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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20

no impression on the article. Second is
ladies work table. The table has four
legs which are made to fold up, when not
used. When needed for use. the legs are
pun readily INTO position, and secured by
a spring, so as to give steady footing.
Each table is provided with yard meas
ure, and they are manufactured in 3 va
rely OF styles and finish. When folded,
the table viii occupy less than two inches
OF floor space. il stood against the wall
The third invention is kuock-down fruit
crate or barrel. The advantage Of this
crste is, thai after being used, thc com.
mission merchant can pack large num-
bers OF them and return them to the con
siguor. Heretofore freight has been so
heavy thar the fruit crates were not worth
returning; hut this sriicie is so compact,
VIXEN tskon down. that dozen will no,
occupy the space taken by an ordinary
crate.
Rev. Ait. Crane. OF So. Paris. occupied
the pulpit OF the BspIist Church Sunday,
10 the grea; acceptance o, the audience,
giving 81 excellent discourse from the
words OF Psul: "WhcEeupon, o king
Agripps, was rot tisooedieni unto the
heavenly vision" Acts xxvi.xix.
The meeting appointed tor The discus
sion Of he financial question at the King
School house on Saturday evening. Was
on account OF the storm postponed 70
Tuesday evening. a; : O'Clock.
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We have received book. Just published. cuu-
tIed A TREATISE oN TIA Hu.s,E AND his DIS
EASss.' The book il rlely illustrated With atyu {
In. rty-CsC excellent eE.rav Wings which show the
positions sud actions OF sick horses better tnAn
can DE- taught in any other way. Il gives Tie
causes. symptoms AMI ces- re-tment oi 8! seA,e5,
has cable > wing dose % medicines, auu te
pages on me action and uses Of medicines. "a
The treatise 81 each disease 70 is plain AID f4-ct
-1l So 'ba. any person can readily d1l out insI
whAt o. 30, - tcClnlca. terms AZ avoided a.
much o. possible. making u iusi what every
farmer and horse owl, needs. Il AAz g large
collection Jf <ool receipts, AM much ctner Fsll.
able information. A. The publisher, q. j. hendAl.
NJ. D.. EuO-uurEr PALS. ". viii send Il 90 auy
4Gd-es- on receipt of IS 10. 'or 50 cts. Tor hest
binding every horse owner snOBid improve tli-
ouuCr-Cultv of V-OCU~iDg 30 useful book.
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Nonresident Taxes.
Tonn Of slop,ham ln the County ofONlord.

In the Town OF SioncGam On the County ofONiord
for the year Isl,
The following lie. Of taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners n tho town OF StoncAam, for
the year Isl. IN bills committed 20 NGl. Cannon,
tu,f cor Of taxes 81 laid town, on the I'D
day ~ June, lS7., mas BEEN Tv.Ui ned by him 20
me a. remaining unpaid on the Srd day OF june
1875 by his certificate % 'hs. dAc and nos rcmAin
unpaid and notice h hcrcly given That u The SAID
taxes interest md chargts not paid into the
Treasury OF said town Of StOavham within eighteen
mouths iron, the date Of IL commitment OF said
tax. 20 much OF the real estate taxed a. VIII be
sufficient 90 pay al" amount due therefor including
interest and charge viii without further notice D.
-old atpuhic auction q; Che ..rr of I. /. Evans, IN
,AId Town ON TIC sS,h cay OF December, ISIS, al
zen O'Clock IA the forenoon.
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MARRIED

ia West PARIS, Aug. n, by Rev. W p. Burnei.
DE-. francis ~ Packard and Mis-, Mary Young.
Ia Paris. A~g = BY Rev. II. c. Estes. D. n..Mr-
Frsrk L. barrett o. sumner. an1 Miss Emma "a.
Benson, Of PARIS
lu Paris. Aug lst, by Alden Chase Esq., Mr..
Chrf-.l..a S Wasnoarn an HI45 Edith 81. Filing
wood both OF Paris
rr Norway village. June 21by the Rev. (. r. Ba
con. M. Julian Young and Miss Mary A.Frait
Doth OF Pans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20

