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CANADA,

Nottonn1 non1s..uorrvb1r Dec;f.A Grant
s.n",nor- rho nrl,r.TIntor,nr - North.
s"o.,sr,, n1nun+ots ro1icoNA"ronnutI.rn
weatefh aaountoa tonce-netonaae'aI -.,Iea ..'an.,
Ifeasnfe irove-Aieee tne sianels>4A"a1u'
dpectat Dtspatea 10 1as Tribune
OTTAWA, March 31.-The members Of Farlia'
ment held anothcr meeting to.daY to discuss d
,.tto,,, cu-roocv for wa nominion. Amonr
na"oua1 euii'Ae3 1ol u.o D1'o"' 11'o ,n.1,ss s
thoae pEescnt were Mesete. Aay, Nahaces
Rymal, Trow, Chnrltou, Plumb, White. and
twenty-five otl,crs. 4 series Of resolutions vera
nrsaontc1 bv hfr. Wallace. and. after sone dis
pieeenscu oy Ms. "aace, anu' a.tes eouso .4' u's'
cuss'on' IL was aeIeed 10 pIeco tneh Oh olo no'
tco paper OF the Houso OF Commons.
Special Dispatch 10 Jas tribune.
Woopsroog. March 31,-The body Of baby
,o,r .,o,,. .sI ,v.s tnro1v, fro,o 4i,c ornre,s.
train going west on tho Great Western Hallway
ycsterday. Upon examination 1t was found the
c7r. haa bcer nlucked out md its tongue cut
~ ,.1,,s1 ..o, ,.r,,,, t. IA fonoi
on. Mcasares arc pe't'E .aAon "lne" IL 10 Aopsa
will lead to tho purity guilty OF such o hofflolo
crime bolng brought to Justice,
Sn,c.ai Dispa,eh to 7as Tribune.
Mo.rpr,I" hforc1, o1.-Tbo Grand Trun1,
.",N,..a. ..., a'A .s,,s1 ,s.,.." ,i'e -
aathofltles ha'e aeelueo W plue"'s ''"e "
steamers between 6asnIa atd Chicago.
, 1879-04-01
FOOD ILL DlGEsIED

lmpostcctly neurtahes the system, anco it 10 only
partially assiuilatel by tho blood. Pale, haegoEd
mostals, with dyspoptto atomachs. unprecedented
circulation, and weak nsrres, experience marked
aad rurid improvement In theiF physical condition
by ayaliug themselves OF that suEa Eesource Of the
alex and dobl.tated. HoatastoE's Stomach Dlttsry.
This GENIAL tonic and Alternative lends an impetus
10 the p,occaxos Ut indigestion which insnres an
adeausta development OF tho materials Of blood,
Gbfs, nId muscular tissue. Moreover, 1t southts
aud strengthens oxerwtaught or weak nerves,
coAptcfKcts tonIoncy to hypochonlr!a of desponl-
sncy. 10 which dyspeptic and bi!ions persons 4ro
peculiarly liable. md - an agreeable aud whole
souc appetixcr and promoter af fcposc. Tho In
druitos OF ago and OF delicate female constftu.
tons nru greatly relieved by 1T aud Il IL scl!sblo
preventive Of and remcdy for na!ar!a1 fesaEs.
, 1879-04-01

THE SYSTEM or HARD.PAH" PRICES
that has male the Chicago Carpet Company 40 i'm
nonsoly popular will, carpet, furniture, nnd wall
pauor huycrs we undcrssand, Is 10 bo strictly and
faithfully adhered to In Rclr Immense new stores,
corner Wabash and Monroe atront.
, 1879-04-01

Coughs and colds arc often overlooked. A COLI
nuancc fos any ongth Of time causes irritation OF
the lungs OF some chronic throat dtBensc.
'iDrown's Bronchial Troctles" asu an cNcctual
cough remedy. The genuine arc pat up ouly In
, 1879-04-01

