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The daily Argus., 1877-01-23
PURELY VEGETABLE.

containing those southern Roots and Herbs, which
an allwiSe Providence has placed in IN countries
where Liver Diseases mos prevail II Will Cure all
Diseases caused by DERANGEMENT OF THE LIVER
AND BOWELS,
The SYMPTOMS OF Liver Complaint are bitter
or bad taste in the mouth; Pain in the Back Sides
or Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour
stomach Loss of Appetite; Bowels alternately cos
tive and lax; Headache; Loss Of memory, with a
painful sensation of having failed to do something
which ought TO have been done; DEBILITY; Low
SPIRITS thick yellow appearance of the Skin and
Eyes a dry Cough often mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the
disease at Others very few; the LIVER. the Lar
gest organ in the body. is generally the seat of the
disease, and if not Regulated in time, great suffer
ing Indebtedness and DEATH will ensue.
can recommend as efficacious remedy for dis.
ease of the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia, SIM
mons LIVER REGULATOR.
q,
The daily Argus., 1877-01-23
sEr,rrRIT,y AND ADVANTAGES

..
The private property of the eTrusteeslsresponsibl
to the depositors. The officers prohibited from
borrowing any of its moneys. Minors and married
women protected by,special law.
The daily Argus., 1877-01-23
LEWIS G. WUNDER, 1926 Master St.

Assistant Postmaster, Philadelphia
I'VE have tested its virtues, personally, and know
that for Dyspepsia, Bjliousness, and Throbbing
Headache, il is the best medicine the world ever
saw We have tired forty other remedies before
Simmons Liver Regulator but none of them gave
us more than temporary relief but the Regulator
not only relieved, but cured us."-Ed Telegraph
and Messenger, Macon. Ga.
The daily Argus., 1877-01-23

SCROFULOUS NECK, a number of ulcers, open
for nine months; had the Dcst medical advice in
Cleveland, .. A friend scnt me Feutons Sarsapa-
rilla, Twelve bottles made a perfect and perma-
nent cure. ". II. MEARs
The daily Argus., 1877-01-23
CONSUMPTION.-Dr. c T F

CONSUMPTION.-Dr. Fenton, Dear Sir
My wife was sick two years with consumption. we
paid out over one thousand dnliars and received
benefits: sent for six bottles OF your Matchless
Syrup: che took it up and supposed herself cured.
One year from this time she felt il coming OF. !
sent 10 Capt John Warner. of Cleveland, to senc
six more bottles, which completed the cure, for
which thank you, and wish 70 say to all we be-
lieve it the best Renovator and Blood Purifier in
the world. Truly, your friend
The daily Argus., 1877-01-23

SALT RHEUM eighteen years; used all the no
ted humor CURES without effect six bottles Fenton's
Matchless Sarsap4rila cured ne; it is dead sure
cure c GooD, Buffalo, y Y.
The daily Argus., 1877-01-23

RHEUMATI>M-DT Fenton: Having been laid
UP five weeks with rheumatism, and spent dollar
after dollar. my physician told me it must wear
off: got up and on crutghcs many more weeks !:
advised to get six bottles OF Feutons Sareapa-
riila. Five bottles cured NE completely. ifrycIy
recommend tnc &atchess Syrpp a. a sure cure for
Rheumatism. Yours truly,
The daily Argus., 1877-01-23
thousands Bear TESTIMONY"

SCROFULA five large absccsses on body, could
not turn IL bed for weeks, cured by Fcnton's Sar-
Sar-iparlla; had expcTded over one hundred dol
lars previous to using the Acme of Medicine, Fen
toms Matchless. {. FIELD.
pCiv
The daily Argus., 1877-01-23

FEMALE WEAKNESS, OF seven years standing
cured by the of one and half bottles Fenton's
Matchless Sarsaparil-a. MRS. WM. SIMS,
Port Hone. Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

