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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06
Sheriff. Sale.

Under q decree Of foreclosure.
NorICE 10 hereby given that by virtue Of Z GER
tam judgment AND decree. rendered In the D.s.
trict Court Of Cnion County, Dakota Tel ritory.
on the l4th day Of December, 1877, ordering The
Gale Of certain premises hereinafter described
which said judgment WAS rendered In favor OF
Andrew Omdal and againsi Sylvester Anoerson,
for the sum Of 1857 50 and costs taxed 1t 1l7JD
And by URINE Of certain exscution to me direct.
Of the clerk's ONCE Of the District Court in and fcl
the county ofUnisn under the hand Of the clerk
thereof and the seal Of said court, upon the
aforesaid judgment and decree ordering me "a
sell said properly to satisfy said Judgment. I did
on the slst day 81 January. 1878 levy upon the
following described real ertate Of the said Syl
vesier Anders IN. the same that 10 described In
The south half of the South East quarter OF
Section Twelve, u2) and the North half Of The
North East quarter Of section Thirteen, u3) IL
Township Ninety two, (92) Of Range FIny, (5O)
West OF The 5th p. NJ. containing One hundred
and sixty acres, according TO COVE m ment survey
situated In Crion county. d. !. and being com
rnsnded both In said Judgment and execution 4
sell ne sane 70 safety said Judgment. costa, aad
Now, therefore. by virtue OF said Judgment snt
execution ! ehall on the 7th day u March. 1878
1t the hour Of Of two o'clock I the afternoon o
toe sale day, at the front door ofthe court hons,
IN the city Of Elk Pint, Union county, d. +
proceed to sell said property above described 4
satisfy said Judgment amounting at this date /,
S53o.N Including interest and costs, and also 4
cover al accrutng costs and disbursements, th,
same to be sold to the highes Of bidder for cash.
DATED, k!k poini. Dakota, Jany 70, 1879.
Snerif Of Union County, D. +.
| BY A. boyEK, Deputy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06

Delegate Kidder introduced into the
house, on the 18th inst q bill to provide
for building a military post for the pro-
lection of the southwestern frontier of
Dakota. The bill reads AS follows:
Be it enacted, etc, that the sun of one
hundred aud Atty thousand dollars, or 30
much thereof rs many be Necessary, be
and the same is hereby, appropriated for
the purpose of building a military post or
garrison near the southwestern boundary
Of the territory Of Dakota, in or near the
Black Hills, so.called, or at such other
point in that region as may be, in the
Judgment of the president, best adapted
for the protection o. the citizens of Dako
tn from the hostile incursions Of tie Sioux
and other Indian tribes congregatcd. or
which may congregSte. in that region.
Regarding the location of this proposed
military post the Rapid City Journal
says:
No portion of the Hills 10 more per.
fectly adapted to the needs and require
ments aud s~ustenance Of q large military
post, than Rapid Valley furnishes. All
roads entering here are in perfect order
and u majority passablc the entire season
The rich grass lands, arabic soil. scope OF
country, wealth Of woods, never failing
and pure water combine to make this the
most available point foz the establishment,
of such u post.
There IS no point in or about the Hill.
where . military garrison would be nor
available in emergencies that at Rapid
City. 1t occupies . central position
among the exposed points and could fur
nished prompt aid to either the northern
southern or western settlements or to any
Of the routes leading TO the Hills. Aud
as the Journal says, its natural advan
tages fully meet the requirements of
| military garrison.-Press.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06
Probate Notice.

rr. coSn,y OF o. I1a;c'. So. in Probate Court.
In the matter Of the appointment of an admin
istratoF in the estate Of Joseph A nge, deceased
interstate. late Of Union County. b. T.
WHERyAs, Henrietta Ange On the 9Th day Of
February. A. ID. 1873 presented . petition in this
court settinc forth that her hdsb.nd. Joseph
Ange deceased. late OF Union County. d. t. died
on the 10Th day 81 March. 1886 leaving. personal
property in said county, subject to adninistIA-
lien Of the value Of $500 90; and
WHKxKAs. the eaid Henrietta Angc prays that
che may be appointed administrator IN said
estate:
Now therefore II ie hereby ordered that 4 hear.
ing Of said petition will be given 1t = special
term Of the Probate court, to be held In Elk
Point. Ut the Court House. on Tnesday ut one
o'clock p. m. Of the end day Of March. A. D. 1878,
when and where all persons concerned can at
tend.
And II IL further ordered thst notice Of said
hearing be published In the UNION COUNTY CoUR
IRR for four successive weeks prior to said hear
ing. BY order Of the Court,
A. r. MATTIsoN.
Judge Of Probate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06
UNIONS.

