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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
EVOLUTION.

In ls2i, DAguerrc commenced experimenting. In
ls79 he gave 90 the world the process OF making
DAguerreoypes. By patient industry, the art has
evolved into the perfect pictures Of the present.
He Who views the fa,t failing pictures OF hi An.
ccst9rr, and compares them with the AlmO-- Nv
NJ and lasting photographs OF to-day must &c
knowledge An advancement, Ii aiyRnoemeu' has
been made IN photography and other scienc . lie
Z, asking too much, simply because i cam, be
ocuiarly demonstrated, that the doubts and uncer
taini.es OF SIR Ashley Cooper. time be set aside,
and an equal Improvement granted In the science
OF medicine. Must the ability Of the studious and
experienced physician be doubted imply because
The negl gent and inexperienced fail? But a few
years since the diseases and eaknesses peculiar
to women were re gsrded a. incu-able. Now DR..
P.elce's Favor.te Prescription is sold under pos
tive guarantee 10 cure. Ladies, If Afflicted and
YOU with TO avoid painful examinations and use
less local treatment, ard employ medicine that
ID scientifically prepared, that Is chemically pure
that Is regularly graduated IN strength and that
viii never disappoint you in It's action, use DR.
Pierce'- FayOrite Prescription.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

ploprle'ors are Pi.iog up large quantities
q, timber for the coming season.
R1y. j. A. SeiIz has given course OF
Tour lectures, at his church on Sunday
evenings, on the notable names in Ameri-
can history. They were OF great inter.
esi, and were well attended by the public.
On last Sabbath be Com Benced second
course. On the DISCOVERIES and Pioneers
ct America
Oar schools close GA Friday of this
week. They b ,ve oeon very successful.
TIE teachers have increased their former
excellent reputation. After two weeks
The spriug terA viii commence. The
pao.ic - luld remember that we have
graded schc,.s, wilh p regularly pre-
Scsilld course of study. winch includes
ell TIE necessary preparation Tor college.
We spp.reutl Auow but little OF hard
gin-- ia cav yiIl,ge. FW!cc tais winter
b ave our people had CnNnd.er's Band
ard oaca .oa G5-nania fJon Bpstoo, to
& scrUfse tGus.r vhi.e .he, danced. /. i,
4 Gcu,s 81, lax '.Sa, ,heIy sSpiratio1s nag
each after another winter Ny aiv.cc
would be. encourage home talent now
.y- few months"
some designing individual thought Ic
-, Up scaco and stop our schools a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

Gen. Chamberlain will deliver the
Memorial address at Lewiston Decora'
tion Day.
The man who swore that he wouldn't
cut his hair until Tilden was seated IN
the Presidential chair, has now c0mprom-
i,ed so Tar as 10 allow his wife 10 cut IT,
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
The repu ylican Sena,e has not only
passed The House bill, reducing salaries,
but has made a still further reduction OF
$500. in the amendment concerning the
sa.aty OF railroad commissioners.
5 w Fife. the erlerprising attorney
and Insurance Agent Of Fyeburg, has
Jus. put into bls ulice No. > Morris q
Ireland fire proof, combination lock safe,
al an expense OF about iVo hundred dol
lars.
The New York Herald makes "A
strong point Oh Marb when ]; asks why
be diu not send his news that The Florida
Returning board was tor sale publicly.
ms cad OF in cipher TO PehOn, II be
meant il as mere danger signal"
A prominent member OF the reform
end Of the Maine House OF Representa-
tIves IN eighteen wears drew the very
comfortable sum OF $S2, 96S.75 from the
Uoiled States treasury ios duties as clers
OF the Seusto committee, being employed
portion OF his zine only.
"A terrible accident occurred at Kan.
sas Ci,y Tuesday morning nj the foot Of
Grand avenue in cut Dsing made for
tae Chicago Il Alton railway. The cut
with It's almost perpendicular wall 30
feet bigh cAyed 10 aud buried workmen
and teams under 5000 yards OF earth i.
-Four teams were IN the cut with ten
voikmeu at each team. Six persons
were killed ouiriEh. and several wound
cd.
The National Democrat says the edi-
tors Of the kCnne Dec journal have been
"rioilng on public plumber Tor quarter
u = century" We dogb, II any trinity
II publishers and editors ia New Eng
aud have Tioted. personally, in more
hard work for the past tow years than
the editors OF the journal. There is, for
instance. no harder working editor in
Maine than Howard Disqualification
Journal.
An estimate has been made which
shows that by Ihe census OF 1880 The
House will gain Go members il the pres
90, basis Is maintained. Oh these the
Eastern aud Middle States gain IL. the
Western 5 ajes 40 and The Southern States
Is. Accepting this estimate - correct,
me electoral vote OF 1884 will DO divided
sec.ioually as follows: Eastern aud Mid
die States, IA; Western States, us;
southern States lSS. This would give
solid North majority Of l59 votes over
q solid Sou b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
NOTICE Of Foreclosure.

