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tt RI MATTERS.
North PARIS.
2l2 81.

The wonderful performance OF the bay
gcldiug st. julien at Oakland Park, Cali
tonia. in trotting a mile in PIP 81
make, him the king of the trotting
turf The Spui Of tie Time, pub
fishes the following description Of st.
julien:
His sire is Volunteer, after RySdyks
Hamblctonian the greatest OF trotting
proccnitors, and his dam by Sayrcs Harry
CLAY. He was foalcd in 1869, and is
now ten years old In height he is 1873
hands, and is an almost counterpart IN
appearance to his brother in blood Bo-
dine. having the of-hind foot and the
near tore-toot white. and patch OF white
In tine face. When a tour-yCar-old this
horse was seen, while being logged over
the Goshen track, by Mr. James Galway,
who purchased him for the modest sum
of 5000. He was turned ONT. and given
no work until the fall of 1874, when he
was taken up aud trained by WA. Sar-
gent. but was hrs, spccdcd 90 81 >.cigh
the following winter. In June, 1870. he
tro,ted "a mile, "a, a trial, in ,, and re-
pe@tcG IN 2.oS; a little later hc ;rottcd IN
2-@N, and repeated IN 10 "a" '''ore
the Grand 'Tcui' entries closed he '"o"'o
- on h"H-n'Ie TRACK IL. Nhc"
nothing bur 'rot' ana We "ouo' Il any
morse ever ''i''C 10 MS i'~''' ''.''' IN!
I"1' year. 80 ne "''' O''''.'- o.. W.. W.
races ,'''' d. j '.' l'N-, - ~
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flock of them look nice in a farmers yard,
they lay large egg and grow up quickly.
As to the profit of poultry on the farm, l
claim that there is as much or more profit
in a good flock of poultry, provided the
farmer pays to them the same attention,
and is as much interested in them as in
his other stock. In majority Of cases
fowls are merely kept on the farm as a sort
of necessary evil, or because they cannot
well be dispensed with and not because
the farmer expects or hopes to reap any
profit from them. AS a general thing you
viii find the farmers poultry mixture of
everything with no special breed. 1t may
not pay for the farmer to Try to breed to
feather for the poultry shows but |
contend it does pay for him to get
a flock of good blooded poultry Of the
best variety, and then give them good
food and good shelter. and they will am
PLY pay the bill with an abundance of
eggs. y NJ ID.
North Paris
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srATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, - Board Of Co4.ty Commissioners
September session, 1879; held 10y adjournment
O (. =. 1879.
Upon thelOregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having beenreeeiyed that petitioner are respon
sble, and that inquiry into the merits OF their
plicatOn Is eXpedient tits Orderedthatthe County
COMM ssiOucrs meet at the
house OF Daniel Warren, IN Waterford, on Thurs
day, the fourth Gay of DECEMBER,
next at ten Of the clock \. VI. and thence pro-
coed 10 view the route mentioned in said petition
immediately after which view, hearing Ui the
parties and witnesses will be had at some cOnyeu'
lent place in the vicinity, and sucn other measures
taken in the premises - the Commissioners shall
udgepToper Audit Il further ordered, that notice
ofthe time place and purpose OF the Commissioner
meeting aforesaid be given TO all persons aud cor
poratons interested by causing attested copies OF
said petition and OF this order thereon 10 be served
upon the Clerk OF the town of Waterford and also
posted up In three public places in SAID town, and
published three weeks successfully in the Oxford
Democrat paper printed az Paris, in said coum
y OF Oxford the rsi Of said publications and each
ofthe other notices 20 be made served snd posted,
arty days before said time OF meeting to the
end that all persons and corporations may then aud
there appear and shew cause If any they have, why
the OF said petitioners should not be granted.
Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy ofsaid petition and order of Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk
n4-SM
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To tie Ron. HoaId ~ County Commissioners o.
oxford County.
ID E~PECIfCLLN represent, the undersigned
IL SCiCctmen OF the town Of atcrturl, Ia said
county, that on the uts3 day OF November, A. II
ISIS the County Commissioners OF said county
on petition OF jacob II. Greene, OF >tit Water
ford, located q townwav 30 said Waterford which
the suid town of Waterford hai unrC1so uIbly re-
fused 70 accept and allow, a. Was therein alleged
The report OF SAID County Commissioner loca-
ting and accepting said tpwuwHy was made 40 the
Nav Session, !-.j. and thence continued from
Term 70 term tll The May ss--iou,A. b. ISIS, ," ben
AL proceedings therein were closed an the SANE
ordered recor I'D by the town clerk OF Waterford
and by the clerk OF the count OF -a'd Cuuuty Con-.
misstOuors-sad location was as follow Con
mcncirg - point north IS degrces es,, rods
sud n iluks from the n0Uhcas; corner OF JACOB
II. Grceur'- house a. . -tgkc and stones; theme"
north Is degrees, east rods IN land of Daniel
Warren, 10 stake; thence north - degrees, a. 81
a rods, 10 land oil Daniel Chaplin, estate % a
stake: thence north - degrees east rods 10 ~
county road 10 sake That common conyen.
fence and necessity" DO not require the building
and maintaining said rold.-Thereiore, Ia putsu.
ance OF a vote IF said town, they pray Ou, after
due proceedings had, 10 discontinue the same auJ
as in duty bound Will ever pray.
WALDO +. BROWN, } Selectmen OF
WN W. KlLBOURNE, the town OF
HENRY SAMIN, Waterford.
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FENCE PoSrs.-A writer in the Vest
en- Rural gives the following method
for preserving fence posts He says: l
discovered many years ago that wood
could be made to last longer than iron in
the ground, but thought the process so
simple and inexpensive that it was not
worth while making any stir about it. |
would about as soon havepoplar, Eastwood
or quaking ash, as any other kind of tim
Der for fencs posts | have taken out
Eastwood posts after having been set sew
en- wears, that were as sound when taken
up as when first put into the ground
Time and weather seemed to have no eff
feet upon them. The posts can be pre-
pared for less than two cents apiece
For the benefit of others, l will give the
receipt: Take boiling hnseed-oil, and
stir in pulverized charcoal to the consis-
tency of paint Put coat of this over
the timber and there is not a man who
will live long enough to see it rotten.
Fence posts should always be well sea-
soned, and set but-end up.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

