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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-13

4 I'LL i!;ts passed the United States
Senate admitting women 10 practice in
tue United States Supreme Court.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-13
EDITOR.

The following named pupils Of Dist.
No. s, SOmers, were neither absen.
nor tardy during the past month:
!, Grant Bulamore Charlie Bulamore,
George Flett, Robert Flett, Charlie
Flett, Johnnie Peuse, Katy Peuse, Ar
ME Peuse, Charlie Doerflinger, Mary
Herman, Lizzie Herman, Charlie Her.
man, Godfred Doerfiinger.
VIM. III. HOLMES, Teacher.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-13

The Western Division County Teach
ers' Association held a regular meet.
ing at Liberty, Salem, Feb. s, 1879. A
faithful few were present, but adj
journed till one o'clock
In the absence Of the president, the
vice president, Mr.. Griffith, called the
meeting to order with q goodly num-
Der of teachers and friends Of educ,,-
ton in attendance, and, after some re-
marks. proceeded to consider the sub.
ject Of law making. This subject was
confined to the making Of laws in the
school room and was summed up in
the following rules:
l. Never anticipate an nffense.
2. Make rules only when occasion
demands them.
3. Make the punishment natural
result Of the offense.
T. Keep all usefully employed.
Sections AZ and -, Dictionary, were
t,ien brought forward Ivy Miss Julia
MUnson and discussed in lively a, d
interesting manner.
AS lie time was quite limited, Mr.
Griffith presented the subject Noun
tdins by Is few topics uA the black
board.
Bill. II :. Flett then conducted al
exercise III Primary Reading. afte,
wt,,ci, ,''e meeting was adjou,ned Till
7:3O.
Meeting called TO orier by tho presi,
dent.
The exercises were opened By Il song
hy TIE l4lbnIty ,i.uir.
On account ot absence and non prep.
aration, Inc debating Of The question
WAS omitted ana ihe order Of enter.
tainment was as follows:
Essay-D. J. Eo"derly.
citalion-t ora Cronk.
Music--Ite MI sss Browne
Recii ion Miss Frances Tartuell
Select IONS read by MIR. Ii. s. Flett,
II. j. i;ru"u. Miss -Fusie F. Carpenter
ats. l.. 4. M:;,.3u,y.
SoUs-tl u..Ttctte.
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There was but a small attendance of
the veterans Of the TWO Constitutional
/ Conventions, al their reunion, on YES.
terday; bat those who did appear met
III the Room Of the Railroad Commits
sloner, IN the Capitol, at 2 30 o'clock
in The afternoon.
On the calling Of the roll. the follow
in, person, 5 tns Aered 10 (ntir nalue
Messrs. Moses n. strong, Charles III.
Lurkin, Theodore Prentiss, .. 7. Ham
nund, y. NJ. Carter, Andrew E E:ino1e.
ANA ID. j.. Mills. The Secretaries oi
the last meeting, Il. 4. 1enney and
David Atwood, We're present. Gen.
Simeon Mills, u member OF the first
State Senate, was also present.
The President, Hon. Morgan L. Mar
TIL, being absent, Oh, lnptiou OF 4. NJ
arttr, Hon. Moses NJ strong was
Chosen 10 preside over this lle.einu.
The Secretaries Submitted y reuoy,
OF their doln,s, III obedience to d reso-
lation III the meeting year ago, and
presented AIiel sketches Of the lives ol
al Lhr ,i>l4Oels "a t,uln CONSTITUTIONS
! CunYciI, Ions. After an examination
Oh these Shtt.ilt's, t!ey wee approved
ANA Il ntrnlU3ls:i was unanimously
"'opitu "oAl,45 I.teAvs lslnture 10 max
! pruVlStul 1uf procuring and C,i,tripu;
lhs Il il1niDri u copies of the same.
| Al rfst rit,saju' s>rtlsuM N:ts moved
III gene ii cJ.i lu.'ottllUli, the tuIluWlt,a
resOl..,i,i.A we adopted:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-13
From The Springfield Mass ] Union.
AFTER THIRTY-S SEVEN YEARS.