3af SUMMONS.
Territory o. Dakota' -. Second Judicial Dist.
In The District Court within and for said Union
Comfy. <Ha t
B.. A. !. Estes, Plaintiff,
.ata W.
Geo. n. Gale. Lucy 3. Gale
end J. ]. Case, stephen Bull
NJ. Rrrkine and Robert IL.
maker. CO. pafluoPs under H. -
the firm name and style Of
J !. CAee 4 Co, defendants.
The Territory 81 Dakota sends Greeting:
To George II. Gaic, Lucy E. Gale and ). |. Case
Stephen Bull Nh EsAkine and Robert II. Ba-
ker, Defendants,
loa asS hereby ssnin osed and required to
answer the complaint. of the above named Plain.
| til which was Med In the ofhce Of the clerk Of
the disifict court in and for Union county. ID. T.
on the 2Sih day Of January. 1873, and TO serve .
copy ofyOuf answer upon the subscriber At his
alice In Elk Point, III within thirty days after
the service OF this ummOns on You. exclusive Of
the Gay Of such aeIvics and II yOu fail 10 answer
this complaint within that tfns the plaintiff
viii apply e Ne court sos .hs relief demanded
Dated Xix Point, D. r.. January 18th 4. D.. 1873
Ys So 5s A~L1xANDER HUaHEs.
6-1l.e. s 4.r plaintiffs Atty.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06
SUMMONs.

= ccnnss Of upioS -: 2nd Jadicial Dist.
In the District Court within and for Union
geo. il. Freeman, Plaintiff.
e y sfI Nh vs. ~ 4afNs = ~ Ts5r -
Albert Slingsby, Defendant
The Territory Of Dakota sends Greeting:
T0 AxDBBf HzIN9sDH; IS e& HI sjsF2
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint Of the above named Plain
District COST In and for Cni0n c0anty, Dakota,
on tho 18th day Of JsnlAFy, 1871. end TO serve .
copy Of y0nf Answer Upon the subfcfiber At hts
b4hcs In The shy Of Elk PusI 1, y. T.. within lhir.
" days after The service Of this summ0ns on yoa,
exclusive Of the day OF such service. and II you
Ml fOanswef this complaint within THAT time
tAe PlaiatiG will apply 10 the court 1ps tho relief
demanded In the complaint.
AFH ALExANDnn uueHEe,
: 8A flatntlMb Attorney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06
UNITED STATES LAND OrFu,R,


TEkksrosr or DAkgrA,t =.
n The matter VI the appointment Of an adminis.
tsssAs In TIC kessts VI NIX, Cain. dsceascd
t1tsstsss. lsse u sid eo1niy.
WBEhgAs, Carrie Csar on the sth day Of March
aisx fsr,h that tes bssbasd W. NIX. Cain, de.
esased. iste Of tnton County, d. r. died on the
18th day 81 March, 1871. leaving personal properly
IN sstd eosnfy ssbject 10 sdminiAtrstion, and
WnEasAs The said Carrie Cain prays that II.
II. Dlsis. lksg, Of NH Point. In said county, 81
9pp0tsted adnatniefrAsof in said estate: s10
Nov therefore II - hespby ordered that 4 hear.
Ing Of ~ petition will b given q : spccial
tern u The gs0oaae couFt, 10 b. held II H1k
roisa. q tbs Cssst House. co Ssturdsy. Mareh
S9h. I67es - one o'clock N. when and where
III pessoss eoncesned can attend. AID ii 10 furl
- the. ordered thas notice Of said hear,
(1BAGAi ing Be- pubiishsd In The UHseH CovNry
~|}s ss c.sa soar suesss.i.s ~:.ts PfIol
Dated March 9th. lSGs. -
A.. +, NATTIsON. =
Probate Judge
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06

W. hops ut tlts bin 70 divide
~ Tsrrito1y inas eastern and
vestesn DatotA u rather 70 make
AneM Tsrritory out Of Tho western
M6d5 lsia viii not become . law.
W1W IA favor of dividing onthe
5orsySixth parallel but hardly
tAillk u - a. ~ pests cf the
Territory tomake any division 4
~ timet
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06
DEAF.