UTHEREAS Cyrus Dunn, then OF Auburn in
w the county OF An1r0scOggin and State OF
Maine did on the 2llh day OF March, \. ID. 1874,
hv his mortgage deed of that date, convey to one
Benjamin Allen OF Peru in the county of oxford
state OF Maine, by mortgage deed, recorded in
the oxford County Records, Book 1872, Page as
the following described real estate VIA certain
piece of land situated in the town of Peru. IA
aid county Of oxford, and State, being the same
and all the and which was conveyed 10 me, the
said Cyrus Dunn, by NalmoTe 4. Dunn, by hls
deed dated october 9. \. ID. 1853 and rec orded
with oxford Records, Book l3l. Page j10-also one
other piece VI Land n said Peru, being the same
and ali the land conveyed 20 me, the said Cyrus
Dunn, by WIN. Iaul, by his deed, dated Dcce NJ
her : \. ID. isal.anl recorded In Oxford Records,
Book l2i p IL - Also ono other piece Of land,
In said Peru, being the same and all the land
which WIS reserved in a certain deed from me, the
said CYRUS Dunn. 10 Ch6s. Dunn, being the same
90 which NY Jaw mill now stands near Ihe Cna-
l.. Dunn farm. 80 called. And whereas, the said
mortgage deed was duly transferred and assigned
o. me the upders sued, By Fernando {. Richards
he administrator OF Tie estate of the said Benin
Allen, on the 4th gay OF December, A. D. 1873 and
whereas, the conditions Of said mortgage have
been broken, ]. hereby, claim foreclosure OF the
same according to the Statute in such case made
and provided. ELIAS LOVEJOY.
Peru, Feb. 10, 1873 lSiw
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TOWN ITEMS.

rEruEL Feb l4.-Theye was . verY
p,ssssn, entertainments the Fins House
las, Ianrs 'a7 evening. a good number
OF s.csers were present, therefore music
vas nos wanting, and iC many ways time
.iisd pleasantly bY.
The Be- qersture Of the month Of Jan
usry, as SHOWN bY the thermometer, was
lille below the average Tor The lac.
f,e years, but aside from two short sharp
cold ,erms, The weather has been ronarS-
ably hne, with many bright. suauY days.
The ice o1the river IL ab0uttwenty inch =
th,ck and clear as glass A larger guam
,.y of THIS ho, weather luxury i J,isg
,,r,eJ than usual
Oar sugar makers sav the indications
are very favorable TO- large dow OF say
this season.
Miss May Hastings. ore ct orr most
hoient sDd successtl. teschers, has been
invited So taAe cbasSe OF a department. 10
t. l'd'- Academy AS assistant .oacaer, bu,
has been obliged to decline OF account o.
D.. 3. 4..a. Miss HasI0gshas taught sev
ersl terms Do our village school aud NE,
With marked Success.
Miss Alden. ct Waterford, is teaching
in District N. p Miss Alden is aa
CHc.eu. ,eaoa.-, ana i4vori,a with ali.
sac a.s ~ aver. ge oi aocut d.ty pupils.
&
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
Nnfice of Foreclosure.

