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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-15
STATE OF MAINE.

OyFOED. S. BOARD Of County. Commissioner.
ScDf,rnbsr Session, h. n. 1876, held Jy adjourn
B,e,t iIirch 9oth, 4. ID. lS1I.
LION the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received lhatthe petitioners respou
,hc and that inquiry into the merits OF their ar-
liic itiOn H. cSpedlcnt,
L. j. Oricrtd that the County Commits toners
meet nj the Dwelling House al john cotton
In DENMARK GA thc twelfth d. june reNf
at ten OF tiic clock 4. NJ, AMI thence proceed tu
view the ROUTE ntjonCd ~ said pritiou hnmcdi-
ntely after which view hearing OF paItirs and VIII
uessrs III be- had al some convenient place u the y
cuiV and such other measures taken uthr premises
NJ the COmmis sinners shall judge proper Aud DO g.
further ordered, that notice oi thc time, place and
puruosr Of said Commissioners NEE ing aforesaid
b, gwen 10 all persons and corporation. interest.
eel b, causing attr,trd copies of ,nd petition ana
this order of COart thereon 90 b" served upon the
respective clerks nt the towns al Ntnm1lk
gnd Brownn Do Jui also posted lip 90 three pub.
lie ulaces ia each col sand town. aut Published
thrtr weeks succrssiytly iu tlc ONi0rd democrat.
a new paper printed !u Paris iu thr County Of p~
ford tie iirstoi s,id publication, ANA each .i iir
other uot ices 90 Doe az least thirty days h.5 tlI
tiiue Of meeting, 90 The cud tiut uii pti.uu, lld
corporation Interested may then AND There appear
and -hrv' cause, % auy they have. why 'r PRAYER
of said %. titiOucGs should not D., granted.
Attest: JNNtES y. WRIGHT. Clerk.
A True copy OF the Petition 4aa uf.,roi Coau
hcrcon Hrt
Attest: JAMES WRIGHT Clerk.
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Anseaots of preslden, Lincoln.

The following original and character
istic anecdote of President Lincoln comes
to us from Western correspondent
am reminded very forcibly Of an inter-
view which | once had with the martyr
President by reading in the Editors
Drawer of your Magazine what one OF
your correspondents relates in regard to
a similar interview. | called upon MIR.
Lincoln soon after he was first installed
in the White House. In the room where
Mr.. Ia, granted interviews, ETC., were
several persons who were waiting their
turn to speak with him. | listened to
the requests of several men and women,
and | saw that very few were granted
what they solicited. | had seat at or
near one end Of long table. Mr.. Lin
coin sat at the other end. Soon after |
was seated, in walked several officers in
the Spanish navy to pay their compli-
ments TO Mr.. l.. BY some means they
we're directed toward my end of the ia
bic, and saw they took me for the Presi-
dent. Mr.. L., saw the same thing, and
hastily signaled me to "go ahead, as he
expressed it, and receive them. rose,
shook hands with each officer, and ex-
changed few words with them, which
would have been. suppose, appropriate,
had indeed been President. The mo-
ment their backs were turned | looked
toward Mr.. l.. He was shaking with
laughter. | thought now | had paved
the way to win the position | had come
to ask. made up my mind to address
the President in a new way, and thus add
to the hold already had upon him. So,
when my time came, stepped up to Mr.,
L., and said.
"Sir, | have seen the annoyance to
which you are subjected by so many and
often-rcpeated requests for innumerable
positions, etc Now if you will permit
me to shake hands, will try and smother
my desire for a certain position which !
had come to ask from you"
Mr.. L., Jumped up, and grasping my
had said,
"Sir, you are one man in a thousand.
| am doubly indebted to you. You have
been the means Of conveying to those
! Spanish officers that the President Of the
United States is very handsome man
and then you do not even ask an office.
But" be added, hurry home. You may
repent"
Ii is sufficient to add that | buried
EDroR's DRAWER, in Harper's Magazine
for May.
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Ni.crtn,s snIc.

