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opinion would have been quite appropriate and udcous.

opinion would have been quito appropriate and udcious
II less elaborate, less expensive, and less ornamental
Corporations of this character and magnitude may very
properly construct budiussior their use and may
lease such parts thereof not required by them
but the actual requirements OF the corporation itself
should at all times be the main object in view IN such
constructions
\ large invc.mcnt BY the Equitable Society In the
capital stock Of the Mercantile Trust Company. cor.
poration transacung large and prosperous business
vnt quite distinct from the business Of lite insurance
leads the committee to say that matter Of principle
1t not believed 10 be wise for institutions of the charac
ter Of the Equitable Society," order obtain suitable
rent roll 10 valuable tenants or for amy other pur
pose to be any connected with any other corpora
ton however valuable the stock u such corporation may
be the proper manascmcnt of 50 large enterprise
the Equitable Lif Assurance s'r,ty being, In the gen
crn of the community of itself quite sufficient for
one corporation
The compensation paid to tho officers or the Society
having been subject complaint 10y persons represent
INK themselves to be policy holders. special committee
from our lumber was charged with thorough nvost.
CATION to learn whether cause for complaint existed
1nvicw d. the powers and duties" Of this committee
asdcclircd IN the letter Of the President 10 Doe found In
the earlier part Of this report LETT alternative
hut To suggest that In opinion the compensation tor
service. made its chief officers ha been excessive. and
Objectionable IN principle ina.much part OF such
compensation has been based on percentage oi the
Society surplus.
fE,,rtf oom Sb..ip. r. "rhc principal officers were
formerly paid percentage upon tc .nrpu. fund. OF the
society, bat ARE now aid liked salary which change
meets with our ccmmcniation.'
salaric, of executive officers corporations Of the
character the Equitable ie Assurance Society shoui
necessity be- regulated IN great degree 10y the value
ut the services rendered such salaries however should
bee reasonable IN amount. ami at all times fixed and
definite
Invited by the Society TO make an exhaustive cxami.
nation without reserve or limit the committee. as wal.
..tstf
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INSURANCE DEpAeTMrNr. !

I'm tho Dol dov of I,nuorv 1877 thr nrndnepa-
~ H., 81 g., 10Y W ''t tt s - W.,
sor ~ 'lo SupnrntehHnnt caused w exam H.
erair w. ~ thn Eui,nl i, As,irannn sociniv
oi the Onltrl states. winch mas pceh continued
a1 III y now insh9d ,,o ovomiro,,o, nil Of ,hc
In ,ne course nl 'no eNn . i an on VII
Nuu.ncrs lnr ,lllyL-'N'h ,Db pi'ues ui I1, ~.
.Sui'o' oWncu ny tnr Sgl.'N mn r'luIh'u Ny
, , a. nnVlIS r9si =, ws'r meme
randums madc OF cach pnrson to whom moneys
WIZ pu LOT u,,',r,al7 ii,,s'uu -, ,i,o
,N'',u ,n ll' N,Iu.luI's hl,i''h ~ W. i.Iui"1
~ hullui ~, ~ lilo IN. " Wv iurh 'iiu
XII T,,v ,nIs, , 1, s,
III ~ nhu ,''',Il ~ oc ~ i w" NV
Yields SIP per ccnium lnctl upon the sum IN
tables ms nXcd by statute is / Der c"nl. m.
Tho nhstrnots Of titln IN n,h niarn az nrop.
GTy oMnGd by eg Socg IF on whn i
10y the Counsel OF the Department, while such
thoriiies on a @aie baSls eycn when thc present
Il pressed condition " rcal estate Is considered
The society holds mortgages ~ r.nl estate.
~, n,I XIII i,,r M
number Of mortgages 30 embraced property
the ,',ns Ne, Yln w9sh le, not edua the
From the t5'l5..37 - the Nalu" Of rcal cs-
tate owned 10y inc Sp'l"t}, various t'lllillon-
have been made amounrnsto si5j.3l 81. being
the eXr"s- of cost value " same. is compared
with tho present market value.
As TO LIABILITIES
Tho No, rrom,um Insurance p.aarv, on
A. tnGG n rr'n,un ~, ,n , on
cnrclully comrntcI twice by No Actuarics Of
TINS Department AMI a-reriain,d 70 On TIE
iiy. with q, per cent interest s2j $50. SOP.
ON tn. AIuari.s Taol" Of Mor'nii,y YIN !
The value Of the r,versionary nd lfion~ lin
rluisd h3w'Nr f., IN tuc Anov,h ON I'r cent
40 )lt 53s' ''-''' ga - - az
.lkilanj. win an Dsiimntni ilahiiii, un'i"rn
.f.tffa al "a
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Computed Undivided ~Nrllu. un Ifufiuv
roA.ic,o,er LEGAL le-,L te s2.sOl. 500 pp
Ncw cuisines. i-7d 7i'@ Iohcic, as.
surfing .... s25 20 ~ ~
Oltsfaniln- RISK .... i7i.t.lNsl pl
From the undivided surplus exclusive of s-rp,l re.
served rs the Finance COMMITTEE for CONTINGENCIES
rD'rr.ipiarN lNlicn's viii ho declared .iNaiaii, ga
settlement OF next annual premium to laru,i pauns poll
Dlc~
tn valuation of the Policies outstanding has been
mad, un tho American Experience Tabl, the lvsll
standard u the state li ~ YORK
GO " ruitfirs. ,.,,,.i.s
J. b N.N tt~f. 'N"AlNa
J. " ALEXANDER
Wee President
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Total sros, assets ..-.