UTHFEEAS. IN the fifteenth dag OF July, a ID.
w 1876 John C.fiisbury and WIN II .PillsbuEy
then both of Fry, burg, Maine, By their mortgage
deed OF that datc, rdei in the oxford Western
District Registry Of Deeds, book o. page 2i2 con
viewed 70 me, the subscriber, certain real estate,
situated N said fryeburg, and decided 10 them by
John L. U-rlI4.-l, Guardian of Eldora and Caleb
PulsbuTy a. 50 vi date, and which real estate j.
known az the Fneld Farm and meadow, and Late.
ly occupied 10y Morris PilisbuTy, now deceased
and said iarrc contains one hundred acres, more
or less ami said mtaiOw about eleven acres, 20
geher with cuC IAlf ii the buildings thereon; and
whereas the condition in said mortgage Is broken
now then by reason thereof claim u foreclosure,
according 80 the provisions of the Statute IL such
case maze md provided.
Dated at Fryeburg, this 10th day OF February, 4.
ID. 1879. ls-Sw
JOHN c. HARTMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
Annual Meeting.

THE Annual Meeting of the Rumiord Falls 4
i Buckheid Railroad Company, will be held al
the Office OF said company in its station al Canton
in the County of oxford. on WEDNESDAY. the
FIFTH day Of MARCH, 4. ID. 1879, At eleven
O'Clock ia the forenoon; to act on the following
business, 10 VIII
|. To choose directors for the ensuing year
?. To act upon the question Of acceptance by
the corporation Of an act pRssed at the session
Of the Legislature for A. II. 1879, entitled, act
additional 10 An act to incorporate the Rumford
Falls & Buckheld Railroad Company.
8. To make such alterations or additions 10 the
Bylaws may be deemed advisable.
4. To determine, If deened advisable, the amt
Of the Capital stock of the corporation the NUN
Der OF shares into which il may be divided, and
the mode and manner Of its payment.
5. To act on any other business that may prop.
erly come before the meeting,
GEORGE d. BISBEE, Clerk.
BuckHeld, Feb. g. 1873. ls-3w
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Messcnyer,s Notice.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF or OXFORD {
STATE OF MAINE.


OXFORD, IS :--.IsnuAryi \. ID. 1879.
This Is to -lve rotce, That on the twenty sec
ond day Of Jaru'-., a. ID ls79, Warrant IN In
solvency was issued out of the Court OF InsOlyen
cy for said County Of Oxford, against the estate Of
Asa +. stearns Of Bethel in the County Of Oxford
adjudged TO be al InsOlvent Debtor, on petition o
said Debtor, which petition was died on the 2is
day OF January, 4. ID. 1873, 70 which last named
late interest on claims is 10 be- computed; tina
the payment OF any debts and the delivery an
transfer OF any property belonging 70 said debtor
TO him or tor his use, and the delivery and trans
fer of any property by him are forbidden by law
That meeting Of the Creditors Of SAID Debtor, 10
prove their debts and choose one or more assign
ees of his estate will be held n a Court Of lnsO
yency 10 be holden at the Probate ONCE ~ Paris
ia said county Of oxford, IN the eleventh Ia q
February, A. d. 1879, at nine o'clock Ia the lore
noon.
Given under my hand the late first above writ
ten. ALNAN Il. GODNINl
Deputy Sheriff as Messenglr Of the Court Of IN
solycncy, tor said County Of oxford. j!o-3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

Tie highest authority in New Eugiaudthe state
AssAycr OF Massachusetts, after careful snalysis
OF Halls Vegetable Sioilian Hair Remover cert
led tina, j, Is the best preparation for it, intended
purposes that has been exhibited for examination
thal is constituents are pure and carefully select
cI for excellent quality, and tnst At forms al Ell
Client preparation Tor promoting the growth OF the
hair and restoring the original color. This world
renowned preparation is ior sale ty Ill druggists
Record, Red OAK, Iotra.
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wORKINCuky.

