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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-12

and Indifferent told the other team to
take the first innings. So they went at
it, the whole $50, praying around the al
tar, very hopeful and doing their level
best. They prayed an hour-two hours
three hours-and so on, till plumb noon.
1t wasn't any use; they hadn't took a
trick. Of course they felt kind of asham'
ed before all those people and we'll they
might. Now, what would magDanimou'
man do? Keep still wouldn't he ? What
did Isaaa do? lie graveled the prophets
Of Baal every way he could think of. Says
he, You don't speak loud enough; your
gods asleep, like enough, or may be he's
taking a walk you want to hOllsr' you
know-or words to that effect don't
recollect the exact language. Mind,
don't apologize for Isaac; he had his
faults"
"Well, the prophets of Baal prayed
along the best they knew how all the at
ternoon, and never raised spark Al
last, about shutdown, they were all
tuckered out, and they owned up and
quit"
what does Isaac do now He stops
up and says to some of his friends there
Pour four barrels of water on the altar :
Everybody was astonished for the other
side had prayed at it dry, you know, and
got whitewashed. They poured it on.
Says he, 'Heave on four more barrels.
Then he says, 'Heaye on four more
Twelve barrels, you see, altogether. The
water ran all over the altar, and down
the side, and filed up trench around IT
that would hold couple Of hOgsheads-
measures it says | reckon it mears
about a hogshead. Some of the people
we're going to put on their things and 90.
for they allowed he was crazy. They
didn't know Isaac. Isaac knelt down
and began to pray he strung along and
strung along, about the heather in distant
lands, and about the sister churches, and
about the state and country at large, and
about those that's in authority in the gov
eminent, and all the usual programme,
you know, till everybody got to thinking
about something else, and then, all Of a
sudden, when nobody va. noticing,he outs
with a match, and rakes it on the under
side of his leg and puff up the whole
thing blazes like house a6re Twelve
barrels of water? Petroleum, sir, petro-
leum that's what it was 80
Petroleum, captain ?"
"Yes. sir; the country was full of 1t.
Isaac knew all about that You read the
Bible. Don't you worry about the tough
places. They amt tough when you come
to think them out and throw light on them.
There amt thing in the Bible but what
is true all you want Is to 20 prayerlt lily
to work and cipher cut how'i was done"
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The Escape OF An,,n oniG.

The most volatile but the best part OIL
the manures about the homestead, and is
in a great measure, the cause of the strong
odor from stalls, barnyards, sinks, and
privie., In the stable bedding of dry
muck, couple OF feet thick, will arrest
and imprison the fugitive, while slight
covering of leaves or straw will keep the
animals unsoiled on lying down at night
The foulest stable will lose It's pupgent
odor in a few minutes if oyerlaid with
fine muck or pulverized peat. Dry, and
especially burnt, clay broken fine, common
ground plaster and sawdust, are excellent
absorbants, The excrement- should be
removed daily, and the litter, say once =
fortnight,or as soon as it is saturated with
urine. Riches have wings Is an old
saying applicable to manu.al wealth, and
from every barnyard many 4 dollar flies
of into the air every year unncticed save
by the nose, and I'm fortunately the nasal
warnings are seldom impressive enough
to induce the farmer to take ordinary pre-
cautions to detain the feeting treasures. -
Rural New Yorker.
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state Of Maine.
south Paris, Sept. {, ISL.

