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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-16
sheria's Sale.

OXFORD, SS:- 90
Taken on execution and viii be sold by pulic
auction 90 the highest bidder on the third day OF
March lnT4, az the Office Of {. l.. Holt IN liethc'
ia said County. all tue fight In equity which James
smith has 20 redeem the following described real
e-iatc situated IN Bethel in said County, to wit =
nj! that part of lot number twenty 40 the thlrd
range situated ON the oasterly side of the county
road leading from Bethel hill TO Albany and being
the same premises where the said James smith
now lives, with the buildings thereon, also one
other pisco OF land, and being pSrt OF lot No.
twcnty-scvcu u the r>t range 10 Bethel aforesaid,
also one other piece OF land, and being part OF
lot No. twenty seven IN the ir-t range ~ bttltl
aforesaid with the buildings thereon, both OF the
last mentioned pieces are thC same conveyed 10
Richard A. FRYE by clark Coonibs and Clalisa ,.
COMBS by tuCir decd dated March - \ ID le'c
and recorded with ON,url Records, book 1911, plgp
90. the above described premises being subject
10 a mortgage, recorded in oxford Registry OF
Deeds a. Paris IN said County, book lta, page 81
given by said James smith TO- Richard 4. Frye to
secure the payment OF promissory note ioI one
hauircd and ninety dollars dated Jan loth, is,5,
payable iu ono wear with iuttrcst 80 sAt per cent
per auuum, ou which there s now due about one
hundred and scycni Il. re- dollars
A. Il. GOODWIN, Deputy sheriff.
Bethel, Jan. 10, 1871. lb-jw
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Sheriff - Sale.

OXFORD, SS:-January II, 1871.
Taken on execution and will be sold by Pubic
auction on Saturday, the third day OF March. a
ID ls77 al ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the ohice
OF \. 5. Kimball in Waterford in said COUNTY oil
oxford. all the right ia equity which Edwin J.
Jordan OF Waterford in said County of OXFORD
had on the 27th day of December u $50, being
redeem the following described real estate stu
atcd i'm the town of Waterford, being part oil lot
live in the nth range Of lots in Waterford lower
VILLAGE commencing on the nOrthwesterly side OF
the main street in said village near the westerly
side OF hay scales, thence westerly on sald street
about eight rods 10 the parsonage thence north
Crv and westerly on stone wall 10 the Olyer hap
good land, so.called, thence northcrly ON stone
wall, thence esstory~ou stone wall and by line OF
stone posts, on line OF said HapSood land 10 the
street and bound first named, and being the same
premises conveyed 10 said Jordan by stevens
smith: and being subject TO a mortgage owned
NV Norway Savings.flank, on which there Is now
due the .um of one hundred and atty dollars and
interest from Dec. l0th, 1870.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS,
ilC.sw Deputy Sheril.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-16