BEFORE you begin your heavy spring work afte
winter OF relaxation, your system needs cleans
inS and strengthening 10 prevent an attack of Az
ne, Bilious or spring Fever, or some other Sprinl
sickness that viii undi you for seasons work
You viii save time, much sickness and great eX
peusc If you viii use one bottle of Hop Bitters il
your family this month, Don't wait. See othe
column. fll-2w
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brings about $3.50 per cord on the Car.
The Railroad Co. are It'll running two
trains daily and apparently are doing a
good business. The road is nicely
equipped. and operate by prudent, care
lOl and gentlemanly managers and train
,otr. Passengers and shippers of freig ht
tctive attention and civiliiy. In this re-
sp.cI the road presents II strange contrast
70 tire old rot gut times If old Smith. The
Experiment OF running trains without
Whi,foy, works admirably.
MIR. H. H. Bryant is to open High
School at West Sumner, on March 4. He
is an able snd successful teacher, and
viii do scholars justice
Feb l5.--Oficers OF luvincible Lodge
OF Gocd remplsrs for ensuing quarter ::
Capt. John w Page, W. c. T.; Addie
+. Robinson, w. V. T.; Willie ID Tuck
e.. ". Seo'y; Frank Foster, W. F. s.. /;
). c Heald, Treas; s. Robinson, Jr.,
Chaplain. The Lodge has over 100 &C
tive MEMBERS and is about entering upon
is eleventh year. with its usual interest
aud harmony Few lodges have been
sb'r tn maintain steady interest Tor ten
,.si, Attendance very good. We hope
{, e,utaAe 4 delegation to the Oxford
Distr,c Zoo e. Shich viii hold its next
session d, 3ec d,,j on Thursday, Feb'y
20. The sGnua. election OF officers Ill
occur al that time. Let US have grand
rally. SLoCUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
sunday Afternoon for Febru.ry. opens wi

sunday Afternoon for February, opens with
a story by James T. Mckay; It has two others,
Paper Roses b. sarah o. Jowett, author OF Deep.
haven, ana one relating 10 the japanese custom
Of blood revenge by Prof VIM. Elliott GriAis.
Calvin The Sinner has d second lnstallment.
The essays include A Conventional Conscience
by Pres. ohm "a 3com OF Wisconsin University
What il Couscience2; and Minister'S Hobbies by
w. NJ. r. Rpunl.
Caroline II Dan writes of Anna Jameson, with
whom she hal 3 personal acquaintance; + {.
Gardner, best known by his popular books on the
architecture of homes, gives in the form OF =
sketch The reason why the familiar Mr.. and Mrs
john did not or did go To church: and j. II. +.
Marsh takes ground against the sunday Dailies as
an influence strongly conducive to the "Continen-
tai sunday
Tho Iitilcton Rcformcrs suggest practical
means O! rclcf for women from domestic cares.
More about jerry McAub T. given; also Moody
and Sankey sketch, ADD accounts Of sir Michael
Faraday, and ~ Dr. T.. Il. kAne's Hans The
Grcenlandor familiar 10 Us from his connection
with various Arctic expeditions; and there are
poems by Lucrcce and others.
The Editors table has Where are the Churches,
an article on thoatCrs, Notes, and there are book
reviews.
$3 90 4 wear; Springfield, Mass.
CanYassCrs wanted.
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our CUSTOMERS ENTITLED TO OUR BEST
SERVICES.

Wheue, or We are doing the advertising for
any IN vitual, or firm, w. consider them en-
Titled - our best services. l. they suggest
using "a paper which We know To- be MOI tine
best for the purpose, we say so and give
The reasons. We often cxpcnd good deal Of
time Tor very small advertisers. much more
than the profits on their patronage would
warrant; but we are content rs they cufIl-t
70 us what they have ~ disburse, and intiu-
encc in our direction the patronage OF their
friends and acquaintance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
State of Maine.

