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DIR. q. MCLAEE'S
80 s.u-.. ...
Liver PILLS

DIR. q. McLAEE'S ss
LIVER PILLS .... .,a.
are not recommended as remedy " for all the Ills
shat flesh is heir tor but In affections Of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache or diseases OF that character they stand
without rival. .'.
AGUE AND FEVER. ..
No better cathartc can be used preparatory to or
after taking quinne. .-.-
AS simple purgatiye they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar. coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression DIR. NcLANE's LIVER PILLS. -
Each wrapper bears the signatures of G. MoLAFE
and FLEMING BROS. -...,.. ,..,..... i.
Insist upon having the genuine De. c. McLAFEs
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Flomiug Bros. OF Pits
burgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations OF
the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
recommendation. :.r &. my 1e-deowly
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.WANTED, TO EMPLOY. A TEACH
w ER-either a lady or gentleman-for three
children. Oldest about twelve, youngest seven years
Of age. Would like teacher TO understand music.
State your price and give references. Address NJ.
Y. - care of this office. sc 4-ltk
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WANTED, TO RENT, BY A GEN
w TLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO CONNECT
ING EC0WS centrally located-one furnished
with use of parlor and bath: ADDRESS, giving loca-
ton and price, - X,' care Of Dispatch oftce.
ID
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

FOR SALE, THAT GRAND LOT OF
Il 1OOxlS5 feet. fronting Monroe Park, west
franklin street. This is without doubt the prett1est
lot IN Richmond The Iocation. surroundings, &c,
make il desirable in every respect. To any, one
Wishing TO secure lot THIS offers the opportunity.
am authorized divide II into two or more lots.
Sc 4-eod3t ROBERT Is. LYNE.
TOR SALE, A MOST. DESIRABLEG
II PROPERTY situa ed at GordeusvIle, suiI- ka:5
able for q family or summer residence. The HOUSE
IS beautifully situated on an emineuce overlooking
the town, within a few minutes walk Of schools,
churches railway station. -oflce, &C. There are
FORTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, well fenced,
and In a good slate Of cultivation; variety and
Abundance of fruit, with every convenience for a
most comfortable home. For further particulars,
annlv to -....-.-. -, GEORGE BROWN,
se 4.2w* Gordonsvtlle, Va.
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0FFICES FOR RENT-TWOG
~ LARGE, WELL-LIGHTED, and WELL FIJI
VENTILATED ROOMS. on FIRST floor, over Yam
ceys bookstore, No. l112 Main atreet suitable for
lawyers or dentists. Apply at Dispatch ONCE.
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The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
q. c. CLIFFORD carrying the United States matl).
leaves Richmond for above-naned places every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, al
7:l5 A. NJ.
Fare to Old Point, Norfolk or Portsmouth. q 2 so
Fare for round trip, unlimited. q 90
Fare to Baltimore. ..................s,... w
Fare to Philadelphia. 70
Fare New York;. ~ ID
Through tickets sold 1T CARRIERS, S26 Main street
Exchange Hotel, AID Oh board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The sieamer.'s Ariel " Is now ready for engage.
ment, for Day. and Moonlight Excursions
LOWER RATES than have ever been offered before
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Ne bern, Washington, and Tarhoro'. N. c., and all
landings on Tar river; Washington. d. c., Hump.
ton, and Eastern Shore of Virginia, and regular
landings on James river, at lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
ttrely rebuilt aud refurnlshed In an elegant ant
costly manner, and is confidently recommended AZ
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run Oh this route for many years.
L. 3. TATUM, Superintendent,
100 Main street and Rockets.
J. W. MCCARRICK. Ageui. Norfolk Sc
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WANTED, BY A LADY, A PLACE
w TO TEACH ENGLISH AND MUSIC; Good
rerarenccs Address Mrs. A. n, H..
ie'e1 (cara Postmaster) Glsndower.
+. se 3-2t< Aloemarle county, Va.
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vopI, pJyEpA -