Blk0N-The las; RUnto,i Reform
CUB aeld q meeting Salda7.tae il.hirs,..
10 ,ae grove h,;od go by Bros p I. Tay-
Tor and Disi Thomas ST Hop Ci,y byron }
The meeting vas largely attended. PIES
idcut Richardson presided. The singing,
led Jy B.o.Wm. +. Pu,nsm. was llsrSed
fea.C.a OF The meeting. The meeting
was opened ~ singing; reading Ol Scrip
tur. 5y Rev. Harvey Reed; prayer oy
E.I-l Ransom Duaaam OF BryAn,'s Pond.
Speeches by Bios H. ". Park OF Mexico.
Caleb Besss and Ransom Durham Of
BiyAal's Pond and SewaI COT OF Mex
leo. alter which We psl;ooA o, picnic
dinner Were called together again and
listened to remarks by the President. Or.
Manning Of weld. Ftr- Joseph Knapp
Of Byron, Kew Harvey Reed OF Monmouth,
Bros. Warren Thom45. Sews! Goa, and
A. j. Kaish, OF the E4s: Rumiori Ciab.
who were followed by BIO. PaIk, who
presented the pledge. Bro. Harvey
Reed took tho pledge around among lte
audience duriug Brc. Parks remsSks sud
secured fourteen names thereon. All
were pleased with the success attending
the meeting. We were invited 10 come
again and shall without GoGb. so
E.Gey Durhsm prp,rhes there Sunday,
Ssut. Isl. REFoK>rEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20

PcRTEK.-We learn that BEN. Thomp-
son, who fell ircu his house few days
since, while shia-liag, must have his ies
stipulated some think he will lose his
life.
Rev Thomas F. Ml.ett wi, commeu,o
his d-s, term Of school q, Parsonsfeld IN
September.
Mess.s D.2.s' au1 Wellington Towle,
two Of or most respected citizens. have
purchased large farm in Chelsea, Mass.
Both gentlemen have always been
s;aunoG Republicans. drm in UNFOLDING
lhe principles C, the party. they Will
leave many friends. aod viii long be re-
mom0ered by sl.
Ex-Gov. Perham's speech, delivered 81
Kez4r Falls TUESDAY, found al echo in
he m;1ds OF m4al OF Tic leading mou in
this town Boia sides o.. The Money
Question" were disoUssod,-closinK v.;h
3 patriotic aad eloquent appeal Tor those
men, sno, IN The crisis OF the "ciyil way
offered heir ives - save their country,
no, to vote tor a dish0ucs. and dcbasod
currency.
TIE town has accepted new road.
William Iowlc, Esq, has purchased
the dwelling recently owned oY Mr.. Col
cord.
Oxford Is being trained In Portland.
Mai. French. who is almost so years Of
age, hiss used soythe az ih-oueh ne
having season. E.E.F.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20

Preceding Miss Kellogg concerts The ncwsps-
pc-s teen with favorable notices. extracts from
,he prcss and tcs mon ale from The late Pgesidca'
81 vi voice possessed by one Of Americas sweet
ESQ singer. Ifyour confI,1cc T. secured oy such
Advertisement, whv shake The head and douh'
while reNtin. the testimonials OF positive cures
effected 5y Or. Pieroes kavorite Prescription II
b. nonsense for ladies' athlete! with The diseases
anI weaknesses peculiar 70 their sen % continue
% suffer o. 90 su0m.. 20 tho harsh aud raUst
treatment now 70 vogue. Ile FAyorite Prescri
uou Il, sold yy druggists under 2 positive SuarNn
zee O. cu-g-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20

What Otner preparations fS-i 10 DO HAIRS hsH
Reuewer surely accomplishes- l. reDe"s the hsir
an5 especially restores lis colo. when gray ana
c.5cl A. dressing il Is unsurpassed and max
iu, tlc ualr moist, sort and glossy The mosteco'
nom.cl prcparatiou ever oaered, lis effects remain
long time, ard those who have once made T!ai
Of 3, viii nercruse any otler.-Adrer'is,r and In
ian Frs.lan.r y. D.
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the NATURE Of THE SERVICE mich II IS
OUR BUSINESS 70 RENDER TO
THE ADVERTISER.