OXFORD, SIS:
To the Honorable Justices OF the supreme Ju.
dicial Court next to be begun ami held at Paris
within and for the County OF oxford on the
second Tuesday Of March \. u ls's.
NLARA T., BRAY OF Rumford IN our County
OF oxford, wife of James Z. Bray formerly
OF Fall River In the County OF Bristol and Com
monwealth OF Massachusetts, but now In parts to
your libellant unknown respectfully gives thls
Honorable Court 10 be Informed that she was law
fully married 10 the said James L. Bray AT Milan
in the County OF Coos and State OF New Hamp-
shire bv Rev. George e, NOycs minister OF the
gospel ON the 18th day of June \. ID. 1870, aud
that she has had by the said James Z. two child
rem who arc now living viz Stella +. aged SIX
years and George X. sged four years-and your
libelant AYERS that after their said IN mage sue
and the said James {. lived together a. husDand
and wife Of Gorham in the state OF New Hamp'
shire until July 1871, that they then removed 10
Fall River in the state OF Massachusetts, where
they lived together until February lo.5, when he
left as will more fully hereafter appear, ana that
OF the fifteenth day OF July a. u. le'b che re-
moved TO said RumfOrd where she has since resd
ed-and your libellant AYERS that she has always
behaved herself a. a faithful and dutilu wife To-
ward her said husband. yet he, eItIcIy regardless
OF his married duties and covenants, soon aites
their marriage became cross and mOrosc 10 your
ltbclant, and INDUCED in frequent bursts oil Nlo-
lent passion, and A. such times ne frequently UeAt
bruised struck and kicked your iOellant. lnluring
her to such an extent that she carried the marks
upon her person tof long time, AZ times sinking
her with such force TO fell her to the hoOr, en-
daugerBg her lie ana lmDs-AIt4 your llDc4iAAN
ayers that he neglected her in times OF sickness
and ais, neglected properly to provide for her
and her children and that IN the month oil req
ruAry 1876 he lett your lihelant aud declared his
intention 10 10 10 Virginia Chyi Nevada, thet Tor
a short time thereafter she heard from him, thar
she has heard from him but once since TIE month
Of May 1870. that she has tried every way posi-
bic 10 obtain tidlngs OF his whereabouts, but has
been unable 10 do so since july 1917 lo7i that De
has failed furnish support for her or her child
rem, and that she has been obliged 10 rely upon
her friends tor support and maintenance, sellin :
out her furniture In Fall River and removing 10
her fathers house In Rumford-and your ibellsnt
AYERS that she has used due and reasonable dili-
gcncc to ascertain The present Whereabouts oil the
said James &. Bray, 10 order that this libel might
be served on him, but Is unable 30 10 DO. where
fore iuasmuch a. u would be pre- per, conducive
10 domestic harmony, aud consistent with the
peace and morality Of society, your lbc!lAnt
prays this honorable Court 10 decree divorce
from the bonds OF matTimony between her and
her said husband and that tue care and custod!
Of the minor children may be committed 10 her.
Dated January -, ISIS.
CLARA T.. BRAY.
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The tune the old COW died on must
have been written in beei-fat.
The man you can have TO work on a
farm for nothing and board himself, just
about earns his wages.
Great thinkers are not apt to be
great whistlers. When a man can't think
of anything he begins to whistle.
One of the new stamps for beer kegs
is vignette of George Washington.
This is an insult to the memory of good
man. Beer never "put head"on Wash
ington, and Washington's head should
never be put on beer.
Three thousand stars are visible 10
the naked eye. Countless millions are
revealed by the telescope. Some are so
remote that their light, travelling at the
rate of 100000 miles a second, cannot
arrive at our little planet in less than
$4,000 years.
One of the tenderest acts Of kindness
perpetrated by the churches at Christmas
time is to feed poor children on candy,
bought at eighteen cents pound, and
when the little cherubs die with their
stomachs full of marble dust-tendered to
them by economical pastors as sugar, and
eaten by the innocent lambs with all the
simple faith and exuberant appetite of
their age-they will go aloft carrying
with them, as it were, their own tomb.
stones.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Alonzo Lowell OF Hiram Ia the
w County OF oxford and state Of Maine on
the twcnty.eighth day OF July \. ID. 1876, by his
mortgage deel Of that date, recorded 10 Oxford
County Registry oi Deeds. book %, page 9l5, con
ye,ed 10 Mari n O'Brion OF Cornish IN the
County OF York and State Of Maine, the following
described real estate 10 wit: certain lot or
parcel OF land situated in said Hiram and bound
cd as follows VIZ :-nOrtherly by land OF w m Col
ton ID eastcriy los Clement Il. GilpatTick's land
southeriy by land of said fitzpatrick aud e. \.
anu Mary j. Fowler: sOutherly by land owned
by the heir, Of John Merriheld, also clump
white pines adjoining above described land,
and whereas the conditions OF said mortgage
having been broken b. non.psyment OF the sum
specified in certain note bearing even date
We hereby give notice o.!
aid breach and that by reason thereof we claim
a foreclosure OF said mortgage in accordance
with the provisions OF the statate made aud pro
vded. MARX O'BRlON.
Cornish, Jan. 10, ls7s. j293w
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srArE M MAINE-