Pratt. aged IS. presented an old iron
skillet and a small canteen keg that she
traced back to her ancient relatives. such
as grandfather and great grandfather for
ITS history. Mr.. L. b. Humphrey pre-
scented a chest, and says the wood work
with the handles and lock came over 10
the May flower; was recovered with
leather IN 1880 by the grandfather of the
late Jesse and Jeremiah Howe; also the
hub OF the first wheel built in town OF
Paris, and little pitcher that was owned
by Mrs. Clifford. who used it TO steep
her tea in during the memorable tea act
IN Boston l773. An ancient pitcher Tor
merly owned by the late Benish Dow and
IN the possession OF Mrs. Ada Davis,
bearing the inscriptions OF "lill up your
glasses" and drink aud be merry" &c.
MIR. Abner Pratt had ON exhibition an old
English towling-piece brought into the
town OF Paris By Solomon Bryant, Sr.,
when the town was first settled, and said
to be over one hundred years old; also
an old French gun, and one OF the first
United States breech-losding rifles, bear
ing date 1885. Rev. George Briggs had
on exhibition an ancient Bible. /. looked
old enough, but we could learn nothing
farther with regard TO it. A pewter plate,
make Asa BarrowS, bearing date 100,
was quite a curiosity, and now owned by
his grand daughter, Mrs. Curtis. Mrs.
j. ". Willis exhibited hymn book.
(Watt>) dated back over one hundred
years also the Law ofthe commonwealth
OF Massachusetts,, printed in 1898. We
also found on exhibition here and in pos
session of Abner Pratt. an Oxford Demo
Graf published by v W. Millett March
81, 1857; also the old Oxford Observer,
pub ,>hed 10 Paris by Asa Barton, Sept.
% 1924. and April q, 1925. MIR. John
Willis exhibited sword taken by Gen.
Ljncoln's Division at the surrender OF
Burgoy ne. and taken to marlborough,
Mass, by Deacon John Willis and also
brought TO Paris ty him, and alter the
death Of Isaish Willis, son of Dea. John
Willis. E.vira. daughter OF Isaiah. pre-
scented i, 10 Flank l.. Willis, Dea. John
WiIis'S great grandson. Mrs. Ethan
Wills exhibited part of q tea sci lrs-
sented to Mrs. Adam Willis Oct IS, 1920
Some mi1or things have not motto d, bu!
upon The whole It was most admirable
display @, ancient relics. Mr.. SpragCc
very kindly gave his lecture for the bene-
fit OF The Methods, caugch in procuring
funds to furnish their new Hall, and The
small door leo Of ten cents gave them
quite a help. JNo-
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Oxford.

Ian. IA ire broke out in the saw
and gris; mill of Whitney ~ Clark about
n O'Clock last Tuesday night. and before
helm arrived the flames got beyond con-
,roI and consumed the entire structure.
rha oipders communicated also with the
Ssincle snd shovel Handle Factory of
R,wson II Chapman on the opposite side
Of the water privilege, and as the FIRE
aneioe was unmanageable ii too was
burned. We understand that the latter
bnilding was fully covered by insurance.
and the mill of Whitney S Clark partially
so. TIE night was calm. Had it been
otherwise the fire might have proved a
destructive Que to the entire village
The FIRE is unfortunate, especially at this
SEASON, as il throws several hands out of
employment for the winter aud cuts of q
market - our farms for timber.
The Oxford Association of Congrega-
,iouAl ministers meets with Rev. Mr..
l0CA WON W AusoNal, VIC Aotu iuot' y
sermon il public is 60 be preached by
Rev. John Elliott OF Rnmford.
At the close of a union Christmas ser
vice in the Cong. church Christmas eve,
the friends Of Rev. Mr.. Lockwood pre-
sented him with a handsome msrble-top
table Surmonnted by a chased and richly
bound 9uarto Bible.
The union meetings being held by the
Methodist aud Cong. chcrches are at
tended with interest and several CONVEX
sious hSve already taken place.
Az amateur dramatic entertainment
was given in the School House last Fri
day sud Saturday nights by the oxford
Amateurs" Ire parts were well rem
dered, and the financial results o, the
pay were good. J.
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sumner.

"a The s.h inst. the Good Templars
held an open meeting to discuss the re-
so.ve, That humanity has greater cause
for fear from Roman Catholicism than
from intemperauce." A. j. Robinson and
William X. Sewall opened the discussion.
and several others participated. Rev.
Z. Haggett OF Livermore. H. W. Wal
drou Of Buckield. and Isaac Cushman Of
Minol. were present and aided much in
the discussion, which was lively and
spirited. and conducted in excellent
humor. A large audience listened atten-
lively to the exercises. The lodge is in
au excellent condition, receiving Access
siots frequently, and has nearly COM
pleled the eighth year OF its existence.
Probably other public meetings will be
held in course of the winter, of which
notice will be given. SLocUM.
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Paris.

