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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13

Don BRUNO.
TIRE FINE STALLION,
nos II
4 son 81 irUf. iuIHuut.T', G~
Ce'"hrliei MemiI InU. out A&&S
of 4 tu. Virginia mnr-wIf 1T
stand - inr = be of + -Nr<x.,nd-
NJ h"nrc'tE, midway brIw."n Dover aud Page
'.ty. lhI> horse i almost an exaG: image o.,
~ 'lf-. ~ color, form and SIC. He VIII serve
A:Iie- a the low pricr ui SO 10 insure. A lien
WI ur rrtIIn-d on the colt TBril the money ID
l-i'i Pt-iurr@" at 81 - per month. hut no
Ta"> tIiijmft j\p VI ALEXANDER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13

IN" 8. Joseph Gazette and Chronicle
have been consolidated. under the name
o. the G!rcttc-Chronicie-S A. Gilbert
and Il. 3. Chapman. editors. Col.
Swli--rl ~re;i:cS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13

Nr Buckuers b.il to substitute treas
ury notes for natioual bank notes will
be considered in the house. April Esd,
Il So Ia;urier.d with by the tariff bill.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13

j ~. I@,.>. Alien has announced him.
Sc. n 1Ie form, - u candidate tor
III. United States senate. The honorable
Tiom,, j. president OF the Iron Noun
tain railroad
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13

The intc!ljEencrr sends greeting TO
TIE Arkansas Democrat. Col. j. y.
>miAees ueNs paper. At Little Rock.
AM wishes II the abundant success
wl.,h Is e!itor Wi. make i, deserve.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13

LSoTy JACK Black Crook, ~
i1inipGrIed toy me- from Kentucky, Tn
viii serve mares 4; SO to insure 4 mare va
with fOal sam terms As above. 0kAka
DESCRIPTIONS AND PEDIGREE:
BL-iCK CROOk Is black, with IN, ally nose
ANA belly; II hands higR; by Locomotive. be-
longing In u. J. Williams, Esi.. Wooiford
c"uu ', Nv. AM! out of n Irnnet by James
Mch'-'S Imported Jack, Iubru, II, and she out
of "A .Ienuei by MircnEo Mammoth
r. a. BLAIhHURN,
ElmwOGi Z o..
mp;i.fua Saline county. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13
STATIONS AZ "NETTLEwOOD,

MiSEHESI EE-Thi royalty bred son of
M-nlhrIi" OUT ct Idol Mare, will serve Mares at
Slu 10 insure. The horse is l6i, hands high,
powerfully fnn"'i. and Just the horse for farm
sr-. As usual, "a lien Is retained on the colts
Until thc n.rnry Is paid. PasturaGe. hut no risk,
al ): per month. lapdIn2l Il. IOb1USTER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13
EXECUTORS SALE OF
ERSONALPROPERTH

d virtn" of an order of the Probate court ui
Oi.-i4yctte county 40. made Ut the February
tenn, 4. ID, l>.S. the Undersigned, aiIuini--
tr,'ur Of the "-iat- "i Lawson {. Thomas, de-
ceased, VIII sell. at public %auo;ion, to the high
ct bidder. Tor CAL, in hanl. before the court
h"r-: ''''.r. III the city ri LEXINGTON, said cOuu-
= aI'i state. on
MONDAY, MAY 18th, l-..,
between the hour, at ten q clock IN the foreman
and i've "'r!rrL IN the AFTERNOON, the following
i,ri-nmi' property. belonging to said estate.
fn-W g.
One not 81 los. Vi. ChrIsman, invrnto-
tl"itt .. 5 ~ IS
om" not" Of J"-'ih Chrlslnan. deceased,
ihN"hi"tI',i At 90 -..-........ IS 81
o." no. OF franc"s Marl.s, invenlo-
ri'i"t ..- --. y 20
ph" mole 't j. r Edwards. balance - Il
tn" not" UI |. ~Br!sworth. balance 81 a,
500 stare, IN Lafayette County Insurance
COMPANY -.. .....-....- ~ ~
me '''" 81 jrH. 'lit-iltai, '!tStA-ti-... 81 81
'i'e noe 81 ;. ih.in=S 80 "
BALTIMORE IHDM
ail3'd ENec'r i I Thomas. deceased.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13

Iaega i IL marked change in the
European situation. The tinesse of
diplomacy is being employed by all the
nations. and i, Is As easy TO guess what
Is meant by what is not said. as by Whist
is altered. The likelihood is that there
W.. be war. perhaps in L day, perhaps
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
TOWN ITEMS.

