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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-27
SCHOOLS AND POLITICS.

SChOULS AMI fOLlllSS.
House bill 2O4, 'to provide for the dis
bursement OF school moneys in the coun-
ties ITO make the school superintendent
give bond and disburse school moneys
was taken up, the question being upon the
adoption of Mr.. BANDS amendment to strike
ont the 9th section Applying to cities and
countiesl, which is as follows:
8. 1t shall be unlawful for the Superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction, or for any
county or city superintendent of schools,
or any other salaried officer in the school
system or for any public-school teacher,
while employed as such, to be candidate
for any political Office in the gift OF the
people, or to take any part, publicly or pri-
vately, in promoting or hindering the noni-
nation or election Of any candidate: Pro-
Uided, That this shall not prevent officers
and teachers frem voting freely ut elections.
Mr. HUNTER denounced this section as
monstrous.
Mr.. MUsHBAcK proposed to strike out the
following words: IS to be a candidate for
any political Office in the gift OF the people,
or take any part. /"
Mr.. FAIR, the patron OF the bill, stated
that he had no objection to striking out the
teachers. He was understood as saying
that !" the gentleman upstairs [Dr. Ruffnerl
was in favor of II. !"
s3 Adjourned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
WHY II ITf

The truths Of science and pro-,rcs sive thought
have always been compelled 90 batter down The
bulwArks OF prejudice and disbelief, or remain for
ever unknown. Why BE- 10 that people are 30 re-
luctsnt 20 receive facts that relate directly % the
phenomena Of their own eXistencef Astronomers
upon discovering stAr, assign IL place a. once,
and !, l. forever liked. The rule by which maih-
ematical problem Is once solved becomes forever
an axiom: but no matter how clearly the princi
ples which govern health and sickness be demon
siratcd. some refuse 20 believe. Dr.. Picrce's ? am
lis Medicines, which are now 50 generally used,
and deservedly popular, were, q their early dag e.,
very reluctantly received BY the people. TO-DAY,
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has oug-
riyAled the old time srsapArillas, his Pellets are
In general use IN place Of the coarse huge, dras-
nc pills formerly 80 much employed, while the
sales Of his DR.. SAge's CAtArrh Remedy and his
Favorte Prescription are enormous. where the
kin Is szllow and covered with botches and PIN
pies, or where there are scrOfulOus swellings and
affections, a few bottles OF his Golden Medical
Discovery will eject an entire cure. IL you ieei
dull drowsy de blitsted have SaloW color or skim
OF Yellow sh brown spots on face or body me- uent
headache or dixxress. bad taste IN mouth internal
heat or chls altcruated with hos nu>hes,lo~ sPir-
Is and gloomy i0rcbOdng-, irregular appetite and
tongue coated yoa are suffering from Torpid Lar
plainf' only part Of these symptoms are eIpeTi-
enced a remedy Tor ali such czses ,Dr Pierce z
Golden Medical discovery has 10 equal as Il e!.
fcts perfect cures leaving the Liver strengthens cd
and healthy. DeblltAteu females who have under
gone all the tOrturcs Of Caustic AM the Emile ana
vet suffer with those peculiar Dragging d0En sen
satious and weaknesses. can have guaranteed 10
them prompt and positive relief b. using DR..
Piercefs FAVorIte Prescriptions while eonstipa-
ton and torpid liver or "biOusness, are prompt
ly relieved by the Pleasant Purgsilve PeueIs'
sold BY al druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07

APPoNrNIRNTs.-The Methodist APP
Pointments tor Oxford County, are as
follows:
Baldwin and Hiram, j. Albert Corey I;
Cornish and Kezar Falls, A. r. Sylves-
ter; Denmark. j. Mitchell; BridgIon, o.
II. Cousens; Naples, W. Marshall; So.
Waterford, Sweden and Stoueham, W.
s. Mclntire; Otisdeld and So. Hiram, A.
b. Lovewell; Fryeburg and Stowe, e..
C.Andrews Hartford and Peru nothlled
Oxford, G. W. Barbour; So. Paris. F. c.
Rogers; Paris and Woodstock, W. c.
PoindexteI; Bethel. c. Z. Bisbee; Cor
ham. n. H.. Perry Chandler; Newry and
Sandy River. G. ID. Holmes; Upton and
Enrol circuit. not filled; Rumiord, j. b..
Hannaford; Andover. ). ID. Brown; No.
Norway aud Mason circuit, not filled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07