SO common 20 our best female population arc gen
orally manifested by the uneasy, restless scnsa
zion of the patient. The stomach aud nervous sys-
ten are all sympatheucally disordered IN most die
eases Of the uterus. There Del also a dull heavy
pain constantly icl 10 the lower portion OF me
bach. or a severe ourn.ng and sharp pain that T.
almost uncomfortable a soreness through me loins.
pubs or lower portion OF The abdomen and through
the upper portion OF The thighs. nausea to The
stomach On of frequent occurrence, pain and g.tdi-
ness IN the hcaI, a sense OF confusion or weak
ness. and constant RAINING from one or both eyes
sometimes follow ~ syn athletic sympi ON OF
q sea scd uterus, and with the weakness OF the
muscles there IS a constant bearing down pain, q
pulling from The bowels that render 70 very paln-
NIL 10 Wa " sianl ioE ANY Ien.th ol Nme.
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Bran AND MAJ FEED.-The cream
from the milk when the cows were fed
on peck of buckwheat and bran each,
was light colored and thin. Now, when
they are fed four quarts Of corn meal,
the cream is thicker and more yellow.
This means more butter. Bran Of all
sorts is better for young animals, as it
makes muscle, but meal Is best for cows,
as it makes fat, and milk Is fat; that IS,
milk which viii make good butter con-
taius large per cent. Of fat. The bran
Will make the best manure, because there
Is more of il which goes into the manure
pile. and this furnishes the supply Of nit
rogcn. The farmer, then, who feeds
plenty of bran, Will have a rich manure
heap, and so it Is cheaper to buy bran,
and feed it literally than TO stint one,
animals and buy commercial fertilizers
Commercial mauures do not furnish
much nitrogen. This must come large
~ from grain, and.the bran is the nitro
gencous part. and without nitrogen there
will not be perfect plant growth. The
lesson we would teach is to save all Of
the bran for the growing animals, and
the meal for the tattening ones and the
cows. To make them al healthy and tc
utilize and assimilate both bran and
meal perfectly, roots should always be
fed. This is an important part Of the
system, and helps to make perfect dige.-
tion.-B0stoa Transcript
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Maine Steamship Co.
sensi-WccbIy LINE 90 New York
Steamers EIeanors and FrancOnia,