'i'"i ''i' 'pi'''sheiu sMass ohion.
AFIER 1 HIRT SEVEN YEARS.
Charley Ross Myste9y Cleared M AZ.
'o' '''' 1-"p' % q 4ne1'ee' y q century.
80 - CO a. ~ ~ da'Sei lh'ai
s'nf o'ie1'. ''a' recently mac It's denOue-
Hieilt' ol'e - ne i'aft'eS most interest,"
! e't ii%s ieSf'tfitt ol ihis Guy. ms
u,
al ,,ta f,a .,, IT., !,
whereabouts IL ;. ,,ny-los+ d.nybtar
sfoen lrn1o ;,4r fwpntv-. evan wars
ago. when an infant. The lady tho,oh
a resident OF Springfield for some wears
past, is Il native IF Hartford county.
Conn. and went with her husband af-
ter hex marriage. to Western New
York, which was then good deal of a
wilderness, as COMPARED with it's con-
ditiou Now. Her first child. q girl was
born there. and she was on her way 10
rtJoln her husband after Il temporary
separation. when ,ae infant was stolen
from her during q long stage journey,
and she has never seen the child since.
though. a. noted above. she has recen,.
" discovered tfat she is alive, ana iy-
ing in Wisconsin, where she il; married
and has three children.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-13

REUNION OF CONSTITUTIONAL
VETERANS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-13
SOMERS.


The weather has been remarkably
fine for the season. The JANUARY lhaw
left the roads bare 50 that wheels ,uk
the place Of sleighs tor those havin.;
ANY distance to travel. or to the lake
Towns. Here in the country, sleighs
nave been more or less in use, the
N,rti and South roads being as yet
blocked up, necesstating travel
through the lots.
On Friday evening week before last,
we had a slight snow-storm, last week
another and to-day we are having Il
Norlh-easter. Yesterday it rained a
litsle, ard this morning changed to-
sleet followed by SLOW, and continues
at the present writing
The PRESBYTERIAN SOciable and Oys-
ter supper came off us announced. The
weather being pleasant, u good ptten-
Ounce and pleasant time was enjoyed
by those present. @a
,Ei;e Melhodist one took place on
Thursday evening last. Fine weather,
moonlight evening and fair seiglling,
| will, the other attractions filled the
Town hall. The receipts at the above
| III t''ese times are quite acceptable to
the societies, and The thanks Of the
| community are due especially to the
ladies', Tor tie bounaiful provision
made.
Rev. Parsons has been preaching
AMI holding evening meetings at the
III. Il. cnulcn the past week or more.
| The price Of hogs has taken to
many an expected rise. Hogs In this
vhcinity being with very few excep-
. tons sold. the advance is not realized
| W farmers.
| Considerable grain is being ground
at the station by Hughes Bros. and
fed TO beef cattle mostly.
| John DeGrodt has sold his farm and
| is Ia move TO the Red River country
| III Dakota in the sprlny. ).
Feb. II, 70.
Tie following pupils Of the school
III Dist. No. 5, Bristol. have been Meth
ier absent nor t;sr,iy, Tor the month end
ing Feb. It'll. 1879
! Allie Dsvin, Addie Snyder, Winnie
| Bishop, Freddie Roberts, Freddie Ben.
! elicE, Ellis Roberts, Johnnie Balm
+, Hattie Epson, Willie Shepard. I.alr.
! Deylin, Willie Epson.
]. L. PETRIE, Teacher.
!! Ex-Governor Hartranft, Of Pennsyl
vania, has been appointed Postmaster
1t Philadelphia.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-13

Give ,ss a call and have your work
done to your satisfaction. Office over
First National Bank, corner Of Main
and Market Streets.
KENOsHA. WISCONSIN,.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-13
Cola CRoNK, Secretary.

i Reunion oI Constitutional Vnter-
ans Of " isconsin was Eeld at Madison,
last week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-13

The following account OF it is takel.
from the Wisconsin State journal:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30
HOW 4 LIFE WAS SAVED.