DICHMOND, YORK RIVERseaSSTllsHls
hand CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD.S sass..a.s
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTA
TION COMPANY,
ami Boston. Providence and all New England cities.
Steamers leave " EST POINT, VA. on eac6
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ct II noon; con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND. ,,,..
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT On each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY. ,o,,or and
Direct shipments from Boston VIC bos'oh "'0
rn cnoSrr General Agent ap3
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WANTED. A MARRIED MAN, with
w small family without children preferred), TO
TAKE CHARGE OF A SMALL FARM. He must
fruit-trees. Recommendations required, and party
nlease state for what they are willing TO work. Ad
dress " SMALL FARM" care Box IS, Richmond
nost.offiee, Va. sc 3-d3t,sw3t, kw1ts
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <xKEn
~ COMPANY. Sansh@zo
FOR NEW YORK.
This company VIII dispatch one Of their splendie
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE. iSAAS
BELL, and R!CHMOND-e7ery TUESDAY
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY II high water.
These ships are entirely new, ana were oallt
pressly for this route.
They I'VE splendid saloons, stste-roons, and bath
rooms. -.- . -.
The fare, accommodations, and sttea tious are un
surpaEsed. 49,,
Ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot OF Beach street. Ships coming south san from
Pier 43, North river, foot OF Christopher street.
Freight received until Z. NJ. daily.
FrcIgsts for points beyond New York for"asdee
with dispatch, and no charge made except acssa az
Cabin fare TO New York, s1s Storage, Sc ans
rs.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
mylo onice Consanv's wharvcs. Rockett1s
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WANTED, BIDS FROM CARPEN-
w TIERS TO BUILD A DWELLING-HOUSE
AND BARN according to plans and specifications
in our Office. The right to reject any and all bids
reserved. CHAFFlN, STAPLES & co.
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WANTED, COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
w 0vERCOATs, DRESSES, SHAWLS, KID
GLOVES, FEATH ERS. &c. soied or faded and In
need of cleaning or colorng, at MCKINNEY 8
CO.'S Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment,
4lS Marshall street, near Fifth.
Also, LACE and DAMASK-CURTAINAR RUGS,
Sc +-.-'T- 2.2m
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noon AND JOB WORK NEA .aahIsrrISs
RsSsTsD At THE OisfA's"
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49, - > = )
WANTS.

A COACHMAN, WHO HAS HAD Two
n homes in ter wears WANTS A SITUATION.
Address ''T. D." care Dispatch ONCE. = - ~
81 4-Stx
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA- a.
Il BILE AND WELL.LOCATED DWELL HQ
ING No. 314 east Grace street, containing ten
rooms besides kitchen. IL has all The modern con.
veuiences, and Is in good repair. Possession At
once. Apply 10 JOHN T. GODDlN,
| -, f1-'f Real Estate Agent,
se'a.at Rank ard Eleventh streets
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

SOUTH WATERFORD. Feb. 27.-Mr. w.
W. Mccain returned Monday gath, from
his home at Mechanic Falls. where be
has been on visit since closing his win
ter school in this place. MIR. Mccain ex-
pected 10 have commenced Free High
School here next week, but oi course
cannot DO so, as our Lawmakers at Al
gusta have repealed The Jaw. Mr.. Me
Cam is most excellent teacher, and We
were in hopes thai he would get u sohoo,
here.
Mex, Friday evening, the South Wat.
eriord Brass Band take a benefit Al VII
llEe Hall, where wilt Oe given the drama.
Down by the Sea, aud farce Rough
Diamond" There will be select read
nc by Rev. Il. H. Osgood, also singing
by l. B.rton. aud music by The Band.
W. W. Watson has a contract for 25O
t1oassnG s..t boxes. also - THOUSAND
onion crates lie has about 400 cords OF
suJsr Ia MS yard, 81 business is quite
Ive.y With HIM
TIE c.o:hes-pin factory, rGu by S. L
TIimsu. has ooen shut down for some
weeks. owing 20 some troun.e abou, ms
cAiray. bu, NJ I. has new machines
s!Iesdy s., up. sGd will commence ruu-
ling s2siu soon.
A ",ru;aioo bal" Wi, bo given a.
Village Hall Tuesday Marco 4,h. Music
e. "Cbaudler's SIX OF PoruSud It's
expcoe that his will be the event OF
ne season.
Tho "Old fox hunters were ont again
Wednesday ard got their iox-in,o q
hole, aai Thursday they went To ind
hjm-a Dose iox. That ma es four ()
they have c4ptuJei this season. Wanted,
= rnsu 10 shoot tox at screen rods Az
p, at the p. o.. So Waterford Me. l. a
fox AFRAID oi wJ0len mit,eu?
TRAMP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