Tho examination has been Of tho most thor
ough and srnrching character, ana the Superin-
tondont believes that no corporation dong an
insuranc" business has been subjected To
snNrrrr tests than this Society has nothing hay-
Ing boon taken for granted but every item.
both of assets and liabilities, conscicntousy
and cNhaustlvcly scrutlnlHrd. To accomplish
thl@ u tore" ol ton persons, under the Chl"l ~
aminer Of the Department, has been stradiy
engaged for nearly three months. the super
nirudrut Is much graiiiled M being able To state
that the result Of this Investigation shows the
complete sOlvency ot the Institution; and that
II the same energy aud ability are dispA"yd IN
lis management and conduct from this time, is
IN III" past career "a solid commercial pros
periiy l. before 1t.
JOHN +. SMITH,
Superintendent.
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EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
EXAMINATION.

REPORT or THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT of THE
STATE or NEW yoRK-REroRr or A COMMIT.
TEE OF PoLICy.noLDgRs AND REPRESENTA-.
TrvEs or POLICY noLpERs-fINANC1AL STATE
MENr OF THE socrETy-EEroRr OF THE Fl.
SOCIETY
Report of the Hon. John F.
Smyth, Superintendent of the
Insurance Department of
the State of New York.
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CITY on Bkl f~SELS ...... saturday, Aprl -. nIIr
cry Uf BERLIN ..... SATURDAY. April -. AZ B % NJ
CITY OF CHESTER saturday. NaN .. nj 10 4 "
FROM iitr -, North rNtr
CABIN. 80 ant <lol gold h ut Arts ftvlrt
terms SrEERAGk. s.- currency prlfi, 40 iuNt ri',
saloons. state Rooms s.nuAin. al httI Kui.A- 4HI
ships
joins g DALE. Nsrnt
u b
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Total Undivided surplus over
TptuI lIabllltles A.b.bb.I

Total Assfts. Dec - l-7H ...
rntHl lithiiiir.. Including Reserve
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SANrri RnnRowi. SECRETARY.
IuNAH " i..NHfRr. VI u Medical
EuwAEn Itsfl-. Il u, ikNanuuors
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Sutitip llOiitts.

psrsom tlotitss
4 CERTAIN CURE Tor headache. constipnton
"a l,. - lul,l llN. ur kidney diseases weakness
g. hkllblllbNS lnvgortiing ~ rup. 25r per bottle
lncurahlr cases solicited ami cured an money returned
sample bottle, circular nni ADVICE tree ~, Broume 1t
Ii DISEASES o. mn rclmrn- ,klni ireat
: ment specially. J IAtgl Is VI u - East ith 81
near Breadway Sew York once hour, - MI . and q
tNS 4. NJ
nISEASrS OF MEN, nervous debility. am kin.
- irri an crons speedily AMI lrrmln uiv turri by
HENRY A DANIELS NJ d lli Lexington ay. near
IrNutA ninth 50 Hours tot
nH. WEST. - Blc0ckor It near BroAiwaN -EN
- tu,i', LOnion hospital Wacuor Consultation moe
Diseases
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-23
Sheriff Sale.