The Mrs Rutherford b. Hayes Tenn
perance Society. OF Washington, has dis
carde1 the name. by which 1t has hereto
fore been known. Ii called itself alter
the Presidents wife, because II was IN
derstood that she discOuutenanced the use
OF wine at the White House diuuers. i.
threw aside her name, because there was
claret punch on board the steamboat on
Delaware Bay during the recent EXecu-
tive excursion. Il does not appear that
the lady partOOk OF II. T.. y'0us bever-
age. The presumption IS that she did
not. Neither does il appear that she had
ANYTHING 10 do with its provision, or with
its consumption by others. The pre-
sumption is that she had not. II there
fore seems that TO give perfect satistac'
ton 10 the late Mrs. K. b. Hayes Tenn
perance Society, she must, upon bein <
hidden 10 feast, write 10 those who In
yite her, requesting or commanding that
no clare, punch shall be provided; and II
she finds that any has been provided, she
must have il thrown overheard. The
President of this precious society declares
that the proceedings were informal,
though be does not say that the action
taken was not that of the society. How
ever this may De. Mrs. Hayes will be for
tunate il her name is no longer attached
10 an organization composed of very
silly people, who, whatever their habits
may be, are decidedly Incorporate in
their morAls.-N. !. Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07

Should the transfer of the Indian
bureau from the Interior 10 the War De-
partment take place, it would help 10
solve one Of the most difficult and dis
graceful problems of our national right
sud responsibility. No one will pretend
TO excuse the dealing which government
has permitted with the Indians. During
our whole national existence almost the
ioulest injustice hiss been praciised upon
the sboyigines No party is more culpS-
Die than another; the abuses grew up
gradually; the remedy was and is one OF
equal importance, doubt and difficulty.
But one thing can DE said. Under mill
tary rules. and each commander OF q
frontier post being ex.oflicio an Indian
agent, il there was cheating it could be
brought directly home 10 the offender,
and il could be summarily punished
LctciStoH Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07

IL order to increase our subscription
list We have made arrangements to offer
premiums for new subscribers. Any per-
son sending US two new names, with -
tor advanced payments on same, will re-
ceiye, postpaid. the American Agricul-
turis, one year. For four new names.
and So, We will send either the "Golden
Rule. ." (weekly) one year, postpaid or
one copy OF Murray's book, the Perfect
Horse, which has, until recently sold for
81. Persons preferriug cash premiums,
will receive thirty cents Tor each new sub
scriber furnished-cAsh 10 accompany
orders. To secure these premiums, the
names aud cash must be made at one re-
mittArce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07

In short, while there are people
enough who have reason yet 10 complain
OF the times. 8 great. many others-the
large majority of the fault finders, beyo
doubt, are without excuse. The tinan-
cial pulse is beating all right, il it does
not count so many as few years ago.
II they will compare their present circum-
stances with those under which they
lived before the war, people will quite
generally find themselves as we'll off,
earning as much for their work, and able
10 save as much OF it. And that is what
We hn'r \ got to come 10, sooner or
later. " bv1 The whole country has got
back, as large par, OF it already has, TO
the condition of things before the war, 1t
will only be the financial hypochondriac
who insists that there is something
dreadful still the matter with it. and we
might as well begin suppressing him.
wherever we catch him now.-Spring-
6eld Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07