DRUNKENNESS.
Dr. D'UnEcs. discover Of the c!nchona euro for
drunkenness, cures all cases. Room 81 Palmer
House,
, 1879-04-01

rt,n.. ~ REPRESENTATIVES.. ia reuietstel at the |
nouse o. A'o''eso"''"e'' ~ |
shefaah.
Calumet cao b.. made III, sn.n
snR for Tho benefit Of Its "omo'fs'
Mrs. seuatos Invslir. Of Kensns, with her family,
registered II ths Paclnc yesterday. She Ia on her
The e.ps The "a. SSqa q l'ao
in osdes 70 ennble their etnp'ose' 'o so'e'
r. N, Finncy Geoerat Manager af lhe Wsscon;,
s1aaar ot he Vpuaata Lns, arc II tic paclc
rhn 1,,r,o, NJ 1i,Irois y,sl.nd st. Stophcn.s Eps.
eons Parsb 9es,sfay' ad after sermon IL tho
HoIy R{ts psssented b, liz Neg. Henry a. Perry,
nf fht rhnnrch in this citr
This journal d.. Consulate Of pa,!s ,ay. thst
Ssssy a. g onss ne Is
esf iep;s'sn'ias ths asv;.
t!nion paciac Nai}Ef3sh 1josson; p1A Gtoat, Qcn.
erai Passenger Agent q ths Ksn'as Pacific Ra. IT,
> road; and Gen. MIS- ltttcae1dt President OF Tie
FLORIDA 1satlfoad. nfo as the Palmer.
Cart rcslaned his no,iton ycsterdny 10 enter
wrnn Tho nrnctce OF Iaw in Which hc Las Tho hcst
w,ss q h. ~ 1snas an4S Foptae paeo viii 90
sp, w., ~ .,..,.i,x :. ohs.,..a Nv Man,
a.se. optiean' d Madison siieet Irainusn bnld-
. inyl. whs as follows: \ A. n. X aoSrces' ~
T., ~" - - H. H. M 81 = r.: ~ NJ. ID, il.
! oalou's@e' ~ ' ..,,ss -. l., wall.
Tho Democrats have spnnt much MONEY IN mail.
rssni.s Kepnbifsaa aonnses except Mr %5ishs
ssonq sSon, IL. scan '''" ''''''' >'''''' 0
i,r r,.,h r,.s,,,ood or this rtty 1cntrat
nj. 1heGn nh., a,,Ie. ~ ~ .hs ntn TnrE
namnanx HGgna nv Sas iust re.ufnsI from weeks
t9r sIto ronnsts bm.mcs mndnratn nnh mi.
: ,{t!es quiet In those sections.
% ,t, n rnutop 4dttor ot the 1one.boro
, 1879-04-01
lnTFRY DRAWING.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 8l.-The eighth draw:
Ing by the Commonwealth Institution took place
hero today. Ticket No. $1,000 drew $50, 900;
11,765 drew $4,000; 11,4lo drcw $500.
, 1879-04-01

MARRIAGES..
KELIEY-KRNYON-ln Omaha March n, Mr. J.
u. Kelley, Of Chicago, aud Msa n. L. Kenyon Of ban
FFAnctac1,
m San Francisco papers p1esac copy.
, 1879-04-01

NEW MVWH HN7,
Or. Pfice'a Floral Riches, Pet Rose. and his
charming Sweet Glover, are aa fresh md swoet %
tho 1elds In hhy.making timc. Try them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

EAST SUMNER, March 22.-Manufactur-
er> Of maple sugar are making the usual
preparations, hut a. yet the season is too
cold for successful operations.
The >aw-miu of Gammon's has started
MP with les, than the usual amount of
logs in yard.
James Irish, esq. of Hartford, has taken
possession. is assignee, of the store OF
Hiram Berry, who has gone into inSolven-
cv. The goods are offered ut very low
cash prices, aud must be sold.
At meeting of Invincible Lodge OF
Good TemplarS, :. Robinson, Jr., VIM. X.
Scwan and Ezra Keene, were chosen to
represent the lodge in the Grand Lodge
session. 10 be holden at Lewiston. April
9th and l0,h. The lodge is still prosper
orS.
The Railroad Co. is doing a good bust
ness. and Is continually growing in popu-
lar esteem. We noticed recently train
of twelve cars. mostly heavy freight. pass
up the line. The traffic exceeds the ex-
pectations of the most Sanguine. For
courtesy. attention to business, and integ-
ritv. its managers and train men are all
that can be desired. Their bonds are de-
sirable. SLoCUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