EAST RUNRoRD.-Thursday, the 9th
OF Feb the East Rnmford Reform Club
celebrated It's third anniversary. Toe
day was cold and windy, the snow flew
and drined badly, yet we had rOusiuG
meeting. The meeting house at East
Ramford was quite well hlied. What u
meeting. excel the Dixheld Clubs
celebration Oh IS third anniverssry" was
made ~ IL enthusiasm The afternoon
meeting continued IN session tour hours
TIE time being fully occupied by IS
speakers. Music by The DiXheld Orches-
ira. and quarteue aud congregations
singing One hour and bali was then
given 10 supper. furnished by the citizens
vI East Rumlord. Tor which they were
highly oomp.imentet by visiting 6rel6-
zen. The evening meeting continued
ICON IA OF until 10 o'clock. There
were l6 speakers 10 the evening, de.
c.amation by Freeiand J. koght. and
one by Master Albert Abbott, and selsc,
reading by Miss 5. NJ. Putnam, esch
nicely rendered. The music by the Dix
held band. John n Thompson, lesder.
was excellent. The East Rlm!Ord quar-
teite sang some hue selections Henry
". Pax, President Of The Club presided.
The speakers we're: Bros. P-rs, A g..
Richardson. Capt. Role. c. Hemming-
wa. Henry ABBOTT. \. j knight. John
\ lgish. Wallace Clark aud ) COT OF
the Eas, Rumlord C.u5. Wan. ". Aobo,s
and a. y. Austin Of ;ae DlXde,d CLUB,
Chaplin Vlrgir. Rev. Nj. HAnuaiOrd,
y f. hoyt SD Fred Bartlett Of the
R-mtord Center Club. VIM. Irish, irom
Sherman. Aroos,ook Co, snd good Oh
s,ager he Is. {. b Cummings IRON
B4iutree. vi. Cnsr.es Newton. from
Carthage Club, Caleb Besse and JOAN
S.eyeus from Bryant's Pond Cub. J. NJ.
Gsmmou Of Peru Club, and last but not
least. Bros Hsggei, and hlioreth OF the
Buttons Mills Club. Among the spesk-
ers named ABOVE will be recognized many
quite good ones. Twelve names were
sdied 10 the pledge. For the open
houses and ample provision made TOR viz
i.oI, every one was loud 10 praise. Ole
year irom yesterday, We propose To ccic-
brste sgain.
Bro HanuaioTd. circuit minister, has q
donation al The house oil Bro. A. j.
Ku,gh, At E.s, Ramtord. Tuesday alter
noon and evening. MArch All.
The E4s, Ramtord Ladies AL c.e;y
hsve neck tie festival at Thomas Hal,
Eas, Rumlo-d, Thursday evening, Feb
9th, 1879. Oyster supper. a1t dancing.
SPARKEs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

NORTH WATERFORD. Feb. 10 We ind
oly roads very good to-day. the snow tali
N aday night and Tuesday having filled
up ne holes and bad places resulting
from the lhaw oil last week.
Mr. +. NJ Mosher. while out with b.
Reeds team Friday. the IAN inst. had his
horse step into hole causing him 10
stumble, when the DIT. Icing considerably
worn, broke, allowing The bride 10 slide
bacS over bis head; The horse took fright
81 this and ran. Mr. Mosher, after tryin (
10 check him, became alarmed and jumped
from the sleigh. the horse keeoing on his
course ran against the platform st II. NJ.
Fiskes store, smashing the sleigh and
fleeing himself from it. kept on to the
stable, and stopped. The sleigh aud hsr-
ness were considerably damaged.
There was pound party 81 ths resi-
dencs Of Rev. H. II OsgOod. on Friday
evening last, given by the North Water
ford Cleaning Circle" DIR. Osgood re-
sponded wiki . sereuade by the Waterford
Brass Band.
There vas = dance at Rice's Hall, Fri
day evening. the IAN inst, got up by
( sha Dodge Ga account vi the bad
going there was on; small company in
attendance, but enough to have good
time. Alter dancing I'LL about IL o'clocs
the party retired 10 Mr.. Dodge's house. d
shor. distance from the hall, where they
p4rlOOk Of 81 excellent supper. They
then returned to the hall and danced sew
era hours. Dir. Dodge proposes to get
u2snO,her dance Tuesday evening March
40 furnishing oyster supper and two
pieces Of music. He will spare no pains
70 7a-e those in attendance enjoy them.
ives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