N-IU rnIfI further notice leave Franklin ~ t.t
Pa.tiHrt every MONDAY AND Tiil ESnh'
% d.. lf 44I leave Pier 81 hl-; klt,r. SEQ
ir.E cu.-~ MONDAY ana THURSDAY 40
f. W.
Tho Elc4rorsl % Ecg steamer ia stbuiitiuI. Pei.
-lutr. SID both she indthc fraucoua are hticd ui
gftl .cc .cromu0tatlous for pas crge-s- makinl
.hts t.ruutt con vCniCu aud comfortable route in
.rarei.rs between NcW York and Name. Ihch'
steamer wi 70 toUch 40 Vineyard u aver dus.nE
simmer MONTH on their pIssagcto autir0u Nov
vol.
Passage 100 state Room 400 ,ncalarNtra.
Good. forwarded -o AMI from Philadelphia
Montreal Quebec, 5t.John AM az aIt,s o.! VI .iut
s-Frci-ht 'tEt1 1t frc .1E"" rI'rs.
shipper. pro- requested 90 .'ud -Hrir ght q.
thr -t amer. ts early -s {, 4. y. ur ttF. ,ho
fave rur1i.Hr. Cor farther nf0ru1fi11 apply q.
uESHI FOA. scucrl4 4 gent. Port. .Ha.
T.F tNfE-. Ar'f Pier ;- E.. r. Sew torl.
III kct- eHI ,i4-r rooms can also boo el;.ireu o
-1.t. .. -f-rr' irIyl.f
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Non-lsc>itient RnNc~.

In the town OF Sumner. and County OF ONi1rt
for the wear ls,>
The following li.t OF take on real C-tate 10.
nonresident owners 800 the town oi ~umncrtor thr
year ls.>, IN bIil, committed 10 MOSES MEE
RlLL. Collector oi said town. ou tue i5tu day CO.,
Aux. ISIS has been returned by hlm 90 me Hs zee
main'n, unpaid on the "a LAY OF Aug. l>'9. hy hl-
certificate OF that late. and uow remain, unpaid
aud notice is hereby given tbItf s1ld taxes Inter
est aui charges art not paid iutp the Treasury %.
said Town, within eighteen months from the date
OF the commitment OF sad bills. SEQ much Of Tie
real estate taNei sWi,l be sufficient 90 pav he
amount due therefor, Including interest and
churgr+. will without iWtl,r notice De sold 10
public auction a. 1000 oniec of II 4 Chandler. 'n
said town. or = .turily, the IA jag oi February,
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i With Ex.rx body TO Know.

Rev. George II. Thayer, an old citizen OF this
vicinity known 70 every one as most influential
citizen, and Christian Minister OF the ME-Church
Just this moment stopped into our store 70 say, 81
wish every body 10 know that consider that both
myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consump
uon Cure" II is having tremendous sale over
our counters and Is giving perfect satisfaction IN
all cases OF Lung Diseases, such ~ nothing else
has done. Drs. Mstohett 4 France.
Bourbon, Ind, May IS, rs.
Sold by a. VI. GERRY, so. Paris, and All
other Druggists.
No Deception Used.
It is strange 50 many people will continue 70
suffer day amer day with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Constipation, sour stomach, General Debil
" when they can procure At our store SHILOH'S
vITALIZER, free Of cost Il 10 does not cure or
relieve them. Price 5cts. Sold by A.M.GERRY,
80. Parts. and all other Druggists.
For Lame Back. Side or Chest use SHILOH'S
POROUS PLASTER. Price p cts. sold by a.
VI. GERRY. 80 Psris.and all other druggists
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sheriff - sale.
STATE OF MAIN
COUNTY OF OXFORD. -:

