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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18
Paris.

Two more OF our hitherto single young
men started upon a wedding tour Mon
day.
Miss Mabe. Corey of Portland. who is
boarding st Major Mellen's, has family
OF queer pets. consisting OF six small
lizards. secured in Florida and the
Bahamas. They are sluggish looking
reptiles as they bask in the sun, but intro
duce q fly or other insect into their cage,
and apathy gives way to excessive activ-
ity. Qlick as is the common house fly,
he has no show" when Gagged with the
lazy liza;ds. Another peculiar feature
OF the reptiles is, they change to 8 beauti-
ful green color, from brown and drab,
when placed in q dark room, and during
the night.
The Coffee Party at Academy Hall,
Friday evening, was a very pleasant
affair. Some fifty couples indulged in
the dancing, while twice that number
psrtook Of the supper and enjoyed the
music. A very favorable showing was
made in the financial department OF the
society which organized this entertain
ment. HTI4I.I3l 4
Ii the Academy building is TO be let Tor
public gatherings, the platform and steps
before il should be Immediately repaired.
1t viii be much cheaper 10 expend few
dollars in repairs than for the owners to
pay damages for some broken limb ocea-
stoned by their defective condition. Hl
Rev. DIR. Estes will complete his course
Of sermons upon the attributes of God,
with his next discourse. Subject
where God may be found" We pro-
pose TO speak more infinitely OF the
course, alter It's completion.
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TOWN ITEMS.
Bethel.


Sept, l2.--Just now. we of the "Riv-
erside" are enjoying the delightful society
OF Miss Lncy Larcom, the poetess. who
is rapidly regaining strength. among
these grand old mountains. From the
ledge back of the house may be seen,
what is pronounced by excellent judges,
to be the finest view that Bethel affords.
Ii there are any doubters. come and see.
The beautiful AndroscoggiD, all the finer
for its very crookedness, the many shaded
intervals, the lesser mountains-only so,
because beyond them rise those wonder
iul peaks OF the w bite Mountain range
which can DO dis inctly seen from this
point, towering above Moriah. Bright
eyes readily discern the house on the top
OF Washington. Alter all of our trips
about tho mountains, We return TO the
ledge. with the feeling that we lack ad-
iectives with which TO describe the beauty
OF the magnificent panorama which is
here spread ont before us. Nor IS this,
by any means, the onip attraction. The
summer house and rustic seats in d
beautiful pine grove, from which the
view. though less extenlive is still fine.
aud the boat in the river, receive their
share of attention, and the kindness OF
our host and hostess, add greatly to the
enjoyment OF all these attractions. We
were led into the corn fields the other
day, by what looked to US very tall stalks.
Is il not unusual TO have sweet corn over
- #. high. or are we ignorant "city
folks" mistaken |.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18

10 the Hon. Board OF County Commissioners for
The County OF ONiu;t.
TIME uudorS iEned ctileus ui Greenwood IN said
| Couuty represent that common convenience
and necessity demand that 4 town way should be
located ln said Greenwood, beginning near the
house of Luther Il. bartlett. amt where the road
turns To go 70 Andrew Richardson =. and ending
Al the John Gerry RoSl 50 called, in said town
that upOn the application Of william ID. Brown
and othtrs 20 the Seecunen OF said Greenwood,
The said Selectmen. on the-dsy II November
A. ID. ls-G laid out town way in said Green.
wool over tlt above described lou e., rs follows
10 Wit. Beginning IN the limit, o. ihe town way
-outh OF Luther n Hartlcirs harn.yard bars +;
thence y - degrees r.. > rods: thence y. - de-
grcss r. : rods; thence -. degree r. is rods;
thence y. ~ degrees p "a rods; thence y. ~
thence - le..rees r 90 rods thence y. II degrees
y 4 rods thence 5Ot degrees h - rods, through
land of Luther u. Bartlett 10 the limits OF the
JOhu Gerry road so called, the liue described TO
be the middle OF The highway aud the way 10 be
3 rods wide-thc said Secc.meu gave seven days
notice of their intention TO lay out adj way and
stated the termini thereof b. posting notices Is
reuuirod by Law, and thereaiterwards nled q
written report and return OF their r)ceedngs in
LAYING ont said town way, containing The bounds
and admeasurement OF the same, anu The damages
awarded on the same, with tue town clerk OF said
town, seven days before the meeting oil said IN.
haLitants notified and warned Tor the purpose or
accepting such way 80 lad out IS Aforesaid ana
at sad meeting so notified and warned, and held
on the-day of March a. ID. lS.l the said town
of Greenwood unreasORably refused 10 accept
said town way-whereiore your petitioner leeli2g
aggrieyed az the action OF SAID town respectfully
request that you proceed to give proper notice
hereOn and view said route and aflirn The laying
out Of said town way, and cause your proceedings
10 be recorded by your own and by the town clerk
OF said toWn-and as in duty bound VIII evey
pray. - 49,
WILLIAM ID. BROWN, and - others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18