1t is not every day that pall-bearer
saves the life of the corpse. The Pitts
burg Telegraph relates how worthy cit
izen was sick unto death. He was care
fully watched by his wife and one or
two ladies. One afternoon the attending
physician said he could not live through
the day, and the sorrowing wife, with
view to having everything in readiness
for the end, held a consultation with her
friends as to the arrangements for the
funeral. The conversation was held at the
bedside Of the dying, and in a short time
all the details were arranged except the
names Of those who should be asked to be
pall-bearers. Three or four young gen.
tlemen had been selected, when the wife
said, GLOW would Mr.. So-and-So do"
"Oh, he would do nicely echoed chez
Us of friends. Hes suon a nice young
man. There was a sudden movement
under the coverings of the bed, and the
dying man slowly raised himself on one
elbow, rubbed his eyes, and said in a
weak voice: no he won't do. | amt
going to have that follow for one of my
pall-bearers. - The ladies were astonished
at this revival of the sick man, but the
wife laid him back gently on the pillows,
and said soothingly: ''Never mizd dear;
don't worry. This is sad duty which
we will have to perform after you are
gone" mo it isn't said the husband,
Grossly. That fellow isn't going to be
one of my pall-bearers. | don't like him.
l never did, and if you are going to have
him, III get well, see if don't" Again
he fell back in the bed and became uncon-
scious, but in few hours there came
change for the better Today he walks
the streets as hale and hearty as any
man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30
For the OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
ALICE.

The following lines are affectionately inscrib-
ed TO Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Denison, MI. Horace
Cole, and their families, by their friend' Mrs'
Elliot Smith.
Dear Alice is DYING o thought how appalling
From her loving lips all the roses have Ned;
she's dying step softly-the fringed lids are
closing
Der her joyous eyes-dearest Alice Is deadl
How silent the heart, whence the deepest emo
ton
Prompted words sweet as sunshine from ups
that have smiled
With the light OF their beauty, in loves sweet
devotion,
on father and mother, on husband and child.
Like tempest, when sea.waves are TRANQUILITY
sleeping,
That dashes to spray the huge waves by its
breath,
Thus came this deep sorrow. DER our bosoms
leaping.
And scattering to dust our bright treasures
10y Death.
Her slumbcr is peaceful, be silent, yc mourn
ersl
Hush all your heart -throbbings Of anguish
nor weep,
she walks with the angels. while we, sad So
journers.
Are walking to meet her, when We fall asleep
o God. our Heavenly Father we ask In our
blindness,
why mother so precious Thy hand did not
save
To cherish her darlings with mother.love kind
ness;
Why darllcn their path with that dear moth
ers grave?
Was it that theirlifcs sun so brilliantly shining
Might hide from their sight the Heaven glory
above.
That Thou. who art ever in wisdom designing
Our good, didst let fall this dark shade
through much lover
Then, rricfcloud Of darkness thou angel OF
sorrow.
Wen clasp thy dark mantle OF love DER our
breast.
TIL Faith, Hope, AMI Trust shall Hume each
tomorrow,
And we, by their light, see tho land OF our
rest
when summer uufolds by her son-mlling show.
cys.
Junc's royal red roses, meet cmblcms OF love-
The sister Hcbckahs will Irvine the typchowcr-.
In memory of thee, with the peaceful white
dove.
Long. long will the green pines, above thy
grave towering.
Rrcathcmus responsive TO mourncrs below.
From ;hcir vcrdant branches the roin-tcars
down showcrlng,
VIII fall on thy grave as sad cmOlcms OF
woe
Norway. pee Z. ls1g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30
STILL ANOTHER
Important Discovery e.!
Nature Again DlscIosss Her Secrets Tor the
Rsnedt OF Mankind.
How the Suffering may find Relief.
GOOD C-stS TO AL AFfuC150
Cures ETsctsd by the
81 A W Al A n
CATARRH REMEDY !
a Disagrssabls Disease Avoided and Cured
by IT. use.