EAST SUMNER, March - Iuvincible
Lolge CT Good Templars celebrated is
teulH anniversary on las; Friday evening
Ayout - members were present. IL was
very pleasant and agreeable occasion.
Exercises consisted ot declarations,
songs. remarks by some OF the Older
members. closing with 8 bOuuleous re-
past A cordial letter was Tead from Bro.
David Sewall. a cLsIier member now re-
siclng IN Audubon Heights, Audubon Co ,
Iowa. The lodge was instituted OF
March Sd. 1863. with "A charter memoirs
O. mat number still remain. The lodge
b, received 2S5 members 10 all II has
=, presen, lO7. Few, If any. lodges have
maintained better interest and enjoyed
greater degree OF harmony. The leu.
persrce sentiment is healthy and The
cause prosperous in this vicinity. Officers
i1r ptc4e-t quarter: Capt. John Page,
W c.; All, =. Robinson. W. V. I. ;
Willie d. Tucker. v. Sec 5 c. Head,
". Treas. Frank Z Foster. W. F. 5.
SLOCUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

COOP TEMPLARs.-We are requested by
the Secretary, Geo. 4. Bracket, Of Bel
fast, TO give notice of the annual session
of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Of Maine, at Lewiston, April 9th and 10th.
There are nearly $50 Lodges and 1900
Good Templars in the State and the Or
der was never in more fourishing con-
dition.
Dreadful things are threatened from
the Pacific slope in case Dir. Hayes vetoes
the anti Chinese bill. The San Francisco
Daily Stock Record, the Oldest financial
journal on the Pacific coast, mutters that
"such dread possibility as secession from
the Union, in the event of failure to OBJ
tain the relief demanded from tho Chinese
evil, is broadly talked OF in high circles"
This sort of talk is simply silly. What
ever else the people may dispute and
wrange over, on one point they are unit
ed and resolved, that como what may the
Union must stand. The secession exper-
iment has already proved such complete
failure and bitter experience that the mere
suggestion of such thing is simply ludi-
crous. Lewiston Gazette.
JUDGE VIRGIN AccKPrs REFORM Court
opened at Dover, Plscataquis County, on
Tuesday last About sevenly-iye cases
we're marked for trial. On Wednesday
no case could be found in which both par
ties were ready Tor tiiAl. Judge Virgin
said it hal been said by some OF the pres
ent Legislature that judges should board
at private boarding houses aud as it was
his duty to respect the acts Of a cO.Ordln-
ate branch Of the government, he would
like to change his boarding place from his
present commodious quarters to some more
modest place if he was to be kept there
all the spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

Town MEETNG.-The following officers
were elected at the Town Meeting in
Paris, last Monday:
Moderator, II. + Hammond.
Clerk, Geo. A. Wilson.
Solectmen, G. Ii Briggs, b. S. Doe. ID.
y. rrue.
Treasurer, n. ID Bolster.
Collector, John Black.
5. 5. Com Seth Benson.
All republicans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
The NuI.trY. 1hI

The Nursery. This splendid monthly mag.
nine for the youngest readers has now been
published over twelve years, aud II seems 70 be
full better now than ever before. II is cotton up
in attractive - le with lots OF pictures, and read
ing that is adapted 10 the little folks, and not Of
the sup emeh silly AMI hlotc type that used TO
OH the books for the babies The price Of the
Nursery "a o. 81 year. Address John l.. shorty
Publisher - Bromneld Street, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

