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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-07-20
New Furniture Rooms I!
P ERUIIAN SYRUP

Vitalizes and Enriches the Blood. Tones up
the System, Makes the Weak Strong, Builds
up the Broken-down, Invgorates the Brain,
and
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-07-20

"a rs " bios 81 saasasy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
Paris.

Don I forget the grand concert at Uni
yersalist church. Thursday evening.
There will appear three vocalists from
Portland. assisted by the best Of local
talent. Let the house be well filed.
The Paris Hill Mig Co. has just issued
its annual Illustrated catalogue for 1871.
This year they have introduced a new
and elegant doll carriage, which is going
TO take the market by storm. Il has q
canopy top which can be lowered or
raised 10 suit the little maid who is so
fortunate as TO possess it. The Co. has
lust completed neat and commOdious
office and counting room.
Merrill got out those sticks they use in
singing school. planning them all by hand.
lie is now gouging out violin.
Mr. Emery Mason OF this town has
quite genius for carpenter woA. He
recently tore down two old barns on the
farm, and erected q new one from the cd
timbers. Il looks As good as professional
work.
Our district schools closed last Friday
Mr. 5. ). Knapp has taught the grammar
department and Miss Belle NJ. Garland
the primary. Mr.. w. l.. Gatchell began
The grammar school, bet was obliged to
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
sumner.

lnvincible Lodge OF Good Templars
propose to celebrate its eighth auniverss-
~ on Friday eve. March ID. Ga We'd
nesday eve, Feb. 18th. it proposes to
present TO the public an exhibition con
siSIiug of drama, two comic larcos,
tableauN. dialogues. music by select or
chestTa, &c.
Bees Tor getting up wood are the order
OF the day just now.
Mr.. Elmer A. Frazier. who has been a
cripple for two years, wishes 10 express
his thanks to some thirty OF his kind
neighbors who turned ont with axes and
teams and procured nice pie OF wood,
and also cut up at the door a generous
supply OF the same. Mr.. Monk and Asa
Robinson each acknowledge similar kind
nesSeS to them. SIoCUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
lmportant to Per sons Visiting N. Y.

one Of the best kept and most convenient no
tells for Merchants and others to stop al when IN
New York is the GRAND UNION HOTEL, nearly
opposite the Grand Central Depot, kept on the
European plan-you therefore only pay for what
you get Everything is Grst class, and prices mod
crate, adapted to the stringency Of the tmes-
You save the expense Of carriage hire, ana 10y
leaving your baggage check at the counter Oh Tue
Hotel, your baggage wlll be delivered IN your
rooms dneen minutes after the arrival OF the cars
free Of expense, We advise you TO give the Grand
Uuion 4 trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
Very Useful 20 Every one.

In a., other way can a person set back 50 large
A profit tor u very httiC money, rs 10 cNpend II IN
leainins irhaf tO DO iri'E 20 du a. and hoir TO do
lin other words, To have h.s brains help hls
hands. Here b. one way 10 DO this: The small
saving or extra production Of less Than hall
cent a day. or . cents a week, VIII now produce a
large, b.autifui. cheap journal, for all OF l>iit
spl-ndiJlv Illustrated. with over 900 line oTiEl.
nal Ensraviugs. and over a Thousand Columns OF
the very best, plain, practical, trustworthy inlor'
nation about the every day indoor aud out
work and comfort OF every home, IN county VIZ
Ia Pc aud CIV. THIS iutOl mat on - mol prepared
by mere scribblers, but By large force OF lntell-
Gent working men and women, who know what
they write about, and they are assisted by many
others, who furnish information from their own
uractice and observation. such a Journal l. TIE
American I4rirdiigTia. 80 named because started
b wears arOas rural Journal, but since greatly
enlarged aud improved lo -ui The dItly wanis Of
every man. woman and child IA City, County anu
Ntiia.e-tUr the Farmer and Gardener, tue Mrr
chant and Mechanic, The Professional Man-in-
deed all classes IL is packed iul OF Information
that every one ought 10 have. Many single hlnts
and suggestions will repay more than whole
wear cost OF the paper. It's original engthN cd
plans for buildings and Improvements, with de-
tail, of cost, etc and common sense directions,
are worth far more than majority OF the costly
works ON architecture. Great care i exercised
to have every line IN the paper reliable It's con
slant per sistant and full exposure oi 4 multitude
OF HuInbugs and swlnllcs, are alone worth lar
more than Il cost, and have saved TO IT. readers
and 10 the country millions OF dollars ihat would
have gone I'M o the hands OF sharpers. Inc DC
partments of HOusekeepers and Children are very
useful aud enteTta ming. In short, me fbteTtcdh
4gricHlfgrid is Iull of good things, and ought 10
be in every house IN the land The circulation II
so large that the Publishers can supply Il AT u.
Tie above tile cost Of The printing paper-Or "a
a year, sent post paid or four copies sJ4u. Take
cur advice and send your subscription Tor le' !,
Vol. 36l 10 ORANGE ID CoMfANhi %t) brOau
way, New York. You will lind it pay, and pay
well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
TOWN ITEMS.
Frysbarg.