ALBANY.-Our State election was sn
occasion OF considerable excitement and
hilnri,y. The Greenbackers were full of
brag and blusler, EVERY weak-kneed
man was boset By a squad who brough,
every Influence to bear upon him. and
when 10 surrendered shout went up
tnas ha4s he weikin ring again. They
go5bled up more than halt of the Demo
cratic party. A few faithful ones stood
hrm and are yet straight Democrats.
The Republicans nearly held their own,
casting as many votes save Que ss they
did last year. The probability is that
sitter the Excitement and honeymoon Is
over ihe best part of the Greenbackers
will return 10 their first love and the old
parties will move on as usual, aud the
Republicans will be stronger and purer
after shis sitting. A goOdly number OF
aged men were at the polls, viz: John
Cummings, aged So years, Nathaniel
Barker, 81. Rswson Hutchinson, 20. Law
son Mason, about he same, Elijah Vince
Ter. IS, several others upwards OF 20.
These ST walk in the oil and tired paths,
following the footsteps Of Jackson and
Webster, in favol vi honest money and
homes; dealing.
The bears are making sad havoc with
sheep in this vicinity. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
We bave received from o. whitman

We have received from 0. Whitman
of Red Wing, MINI, pamphlet contain
Ing the premium lis "t tha first exhibition
of the Mississippi V..loY Industrial Asso-
ciation--to be held nj that place Sept. 10
to IA. The Society o0,rs cash premiums
and diplomas in abundance.
We received a call. last week from
Mr.. ID. e. Bent of Oshkosh. Wis. MIR,
Bent was Paris man. but removed 10
the West many years ago, where no has
taken q high position in business and
social life. He with his daughter has
been making brief visi; to his friends IL
Maine.
DIR. VIM. b. Lapham, lately oi the
Maine Farmer. represents this paper, OF
lhe editorial trip to Arooslook. DR., l..
also represented the DEMOCRAT on simi
lar occasion. twenty years ago. Our
readers may safely expect an interesting
report OF the resources and development
OF this upper county, which has been
subject Tor so much comment. OF late.
Congressman Scales OF North Caro-
Ina, has confidence in Democratic vic
: rs 1'ch will result in the repeal OF the
.sw pass . at the solicitation Of en- old
Democrat named Jackson 10 order TO pro-
tect To, servants OF the federal govern.
ment. Ia. l. r ceht speech he advised his
constituents u iOlritir resist the federal
officials who attempted to destroy their
stills, and in case thew are destroyed. To
bring suits for damages in the federal
courts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
Post Office Robbery.
A FiSh, with One Of the Robbsr.

WILTON, n H, Sept. l2-Thc store Of
Alfred T. Jaques, Postmaster, was enter
ed last night by thieves, who blew open
the safe aud money drawer and stole $50
worth of gold pens, sl75 in cash, one
registered letter and large quantity of
postage stamps.
DR.. Treavitt, who keeps q drug store
the third door from the Post Office, was
awakened BY the noise of the explosion,
and on reaching the sidewalk soon met
the night Waterman Michael Kennedy,
and both men commenced an investigation.
They soon discovered a man coming up
the stairs near the bank building Ken
nedy was armed, and presenting his revolt
ver, ordered him to halt. lie turned,
asked what was wanted, and commenced
to fire at Kennedy, who replied with his
revolver, but it missed FIRE twice. He
however got in one shot and received
through his coat bullet from the robber
He then pursued the man to the bridge at
Writings mill The firing alarmed the
citizens and 4 posse of men Joined the
pursuit, and at Greenville, about seven
miles distant, the robbers were fifteen
minutes ahead. In entering the building
they tried ladder to reach the second
story, but finding it too short borrowed 8
sledgc from blacksmith's near by and
broke open the basement door, also the
one opening into the post office. The
clock stopped at exactly II o'clock, csus-
ed by the explosion. the safe being only
a few feet under it. The robbers fled a
small place in the side Of the safe door,
through which they blew inc powder, and
the door as well as the inside, was badly
wrecked
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
Nonresident Taxes,