PDurru.-The rlj of snow We had last
Monday. March L.. gave the logger, nice
chmcc % get TO the mills the remaining
portion OF their timber WHICH WAS back in
Oh, woods. There are large heap, of tim
ber iu tbc several mill yards az this place.
!, appears now that cooperins viii be a
common branch of business here the COM
mg season.
Geo. ". T0wie expects 90 move into the
Pu.rge stand az Kczlr Falls.
Charles HALEY. AT South Hiram, is re-
modelling hi, stable into a blacksmith shop,
where be expect, 20 DO quite business
this season I'm ironing >leish> for Freeman
Hatch of Cornish, who is having two hun
drcd or more manufactured.
Orri~ /. Mason has moved to South Hi
ram. where hc expects 10 10 carriage work.
he has taken rent with Rev. John Stanley.
Geo. Fitzpatrick Of South Hiram Is suffer
ing extremely from a sore on hi> face.
Many fcareditw was cancer, butitis hoped
it may not De.
Alr>. G.. jameson. AT Kezar Falls, has
opened cent counter, where many fine
things for household use can be bought for
very little money. NJ.
our regular correspondent M" writes
that ne j. accused OF furnishing the article
ON Porter spring election. This was not
the case II came from a responsible party,
but not from A. II. Mason, esq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
A CRISIS.

SUPPOSE thA. upon the announcement OF each
new invention. all u-iug similar inventions should
order "a, once, Who can fancy The O,dlam that
would ynsucg How move, 20 use new patent
rAurA daily. aud wash three or four times week
20 order 10 keep pace with The new washing and
vi iuging machines that would pCu. ia from every
quarter Think OF The farm covered with Pat, III
plows, rske-. mowers, 'tc., etc. Tbiuk. too, OF
the poor iuyaii who would only have time 10
drAs The cork, AMI take one dose Of the Latest
nci enc. when the druggist would rush IN with
a -tiu later much better, more certain, and more
wonderful catholicnn- Fortunately, the people
are conservative. and reluctantly discard The
,rus.Cd. tried AMI true, for r glamour Of new.
Nowhere is IN, prime pie De Ter it m )nsifacd than
u tie s.es iy anil gradually Increasing sale OF Dr.
saec'- CAtarrh Rcmcty. whi'u Tor over quarter
90 a century has held The nCid against al others,
AMI has from one generation 20 another given en-
zee satisfaction. It. cures are numbered 10y thou
sat g..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
Anniversary Of SpiTitlaIiSn !!

The sist Anniversary OF MODERN sPIRITU-
ALISM, will be observed by the Buekleld, sum.
nrr and Hartford SpirituAlsts, with Anniversary
exercises at the USIoS CHAPEL, in BUCkFlELD
N. and ?. m.
DIR. r. WEBSTER or BROCKTON MASS.
has been epglged 10 speak; Subject for the morn
iny lecture: Ancient and Modern SpiiiIualism
ATE =. tn, Subject: 1.-The Progress OF Spiritual
ism" A cordial invitation is extended 10 all TO
attend this meeting. Come and let us reason to-
gether. Those rtma ming at the house during In
Permission, will attend the Conference meeting al
l2l o'clock where all will be allowed to free their
minds, unbelievers as well as believers. Good
Music in attendance. Per older OF Com.
LEWIS BIsBEE; 6. d. MAsToS; W. W. MANISl;
JAMES GLOVER; X. X. BUCK; MRS. SARAH
LEONARD; MRS. FANNIE RECORD; Mrs. AMAN-
DA HARLOW. m2o'lw'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
Malice Of Foreclosure.

C,AMUEL b. LINSCOTr, then Of Brown1eld, In
y the county oil oxford and state of Maine, by
hI, mortgage deed dalcd July p 1851 ai.er record.
ed in the Western District Registry OF deeds, in
SAID county, in Book IS, Page 100, conveyed to
& liza Liuscolt then OF said Brownheld, one
UNDIVIDED third part of a certain farm, also,
all the right ana interest of the said Samuel,
in and 10 the estate left In said farm, BY
Darius A. Linscotf, then deceased, (said estate
being one undivided third part OF saiu farm, the
farm AZORES aid Is situated In said Brownfield, and
bounded north by Anse Thurston's land; east
by a brook: south by TimO:hy DAYS land; and
west by the New Hampshire line; and Is known
as the AbTam Linscott homestead farm - on
the ~ dsy OF July, A. d. lSJj, the said Eliza as
.igncL ana transferred said mortgage and the debt
Ihereby secured 10 John NJ. Linscot then Cl SAID
BrownleId. who, on the sd day oil the same July
a,-iguet and transit TTed the same mortgage and
drbt To me, the unders signed, which assignments
me rec orded in Book 81, Pages SOL OF said Reg
istry-The condition of said mortgage Is broken,
hy reason whereof, 1 CLAIM foreclosure thereof.
rs provided BY statute.
DARIUS LITTLEFIELD.
,,,1S1vr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, on the fifteenth day OF July. a d
w 1876 John C.PillsburY and VIM. II PillsOury
then both OF Fryeburg, Maine, by their mortgage
deed OF that date recorded 10 the oxford Western
Distr let Registry of Deeds, book 90, page 2i2 con
veyed TO me, the subscriber, certain real estate,
situated In said Fryeburg, and decided TO them by
John c. Hartman Guardian of Eldora and Caleb
pillsbury at said date, and which real estate IL
known as the Fileld Farm and meadow, aud late
ly occupied by Morris Pillsbury' now deceased,
and said farm contains one hundred acres, more,
or less, and said meadow about eleven acres, TO.
ge;her with one half of the buildings thereon; and
whereas the condition in said mortgage Ii broken,
now then, by reason thereofI claim foreclosure,
according to the provisions OF the Statute liz such
case m sde and provided.
Dated at FTyeburg, this 10th day Of February, A.
d. 1919. is5w
JOHN {. HARTMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
Administrators sale.