The recs. %. ior uak'n- ems Uu>uEHfri REM.
EuN va u..a.Ht. .E james u. Peavey. while .V-
ma iu fIUuo.uls HaWa. al Island where hl .C- l.,
et .Or more than twelve rtar-.
Nr. Peavey. 90 char r..r. wl- suffering iruu cA-
tarr1. and with MANY doubts OIL to thr curative
proTer,ie- c' tl.s remedy Do com 'ouricd d small
quantity aIl BEGAN tu use a- directed. To Dis -.r-
prise ANA .F Ua Sound f.. vf sit.r tr. ar-t t-a..
an JOB short slime te Was entirely ru-..
NJ Peavey afterwards t-t Tbs remedy -u .r
sua. quantities arI -.'t .nI --yr 10 away Oh n.s
friends au nos ul... recently a., .c cont t1tei Poo
have % prep lru| ar. Thoroughly introduces. tl -.c
world
asure relief and cusei'r Csta-r1 .a i,s rcr-.
forms
one lizl cf che remedy I- .,- ts-t ,e,,mou. I'D.
Slrc rc. 20 D. within tfC reach uf All. W Do are VII.
ink g. give 90 single trIa'.
To I- harm. .-s. ccryCr eng OBJ cake a- amy trt.
ST. lt- good effects age sure -l be- i.- l- soon a-
ttH uut..F applied.
Il.- entirety different from ans ..ler -ruT .0
the market, .- every particle i- dissolved s- soon
a. F. comes .r contact with tle d,.i.at, ututrAr-
QUE c04trc- rlat line -Ie ua-a. passages. acting
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DO not DELAY another .a.. Duo send d. Genie ANA
90 lala a sample loN D.. It-uru mai.
49, lr sale tF al urussist-.
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A TROUBLESOME WITNESS.

81 u,,., p, know Nm - In
,.-r,,,,..5 Hubbard. 81 wan, TO know on
which side of yogr house the |. is. north.
s,,,b c,., mp west"
IL n, ,bis s;I, " rcnl;.d the lady.
,,o,;,r;,,., with brr hand
son The cas-, side"
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ILL d.. ,,;.,.s. c,,c,r,s.ir, her I'm,
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IA, ~. .c.n +, MANY 4 time and
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49, ..C.n. como Mrs in,errup,-
"a .ra5er Croncr. tell the gentleman
,,bc-c ,Ic ! ~ yonr is situated"
.IT,,.r', bccn telIino him lust AS
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w. +. III. / s;,p,tcd:" said Hpb-
hard DESPERATELY.
"Ri,i, in the lot. back against the
end of the house
"Wil! youanswer nv question :" shout
e5 the aH.blc Captain. running up hi,
hair In desperation
..What question:"
Il, the / on the east, west. north or
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LATER.
sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Not only promptly arrests the corrodi'y dhchargss
Ia .tarrR hrt ry sympathetic action 70 restores 20
sound health III the organs az thc hr1l that nNyo
become ancctc by %, aud exhibit any Of the ioNoR-
ing affections.
Defective Eyes SHIT. Unframed ond i1.'rry
Ey.s. Painful and WntrrN Eye, Los OF
Hearing EnraChc. Neuralgia Of tin Ear,
Discharge from the Far, Ringing Nois's
in the Head, Dizzincs-, Nervous Head
nchc, Pains In tho Temples, Loss OF tho
Senses of Taste and Smell. Elongntion Of
the Tvuln. Inflammation OF tic Tonsilsi
Putrid Snrc Throat. Tickling or Hacking
Cough. Bronchitis. and Bleeding Of tho
Lungs.
Zach package contains nr Sanford Improved
Inhalag Tube, with ig., sal Cnuiu.J prepared ai.
rcctous for use 81 al cases Price. 81. fuF sal "
III rtricsaie and rrtal dugg.sfs anil felirrs
thronghoutths Tuitci states an 9 1raf.-. w tisA
4 POfTEl, G~au-al Agents a-4 Wholesale Drug
glsts Bof.nn. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30

