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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23
Sherin's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE,

OXFORD, SIS Taken on Execution, and will be
sold by public auction on the first day OF June, 4.
d. lsss at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, al the Office
OF EnoCn Foster Jr.in Bethel Ia said County all the
right in equity which EbeneZer L. Estes Of Giead
in the County of oxford had on the seventh day OF
January, 4. u. ISIS when the same wai attached
on the original writ 20 redeem the following desert
bed real estate situatedin Gilead, in said County
viz: a certain parcelof land situated aforesaid
and known as the homestead farm of EbeneIer X.
Estes bounded, commencing at the ADdroscoggin
River AT the corner of land OF Joseph Larry, follow
inssgid Larry = line and line OF Parmenio PeabOdy's
land ia southcrly direction TO the line of the town
Of Gilead thence following The town line in an east.
erly direction 10 land ofJededah @. Larry and in 4
northerly direction 10 the Androscoggin River
thence following said River 10 the first mentioned
bounds, containing three hundred acres more or
lees. The above premises being subject 70 q mort.
gage recorded IN oxford Registry Of deeds, Book
leo page -, given by the said Estes to Norway
Savings Bank To secure the payment of three hun.
dred dollars aud interest at eight per cent, dated
December :, ls10 said sum being payable in six
months from date. said premises being also sub
ject 10 another mortgage recorded IN said Registry
of Deeds, Book lI3 page 2Ss, given by said Estes
TO Barber b. Farewell, 10 secure the payment T
five hundred dollars and interest at eight per cent
payable in one, Two, three. four and i've years
IRON date, End dated April 8, 1876. And said
premises being also subject to smother mortgag
recorded in said Registry of Deeds, Book III page
5II given by SAID Estes TO Rose T.. Austin, 70 SC
cure the payment of eight hundred dollars and
interest at eight per cent, payable in one and two
wears from date, said mortgage being dated Dec. d.,
4 ISL said rights in equity will be sold to salts
H said execution together with all fees and charges
Dated this I'D Gay OF April A. d. 1878.
CYRUS NJ. WORMELL,
Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23
A NEW VOLUME.

The numbers of Lit,elrs Living Ag. FOR the
weeks ending April tth and l3th-the drst two
numbers OF rev volumc-coniain Equality, ~
Matthew Arnold, Fortnightly review khc Euglth
Language a. spoken and Written. by Francis W
Newman Contemporary; Madonna Dunya, BY En-
ily Pleffer Florence and the Medic, FOrtnightly
The Three Cities, by ". G.. Palgrave, COrnhlu;
Within the Precincts, by Mrs. Oliphsnt, from al
vance sheets: II r. Galantuomo. bvJames Mont
gomerv stuart, Macmillan, 'Oulv jean Black
wood On the Decay OF inc Manner, 'ornhilli
ON Teaching English by +. W. Newman. Fraser.
Sponsors irish Rivers, by L, W. joyce, J.. J.. ID. ID,
Fraser; Erica, translated for The Living Axe from
the German Of Frau Won lngerslebeni The Cenieu-
AIRY OF NOltAire, Pail Mall Gazette The l.a-t OF lie
Gases, Nature; How Great Men Work, Css-eil, ,
The Green Flag Of the Prophet Chamber Journ-
al etc, etc.
each,or more than 300 pages SCarl the suoscrp-
tion price 90 j. low; or for sle50 shy one "i ne
American 81 mOnthl!es or weeklies IL sent with The
Living Age for a year, both postpaid. Liueh
Cay, Boston, are the publishers.
BLACKwOOD'S MAGAZINE for March LEONARD
SCOTT PUBLISHING CO., 81 BarclsY Street. New
York, which has just reached US, opens with the
ninth part of Mine IL Thine" in which We are
treated 10 a very amusing account Of eerdrye
The second paper IL "a historical and practical De
scription Of the Canadian isheries, eNl l2uirg he
object and action ofthe Halifax Commission. IN
der the heading New Books We md notices Oi
The Biographies of leasing and Charles BiancOnl;
Of two novels; and Of u work called North ltal
ian Folks" The Influence OF Women forms
the text for the paper on French Home Life
"Their action can be as tender, rs mOderailng. rs
that Of any women on earth butit can also assume
wiki amazing ease, al the forms OF inciation aud
arousnS -" Only Jeanni quiet scotch story, Then
there is a long retrospective paper on the storm
in the East and a shorter one on the relative POSI-
tions OF England and Russia.
The periodicals reprinted b. THE LEONARD
ScOrT PUBLIsHISG CO. al Barclay Street, y, ! )
are a. follows The London Quarterly, Edinburgh,
estmlnster, aud British Quarterly Reviews, and
Blackwood's Magazine. Price, "a year for any
one, or only tl5 for all, aud the postage Is pre-
paid by the Publishers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23
SIGNS.

