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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-12-04
LIBERAL EDUCATION

A purely business education Is alive.
a narrow education, 1t develop, Il pm
ticular power and leaves the Others ua-
developed. 1t tends to make lo,~.,r.
men: men of narrow horizons; men II
limited ability; that is, of abilities 'N..-
ed to single sphere of action. III "rt
who goes into store at fourteen 4" SHY
till he is twenty -one may graduate y3l-
ital salesman, but he will learn nothing
else in his school but how to sell gnn,--
aud life may have some other @cTN."g1.H
him. possibly even higher scrvic". t..
boy who graduated at college at twrD.
one will not know how to do any ,-r a..
a hundred things. In community wl;rs
caste determines position, whcr" the au#
of a merchant is preordained a. he "
merchant. and the son of a shoTk"srcr
to be shopkeeper, apprenticing i~'.-
WELL But in country where sor.,,v .,
not only fluid but broilin. wh"t tie
bottom is all the time going up TO 'aa i.t.
and the top is all the time going down t'
the bottom every father should b, 2W.I-
tious to give his son an education '"&,
will enable him to take any place and
hold and fill it. Business cducajrl
makes "rut' men-a liberal cducariuH
makes broad-m y business educate.
rquips a man well for single chance. 81
he misses that he has no reserve. Il aa-
Id, nnilinS tfl
dred chances; il he fails to get nue ..a-
open he has in his hands the *, a.
ninety-nine more.
1t is the broad man who rr"~re. e
hard times" The man who has a..
one spring on his place may 60 tha-'E
in drouth; not So the man who has
score. When times are dull, j, .r i..
hookkeeper who keeps a ledger ac.1uu.
| beautifully and knows not h"" 10 80
| anything else, who gets left ouJ .s ia.
cold. because there are no more td-.
| to be kept. The versatile man. Who b. r
an adaptability to do whatcNrg W-r-
comes in his hand, always tin&- .n-r
work to do. When college -ra,la.
is found starving the story goes ta" ,l
Gle of the newspapers from Bosom f.
| San Francisco; but when clerks and hr.t
keepers go hungry no one thinks
strange 1t is an appalling problem 60
contemplate. What will the Thousand 81.
our college graduates this year ijHa .,
do? But, somehow they all do find -a.o
thing. Our colleges do not furnish t.u
country with its beggars. its paurvr- u.
it's tramps. a well educated man Is ID
man of many resources, and he is the
fore ready for many exIgeueics. Thgg,
10 safety in breath
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-12-04
IOHN WANAMAkER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth, and Market
streets, and City hall square,
PHILADELPHIA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20
A Heueu SfeeDer.

The Louisville sr-Journal says i:
Alexander Emerson, a youth living
In the west end of this city. has for the
past six months been subject to very
peculiar and unusual attacks of somhia.
The first indication he has of an attack
is a severe nervous headache, coming
on soon after breakfast. In q short
time. usually BY nine o'c!eek. he gets
drowsy. lies down. and immediately
goes into deep sleep. which continues
for sesehty4So liours thres days And
nights. He can be aroused with din
-euty. and 4sfsoOn ~ left, undisturbed
goes to sleep aeaib.! On NE third nom
ing his sleep is. disturbed by severe
nervous chi lis, and rs these past on In
an hour or two, he relapses into sound
sleep which continues suntil the. next
morning. when he wakes mp very much
exhausted; During his sleep he has no
ihclihsttsh 10 eat or drink. but rather
an aversion for either when aroused.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20
A BRAVE LADY!
She Eudures thc Pain Of a Severe
Surgical Operatio" Nhnc"
TnlgtnE ChsovoaersasIH
7 ~ - -. -. ~
/prou the Courier.