Rev. George Il. Thayer, an OLD citizen Of this
vicinity known 10 every one as most influential
citizen. and Christian Minister Of the NJ E.Church
Jasl this moment stopped into our store 70 say i
wish every body 10 Know that consider that both
myselfand wife owe our lives 20 Shloh's Consump-
lion Cure" I, is having tremendous sale over
our counters and Il giving perfect satisfaction IN
AN cases OF Lung Diseases, such as nothing el &c
has done. Dr.. Matchett 4 France.
Bourbon, Ind, Nay IS, IS.
sold by A. VI. GERRY, SO. Paris, and all
other Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30
LYDIA l.. PINKHAN'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

B., u positive core iortho.c painful complaints and
N,akut--t- peculiar GO women. j. restores llr
blood CD i'- natural condition, directs tie vital
power Alright. Irt Etsyu- The Wurc. c- 90 the uIrr
us. ans If,- 10 into place. and give, 10 tone and
strength 30 that The cure IS radical and eutirc u
strengthens the back AMI Iclt.- region. 10 give
trUe o. fLc whole nervous system; 70 restores lis
placed organs 90 their natural position. THAI feel
iuc O. bearing down, cuu-inc pain. weight and
htEIarlc, i- alEay- permanently cured by use.
Thepa.ieuts who could before walk hut few steps
anI Rt. great pain. eau-ailyr DO" us' of tii- rem
oty walk several miles without discomfort. u per
mcafcs every portion 0i the system and gives new
lite and yfgIr. 10 removes Dyspepsia. fautue-- ,
Fl4ultucl. destroy, a,i craving for stimu.ant-,
and relieves weakness Of tte stomach. 10 VIII
care entirely the worst forms 90 Failing % the u Z.
trl-. LtucoTrhrl. Painful Men -truat axiom, luham-
nation or Liberation. guIaitics. t.ocdngs etc.
For The cure of Kidney Complaints Of either sex
tti- compound i- unsurpassed.
I. b. impossible Tor woman. after a faithful
course OF treatment wiki This med ciL. 20 continue
70 nave weakness II the uterus, and thousands oi
women today cherish grateful rcmembrances II
the help derived from the use OF this remedy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30

CAUSE AND EtFcr.-The main cause OF
nervousness is indigestion. and that IS
caused hv weakness OF the stomach. NO
one can have sound ueryeS and good health
without using Hop Bitters 20 strengthen
the stomach. purity the blood. and keep the
liver and kidney active. 90 carry off all the
poisonous and waste matter of the system.
See other column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30
Icpislatiye Notice.

THE undersigned hereby give public notice that
i they will present petitions TO the next Legis-
azure for acts with the following titles
]. An act TO incorporate the Howard Pond Res
eryoir Company.
,. An act 10 prevent the throwing of refuse mat
ter in the stream leading from Howard's Pond 70
The Andres coggin River, in the town OF Hanover.
ISAAC BAGNALL, et. ais.
Hanover, Dec. Is, 1879
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30
To Inventors and Mechanics.

PATENTS and how TO obtain them. Pamphlet
Of sixty pages free, upon receipt Of Stamps Tor
Postage. Address
GILMORE, SMITH 4 Co.,
Solicitors or Patents, Boz 81,
n6-tf WsSAsnSfon, d, e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30
TRUNK R. R,
Winter Arrangem.nt.

Winter Arrangement.
On and alter Oct. Is, and until further notice,
trains will run as follows:
GOING WEST.
Express trains for Lewiston, will leave Portland
at Z 10 ~ 40 and 10 y. For Quebec, Mon
treal and the West, leave Portland al 80 y. m,
Lewiston al , :02 p. M, South Paris 80 p m
and GOrham al 8 90 p. m.
Local trains for GOrham leave Portland at 80
a. m. and 10 p. M, South Paris at 10 - a. m and
Mixed for Island Pond leaves Gorham at 80
p. m.
GOING EAST.
Express trains for Portland leave Lewiston AZ
100 and IL 10 a. m - OF and IS p m. For Port
land Lewiston and Boston leave Island Pond At
rs am Gorham AZ 3 :05 am. South Paris at 10 As
a
Local for Portland leaves GorhAm at as a. m,
and South Paris at :05 a. m.
Mixed for Portland leaves Gorham at 10 20 a.
m, South Paris at 30 p. m.
Mixed for GOrham leaves Island Pond at II 90
m. j. HICKS0N. General Manager.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30