OXFORD, - g.
rINAkEN on execution and will bee soil 10 Dub.
/ lac auction ou The sixth d.ty Of Jane, A -
ls-1, % one o'clock Boo the afternoon, al the office,
Or Z. W EciiOn, "a hr,Ltr Fails, iu sad County
If oxford. all the ilyht "a equity which Isaac VI.
STANLEY Of Porter, BOO sail County o. oxford. had
ON the tN enty-sevcuth day Of August, A. ID. is-l.
at O'Clock aud - minutes IL the afternoon.
when the same IS rs attached on the original writ.
10 redeem The following described real estate s.
uatcd iu Porter iu said County OF oxford, ~ vii .
certain lot OF land ia Porter, ai0rc said with toe
building. thereon. being The same land decided 90
salt stanley 5y jordan Stacy. the eleventh day
of February a. - Isl; also the same land deed.
ell 10 SAID stanley by Oliver Stacy, the eleventh
day OF February a D., iS1l; also The same land
decided % said Stanley Dy Lorenzo -. stacy, he
eleventh da, Gf February \. D., 1871, the above
premises being sutj.Ct 60 q mortgage, recorded
in oxford Registry of Deeds, Western District
book -, page go AL l6l, given boy the said Isaac
NJ. Stanley = Joul n stacy, 10 secure the pay.
meut Of 1--we prumi-,Ory notcs, Amounting 90 ali
o. seven hundred and ,lNtyiour dollars md fort
eight cents datcl February lith, a. D.. l-.l. pay.
able in one Two, three and four years with inter
est annually, ON wli,h there j. moss due The sum
OF three hundred amt iorty-siy dollars and sixty
cents. JAMES W. CIlAPMAN.
Porter, April 80, u. Deputy Sheriff.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NYRUS l. SMITH OF Denmark Ia the County Of
Y J oxford and State Of Maine, by deed signed
hy him aud Henry H.>mith OF said Denmark dated
the eighth dav of March \. u 1876. and recorded
in the oxford Western District Registry OF Deeds,
book ~, page 200, conveyed 10 Us, the undersign
Ell, IN mortgage, certain parcel of real estate,
situate in said Denmark, N said County of oxford
and bounded as follows beginning AZ the efl hand
side Of the road leading from Denmark 10 Brown
held, al the northeast corner of the school house
lot in Centre school district in the town OF Den
mark and running south forty.dve degrees west
three rods 10 4 stake; thence south thrty.eight
degrees east three rods and nine links TO stake
thence north thirtyeght degrees east, three rods
thence in westerly direction 10 the first mention
ell bouud-and the condition OF said mortgage
having been broken, We the undersigned, 10y rea-
son thereof, claim foreclosure,
ARTHUR :. POTTER.
ALVIN Il. ORDWAA.
nanmarE April % 1871. MI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-15

OXFORD, ss:-At a Court OF Probate held at
Paris, within and or the County OF oxford,
on the third Tuesday OF March, A. u. lss7.
CAMUFI THOMES Guardian OF Charles l..
= Rickncll miner child and heir OF Charles Bick-
nell late of Buckield IN said County, having pre-
sented his account of guardianship Of said ward
for allowance:
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy Of this
Orderto be published three week ssuccessiYeJ nthe
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear al a Probate Court TO be held at Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday Of May next,
at9 o'clock In the forenoon and shew causeif any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
a. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true cOpY-Attest: II. g. DAVIS, Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD .ss:-Suprcme Judicial Court, March
Term, 4. ID. 1877.
ABBIE A. COLMAN, Libellant, VS.. HARRY
COI.MAN.
And now it appearing TO the Court that the said
Lib.lee is NOT an inhabtant OF this state and has
no tenant AGENT or attorney therein and that he
has no notice Of the tendency OF this libel:
II Is ordered By the Court that the said Libelant
notify the said I.ibclce Of the tendency Thereon
bv causing an attested copy OF this libel with
this order of Court thereon to be published three
weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat paper
printed at Paris in said County, the last publication
TO be thirty DAYS ut least before the next term of
said Court TO be holden NJ Paris In sad County,
on The third Tuesday Of September next q the end
that the said defendant may then and there appear
at said Court and shew cause If any he have why
the PRAYER OF said libclant should not De granted
Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A truecopy Of libel and order Of Court thereon.
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
GEORGE HAZEN, Atty. for Libellant.
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SI,eTin's Sale.
Sherin'S Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY or OXFORD 50 April =, lss5.
rIlNKEN on execution, aud unless previously
l redeemed. will be sold to She highest bidder
therefor, by public auction on saturday the ninth
10Th day Of June, \. ID lsI1. al ten O'Clock m the
forenoon. az the otlcc OF Euoch Foster Jr, ir
Bethel. in said County, all the right IA equity
which Hiram Robbins OF Albany IN said county
had ON the eleventh day OF August, \. D.. lsl6.
Whcn the same was attached on the original VIII
u redeem The following described real estate, &"
wit: certain piece or parcel Of real estate stu
ttc In said Albany, described "a follows, VIZ -
The westerly half OF lot numbered three In the
fhiri ran se OF lots, in saint Albany, containing
eighty acres more or less, and being same prem
ses conveyed to said Robbins by Dolly A., and
isaac L. Heath by deed dated oct. -, l-'il recnr
led in oxford Records Book lj page 20 tn"
a hove VI Cmi-es being subject to mortgage re
corded IN said oxford Records Book lji PAGE 200
given by The said Robbins 10 Robert \. Chapman
,f Bethel, 20 secure the payment OF three prom
is,nry notes, each dated January J., lsA. TWO o.
laid notes being Tor one hundred COLLAR, each
i.nd one iot cighty four dollar, and -IViy Two
cents. and on ch there is roN I've the sum OF
four hundred and four dollars and seventy enc
etui,.
CYRUS VI. WOENEt.L.
Deputy sheriff
Ami .- is--.
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Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility, Premature De :ay, and all
the effects Of youthful ndscretion will, for the
sake OF suffering humanity, send free to all who
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing IN perfect confidence.
janl en- JOHN b. OGDEN, is Cedar ST. y. Y.
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CATARRH.
T WELVE YEARS
OF SUFFERING.