DURSU Ant 10 license from the Hon. Judge
/ OF Prot ate for the County OF oxford, shall
cell nj public or private sale, on the premises, on
Saturday the 2igh day of April, 1873, at O'Clock
"a the afternoon, the following real estate, belong
ing 10 The estate OF Samuel D. Bacon. late of Paris
in said county, deceased, Wiz: all The real estate
belonging To said estate. consisting OF two houses
At West Par = and all the land connected there
with, Tor the payment Of debts and incidental
charges. SOLOMON CHASE,
Paris Mar. is, 1879. 25.3w Admir-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25


Sot-rH WATERFORD. March 2l.-The =.
W. Band Combination showed TO a fair
"houSc" at Harrison Town Hall, Thursday
evening, 18th. There was not SO full an
attendance as was expected, however. The
net receipts were about Sl3. There was a
goodly number present from North Bridg-
ton and Waterford. The play and farce
both went OFT nicely, the full company do
iug better than ON previous occasions. \
concert was given by the Band from so
to O'Clock. L. BartOn'S song, "A Dollar
or Two, was encored. Mr.. b. responding
with Humphrey Hodge" We learn that
the Coordination" gave general satisfac-
ton NJ Harrison lis well TO state here
that one of the leading men ("the fisher
man. of this company resides in H., and
having had an experience in catching fish.
he carried his part with perfect ease.
We notice the return Of many teams
from the logging woods. Frank Stearns
returned last week. lie has been at work
for Peabody Co., of Gorham, \. H., and
put I'm ten weeks, doing good business.
l.. Houshton, proprietor of Bear Mountain
House, accommodated fourteen men aud
tweuy-SiX horses one night last week.
They were from Gorham, y. H., where they
have been numbering the past winter.
J. o. Longley has bought the undertake
erS' business formerly carried on by the
late Mr.. Calvin Houghton. Mr. c. d..
Morse of the Flat" has also engaged in
the same business.
The SeycreSt storm Of the winter oc-
CURED Monday, the 18th, about $ inches OF
snow falling
boss" Knight and the Postmaster got
their tinh fox Monday. after trampng all
day through the storm. They say that il
takes the courage out of n fellow to follow
a fox all day aud then to find out that it is
H0Ning Lut ~ Lt'lt "NImp,oE.' Simpsons
are worth t-mty.drc cents. "Jcif' caught
fox today, March 20, in Just Ten minutes
after starting" her This one makes a
row of six.
Rev. @. VI. Cou>eus Of Bridgton, occu-
pied The NJ Z. pulpit, sunday, 10th. Mr..
Mclntirc i, ON visit TO South Berwick at
the home OF his parents.
The lecture Sights o. Scotland, dcliy-
cred 10y Rev. Mr. Cou>enS At Waterford
Flax. Tuesday evening. 18TH. was not very
well attended The ;. W. Band was pres
emit AMI cullvcncd the occasion by playing
q few selections.
We are having our second wintcr--l2 be
low zero Wednesday morning, and below
Thursday Splendid >lcighing and every
body happy. TRAMP.
Free Of cha &C sample botlc OF AdaHson's
Cough Ea'sGn a, an drug stores Owing to iis
perfect harmony in combination % h. ihe very be
mixture Tor the speedy cure and relief ct Group,
I ,t....r.. f.,... al. c.u.- avon h,tffss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