"A Tribune special says the flood OF
bills for The payment OF Southern claims
seems not to have been checked by the
recent disclosures on this subject. OF the
l2S bills and joint resolutions introduced
in the House Monday tbirty-seven were
for the pay ment OF war claims and TWEEN
ty-eighl OF them were sent to the Com
mittee on War Claims. Besldas these
five new southern war claims made their
appearance Monday in the form OF petit
lions sent 10 the same committee, not IN
GLIDING others from Southerners asking
tor pensions, etc. and Monday was The
22d day OF April, and in the seventh
month of the session of Congress, after
more than 400 bills have been intro
duced in the House ard referred 10 COM
mittees
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
State Of Maine.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, SIS .,,,.
TAKEN ON Execution, and will be sold by puoIIo
auction on the twentY-ninth day OF june, n. CO., -
IsTs AT one O'Clock in the afternoon, al me olhCo
~ p A. FRYE In Bethel In said county OF ONioru'
Nm The right in Equity, which Abcrnethy uIONel'
OF Bethel, In the county of OXFORD, hAu On W.
third dAy OF December, A. D. 1879 when INC bA,le
WAS attached on the original writ, TO redeem uS
CnIioTing described pieces and parcels nj real
estate situated in Bethel In said county 70 WI
A certain piece o. parcel OF land IN bethel aiore
aid with the buildings thereon, on the Ncstery
side of Main Street, in the village OF bethel MN,
handed ON the northerly side by land OF Samuel
ID. Philbrook, on the westerly side by iand o,
Robert A Chapman, on the sOutherly size by lanu
of John Garland, on the easterly side by sad NAN
street Being the same conveyed 70 the sara ut'
yer by one Robert A. Chapman, by his deco date,i
Inc 25th day OF March, A. u. 1872, and recorder
with the oxford Registry OF deeds Book l65, fag1
2O4 together with one other piece or pArcel OF ahl
situated in Bethel aforesaid. bounded on the
westerly side by the county road leading past the
dwelling house of Levi Twitchell. 10 Greenwood,
on the southerly side by land OF William W hs,
son. on the easterly side by land formerly owned
by Timothy Chapman, on the northerly buo. oy
land OF Clark ). Edwards. Being the same con
viewed to the said Grover by one Gilman Chap
man by his deed dated the 26th day Of March, n.
ID lsf;6 and recorded with the oxford Registry OF
deeds, Book li2, Page 3t3. The whole oil the SpoNe
described pieces or parcels of real estate Delhg
subject TO q mortgage recorded IN tue OXFORD Neg
istry of deeds Book l73 Page TO- given by the said
Abernethy Grover 20 Norway Savings Bank OF
Norway, In the County Of Oxford, to secure the
payment OF the sum of fifteen hundred dollars AM
interest at eight per cent in advance IN six month";"
on which there IS now due about seventeen hund
red dollars with the taxes for the year 1917 oil
about nineteen dollars and ffty-hye cents.
Dated al Bethel, the twenty sixth day Of April,
A. ID. 1919. , 1o,,r,>,
Deputy Sheriff.
may7Sw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
The republican congressiopal com

luz tepuohcan CONGRESSIONAL COM
mittee propose 10 test the completeness
OF the reconciliation movement in the
Southern States By making an energetic
campaign in the Gulf States congressional
districts, where negro voters are in the
majority. They assume, of course, that
The South is as open to republican meet
ings as the North. and this will be good
opportunity for The Southern democrats
10 prove their olt-repeated reconciliation
statements by their works. There are a
dozen or fourteen congressional districts
in the South that are republican beyond
a question with fair vote. and it re-
mains to be seen whether the republicans
in those districts will be allowed TO vote
as they wish at the coming election or
whether Cancellation will be put in the
background and the shOt-guns brought TO
the front.-LeiciSton Joprnal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07

EXAMINATION FOR VAssAR An en-
trance examination for Vassar College
will be held in Boston, June 10th to 18th.
This arrangement is made for the benefit
of New England girls and will save them
much trouble and expense. Sometimes
the candidate, after her journey to Pough.
keepsie. finds her preparation imperfect,
and is obliged TO enter the preparatory
classes. Many prefer TO be examined in
June and have il off their minds. a
teacher from Yassar will conduct the ex-
animation which will be free 10 all who
intend to enter the college. The Boston
Association Vass.r College Alumni bears
the local expenses, and for information
as 10 the place and hours. applicants may
address the Secretary OF the Local Com
mittee, 81 Chester Square.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
MALARIAL FEVER.