Our cold weather DOESN'T seem to be
over with yet. The thermometer indi-
Gated Is deg. below zero at Elliott &
Bsrtlett's spool mill, Saturday morning.
the 18th inst. and from u TO 20 al other
points in this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

WvARIs. Rev. A. Bosserman will
lsc.uc pom the subject The World
Move,on Friday evening. March Z. at
Cepteal Hall. West Paris. Admission,
10 ,hcaot holding tickets to The Lyceum
C,nrden cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

SrOw.-We understand that Moses
Eastman bss been Injured very lady by
horse jumping aud pulling him OF from
a load Of wood. lie hiss lost the sight Of
one eve, and II Is thought tba, be will
lose the sight OF the other
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

RoURY. Feb. 21.-The schools have
closen Districts No. and w. II
Jsn Of tbs town is teaching 10 No. 8
. had 4 smart rain on the thirteenth,
here are now about So inches o.
W..
Not so much fishing done in Roxbury
ond Ms usual this season.
25 below zero. on the 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

CORRECTION. The author OF the arii-
Gle entitled the "Bssk ct Mystery writes
Tbs alusion to Mr.. Frank Gordon oil
Livermore, as deisulter, in the Demo
crai OF Jan. p. was the result OF blum
der. II there had been no misuuder
standing about 1t. il would have been
corrected at once. So far ~ know, Mr..
Gordon is innocent OF any crime. large
or small l."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
NOTICE.
INSTRUMENTATION.


HNDER the head Of Unnecessary Caution, Tin
L J the Democrat OF Feb. rs, Mrs. Jennie G. Gregg
represents that mo one would trust me because
never pay my own debts." The following from
the business and substantial men OF Buck1eld
v i'll speak for itself.
WILLIAM GREGG.
Buckleld, Feb. 2G, 1879.
The undersigned, doing business in BuckAeld
village, having known William Gregg for years,
chee-fully represent that he 10 citizen Of good
charac,er.-We regard him as honest-and has
met his pecuniary liabilities As promptly az men
will average
Ruckield, Feb. 20, 1873.
J. A. RAwsoS, &C. SPAULDIsG,
j. II. DECosTER, CARLTON GARDNER,
NAHUM MOORE, A. G. HOLMES, Co,
! CALDWELL, VI. d, ATWOOD, SPAULDING *
/ w. SHAW, /. \. WARREN.
II. W. WALDROS, j. w. WRITTEN,
HORACE MORRILL, ALFRED SHAW,
WILLIAM CHASE, NATHAN MORRILL,,
|. G.. MORRILL,, JOSIAH HUTCHINSON,
.. II. HERsEY, w. A. BURT,
WIN. BURr JOHN DUSHAM
c. 5. CHILDs Dentist, JASON FAkRAR,
e, \. HARLOW.
mt-2w'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
THE CONFIDENCE Of OUR PATRONS A MATTER
OF PRIME IMPORTANCE.

II rs ...Hter of prime importance to rs for
the pufpos of maintaining ourinhueuce with
pubiis tipt II hall come 10 be understood
anon flrul nat our statements about tlit az.
verti~ f. bee done, oruut 90 De done, are 10
be rel. .y.n, and 10 this end our dealing
with oar tai ertising patrons must be upon
IA basi mutual confidence and good faith
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
Weather ReDOrf.

Temperature last week at AN.
Sunday, Y clear. Monday zoe cloudy, Tues
day, sc clear Wednesday, lte cloudy; Thurs
day, l69 SNOW. Friday, IS clear; Saturday
&C clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

Colds are dying about in the air thicker Than
Makes In snow stom-evoryLody 10 catching
them, yet even body knows, or ought TO know,
thu, Adamsons B1isam is warranted To cure colds
and coughs auI all diseases Of the throat AMI
lungs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

In So. Paris, FcU 10, q the wife ol George !.
stevens, a son. willie Alva
In Stoucham. Feb. lIth, to the wife Of Daniel
Wentworth, daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
MEXICO