COUNTY Of oAfOhDf 50
Taken on execution, aud will be sold By public
auction, on SATURDAY, the twentieth Jay OF Deem
rer, j.. l-sJ, at ten clock Iu the forenoon. Il
tIe of e OF Alirtd -. kimb4ll, esq. 100 Waterfront
lu said cUuuty all tDe right lG equity. which Frank
'Iu Sargent OF ONfOrl. in The county OF OXfor D..
had on the sd day Oh August, 4 d. ls,J az seven
.'cioCk IN the afternoon. when the same was at
.rheJ on the original writ tu redeem the follow
ug described real estate, " ith thr building there
on, situated IN OXFORD, ia -ald county. AMI being
AID Sargent homestead itrm g. Commence oE
me westerly side of The road !eslug by the 'rmer
Iwellug house of AlHuson Bryan, and tsen'y-
hree and one half rods, ia a southefly direction
fom the north east corner Of the homestead farm
now occupied By myself: thence south my Two
degrees west commencing on wall Hni con.'uu
Ilg came couTfe and part ol the dI-tlncr tF a
-tDnc wall Uutil Dc -trikrs the llLe o. land owned
ny kbeut Ter X. Holmes thence .Uuth-Ca7terls on
he lire OF said Holiness land 20 corner between
said Holiness and sargent land, thence north
ta-tcrIy on said >trgent .lut tn -Hl I"td ihtLcr
north ~esteTly b. said road 10 The hraI mentioned
bounds.
Also another parcel Of laud bounded ne follow {:
commencing AZ north westerly corner OF The lot
above described on the westerly -iie Of the road
radiug 10y the former dwelling house of Aian-"n
BS ant de ccas ed, and near the Tomb owned D. The
utir- of the late VIM whitney deceased thence
,,uihery by said road tl D. strikes the and sold
me- by Abraham Desn; thence southwesterly by
he liue Of -ad Ian l. the Line Oi laud Owned ny
EuUneZer X Holmes; then e nrtth"riy on saii
holmes line 10 The corner Of lot above described
'
said Holmes and the suuth,rly side line Of sias
D0wninEs homestead farm 70 the nrst mentioned
bound
TIE ABOVE premises being subject to a mortgage
recorded IN oxford Registry OF Deeds, book la3,
page SIS. given by he said Franklin Sargent ID
Martha II. Holmes, 20 secure the pay meut OF four
hundred dollars IN year from date, in inter.
est annually, dated October twelfth, A d. 1863.
The above premises being also subject 70 An.
other mortgage, given bY said Sargent % Slas +.
hIhg, 10 secure the pay ment OF i've hundred dol.
lars, payable al follows, 10 wit:-s2OO 70 be paid
in three years. and $500 to be paid IN four years
from date, with interest at nine per cfntuin per
annum pay able annually dated March - 1876 SAID
mortgage being recorded in Oxford Registry Of
Deeds bookl73 page 2G3. The atoye premises be-
ng also uUjett To another mortgage gwen by said
sargent to sad Silas T. King dated July "a DISH,
recorded in oxford Registry OF Deeds, Uook ~,
page SO TO secure the payment OF three hundi ed
ami thTty-eight dollars and two cents, payable Ia
eight years from date, with interes: at the rate Of
eight per centum per Hunum, payable annua ~
on all Of which mortgages there Is due the cum
OF about slUto.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS, sheria.
Nov. 8, A. d. 1879.
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LYDIA Z. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Is positive cure for those painful complaints and
WcAkuc-se, peculiar t0 women. Il restores thC
blood 90 is natural condition, directs the vita
power Alright siren thCus tht muse les ot the utter
Us, and ME 10 INTO place, and gives it tone and
siren 9Th that the i- radical and entire. 20
strengthens the back and pcivis region. 20 gives
tone O. thc whole nervous system, 10 restores dis
placed organs 90 their natural position. That feel
ing OF bearing down. causing pain. weight end
heAiache, Isl always permanently cured by us use
The patients, who could before walk tutatev steps
an win great pain. amer The OF this
edy. walk several miles 81 -h0Ut scomfo-t 10 per
mea,es every portion Of The system .aed gives rev
lie Snt gor. 10 removes Dyspepsia, fIintness,
Flatulcucy, destroys an cravings for stimulanfs.
and relieves weakness % ttr stomach. 10 "a 100
cure ect.sey The worst forms ~ Failing OF the IT
erus, Ltucorrh,lt. Painful Meu-truation. iufam
nation or Liberation Irregularities, Fiocdings etc
For the cure OF Kidney Complain OF either sex
This compound o., unsurpassed.
IL IL impossible for woman. after a faithful
course Of treatment with ths medicine 20 continue
% have weakness % th- uterus. and thousands Ci
women today cherish grateful remtmbrauCcs Of
the help derived from ,te u,e Ci tlis ryIety
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Price, 90 Cents.