OXFORD, SIS supreme judicial Court IN Va
cation Auburn, January -, \. ID ISIS
Upon the foregoing Libel Ordered, mat the
Libcllant give notice 70 the said James G. Bray
10 appear before the Justice Of our supreme Ju-
dicial Court 10 be holden at Paris within and Tor
the County OF oxford on the second Tuesday OF
March A ID. ls1S, BY publishing an attesIed copy
OF said libel and this order thereon three week,
successiysly In the Oxford DemOcTact news
baper printed in Paris ia our County OF OXFORD
the last publication 20 be three weeks AZ least
prior to said second Tuesday ct March that be
may there and then in our said Court appear and
show cause, II anv he have, Why the prayer Of
said Libellant should not be granted.
CIV. WALTON.
Iu-tce OF the sup. Jud Court.
4 true copy Of the Libel and Order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT. Clerk.
sayagc & Hale Atly's l0r I.IbellAnt.
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OXFORD, IS AT q Court Of Probate held al
Paris within and for the County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday of January, A. ID. 1873,
ON the petition OF WILLIAM II. HEMlNG-
~ WAY, Guardian OF Ada +. and villa ID. Bry-
ant minor heirs of Jarius 5. Bryant, late Of Rum.
ford In said County, deceased, praying for license
TO sell and convey the interest OF his said wards
in and 10 the JaiTus S. Brya farm sO-called and
situated on Bird Hill called IN Bethel at an adj
yantageous Offer OF two hundred thirty three dol
lars and thirty three cents:
Ordered, Thatthe said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing an abstract
said petition with thi- order thereon 10 be pub
lishei three weeks successfully in the Oxford
Democrat printed NJ Paris that they may appear
at q Probate Court 10 be held al Paris in said
County on the third Tuesdas ~ Mar. next, at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon aud shew cause " any they
have why the same should not be granted.
a H. WALKER, judge.
A true copy attest III. G. DAVIS, Register.
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Hills Manual.

\ guide % Correct wgi.aS, showing Row 90
express written thought. Plainly, Rapidly, Ee-
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Ing, epist, larry Correspondence, Note. OF Invita-.
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Forms, with eNpina ions. 4 Dictionary OF II 90
Synonymous Words; Short Hand Writing Duties
OF Secretaries, Parliamentary Rules. Writing Pc
stry Ard 50 pieces Of the bes selected Poetry and
many other tilugs TOO numerous 20 mentioe here
rrof. Hill. who has long been a successful Teach
er ID some Oi our best business colleges prepared
thls book with especial reference 20 supplying a
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- 90 ions 4ZiJuO 10 tle short time since is pub
nesISo shows more than words can tell how 10
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Lber own education. No young man can AFFORD
70 be without lt-snd t is equally as valuable 10
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CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

such a. sor,. wcai. irfnmcd. Red, and Watery
Fyesi liberation rad Inflammation Of the lars
Rngins No.scs RI the Head. sore Throat; tlongN
don on The Tvu'1 and Swellcd Tonsilsi Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, % zzilcss, Cloudcd Memory,
Loss of Nervous Force Depression or Spirits are
All carefully and scientifically treated with thls
randy according 10 direction which accompany
each 6oitlc. or viii be mailed to any address on
'SFxsS naekage contains Dr sAuford's Improved
fnhAiirg Tube. With nll directions for use Ia AL
case. Price Sip. Sold by all wholesale and 10,
ian Drugsis,s throughout the UEited states and
Csna4As' WTTEs Z POTTER. General Agents
ard Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Mass
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VEGETTNE-
What ~ Needed.

BOSrON, Feb. Is 1871.
n. K. SIEyENS, ESc.
DsrT About one wear since found mvself
in feeble condition. rom general debility. NEGL-
TIM VS. strongly rccouu rEdCt to me ht friend
who had been benefited bv is Use / procurtt
The article and are Us ag -everal notte--w1- re-
stored q health and "a .,cont nuCt lt- use. lrtl
quite con fdeut that ;hcrc is no medicine super os
70 10 for those complaints Tor which 70 if eeiee4t'F
prepSred. and would chccrfullv recommend 10 %
those who fee tLat they need something 10 restore
them 90 perfect health,
Respectfully yours, L. L. PETIENGILL'
Firm or :. VI. Pettoug,l \ Co,
No. 10 state ST, Boston.
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CLARA T.. BRAY.


ANDROSCOGGIN, IS January q, 1875.
Personally appeared Clara Z. Bray above
named and made oath that she has used due and
reasonable diligence 20 ascertain the present
place OF residence or whereabouts OF TIE
said James {. Bray and is unable 10 And the
same. Before me,
l.. II. HUTCHINSON.
Justice Of the Peace.
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Freedom Notice.

NJ HEREA> my daughter. Jane " Clemons
w has LEFT my home without prOvocaiIon, !
neIspy fiFe aer her time 20 act and trade for her
sci. al persons Sre forbidden % trust OF harhor
her on M account, as shall nc claim her cam
nss pay her debts, or be responsible for her con
duet after this date.
WILLIAM II. CLEMONS
Mitness-LLEwELLYN y. WADswORTH
Hiram, Jan. 30, ls7s. t5-sw.
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VEGETINE
Safe and Sure.