OXFORD, sS:-
Taken on execution aud will be sold by pulic
auction - the highest bidder on the third day OF
March 1877, at the Office of {. T.. Holt In Bethel,
in said County, all the right in equity which James
smith has 10 redeem the following described real
e.tatc situated in Bethel in said County, 10 wit =
all that part OF lot number twenty-five in the third
range situated on the easterly side OF the county
road leading from Bethel hill 10 Albany and being
the same premises wherathe said James Smith
now lives, with the buildings thereon, also one
other piece OF land, and being part OF lot NO.
twenty.sevcn in the rst range In Beiel Aforesaid,
also one other piece of land, aud being part OF
lot No. twenty seven in the first range IN Bethel
aforesaid with the buildings thereon, both OF the
Last mentioned pieces are the same conveyed 70
Richard \. Frye by Clark Coombs and Clarisa T.
Coombs by their deed dated March % \ ID lS1e
and recorded with oxford Records, book lol. psgu
sgJ: The above described premises being subject
10 n mortgage, recorded in oxford Registry OF
Deeds AZ Paris In said County, book lt5, page 53i
given by said James smith 10 Richard a. Frye TO
secure the payment OF n promissory note Tor one
hundred and ninety dollars dated Jan S0th, 1873,
PAYABLE in one year with interest al eight per cent
per auuum on which there is now due about one
hundred and seyenty-fve dollars.
A. Il. GOODWIN, Deputy Sheriff.
Bethel, Jan. 10, 1871. l6-aw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-23
A splendid Hair Dressing and
ReStOreT Combined.

Woods Improved Hair Restorative is
unlike any other, and has 10 equal. The Improy
ed has ncw vegetable tonic properties; restoring
grey hairto aslossy natural color restores faded
dry, harsh and falling hair; restores, dresses.
gives yisor 20 the hair; restores hair to ptema-
turely bald heals; removes dtndruf, humOrs,
scAly erlpuons, removes irritation, Itching and
sc4.y dgyuess. No article produces such wonder
fal effects Try it, call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, and doHT De pat Of ,rifs any Other
orticIs. sold by all druggists IN this place and
dealers everywhere. Trade supplied AZ manufac-
;-rers' prices bye. 4. COOK 3 Co., Chicago, Sole
Agents for The United states and Canadss. and by
Weeks x Potter, Eston. aU22 ~
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bronchitis.

Prom John Tiags. Esqv Of Bennington, Y. II,
Three years since I vas very much reduced
wiki q dreadful cough, which resulted ia Brou-
o..ls. affecting me 80 scycrCly as 90 render 10 dif
foul. % speak in an audible voice. To This was
allel severe uiSht swea;s, and was fearful oi
going iato decline, After recourse 20 va iOus
remedies, % no purpose, made use of Ds. Wis
r,E', BALsNW on Wild CHERRY, a few bottles
O.. which falls restored me 10 health. S.ucc that
time have had several severe attacks OF cough,
Dat lc BALSAV has always removed them. al
WAYS keep % oy me, and shoah not know how 10
DO without H."
so cclis and FL 4 bottle sold by al. druggists.
Thousands Of living grayS-robbcd Witnesses
proclaim The wonderful virtues OF Ad0mson'i
E.foajc EglsOai a. a speedy cure fore coughs Gods
s,,ama ana consumption. sample bottle free -
La--- bottles, O. and 3 cts.
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80 Attest JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
January lG, 1857. wv
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state Temperance Convention

To rHy PEOPLE or MAINE;
As The time approaches for our Annual Temper
sace Gathering in reviewing the past we sec abuu,
d9nt reason 70 "thank God and take courage
The success Of the various Temperance Organi
rati1us both male ard female, has been truly
,sosIerfll. The principal Of teal bstinence, and
We NAV adl prohibition, was never more strosgly
irf~enche ia the hearts Of the people than to-day
Th., should encourage Us 20 work on TIL victory
crowns our efforts.
Therefore, the men, women and children OF
Name, Of all temperance organizations, aud OF no
temperance associations, Of all religious denomt
rat1us and political parties, total abstancrs, pro-
hibs.1uists, and those who have doubts with ref
er,nce O. prohibition, are invites 20 meet IN Mass
Convention ~ Granite Han, ia Augusta, on Tues
lay 80 . O'Clock 4. n, Jan. -, lSs5. Let Us come
tosstlar % pray, consult and plan for the future
TUc "WOman's Christian Temperance Union
W.. tol1 tleiy convention iu connection with this,
Tie convention viii probably sontinue until
Thursday night.
me usual reduction OF fare may be expected on
thc railroad. PER ORDER.
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County of oxford to Il. &. TUELL, DIR.