From the Courier
Mrs. schooumaker, OF Greek Locks, Ulster
Comfy, v Y, had the misfortune to entirely lose
the sight Of one Of her eyes, through an accident
and en- Snrea pain % linnap,ms.ory ae,pn thsrsan
tortxo ioaS ytars. the othsr eye daaiy bScn
n 4 sstnpatncticsiiy snected, her'gcnerai health
seriously suffering; indeed, she was mere
wreck. waking Skeleton. In This terrible strait
she con,hltcd Dr. DAVID Kennedy, Of Rondont'
New York, Who tod her ut once that the iojurcd
eve must be removed. She quietly Snt firmly
said: IAN right, Doctor, but don't give me eng
reform. Let my husband sit BY my aide dur'ps
the operation and will neither crv ont or STIR
The work wa. doue. and the poor woman sep'
her wor,l. Talk Of soldierly courage This
showed greater pluck than II takes 70 face = hum
drcd guns. To restore her general health aud
give tone and strength 70 the syssea'. Dr.. Ken
uedy then gave the "fayorite Remedy, which
cleaused the blood and impaired new lite 10 the
long surering woman sacrnpid'y Camel health
and strength. aud is nov well The favorite
Remedy is a priceless blessing 20 woman No
family should be without &C.. Your druggist has
n. II not send TO DR.. David Kennedy, R'ndou''
New York. d. 80 s.i5 elB 100 Z ,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20
A Specimen Gambling Trick.

A singular me ,l.od OF " fla hting the
tier" is thus re!a,ed by n writer in the
London Tuk: | happened, in re-
sponse 10 pressing invitation, 70 find
myself in n law court, when a curious
mode of cheating ut faro was shown.
The game is played thus: Thirteen
cards arr spread Qua on tile table, tina.
Is to say, an entire suit. A pack Of
cards is stuffed By the banker, then cut
by player. when the banker proceeds
10 draw the cards. one after another,
from the pack, first removing one. IL
aplayer has put a stake upon any one
O, the cards VIII ch has been laid out
unon the tth.c, he win, provided his
equivalent is nn odd card in the
hack. and he loses il it is an
oven one. Now. it would seem
impossible tl:at player could cheat the
banker. This is, however, how IL IS
done: In shutting The banker generally
shows the bottom card. When he hands
the pack To be cut the player cuts m
even number OF cards. SO that when the
cut is put back 10y the banker the player
knows that what was the bottom card
will be an odd one, and knowing also
what tha, card viii be, can stake upon
& with a certainty that lie will win.
But how does he cut the number OF
Scardsthat he choostss By very simple
process. One side of tie naii Of his
thumb Is allowed osrow straight, and
a LITTLE notch is msde in it. Provided
the lenzlh OF tie nail kom thsnotch to
the end be always kept the Same, and
tliat he presses the nailagainst The cards
in citing, he must always take up ex-
actly the same numberoi cards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

PLEASANT LErTERs.-They are sheets of
sunshine. A Methodist clergyman Of Hart
ford, Conn, writes DIR. David Kennedy, Of
Rondout. n. Y, that ''Fayorite Remedy"
cured him of chronic liver disease and
Indigestion, from which he has suffered
for long time. This was splendid, but
nothing more than anyone may expect who
uses this medicine. One dollar a bottle is
a small consideration when health Is in
question. The clergyman says he Is going
to introduce DIR. Kennedy s "Favorite Rem
idy" among his people. He can't do better
Health is always friend Of religion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