People who still adhere % the look a; YOUR
t0rgue-lui feel of-ypur pulse doctor sometimes
evrress not little curiosity in regard 70 Dr. L. V.
Pi.rcg's OH nal method ofdi-tirguishing all forms
Of chronic disease without tl,... -rltItou.
Souae even suppose that he accOIuY ..-ucs THIS
through ciairvoyanCc, OF some other species OF
professional jugglery. All this is utterly false.
He claims Co determine disease by the railonAl
method, OF science only. says C2mley in bic Bio
graphical Encyclopedia Of New York State, speak
iu- II this distinguished physician: He percey-
ed that Ia each OF the natural sciences the nvesi
gator proceeds according 10 systeEs Cf sigRs. The
.e0lugist his cabinet accurately determines and
describes The cleft % the rock, which he has new
or seen. irons the minute specimen on his table
And the chem IL in his laboratory notes the CON
et.-ueuts Of -Ae sun with the same precision that
be anaiyLes t crystal OF rock salt The an lOsOus
system develop ped 10y Or. Pierce " Medical Scense
is worthy of his genius, and has made lis name
Justly celebrated" For full explanation Of
ths Ingenious -yscem Of saguOsis see the People :
Common sense Medical Adviser, sent postpaid,
90 any address on receipt Ct one dollar and dry
cents. Address the author, Z. '. Pierce, Nj. D.,
BurAlO, y. I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Thomas learns of Bethel. by his
w deed dated the TWEEN g. ir-. day Of Februa
~, A. ID. ls14. and recorded in the OXFORD Regis
try OF Deeds, Book lfs Page AIS, conveyed to me,
the undersigned. IN mortgage, certain parcel OF
real estate situated m Bethel, 10 the County OF
oxford aat bounded 81. follows, VIZ: Lot numb
cred thirty il the tnir range or lots ~ -ti Bethel
together with the building thereon. Also twenty
lre acres of laud IN the northwest corner oil Ioi
numbered thirty 900 the second range ~ lois In
said Bethel bounded beginning 20 the norta-we'.
corner Of ssid lot and running southerly on tue
lot line 1ity rod, TO stake and stones, thence
saItcrly on a liue parable, with the range line,
o. yhty rods - q stake and stones thence mortimer
" on line parallel to the lot line my rods 70 the
range line thence westwarlly on the range Inc
tightv rod. 20 the first mention bound. Also q
mart OF lotuumbcred thlrtYone IN the fourth range
OF lots in sAii Bethel, being strip fortytwo RODS
wide across the south end Of said lot anu contain
ing iweuty.eight acres, more or less. Also part
OF lot numbered thirty.Ouc 10 the third range OF
lois Ia said Bethel. bounded, beginning al me
north west corner Of said lot and running south
seventy i've degrees east 10 ! stake ana stones on
the cast line OF said lot, thence northery on SAID
line 10 the northeast corner OF said lot ththce
wetery on the north line of said lot 20 the hrst men,
toned bounds and all being the homestead farm on
which said StearnE now lives and occupies ~ .aid
Bethel; And the conditions OF said mortgage nav
Ing been broken and there being only one years
redemption after commencement OF foreclosure l.
tho undersigned, by reason thereof claim fore
closure OF said mortgage agrceabY 10 the statutes
IN such case made and provided.
ROBERT a. CHAPMAN.
Bcthel. April Il, ISIS. 23.3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23