~ -''
1870.
March II, To 20 miles travel from sumner 70
Lowell and back and days attend.
ancc on pet of a III Walker ct ais Sl2 90
May 3, To ~ miles travel from sumner 10
Buckdcld and back and = days on
pet of Asa Atwood ct ais 7CO
'"''' -; Coleman Die an; ct "a ais '''''' - - $50
June 20. TO 10 miles travel to Bridston and
i view ""' '-'N A"'' way ~ '''1 % 90
Aug. 81, To I30 miles travel from sumner 10
Hiram and back and days on pet OF
Selcctmcn OF Hiram ct ais Is 90
Aug. -, To - miles travel from sumner TO
Riley Plantation and back and days
on pet of y llttlehale ct ais II 30
Sept. !, To 90 miles travel from sumner TO
Rumford and Bethel and back and ,
DAYS on pet OF town agent OF Bethel III W
Sept. l., To 10 miles travel from Sumner 10
Bethel and back and > days on pet OF
town agent of Bethel II I'D
sept ~ Bethel bel and Riley Plantation 80
Oct IL, TO l2O miles travel from sumner TO
Grafton and back and days on pet
of & " Coleman CT al = 10
''' ~ l6 t en-; Of Hiram IIiTsm ''A ~ SEQ
Nov. 2, To 100 miles travel from sumner TO
Frycburg and RrownGeld ard back
and days on petition Of j Y Brad
lev ct ais - ~
Dec. Is TO 20 miles travel from Sumner TO
Sewry and back and day on pct OF
Newell Stow ct ale 90
Dec. Il, TO IJ0 miles travel from Sumner TO
Hiram and back and days on retof
Caleb K. Aver Ct ais i !"
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and inv prices shall not be undersold by any other
House. | only ask an inspection OF my goods
before you spend dollar for anything in my line
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Hebron Academy.
THE SPRING TERN
of this Institution will commence on
TUESDAY, February 9th, 1877,
And continue ELEVEN WEEKS.

BOARD OF TEACHERS
Rer. STEPHEN n. RICHARDSON, Chaplain
JOHN Z. MOODY, A. NJ, Principal.
Teacher of Latin, Greek, and Natural Sciences
ROSWELL c. BRADFORD, Principal CONNER
cial Department.
Miss HELEN NJ STAPLES, PRECErTREss
Teacher of Modern Languages and Bellscs
Iettrcs.
+. c. ROBERTSON, pupil of school of oratory
Boston University, Teacher OF Elocution.
MRS. NEIL Il. MOODY, Teacher OF Music.
Mis-. EVA NJ. TURNER, Teacher OF Drawing and
Painting.
otncr assistants will be supplied, as required
In all branches.
ns-For full particulars or circulars, apply ia
the Principal Zibeon l.. Packard, Secretary OF Tho
Board OF Trustees, or Rev. ;. u. Richardson.
Hebron, Jan. Is, lS1I. CIV
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lfARRIED.

Do Pau, Jan. ls.h D., Rev 4 Ilu, NJ An
9r Poster Of Hebron, and Miss MiCuie Z
wei. rf Paris
A S nth Paris. Jan. 18Th 50 the D. ile's fathers
ON b-t n l1phtm. Mr. Franklin 4. burbank
AMI M.>- k,itJ Window.
At West Peru. Drf. !. 20. tv Rev. : Wym1n
" 90" --e Eili0I AND Miss Cora +. Putnam
1'ih '' l.1uiurd. oct itIb. hy same, Sir Otis 4
l. sts- taa Kiss Lu..y FarriuEton OF Mexico
D. fr4nAllu Plaatsuon. Jan 1T. By Rev 4 T.
ABBOTT, Dir since Morrill, and Miss Annie NJ
Weaver, boJh OF Franklin.
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nnR LIABLE.