OXFORD. IS COURT OF INSOLVENCY. Paris
Feb'y n, 4. ID. 1879
ON the petition OF Marquis 4. Hanson OF Buck
~ field. in ,uid county, An insolyent debtor, 70,
an allowance out ~ his estate:
OKpLKsu. 1g4t tnc said Petitioner give motto,
TO all per-Ous interested, 10y causing copy o
this order % De- published two week succe-siyely
iu the ONi9ru Democrat printed Al Paris that they
may appear q, IN lusOlveut Court, 90 De held a
Paris. il -..ld County, o. the nineteenth day o
March mex at me ~ the clock IN the forenoon
and show cause, II any they have, Why the same
should not be granted.
\, II. WALKER, Judge.
true copy Attest: II. c. DAVIS, Register.
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E-traet nom xe.s Yart 3. Tine, juno Il. 1873.

Ten year- ago Messls. Geo Z. Rowo.l & Go.
established their advertising agency IA New
York Civ. Five years ago they absorbed .c
business conducted by NJ. John Hooper, who
was the first 70 go into this kind OF cntornr sc.
Now they have the satisfaction OF conti"aiag
connection which has ever been secured, .Ial
one which would DE hardly possible iu auy
other country but this They have succeeded
in working down complex business into 80
thoroughly a systematic method that rp
change J. the newspaper system OF Amcric.-
can escape notice, while the widest inform De
ton upon al topics interesting 10 advertisers
Is placed readily at the disposal OF the puliic.
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the NATURE or THE SERVICE WHICH IT is
OUR BUSINESS TO RENDER TO
THE ADVERTISER.

We uu lcr'aIc to maintain asa established
credit san every newspaper, AMI 10 have ~
hand a. schedule Of charges Tor advertising
spaca IT. columns, 10 be able 10 quote
the r.I.. .r $3.50 advertiser who wishes one OF
sci,I .. .I.l 90 procure the prompt insertion
Of tl- .ctiI-C'ucut without any extra charge
FOR O. .c' rendered: which service CON.
sists - .un. iny tho price. printing or writing
A. M duplicates ~ the advertisement -
may Do Do irpd. forwarding tho copy for
Insertion o.. ouU own expense for postage
or Wc -.r.. service; examining the papers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
TnE TIDY HOUSEWIFE.

The careful, tidy housewife, when she is giving
her house its spring cleaning, should bear In mind
that the dear inmates OF her house are more pres-
ious than houses snf that their systems need
cleansing 10y purir mg the blood, regulating the
stomach aud Op~els TO prevent and cure the dis
eases srisius l,'.m spring malaria and miasms,aud
she should know TINT there is nothing that will do
it so PEI city and surely us Hop Bit'ers, tho
puresi and bee Of all medicines See other col
umn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE for January has been
unpublished by lHE LEONARD SCOTT PUBIIsHISG
Co. al l. relay Street, y. Y IL Is somewhat later
this month tusu usual, the receipt of the early
sheets having been delayed by the recent wester.
ly gales.
Tho leading article, entitled the Electors Cat
eChlsm. a fItiricAl squib upon the Liberal par.
~, which viii be amusing reading 10 those vor-ed
In English policies.
In The Haven OF CARMEL We find description
OF the sea coat OF Palestine, and speculatons
upon the possibility OF developing tho resource
Of The country under English administration.
a Medium Last Century" commences r 1T
tlc ias'y narrative. In which an old negro witch
or sooihsAycr is conspicuous character The
scene o. Ia.l .l Jamaica. The second part OF
Contemporary Literature introduced US 10 jour.
nnli-,- aud Magazine writers, and takes the op-
rortuliN 10 give high praise TO the leading Quar-
tcrlirs.
Othcr artic.t- area continuation Of John Cad-
gate The novels OF AphonsC Daudet,' and
The Afghan w ar Aud its Authors
The period. al, reprinted by THE LEONARD
SCOTT IUHLishiSG co. al RArriay street y. ! y
ar a. io. lvs me London Quarterly, Kd,H6ury
WcdEiit.isGor iri British Quarterly Rerictrs ana
higcslsD.c's Magazine. Pucc, e. . year for auy
one. or only e. for an, and the postage H. pre-
paid by IN Publishers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