OXFORD. So Board Of County Commissioners
September Session, Il. u. ISL
Upon the foreg Ding petition satisfactory evidence
having been hatthe petitioners are respon
.ible and that inquiry into themerdS OF their APP
plication is eNpedIent,. g. ~ -, ~
IN il Ordered that the County Commissioners
meet al the dwell ny ouse OF LUTHER u. BAlfI-
JET'T ia reenw God on Friday the 20, day OF Oct.
neXt. attsn O'Clock 4. and thence proceed TO
view the route mentioned in sadpetition; immedt
ately after which view hearing OF parties and wit
neses will be had at some convenient place in the vi
cuty md such other measures aken inthe premises
as The Commissioners shah judge proper. And IL is
inrther ordered that notice of the time, place and
,mrpose of said COMMISSIONERS meeting Aforesaid
~ siyen 10 all persons and corporations interest
"A 6y causing attested copies Of said petition and
this order Of Court thereon 10 be served upon the
CIerk OF the Town Of GREENWOOD,
and also posted mp IN three public places
in said Town, aud published three weeks
sneeessiyely in the oxford Democrat, news
PAPER printed in Paris, in the County oil OK
hrd the first OF said publications and each oil the
other notices 10 be At least thirty days before said
time of meeting, to the end that all persons and
cornorations interested may then and there appear
and shew cause il amy they have, why the prayer
nf ssjd DetItjOneIs should not be granted.
Vi 81" ,ttest. JAMES = WRIGHT, Clerk.
A True copy OF the Petition aud Order OF Court
A1,aan 3w
Attest; JAMES :. WRIGHT Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18

BY the accompany
ing duagrdm of PoRr.
LkN1, fips Location OF
oar place of business
may be readily found,
being on CONGRESS
STREET, nearly OPP
posite CAsCo STREET.
Both the CONGRESS
and SPRING STREET
HORSE CARS pass our
81 re every fifteen min
utes.
Our customers from
the OGDENs BuRG,
MAINE CENTRAL,BOs-
TON q MAINE, and
EASTERN DEPoTs,will
find the most direct
route to our store TO
be up STATE 70 SPRING
STREET, and by horse
cars 10 our door. From
the PORTLAND 4 RO-
CHESTER DEPOT, n
short walk up MYRTLE
or CHESTNUT STREET
10 the line Of horse
cars on Congress st.
From the GRAND
TRUNK DEPOT take
the Spring street hor q
g rs.
Packages of goods
delivered nj dcpots,
Tree Of cost.
IA has Away been
orr motto to sell goods
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18
Ir..n,nn1InnC Coming.

Gold is down to lO3 $-N-the lowest
figure since 1852 At this price the
oreenback dollar Is worth about % cents.
and the discount Is less than it was on
some Of our old State notes even in the
time Of specie payments. With our
large exports and the shipments Of gold
from England and the resumption policy
Of the Treasury, the tendency Is still
downward. II will take but little fur
Their decline to make the greenbacks
equivalent to gold, and leave only the
problem Of substituting the proper pro
portion Of coin for paper in our regular
currency. With such progress towards
resumption, it is certainly no time 10 talk
Of interrupting the natural operations
which are working out this result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18

The annual meeting of Oxford
County Agricultural Society win be held
ON Wednesday. Oct. S. 1877, at O'Clock
P. NJ, Tor the election of officers and
such other business IS may properly
come before them.
A. &. L. kING. Sec'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18
A Reform that Strikes deeper than the
Maine Law.

RoNDour, Sept. s. The Murphy tenn
perance movement here continues. Over
quarter of the entire population have
signed the pledge. A grand outdoor
Jubilee meeting will be held tomorrow.
Last night variety show man named
Jacob Bretembachar with his whole
troupe, signed the pledge and to-day
turned his beer into the street. The la
dies in the work have just held an en-
thusiastie meeting in his saloon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18
Il Has Stood the lest