WErK or PRAYER. The First Baptist
church in Paris will hold meetings during
the Week OF Prayer-JAn. ia Us to-
lows: Bible Readings in the Neslry At
> O'Clock in the afternoons of Tuesday,
Wednesday. Friday aud Saturday, and
Prayer-meeiings in the evenings OF sun
dag, Monday and Thursday.
The following programme OF topics for
s9rmous, Bible readings. meditation and
prayer ha; been arranged by the pastor,
Or. Estes:
Sunday, Jan. 9Th (uext alter Epiphany
Sermon The calling of the GeDtiles
John x. xvi. Missionary Prayer meeting
in the evening.
Monday, Jan. S:h. Thanksgiving Tor
the mercies OF the last year-wilh con-
fession of siu, and prayer for grace.
Tuesday, Jan. oh, The Gift and Work
of the Holy Spirit.
Wednesday. Jan. l0.h,-Personal and
household religion.
Thursday Jan. II, Education schools,
colleges and the ministry.
Friday, Jan. l2.h.-Religion and Civil
Government-"In God zoe ITHStH
Saturday, Jan. l3,h,-The spread OF
the Gospel through eyangelizing agencies
10 The world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
Editorial and selected Items.
Another big snow storm F idsy.

Another big snow storm iu@y'
Wanted perfect pair Of Moose
antlers. Any person having the article
for sale will DO wellto address this oihce'
The Boston and Portland steamers
are running only every. other day dufios
the winter. They leave Portland Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays ard Fridays at I. NJ
Two WEEKS only remain Tor those
who wish TO secure Vick's Floral GUIDE
as a premium with this paper. All orders
received after Jan. 10Th, will be too late
-Congressman Frye, OF Maine, says
tine Governors OF the three States where
we are having All this trou0le-GrOFei'
Packard. and Slearns-were once resi-
dents OF my district
Il. is said that the heir-at-!aw oil Lotu
Macaulay has been discovered 10 ven
cr,bIe ci.;zsn OF Illinois, Mr.. George
MscanlAy. lie is the nearest male rela-
live OF The distinguished hisIol ian, ana
conseqn, utlY, under the Eogllsh law heir
to his landed property.
Gen. Joe Shelby, formerly conied-
crate officer, says thatif Hayes Is DECLARED
10 be legally elected to the Presidency,
and any armed mob from Tho North at
iempts 10 seat Tiden in the Presidential
chair. he (Sbeiby) will lead an armed
organization from Missouri 10 support
Hayes.
-Conpre ssman Dunnell OF Minnesota,
Is said 10 have Senatorial aspirations -
Senator Window il thought To be sure OF
securing denomination from The repuc-
lican caucus. Mr. Dunnell was formerly
superintendent OF schoo in this ; ate.
Eighty persons were killed at Ash
tabula. o., Friday. by Il train falling
through an iron bridge across tie creek
at that place. the ears took fire. and
many persons were burned to death th'
remainder OF those Killed were c,usht
or drowned.
-Joshua Chamberlain ofBrcwer, Ia t.
or of President Chamber ain 81 BO"doln
College, WIS sever.f bitten in The thlgh
by hog Thursday. \ man was diving
tar hog by his house " ben The no. ian
N and 10 ring 10 drive bim out MI
Chamber ain Was hitrn.
Per, rs VIII are in tn hibit e trad
i1s in Behel will lind something TO The II
advantage by readiog tie advertisements
of Cba,. M.sun and Woodbury., PG,inE-
,on * Co, ia this pap.r. EYerJ Thing IA
the line oil store goods may toe oOiaintd
OF them. at Wholesale or retail, al such
figures rs mus give pctiec, slilsiac Ion.
Oxford County will be represented
on Governor COunor's Council during the
coming year. TIE NEST prominent car
didates for this position are Hon. + L
Farrington of FHeburE and HIN j. ~
Martin Il Rlm.ord. Tney are both men
OF considerable legislative experience
and ci,htr would grace lie I'll e il ,l,'
waited to l.. 1t is 4 matter Tor our dele.
ga.ion at Augusta to settle, though as
there arc Gsht members, tic vote j;
not 40 impos,itility.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
Mime LelisIGtMre.