BALLoU's MoNrHLI MAGAZINE FOR MARCH -
rni- magazine, tho pest and cheapest Of It. cls--
in the couE-f. a we'll known To every one The
March number 10 now oat, and contains, among
othcr illustrations, two remarkable pictures oi
Cape Horn 1uD !:s surroundings by the author OF
"A NhE.tman'- AdVcnturcs.' IL giyes the result
OF @ race between twp copper-lAdencd ships from
Valparaiso % Boston, and j. q ycrf entertaining
paper for AID ID read. Then there are the usua.
domestic -tprir,tAr.iing adventures and Ju-t such
nnttyr a. the people should and do read. Re
mcmh-r, thi- valuable magazine d. only sl-jJ per
annum, postpaid, ana h. Tor sale ~ al the period
zeal dcpots iu f"' country for ~ cents copy. just
read The list VI coUient, and see what good one
i Il. Views OF Cape Horn - Richard C,rur de
Liou,' " Roman Pca-AntGirl," Hope. 80 ''Iho
Game uf Ia crosse, ''' Ia, Battle .Or The CcdArs
1.-THE Prisoners. DO a Mother Love, "E1com
p-nscd 90 Wicked Lady Walsngham' Chang.
ell a Lovers song" "Kcco lcctons cot Other
Days" Til, Last OF the Magiclans' How Lu
CECILIA Tried 90 OutNit Them ~" Hasy Marriage
Loves sunset" Something about Precious
stones "J,ir Buds Revenge" our Young
Peoples Story Teller - MY Mothers Husband
"Euthycu'- Puzzle Page Editorial Note ~
The Housckecpsr;" Curious Matter, ." ''1hlngs
Pleasant and otherwise" Our Picture Gallery"
,hunorou- llu-trttou-'. Published Dy Thumes
a Talbot % Hlwiry Street Boston, ~ g iol
yea po-ipaid.
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u ..c .l.t ilc Advertisement appears,
whc'I % I'D tI' mHGuc~ that b. ought 20 /.
Chez. s..,u subsequent Issue oi tlr 3..Y"r-
tisem . ip each paper. iu % book kctt for
that purpose. 40 an times subject 20 the in.
spocti.n O.: tuc advertise, and marking D aim
ly iu "'.E paper tho advertisement Hs lt APP
pear. SD tuat when the advert User comes lOr
sends ."r thr purpose 81 having tine files eN-
GmIuta. tIn .rU may light promptly upon his
anuou. con. NJ. without the labor of searching
wAD.t paper On page.
II en- .I4 cor omissions occur, 10 is our duty
10 noisy Publishers, al our own expense for
labor, postage or messcu ger, and 20 see fp 10
that tie pID.l-her OF the paper actually does
rruIc. .lr -,.c.hrd service Tor which The adj
Vcrtistr contracted.
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Rev. George II Thayer, an old citizen Of this
vicinity known 10 every one a most influential
citizen, and Christian Minister OF the E.Church
Just tins moment stopped into our store say, 81
wish every body TO know that I consider that both
myself and wife owe our lives 10 shiloh's ConsumP
lion Cure" Ii Is having tremendous sale over
our counters and is giving perfect satisfaction IN
an cases OF Lung Diseases, such as nothing else
has done, Drs. MatcheIt x France
bourbon, Ind, May 10, Is.
sold by a. VI. GERRY, so. Paris, and all
t.n- INrtlrrisfa
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THE CONFIDENCE OF OUR PATRONS 4 HrJTs2
or PRIME IMPORTANCE.

Itlsai.att.y OF primo importance TO MS. Tor
the purpose of maintaining ourinflUeucc vith
nubilshe t... j. shall come 20 De understood
amour hcm HAT our statements about tAcaI-
Yertisiue to Doe done, or not Go be done, are io
be relied upon. and 10 this end our dealing
with oi- advertising patron, must b. upon
busi- n' mutual couhd'rc, and good iliih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

EAST SUMNER, FEB. = Farmers are
tex = adyal!e ge OF the fine shedding
saG pheasant weather and are drawing 10
wood and logs quite Freely Several car
AIS Of we'd pass this place on some
aia Tor Portland, Lewiston or Mechanic
Falls. Good, cleft hard wood usually