The lyceum is still hourishing. The
woman rights subject was the cause OF a
sharp discussion by the prominent men
here and OF West Fryeburg. The West
IS pi,ted against the village for March lst
on The Electoral Commission Law.
A. r Jenness with party-last week
caught 10 large brook trout through the
ice, weighing from one TO two pounds.
Mr.. J. is q fine fisherman and has all the
best kind OF tackle. He has caught sew
eral very fine lots OF pickerel during the
winter.
The Brass Band went 10 Lowell last
Tuesday and gave a concert, and ended
il with dance Music for dance, Frye
burg Qoadrille Band. They all had a
good time.
Cyrus B;ckiord Of Chatham. y. II. had
one bone OF his arm broken about tour
weeks ago. by a tree falling on il, and did
no, get the bone set until last week. DR..
lamson OF this village set it.
Calvin q. Gordon OF North Fryeburg
is teaching a writing school here al the
yillage. lie is a very ine penman and
is having large school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
THE GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

The Illustrated History Of the Centennial ErhiJl-
ton trith fHH description Of the Great Build
iBQs aud all The objects Of interest E1htCIed ~
thcm By James u. -McCdCe author Of The
Centennial History Of the United STATES" etc.
EEIeilisted tcih Orer 800 Nne engrdDtHgS or
buildings and scenes ~ the Great Exhibition.
The National Publishing Co. OF Philadelphia,
have Issued lnge and handsome volume bear
ing the above title. The intense interest every
where manifested in the great Exhibition, aud the
eager desire TO obtain complete and connected
account OF H. will unQuestonably cause this book
70 have a very extensive sale,
This History of the Centennial Exhibition Is
not DRY list OF the ctcles exhibited. 1t is su.
peru volume of S7i pages, from The pen of one OF
the most popular authors oil the day MIR. McCaOe
received the constant and sy mpaiheuc assistance
of the Centennial authorities, ana enjoyed pecu'
liar advantages in the preparation OF this work.
lie went note book in hand, through every de
partment Of the Exhibition, and The result OF his
-aOOrs Is a work Astounding IN brilliant deScflp-
tiops of the great Worlds Fair. He traces the
history of the great enterprise from its inception
TO its triumphant closing day: lie then taxes Us
through every part OF the Exhibition grounds,
giving brilliant accounts OF every building ana
other feature of interest within them. We are
taken through the Main Building, Machinery
Hall the Agricultural and Horticultural Halls,
the Art Gallery, the Government Bulldlng, anu all
the other structures, and our deepest attention is
held all the time by the descriptions OF the rare
and beautiful objects contained IN them;
The book IS written with ylgor and brllhancy
which render II cOmPlete anu tue iIAI plt.uIo VI
the great Worlds Fair, and which make il lnyal-
uable 10 all classes OF our people. There is not
another book in print which gives one-fourlh OF
the information contained in this work. To those
who have visited the Exhibition 1t VIII be pleas
ing sou yenir TO their VISIT and enable them 10 re-
cali the magnificent scenes they have witnessed.
TO those who could not make the journey, the
book is Necessity, ior 1t will enable them 10 en-
io> The delights Of a thorough acquaintance with
The great EXhi biton in the quietude of their own
homes. -
The work is superbly illustrated. The rice is
low and within the reach OF all. II Is sold by
s1bscription only, and the publishers want agents
in every county.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27

