsly l.nl1s and
-.. v.-r t,o.iro Medical Discovery
ID, ,- r. ..is and have t4Acu ~ botucs
..I 49, . .u.4 aealtl. az those ugig
.,..- .... c 4-d .cf NV ska il . natural
.u.. , th4ukhs a. one tlmc could
t...u.h . can ha, poorly express
...-. 1rt tbcrc % a drop O loV ia
.-.Ia-.c Gods hIra,iag rv-t on YOU
s...c...l medicines I- tuC humble
oars truly,
JANES %. EELLIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
FIRsT-CLASs CARRIAGES.

Consisting of Ph9tons, Top Bugges, Light Box
Buggies, Light and Medium.hef Open Con-
cord Wagons, Two-Seat or Beach Wagons
of all kinds, from Light Road Wagon
TO a Heavy Business Wagon, EX.
press Wagon, Farm Wagon,
Trouing Sullky, or Road
Gig. Everything in the
Carriage Line on
hand and made
10 order at
SHORT NOTICE
am using the BEST STOCK in my Carriages and
can warrant satisfaction 10 the buyer In every re-
spect / don't advertise 10 sell cheap carriages,
cheap, a. some dc, but GOOD THOROUGH Gus
TOM MADE CARRIAGES CHEAP FOR CASH,
or GOOD PAPER on months.
MY PAINTING
Is being done in a very thorough, and workman
like manner. Second hand carriages reprinted
and vanished; also all kinds of painting done
with neatness and despatch. Prices reasonable
No trouble to show my work to anyone who may
wish to look it over. aprls
A. VI. TRULL, Norway, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02

-.N-.,t4-l hlLloU>NES~. Who knows
e- o. these Disorders. We are as
AI"OOb'S Vegetable. Physical,
-'''s Filters VII eject speedy cure
'''-'r' IA ell satisfy al who have used
'--a.1e uyspep-.a. Bihousuess. etc.
~ .. BEL. .4-..n-. The genuine has private
+-.' 'HuF Of John ? Henry over the cork.
q. Dealer. Manhattan Med Go. proprie-
JUN , HENRY. CURRAN 4 Co. New
'a.r AsrE-s. apr15 ~
'.-.t., >AiENATJ> .- JulyersaL
: ''s-1 zoe oest.lu use. Zach pounds
'ANts PrLE Non genuine vithc,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02

/ a At-,-,NI 10y AIwood's Blgers
-.-. a-u-i-. l--..i, harmless. bat cure IN
---ss, -le. ,1e blood. restores the
BIS -l--s.e'. rrs-.a.c, al. dcraEgcd functions
.'.'i'T I'D, 4li vlsor ~ .hc whole 81 stem
-'i-.el -s a Liver luyi Soraior. AMI highly
--'-aie- .s ua-r2a.ed % contain more Ned
e'-e' C IS cent oogiis gaAn any other
+ -'.-. 'r ->4-sAPasilA- sold Tor a dollar.
= Beware os Dangerous limitations. sec that
'-'' -s ;-a-c AJAX III. IN red ink, large
l.-a ~. .c grossly imposed upon.
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september 10, ISIS.
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Each subsequent week, .23
SPECIAL NoTICEs-2j per cent. additional.
SPECIAL TERMS made with Local Advertisers,
and for advertisements continued amy considerable
length u time; also, for those occupying cAte.
slye space.
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STATED MEETIAGS=
r. & A. Mssons

iHnsrSday OF each month 'e'' L. a. N.-meets a.
before full moon 'f~'u hiNer,-Saturdsv on 90
bRNANr's PoNn - VI
lore the fun moon emerson, - Tuesday on or hs-
BLOOMFIELD. = Fve,,f-s.
lore The fad moon >taf-Monday on or he.
MSalay On or Ss efor. l Chapter, r. A. NJ
ioll moon - A. lhnrsdsy on or bec,,,,
al mOOn 'if-N ednesoay on or bsfor,
iull moon ""Am-lue,dar on or h.so,.
The full moon eNe~n-honday on or alter
Nosw S6S Is--S;Dd Tuesday Of each no,,,
mcon. ''ouday on or before Tho f,u
fil NOON sm rASi'-PAri'Tues,lay on or bss0r. -,
iorc' a uUnpoo moon Star-weue.day on O, h.
Tore iu!l m1oa. sN'- tuesday on or be.
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,ro,, and sickIy children can be

-.z1 aa- --rou- ~ regulating ;heir
|-4-,l-- 80. v.,h CAs,oIia 10 is more
l-- .a.,.- .... All i- a. pleasant 10 tAEe
49, Per VIM Colo, sour stomach.
10 e.. .c-,fe.t.-. taelV IT, nothing In cxis-
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DIED.

In North Paris. April II6, Mrs. SArAh a ="
dtrk. aged 60 years and = DAYS. viii. Of the
10 Paris, April 70, Mrs., "a ,aar.
late Capt. sllAs Maxim, aged e ears
'@'S TObituAry next week.
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BORN.

In Paris. April q, 70 the wife Of A H. blA'A'
son Herbert Nathaniel.
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sfNSs MAGIC OIL cures RheumAtism,
ny ; MAGIC OH, cnres Ssur.Iirs.
Iyyr.s a1.AGlC OIL cures Sprains,
.gyXT hAGlC OIL cures Bruises,
ssXVr AAGlC OIL cures Cole,
GyNF.s aAnll Oil cures C0lera NOrbus,
8iyVT.s aAGlC OIL cures Coughs,
N. NAGiC OIL cures sore Threat.
~ as by 4. N. Hammond, 50. Paris, A.
=, : s 'y5,Ts-y 4. Oscar Noyes, A J. Rowe
.--,y 4" aey -. Waterford, ChAs. Young
q sEyIrO =. are Harrison, Hammond 4 son
- a Sun, Propr'rs, Piusleld, Mass.