full as the elephant, but he can carry an
enormous load on his back. He does
not do 80 willingly. however, and Is by
no means the patient, docile servant thas
the elephant soon becomes under proper
training. When first went to India.
rs young man was connected with a
mercantile firm in the northwest prov
inces, and whilc mere I hAdN al Abund-
ant opportupity H.stud ylpg The cam ell
for means Or carriage IN that part OF the
country in those days was confined to
elephants, camels. bullocks and men.
Horses were not used rs beasts OF burden.
Every day camels and elephants were
driven up 10 our Office door and loaded
with wine and beer cases for far-away
customers The elephant would 60
clumsily down on his great knees and
allow himself to be loaded without IN
indication of discomfort. l have no
doubt that he would hays permitted
himself to be loaded until wsscruslied
d the earth bencatll the weight Of the
load had lis driver seen dt 70 pile on the
boxes. But the camels receiving their
burdens was spectacle never to be for
gotten. They never varied in their be-
havior, and every one that l ever saw
loaded-and have seen thousands
acted in precisely the same manner.
The camel, when he is not eating or
drinking or being loaded, is invariably
chewing the cud. His long. crooked
jaw is in perpetual motion. and when ne
Is told to lie down to receive his burden
he does so without varying this inces-
SAINT masticatory process. He awk-
wardly bends his fore knees. drags his
Aind legs under him, and comes to the
ground with curious kind of fop. All
this time his long. melancholy face
shows not the slightest indication that
he knows what he is lying down for;
ard this unmistakable hypocrisy, l
think, stamps the camel as an aninal OF
very high order ofinteliect. But in a
few seconds the expression on the
camel's face und crgoes a striking altera-
ton. As he sees the driver approaching
him with a box on his shoulder he
seems at last 70 understand the indig.
nifty and torture to which he is about to
be submitted, and the astonishment,
vir,uous indignation, and dismay on he
Ia
certainly to make some impression on
the stony heart of the driver. They
never have the slightest effect. The
man binds the litstb on the wretched
animals bark. and goes away 10 get An
Other. Then the camel. wisely ADAM
doning his efforts 10 move man TO COM
passion. points his hairy nose upward,
AID howls his wrongs 10 the skies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20
General Kaufman has presented tod

General kaufman has presented tothe
geological garden Of Moscow q hairless
horse of Central Asia. The animal De-
longs TO tue hybrid species and is con-
sidereda great rarity. Atis yell formed.
but its skin Is red and without the
slightest trace Of hair, end 10 cold Mos.
cow Il has 10 b coveftd Win Blankets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20
Bologna.

Bo,Iogn-ya i. Wal ii city in Italy.
yet II Invented sau ,a@es Bologna has
no hogs, yet Ia sshcps reek with the
doors Of leeks and garlic. Cairo may
have forty. nine sure IS, but low many
hss Bologna? Thee are nineteen Kinds
Of cheese Chat are good), and each with
smell what srre'l! There are
the shops of cooked vrgCt sbles where
you bnya boiled hot potito Tor aso'di.
ora half-kIlo for iiusof them. allthese
srneR Then the slussRes. lis per-
feet sausage fair, snsin ius,iial EXPOSE
.tion Of Boloenas. They are in Inks, in
Sut. in bladders tof AL s,zcs), in cakes.
in ,sksnachs. in membranes, IN nets. in
Ahsk,1te forms, in csu5s, in cudge!s. in
canesi sausages smoked. dried. licked.
fatted lean. spiced, plain, miIdewed,
decayed, greasy, mold5, red. gray,
mottled, broken, tottcrins with age, or
plump with youth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

''He who talks sows. he who listens
reaps," and he who takes AddmsoR'S Bot
dRic BaisdDs, the great remedy for coughs,
colds, etc, Is wise, because he takes the
best remedy on earth. Trial bottles, 10 cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

Many people seem To think there Is no
danger in neglecting Cold in warm wealth
er; but this is often fatal mistake ke-
member that DIR. \. G. Whites pulmonary
Elixir viii give instant relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

SUMNER GoNPIuNT.-Howm many people
suffer from summer complaint. The Peo-
pies Favorite Tonic Bitters will prevent
all kinds ofsumner complaints, biliousness
and diseases OF the liver. Try 1t and be
convinced. See advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
has for many years occupied an honorable
place in the toilet of American women, and
has also attained popularity in foreign
countries. This is because IL does perform
what it promises. Its warmest friends are
those who have used il longest, and those
who from actual experience aud personal
trial have demonstrated that by its use
gray hair is restored to its natural color
and dry, harsh, and wiry hair is made son
and lustrous, q thing Of beauty, and mat
ter or Joy aud pride TO the wearer.-.Sub-
s0usr and Democrat, Corisih, Miss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