hALARIAL FEvERs, constipation, torpidity of
the liver and Kidneys, general debility, nervous
ness and ssuralgiae ailments Yield readily TO this
great disease con queror, Hop Bitters. 1t repairs
the ravages OF disease by converting the food In.
70 rich blood. and II gives new life and yigor TO
The aged and inhrm always. See Proverbs in
other column. mayT.sw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
Tonic.

Every one. AZ times, feels the necessity Of some
restorative Of the vital powers depressed b men
IA or bodily exhaustion. In such conditions. let
every one. instead Of flying 70 the alcoholic or
medicinal stimulan,s, which must be followed ey
depression equal 70 their excitement, reinyisoraie
his deranzed sy SEEN BY the natural tonic elements
Of the PERUVIAN SYRUP.
sold By AL druggists.
Considerable excitement has been
caused by the appearance of the steamer
Cimbria 81 Southwest Hsrbor, Mt. Desert,
having on board q regularly organized
ships company, Of sixty officers and six
bui bred seamen Of the Russian Imperial
Navy. under command of Count Griien-
berg. On her arrival 3 long despatch 10
cipher was sent to Admiral LessovskY at
ST. Petersburg There is said to be
Russian officer OF high rank on board,
from whom the captain takes his orders
The captain processes entire ignorance Of
the object OF the coming OF this Russian
vessel to our coast. The collector boarded
The steamer and found her papers all
right. A formal entry was to be made
Wednesday, snd 3 list Of passengers fur
pished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
rNpIGEsTION.

The main eanse Of nervousness is Indigestion
AMI thar is caused by weakness of the stomach.
No one can have sound nerves and good health
without using Hop Bitters 70 strengthen the stom-
Seh, purify the blood. and TO keep the liver and
Kidneys active, to carry Of all the poisonous and
waste matter Of the system. See other column
nay7-2w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07

49, 49, ~ ~~-~f
Vegetine is Sold BY All Druggists,
-ThA, May walk did 10, occur, We'd
nesdsy.
Trailing Arbutus is abundant, and
unusually luxuriant in growth.
The New York Daily Tribune for
May !. Publishes fine birds eye view
Of the Paris Exposition Grounds. The
Exhibition opened OF thai day.
Lovely summer day Thursday I'LL Z
p. ~. when it began to rain again. Fri
day WAS clear and ho,
Eminent physicians endorse Adaasoa'f sSiGnie
Balsam - the safest AMI most egectua remedy
Tor Coughs, and Colds, ever discovered sold by
Druggists and dealers II s. and IS cis.
-Kimbsll x Howe OF Rumiord Point
sgsin offer their elegant stallion "Eclair'
for service. The horse Is by Gen. Knox
from Messenger mare. See ady's in
another col.
-CAu-tt ARN tuA~lAeAe ~ - NAAAAr ~
pin a nandbill TO sn American flag, bat
TO fire 3 charge OF grape through the nag
and lis bearer, makes a m an his lOng-losI
brOlheT.-L0.ecH Con- ter.
A Greenback paper in Iowa com
plains that It's party IN that State Is under
the general management a set OF nut
ionheads.' lows - not the only State
where such = complaint is made.
A sTANDARD medicine Tor curing Brjght's Dis
ease, Kidney Bladder aud GlAndular Diseases, Is
HUNTS REMEDY. Female Weakness, Pain
N the side, Back and L0ins. Gravel, Diabetes. 10.
Temperance, E1eesses and Prostitution OF the Ner-
vous system, is cured By HUNTS REMEDY
AL diseases Of tie Kidneys, Bladder and rinary
Organs. are cured BY HUNTS REMEDY.
-Iu a otter to the Leirisi0,' journal,
DR.. Teft deni-I he charges made against
him by Bangor Associated Press dis
patch. Thereupon the B1ig devotes two
and half columns TO proving the allega-
Iions of the dispatch. It publishes the
various indictments found against the
Rev. Dr., also the requisition papers BY
virtue Of which be was to be taken to
New YORK. DR.. I. denied having swim
died bis sisters estate al Oswego, New
York, and says be never had sister IN
oswego. The Whig says the town should
be Owego. and the DR.. has made use Of
q printers insertion Of an 5, TO deny the
irregularity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
VEGETINE
For DropsV.
CENTRAL FALLS, X. L.