Mr.. n. r. STEVENS.
In lS7e your VEGErINE was recommended 20
me, and Yielding 70 the peTsuasiOns Of 4 lfienu,
consented 10 ry t. NJ the time was suffering nom
general debility and nervous prostEaton, superih'
duced bv OverwOrk and irregular habits. It's Won
Cerful strengthening and curative properties seem
I'd % affect nv debiliiated system iron the Irss
dose and under is persistent use Rapidly re,
feeling since then have not hesitated 90 give
VEGErINE ms most unqualified Endorsement, as
being a safe. sure, and powerful ageCt IN promot-
ing health and restoring the wasted IS stem 10 new
life and energy. NEGETINE Is the only medcire
l use; and A. long a. live never expect 10 ma
. better,
Yours truly. WI. CLARK.
10 Monterey street, Allegheny, Penn.
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Prioe. % Cents.
AK for COLLINS voLrMc PLASTER.

sold By all Wholesale and Retail Dragsso
throughout The Vr!ici siite' and 'anada' ana "
wEEKs L TOTT -. r--.-' tors. Boston NA'N
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

vital weakness or depressioni weak ex.
hausted feeling, no energy or courage: the result
of Mental over-work Indiscretions eI-
cesses, or some drain upon the system, is always
cured by Humphreys Homeopathic Speci-
nc No. IS. 1t tones up and invigorates the sys'
TEN, dispels the gloom and dependency, imparts
strength and energy,-stops the drain and reju.
yenstes the entire man. Been used twenty years
with perfect success by thousands. Sold by deal
ers. Price 90 per single vial, $500 per pack
age of i've walls and $500 vial of powder. Sent
by mail on receipt OF price. Address Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Medicine Company
los FULTON ST., NEW YORK.
January s,ls77. "
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VEGETINE.
Her own Words.

BALTIMORE, MD, Feb ID. Isl.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS.
Dear Sir,-Since several years have got sore
and very painful foot. had some pny siciAns, gu.
they couldn't cure me. Now have heArd o. louI
VEGETlNE frOm lady who was sick long time,
and became al well from your NEGEflNk, anu
went and bought nae one bottle OF NEGkIlNEi anu
AFTER had used one bottle. the pains ieit me, anu
n began to heal and then bought one other bottle,
and 50 take il yet. thank God or this remedy
and yourself; and wishing every sufferer may pay
attention 20 IL. IL is a blessing Tor health.
MRS. c. kRABE, as West Baltimore street
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~ kA3bAskasu not easily earned III these hard
W. " /rimc-. bus 70 can be made f1 three
an 4 month, d. -uy ore of either sex,
XII 10 ans part of the country, WHO'S
willing 20 work steadily a. the
employment that We furnish. e. per week IN
your Own Town. You need not De- away from home
over night You can give your Whole time % the
work, or only our spare moments. We have
ASents who are making over 80 per day. AL who
engage az once can make 10 Huey fast Attbepre,-
snitimc money cannot tt made 50 easily ami rap
tdly az any othc- bu.u ness Itcosts nothing tOtry
The business Terms and : ouidt free. Address
~ once. N uALLErr 3 90. PAr:LAnI. Ne. IN
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n AGENTS WANTED FoR-THE n
ORIENTAL W0RLu
Y ,on~as tul Description % southern Russia Turkcy
k<ypt. Sr~ess. Aslz Aiaor. The Holy Land. stc
Ll1s'-.e! a. "a 200 tne Engraytnss rhls b. ths cav
THE UQr ill EiirODe.

his grGnd rev vork i tie resIl; % Rectnt an Ern
ave i-avci al &c countries uar1s1 10 Il a .r- -rI
tnsy oaek-tle oNtr enc on the 81 sc;-ani ts- s-s
81 seng ever pl1i h.t- Our Arrct sod 20 cnte-
ne Es a1F. another. o. In tsrt tnrtas- RI r
o. toAstsiT As-nsA Goa m 90 tha CHI cta-.
- lAhe money Qrcrt1 ul 20 .uf ft-e Nru Is Eru-
Tine send f1r oar IKEA lers O. A-r-ts aas O. ~ -t-
sc- paon - t1 --saf~ok and Judge I'll tfe.. Address
A ID. HoETuIssroE 4 Co. Plbishers. Ha-tf.-t C.ar.
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VEGETINE
The Best Spring Medicine.