Gentlemen About twelve years ago, while
travelling with Father kemp's Old Folks Concert
Troupe as a tenor singer, took severe cold ana
was laid up az Newark, y. j. This cold brought
on severe attack OF Catarrh. which batueu
with every known remedy for four weeks without
avail and was finally obliged 20 give up most
desirable position and return home unable 10 sing
a note For three years afterwards was unable
10 sing ar ALI. The first attack oil Catarrh hau
left nv nasal organs and throat so sensitive thar
the slirhfesf cold would bring on ffesh attacS
leaving me prostrated. In this way l continues
70 suffer The last attack, the seVerest ever had,
was terrible. l suffered the most eNctuclallng
pain in my head. was 50 hoarsc as 10 DC scarcely
able 70 speak, and coughcd necessarily, thought
Twas going into quick consumption, and hrmiN
believe that had these symptoms continued win
out relief they would have rendered. me an easy
victim When in tins distressing condition.
commenced the use Of SANFORD RADICAL IOkh
FOR CATARRH, very reluctantly, confess, a.
had tried all the advertised remedies without oeh'
eft The first dose Of this wonderful medicine
gave me the greatest relief. IL IS hardly Possloie
for one whose head aches eyes ache, VINO can
scarcely articulato distinctly on accouht % tnc
choking accommodations IN MS throat, To rcah&e
how much relief obtained nom the urSt app!l-
cation o. SANFORD'S RADICAL OtRE. I ndcr W
inaneDce both internal and external, rapidly re-
eovsre5 ana nv an occasional use Of the remedy
sInre have been entirely free from CatHrrh, for
the FIRST time in twelve wears
Respectfully yours.
GEO, W. HOL BROOK.
WAltham. Mass. Jan. ;. lS76- -
p. ST. purchased the RADICAL CURE OF GEO'
n ROClES Druggist RumfOrd Building.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-15

OXFORD, AT Court of Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF oxford on
the third Tuesday of March, y. ID. Iss1.
MOSES 5. MOULTON Guardian of NJ ry NJ
w Fioyed OF Porter in said County, having
presented his second account Of guardianship OF
said ward for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully iu
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they
may appear at a Probate Court to be held at Frey.
burg in said County on the 18th day of May neNi
at o'clock in the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
A. III. WALKER, Judge.
A true copY-attest II Q. DAVIS, register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-15

EARACHE-There is scarcely any ache
10 which children are subject so bad to
bear and so difficult 10 cure as the ear
ache But there is remedy never known
to fail Take bit Of cotton batting, put
upon it n pinch Of black pepper, gather
it up and tie it. dip in sweet oil and III
scrt into the ear. Put flannel bandage
over the head to keep it warm. 1t will
give immediate relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-15
Notice.

WHEREAS J, LoICuIo y. EumGUs OF Hebron
w have contracted with tie oycr-"crs oi the
poor of said town 10 board Fanny Perkins of said
townlOr the yea On uing commencing ol The iWen.
" sixth day OF March \ ID 1874 and y hereas laid
Fanny Perkins has without cause left my house
where have made suitable provisions for her and
refuses u return, nov therefore MI persons are
cautioned against boarding or supporting her on
my account ~ shall pay 30 bills OF her contract
ing. LORENZO >. III MILS.
Hebron, May > 1874. ms-iw
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sulphur Baths
kcsneCtiull Vonr~.
Mrs RICHARD GOEMA\.