In an article. two weeks since. we
enormously stated that the new Powder
Company, with which Mr.. Marble IS
connected. had capital OF $4,000. 900.
We should have said tia, those parties
interested in This enterprise represent.
tina. amour; OF capi;sl
Mr.. Rilman, OF Auburn, delivered a
f5rty-iye miaule address before the rc-
form club las; Wednesday evening. 4.
was received with much iateres, by a
very large audience. Music was furnish
Cd lor Tie occasion by NJ. Marble, Miss
Gerry. and TIE Misses Rswsou. ST. OF
whom were received with enthusiasm.
They are entitled 10, and receive the
hearty thanks Of all interested, Tor their
assistance in this department.
Religious meetings were held al the
Baptist Church during the week OF
prayer. Owing to The bad travelling, and
uulavorabIe weather, the attendance
was small.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-16
The GospeI OF Merit.

Where there is so mG,h rivalry as In the manu-
iac,urc Of family medicines, DE who would sue.
coed must give positive aud convincing proof OF
merit. This is an axe OF inquiry. People lake
nothing for granted. They must know the Why's
and "wherci0rcs' before acknowledging the su'
perioIity of one article over another. Among H.
few preparations that have stood the te-t, tloss
manufactured by L. y. Pierce. NJ n. ,oftbc world y
Dispensaty, Bafslo. y. !. have for many year =
been foremost. The truth ~ ANS statement mSl'
concerning them can De easily ascer;Incd, Tor Ut
Sage C.tAr-h Remedy AMI Dr. Pierce, Colleen
Medical Discovery are now prescribed tF many
physicians iu curing obstinate cases OF tAIarTh
AID iuciricut ou-umption. The discovery ma,
no cgual in curing Coughs, Coll.. Bronchial AMI
Nervous Affections. 70 a'iaY- all irritation OF The
mucous membrane, oiJ, digestion, and when used
with pr Pierce Pleasant PurEatlvc Pellets rea-
Oily overcome torpid liver aud Constipation!
while the Favoritc Prescription has no rival IN
the l,ld OF prepared medicine IN curing diseases
peculiar 10 females. lfyou wish 70 know myself
procure a copy OF "Ihe People, Common sense
Medical Adviser" an Illustrated book OF nearly
1000 pages, adapted to the wants OF everybody.
Price 30, postage prepaid. Address the author.
l. y. Pierce, Buffalo, y. \.
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West Paris.

Notwithstanding the inc,emeucy OF the
weather a large ard spp,,cia,ive audi
suce net the Rsv. Ir4 q. Sprasue At
Centennial Hall last Monday evening to
listen 10 his lecture on what be saw At
the great Centennial Exhibition At Phila-
Geipaia. Mr.. S2rague showed himself
70 De q close observer. and has very
pleasant way OF teliiog what be saw
The lecture was pleasing and Instructive
sid credit TO The worthy speaker.
learn that Mr.. Sprague. on account of
pressing clerical duties and poor health
is unable 10 attend 10 the many calls
made upon him 10 deliver this lecture,
and has decided 10 have il printed in
pamphie. form Tor the benefit of those
thai would Ike the lecture At the close
OF the lecture. Mr.. Thsddeus Chase and
Miss Eva Andrews sang very appropri-
ate song, entitled Hard Times, Miss
Andrews playing upon the guitar. The
song was finely executed. and was well
spplaudej. Miss Estel,a Churchell.
dressed in ancient costume, with her
heavy rutii "a lace cap and s. three-corner-
ed white collar or cape. gave q good
recitation which embraced many capital
hints 10 The young ladies Of the present
day SIS well IS TO older ones. Uncle
Johuathan (John Wilu>) gave an Illus
tra,iOn OF how Ire was ob,siued il old
times; exhibited a very Ingenious little
machine with steel wheel that when put
into operation by a string, played upon s
flint and threw IRE into what was called
tiuceI-bOX. This was what he called
the upper ten. The common practice
was The pOckei-kniie and flint with q
piece Of deeaYed wood called punk
Gran'msrm Brown. Mrs. Augustus Dun
hsm) dressed in q costume OF one hun
dred years ago, with that fearful biz
bonnet snd big eyed glasses, sang an
ancient song that created a great deal oil
meTriment. Mrs. Danham as q define.
Ator OF character is hard to be beaten
Old Hundred was sung By the audience,
Miss Estella Willis presiding at the organ
Then came the examination of ancient
rches. was much surprised to see SC
large a collection. Oae OF Molly Locket':
traps vas on exhibition. estimated over
oUe hundred years old. Capt. l. D.
S!Aey pa on exhibition a sabre once used
oY the Marion guards in the escort oil
Gen. Lafayette to the vessel that bore him
to his native country France after his in
defatigsble Efforts IN behalf of American
Liberty. Mr. S. also had on exhibition
one sixth of a dollar OF Continental
none bearing late Feb. Il l77G signed
oy X 'heri Morris IN red ink Upon lhe
lace OF he bill wee tic,een rings linked
'ogs'b-r, emb'ema,icai OF the thirteen
organized States, with the motto Mind
your own business A Ha,-iron ia the
possession Of Mary Benson. said to be
Two hundTed yesis old. sill The face was
as smooth as when young. Mrs. Calvin
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Hoa.tl, PM.