II man whistles I'm the street as if he
were calling dog from three 10 seven
men win stop suddenly and look about
them l. Darwin r.ght:-Nsr York NlU
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$4,000 GOLD
FOR A BETTER REMEDY!
New Trial Size, 10 cents.
sons and Daughters OF Adam, use
AdamSon's Botanic BalSam


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The children like d, and they tell
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More tran 500 600 Bottles SOD, ard rot failure set
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AnsUu T.. VI .rriil. cN Governor 81 Maine Mrs COL
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30

Albert Edwards bottcr-balf deal bet
ter. too. calls che traces OF Times course
ou her brow the prints OF Wales.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30

This Preparation Has Won reputation
TnknOwn 20 Any other Article, for the
Cure and Prevention OF these Diseases.
Read the Following Interesting state
ment of this Discovery t.
celery has only come into public notice within
the last few wears a. nery inc, but scientific CN.
perments and experience have proved beyond A
doubt that % controls nervous irritation ana peri
odic nervous and sick headache 10 q marked &c
gree ..
All, CttAMoNILE. which has been but recently IN
troduccd 10 the profession and Che PUBLIC hf my
self has produced such marvellous rc-ul~ in cur
ing nervousness and headache, and cspccally
nervous and sick headaches neuralgia 'nt cosiion,
and s,culc.- that 10 has excited puhlc atten-
ton and newspaper comments. AMI il'f,infc,i
give the following Information to fhc public 10
avoid answering huntrcds -! letters - Inquiry
about them:
NV Celery and Chamomnc Pills, for the cure Of
headaches and nervousness, are prepared under
my supcrvs ion ami intended expires SIS 90 cure
headaches neuralgia. Indigestion. slCtpIcssuces
snd nCryOus ness, aud vii cure any ca-c whore nc
organic disease Of the brain or spinal cord exists
Hundreds of cases OF many years sieudrg have
btru cured. No matter hoW chronic Hr uN innate
the case NAV Be, permanent cure tH 'rHiy ccf'
tam. This statement is made after years oi cNr,-
rgucc IN tacr use no the general pa icc 'I "ell.
cine,
These pills are also valuabif Tor school DhIl'len
who suffer from nervous headaches. rtH-fl uN an
ovtrworkcd brain IA their studies and for tl class
e. OF hard bra Work crs "a h'-C ofCrisNro nervous
center. need pair and ISOLATION. N,rvcu- trcuur,
xeaknc.- and pArlly sis are beng DAD. cured by
these pills. They correct cosi'fcnc->i hn' are not
purEstyc.
DIRECTIONS on each box. Price 81 c'ui.. or x
bottles Tor A. jl postage free 90 ans address No
order allied unless accompanied nv tte money.
FOR sale bv alI wholesale su retail druggists. De
not leo Nofth Eutaw street Baltimore, M.
&. W. BENSON, 81. u.
PARSONS. BANGS y CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
~ a. no Middle Str,ei. PORTLAND. MINE
GENERAL AGENTS.
FoR SALEEY Geo. r. Wilson and 4 VI Gerry,
s. Paris. Al. Rowe. Noway, ;. y Raw son,
Eurkuc.d. 20. .. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30
State of Maine.

LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby publicly given, that petit.
IN ion will be presented TO the next Legislature
for an act Of incorporation tor the purpose OF es-
tablishing a Toll Bridge across the Andr0scoggln
River, at some point place within the limits Of
the town of Canton, in the county of oxford and
State aforesaid.
PER ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Canton, Maine, Dec. Is, 1879.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30

The nimblc sixpence Of our forefathers
must have been made of quicksilver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-30

For lame back, side OF chest, use Shiloh S
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Sold 10y
4. NJ. GERRY, South Paris, and all other
druggists.