Sulphur Baths cents The benedcis, re
suits Of sulphur Bath. are too well known TO re-
quire comment. The effects OF Glenu's sulphur
Soap in the bath are truly electrical. completely
deOdOrizing offensive accumuistous, anil thor.
oughly purifying TIE entire surface OF the body.
sold by al Druggists. - cents
Hills Hair and whiskcr Dye, black OF brown.
% cts. ap244W
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Mexico, May l,lS7L
ONLY 35 CTS.
Every one who
r.T.H. nr- F. 90

we will send by return mail one pack, 10 IN num-
Der, OF those "uobby" transparent visiting cards,
every card showing q different picture visible on.
" when held 10 The ligll, and Prof. Ilerman's
book on Magic. This book contains over one hun
dred different tricks, giving full and complete
description and plain explanation in Magnetism,
Chemistry, Electricity and Fireworks, SO simpli-
fed a 70 be adapted TO the home circle. Write
your name and address plain. Address L. w.
MURPHY x co AUGUSTA, MI. Janis 6m
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOTICEi- hereby given that ON the hrst day
y OF October 4. D., 1873, sampson Duuhln oil
Paris n The Couuty OF Oxford AMI State Of " cine,
conveyed in mortgage 90 Eiwad =. Chase Exec
utoT Of Portland, ia the County II Cumberland
IN said state. a certain parcel of land and the
buildings thereon, situated IN laid PAu-, pArtic-
ularly described Ia said mortgage deed aud the
deed therein referred %, which mortgage il duly
recorded with oxford Registry oil Deeds Book lGl
page - and that on the sixth day of October A
b 1873, said Edward Z. Chase assigned said
mortgage with the note thereby secured 90 the
subscribers. and whereas tAs conditions of said
mortgage b. broken, we thc subscribers. as assn.
gaccs and owner, thereof claim . foreclosure ot
Tie same and give thi, notice for that purpose.
Dated. this the second day ol My A - Isl.
SMITH DUDLEY.
JOEL Il IhAiER TRUSTEES.
ALBRO l. CHASE
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COLLINS VOLTAlC PLASTER,

A Electro CAlvauic Battery, combined with
~ the celebrated Medicated Porous Plaster
forming The gIandest curative ageui IN the world
Of medicine and utterly surprising AT other Plas
tiers heretofore IN use They accomplish more In
one week than the old Plssters 10 whole year.
They 10 not palliate, thev CURE.
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Caution.

WHEREAS Farwell IIannaford has left the
w residence of the subscriber, where he had
a good home and was well provided for, without
excuse, this Is to forbid amy person
from han boring or tru sting him on my account,
as shall pay no debts Of his CONTRACTING.
JOSEPH ii. ROBERTS.
Rumford, May /, ls77. ms-3w
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Importaut TO Persons Visiting N. Y.

one OF the best aad most convenient Hotels fer
Merchants AMI others - stop at when in New
York Is the Grand ynion Hotel, nearly opp1-
site the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, kept on the
European plau-you therefore only pay for what
YOU get Everything is first class, and prices
moderate. adapted 10 the -trj. gcucy OF The tunes
You save tic cNrcnsc OF carriage hire, and 10y
leaving your baggage check at the counter Of the
Hotel, your baggage viii be delivered in your
room, fifteen minutes after the arrival OF the cars
free Of expense We advise You TO give the Grand
Union a trial.
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o the Hon. Board of County Commissioner for

To the Hon. Board Of County Commissioners for
the County OF oxford.
WYE the undersigned citizens Of Denmark in
w said County respectfully request your Hon
body to change toe location of the County roaI
between Denmark snd BrOwnheld said chang.
of location 10 commence at or near the House OF
John Cotton; thence To run southeriy OF the pres
emf road and westerly a. point at or near the
foot of the hin East of 4. Il. SMITHS hOuse-and
as in duty boutd viii ever pray &c,
Je>iPH BENNETT, and 10 others
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To COnsumptives.

The ADVERTISED, having been permanently cured
a that ,lr,ad disease Consuuption, by eimpc
remedy, is anxious To make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire IT,
he will send copy Of the prescription used (iree
of charge), with directions for preparing and
using the same which they will find SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, nc.
Parties wishing the prosecution viii please ad
dress REV. Z. A. WILSON,
janl en- l9i Penn ST., Williamsburg, New York
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Store for Sale !