II you doubt the wonderful success OF SHILoHs
CoSsUNrTION CURE, give II a trial, then If you
are not perfectly satisfied, return the bottle and
We viii refund the price paid. Il has established
the fact that Consumption can be cured, while
Tor Coughs. HOarseness Asthma, WhOOping
Cough, and al Lung OF Throat troubles, there is
nothing like Il for quick and positive cure ~ Il
never fails. 10 cents. % cents and slOO per bot
tie. NJ YOUR Lungs are sore, or Chest or Back
lame use SuiLOH'S POKOI> PLASTER, price -
cents sold by a. NJ. GERRY, south Paris > ii.
RAWOsS Paris Hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18

AZ amusing incident occurred at the
election in Paris. last week. An aged
Democrat who has passed his three score
and ten, and who has always cast con
seryative ballot, was duly provided with
a straight ticket. As he approached the
polls, he was met by brother Democrat,
in whom he suspected no guile, anI who
requested 10 see he old gentleman's
ticket Instead OF returning the one
loaned be substituted q split ticket. Old
uncle Il. was 1.-the maddeSt man in town
when he discovered the trick, and threat
ems legal vengeance upon the perpetrator.
Scripture miS4uOted-"See how these
democrats love one another"
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North Waterford.

Ex-Gov. PeIham will address the Re-
form Club at North Waterford next Sab
bath afternoon at three O'Clock. 1t is
hoped there will be large audience to
hear this eloquent advocate of the cause.
COMMITTEE.
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commissioners Notice.

TINE undersigned, having been appointed by
i the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the Conn.
ty OF oxford, Commissioners TO decide upon all
claims except those of the administrator, against
the estate of George W. King, late OF Oxford, in
said county. deceased, whose estate has been rep
resented insolvent, hereby give notice that six
months from the third Tuesday OF August a. ID.
1917 are allowed the creditors 70 br Ing and prove
their claims against said estate. and that we will
attend to the duties assigned US, ut the Office OF
H. Upton, in Norway, IN said County, on the last
SATURDAYS OF December, January and February
next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, on each of
said days. Af-t o. ..A..- Fl r
SAMUEL y. STUART.
Sept. 6, lS17. sepll-3w
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DIED.

Announcements Of death-fye lines or less-in
serted free Obituaries contributed by friends
OF deceased viii D. charged for at the rate OF i've
cents per hns-no exceptions.
lu GREENWOOD August 80. ai.er a distressing
illness Thomas r. Mortu, a sd 90 year, months
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18
HAcKNLrAcK, q popular and lra grant perfume
Sold 10y the above dealers.

great danger OF being deceived by . dood OF the
imitation Of IL. r." Atwood's Eittcrs. THE Rev
joins PIKE wrote Is follows: ! have been de.
ceiycd several times by the imitation put mp in
the same shaped bottles and signed by one ma
han wooa, +" which imitation has always proved
nearly worthless.
hast Frye6Hrg Ne. john PIKE.
ss-The true medicine gives relief, and bears
the large red pat, ,ttd trade mari Il. r. as wei
as the signature OF Il. T." Atwood.
ability
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18
T,rribIe Effects OF a Volcano.

NV lORN, Sept. II. a letter from
L.atacunga, Ecuador, states that the vol
cano CotopaN had an eruption in the
latter part Of July and an upheaval OF
water. Streams swept away several plan
tations and drowned at least |, O00 people
in different places and over two thousand
cattle. The whole face Of the country
for miles around was covered with a sub
seuuent shower OF ashes, destroying all
cereals and plants, aud starvation was
feared.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18

Scribner For September Conta ms ninety-
eight illustrations accompanying eight papcts,
rs follows LIST, 1.-THE Immigrants PrOgres,'L-
by w. II. Rideing. end, THE Fam" 3d. The
Land of the Arabian Nights ith "Old Streets
and Houses of England" 5th An island of the
Sea-" 9th, practical paper on "Wells aud C'-.
terms as a Source OF Water-Supply." III, Mrs.
Herrick,s studies of "McrOscOpical Corals - anil
Sth, DIR. Hollands nicholas Minturn," which
will come 10 an end next month. The other fiction
OF the number consists Of reasonable tory,
Hooking Water melons, {" by Edward Bethany;
the second part OF ellis Inheritance the new
novel by Miss Traiton and another story by Mra.
Burnett author of "ThAt Lass o. Lowric's," en-
titled "Lodusks,v with North Carolina scenery
and dialect. Other papers In this number ar'
Russia FuneralD "Hlnts on the u Sc amt Care
OF the Eyea,n and paper on college ln~truc-
iions.p The poetry is by Richard Henry stod
dard n catch entitled AT Merry Mount, tlir-
ence Cook. Mrs, Piatt, Mary Ainge DE We're. Mr..
T.. &. Kinney and others. In his department, Dr.l
Holland ali andDns topics OF the time Tor SUM
mer Dreams .nssIhe Old Cabinet" prints = letter
abont "A q and the Public" and comments upon
IL, and has 4 poem entitled "Grcat Nature is an
Army Gay" A special feature OF the clone
and Society" department Is Maurice Thompson
reply in general 10 the host OF letters he has had
about his paper on Bow Shooting in the July
SCRIBNER The publishers say that the demand
.Or this number on account of that article ht3 al
most exhausted the edition. There is also poem
on moral furniture entitled "Guest. aud Guest
Room" and notes on "Poor-iiOuse and Hospital
Visiting" The other departments have the usuas
variety.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18
Hill, Oxford Co., Maine.
HEBRON ACADEMY.
TIE FALL TERM OF
HEBRON ACADEMY