IN The town Of Audover, County OF Oxford and
state Of Maine, for the year 1877.
The following list OF taxes on real estate OF
nonresident owners In the town OF Andoyer for the
wear ls77 in bills committed 10 .. A. III RGESS,
Collector OF Taxes Of sad town, on The 9Th
day OF June. 1851, has been retained by hun
10 me a. remaining unpaid on the leth day OF
June IsIe by his certificate OF that late and now
remain unpaid and notice is hereby given that II
the said taxes, interest and charges are not paid
into tho Treasury Of said town within eighteen
months from the date OF the commitment Of said
bills 90 mach OF tie real eetate taxed a. VIII De
sui,l cient 10 pay the amount due therefor inchd-
ing interest and charges, will without further
notice be sold ri public auction at FRENCH )
HOTEL, in said town, on The let day OF Jan. 1872,
III O'Clock. D. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
Non-Residenf Tnxes.
he town OF Newry, in The County Of OXfort
for the wear 1877.

IL the town OF Newry, in The County Of Oxford
for the year 1877.
The following list OF Taxes on Real Estate Of non.
resident owners in the Town OF Ncwry for
The earl 81 In bills committed 90 Levi w killgorc
Collector Of said Town, on the 18th DAY VI
June. 1877, has been returned by him TO n
remaining unpaid on the i7th. day OF June 1915,
by his certificate OF that date, and now remain
unpaid and notice is hereby given that II IN. said
axes Gul Interest and charges are not paid into
the Treasury OF the said Town. within eighteen
month, IRON the date Of she commitment ~ The
said bills, 80 much OF the real estate taxed 80
will BE- sufficient 20 pay The amount due therefor
including interest and charges WILL without fur
thcT notice. be sold NJ Public Auction, az the
store OF CALVIN BGSBEE In said Newry, on the
18th dSy Of December 1873, at one o'clock 4. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
For Severe Coughs and Hoar.snss..

PhtRdcIphia, Jan 7, IEIb.
hc-srs Seth W. Fov Ia \ Sons;
GenG6Wen-Miss S. Barns, Of l7Lh and Coates
streets, has long been sufferer from a severe
cough aud hoarSoneSs, which considered chron-
ic She was treated by some OF our most emineni
phYsloAns bet they were only able to afford her
temporary relief. lprescribed DR. WIsIAEs
BALsAm OF WILD CHERRY the use of four bottle
OF RLiSA entirely curei her, A. IL s a0w fcuT
month. since shc took the Las, Of 70. during which
lime she has had no return OF the complaint. For
the good Of suffering humanity MtAs Burns has
rcqucsted mo 10 l6y the case before the public.
Yours Truly, T. u. MoGRArR, Il. r., Drug.
gIst and Chemist S. p. Cor. 7th and Wharton s,s
~ cents and 81 bottle. sold b. al Druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
CAUTION

a IL persons are cautioned AGAINST purchasing
n either OF the following notes, ~ they were
0htained through fraudulent Representations ana
y .hOUt any consideration
One sigped by Z. H. Stearus 1Ated August d.
ISIS for 40 10, running 10 \. a GByior 60"
payable 10 one year.
Oue sigaed by Chandler swift, dated August 10
rs TO- 4 Ia3 40, running 70 same.
one signed by Emmor Rswson, dated August 10
le1s for sos. g, running 20 same,
ore signed by Columbus Richard son dated Aug
ID 1873, for Isl. 40, running " same.
One signed by Dorcss Rand John Billings ,dsted
August 81, 1915, Tor S6j.o0, running 10 same.
PARIS, Maine, Sept 10, lo1s. jw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17