The GltV-siXlh session of the Maine
Legislature will begin on Wednesday Of
his weak. The Legislative halls aud
committee rooms have been pat in shape
to receive the peoples representatives,
and al the ho.els and private boarding
houses are ample provisions for their
comfort during their brief tarry with us.
But few men of recognized ability in de-
bate and craftsmanship have been returned
TO the present Legislature. Among the
most prominent in the lower branch Is
Hon. +. \. Pike Of Calais, aud in the SEN
ale. Hon. Warren II. NintOn of Gray.
There may be embryo orators and states
men among the new men which compose
large msiority OF the members Of both
branches.
Most OF the State officers will doubtless
be reelected We are not aware that s.,
J. Chad0ourn. for Secretary of State, j.
P. Cilley tor Adiutant General, and J.. A.
Emery Tor Attorney General, hayo any
competitors. s. Hatch retiros from
/ the treasury, and VIM. Caldwell. f.. III.
Banks and =. \. llOlbrCok have each
been mentioned IS his successor.
For President oi The Senate the claims
OF Ger. I. W HYDE oi SsgadahOc tor a
reelection arc TO Ce coDtesledEby /. 5.
Ke1s Of rankin county. S W. Lane
has no competitor as Secretary of the
I Senate, and Gen. c. W. Tilden OF Gas.
tine, is prominently mentioned as his as
sisiant There are also several other
candidates.
There are three candidates for Spea.
I ker Of the House, viz: +. Is. Neatly Of
Bangor. J. NJ. Haynes of Augusta, and
Henry B. Cleaves Of Portland. Oramsn-
del Smith and Edwin C, Burleigh win
probably be re- elected clerk and assistant.
although the latter is now filing the place
OF land Agent.
Among the Erst acts OF the Legislature
will be the election OF United States Sen
stor 10 Oil the vacancy oceasioned by the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

retirement OF Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,. Mr..
Blaine, who is filling the place by appoint
ment of the Governor, will doubtless be
Q ected Tor the full term, six years from
the 4tb OF March next.
We are not aware that any business OF
great public importance will come before
The Legislature at the coming session.
The amendments to the constitution
which have gone into effect, will mater
tally diminish the usual work of the Leg
stature, doing away almost entirely with
special and private legislation. Doubt
,ess the statutes will receive the usuai
amount oft;nkering, for how can mem
D, return and face his constituents with
cut having proposed and carried through
n. least one amendment to the public
laws? But We have no wish to restall
the business OF The session. and in the
mere personnel of the officers to be chos
en- we have not q particle OF interest,"
We only desire 10 see the places filled
by honest and capable men. We shall
endeavor to keep our readers carefully
posted. IRON week TO week, on al the
doings OF their representatives in Legis
lature ass ,mbled. Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
The cranarnIonofNe New York.

To southern and Western Travellers TO the Cen
tenuial who intend whiting Sew York VIII tnd
TIE GRAND UNIoN lIOTEi, opposite Grand Cen
trail depot, one OF the best hotels in New York to
stop at. il is so near the depot that the traveller
Is spared all annoyance and expense Of carriage,
baggage and eXpressage hire while lis location il
such that street ear and stage lines rad!atc from
this point to all parts OF the city. 1t has elegant
ly.furnished rooms, has all the latest improve
ments and is run on the European plan. Travellers
visiting New York or on their way 10 or from the
Centennial will find il par excellence In every
respect. i is Uuder the management OF ". ID
GARRISON, aud has become one OF the moot
popular hotels in the city OF New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

The fsh commissioners, during the
year have placed large numbers Of ,he
choicest game fish in the streams and lakes
OF various localities Of the State, and the
commission has done a large amount Of
work in this direction. During the season
now closed. between 600. 900 and 100000
young salmon have been placed in streams,
besides ~ 600 land-iocked salmon have
been distributed as follows 10000 in
Denney's river, Washington county /;
10000 in the Penohscot 100000 il
Jhe Prcsumbsto,; aud 100000 in the
Androscoggin. The land-iockei salmon
were put in the following lakes: How
ards, 5000; Wells, 5000; Raugeiy.
COCO; Wilson. 1000; Pushaw, 5000 ;
Wild Goose, 30cO; COCO each in Long
Pond and Gold Spring Pond. 1.-THE law
Tor the protection Of this young fry j. full
d. enforced in q few years the supply
will be abundant, and all the people who
live in the vicinity OF these streams and
lakes should sec 10 il that the process oil
timing out does sot begin wheu the fish
are small.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
O6itnary.