We undertake 10 maintain an established
credit with every newspaper, and 10 have at
hand schedule OF charges for advertising
space IN It's columns 10 be able 20 quote
tho rates 20 an advertiser who wishes ono or
several, and TO procure the prompt insertion
ofthe advertisement without any extra charge
for the service rendered; which service con-
sists of quoting tho price, printing or writing
as many duplicates OF the advertisement a.
may be required, forwarding the copy for
insertion 90 our own expense for postage
or messenger soy! tee, examining the papers
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10 see that tuc advertisement appears
when, and In the manner that 10 ought to,
checking each subsequent issue OF tic aiysr-
tiscmcnt, IN each paper, in n book kept for
that purpose, at all times subject 10 the in
spoctlOn Ofthe advertiser. nni marking plain
~ in each paper The advertisement "a IL APP
pears 50 that when IN" advertiser comes (or
sends for the purpose OF having the fles eNF
aInined, the eye may light promptly upon his
announcement. without the labor OF searching
a whole paper or page.
II errors or omissions occur II J. our duty
to notify publishers, Mt our own expense for
kbor, postage or messenger, and 10 see 10 IL
that the publisher OF tho paper actually does
render the specified service for which the sd
vertIsCg contracted
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THE AMOUNT Of MONEY 10 Be EXPENDED.

Persons who have had little experience as
advertisers often have q pretty clear under
standing OF what th,y would like 10 DO, but are
entirely ignorant OF the probable cost.
We have made out tor such person q plan
OF advertising calling for an Investment OF
a. COO, and on submitting IL for approval, found
our customer dismaycd ~ the magnitude OF
the expense, he not having contemplated an
n case labor would have been saved, II nj the
commencement OF the negotiation the quos-
ton had been asked: How much money are
you prepared to devote 10 This advertisingr
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DIED.

In ~orth Psris July 81 Mrs Thankful b Moody
age. - 7'r1. . Uo'., and DAYS Tue deceased
y,1- for over 90 wears b member Of the Baptist
& .lrcH. and I-1 an exc lsfy christian lie. her
departure uii &c uOCrnet Oy large Cit'e OF
loving ilieuds and relatives.
IN i.ven Jolly y. Jones Elliot. sge1 : year..
IN PARIS. Aug. Is. Mrs. Aogau Stone, wife Of
Luther stone, aged % years ami mos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20
Ths f.ct Of the bmslnessis That sulphur

The fact OF the business Is that sulphur
Baths have become unnecessary since the intro
duction of GLENS's SULPHUR SOAP, because that
article answers the same purpose. viz the remov'
al OF eruptions, rheumatism and govt Soldbyall
Druggists.
HuLs HAIR wHIsKER d IE, Black or Brown
hlg aHg6 fw
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ITO LET
0ED
Notice Of Sale,

DURSUANT 10 q license from the Hon. Judge
OF Probate for the County Of oxford, shall
sell AT public auction on FRIDAY, the thlrtieth
1907 day OF August, A. D., 1873, at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon, on the premises, all the right, title
and interest of which Cyrus WOrmell, late of
bethel. in said County. died, seized and posses.
sed In and TO all or so much OF the real estate
hereinafter named and described as VIII produce
rIent OF tie inst debts OF said deceased, charges
OF arI1inistTztio and incidental charges viz. .
one undivided raif part IL common Of ne nome,
stead farm On which the said CyINe " o!nei,
lived n, me inn, ~ nl- fC>ea-e, situated "a laid
Bethel, including ;hc meadow !3t O.. about thirty
acres.
Dated this thirteenth Ias Of july \. u, ls7s
HARRIET SMITH Administrators.
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THE CONFIDENCE Of OUR PATRONS A MATTER
0e PRIME IMPORTANCE.

II IL n matter or primo Importance 20 Us. for
pubiishers that II shall come q be- Understood
among them that our statements about the al.
Vertising To be- done, or not 60 he done, are 20
be relied upon, and 10 this ,u1 orr dealing
with our advertising patrons must Dc upon
basis of mutual confidence and good faith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20
YaInc OF Advertising.