x,,5e Awake for February. ISs7.-Wide
~ for February opens with Little True
ANasSS hr r-.ia thIse N. Mr.. VIM. NJ. +
D. c.iloFs with "Child Marian Abroad -
q, Wbi,1u's exquisite poem, a Little Child's
n1s,;,,s,' h eNquiSiiely illustrated by f0l-page
5s.sirv Taere are many other short stories ami
0IA,. :. Valentine" By Mary Z. Bartlett THE
zen psrr1t and The Cray Boy" by Ella Farmsn-
4 t-ii,,. Pets by Mary >tandish Robinson, Peg.
-. IA lcntine," By Rosa Graham, "A Boy and
X Ti,,ans Three boy Mrs. Prank McCarty, "a
NN. ~ crack by Josephine Pollard. the "SecOnd
t,-t,ventrre Of Mi.,iades 2ctcrkin Paul" by John
,,ss,,TTi,sn The first OF the promised "FiOssy
- "a Ho-.v' stories relates % Uncle Martin s
~ - Two papers In this number win attract
,",,.sci,l attention. The Poets Homo series, No.
MI ,ivcs q por;art Of Edgar Fawcett, aud the
'-ticle by Mrs. Fannie Roper Feudge, Oily Visit
:, ,be E'rthplsce Of the Siamese Twinsn The
s,-sis uinnebasset Girls, r." BY sophie Nav, and
oi.fos-No;hing Polly by Ella Farman, are
.,,ital In Daughter and l. our girls Will DC
ne 10 lean d great deal of practical physiology
a rolls Fair," Illustrated by three engravings,
Is sure to Dc read by every little girl in the conn-
i-v. only 500 per snnum. d LOthrop \ Co.,
Publishers
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NERYAuS lERlLlIY.

vital WEE kuCs~ or depression e. 1rtIA CN
h4u-trl ircl NJ. uu energy Vr couft-r. thr result
oi Mental oVrr-Work IndtsCrcti1n> Or a.
cSsSvs, or some dram Utou the system. D., a.v.ys
Curci ty Humphrey HON epathic SprCi-
ne No -. o. tones zap and lIyIgoratC- the - 5.
TEN. ti,pe,- tag gloom aud dependency, impar,s
strength and energy stops thc drain aud rCis
vcuatc- the entire man. Bceu used twenty wears
WITH perfect success bv thousands. Sold by deal
Crs. Price, : cJpCr single vial, OF $500 yer pack
age of five ais aaJ s. pl vial OF powder sen;
by ual on rUcert of price Address Hum
Phrsys' Homeopathic Medicine Company
So BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
January &, l>1.. Is
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CAN'T coo To- en- RCu. Why not. o my cough
would disturb the congregation. Cure 10 then
with "Ha,c's Honey o. Hoarehound and Tar
pure vegetable remedy. unfsiling as the sun and
mild aud harmless as the summer air. sold by
an druggists. Pixies Too.hache Drops cure in
minute. Jan ls4w
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DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES -
DISTRICT OF MINE.
Ia Tie i1cffs- Of CHtRLESf a. p,,veu,rc,,
q. kNlGHT, EHtfUpt. ! !" 00NNhOT vi
DISTRICT OF MAINE, -:
At south Paris, the eighth day Of january, ISL.
THE uuder- gued hereby gives notice of his
Il appointment, IN place OF Charles r. Holt.
Cisch.uc cd, as Ass igucc of Charles L. Knight, OF
Bethel, IA the County OF Oxford. aud state OF
Maine, within said District adjudged a bankrupt
upon petition q his creditors, Aarch =, lS1i, by
the District Court OF said District.
GEO. \. WILSON, Assignee.
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Administrators Sale.

y hStA AM 90 a license from the Honorable
= Judge OF Pr0bste Tor me County Of oxford
suaH sell 10 Pr Poo Auction. 40 North Wood
ssOVA on ihursday, the 23t day OF February next
al one o'clock p. n, an the Real Estate and All
sns my rest which Ezra Jewell, late Of Andoyer
~, IN Vxiord County, deceased was possessed OF a.
~ me OF MS decease, in said County Of Oxford
hVe hundred dollars.
Sorham, y H., Jan. %. iS7-. Nv
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County OF oxford to G. A. HASTINGS DIR.