Benjamin Davis, who died on Friday
the 22i inst. at the residence oil his son.
Stephen C. Davis. in Woodstock had
been resident of that town sixty years.
His father. Aaron, and his uncle Moses
Davis were two of seven persons VINO
about the year 1880 came from Salem,
Mass. and settled on Pigeon Hill In Inc
town OF Poland Aaron married Thans-
fol Slout, ard reared up family OIL
eleven children. all oil ~hch were born
in Poland. la lheyear 1916 nc moved 10
Woodstock, bis Oldest son, Aaron Jr''
having then been resident OF that town
for two or three years. Aaron DAVIS
moved to the place which was settled in
1904 By MIR. John True, another OF the
Pigeon Hill settlers also, ret liking the
new town, had removed to = land.
Beniamin Davis wss born in 1917 and
was 10 years Of age when his tather came
to Woodstock. lie married Rlhamah'
daughter Of Stephen and Ruth CFler)
Chase. who was born in Minot, June -,
1901. Mr.. Chase moved into Woodstock
in 1901 ard was the first clerk oil the
town, the first representative TO the Leg
islature and the first commissioned as
Justice OF the Peace. Benjamin Davis
lived for several years in The south part
of the town where his father settled. but
he was one of the pioneer settlers IN the
northeast part oil the town known us Sy-
gotch. Here he vigorously attacked The
heavy forest growth, and 10 the space
of lew years had cleared him up a
GOOD larm. Ills vile died several years
ago. Physically he was strong man.
and during his life did an immense amount
Of hard work. L. repaired men OF iron
mould To clear up and successfully cult
waite farm Ia Sjgotch. lie was often
elected To II term Of Office and b,ing q
man of The s,rict,s integrity, he enjoy d
in Remarkable degree. The conhden' G
and esteem. OF bis lc,iuw toHusmen. lie
VAS 10. many ye.r- a fAi,hial "a de-
vote member Of t1c Metho.h., church
and hi deep religious convictions irhr-
enced all the public and private Nc'' OF
lie. He wtsa cool citIzen aud - good hi
man. aud periormed we'll biz hum''e part
in the sn,ifS OF the worl. OF the nu-
merous family OF his father we believe
ouly two survive, VIZ: Sally, born in
1891. who is the widow ol Seth Curtis
and resides in Portlard, and the young
est. Julia NJ, born in 1897, who - the
wife Of Is nilmin Stephens oil Woodstock
NJ. Davis leaves several sons and daugh-
tiers INpEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

The three Younger brothers were IN
dicted at Farloault, Mimi, last week, for
the murder OF Cashier Haywood and the
otner crimes connected With aud follow
ing the attempt to rob Northtield Bank,
last September, and pleaded guilty. Mon
day morning, quite contrary 10 the gen
eral expectation. Under tho laws OF
Minuesotl. this plea delivers them from
the death penalty, and the court awar-
ded the only sentence allowed By law,
life Imprisonment at hard labor. The
funds for the relief of Mrs Haywood now
amounts toSi3 522.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
4 Remarkable Case.


" N7I ! Nv " -NIU1 0IaI "
Mcssrs. = W. FoWlc * son:
In me spr.ueof ISL took severe cold which
settled on my lungs, " here % remained without
relaxation. I WA. ihcu IN Ml-,achu -c,ts aui
growing worse and becoming unable Go ati'ni 10
hiy bu-inc--. returned home and coWGcICru
.carch!nc b. carrc,t for some medicine which
would rt tore my lost health consulted physt
cians, tricd mlHy rcmelic- hut ub'aucd no help
bui daily grew wore. had terrible cough und
raised = good deal ot blood. I had PToiuse uGhi
swcAi. ana severe PAIN iu my Idle. ] continued
in this siagc tor months. and became - weak that
Il Was with dini .ul;y that c'uld walk. when /
was advised 20 try WlsTAR'S BAL~AI oI WILD
CurEEY. and - ms great JOY soon found shai
t,!s remedy had arrested the disease lcuntnucd
10 use the BNtsAM 10 the extent Of i've bottles.
and have since then experienced no dlMcut! ol
the lungs / believe the BALsAM saved my liici
and shall ever hold % IN high est'mation-
Yours truly, LEWIS PHELPS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

THE NEW YORK OBSERVER Is out with
its prospectus for the fiity-flth year. 1t
is large paper of the first class, and
should be in every family in the lard.
Those who do not take it should send for
a specimen copy at once, OF. better yet.
should send the price for a year. Any
person desiring comprehensive weekly
newspaper, filled with just the news that
every family wants. and free from clap
trap or Objectionable matter oil any kind,
will hardly do better than to send S3.l5
to S. I. Prime IL Co, 81 Park Row, New
York and receive the observer post paid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
The Oldest and Best RcstOrcr -
Found in using il.