HARTFORD. Sept. 9.-Died Septem-
Der %, a! his youngest sons residence,
Boston, VIM Bard, aged ninety.oue
years. lie len North Turner recently
in company OF his youngest daughter,
widow Of tho late Stephen Irish. with
whom be lived. lie formerly lived at
Hartford, being two years old when bis
father VIM. Bard moved 10 this place, as
tie first settler. Here DO lived on the
same farm more than seventy years,
good citizen and independent farmer.
His funeral was On TIE 5th, al his brother
Freemsn's. living on part OF the said
farm 81 so years Of age, and the exer-
eiseS were conducted By Dea. Cyrus
Kicker (lORg near neighbOr) according
to his request, Inferred near the remains
OF his first wife, who had borne sud help
Tear 10 manhood has five sons and i've
daughters. Ills daughter was expecting
soon 10 leave Boston for the Western
States. With her aged father. where he
had sons. daughters and grandchildren
settled.
Died in Hartford. Sept 4th. David W.
COyloss. e soldier Of 1912. aged Sc years.
Three weeks previous 10 his death, his
step-soD. LemGsl Lucus. entertained
large company OF bis friends at bis
home. The exercises consisted Of vocal
and instrumental music. speaking and
happy greeting. Widow Aaron Parsons
"a. HOpes;ill Bisboe and wife SO, widow
Daniel Parsons, IS. Thomas c. Russell
IS, Andrew Russell a enjoyed with their
old friend the Oldest person in town, this
rare mental snd physical iasst. lie was
missed at The polls to-day rs he hiss been
active IN the State snd National elections
in Town for many yesrs.-UARTFoRD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
WESTERN DISTRICT.

VIM W. Flye to Geo. W. Copp, house lot in HI
ram: Josiah Weeks to ArdeliA b Weeks. farm IN
PoTtRr; James 4. Farnhsm % VIM. G. Brooks, u.
stand In y. Lowell. Same 10 Oscar l.. Gary, farm
In y Lowell; Lizzie Clough 20 Isaac l.. Sargent,
farm in Porter; Daniel. Hill 20 Thomas Freeman,
farm in Denmark: Asa III. Walker % Marshall
Walker, rights In real estate in Fryehurg; Wn.
GsmmOn 10 Willis l.. McAllister. piece Of mead
land in Stoneham; Harrison mcNeal 20 Methodist
Church, house lot In fryeburg; Daniel Towle to
Frank Y, Towle, farm and stand In Porter Eli h
Bean 20 Jacob NJ Hatch shop lot in BTownnold:
Augustus T. Sanborn 20 John Pierce, ! farm in
Hirm: John Sutton 10 Mary A. Churchill. ct NJ
several parcels of lard in Porter; Geo. W. TowIe
81 ls 70 Msry \. Churchill OF al several pieces OF
land with buildings in Porter; Harrison McNeal
IN Francis a. Wiley house lot IN Fryeburg Pierce
A Sanbo-n tn Thomas X. Seavey CT nj store and
lot in Hiram; A. & A. Thurston 10 John +. AID.
jutant, house and lot in Browhleld Andrew p q.
Sloper to John Clark, ; lots OF land & buildings
In Hiram; Ivory Clark "a same, interest in build.
irgaa and land in HIRAM: Csc. W. Bsbb 10 Solo
mon u, Bsbb, farm n Hiram James Pearl "a 70
John Douglas 10 acres land IN Porter; Zelman
Pray 10 Dean Il. Wiley 10 acres land In Fryeburg ;
Sarah Il. Wellington 10 A. 4 Il. y. Young, 9. ale.
about 700 acres land IN Fryoburg; NJ. II. Uarr.
man q al 20 samuel A. Besrdsley, IS acres land
m Lowell; John Locke 10 Trustees New Church
Society, lot in frycburg village.
sc. HOBBS. Res'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17