So. PARIS The proposed Odd Fellows
building furnishes material for much con-
veysa,iou. The plans have been drawn,
ard very large amount OF stock has
been taken. The build ng will be three
stories in height and sevsaty-hve by forty
three feet on the ground. 1t will cost
shout SIX thousand dollars. 1t will prove
great ornament and addition 10 the
village.
+. q. Merrill is selling large numbers
OF ms pa.,-. Swivel Pow, this spring.
As this implement becomes more widely
suowu, /, grows in public favor. 1t has
made 8 way tor i.set or its own merits,
10 marke: crowded with farming tools
of all kinds. Sir. NJ. also deas in cult
va,ors. hsrrows, etc.
Geo. Z. Wilson has jus; put in large
stock OF goods. among which may be
found c75q1st sets Ter one dollar each.
F. A. Taayor Is severely suffering from
su attack OF Inflammation OF the eyes.
+. q. Elliott returned tom Boston,
Friday. wiki a large stock OF hats. caps
and clothing. Prices are lower than ever
before.
large, practice is po 5ular amusement
here Old bottles sen. from s spring
board supply more humane mark than
the customary basket OF pigeons.
\. N. Gerry has large stock OF sports
mems goods. HIS braided silk sud linen
lines canuo; be eVcellel in quality and
price.
Mr. Pcesbrey is located over John
Cummings stable, near the depot, aid
has some very convenleu, and airy rooms.
HIS shop IS already tull o, work, and he
has the pJospec; OF q mes, excellent run
": custom
Oar citizens are decorating their
grounds, and preparing TO SOW hoWer
and garden seeds.
The Psris FIGURING Mill has large
stock Of grass and clover seed, aud OF
seed wheat. grown in northern Iowa,
where il mas attained the qualities which
make IL 50 va.usble to farmers 10 this
section.
There was an antiquarian supper at the
Methodist house. last Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23
TOWN ITEMS.

ANDovER. April lS.-The roads are
becoming quite dry. and the mud which
has rendered travelling almos, impossible,
is rapidly disappearing.
The stage company are entitled to the
hearty thanks of the community for the
promPt manner in which they have car
ried the mail during the recent bad
going.
Mr.. j. \. French has recently trans
ierred his store snd goods to Mr.. c. B.
Sellew Mr.. Selew possesses thorough
knowledge Of the business. and with a
large and well selected stock 40 his dis.
posal, will furnish the pubic with any
kind OF goods they desire at very low
prices for cash.
Mr.. Elhridge Poor is building an ad-
ditiOn 10 his house
The Lewiston Company are vigorously
engaged driving their timber down the
Ellis river. There are about two million
feet in the drive. Mr.. Horace Hammond,
ayOuug man from Lewiston. has charge
OF the operations.
Services were held Fast day in both
churches. Rev. l. q. Spgague preached
an excellent sermon IN the Methodist
church oa the suojsct OF lying" The
text vas from Epbesians 4 %. Where
fore putting away lying. speak every
u4an truth with his neighbOr. tor We are
members one Of another
LONE STAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23
sheriG's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, IS Taken on Execution, and will be
sold by public aucion, on the first day OF June "a.
D. ISIS, az ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Office
q EnOch Foster. Jr. in Bethel In the County OF
oxford IN The right IN equity which Andrew j.
Aver Of Greenwood in said County OF Oxford had
on the second day OF January, \. ID. ISIS, when
the same Vac attached on The original writ, TO re-
deem the follow ing described real estate situated
IN sad Greenwood, 10 vii: Lot number seven IN
tho second range II lots in said Greenwood, re-
serving about tweuty-seven acres on the south
end OF said lot. Also one halt IN common and un
divided Of lot number six in the rst range Of lots
u said Greenwood, said premi.cs being the same
purchased Of Geo, +. Currier and Charles c. Bry'
amt by ,heir deeds eirespectvely Aug. q, $50
aud recorded in oxford Records Book li2 page
23f: and April H. $50 recorded in said Records
Book Ii2 PAGE 81, TO which reference may be had
Tor a more iull and particular description, and be
ing thc homestead farm OF the said Aver The
above premises being suhject 10 mortgage re-
corded in said Registry OF Deeds Book ITO page
ls3, given by the said Aver 10 Bethel Savings
Bank to secure the payment Of one hunirci AMI
sxty.three dollars az eight per cent, interest tn5
on which there is now due the sum OF one humid
red and siXty.thTcc dollars
Dated this twenty second day OF April A. D.
ISIS.
CYRUS VI. WORMELL,
oJl Deuutv Slgrlt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23
Don't be Deceived.