Ga Wednesday night OF last week The
second Coffee Party. gotten up by the
Misses Wiihercll. with The assistance
OF few other ladies OF the UniverSalisl
society. came Of al Concert Hall. 1t
was really very pleasant, enjoyable
affair. and brough, in q goodly number
OF greenbacks 20 be passed TO the credi,
Of The society. Some excellent music,
abundance of clear. robust C Zee, served
In genuipe French style, aud pyramids OF
cakes Of 81 sorts OF so excellent flavor,
together with two full hours OF dancing
for such IS delight in gripping the ligh,
fantastic toe" in z liel and rational man
ner. and all for the modest sum Of twenty
i've cents. Is surely blending cheapness
with solid comfort AZ rapid rate. We
noticed large delegation OF fine looking
people from your village 90 the Hi
aud We hope they had 50 good q time
that they will come again when occasion
oilers.
An Old Folk 5 Concert and Antiquarian
Supper will take place at the COugregs
IiOnsl meeting house on Friday evening
OF this week. Expectation is on tp;oe.
and 4 genuine good time is expected. )
large collection of ancient and honorable
garments. oonnets and hats. has been
made from all parts OF the town and
county. One dear old grandmother OF
over one hundred summers is expected
10 be present. The affair is in excellent
hands and will doubtless prove a success.
The stormy March Is rapidly sp-
preaching and town meetings viii soon
be the order Of business. The stormy
waters Of politics" here are without q
ripple. Quiet and peace hold supreme
sway. and the great American Eagle
would seem to be smoothing his feathers
alter the great Centennial fight. Let Us
have peace.
Royal Arch Masons are holding weekly
meetings for instruction at Msson's Hall
II is rather expected that Rev. c. l.
Mills will remain and preach in the new
Congregational house during The year.
Mr.. 5. 5. Knapp will give one OF his
selee: readings at Concert Hall, next
Wednesday evering. Let al hear this
excellent elocutionist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
Milton.

The following resolutions were passed
by The Milton Uabed Temperance Society
concerning the death Of Sister S'phroua
b. Josiyn;
Whereas our Heavenly Esther saw lit
10 HIS Slwise Providence 10 remove from
our numbers Tuesday, FEB. Is. by death
Sister JoSyn,
Rs>olc,d. That Bro JOSlyn thereby has
los, devoted companion, and the Milton
Un,edIemperaace Society one who has
been good and faithful member ever
since lis organic alton ooe year ago last
Jan'y. She being the hrst that death has
removed from our society.
4. ,9,ctd. That while viewing our loss
as her gain, Bro. Joslyn still has our
heartfelt sympa,hies il his great siillc-
tiou.
Re>Jlrc3. That we may labor on with
sn nniITing Zeal. that our work may De
well done. 50 that at our Masters calling
We may meet our sister 10 closer relation
ship than earthly societies permit, be
gathered as one family. God being our
Father, and death no power to break our
rankS. y. y. BROOKS, Com
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27

retire on account OF sickness. The
efficiency OF both schools for this term
has been somewhat affected by sickness.
Goth with teachers aud scholars.
The singing school fol- this week is TO
DC held Monday evening. Hereafter
there will be two sessions each week, on
Tuesday and Friday evenings.
A valued friend 10 the Democrat sends
this eonundrum: why are the people
OF Paris Hill and vicinity like Daniel
Webster ?" Answer next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27

Feb. 1.-The Spool Factory is running
with its usual number OF men.
Business about the village is quite
good considering the times We think.
Wood is coming in in large quantities TO
ship from this station.
LOcke's Mills has Dramatic Club OF
fifteen members that promises 10 be far
ssove the average, Their music is eX-
eeIlent, numbering eight pieces IN the
orchestra. They play the 9th and 2S,h
o, this month Their programme is very
good We hear. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
There IL No Article Like it 10
Cleanse and Restore.