Je1AMearss vlesam DssA l4ase ss1urAay
NSghs---Unsaecsssfnl Rurssis II IL
Mu6rsrer. ~
We have chsouicled the terrible beat
ing given Old man Genack By Joseph La.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06
A Deadwood dispatch Of the 2Stl

A Dead wood dispatch OF the Sotn OF
February says:
A moustrr mass meeting was held at
Miners | Mon hall in Lead City, tonight,
in favor Of the Lincoln territory bill, now
in congress. A procession, headed by q
band of music ami q wagon carrying
speakers, flags, banners and emblems,
made grand rounds through Deadwood,
GayvilIe, Central City, Golden City, snd
Lead City. The LANES of Saunders,
Spencer, and other members who had
championed the new territory bill, were
received with hearty applause.
And the telegram might have added
that the procession traverescd the whole
Inhabited region which it is proposed to
dignity BY The name of Lincoln territory.
with the exception Of the settlement ut
Bismarck and the mining camps in the
southern Hills.-Press.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06
Unlon County schools.
rnIRD coMMIssIoNHR pasTMcT.

AnAWU VuAaAoSkONb1 oA3A1ACAs
EDITOR COURIER: In this weeks issue
Of the CoURIkR l will (if you please give
. brief synopsis Of the educational work
In the Third Commissioner District,
which embraces Sphinx, Prairie, Virginia,
and Sioux Valley Townshipa. Thirty.
Ave school district. have been formed !:
twentyore districts have had three months
or q sf school this year. Besides
which there has been taught two sub
scription schoois. Twelve public schools
and one subscription school have been
taught this winter.
10 ths Casey district, No. ~, MI. Ford
Coesoa was employed u teacher. At the
the time Of my visitation there was prob.
y 30 or Is scholars in attendance. The
scholars appeared 70 work we'll aud to be
orderly and to b. making fair improve
Iaeat. except two or three. who unhappily
fur tbemselvea and teacher, allowed hu.
man nature r. prompt them to contrast
pths astsinsss0s Of the teacher with them
selves 10 . public discourteous manner,
showing necessity Of good preparation to
teach and that the minds manners and
habits of the yoang need culture. Or
thoessphy. reading. writing. geography,
aGishsnstic sad Eaglish grammar were
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06

Near some weeks ago, on tue Q \ ~
y@een this CRY ana the Sioax hSsdgr'
The BEATEN man died f his injuries ias'
8 turday night, iLf unstion h'vi' s set N
Aid there is little question that In
is responsible for his death.
The circun- tances Of the ASSAULT. as We
have Leen told, are that LaMeM met Cen
eek on the roai To Sioux foii.t, whsss
| both If them live 10 was drul.k ~ the
| time. aud no attacked ths old nlau Oh &C.
count Of y refusal 10 give him permiesion
to marry ole Of the uaughtera Bciag a
powerful man, he easily eveicame all r.
| sistsnce, aud III the hest Vt his passion
and fired by drink lie weAt farther thai!
he hxi in,euded.
When it WAS learned that there was
danger of fatal consequences resulting
from the attack. ~iuiusination was hlrd
with Justice Brennan, the crime having
been committed in this tow nslip, VIII,
issurd a warrant TOR the arrest Of LaAlcHr,
and placed it in Sheriff NcD.hnalds h. nds
As La Near resides IN Dakota, 1t WAS nrc
essary to get II requisitlon from Gov. Gear
upon Gov. Pennington for the cuIprit,
which WAS done. In Dakota AL arrest
must be made uIdcr . requi.ition by al
officer belonging iu the territory, AID
sheriff Mcdonald therefore sent word to
Sheriff Baker at Yankton to come down
aud meet bin at the Sioux bridge, which
he did Oh last Saturday. 1t was under
stood that La Near bsd worn that he
would not lie taken alive, aud he WAS
known 70 be armed aud on the watch for
anybody that might. come. But the two
officers disguised themselves aid went
down into the settlement ut Sioux Point,
only to Learn that LaMear had left the
shortly before, and they we're
compelled to come to town
without their game. lEvery pniut has
been made rs rapidly As possible after
the filing of the information, IN the way
of getting the requisition aid starting
after the man but he got away neverthe
less, probably hastened by the certainty
that Geuack would die. thus laying him
liable to u prosecution for murder. There
is no telling at this time which way he
has gone, and it is likely III will escape
entirely, unless some reward should be
for him and descriptions OF his
circulated. The fact of the
parties having been citizens OF Dakota,
while the CRIME was committed in Iowa,
will decrease the interest in the capture
of LaMear.--SDu1 City Journal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06