East SUMNER Oxford Baptist AssO-
Citation convened with The Church -
East Sumner. or Tuesday ?. r.. the lo.h
inst. Organized by choice OF Rev. DR..
Estes for moderator and Rev. j. K.
He-r;ck, Sec'y. The annual sermon was
preached Lc Rev. j. r. Herrick. from
I Tim. I:I7. T"eme-Glory of the
gospel of Christ An aolo and spiritual
discourse. In the evening discourse
w2s delivered by L. a. Freeman Of
Buck6eld from Luke 15:18- Theme
Inc Prodigai's return. "Wednesday 3.
IL was devoted to devotional exercises
and reading letters from the churches,
p N. reports from various committees.
and discussion OF Resolves, after which
DR.. Es:es preached an able sermon from
Nat. 6:lO. Tbome-HOw Gods will
should De done on earth. Rev. w. NJ.
Halhorn Of Bethel preached in the even
ing from John 9:5. Theme-Christ the
light OF the world. Thursday 8. N.
eyotionsl exercises. reading Of journal,
business transactions and 81 excellent
discourse y Rev. Oren Richardson OF
Lineo Association, text in Mat. l4;15-
10. Before closing. DR.. Estes made
some very interesting historical remarks
on the Association. Closed at Goon.
The sessions we're largely attended, and
an excellent spirit was prevalent. Next
session at Canton 90 last Tuesday in
August. 1879. SLocUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
Real Estate Transfers.
EASTERN DfsrRlcr

j. h. Spear TO W. Edwards, ati.nd in oxford ) II
f. Martin 81 III to {. Silver land in Rumford; }
Wheeler L. i II. n ~, 6i scrrs OF land in Mason
Grove tif'. ;,rOvor o, NJ. farin IN Bethel;
Silver TOD u iiuve ct al real estate N Rumtord
s. G. C,Ie.,rn~r . &. q. Cushman, OF homestead
in Sumner; T.. dB con 10 J. Pcnley land IN Rox-
bury, II. JIetee ot al 20 o. Bartlett about q
acres OF land IN Hartford, J. Shaw TO j. E.Shaw
two lirms ia Byron; " Needham ct al TO Nj. X.
woolcotL, land in Norway A. III, Bartlett TO =. r.
Bartlett, farm IN Grafton Z. Howe TO J.. Cum
mnss, land in Norway; G. X. Hodsdon to l. I
Bryant, land in Bethel; II. NJ. Bearce ct ala 10 j.
A. Horne stand In Norway village: A. Alden 10
4. NJ, Aussn, land in Canton W. +. Wheeler 70
D. u. fall. land in Albany: A. S. sampson TO III
s. Sampson farm in Hartford; j. S. swan 10 John
Howe, land IN Bethel; S. 1hnrow t0 4. a. shaw .
stand In Buckield village; ii. A. West TO Il. y.
Whitney, land in Upton; ID; W. Purinton to r n,
Fletcher, farm in Sumner; Horny Bancroft TO II
Bancroft, land in byron. A. ssnderson 70 +. ..
Merrin, land in Norway; W. Cox ~ j.. A. Cox,
land in Norway; j. A. Bolster TO c. Crosby, land
In Norway 5, NJ. Learned 70 c. Go0ld, OF 100
acres Of land in Andover; c. A. Barker 10 +. s.
Rawson, real estate in Bethel, A. g. 7. King 70
oxford Co. Ag'l Society, land in Paris; o. Jones
10 W. Lamb stand in Oxford s. " Tracy TO heirs
or BonJ. Lovejoy, farm IN oxford; DIV. Young
10 l.. T.. Curtis, land In Greenwood; James Yates
30 j. ID. Paine, real estate In Greenwood; j. W.
Piugree ct al to K. C.Andrews .iarm in Waterford ;
A. c It. King to Norway Pine Grove Cemetery,
land in Paris, NJ A. Hanson 10 Clara NJ, Mar
land In Buckdeld; A.Colby to NJ. a. Hanson, land
Ia Roxbury; 4 Shurtlef TO ID. V Young, land in
Paris; j. ". Willis 10 same, same; 4. =. Merrill
~ T. NJ Jewell, farm In Norway; A. j. Smith 10
l.. T. Bennett, farm IN Bethel
J. STANLEY Reg'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
Tur poT-rFR INvESTIGATION,