WVOU = IUIFEUNVU Ir8II ~
unlike any other, aud has no equal. Inc imlIV'
el has new vegetable tonic properties restoring
grey hair 10 glossy natural color; restores iAdea
dry, harsh and falling hair, restores dresses
gives vigor 10 the hair; restores hair 10 premA'
tureIy bald heads; removes dmdrun, humors'
seAiy erupuous removes irritation, itching ana
scaIy drvuess No article produces such wonder
fal effects Try 10. call for Woods Improved iiaH
Restorative, and don't be PIT 81 ruth any Other
article. sold by all druggists IN this place and
dealers everywhere. Trade supplied At mAnu'A'-
tarers' prices Jy G. \. Coon Co, Chicago Sole
Agents for the United states and CanAdas' and by
Weeks \ Potter, Bstou. aus1 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
Hebron Academy.
THE SPRING TERN
of this Institution will commence on
TUESDAY, February 9th, 1877,
And continue ELEVEN WEEKS.

HOARD OF TEACHERS.
Rec. STEPHEN u. RICH4RDSON, Chaplain.
JOHN +. MOODY, 4. NJ, Principal.
Teacher of Latin, Greek, and Natural Sciences,
ROSWELL c. BRADFORD, Principal CONNER
cial Department.
MIS-, HELEN VI. STAPLES, PRECEPrREss
Teacher of Modern Languages and Bellses
IcttIes.
r. {. ROBERTSON, pupil OF School of Oratory
Boston University, Teacher of Elocution.
Mrs. NEIL Il. MOODY, Teacher OF Music.
MEs. EVA VI. II RNER, Teacher OF Drawing and
Painting.
Oiner assistant, will be supplied, As required
IN all branches.
aE-FOr full particulars or circulars, apply 10
the Principal, Iibeon l.. Packard, Secretary OF the
Board OF Trustees, or Rev. ;. ID. Richardson.
IIrhrnn. ian. IL. ls1I. CIV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
South Paris.

Feb. 24.-There will BE- an examination
at the Oxford Normal Iastitue. CON-
menclng in the intermediate Department
on Monday p. NJ, Feb. Goth. Tuesday
7. NJ. examination in the Primary De-
partmeut. Written examination in High
School on Wednesday and Thursday A.
NJ. Oral examination Thursday =. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
WOODBURY., PURINGTON & co.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Benjamin r. Oldham, of Peru, in
w the County OF oxford in the state Of Maine
on the 18th day OF December 4. ID. 1851, and re-
corded in oxford Registry OF Deeds, January ith,
1858, in book ll7 page 81. conveyed to the sub
scriber, OF Canton, IN said County, by his mort
gage deed, a certain parcel Of land situate in said
Peru, bounded aud described as follows, viz: IL
being the old homestead farm on which ! now
live and the same farm conveyed 20 me By my
father, Thaddeus Oldham, and the same farm my
father lived on for many years, situated at the
head OF worthy Pond, SO called, IN said Peru.
Also an undivided half of three other certain
pieces of land situated in said Peru, containing
hlty acres, more or less, beng the same conveyed
unto myself and Lysander Foster. in lst1, by Jo.
seph Sampson and Daniel w. sampson, by their
deeds duly recorded with the oxford Records Of
Deeds. Josephs in book 1876, page 30, ana Daniels
in book l36, page Isl, To which deeds reference
being had for a particular description; and that
the condition OF said mortgage has been broken,
by reason whereof the subscriber claims a fore
closure OF SAID mortgage pursuant 10 the statute
in such case made and provided.
JOHN VI. DESIION.
Canton, Me. Feb. :. lo17. IS 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
MARRIED..