Western editor, noticing the marriage
OF Mr.. Boot TO a Miss Leather, very
nationally remarks that they are going into
the boot business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

CosrivENEss.-The most efectual way
10 overcome costive habit Is 10 take a
small dose OF Baxter's Mandrake Bttters
before each meal, and follow II for week
or ten days; The cure win Dc mild, bur
sure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

OXFORD. ss:-At a Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF oxford on
the third Tuesday of June, A. ID. 1870.
81 Instrumept Iurportipg ID be the iastW i'll and
Tests uent Of Harvey Bartlett late Of Hartford in
ssid Uountv deceased having presented the same
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
to ali persons intcrestcd by causing copy OF this
order 10 be three weeks spccessiveyil
Oxfo I'd Democrat printed ~ Paris, that they nay
b said County on the third Tuesday, OF MY naxt,
af Q O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause any
they have Why ths said Instrument should not be
proved. approved and allowed ~ the last VIII and
- 800 = Z. A.FRYE, Judge.
a true copY-sttest q. G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

TEiEGEArHiCrEoN Toi-EDo, On I'd
TOR Say 10 your readers that Days hFi-
Aey Pad is extensively used here by Our
best citizens. and il effecting most wonder
ful cures II Is the best Kidney remedy
ever sold in this locality.
" h. WEsr. Druggist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

A chap who was told by clergyman to
remember Lots wife" replied that he had
trosble enough with his own without re-
Numbering other mems wives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

Coon ApvicE,-We advise every family
10 keep Do,cas Elirir always on hand. IL
is the best remedy for coughs and colds
ever offered 20 the public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

A young York ST. maiden, not over thir-
" years OF age, tainted the other day on
hearing her father speak To young man
about undressing lumber"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

Walk in The meadow lot with your girl
The little striped snake appears in snch
places at this time OF the year, and a nice
scream may be obtained there that viii not
cost you cent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

\ young man boosted that he had well
stored mind. whvreup0n a young lady mur-
INJURED What pity we cant ind out
where he stored itl'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

Woman" quoth Jones, "are the salad
of life, at once and boon and blessing"
.'In one way they're salad, indeed, replied
Brown; 'they take so much time In dress
Ing. . -.laase. % e.i a lF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

The woman caught in shower with her
new bonnet and no umbrella can never Toe
pursuaded that the rain was needed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

The book 10 read, says DIR. McCosh ais
not the one which thinks for YOU, bat The
one which makes you think bank
book, for instance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

Ticker says the reason tom-cats arc 50
musical is because they are all iiddle-strlngs
inside. Hand Us that old boot--scat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

As a linimeut for horses Henry & John
sons lraica aud OIL Liaiment Is unequal
ed. II cures spraius, bruises, and lameness
al once
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

anu sc S
wheeler s Domestic wheT
sA' asri PsisH wet Paf Hr
Miss
1SS south Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20
Parsons, Bangs & Co.,
wHOIFsAIE DRUGGISTS,

III ! 10 Middle Street, PORTLAND. NAME.
ENERAI AG ENTS.
For SALE Br A. J. Rowe, Norway. j. A. Raw
con. Buck deld; \. n. Gerry and Geo. T.. Wilson.
10 PARIS, p ~ - -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

III widow and widower were beins
united in matrimony, what process would
they be undergoingr Repairing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

WOMEN AGENTS WANrEp.-For par'ac-
ulars enclose stamp to Lydia Z. Pinkham,
LIAM. Mass. So y u b1N3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20
ST. day s ss.s" s e S. sfS i. :
Maine Steamship Go.
Sc mi-weekIy Line TO New York
Steamers EIeanors and Franconls