Many persons say II haven't got The Con'ump-
ton" when askcd to cure their Cough with shi-
loh's Consumption Cure. DO they not know that
Coughs .ead 70 Consumption and remedy thlt
will cure Consumption will certainly SuI urtiy
cure q cough or any lung or throat trouble. We
know 10 viii cure when al othcrG ilil and our
t,ith ia 10 - 80 positive that we Will refund the
price paid if you receive no benefit j. not ,hi-
fair proposition. Price 10 cts. 50 Ct. and e. 10
pcr bottle. For lame Chest, Back or side. us"
Shioh- Porous Plaster. Price = cts For sale
by 4. VI. GERRY, South Paris; ;. II. Bawsou,
Paris HIN.
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and liver
complaint, Constipation, and general debility
when you can get At our store Shiloh's system Vii
aliIcr which sc sell on positive guarantee 20
cure YOU. Price l0 cts. and - cts. For sale by
A. VI. GERRY, South Paris; ;. II. Rawson, PAris
IIll.
"HACKMETACk" popular and fragrant per
ume. sold by the above dealers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23
Resolutions.

Resolution relative to the death of Sister Mary
7. Stevens, y iovls member OF Forest Lake
Lodge l. q. Of -. T.. II Hartford.
Whereas IN ihe pr"vidence Of God, our lament
ed Sister, MAJ =. >tsvens, was removed from us
by death, 'ni'. !7ih 'tny Of February, 1875 There
fore
Resolred, That in her death we recognize the
loss OF a worthy member Of our order, whose gen.
ia influence and hearty cooperation we shall miss
with feelings Of deer regret, and whose memory
we shall long cherish Riih tender regards.
Rcs0ired. That VIC hereby tender TO her relatives
and friends an expression of our deep and heart
felt ~ mpathy 10 This their great afictOn, and We
SINGER ely wish them those sweet and abundant
codsolsti0ns which come from our Heavenly Faith
er alone
Resoired, That these resolutions be placed upon
our record, copy sent to the fricuds Of the de-
ceased. aud 20 tho oxford p5mlc,st for publica'
jVu
MARTHA j. OSGOOU,
MOSES ALLEY,
" H. TRAFTON.
Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23

PARIs.-Business meeting OF Unity
Club. Wednesday evening" There will
be literary exercises to entertain mem
bers of the club.
Our Mig Co, is making step-laddsrs
and clothes horses for New YORK parties.
The great excitement last week was
Hammond's auction. For two days aud
evenings, goods were knocked down st
iearlully low figures. Having sold all
his goods, MIR. A. NJ. Hammond closes
his store aud retires from business.
Mr. \. w. Hammond. who has acted
IS Postmaster for some time past, leaves
ter Minnesota. to-day. Mr.. II. NJ. Wat.
kins. takes his place in the Post-otlice.
The exercises at the Reform Club meet
ing. Saturday night were OF very In
terestng character. Those who take the
trouble to attend next week will be sim
ilarly entertained.
The Baptist Church was elegantly dec
GRATED with flowers snd ferns, Easter
day. At the left OF the speaker was =
bouquet Of CalIas, buried in green; to
the right was large parti colored
bouquet OF house plants, while the COM
munion table was adorned With Tour vase
bouquets. Several aides. under the
direction OF Miss Hammond, were en-
ployed oesrly all the day previous in
arranging the flowers. Dr. Estes preached
from Epb. VIA; Awake thou that sleep
es,, srd arise from The dead, and Chris
shall give thee light
The Uuiversaiist church also contsined
some forsI tributes in memory OF the
day. and Mr. Sei,z preached a sermon
relative to Easter. lie held elaborate
Easter services at Norway, afternoon and
evening.
There is to be Billie reading in the
Baptist Ves,ry Tuesday evening, at : 30
O'Clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23