TteSday, A1t9. 18TH, 1871.
AND CONTINUE ELEVEN WEEKS.
Board Of Teachers.
REV. STEPHEN ID. RICHARDSON. Chaplain.
John +. MOODY. 4. u. Principal,
Teacher Of Latin, Greek, and Natural Sciences
ROSWELL G. BRADFORD, Principal Commercial
Department.
MISS HELEN NJ. STAPLES, Prcccptress, Teacher
of Modern Languages and Belles-Lettres.
+. c. ROBERTSON, Pupil of School of Oratory,
boston University. Teacher of ElocutIon.
Mrs. NEIL Il. MOODY, Teacher OF Music
MRs. EVA NJ. TURNER, Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
MISS ELLA wooDMAS, Assistant, Higher Eng
lish.
For full particulars apply to the Principal, Zibe
on Packard, Secretary OF the Board of Trustees,
or Rev. 5. ID. Richardson.
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Gould's Academy

BETHEL. MAINE.
The next Term of this Institution will begin
Tuesday, Sept. 4th, 1877
And will continue eleven weeks.
Students will be received IN the following Cour'
SEES and Departments OF STUDY ACADEMIC OF
English Course Classical Course, College Pre-
paratory Course, Penmanship and Book Keeping
Music, Drawing and Painting.
Full Board of Instructors
Tuition as low as at any Institution of its char
acter in the State.
Students received at any time. For circulars
or further information address Il. A. Frye, Esq.,
Secretary of Trustees or the Principal
ID. T. TIMBERLAKE, A. NJ,
augll-4w Bethel, Maine.
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BORN.

In Hartford, SEPT. O.. TO the vile OF Nm. p.
NJ ltrhell, "a sou.
ln fast Buckdeid, sept. .. % the wife OF Charles
81. Cannon, daughter, (Asbel3
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Cl,RKE's Toorn AcmF Dnors cure instnna

with a cake Of GITNS's SULPHUR soar AMI
a eommolous bath.tub, the victim OF chronic
culaneous oruptions can improyiac Il sulphur bath
which uu protested bathing establishment can
supply. Sold AZ Druggists.
Hin's Hair and WhiskCr Dvc back OF brown
J0,rts. scpll-iW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18
Weather Report.

Temperature last week 81 A. NJ.
sunday, = clear. Monday. OGo clear; Tues
day, t,.- clear "Wednesday, -. - clear; Thurs
day. "a clear; Friday, So clear saturday
e. clear;
THE THREE GRL-Ar P's. Pulpit, Press, Public,
acknowledge "Jacks0n's CStarrh SnuG land TrOche
Powder" 10 be the only reliable remedy, and one
that has never been known - fal in Catarrh,
Asthma, Coughs, Headache, &c. Used as 3 snuff
IN Catarrh and Headache, is 50 delightfully."- ag-
reeable that t cures without sneezing. For throat
complaint IL IS taken in the mouth, and is very
pleasant 20 the taste being in the form OF pow
der will act far more quickly than the ordinary
TrOche, and as a voice tonic is invaluable TO Pnb-
he men and singers, giving to the vocal organs
s delicious sensation Of GOODNESS AMI comfort.
We entertain q high opinion OF this remedy, as
We have never known il 20 fail. Try il friends,
the cost is only = cents. slS-3w
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MARRIED..