\ Z ShuTtleG was sent for and STAR
el Tuesday for lancaster. y Il. 10 act
as Judge a, their Hen Show. Mr. Shurt-
Nf takes great interest in and has estab-
lished bis reputation as q successful
breeder Of choice blooded fowl
Lawson Hill keeps right on building
houses despite the hard times lie is
now completing the second one built
within six months The present demand
for rents Is just his opportunity.
d. Cummings fell through scafiold
in his barn and disloca,ed bis shoulder,
besides bruisiug bis side badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-16

In Albany, Jan. 4, Arthur G., son Of the late
Amos French, aged months.
In Greenwood, Dee. IS, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife OF
Rancil Curtis. aged a years and months
aged ~ years, days.
In South Paris, Jan. l. Mrs Rachel, widow OF
the late Charles Porter, aged - years and mos
In North Waterford, Dec. y. Minnie f, only
daughter of Mrs Matilda Mosher, aged IL years.
In Marbehead, Mass, Jan. 5, Lewis H., son OF
j. L. Holt OF Paris, aged Al years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-16
Commissioners Road Bills.
County OF oxford to A. p. GORDON. DIR,

1870.
March -, To 20 miles travel from Fryeburg
Lowell and back and days attend-
ance on petition of \. H. walker ct q,
nls, !"
Nav i. 10 100 miles travel from Fryeburgto
Buckhold and back and days alien
lance ON pet of Asa Atwood ct ais IL 81
June IL, To leo miles travel from Fryeburg
10 Grafton and back aud day attcn-
dance on petition OF &. ". Coleman
ct al 10 o'
June 20, TO 100 miles travel from Frye5urg
10 Bridgton ,Scbago. Hiram and back
and days attendance on loint view " "
Aug 2s To I9Omiles travel from fryeburgto
Riley Plantation and back aud days
hale ct al l7Ot
Aug. 30, To day attendance on G w Cole ..
man petition -
Sept. z, To l20 miles travel from tryeburg
TO Rumlord and back and days at.
ReIhel 10 .,
Sent. u, To 30 miles travel from Fryeburg
10 Bethel and back and days atten-
aucc on petition OF town agent OF
Bethel IL"
Sept. IL, IL and lG, To days Attendance on
petition OF Litiehalc ct ri II
Oct, IL, To 5 days attendance on petition OF
CIV Coleman ct al Il Of
Oct 10. To 90 miles travel from FrycburgtO
Hiram and back and days attend
ance on pct Of Selcctmen Of Hiram
Ct ais IL u
Nov. >, TO IOmilcs travel in FIyeburg and
Erowniield and days attendance ON
pet of + y Bradley ct nj II a
pe'' - tendance , on net 4 of newell stowe u .,
Dec 81 To % miles travel from trycbufg Z.
10 Hiram and back and . days aucn.
dance on pet of Il Aver ct al IL "
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Newspaper Advertising Agents.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