Deacon Wilder, want Won TO tell me how you
kept yourself and family 20 well the past season,
when an the rest Of u have been sick so much
and have had the doctors running 90 us so long
BRO. TAYLOR, the answer Is very easy. used
Hop Bittcr- in time aud kept my family well and
saved large doctors bills. Three dollars worth Of
10 kept Us all well and able 20 work all the time,
and will warrant &c has cost you and most OF the
neighbors one O. two hundred dollars apiece 10
keen sick toe same time. j guess you'li take n
medicine hereafter, see other column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23
Dyspepsia, weaknessnnd Debility.

Dear Sir-Hsying received great benefit from
the use of PERUVIAN SYRUP, 1 am willing 20 add
lpv testimony q the thousands Ofothers constant
d. sounding It's praise. During The late war wa
ia the army and had the misfortune 70 be taken
prisoner. and was confined in -alisbury snd other
Soutnern prisons several months, and became So
reduced in health and strength as 70 be mere
skeleton of my former sell. CA being released, i
was 10 subj e.. for = Northern hospital some TWO
months and then came home. My physician rec
commended sud procured tor me several bottles OF
PERUYIAN SYRUP. which / continued 70 use sew
eral weeks, and found my health restored and my
weight iucrea sed from ninety pounds 10 one hun
dred and lity, ny usual weight, and hsye been
IN uy usual good health ever since, aud can
cheeriuliY recommend IL in all cases Of weakness
and debility ol the vstem, whether arising IRON
an impure state Ofthe blood, dyspepsia, or almost
any oiler cause, believing Il will in most cases
give enure sat. sfactiJn.
Yours truly, GEO. ,. BINBf'
sold by dealers generally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23
FACTORY FACTS.

Close confinement, careful attention TO all iacto
Is work gives the operatives paid faces, poor
appetite, languId miserable feelings, poor blood,
Inactive liver, kidneys and urinary troubles, and
an the physicians and medicine in the world can
not help them unless they get out doors or use
Hop Biters, made OF the purest and best Of rene
dies, and especially for such cases, having album
dance ofnezlth. sunshine and rosy cheeks in them.
None need suffer if they will use them freely.
They cost but trihe. see another column.
affNSW
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cures wirhom, sneezing!

A. Trochr Powder. e. pleasant to the taste,
and never nauseate- when swallowed instantly
gives 90 the Throat and IdcGi Organs
Delicious Sen-ation of Goodness and Comfort.
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world
Try It! safe, Reliable, and only 35 ctE.
sold 10y Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON & co, Prop'rs, Pha.
". NJ. wHIFPLE, 4 co., Portland, Me. GO c.
GOODWIN, & CO; RUST, Bios. BIRD; Boston
Whole sale Agents. fcplSHm
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From he Cincinnati Commercial March 18th, ls7s.
Go to Sleep, My Ba-a-a-a-by

There is a bloody row in prospect between Joe
Emmet and our euterprising Fourth street music
publisher +. ". Helmick. The latter, with char.
acteristc energy ,Aas published Lullaby" which
Mr. Emmett claims 10 mis-. Yesterday Mr. Helmics
showed US his copyright of the song With a signed
cert de.,Je from the Library in Washington that
there was no record ola copyright by Emmett since
1870 Mr. Helmick thus fortified proposes to hgbt
il out. Mr. Emmett says he will make il warm for
Mr.. Helmiek, and will sue him fer $4,000 dRmsge
done by the publication Of the song. Really, to 4
msn up q tree it seems Mr. Emmett ought 10 be
thankful TO Mr.. Hc.miok, for every copy Of the
song ha. on the ti.lo page fine Autograph Of MIN
Emmett which makes him out 10 be an excellent
y handsome man. The chorus 81 this $4,000
ballad is as follows:
GO to sleep, my ba-1.by, my ha-d.by, my ba-a by,
Go to sleep, my ba-a-by, ba'a-byi o by;
Go to
We have just received copy OF this wonderful
$4,000 song, and must pronounce il very fine To-
deed. II can be played on the Organ or Piano.
Price 10 Cents per copy; sent 20 any portion Of
the United States upon receipt of price, by address
ing the publisher, r. W. HELMICK, No. l5o West
Fourth st Cincinnati o. Send in your orders ear.
Y as there is an astonishing demand for this song
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CLARKE's ToorH ACHE DRors cure 'astan,