In Paris, Feb 2;th. 10y the Rev. DR.. Estes, Adj.
rfsu T Maxim, and Miss Ida NJ. Bumpus, both ol
Paris. -.
In Bethel Feb. 2sth. by Rev. y. D. Center, Mr.
Oryille ID. ClOagh, and Miss Ida \. Holt, both 0i
Bethel.
Ip Paris Feb. 18th, by Rev. Il. Andrews, Reuben
II Edwards OF Paris and Rachel II. Andrews oil
Woodstock, Maine. TO-
IN sumner, Feb. 18th, Carol r. Proctor, OF CAh
ton and MarthA r. Bradeen, OF Sumner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
Errors of Youth.

GENTLEMAN who suffered FOR years from
n Nervous Debility, premature De .Ay and al
The effects OF youthful Indseretion Will LOT lhe
sake OF suffering humanity, send free 10 all " hO
need H. The recipe aud directions FOR making Tue
simple remedy by which he Nas cured. sufferers
xishing 20 profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing in perfect eonh7ence:
taal en- JOHN u. OGDEN, A. Cedar 81 y I .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27

eco REWARD will be paid II the certificate be
low is not genuine:
To the Public: We have sold jackson : "a
larrh >uuG and Troche Powder Tor about TWO
years aud regard II a. valuable remedy TOT '"e
diseases Tor which il is uteude., especially as'"'
una and catarrh. As Gar as We have been able TO
learn il has gwen general satisfaction 10 the puF
chasers BE- Signei Il %. Lamphsar, ) I. Sprasue'
Oslcu,burg. ieo-o-"
The remedy Is sold at Is rs. Get it and try il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
DIED.

La san Diego, Cal. Feb 9Th, sarah Augusta
Youngest Daughter of Capt. NJ. and Augusta j.
sherman, aged. / year, months and 10 days;
In Hartford Feb. 18th, OF DiptheTia' tieroST =,
in ms SOtb wear. and on the 20Ih, Carol Il. IN
bis 2srd, year; sons Of Dea. Rodney, and OnVe
W. Hutchinson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27

OxFoED, ss:-At Court of Probate held at Paris,
within and for the County OF Oxford on the
third Tue sday OF January, 4. ID. lssi:
DELINDA g MARBLE. named ENecutriN IN a
ID certain Instrument purporting TO be the last
VIII and Testament Of John ii. Marble, late OF
Dixheld, in said County, deceased, having pre-
sented the same for Probate and asked that Ca.
leb L. Holland. OF Canton, be appointed admin
istratR with the will annexed:
ORDERED. That the said Executor give noiie
TO ali persons Interested By causing copy OF TINS
order 20 be published three weeks successfully In
the oxford Democrat, printed at Paris that they
may appear at Probate Court 10 be held at Paris.
in said County, on the third Tuesday OF March
next, at nine OF the clock in the forenoon, and
shew cause ii any they have, why the said lnstru:
As the last viii and Testament Of said deceased.
\. II. WALKER. Judge.
A true copy-Attest: ii. c. DAVIS, Register,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
Weather Report.
xeek al 5 A. NJ

Temperature last week at NJ.
sunday, H9 clear: Monday, lee clear; Tues
d,v. 137 clear; wednesday, 2s7 clear; Thurs
day, "a clear; Friday, 20 clear; Saturday a :
cloudy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
COLLINS VOlTAlC PlASTERS.
Affords the most grateful relief
in all Affections Of The Chest
and Lungs.
Chronic Pleurisy Cured.