The famous "Saddleback" mare, belong
ing to DIR. Caldwell, broke her leg, during
the slippery going last week. The break
was so bad that her owner was obliged to
have her shot.
\. NJ. Austin has purchased the NJ. \.
Hanson stand, for $500. Mr.. Hanson
has removed 70 Roxbury.
Five cent counters seem to be all the
rage, there is one at l. W. Shaws, also At
j. HutChinSOn'S.
March 92-Dr c. b. Bradbury of Wood
stock, who was recently burned ont, is liv-
iuS at Buckdeld, at present.
G. B. Atwood i manufacturing about
thirjy-dyc hundred >kewerS day.
McS>rS, f, q. Elliott 4 Co. of 50. Paris
have put stock of clothing into the store
opposite J. A. RawSon>, where they viii
sell for the next ten days.
DR.. B. X. SwaScy will give lecture on
Anatomy and Physiology, at this place on
Tuesday evening, March 18th.
The shovel-handlc factory is i'm fun oPc-
ration. They are receiving blocks from all
towns I'm this vicinity -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
Ntnte Of Mime.

ONroRp, SIS Court Of Insolvency.
PARIS, March 10, $50.
nN The petition OF Hiram II. Berry OF sumner
~ In said County. al insoyeut debtor, for an
allowance ont OF his ius9yeut estate
Ordered, That tae said petitioner give notice 10
all persons Interested hy causing copy Of this
order 10 be published two weeks excessively In
tue oxford De OcrAt, Newspaper printed al Par Is
IN sail County that thcy may then and there APP.
pear nj court Of Insolvency 10 be held at Paris
ia said county, on the sixteenth dAY Of April, A
D. is1s. At zine u the clock IN the forenoon. and
-hoW Gauss, II any they have, Why the same should
not De granted. \. II. WALRkIl, Judge.
4 true Copy, Attest III. =. DAVIS, Register.
ptt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

NORTH WATERFoRD.-The South Water
ford Band with the dramatic club gave an
entertainment in Stuart's Hall at Bolsters
Mills Friday the 2lst The house was well
filed, and everything went OFF satisfac'
torily. The band was benefited about
ten dollars. Much credit is due Mr.. Plum
mer, the manager of this troupe, for the
efficient manner in which he has conducted
the company since they have been "on the
road" L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

,>-rovFR. March 9O.-Wc had driving
,v storm last Tuesday which rendered
..,-l,or work very uncomfortable. About
s.rr inches of snow fell.
MANY Of our farmers are busy shipping
,,..r surplus potatoes to Bryants Pond.
.r,.r receive - cts for Early Rose, which
,,- 81 bad price, considering that the Re
..-,.l5a Act has gone into effect, and the
,..b-l hard-moucy men have ruined the
..t.,-rie> of the nation and deprecated
,-.rr..c oc steers and hogs
11-ppcI mtothe UnEe Er4agslis office
,.-rav afternoon and found Mr.. Sprague
.,r a,, assistants busy as bees getting
-...., for press. when looked over the
,r.,. rip, before tho compo>iJor>, and
,..r PIN. wrctchcj writing and puuctua-
.r ami grammatical arrangement OF
r.o t tle articles which bore thc siS-
Ut cJucatcdmeu I could not help
.- r.tv for the poor printers len their
..r....-- @, bring o,ler GA, of confusion
.., Think printers must have "a
.......... u. erase to Keep them from
.r.,t vori> sometimes. Mr..
......r.. . ,.r enthusiastic .u his new
...->. .rI confident Cha, his paper
a.a .a...-~. }Jc Npra-oe also took
....r-.~ poultry b'a~. .lJ yards the
.-..-t,-. u-.u'u~.y clulrivrd aad
.t.u.I comfortable. home Cor The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
IWtsh Every body to Know;

Rev. George IL. Thayer, an old citizen OF this
vicinity known TO every one as most influential
citizen, and Christian Minister of the NJ E.Church
just this moment stopped into our store TO say, -"
wish every body 10 know that consider that both
myself and wife owe our lives TO shilohs Consump
ton Cure" IL /. having a tremendous sale over
our counters and ia giving perfect satisfaction IN
all cases OF Lung Diseases, such as nothing else
has done, Drs Matchett 4 France.
Bourbon. Ind, May 10, 10.
Sold by A. NJ. GERRY, So. Paris, and all
other Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