81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the ,DreGdent's
~ s, liver bili il ! law and Is
proy,Gops Win ,oon IS carried into
s0bst ~. eoinine & silver end
atine 4 I 49, i The ..fs,r-
renev Inney. & ~ country nav
has;nonrsudhl sBae4 mon the
eman u nreeent but i v;ll
SsfeaIv - ~ .tr;rS.rcv
nndsr -h;ch ~ go "a. aImost
80. ~ bsnkvur1ev and -. r,sst
M nondancv wiz 4 oold !
.lve~xsd..rensr 3 Iii
hno~U m.itsr I No. csn;tsi-
q q e.,t.;r as.,,.s ma
PR n.orS.rv.6s;r. = .ss..s..
rrr,..c.. - $500 49,.
sEsodh ~ ,h;rh n. 1870 c,...
80 ~. s hcl5 s.,..
l.fh.r Tns.--.r.~.-.,. !.
"a Ia ma ;rIh.n-
49,.
.x1... ~
-a.A.~s;s; ]. ss1a q. - =.
rks -.i,.. . 80 .hs.s I.-r.--S
.sx. 49, go 100
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Sioux Falls, ID. T., FEBRUARY II. "a

NJ LhND UT FTCE
Sioux Falls, D. T., February II. 1878.
Complaint having been en- tered at this Office
by Henry Hartmann against Peter d.. Stevens
for abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. 1894.
dated November 5th. 1873. upon the south east
quarter Section 81, Township s.. Rarge ~, In
Uunton county D.. T.. with = view TO cancellation
moned 10 appear II This once on the 10th day OF
March. 1873. NJ 2 O'Clock p. NJ, TO respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged nban-
Il. T. CAMPBELL. Register.
!. NJ. W~AsHBURN, Receiver.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06

- superintendent 81 the Phil
aIph;a mint writes: The melter
ma rs6nsr were busy oil day Fri
d1ye11ting nights for the new
ilvsr dollar, and the coiner will
~ufk Up = closely = possible,
viii olling and cutting. The en-
gravsr win Do his part rapidly,
~ II duo tilns everything will
~ n working 70 ths director's en-
tin satisfaction.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06
SUMMONS.
TgRRrrnRY or DAKOTA, :.
COUNTY OF UNION, go

TEARrroRy or DAKorA,
COUNTY OF UNION, ~
In. District Court. second Judicial District, in
and for Union County DIT.
Alexander BADEN, Plaintiff. against The Farm.
ere National Bank Of Salem, Ohio. ard Lucien l..
Gilbert ~ Assignee Of the Aetns Manufacturing
Company Of Ohio cfendAEts.
To the defendant above named: Ton and each
Of yuu are hereby and required to
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff in this ac-
tion which was ordered this 9th day Of October.
1877. filed with the clerk Of the District Court 81
the end J Judicial District Of Dakota territory In
and for Union cout-, D T.. and serve 3 copy Of
youg answer on us 81 our ONCE in the city 81 Elk
Point, In said county Of Union d. r. within tkir.
" dsys aftef The scrviCe hereof upon you exclu.
sise Of the day Of service: 81 y0u fail to % an.
swev Asid complaint the plaintiff will apply to th1
court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, Elk Psint, ID. T. Oci. 9th, 1877.
6TrckkEY q BRACKx1. ~
Plaintiff Attorneys.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFN,R,
bsonx Falls. Dskofs, Dec. Il, hi.
JOhn y L. Piast:~~ioa are hereby notified
snss The UoaxrabIe GsfnnIs rionsr Of the General
Lend O1kce. 10 q letter dated Nov. IA. 1871 hal
nj red your HoDestesd entry No. 606S upos
Io.s j snd : x. " u Section s Township b
Range 50 forfeited. You are allowed 20 day,
from the service " notics In which 10 appca
y. 7. CAsPsEL. Register.
SN =. WAshseAA, Receiver
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06