II GREAT DANGERi-The public are again In
great danger OF being deceived by a food OF the
imitation Of 81. F." Atwood's Ritter. THE Rev
JOHN PIKE wrote as follow; I have been de-
ceiyed several times by The imitation put up in
the same shaped bottles and algn,l uy one "Na
han Wood. +" which imitation h7s always proved
nearly worthless.
Fast FryebUrg Ne. JOHS FINE.
SS-Thc true medicine gives relief and bears
the large red patented trade mark "L. - s7 vel
a. the signature OF al. F. Atwood.
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rear of this floor is being finished off as
an armory. One large drill hall and a
guard or arms room. complete the suite.
Lsree windows, admitting a good supply
OF light. are q prominent feature of the
building.
Allen has gone to the city for a new
stock of goods.
Freeland Howe, Esq, is doing his
usual amount of insurance business. He
advertises the Travellers Insurance Co.
IN another column. This IS one Of ths
best American Companies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23

DENNARN.-Our correspondent, "P.'
writes Oscar Ames. partially dsmeu,ed
boy, living with Mrs \ 3. Hu,cbings
OF Denmark, Jung himself with d tie
chain on the lO,h lust, and was d.scOy-
cred aud relieved when lie waS almost
extinct. he bad previously made s. sim
liar attempt.
Jared f. Berry on the n lust, met
with 3 serious accident. almost mlracu-
lousy escaping death. he was putting
the belt on 4 large drum wheel, when
bis coat was caGK6; 10 some Cox caring.
He saved himself by catching and cling
Ing 90 post, 5ut dii mo-. cx,ricate him
sell until every shred of mis- clothing
eNcCp. his boots and stockings vas
stripped from mis- body. The water pow
CT was shu, Of. aud the mill was running
from he momentum OF very large
balance wheel. Had The mill been run
hing 81 fuu speed q horrible death
would have been his tate.
There are bit three paupers upon
Denmark poor farm Aoel ingalls, ls
OyeISecr OF the farm for tho present
municipal year. Salary S2l0-JoWHat
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Hend. ThroaI nnd Vncnl Organs

This Remedy does not DRY up" = CAtarrh
but LOOSENs O., lrccs taC head or an offensive
matter, quickly removing Bad Breath and Head
ache. allays and sOothss the burning heat
iu Catarrh l. SD mild AMI agreeable iu It's
effects that IL positively
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23
NnIuc Of Advertising.

We give the following letter a. certificate OF
the value Of advertising in the oxford Democrat
Chelsea, Mass.,
April 10, ISIS.
Dear Sir,-l sent you an advertisement OF farm
TO let, with instructions 90 insert lour weeks. II
has sent me more applications than | expected
some thirty odd. coming from an rue towns in the
County except i've.
Please find enclosed amount of your bill for adj
vertising.
Respectfully yours,
NM II. Swan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-23

ION, MI BACK How often we hear these
words. Pain in the Back arises from Kidney Dis
case. HUNTS REMEDY cures all Diseases
of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs, Faml
Is Physicians use HUNTS REMEDY.
ITO do Rs Folks OF Fashion do" in one
respect at least, You must use GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAR, which is immensely popular among the elite
of society, and deseryedly so, for it is the moS'
.alutary Of beauti1ers aud purifiers. Sold by all
Druggists.
HILLS HAIR 4 wmsKER DrE, Black or Brown,
soc. apl23-tv