Thousands Of living grave robbed witnesses
proclaim the wonderful virtues of AddmSon's b.
tanic Bdlsdm as n speedy cure for coughs, colds'
asthma and consumption. Sample bottles free.
Inrpn hotties IS and IS cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
Messengers Notice.
OFFICE on TIE SHERIFF OF OXFORD Cot STr
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, SIS March 70 \ is79.
This il 10 gave notice, thai on the nineteenth day
OF March, 4 u lssJ. u warrant 10 Insolvency was
Issued out OF the court Of insolvency FOR said coun
O. OF oxford, against the estate Of Dennis Holt OF
Paris In said county, adjudged To DC an insOveni
debtor, on petition oG said debtor. which petition
WIS filed on the seventeenth day OF March 4. y
1879, 70 which last named date interest on claims
T. 20 be computed; that the payment OF any debts
and tie delivery and transfer OF any property be-
long NJ 20 said debtor TO hun fer his use and The
delivery and transfer OF Any property By him are
iUr6iiden b. law. that 4 mceung Of The creditors
OF sal debtor 10 prove their debts and choose one
or more Assigncts OF his estate, will be held AZ a
court OF insolvency 10 DC holden a. Paris IN said
county. on The sixteenth day OF April, A. ID. 1879.
al niue O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date Bret above wrilien
W. o. DOUGLASS,
DEPUTY sheriff as Messenger OF the Court OF ln'
sOIyt.pcy for said County OF Oxford. % 2ws
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
No,,e, appointm.nt of Assignee.

Al Paris. in the County Of oxford and state OF
Maine the eleventh day of February. 4. d. 1919.
VNIIE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap
/ pointment as Assignee OF AsaF. Stearns Of
Bethel, In said County Of oxford lnsOlyent Debt'
or. who has been declared an insolyent upon his
own petition. by the Court Of Insolvency for said
County OF oxford. mlI2W'
ORRIN FOSTER, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
No Dsception Used,

It is strange 30 many people will continue TO
suffer day ailcr day with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Constipation, Sour Stomach, General Debil-
ty when they can procure at our store SHlLOH's
vITALI2ER. free OF cOstf it does not cure or
relieve them. Price. 75cts. Sold by A.M.GERBY,
SO. Paris, and all other Druggists.
For Lame Back, Side or Chest use SiIILOH'S
POROUS PLASTER. Price % cts. Sold by A.
VI. GERRY. SO. Paris and all other druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
MrChnIlrnyrTh, World.

When we lay We believe, We have evidence 10
prove that Shuoh's Consumption Cure is decidedly
the best Lung Medicine made, in as much as /.
will cure 4 common or Chronic Cough in one hall
the time and relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, whoop'
iog Cough, Group, and show more cases Of Con
sumption cured than all others. twill cure where
they fail, II is pleasant TO take, harmless TO the
Youngest, child aud we guarantee what We say
Price 10 cts, 81 Cts. aud 81 o. II your Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back lame use >hiloh's Porous
Plaster. sold by a. VI. GERRY, SO. Paris,
and all other Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
A BRITISH DISEASE.

The most marEed peculiarly that will impress
the American traveller when he walks the streets
Of London for the first time is the great number
Of excessively fat PEOPLE whom he everywhere
meets. lie ~ first supposes these persons 10 De.
long TO the nobility, on the same principle that
he would pronounce them aldermen or bankers
II seen In Boston or New York. In brief,hc labors
under the popular though mistaken Impression,
that obesity Is invariably the combined result OF
laziness and high livingi while IN reality II Is
constitutional disease. Until very recently there
was no known remedy for this uncomfortable dis
ease and it, victims were obliged 10 submit 10
the yexaton and not infreguent MOI tication mat
Ii occasions. Allan's Anti Fat Is the only remedy
for this disease, and removes the abnormal con-
dition by purely natural means. Ask your drug
pist for H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25

FNBJEC.-Mi>S Harmon wishes us to
correct the statement, made last week, Civ
mg her credit for success OF the historical
party" She SAYS 10 belongs to the com
mittyc OF arrangements oar corresponds
emit had the good taste TO compliment a
modest lady, even it, he was little maecu-
rate as 10 where the credit belonged. Ed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
NotIe. OF A.,ign.e OF HI. A lpointm,nt

Al Paris. 10 the County OF oxford and State OF
M,ihe. the twenty fret day OF March, 4. ID. 1879.
uNHE undersi gntd, hereby gives notice OF his
i appointment az Assignee OF Edwin Thompson
OF Canton 10 said county OF oxford. lusovent
Debtor. who has been declared an Insolyent upou
his petition by the Court VI Insolvency for said
county Of oxford. mSS~'
HIRAM A. ELLIS, Assignee.