The subscriber offers for sale the Store, Tene
ment, Stable and one Acre Of Land. recently oc-
cupied by l.. ID. Stacy-sitnated at Trap Corner,
near West Paris village, This ia first rate To-
cation for clothing business. Price low and terms
OF payment made easy. Enquire of subscriber,
or OF James S. Buck, South Paris, Maine.
\, T.. ANDREWS.
West Paris, Me-, march, Goth. II
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Freedom Notice.

TINHIS Is to certify that | have this day gwen
NV son Riley Barrett bis time during the re-
mainder of his minority 10 act and .rade for him
nav any debts of his contracting alter THIS date.
EDWIN BARRETT.
Mexico MAY |, ISL
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
lac has been duly appointed by the lion. Judge OF
Probate for the County of oxford and as umed the
trust Of Administrator % the estate of
LAWSON e.. ROBERTS late o. mford
in,said County deceased by givit Dr. I'D u.s. the law
directs: he therefore rcs.,-ts al. persons who
indebted 10 the estate Of said deceased 20 make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon TO exhibit the same 90
CHARLES ", KIMBALL.
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Hon. Zanzibar Became IndepeE-
dent.

dent.
The island of Zanzibar was formerly
an appendage Of Oman in Arabia, to
which it became subject in 1884. In
1856 the Seyid Said of Oman sometimes
improperly called Sultan of Oman or
Imam Of MauscaD died, after reign Of
half century, leaving fifteen SOUS. At
this time Oman was rich and prosperous.
Her government extended over the best
part of the Arabian coast, the islands OF
Zanzibar, Pemba, and MOnfa, and a
large portion Of the African coast oppo-
site and her navy numbered forty ships
twelve of which carried from ten to fifty
guns each. But, with the death of Said,
internal dissensions began, and the sue
cession was disputed. Thoweny, the el-
dest son, was elected ruler of Oman, and
Maid, his brother, Of Zanzibar. After
a long dispute, the rival claims OF the
brothers were submitted to the arbitration
of Lord Canning, then Governor General
of India, who confirmed each in his SOW
ereignty, and decreed that the Seyid Of
Zanzibar should pay an annual subsidy
to Oman of 10000 crowns. In making
the award, regard was had to the fact
that Oman was burdened with a tribute
to the Wahabees, then increased to 90
600 crowns, the half Of which had pre-
viously been drawn from the treasury of
Zanzibar. the terms were accepted by
each in 1862, and since then Zanzibar
has been independent.-Appleton's Amer.
lean Cyclopedia, revised edition, article
Conan"
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Carpets are bought by the yard, and
worn by the foot.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

"AS worked a revolution In the treatment Of
III Catarrh. IL has demonstrated beyond all
donbt that this disease. even in It's severeSt forms
II curahle and that comfort ami hsppiness NAV
he made 20 follow years Of misery, wears OF sui,
iering, by persistent use Of Il. The method OF
treatment originated bv DR. sanford, VIZ. the 10
cal and constitutional bv remedy prepared hy
distillstiOn Is the only one ever offered 70 The
nubit. that will haar he fest Of lime
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Pinnples.

will mail Free the recipe for preparing sim
pie VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN,
FRECKLES, PIMPLES aud BLoICHEs, leaving
the skin son. clear and beautiful also instruction.
for producing a luNuriant growth of hair on bald
head or smooth face. Address Ben. Nandelf
Co. Box bI2i, No. Wooster st, n. Y. ianl On
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"A WONDERFUL REMEDY "

Msssrs. Weeks e Potter Geatlea,su y our col
Inns NOLTAC PLASTER IS a wonderful rem Cdv.
have suffered with a weak AMI painful back move
than eight wears before sent FOR your COLLINS
VOLrAIC PLASTER. The pain reached from my
back 20 my sides and hips Nv len side and hip
are feeling very well Ou' think require suoth-
or Plaster FOR nv RICH, srlc- ] am - much Inn
proved thst / can walk sud stand. bur before
gOt your Plaster was urshlc Oh walk or stand.
Respectfully vours.
Mrs Richard GOEMA\.
Iynchburg Va. July - $50.
Z. S-Since I finished mv letter some of my
neighbOrs have come I'M and wish me 20 send for
some more OF your Pasters. I am accompanying
them 90 all OF nv friends Please send me SIX OF
vOur COLLINS VOLTA, PLNSTEES. Enclosed
find al =. Mrs. CORNAN.
sold by all druggists for % cents each. Seat g.
znv part 90 the United states and Canada on re
cent of - cents for one a. - for SIN or 3. - for
twelve. by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Propretors,
Boston auet