=, careful 90 obtain CoiIfNs' NoLrAIr Pas
TFE coutiuAfi11 % Electric sad NoiisIc Plates,
Win q highly Mrllcat-d Plastcr. ~ seen ir no
above cot sold BY an wholesale ard Retail lrrs.
glsts throughout the Tnif~d states and CanaiAs,
Aad - WILLS : POTTER. IsOFsiltoss. B.ttoa,
Mas.
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Parsons, Bangs & Co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

IL r ils Nude street. PORTLAND MAINE
GENERAL AGENTS
FOK sALE Rl 4. =. Rowe. Norway. = 4 Raw
son, Buckdeld, An terry snt t,co. o. Wilson,
50. Paris
C---YWiF
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TO Inventors and Mechanics.

PATENTS and how to obtain them. Pamphlet
OF sixty pages free, upon receipt Of Stamps for
Postage. Address
GILMORE, SMITH x CO.,
Solicitors Of Patents, Bor 81,
nG-tf Warrington, ID. c
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COLlINS'e
VOLTkIC PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.
ENLARGED Spleen.

This "a % certify that havo been usinE your
CaLLfNB' NCL-Ai1 PLAErERs for Enlargement cl
the Spleen a1d Depression IN the stomach, sad
they have given re moro relief than .ny other
remedy ave ever rscd- ] would highly recon-
mend hem % al taaeF.ng fsoEl TIC effects % paia
;. ". SELLS.
pr-rrrrvr. VI, frns q -,
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CATARRH
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
Successfully Treated Will,
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.
INVALUABLE.