CENTRAL FALLS, X l., Oct. IS, is77.
DR. II. r. STEVENS -
n ia pleasure 10 give my testimony for your
,slnable medicine. ! was sick for long time
Vritb Dropst. under the doctors care. he said u
- Watsy between the Heart and Lirer. re-
seivei no benefit until commenced taking the
Veretine; in fact, was growing worse. have
trisl many remedies; they did not help me. NEG-
Tr1NE Is the medicine for DrOpsy. began 20 reel
eetfer after taking a few bottles. have taken
tbirty bottles in all. I am perfectly well, never
felt better. No one can feel more thankful than
an, dear sir, gratefully yours,
A b. WHEELER.
yEGETINE.-When the blood becomes hteiess
and stagnAnt either from change OF weather or OF
eImate want OF exercise, irregular diet, or from
sny other cause, the VEGETfNE viii renew the
Mood. carry OF the pulrid humors, cleanse the
,tomach. regulate the bowels, and impart tone
OF yigOr 70 the whole body,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
Convention of the Reform Clubs
STATE OF MAINE.

The Quarterly Convention of the Reform Clubs
OF C state OF Maine will be- held at
Norway, ON wednesday and Thursday,
June 5th and 9th.
Fully approaching the good results arising from
our earncstness and sincerity in this great anu
glorious work, we earnestly hope that all the
Clubs in the State will be fulb represented keep
ing in mind motto, CHARITY for all, and malice
toward none"
One and Onethlrd fare for the round trip on the
NJ. g. r. X.
Return tickets win he furnished by the Secretary
for the Portland 4 0gdensburg, Portland aud
Rochester and Grand Trunk Railroads.
Per order State Committee.
FRANK KENDRlCk, President
GEO. W. MURCH, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
Weather Report.

Temperature last week at An
sunday, SOs foggy; Monday, SOC foggy; Tues
dav.4i7 foggy wednesday 4s9 cloudy; Thursday,
50 clear; Friday, 50 clear; Saturday, go
clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
Am, dear sir, gratefully yours,
A. b. WHEELER.
VEGETINE
For Kidney Complaint and Nervous
Debility.

IsLSsBORO, NE, Dec. ., ISL
MR. STEVENS
pear Sri had had a cough, Cor eighteen years,
,rheu commenced taking the NEGEriNE, i was
very low nv system was dcbilitated by disease
nd the Kidnee Complaint. and was very aerro.S-
s1,,Oh bad liags sore. when had taken one bot
ne foand il was helping me; it has helped my
courh and Il strengthens me. am now able to
40 nv work. Never have found any thing like the
VrGErINE ! know Il is every thing Il Is recon-
mended % be. -, -.
yESErINE Is nourishing and Strengthening
purides the blood; regulates The bowels; quiets
tnP nervous sy-tern acts directly upon the secre-
tons. and Arouses the whole system 70 action.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
BORN.