The Aunusl Report OF the Officers o!
the town OF Mexico. elbows the total val
ustion of that to- 10 be S75, go; appro
priated and assessed 81 $50 "a oi which
1866 40 were for support OF schools and
81 900 TOR town debt and charges. 81 POO
were devoted to roads aud bridges Mum
,rr ut p'l's. SO; poll tax IS; percentage
- Mills. L nper expenses Sl4S 80 To-
IA exi -eS;os, WI officers SOL Town
has iabin..e- ~ So 1888 81; and resources
amounting 10 &. 5O6 Sc The Supervisor
OF Schools gives the teachers very gen
erous and general &C mmenda,ion. There
are seven school districts ia town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
TIE fa7URE OF The SERVICE WHICH II IS
our BUSINESS TO RENDER TO
THE ADVERTISER.

$50 eunkc 90 maintain aa r- -hed
crr .I.G every newspaper, auI 'l .re az
hpr ..lule az Charge Toy a.. .-ing
So . - column; IN Doe able fo CuOte
the f1 "u nlyor,ia.c Who wishes orc or
scta c.' no procure the prompt 'H- rton
Oft. ..IIrtucntW ituoJt ANY extra ,Darge
FOR ..r rendered which S.I.... con-
-iSfs .l.. ing tlr price, printing or ting
a duplicates al tIr advertise, 1901 mt as
ma. r.. i~rd, forwarding the copy for
n-ar.. Df our own cNpcns" for r0'tage
or u.. u.Hr service. examining the papers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
A coll,g, professor once said that "ho VIII

A colisg. professor once said that che Who
erPets 10 rate high in hi- class must not erpceto-
rate on the floor" Much OF the hawking and spit
ting was, no doubt. caused by catsrrh, which the
professor knew could he readily cured by the use
OF few bottles oi Or. >sge's CAtarrh Remedy.
CoUNTLEss sufferers find the balm OF relief and
the ounta Of .Acir health aud strength in AVER ;
SAGSArAMLLA. Il is the most potent Of al the
Alternatives % purify the syst, m and cleanse the
blood. II posscs.es invigoratng qualities, So that
It stimulates the faded yiLllities and purges cut
The corruption, which minglc with The blood. pro
noting dcrAugement and decay. We arr assured
by many ntelsen, physicians that this medicine
cures beyond aI others II IT, kind and We csn
foui0 this stai cmeni by our own experience
PisiLrsdtaHAsy Pa Argus.
Great book i"r Agents. See advertisement OF
g. w. CARLETON 4 co. In another column.
Chew Jackson's Best sweet Navy Tobacco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
The ,UsT OF MONEY 10 Be EXPENDED.

Pc. whdShAyc laI little cxpcrie.c, az
adv 81, often have ~ pretty clear under
stan, o. - what they would like To DO, uuf lre
entiiri .1raut ofl.e probable cost.
W .'.N ma ie out for such person plan
Of adv, isIug calling lor an Investment OF
$500. submitting 81 Tor approval, found
our en- qer dl~maycd 40 ~" magnitude Of
the eIpc Sc. Lc no. having contemplate an
expo .e exceeding so or $50 I'm such
"A cas- tt..f would have been saved, 81 10 the
conn .sIutlt OF the negotiation the gIes-
don been asked: 10 How much money are
you ur red go devote 90 Ibis advertising =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
TOtUa Reports.

An error OF Two dollars appears in the
report OF the liquor agent. for Paris. On
page six. bottom line read. cash received
from sales S4l5.26 instead of S4l3 ~.
The error was made by lhe printer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
OUR Customers ENTITLED TO OUR BEST
SERVICES,

who ,cr We are doing uIc ADVERTISING for
any IL. dual or firm, We consider them ou-
titled 81, lur best services. II they suggest
using rAper which We know To- be not fue
best fOI The purpose, We say 50 and give
the reasons. We often eNpcnd a good deal OF
time for very small advertisers, much more
than tho prOhts on their patronage would
warrant but We are content rs they eutIJl~t
to ~ what they have 10 di,bur-e. and uflu-
ence in our direction the patronage of their
friends aid acquaintance
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MARRIED..

In North jay. Feb. p, by r = Reyes. Esq.,Mr.
John j. Holman. T., ANA Miss Carrie NJ. Chids
both OF DiNiirld.