CHAKLE>rONN.
II. X. STEVENS.
Dear Sir This Is 10 certify that have uoed
your Blood Preparation tn my family for sew
ersi years and think that for Scrolula or CSnker-
Gus Humors or Rheumatic affections 10 cannot be
excelled and a. a blood purifier and spring med.
icine it l. the best thing have ever used, and
have us,d almost every thing 1 can cheeriully re-
commend i 10 any one In need Of such tnedl-
cine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. 4. bINSMORE, 70 Russell Street
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10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo. p. Boqert, Bristol, Ri

Messrs. wExXs& PorTSr: Gentlemen, Feeling
RIpicaL Ct.EE BON { krAKRH. am induced TO drop
Won a line 70 lay that although have been ecep.
Teal Of AL the Eo-trLus advertised "a "radlcM
cures" have never found anything that promises
such relief and u.timAtr cure n that OF Ss.roEDs.
1 have hecn afflicted " III this dreadful disease
for more than ten years. and not until recently
eouid 1 be Induced - pCr-cyere with any until
Rad tho letter u Mr.. Henry WELLS, and can
truihfuy say that aitcr using I've or SIX Oottles
ties Honinr tho' Others similarly afhicted ike
rnyscif will DC indUc 10 make the trial, ann gen
Iemen, very truly. etc. THO. /. BOGkbI.
pRIsroL, l. l., Juiy q. ISL.
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Admini,trators' Sale.

DURSUAST TO a license from the Hon. Judge
i of Probate for.the County OF oxford shall
sell at public sale az her homestead IN fAri' on
SATURDAY the second day OF March next at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon. all the right, title and IN
terest which Flora A. Harmon, late OF sald Paris.
had at the time Of her decease TO any and all real
estate IN the County OF oxford.
HERRlCK y. TUELL, Admir-.
Paris, Jan. 25th. ISIS. 2SSw
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100 slOj %
And stllman LIttlehale OF Riley Plantation, j.
appointed agent a. Aforesaid, and - required 70
give bond a. aforesaid.
Attest JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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test" JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk
Upon Township No. 5, Range /, for purpose OF
repairing the County Road In said Township, the
sum OF One Hundred and Forty seven Dollars

And y W. Bennett OF said Township 40. 3,
Range /, - appointed agent A. Aforesaid, and -
required TO give bond Aforesaid.
Attest - JAMES ). WRIGHT, Clerk.
Upon Riley Plantation, for the purpose Of re-.
pairing the road through said Plantation the sum
OF One Hundred and five Dollars is assessed as
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Upon Fryeburg Academy Grant, for the pur.
pose OF repairing the only County Road In said
Grant, the sum OF Fifly-seyen Dollars and ioIty.
H.. - a u. II.Ar.
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VEGETINE.
All Have Obtained Relief.

SurrH BEBvICR, NE, Jan. l., Isl.
II r. STFVEN> kSg.
Dear Sri have had dyspepsia 10 us worst
form for the last Gen wears. and hHve taken huni-
reds OF lars worm of medicines thout obtain
ing anv relief Ia september last commenced
taking the NEGETTNE. since which tune ms hr1.;f
has steadily improved. NJ food 1lScsts well aud
have gaiuei dfteeu pounds ut te-h. There aIc
several others ~ this place takiug NEGEriNE, and
AL have obtaineL relief
Yours truly, THOMAS r. MOORE,
Overseer OF Card Room, Portsmouth Co.'S Mills.
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UpOn the remainder OF said Township
after deducting the farms aud lots above
described and the lands in said Town
ship reserved tor public uses, estimated
az ii 100 acres, valued at 5000 and sup
posed 10 be owned by Cross Emery, 10 "
sI52 -
And Henry W. Dunn OF Andover North Sur
plus, is appointed agent and is required 10 give
bond a. aforesaid.
Attest JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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Fences.

TIL. f. the captain, own mistake.
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CATARRH
NEvER-FAILlNG RELIEF
AFFORDED BY
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.

ITlsA fact that cnn DC suhstantiated by the most
J. respectable testimonials ever offered 10 favor
OF any proprietary medicine, that the RADICAL
CrRE roR { ArANRH does IN every case anord In
slant and permanent relief. No matter OF how long
standing, or how severe the disease tue LIst aose
sives anh evidence Of ia value In the treatment Of
Catarrhal affection that confidence ~ Al once Ielt
IN ia ability 10 do all that IA claimed Tor ~ The
Testimony % physicians. drnrgiis and patients u
unanimous Oh ms point, and the Accomplishing
svifrnce "a In point q respectahillty superior 10
any ever Nrfort obtained In favor OF a popular
remety. The proprictors, therefore, may Justly
feel proud Of the position thisremedy has attained,
snd believe Il worthy Of ~ repuiation.