1870.
March Is, To 60 miles travel to Lowell and
return and 2 days attendance on pc "a
tition of 4, ii. Walker ct al I'll W
May 3, To 100 miles travel 10 Buckleld ana
return and days attendance on pc 80
titIon of \ Atwood IL ~
june 40 Of c CIV Sye Coleman SIs atu'"'A'' ~ $50
Aug. 30, To 90 miles travel TO Grafton and
Andoyer North surplus and return
Oct. l6. To 5 DAYS attendance on same Il so
June 20. To $50 miles travel TO Brdgton, Hi
ram and return and-4 days attend
ance on joint view . W
Aug. 81, To rs miles travel to Hiram anu
return and days attendance on Pc -.
titon OF Selectmen of Hiram @VU
Aug. IS. To 40 miles travel to Riley and re-
turn and days attendance on peu- ~.
tition of Stillman Littlehale gVo
Sept. IL, To } days attendance on same ~
40 miles travel 10 Rumford and return : w
Sept. :, To B DAYS attendance on petition OF
town of Bethel 1O
DC tober So To days attendance on petition -
of Selectmen of Hiram ~
Nov =, To 100 miles travel 10 Fryeburg ana
Brow field and return and3 days al 80 20
tendance on petition of Bradley ~ %
Dec. Is, To 20 miles travel TO Newry and re-
turn and . days attendance on petl- 20
ton of a stowe Nv
Sept. l2, To 2 days attendance ana ~ miles a.
travel on petition Of town OF Bethei NV
Dec. 81, To 40 miles travel to Hiram and
return and days attendance on Pc
ttiop Of X Aver Il ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-23

CaSIOria is aperf1ot substitute ior Castor
Oh, wthou, any ofit- objections for il is pleasant
TO take, AID does not uaUseute or grippe. For cos
uyeuess AZ any age. but especially for sour
S.omschs, Wind Collie, Worms and Disorlercd
Bowels Of Child-en II Is the mos; effective remedy
IN cNis;eace. I; is harmless, it is reliable and il
is cheap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-23
There need be 10 min

tAur Liniment Is used. Burns and Scaids are
healed without scar. Rheumatism, Sprains and
mos; aesh, bone and muscle ailments can De a0so
lu;ely cured. There are TWO kinds. The White
Cen,aur LinimcRt is for family use, the Yellow
FOR horses and animals. One trial will convince
the incredulous. dec26 Sun
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"a q NE ND.

To an wso are suffering from the errors ard IN
d.scretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early dc
cay, loss q manhood, &c, will send recipe
tia, viii cure You, FREE OF CHARGE. This
grea,remedy was discovered BY a missionary il
South America. send selfSddressed envelope
90 the REV. JossFH T. INNLlN, station D., Bi6l;
House Ns,r YORK. City. octle sm
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Bows & Youths Outfits

have given more attention than usual this sea.
son to Youths and boys clothing, and ma II
necessary 10 do so, az the demand for Resdy.Made
wear for boys IS rapidly increasing.
Mothers are fading out that their boys clothing
can be BOTGHT CHEAPER than they can afford
10 make them ut home. not TO say anything about
the great improvements in style ever the nome
made work.
Below give you few OF my prices ana II
Daryin'5 evolution theory is correct, then sup
pose there is a descending rs well as an ascend
ing scale to life. Ii is poor rule that won't WORK
both ways. ,
furnished by nature then il is 10 be supposed that
tho coming man Will be in a like blisslul condl-
ton, on this basis; and as II has been but Few
millions OF ycars since man Was = monkey am
anyfOus 70
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Isaac &. SpOnora, OF Milton Plan.
W tation, IN the County Of Oxford and State
OF hAlne, dtd on the nth day OF JulyiA. ID. 1870,
convey by mortgage, deed of said date 10 Charles
A himOSll OF RumfOrf In said County, n certain
tract OF rea estate situated in said Milton PlantS-
uon, containing about one hundred and five acres
more or less, with the buildings thereon, and the
same being the homestead farm then occupied by
the said lsasc q. Sponord in said Milton Planta-
OF Deeds, book lS5, page 3S3, 10 secure the paw.
ment OF nine hsndred and eight dollars aud sixty
nine cents, IN one year from date at twelve per
cent. interest, annually. And whereas the con.
ditons OF said mortgage deed have been broken.
the sand Charles L. kimball claims 10 fOreclose
the same aSreeably TO the statnte in such ca
made and provided
CHARLES A. KIMBALL.
Rumtord, January 10, 1871. 2S4w
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