Woods Improved Hair Restorati'e Is
unlike any other, and has 10 equal. The lmprov
cd has new vegetable tonic properties; restoring
grey hair TO glossy atFal color; restores faded
dry, harsh and falling hair; restores, dresses
gives yigor to the hair; restores hair to prema'
turely bald heads; removes drndruii, humorsi
ssaly eruptions; removes irritation, itching and
scaly dryness. No article produces such wonder
full effects Try it, call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, and don't be Pit Of 'eih any Other
srficle, Sold by all druggists in this place and
dealers everywhere. Trade supplied at manufac'
turors' prices by c. A. Cook h Co, Chicago, Sole
Agents for The United States and Canadas, and by
,y.ots g potter. Bston. au22 ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
Asa D. True. Norway. Partridge Co

Asa ID. True, Norway, Partridge 20
chin, coops.
w. W. Harmon, Norway. Light Brah-
mas, > coops, 9TH prem. Grey Squirrel
Wild Duck
G. M. Twitchell, Fairfield, Gold Laced
Bantams. coop, 81 prem. Houden,
| coop, B prem.
Mrs p M. Twitcheli, Bethel. Plymouth
Rock, coop, "a prem.
Eugene w. Bartlett, Norway. pair Of
English rabbits.
S. f. Sargent, Norway. Silver Spangled
Hamburgs, ( coop, 8 PREM.
Z. G. Lowering, South Paris. Brown
Leghorn, co"ps coop, 81 prem.
Dennis Pike, Norway. Dark Bfahmas,
coop, I'D prem; 0@l; pr. Sea
Brights; coop Dark Brahmas.
Yates Il Williams, South Paris, Ply
mouth Rock, coop.
Frank A Shurtl,ll, South Paris, Plymouth
c coop. ) prem.
X. n. Hall, South Paris, Dark Brah-
mas. } coopS.
b. l.. Tracy. Iorrifs Corncr, Brown
LEGION. coops. "a and i;h prem. {;
White Crested Faniai' Pigeons, l coop,
lst prem.
IL. S. Hastings, Newry Corner, White
holland Turkeys, coop. Isl PREM; Bull
do. coop. lst prem Black do. coop,
lst prem. Black Breasted Games. |
coop; White Face Black Spanish, C !
crop, lst prem. ; Dominique Leghorns, C
coop, Sd prem.
+. II. Foss, Fairfield, Black Breasted
Red Game Bantams, coop, lst prem.
c. d. Miller. Skowhegan. Brown Leg
horn coops, ID p.em. White, /, ID
prem.
l. A. Cilley, Fairfield, Light Brabmas,
t l coop, lst prem; CO coops, lst and
ID prem.
A. T.. Morse. South Paris, White Leg
horns. , coops, II and Sd prem, ,,
1st and 81 prem
A. L. Shurtleff. South Paris. Partridge
Cochins, 1 > coops, Is, and , prem. c
3, LIST and > prem; White, ( !, Isl
prem. Dark BrahmOs, > coops. lst and
u prem. >. lst and n prem; Light,
I l coop, u prem; coop; Bronze
Turkeys. young. | coop. lst prem. {;
Brown Legborn. . coops; Russians, I
! coop, "a prem. Plymouth Rock, I !
coop, lst prem. A; coop, lsi prem {;
Rouen Dncks. , coops. lst and II prem;
pekin coops.
O. X. Yates. Yves, Paris, Brown Leg
horn c; Plymouth Rock, 81 prem. c
4;h and > h prem.
Geo w. Holmes. Norway, S. p Ham
burg. c coop, "a prem.
a. c. + King, South Paris, llouden. I
| coop, p prem; coop.
I. 4. Hieskell, Bangor. Is. Z. Il Game
lntams. lst aud "a prem 8 and
"a prem Brown Leghorn, coops. ist
ard oh prem.
Dr.. J. A. Morton, Bethel, Pouler Pig
cons. l coop. Ist prem; Carrier, 3. lst.
"a and - prem Antwerp, 1T aud p
prem.
r + Penley, Norway, W. I. Black
Spanish. 81 prem; b. Il. Games, |
coop; W. 5. BAntams, c coop.
Warren Bartlett, Norway, Cbipmonk,
ID prem.
LIST or SrE,IAL PREMIUMS.
No. /. a. L. ShuIti,G. South Paris.
SO; ,. a. T.. Cnoy. Fairfield, s., }. A.
l.. Shur;len, South Paris. 50; 1, DO. - !;
). do. 50; G. de-. 3 so; s. Poultry s.
cietv. s.; o. A. L. Shurtl,f, 50; 10, H..
IS Hastings, NvwTy Corner, 50; II, /.
4. llieskell, Bangor, s.; =, p. ) Low
crng. So. Paris. 81; Is. T. a. liicskell,
Bangor, -; If, a. +. Morse, So Paris.
-; Is. DO. $3; Il, A. l.. Shurtleii, 50.
Paris, 50: IS. IL. 5 Hastings, Ncwry
Corner. s.; %, Mrs. p. Nj. Twilchell,
Bethel. 81; u. Frank \. Shu,tlen, SO.
Paris. 8 50; -. Mrs Z. NJ. Twtchell,
g; .. j. \. Morton, Bethel, 50; p, do.
s.; %, a. l.. Shurtleif, So. Paris, -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