We give the following letter as certificate Of
the value OF advertising in the Oxford Democrat;
Chelsea, Mass,
April 10, 1878.
Dear Sir,-I sent you en- advertisement OF farm
10 let with instruction 70 insoTt four weeks. IL
has sent me more applications than expected
some thirty odd, coming from all the towns IN the
County except i've.
Please dnd enclosed amount Of your bill for adj
vcrtising.
Respectfully yours,
NM- K. SWAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20
OUR CUSTOMERS ENTITLED 70 OUR BEST
SERVICES.

whenever we are doing the advertising for
any individual. OF finn, W. con slider them en-
titled % our best services. IL they suggest
using a paper which We know To- bt not the
best for the purpose. we say 20 and give
the reasons We often cxreud a good deal OF
time for very small advertisers, much morn
than the profits on their paironag" would
warrant; but we are content, - they cntrIst
10 Us what they have to disbursc, AMI infiu-
ence In our direction the patronage OF their
friends and acquaintanccs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20

Erfro-t from Ner lort T,s,ss" .i.ns 10. rs.
Ton wears ago Me,sr- t,.p. T. Rowcli \ 60
established their advertising agency In New
York city Five years ago tncy absorbed VI"
business conducted By Nj. john Hooper who
was the first To- go into thi, kind OF cntcrrr Sc
Now they have the satisfaction of controlling
the most extensive and complete advertising
connection which has ever been secured, amt
one which would be hardly possible 10 ANY
other country but this. They have succeeded
in working down complex business into so
thoroughly a systematic method t.gt 10
change IN tie n.w~pap'r ~ ~tofi oi Amer ict
can escape notice, while Tie w.,e-. .I'uuua-
ton upon ali topics interesting ~ adv, rt!-,rs
IL placed readily az the disposal OF ti.. public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20

S0CTH PARIS. Aug. l5.-As The last
regular meeting Of the So. Paris Lodge,
No. 90. l o. Of G.. T., she following
were installed by John Webbey, q. l..
D. for the presen, quarter. John e.
Gerry. ". {. I. Mr. II. b. Cummings,
". '. T.; Mrs. John Webber. ". r II.
s. Mrs. ". II. Farnham, W. L. II 5
Helen + EsS.mau. " ). W. H. Farm
hsm. ". 4 $ ; Alice Bncklsnd, W. +.
S; W. ?. Maxim. ". L. JeiIry Hardy.
" C.; Harry Clark. W. NJ Hattie
SsoweH. W. ID. NJ. Lizzie Holmes, W.
I. O. ". a. Stevens, v. .. q.
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Weather Report.

Tempcrsturclast week at5 AN.
SUNDAY. O. clear. Monday, O3o clear; Tues
day. 90 clear: Wednesday, 80 clear Thursday
Is clear Friday, 657 fossyi Saturday ~ .
rain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20
WE BELIEVE

That If everyone would use IOp Bitters freely
there wouil be much less sickness and misery IN
the world; aud people arr fast finding this out
whole families keeping ell at trining cost by
its use. We advise al 70 Try it,. q 4. Roches'
Ter. ". J. sl32w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20
Our PROMISE.

We promise those advertisers who entru-t
th0ir advertising patronage 20 our manage
ment that We viii not allow them 10 DO
charged, IN any Instance, any more thar the
publisher schedule rates that We viii pro-
cure FOR them the acceptance OF any aivAu-
tageous offer definitely made 10 them By any
newspaper publisher, advertising agent, or
canyasscr OF Responsibility. Weare unwilling
20 do work without profit. and never oTer
20 90 so, yet in conformity with the promise
made above, We sometimes find II advisable.
1Hs SYSTEM u aHRAH6eMsST FOR MEMS
PAPER FILES.
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So REWARD

LosI-A CARRIAGE LAMP, GA .he ro&d from
so. Paris 70 No Waterford, or from there by way
of Oxford bacL to So. Paris. the finder viii re-
ceiye the above reward by LEAKING it Al
A. o. MOVES store,
NORWAY.
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TIE subscriber hereby gives puDlic notice that
no has been duly appointed by The Hon. Judge y
Probate Tor the County Of oxford ana assumed the
trust OF Executor ~ the estate Of
WILLIAM -. BRACkETT, late Of Peru,
in said County deceased by giving bond IS the law
directs he therefore requests all persons Indebted
TO the estate Of said deceased % make immediate
payment and those VINO have any demands thereon
70 exhibit the same 10
DANIEL FLETCHER, JR
Iulv rs ls-S
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Fyyeburg Academy.