In Hanover, April 70, to the wife Of Allen Gar.
ner, daughter. (Florcnce Rosabol)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
Locke's Mins, April 30, 1878.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

,I,HE undersigned Dolly 4, Proctor,oi AnsoEea
in the County OF oxford and state OF nAlhS'
ss,ehv rives publc notice that w illtAm T. Crock
sT M said Andover. by his deed. dated May EO.n'
A. ID. 1874. recorded IN Ox,ord Registry oil Decus
Book a., Page f3, conveyed 10 Mor.sASo ~ ,yiib
he hnildinFs thC rcon, situated in sSid Andoysr.
Hound and DESERT Ell A. follows. w BEG n'nS a.
pine stump on the porth BANK Of me wes' FanT"
~, I.,,s,,cs noriherlv on the line OF A sim rsons
land ana samuel Akers' and 70 the ;on.,.e1 =.
corner OF lot numbered tweniy;four thenEe ~
setJ Ia, uufnber Twrntyfour 10 the corner theme
49, ,t ~ 90 Tho liver thence down sam river
10 bound began at--reiercnco 10 kAla uecu ~ :,
h. had for further description The eondioes .,
sad mortgage having been broken, me Of
the same. pporTOR
nv : r. HUTCHINS, her attorney
NAV I IS. iN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
VEGETINE
For Sick Headache.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. l, lSss.
NR SrEVENs:-
Dtar SRI have used your NEGErISE tor
Sick HeadacAs, and been greatly benefited thereby
I have every ressOn 90 believe u 70 DC good
msiicine.
lOurs very respectfully
MRS. JAMES CONNOR,
all Third 81
HEADACHE.-There are various causes for
headac he, A. arrangement OF The circulating sys
TEN Of the digestive organs. Of the nervous sy -
ten. sc. NEGETINE can be said % bea sure rem
edv for the many kinds Of headache, as Il acts d.
reelly upon the various causes OF Tins compliant
Nervousness, Indigestion, Costiveness, EheumA
usn, Neuralgia, Bili0usness, &C. Try ne WOE
IINE. 90 VIII never regret 70.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
MARRIED.

In Bethel by u. Foster, Or. John A. Twadlle
and Miss Harriet l.. Brown, daughter OF the late
Deacon Cyrus BrSwn OF Albany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
DIED.

In Berlin, y. H., April 22d, OF paralysis OF the
brain, Lowell Bean, aged IS years and months.
In Albany, April 3, Mrs. RebeccN Mason, aged
about - years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
VEGETINE
Doctors Report.

N. K. SrEvENs, ESQ ,-
Iear Sir.-we have been selling YOUR valuable
Nexetine tor three ycars, and Ne And thNt u sNes
perfect satisfaction. We believe u % pe tne oea'
blood purifier now sold. Very respectfully,
DIR. J. 4. BROWN CO. Drtggtst',
Unicnt0wn, hy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07

VEsErlNK has never failed 70 tfSct a care, xiv
Ing tone aud strength % the system debiltAied by
disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured,

All sufferers from this disease that are anxious
10 be cured should try DIR. Hissner's Celebrate
ed Consumptiye Powders. These powders
are the only preparation known that will cure
Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs-indecd, so strong is our faith In
them, and also 70 convince you that they are no
humbug, We will forward 10 every sufferer, by
mail, post paid, q free Trial box.
We don't want your money until you are perfect
" satisfied of their curative powers. If your life
Is worth saving, don't delay in giving these Pow
ders trial, as they will surely cure you.
Price, for large box, s3 90, sent to any part Of
the United States or Canada, by mail on receipt
of price. Address,
ASH a ROBBINS,
800 FuLros STREET, BRoosLYS, y. y.
apieiy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
SAVINGS BANK

In regi.tered letter, or by 7. .. Money o ~,
EverY post. 6fllce registers letters. Ad1rc''
safeRuard, ~ Bread street, Ne" ioiA'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
VEGETIhE
n..so.se DoNNHk

OVNIUT ; IhNFVIt-
DIR. CHAs. N. DUDDENHAU sES, Apotheeary,
Evansville, Ind.
The DOCTOR writes. have a large number Of
root customers who take NCgetIne. They All
spcak vel Of 10. know q h good taee icile lor
the complaints for which it BE- recommended
DEC. -, ls17.
VrGErrNE il a great psnacea for oar AGED faith
erz and mothers for t gives tleru strength, guie's
thsir nerves. and gives them Natures sweet
sleep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-05-07
VEGETINE,

PREPARED By
Z. r. Stevens, Boston, Mass.
Veeetine is Sold by All Druggists