XIvHEREAS Isaac II. Lord of Brownheld in
w the County of oxford and state OF Maine,
by his deed of mortgage, dated the twenty elghtIl
dsy of February A. ID. 1876, and recorded with the
Western Oxford Records, book 81, page l46, cons
yeycd to Eli Il. Bean OF Brownlield in said County
of oxford and State Of Maine certain parcel oil
land situated in Denmark in said County and state
and being the same parcel Of land decided 10 SAID
Isaac H. Lord by BrOughten Bartlett, by deed
dated May -, A. ID 1850, and recorded in western
Registry OF Deeds, book 81, page az, reference
ton thereof; and whereas the conditions OF said
mortgage have been broken, and by reason where.
of, /, the said MORTGAGE claim TO ioreclose sais
mortgage pursuant 10 the statute IN such ease
made and provided. Ell H. BEAN.
By JAY l.. FRINk his Attorney.
Dated this .3nd day Of December, \. d. 1870.
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commissioners Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
i Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County
OF oxford, on the third Tuesday OF November y
ID. ls.C, Commissioners TO receive and examine
the claims OF creditors against the estate Of Al
entine Ripley, late Of Buckned, in said County
decea sed, represented iusolYent, hereby give mo-
tee that six months are allowed TO said creditors
in which 10 present and prove their claims ana
that they will be- in session At the following places
and times Tor the purpose Of receiving aud exam.
ining the same, viz, AZ the late residence OF said
Valentine Ripley, In Buckfeld. in said County OF
oxford, on the last Saturdays of January and
April A. -. ISL, at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
NATHANIEL 4. SHAW,
GILBERT BARRETT,
Commits siOners.
Dated this Both day OF December 1876. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-16

OXFORD, sat- Court of Prohste held at
Paris within and for the County or OXFORD
on the third Tuesday OF December \. ID. 1885,
IANES IRISH Administrator on the estate oil
- William Irish late OF Hartford in SAIL County
deceased, having presented his account OF admin
stration on the estate Of said deceased for allow.
lncc:
Ordered, Thatthe said Administrator giyenotice
10 all persons interested by causing 4 sopy this
orderto be published threeweekssuc siveiyinthe
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at a Probate Court TO be held at Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday OF Jan. next,
ats O'Clock in the forenoon and shew causeif any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
A. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-attest II. G. DAVIS, Register.
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N & " E& NDe

To all VINO are suffering from the errors and in
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cav, loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe
tina, will cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
south America. Send self-addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAS, Station d., Bible
House. NEG York city. octlo 6m
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New Advertisements.
Hebron Academy.
TUESDAY, February 9th, 1877
HOARD OF TEACHERS.
THE SPRING TERN
And continue ELEVEN WEEKS.

BOARD OF TEACHERS.
Rer. STEPHEN d. RICHARDSON, Chaplain.
JOHN F. MOODY. A. NJ. PriRcipat
Teacher of Latin, Greek, and Natural Sciences
ROSWELL c. BRADFORD, Principal CONNER
cial Department.
Miss HELEN NJ. STAPLES, PRECEPTKEss,
Teacher of Modern Languages and Bellses-
I.ettres.
+. G.. ROBERTSON, pupil OF school oil OratoTyi
Boston University, Teacher of Elocution.
MRS. NEIL b. MOODY, Teacher of Music.
Nrs. EVA NJ. TURNER, Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
DINER assistants will be supplied, AZ required
In al branches,
a3-For full particulars or circulars, apply 70
the Principal, Zibeon l.. Packard Secretary oil inc
Board OF Trustees, or Rev. ;. II. richardson
Hebron, Jan. 10, 1874. bW
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u. =. MarslIaI's O0ice,