The Fall Term o. this institution, Will begin on
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST ,, aud continue eleven
week. wESDEtL II. ADAMS AN, Principal, as
sisted by 81 able Aud experienced IreceptreSs'
Competent teachers IN Music, Drawing ana PANT
nc AMI Pentnauslin Xc. Board az lowest poe
sibic lIc,.- NOT exceeding - so to $500 per week,
including everything. Boarding clubs for stu
dents wishing 70 board NJ cheaper rates. Also
rooms for those desiring q board Themselves.
classes IN elementary aul advanced stulIes \
sreclal classical and 1tlng course for young men
and Young ladies wishing - prepare Tor college,
For mrth,r information apply in person or by let
Tor m tho PRINCIPAL, or 10 REV. ]. X. MAsON, D..
y. .Frycburg; REV CD BARRows Low ell Mass
GFoRGE b. BARRows, sec'y, Fryeburg-Commis'
tee OF Trustees.
Aug. "a, isIS, %"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-20
PROTECTION FROM
LIGHTNI N G.
The utility OF properly constructed
METALLIC CONDUCTORS
For securing protection against
INJURY bY LIGHTNING,

i ~ " " - ~
Has been so uliy demonstrated by the experience
OF man Kind since the 0rig.ul! discovery by Frank
lin that IL Is scarcely reasonable 70 suppose that
nny but the moot iguorani entertain doubts upon
the subject. Tie most eminent scientific men Of
the age, sir Humphrey Davy, hIsgo, FarTady,
Harris, Brewster Lartnef, Facue - Ohnson Henry
a nd others who have devoted themselves 70 the
investigation Of the phenomena OF thunder storms
and the action Of conductors, nave without eNcep-
ton, given positive testimony IN iAyor Of me use
Of Lightning Rods- We give ocIOw the opinions
of the following persons;
UREA. y Y. July u, 1875.
The Forest CITY Lichta,'s koi O. : Hods nave
been put upon my houses and barns. am satisfied
rods sro "a good protection and their experience
10 the business enable them to put HON up IN
prnper manner TO insure the -aiety Of huildinga
Etl,. have ts-t,uon.cl. from -Jrre Of our best
citizens. hoHAlAO % NUN
Oyrrcy oF REMINGTON ARNoRY.
ILIoS. ~, july 18th, 1876.
To lrho.a Z may c3acey1
We have rad the Forest Cts .yhtnmg ROD Cos
Conner Tube Rod erected or our Work- also the
s.1,e has been erected on the residence and barn
~ Mr. PhiO Remington. The work has been done
70 our satisfaction, and believing their rod to be
smerior % anything Of the Kind We have ever seen
,re commend them TO any one who has need of
''''' L. REMINGTON & SONS.
FFRRIsHEURGH, IT. July 3, ls77.
This is TO certify thai mai my buildings Iur,
on tie 18th Of June, Lid on the 2th 81 june 1874,
the lightning struck said rOus on my house and
melted one Of the points but did not DO any dam
axe 10 the building. Il tore up the ground at the
bottom of the rcd, throwing dlrt into the pantry
window, and into some milk pans, ..
TrsraNHrl approya! has been given our Con.
dlct0rs by the following well Known business and
s,ierulc men: 49,.
sILAs II. DOUGLAS, Pro- Chemistry OnlvoI 5lty,
Mich. ~
Mich.
PES siS'' G 10 EAsrcN Pics Madison Univ \. Y.
Hon. BENZ. 4. WADE, 'eucf % ONO
Gyv JotIN j Pr, Ne" Ork.
PPoF. J. ". sraR..AG, Pro-. Nat. Phil In. OF
DK 10. GHCHR1sI ( -.Nar IT sp,tal,Che lsea
Pxor. 80, HITCHCOCK, Pres. Amherst Col. Mass.
p.sor s.NiT 81 JOHN, Cleveland, Ohio.
pPoF = sTKRIJso Cleveland, Ohio.
Agents of the Forest City Lightning Rod
70, are now at the Hubbard House, Paris Hill,
where orders viii be received aud promptly AZ
tended 10.
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Eeo.P. ROweii & Go
10 Spruce st.
New York.
TIVE OBJECT Of our EsTl8IIsaslsT.
CONFINED STlCTLY 70 NEWSPAPER RDYeR-
Using AND TO AMERICAN
NEWSPAPERS,