The official record Of enlistments
= Washington shows that out Of
168 $50 men who have entered the
United States service since 1855,
oTjOoe wsEsnative- born Americans
x6619 Ners born ia Ireland. q,
l27 IN Gs5nany, 9yOs7 in England,
470S III Cat,ada, 2,456 in Scot
Ind, 1y6o3 ii Frames, and 1862 in
61itsEpnd. Every country in
Enaepa axcspt Turkey, has many
refksssn411ives in the service, and
60 Turkey has one enlisted man
il The rsnls. Egypt has one, and
China three. Since the war the
propoFion q native-born citizens
II our army has very much in
ceeoned. sg
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06

0draeooMart0 haFo
grown smaller during the last
three days: But we believe that
Baldwin's exposition Of the prcph-
ecies j. correct, and there must be
: : terrible oldAwar" there YET
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-06

The Pleasant Hill school, district No.
81. was taught BY Miss Theresa Moles.
On Feb. 9th. there were 81 scholars
rolled present, Is. Miss Moles kept .
good school, snd appeared to be as home
in the school room. The studies pursued
were photography, reading, writing. geog-
rsphy. arithmetic and English grammar.
The school wns orderly, worked we'll and
was advanced beyond the the intermedi-
Ate grade. The district has = good.
though small frame school house. No.
finished on the inside. The people take
interest 10 their school, maintaining d
least six months each year.
District No. % has three months oi
school this winter. The iryt mocth wa
taught BY Mrs. Susie Lake, and ! under
stand wa we'll ATTENDED end profitable Il
the scholars. Mn. Lake taught the 6rs
month % that M. r. c. Ehcksoa nigh
have time after ~con1Iudiog his school i,
district IS. to foish . three months tern
OF school before tbe 3lss Of March.
wished the SCHOOL about the 18th of Teb
There was about 30 scholars prescott, earn,
estiy wOrking-among the number thu
district director. Some Of these scholar
were quite we'll sdvanced. The patron
were we'll pleased with their winter tern
L ~ A.A-~y NE ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-08

of intelligent and skIiul farmers and the invita-
ton her unused and productive soil holds out 10
the unemployed. the State does not furnish the
food which her people consume.
The neglected resources Of her lands answer
The wondering query why her material progress
], net greater. There Is no reason why men with
Stout hearts and strong arms should rcpnc al for
tune when the fertile region Of Aroostook county
offers them home. and the means OF livelihood
which thrift and energy could convert 10 wealth.
The comfortable and attractive homes and rich
acres that may be seen there. which have been
Wrcstcd from Gc forest in the space OF half a
o years hy men with little or no capital are pleas
in- % look and reflect upon. During the past
wear thc number OF immigrants 20 the county
c.cdcd according 10 the best information have
been able 20 gather. that Of any one year for near
~ twenty years. DO not expect 20 hear that any
among them "hO were in downright earnest. have
regretted the step they have taken. The increase
of attention 20 farming which Is apparent IN other
sections rs well rs IN AroOsook IS q most cncour-
accng feature of the times. Il IS good in itself
lndp-omoavc OF health and activity IN other call
ing. Trade and manufactures viii flourish in
proportion I'D she increase of iood-prOduCta.
lct us indulge the hope that the moral cause
which mo-" p1'sic5 enterprise and dcprcSscs bust
ness. WiI IN good time be- removed. The country
has thu, ilr iricd 20 believe that the promise OF
definite measure Of value by the general govern
ment will be fulfilled year hence. II has under
stood shat measure 20 be gold and that the obliga
tons 90 the government were rcdcemabc and to
boz redeemed in coin. Ii las no sympathy with
the proposition 20 make gold accept silver rs an
yokc..r1N .n unequal and diShonorahlc partner
Ship. I'm this ease % !, indeed true that Honor
travels in q st,au 30 narrow where but ono goes
abreast
bar whatever fortunes may be- in store for the
State in nliefil. sense. uTcst5 with you. gentle
men. ,p ,,c % ], during your period OF service.
tlt ,i- homo, OF the STATE remains without re-
urolch. and ,h3, Us people be not unnecessarily
lu-deH-l and tha, just, Laws prevail. ! am one
with y1g % regard tor the Welfare Of the State and
no Oh. purpose t1 serve D faithfully.
seldom CO\NOK-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-08
rNfpOIiTAS'T LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