PORTLAND, JAS. ], ls'T.
DISTRICT or MINE. s.:
THIS Is to give notice, that on the Seth day OF
December. \. -. 1876, a Warrant IN l'anA
ruptcy was issued against the Estate OF James
". Mckenney OF Bethel, in the County of oxford
and state Of Maine, who has been adiudsed a
Bankrupt on his own petition fled In the District
Court for said District, Dec. I'D ~ ID. lo'"; mat
property belonging 10 SAID bankrupt 10 him. or Tor
bis use, and the transfer OF any property Dy hini'
are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the cred-
itors 81 the said bankrupt. TO prove their debts
and 10 choose one or more Assignee. Of his estate
will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy TO be holden
II south Paris, IN said County, before John W:
May, Esq, Register, on the fourth TUESDAY OF
January, L. u. ~, at 10 o'clock \. NJ, nc the
Onicc Of George 4. Wilson, E.q,
:. :. MARBLE.
1. ;. Marshal, as Messenger, for said District.
iang Il
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From Elder Ii L Gilman, a Minister Of the Gospel
in Glover VI

From Elder II l. Gilman, a Minister Of the Gospel
in Glover, VI.
81 have been troubled for several years with
difficulty OF the heart and lungs, have applied TO
several physicians for help, and have tried almost
every remedy recommended, without receiving
any assistance; but had been growing weaker and
weaker. until. hearing of WIsTAR's BALsAN OF
WILD CHERRY about year since, commenced
using il, with immediate relief. 1t has not only
restored my lungs TO a sound state, but 30 en-
tirely relieved of the difficulty or disease Of the
heart have no Hesitation in saying that 1t Is the
best lung medicine before the public and cheer
fully and cOnscientiOusly recommend 1t TO all per
sons suffering with pulmonary complaints"
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County of oxford to u. 4. TUELL, DIR.

County OIL OAIoIu W ID - - %-A%bi ~ .
1870.
March -. To % miles travel from sumner to
Lowell aud back and days attend
ancc on pet Of 4 II Walker ct ais sl2 20
May ;, To - miles travel from sumner TO
n DT' Of Asa '' Ntwood ct ais go
june '' cd,S,aS an; ct ais '''''' - ~ 80
June 20, to $50 miles travel 90 Bridgton anu
view % 90
Aug q, To $50 miles travel from Sumner TO
Hiram aud back and days on pet OF
SClcc;meu OF Hiram Ct ais Is 10
Aug. - 10 - miles travel from sumner TO
On net OF : I.ittlrhale ct ais Il 50
Sent. !, To Gi miles travel from sumner 10
Rumiord and Bethel and back and
DAYS on pet of town agent Of Bethel II 90
Sept l., 70 tO miles travel from sumner 10
Bethel and back aud days on pet OF
town agent Of Bethel II ~
sept. II, L. AMI li, To viewing road between
Bethel and Riley Plantation 30
oct. IL, 10 10 miles travel from sumner TO
Grafton and back and days on pet
of " Coleman 81 al ? W
oct. 30, To days viewing road on pet OF Sc
lectmcu Of Hiram JD
Nov. 2 To l.O miles travel from sumner 10
Frycburg and BrowuGeld and back
and days on petition OF J y Brad
lev ct ais ~ ~
Dec. l., 10 20 miles travel from Sumqer 10
Ncwry and back and day ON pet or
Newell stow ct ais 30
Dec Il. To lSU miles travel from Sumner 10
Hiram and back and days on petcI
Caleb l.. Aver 81 ais i %
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

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wiki Perfect success br thousands. sold by deal
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age Of IKE viaI- AMI - ou vial of powder. sent
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