Steamef0 EIeanora anu FraHcoH's
win until further notice leave Franklin Mhsr'
Portland. every MONDAY and THCRSDAl /,
s,gP NJ. and leave Pier 80 East River, new
YORK, every MONDAY and THURSDAY 81
2. NJ . -
These steamers arc attcd up WIN Inc accom-.
convenient and comfortable route for traveicr,
between New York and Maine. During the
summer months these steamers VIII Io.on 81
xnw Yort. Passage, including state Room ":
me.ls extra Goods destined beyond PofuAnd
or New York forvardcd To destination nj once
For further information applyto
J.FAMES, AstPier3sE 4. K, New YORK.
Tickets and state rooms can be obtained 81 .
EXCHANGE Street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

econees In your own tOsn. Terms and SIS outh ~,
S60 AIdrcss Il. HALLEJT y Co. Portland. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20


A GIEAr ExrERrRIsE--,T Hop Bitter>
Manufacturing Co. i one OF Rochester's
greatest business enterprises. Their Hop
Buters have reached a sale beyond all prec-
edeM, halins from their Intrinsic value
found th,ir way Into utmost every house
bold in ne land = rr4hie.. no Lt6G
Music teacher To scholar You seethat
note with an open space; that's whole
note. Can YOU remember that Scholar !;
''Ie>'m. \ whole note is 4 note with 4
hole IA it So" - .... . " w
THEY HAVE MEYER FnLEp,-I have
bcrn sick more or less for Che last ten y,s,r>
which has cost me many dollars IN doctors
and druggists bills. The last two years il
only cost me Dire dollars WHY Be
cause used sulphur Bitters instead OF
employing doctors. They cured me or
jaundicc.-I. H. Bgyf, H.jOkeR.
.itiS sur peet-tl' that the tlfrre-cent piece
was invented 10 deceive the deacou>. IL
can be slipped into the contribution box aS
SYSTEMATICALLY ~ dime, aud nobody
notice that il isn't dime.
THOUSANDS SAVED from the brink OF the
grave. and the path % affection turned 10
one % happiness, by ussing the famous
Wyomoke, blood. brain snd nerve fhod-
lnuervous, brain snd heart afectious hrok-
en-down constitutions, etc, Wyomoke has
cured when all other methods have failed.
Sold by all druggists at 100, 81. 80 andS3. 90
\ bride of month went TO a married
lady OF 4 quarter OF year and said My
darling SAYS that women are fools" Never
mind, said the other, hes only studyin.
nouns. Wait until he reaches adjectiyes.
A LIFE IN DANGER.--ThiS is the fact
concerning every man. woman and child
who has in the body the seeds of kidney,
bladder. liver and uriuuy diseases, from
which may spring Bright's disease of the
kidneys Such prospect is simply terri
BILE; and il is the duty of every one TO be
rid OF the danger at once. To do this,
infallibly use Hlats Rsiasdy, the Great
Kidney and Liver Medicine. Sold by all
druggists. Trial size, - cts. r-...s.F
u Some one expresses surprise that the
very pretty and amiable Nile NJ. doesn't
marry. "Oh," says the Countess de b.,
.'she can lind plenty Of husbands. The
officially Is To hnd one.? Fl NJ
Hale aSp HEARTY, not sallow, depend
ent and miserable, are those who wisely
seek health when bilious, constipated and
dyspeptic. from Or. Grosrenors Lirer-Aid.
All affections OF the liver, stomach and
bowels are removed BY il. It's an admir-
able blood depurent, and especially useful
as a household remedy. All that is neces-
sary in its use is persistepcy. Give 1t a
fair trial. Disorders of the liver are OBJ
stinate, but they Invariably succumb TO
this potent, prompt and safe botanic rene
dy. .sa3a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20
Notice n FerecloAure.