In Easton, Mass. Sept. l., by Rev. George {.
Andrews, Mr.. Prank Pratt, 90 Miss Annie Hath
OF fryehuTg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18
ERXSIPELAS-

Many Of our best citizens inform Us that DIR. III.
A. LAMB, Nc. $50 Congress ST., Port
land, Me-, never fails in the core of the seveIest
lorms Of Erysipelas, Rheumatism, aud all forms
Vi Serofula and all Diseases q the Skin.
sRulsly
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Teachers Notice.

a Ii School Teachers expecting 10 teach in
N the town of Greenwood the coming winter
are hereby notified 10 meet at the house known az
the CITY School House the Srd, or at Locxe's Mills
the 9TH of Oct. 1871, then and there 10 be exam.
ned in their qualifications as instructors of youth.
A. n. BROOKS, S. Supervisor.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-18

doubt the most successful cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint We have ever known, otherwise
We could not guarantee IL. In cases Of COnsump-
uOn, where General Debility, Loss OF Appetite
and Constipation exist, it viii restore and regu-
late the system whhe SHiLOHS CURE allays
Tie intamatiOn and heals the lungs Price - Cts
sold Gy \. NJ. GERRY, south Paris; ;. II. RAW
SOY, Paris Hill.
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NOTICE.

rUNIE oxford County, Z. OF II. Mutual tIe In.
i surancc Company, will hold their annual
meeting at Grange Hall South Paris, on Wednes-
day, sept. 10Th, 1877 at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. for the
election of Il board OF Directors, and the tran
saction, OF any other business that may legally
come before said meeting
PC. FICkETT, Sec'y.
Souht Paris, Sept. l0th 1917. sepll3w
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Eastman Bros.

Have constantly on
hand a full stock of
DRESS GOODS.
Both Foreign and sDo-
NESTLE xba.ivs s1
SILKS.
Black aud Plain Col
ors. i9ITfr r. 81 3 if
rosHAwLs.
Paisley, Broche, Thu
bets, and wooden.
ID CLOAKS. @
The Best Assortment
in Maine.
LADIES REaDY-MADE
SUITS.
BLACK GOODS.
Cashmere, Tam ese,
Bombazine, Basket
Cloth, Alpaca, and
Brilliantines.
WHITE GOODS.
Nainsooks, Jaconets,
India, Twills, Table
Linen, Towels, Mar
settles Quilts.
WOOLENS.
Cassimercs, Tweeds,
Doeskins, Re AYERS,
Fiannels, kepellants.
Blankets.
DOMESTlCS.
Cotlons, Prints Tick.
ing, Duck, DENNIS,
Cheyiots, Cotton Elan
mel, &c, Sc.
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5OuO die annually los negicci.us Cough, Cold
or Group; otlCn leading to Consumption and the
grave. Why will yon neglect 80 Important a mat
ter when you can get at our store >uLon's Con
SUMPTION CURE, with Tie assurance of a speedy
recovery. For soreness across the Chest OF
Lungs or Lame Back or side SnIoEs PoRous
plastic; gives prompt rclie'. sold by \. VI.
GERRY, South Paris ;. II. l;NwsoN, Paris I'LL
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A. Nj. GERRY, South Paris.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOtice.

mmiSsiOncf'S NOTICE..
gI,UE undersigned having been appointed by
i tie Hon, Judge of Probate for the County of
Oxford, on the third Tuesday OF August "A. d..
ls17, commissioners TO receive, examine and de.
eide tho claims of creditors against the estate OF
Peter Holman, late OF Dixlield, in said County,
deceased, represented insolvent, hereby. give no
tce that six months from the date OF said appoint
ment are allowed to said creditors in which to
present and prove their claims; and that they
will be In session at the following place and
times for the purpose of receiving the same, VIE
at the Office of +. q. Harlow IN said DiNleld on
saturday the 10Th day of October A. D., 1871, at
one O'Clock T.. NJ, and again at the same place on
Saturday the 9th day of November n. ID, 1871,
at one O'Clock L. NJ, and again at the same place
on Saturday the 10th day of February n. d. 1875
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Da.ed this 2sth day Of August A D., 1871
r.. G.. HARLOW,
LUTHER III. LUDDEN,
Commissioners
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HACKMETACE, rich and fragrant perfume.
Sold b the above dealer.
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Head, Tmoa, and Vocal Organs.
Cures without Sncezin
Dr.. ShiIoh's System Vitalizev.

We are authorized 10 guarantee this remedy lor
the cure OF Dyspepsia, Inactive Liver, Sour Stom'
ach Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Coming upo
Food, \ elbow skin, and General l.anguor and De
billy. You must acknowledge that this would be-
tunioUs unless We had positive evidence that Il
will cure. You who are suffering rom these com
plants, these words are aldressed-and will YOU
continue 10 suffer when Won can Dc cured on -
terms a. g. foI you To- determine sample bottle
10 Ccut- trgular size 80 cents. ~old by a. VI
GELEN South Paris; :. II HANSON, Paris I'M
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ID this 18th day of Sept. A. ID. 1877.
WILLIAM ID. BROWN, and - others.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. hoard Of County Commissioners,
September Session, Il. u. ls71,.