Messr. wELEs 4 POTTER:
GeatlrmcA Having for manv months past sut
f,red with a very lame side. called by my physi-
clan Chronic Plcuri>y. caused D. former Injury
and strain and for which used many prescrip'
tions aud lin!meuts, a. we'll tho so-called rheu
matte cures. without the least benefit, NV ply 81
eau recommended one OF Your COLLINS \OLr'
A., PLAsrERs, which, 20 my great surprise, re-
li.ycd the pain and soreness almost Immediately,
and I have been able 20 attend u nay household
Affairs ever since with perfect ease aud comfort,
whereas before the application OF Your ,nNalua'
Die plaster was scarcely able TO d' anything. ]
consider them incsllmable, and shall with plea
sure recommend them 10 the siii icted.
Nuurs UtsrtfUlit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27

Catarfh. in It's extent and destructive force,
stands neat 10 consumption. aud i, closely allied
10 IL for IN certain constitutions the tran ition
from one 10 the other is ouly question oi time
IL i, therefore singular thing mat those atfic'
tel with +; should not make 10 The objcbt of their
lives u rill themselves OF \ single bottle OF
any remedy cannot in the chronic stage, effect
care, nor even BRING The y stem Uud rs innu-
ence fully. In many such cases tie bones aud
cartilage OF the nose are eaten away, the crgaus
OF hearing, OF seeing, and of tasting, so affected
as 10 be rendered useless, the uvula elongated
aud iufamed - - produce a constant and us
trcsslug cough. Tie return 20 health must neccs
saIily be slow, under the most favorable circum-
stances, when 30 seriously afflicted. but ne the
evidence OF is great value daily comes 10 hand
We become more sutisne that there does not "a.
let a case OF CSiauh that cannot bc cured by =
judiciOus and persistent use Of >ANfORD's RAul-
cal CURE FOR CArARRu TIE relief IN every
case obtained from the first dose is an Indication
OF what & viii do when the system is brought con
slitutonally under It, influence.
SANTORD'S RADICAL CURE l. sod 10y all whole
sale aud r,tail druggists throughout the United
States. P.icc, 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
PinnpleS.

Will mall Free the recipe for preparing sim
pie NEGErABLE BALM that Viii remove IAN,
ERECkLES, PtMPLES and BLorCHks' leaving
the skin soI clear and beautiful also Instructions
FOR producing luNuriant growth OF hair on uaid
head CT smooth face. Address Ben. Nandeli n
Co.. Box 5lsl, No. Wooster -, y. l. JAM om
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
JacksOn'S Ca tarrh Snuff
AND TROCHE POWDERS

\ DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Cafarrh Headache. Bad Breath, doarseness,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness,
sc, and all Disorders resulting irom
Colds Ia HEAD, THROAT
AND VOCAL ORG ANS
This Remedy does not "pRY Ur'' a Catarrh but
LODsENS DC. frees the head Ot all offensive mat
ter. StoTuES the BURNtNG HEAT IA Catarrh - 30
mild and agreeable m It's effect that 10 PosiuNe.y
CURES WITHOUT sNEEZING!
TEOCUE POWDER, is pleasant 20 the taste
sud never uAu-cates: when swallowed, instantly
gives 20 the Throat and Vocal Organs
Delicious Sensation OF Goodness & Comfort
Is tAe best TOICE TONIC ia the isorld.
Tty it! Safe, Reliable, and only 35o.
sold by druggists or mailed free. Address
COOPER, WILSON { CO., Prop'rs, PHllA.
Wv. wHIPPLE y CO, Portland; GEORGE
G0odwin 4 Co. Weeks \ Potter, Rust BrosS
Bird, Boston, Wholesale Agents. sepo ON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-27
North Waterford.

Feb. l9.-J. A Twaddle's school n
this village closed last Friday, when
,escher and students gave an Exhibition
consisting OF declarations. dialogues.
Rotations, charsdes and tableaux. The
house was densely packed ard nearly one
fourth of those who came could not get
seat or even into the house. Mr.. TSac-
de came to US highly recommended. and
has fully sustained his reputation as
teacher. lie goes 10 Brunswick 10 few
days 10 pursue bis medical studies. ard
thence to Bellevue Hospital and graduate
STUDENT.