CUEE YoUR CoLD AT ll, season Of ihe year,
hen colds are 80 preyalcnt,t j. desirable to kno"
the best remedy for such ailments. Aiier thor.
ough t-iil OF Jackson Catauh snuG and Iro-
che Powder, we have no hesitation in giving IL the
preference over any other preparation IN use ior
the cure OF Calgrrh. Coughs, Asthma, and di-ol'
cers generally arising fr1ta eNposur" 10 DAMP ana
increment weather. The "~nuu aud Irochr row
der Is composed 4 vegetable rub. tsnct7 .nd may
be administered with ptticCi safety. even 10 the
vouuye.t children. The flavor Is agreeable, ana
The article may be uscd with good effect Instead
of Troches, by public sptakels and others see
the advertisement in our special column -Boston
Courier. S-<N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
0tfurb 1rmotrat.
PARIS, MAINE. JANUARY ?. 1877
Newspaper Decisions.

ANY person who who takes paper regularly
nom the 0fice-whcthcr directed 20 hts name OF
another's or whether he has subscribed or not
is respon sibSa for the payment.
=. II q person orders his P,per discontinued,
he must pay all ayrCaragcs, or the publisher may
couiinuc 10 send X until payment - m2"e, anu
collect the whole amount, Wacther the paper Is
taken from the Office or not
3 The Courts have decided thatreiusing 20 take
newspapers and periodicals from the post Office
or removing and leaving them uncalied for, Is
prgulG fGcie evidence OF maud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
CLOUD BANNERS OF THE ALPS.

Among the most exquisite scenes which delight
the eve OF the European traveller are those won
dcrfnl ro.e-colorrd cloud banners, floating from
the Alpine cliffs Eat % % only 10 sunlight that
Nature baugs ont these beautiful tokens. - 70 Is
only in The glow OF hcaith-thc sunlight OF our
being jhat nature reveals those physical cloud
banners. the "rosy check and CHERRY bp, To
uraisr which every poet Of the earth has iHNvhtd
cynical Hood conceived Christian charity 70 U'.
Woman. eager 10 retain tnis charm resorts u"
French art and rouge.
The 81 e. EmiiIr % that which would ~ pro,
durcd 10y substituting aucuoucet'f utgs Tor The
delicate glowing clOUd.baunrta Of the Alps u
woman would nid nature instead Of adopting art,
would seek health instead ot y-.nly trying 10
mask disease, she would not only win the create 70
chrrm Of WtmaULood-he .hh-but she wcud
avert much mis- ~ bo.u from herself aud DINERS
Dr Pierce FayOriic Prescription has received
the gh,s, praise lrom thousands oil pale, delicate
suffering women. Onc bottle oltcu affords more
relief than months Of treatment by causics ana
other medicines. u b. harmless 10 any c1LIi..oh
OF The systtut and IT, u-c often renders the mod
est invalid exempt from that most trying OF ''
dcIls-a personal COZ u,tatipn with - lhy stefan.
|. is the duty Of every woman 10 become ZANZIBAR
with The causes aud ~ mptom- OF The many 'Ils
eases TO VIII ch her peculiar gInLAtlon renters
her Liable. and alss 90 learn the proper ucnns OF
preventing these maladlr-. Tho Peoples Mtucal
Adviser contains an extensive treatise upon - y
man and her Disease" The author also advises
courses oI domestic treatment, which Nil cI.eu
render the services of ply sician uunttessAi y
Every woman should read Il. A copy OF the "A
wiser can be Obtained by aidrcs ing The author
pr. X. V. Pierce, ~ Buffalo, y. !. Price 81 ~
postage prepaid. faYOTlc prescription Ia so'u
BY druggists