MeFsrs, WEEKS q PorTER, Wholesale Druggists.
Boston, Mass: Gcgfienic1,- have for some months
f1lt 10 duty that l owe 10 suffering humanity 70
write you, E1tlrg The great bcueGt that have de-
rived nom tho uss q SANFoED's RApIuAL trGE
FnH CATARru. fosnor0 thauaO years have been
afflicted with this very troublesome complaint;
have tried all &c rC.lcdlca that could lud, hut
without material or permanent benefit Last fhlt
tho disease had arrived AZ that state that must
have rclicfor dio. Tho Cntirc mcmbruuous sy stem
had bee emo 50 inaracd, aud the stomach 80 dlfor,
dercd, that it was n doubtful matter whether l
could 70 90 tho Pacific coast or III DID 50 whether
Isaould live 20 come backor not, leaw an adycr.
tscucnt oftis rlcdl- inc, and although beng very
iuc-cdulous about specifies or uottruus OF any
llad yet IN sheer desperation t-!ct tits, ard wRg
a. once benefited byit. Tho changes % climate,
& chronic disease oftho liver, Gud my age over ~
may prevent my crtlro restoration, bet tho bcne-
e. derive nom its daily use f. - me frrIil1bif
aud | sn hoping TO DO completely cured. and a;
LAST arrive az q respectable old ngc.
Irthls statement of INV case can be or any services
q those Afflicted ns Ihsvc been, nad enable You 20
lring this remedy into morn general use, especially
O. tlc Pacific coast twhcrc 70 u much needed my
object il writing this notc vii DO obtained.
Very truly yours. UESEI WILLS,
h--oaA, -. y, Junc, 1873. otNelH, argo Z co.
r1ch package contains Dr. sarford's Improved
lr..,..s Tube, rld irll directions for use "a all
e1.es. Price $40. For salo by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists and Dealers throws shout the uitcd
Ets,cs and Can aias. WEEKS & POTTER, General
ats aal Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Mass.
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This Preparation Has Won Reputation
Unknown 10 Any Other Article. for the
Cure and Prevention OF these Diseases.
Read the Following Interesting state
msnt OF this Discovery
Celery has only come into public notice within
he last few wears as ncry int, but scientific eN-
perimeRts and experience have proved beyond a
doubt that 10 controls nervous irritation and peri
0eic nervous and sick headache 20 a marked de-
gree.
But combination OF the EXTRACT OF CELERY
AND CHAMoMILE, WI ich has been but recently IN
uoduced % The professor and the public by ny
self has produced such marvellous results 10 cur
ing nervousness and headaches. and especially
nervous and sick headaches neuralgia ind gest ton
and sleeplessness lhAt q has excited public atten-
uop and newspaper comments. and, therefore. J
give The following information 90 the public %
avoid answering hundreds Of letters Of inquiry
about them:
Nv Celery and Chamor1!le Pills. for the cu-e of
headaches aud nervousness, are prepared under
my supervision and are intended expressly 20 cure
headaches neuralgia, IND gestlCn sleep less ness
snd nervousness, and will cure any case where nc
ORGANIC disease OF The brain OF spinal cord exists
Hundreds Of cases Of many years standing have
been cured No matter how chronic or obstinate
the case may D, a permanent cure D. morally Ger
Laid. This statement is made after years OF eNpe
nence II their use in the general practice OF medi-
che.
These pills are also vaIuabl. Tor school children
who suffer from nervous headaches. caused by an
overworked brain IN their stu les and Tor an class.
e Of hard brain workers whose overtaxed nervous
ce1ters need repair ARD ISOLATION. Nervous tremOr.
weAkness and paralysis arr beng daily cured by
these pills They correct costiveness, but are moi
purgatve-
Directions on each box Price 50 cents. OF SIX
bottles for q 81, postage free % any address No
order nlled unless accompanied by the money
FOR sale BY an Wholesale ana retail dru ggists De
pot lOt North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
e. ". BENSON, VI. ID.
PARSONS, BANGS & CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
III i 10 Middle Street, PORTLAND. MAINE
GENERAL AGENTS
Fog SALE BY Geo. r. Wilson and A. NJ. Gerry.
50. Paris; y. J. Rowe, Noway, J. A. RawsOu.
Baekneld o., Ey,wy
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Severe Pain.

Severe Pain.
Having occasion 90 r.o r. -1e1r for Ars-Vtrrr-s
rafs "a nay aldo tried ono 20 your CoLLiSs' Not~
TAfC PiAsrrrs. and IL twclty foly houfs ihe PAN
wa c4ilrcly removed J. y. sANNlS.
Nnt Cashier First p 80. bsnk.
WrNoS A. NM, Jaro 20, lss,.
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Weaknesses,

weaknesses.
Cof'rs' Vnralr Plas'cra givr 80 bc-t ss''sfc--
roa lr-A Z anything that has been trlct re
lAu-ocas an1 weakness o!iAo BACK. Pls4.e Sad
rEorr rlght away. JANIS - " -,
BRYANT, L., Jane n. ~.
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The WONDERFUL
Effects OF the Extract OF
CELERY and CEAMoMILE
Sick Headache, Nervous Head
ache, Neuralgia. Nervousness
and Indigestion,

Preventing Neuralgia Of the Heart
and Sudden Death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-18

This Preparation Has Won n Reputation
UnknON TO Any other Article. for the
Cure and Prevention OF these Diseases.
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