N04aCC ~ k0uGGsOS0hG.
NyHEREAS Erastus p. Boswor;h OF bostnb.
w on the thirty frat day Of July. A. lNl.
By bis deed OF mortgage OF that datr, recorded 10
the Registry OF Dsels for the County OF Oxford Z,
In book leo, page $50, conveyed TO Peter Edgerly.
Of neirose. In the State OF Massachusetts, the
following described real estate, VIA certain
lot or parcel or land lying anil being in Peru, Ia
the County Of Oxford aud State or Maine, being
los numossed ssven IN the thrteeBih ange Of iots
u bstd town. IN thai part thereof call Thomp'
son,e Grant: and whereas, The said kdgefiy oy
his deed Of assignment, by him Skxned. dsted the
seventh DAY OF december, 4. y. lS3, and recorded
IN saih R's htry Of Deeds, BOX i9l. page ~, as
fined, trsnsfeIred and SET over the said mort
gage deed, The real estate ihereby conveyed and
The note and CHIN thereby secured, unto Moses
H4son Of waldObOr pxh IN the State OF Maize
and whereas. the taid Mason. By his deed Of as
sigRment. by him signed, dated the twelfth day
OF February. A u. ise0, aud recorded In sail
Registry Of Deeds. IN book l9O, pages Is and ~.
Assigned. trsnsferred and set over the sai'i mort
erse deed, tho real estate thereby conveyed, and
ths note and claim secured thereby. unt1 EAss
Thomas Of Portland, in the County OF Cumberland
and State Of Maine; and whereas, the condition OF
said mortgage Is broken: nelice 10 hereby given
inst Inc undersiEnsd, 40 owner Of ssia mortgage
sad the note secured thereby, claims y fereclo',
ure OF said mortgage, BY reason OF the breach OF
the condition thereof, pursusst 70 the statute In
- - - = ELI As THOMAS.
u Portland June %. $50 sass. 90 q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

The sssserbss hereby gives pablie notice Aha
be hn been duly appsinied By the Hon.Jsdgeo
Probate for the County Of OXFORD and sssuned the
tyult a. AASnlD1sts1tSf Of tho estate OF
SIMON p. GROVER, iafe Of Lowell.
in said County deceased BY giving bond % the iaw
Akoctss ~ therefore reQpests - persess who are
$1,000 % TIE sssss e - 5000 9sss6%d
thsrsos 70 exhibltths sAnsto
= '-I'l..-IG EDWARD C. WALKER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

A GREAT ENTERrRIsIa-rhe Hop Bitter>
Manufacturing Co. i one OF Rochester's
greatest business enterprises. Their Hop
Bitters have reached a sale beyond all prec-
edent, having from their Intrinsic value
found their way Into simo.t every house
bold in the lsid. --GrThie.. no Lt6G
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

DR. c. W. BESsoN's CELERY AND GUAM
OMlLE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness. Paralysis, sleeplessne-s and ludi'
gestiou or Dyspepsis, and will cure any case, no
matter how obstinate. II properly used. They arc
not a cureall, but only for those special dseases
They conta iu no opium, morphine OF quinine, apd
are not a puryrtiye, but regulate the bowels and
rurc coustipation by curing or removing tao
clnses of IL. They have charming effect upon
the skin, AMI lovely. quieiing eject upon the
sard hungry yes, in some cases starving abs orb
cnts. They make or create nelye matter and give
poser, f0rcu and buoysncy 20 the nerves. and IN
that way Increase mental force, endurance nnf
brIilianey OF mind. Nobody that has nervous.
system shonld M glcct TO lake them two or three
months IN each year, anDly A. 4 nerve fooh, II
for no other pn rpose. Prise ~ cts. q box. or .
box.s toI a. ~. teht postage Tree. soh oy al
.I-rA... and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

IL IL = Fully Estabitshed Fact, Based on
Actual Experience. and There IL No
Kind OF Doubt hat They viii Cure
these Diseasss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-20

Some one expresses surprise that the
very pretty and amiable Nile NJ. doesn't
marry. aOh," says the Countess de b.,
.'she can lind plenty OF husbands. The