The speci4. beat OF -Ae American u IND seems 70
lie that q odd S.-t0 investigate. We began 70
investigate in 81, and Nc nave been investigating
ever since. We Investigated the south pretty
thoroughly then, and now ,hey have caught TIE
spi-.- ar1 pro- -e On .rvc- s7te ts, irycs. ''a
that IS thoroughly NM Sr.issr, Urpvcltirec IL
yes, -a-on. always .,-:- Oh ore c-cS-s e result
The good. .he ,rue, s indicated. ard % >iur7r
az exposed Ia.s is precisely Il. reason WY
Dr. g. o.. ".sr 0-, aud 7-E-s i-e olic -
investigate ne remedial power oi ~ Fanny
Rsmr;ies. lie SLoVs lnat he tr.ai will 7lndi'A'e
euh claims lcr them sad All That hl.- beer Frit
ten 81 ,he,a uy grateful patients who have teen
restore % Lsalt- tg -ko.r use. Tine 0otden aied'
lea Discovery AMI Pleasant Pur.-aEiyC Pellets afl
the Acknowledged standard remedies O. lie az
Tor .i diseases OF he stomach and liver.
Heavy frOsts on lOWlRndS, Sunday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17

PARIs.-Our streets are full OF items.
The Unity Club, sidewalk circle and road
surveyor are laying plsnk walks about
the village. Stone crossings arc being
placed where mad Is usas.ly deepest. In
fact the village Is putting on quite . met
TUpohlan appearance.
DR.. Browns new house j. progressing
With great rapidly. Crowds watch the
worsmep. who sstonish Ihem with their
unusual expediiiO1snesS.
The Unity CLUB gave 4 very pleasant
entertainment. Wednesday evening. II
was called plum party. P.ums were
for sale and the party was plumb. Fresh
and interesting games were introduced,
which pleased young and old alike.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
Weather Report.

Temperature las I week at ! A. NJ.
Sunday, - clear; Monday, h5o foggy; Tues
day, So foggy; Wednesday, "a > cloudy; Thurs
day, "a rain; Friday, zoe foggy; Saturday,
A > CLOUDY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
PROVERBS.

"For sinking spells
Its, diZ mess, palpita'
ZION andlow spirits re =
ly on Hop Bitters."
"Read of, procure
and use Hop Bitters,
and yoU will be strong,
healthy and happy"
Ladies, do you want
to be strong, healthy
and beautiful? Then
use Hop Bitters.n
"The greatest appeti
ger, stomach, blood and
liver regulator - II o y
Bitters.n
"Clergymen Lawyers
EdItorr, Bankers and
Ladies need Hop Bit
tiers daily"
"Hop Bitters has re.
stored 70 EObriety and
heath perfect NE''--
i-un il-cnpJranvt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17

We publish the announcements in our advertis-
ing columns for pay, and seldom trouble ourselves
10 enquire 20 the qualities merits Of the wares
advertised, further than 70 assure ourselves that
they are legitimate and respectable. But when an
article performs miracles m cur midst, transform
ing the old 70 yOung, IN appearance AT least We
cannot pass IL by unnoiiced. We know Of peo-
pie who, years ago, were gray headed and VINO
now wear dark and glossy hair. How Is this a: II
evidently is LOT c0iofc, irr il rl pe5ie Jiy nat
ul4l appear nee Instead ). The har.h, Try, staring
look ha5 stained with nItiate OF silver OF other
Common hair dyes. no Z. has been restored e
lis youthful. color, lcst-e and vitality by the use
Vi that wonder Of wonders, Halls Vegetable sic
uian Hair Remover Il has many initaiors, tut
there IS nothing like It. The lest Of years onlJ
increases lie fame while .ts imitators die and arr
forgotten .- Boston Daily GLIDE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
PROVERBS.

1890 will be paid for
Q case thar Hon Bitters
will not cure or help"
"Iiop Bitters builds
mp, siren CITIZENS a n d
cures continually nom
! the first dose"
Fair skin rosy cheeks
. aud sweetest breath In
Hop Bitters-"
kidney and Urinary
4 complaints OF sll kind
cured by Hop Biuers.
! "Sour stomseh, slcl
I headache and dizziness
i Hop Bitters cures with
1 a few doses.N
4 take Hop Bitter
j three times = day an,
4 Talt wiz have no iOcTo
4 u.lis % pay.'