NJ .luZ,. disease has cntailCd more suffering
cor hastsacl tc breaking up Of the constitution than
l.irri. The sense a.. TASTE, of smell, Of sight, OF
hearing the human voice. the mind. one or more
and sometime ALI vi,l 10 ia lie tructyc influence.
Ilr poison % distribute, through The system at
t..s, vital force, nud breaks up the most ro-
t.l4t of constitutions. IGNORED .ccAusc but little
.uIerstrll by ISn-t physicians, nnpoicutly y
allied 1y g1ack, ami chariattns, those suffering
,-J7 j. fl, ti. hope to Dee relieved OF it this side
..f the grave. Il ]. time, then, that The popular
fcatncu. Oh. This terrible disease Dr. remedies with
iu tnc reach u. all passed into hands 90 once com
r.t,nt tud Trustworthy. The new and hitherto I'M
mod ls.,l,I Adopted hy Dr. sanford IN the prepa-
ration OF E.- RADIO A. (UUL has Nonmy hearty APP
rrltaI. believe % likely % succeed when All The
.t.sal remedies fail, hccau-c Do strike, nj the root
Of thr al cease VIZ ;bC ac!tcd blusd, while 10 heals
i.c liberated membrane by direct application To
,Ic uas4. passages. o. action s based on certain
tNc ru.c., AMI unless the vial forces are too far
.t,lquSsI. must. ~ the great majority of cases,
,r,.ta ru-r GEORGE BEARD, VI. ID.
N.l-..tt E.1.., So. birmingham, OF. Lisa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-08
SANE0RDlS RADICAL CURE

, Dies receiving tac approval of medical gentlemen.
..ho ig ur.yit.. not only freely recommend Il but
l~. .u ;hcir amiic, 20 preference 10 any OF the
fr..plratilu. u-Uli!y prescribed by ply sirlans.
* a4 AR. aware said distinguished city
4.y.icilr, "ttatmy obligations 20 he Mass. Med
..u >o-ic,y are such uij cIunp- paJlr.y re-
om,nrrI or p-c- 'rih' the Radical cure, but since
I received - mach relief from the use Of 10 M.
-.It .iltrl thorough trHl col thc usual rcmcdlcs,
4 have privately advised it' Use, and presume
have sen, tpto'I~ store 300 l.-, tsaG one hIu lrtd
u, nav patients iur it,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-08
ELECTRICITY.

Asa gr1nd curative and restorative agent is not
cpullei by any element or medicine in the history
20. the healing art. Uules, the Vital spark has ded
the body, restoration by means u electricity Is poe
-.h.r Il Is the last resort of all ply sicians and
surgeons, ami has rescued thousands, apparently
iead from An untimely grave, Wnen 10 other hu-
man agency could have succeeded. IRIS - the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-08
IlITINf tICWtUI III IHI' NIl-ItI
EALNAfI AND PINE.

The healing properties OF our own ldgrant BSi-
sam aud pine and the gum. of the east are toO
well known 10 require description. Their grateful,
healing. soothing and strengthening properties
are known 10 thousands. When smbincd in az
cor,lancc with late and important discoveries IN
pharmacy, their healing ana strengthening prop
critics are increased tenfOd. In this respect our
Plaster .. the best in use without the aid of elec