We coudnc our transactions 20 newspapers,
and do not accept or undertake. the manage
ment OF other classes Of advertising, such a.
book, sign boards, posters, or job printing.
BY adhorug 20 one branch OF advertising
we make ourselves -t,r-Of q.
Wcni-o restrict oar dealings 20 newspapers
published within the geographical limits OF
tho United States utt Dominion of Canada.
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BOARD or TEACHERS.
DlHIeO BUSINESS COLLEGE,
located nj AUGUSTA, Me-

located nj AUGUSTA, We
school year commences Sept s, 1878.
Students Of Rny grade OF scholarship admitted AZ
INV time. Full Business Course ~ Bookkeeping
and Normal Department. Onsurpa,sed facilities.
New and elegant rooms. Il. ALLEN, 4. NJ,
Principal Normal department. For Circular con
tanning full information, sddress
u. VI. WATT. Proprietor, Augusta, Me.
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NORWAY HIGH SCHOOL.

NUlt " II Hull DO14OOh'
The Fall Term Of the Norway High, Grammar
aud intermediate schools will begin TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER "a 1873.
o. W. COLLINS, =, n. Principal.
MISS s. ALMA PESDEXTRR, MISS JULIA HALL;
MISS BELLE GRAY, Assistants. Mr.. CHAs. A.
WILSON, Teacher OF Penmanship and Book. keep
ing. MISS JENNIE UPTON. Teacher OF Music.
These schools are now thoroughly graded and
Offer a. good advantages As any In the state
Ii is desired thsl all students wishing 10 enter
the Graduating Glass of the High School should
be present the INST day OF the term a. au eNAmin-
alton will then occur for admission.
CALENDAR
ls7~sept. g. Fan Term be sins Tuesday, Nov. Is,
Fail Term closes Friday. Nacaton two weeks.
Dec. 3, Winter Term begins Tuesday. 1879, Feb.
Il, Winter Term closes Friday. vacation TWO
weeks.
March 3, Spring Term begins Tue .day May II,
Spring Term clOscs Thursday
May Is Exercises by graduating class.
TUITION
Common English. 800
Higher English, 40
I anguagas 500
Music 1000
Ra-For Circulars or nfor nation, address
c. +. WHITMAN, or FRANK OXNARD, Norway,
Me.
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STOP & READ.

Al fnrras OF Kidney and Urinary diseases, Paine
In the Back, Sides and Loins are positively cured
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-06-06
Deaths in Jackson County for the Year
Ending March 81, 1873, as Reported
by the To wnship Assessors.
Jefferson Tp.-Benj. Jones, Assessor.

Jefferson Tp.-Benj. Jones, Assessor.
Sarah Leonard, 50 years. month and days.
Consumption.
- Grifhths, day. Fits.
Daniel T. Lloyd, IS years. Bilious fever.
Daniel w. Jones, 81 years, months. General
debility.
Robert w. Evans, years, month and days.
Group.
Mary Cathrine, Is days. Whooping cough.
James Jenkins, 10 months and IL days. Scar
let fever
Isaac Allen, 81 years and II days. Palsy.
Gertie Dobbins, l month and days. Lung
fever.
sumption.
sumption.
Consumption.
- Thomas, % days. Disease not given,
Rachel Roderick, months and % days. In
fammation of the bowels.
Sarah Ann Harris, IL years, months and 9
days. White Swelling.
Mary Morgan, 50 years, . months and days.
Dropsy.
Mary Helena, 5 months and 10 days. Brain
fever.
Reuben Belts, IS years. Consumption.
Mary Davis months and days. Inflamed
glands.
Eleanor n. Edwards. 70 years and months.
Lung fever.
David Edmund Morgan, 80 years, months
and IA days. Consumption.
Mary ]. Jones, "a years, months and IS days
Consumption
Davis 27 dayS ,JaundiCe,