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At the Philadelphia Exchange, Tues
day, forty shares OF the Wilmington. A
Northern Railroad fan.-r-"y sou lot soz
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vIRGINIA.

TIE REPUTATION COALITION CLAIM
ING A VICTORY AND PLANNING TO
DIVIDE THE sPoILs.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. S.-Returns
have been coming in slowly to-day
and only about one hall Of the State
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MIsCONs
A HEAVY TEMPERANCE VOTE AND uN'
ExPECrEDLY CLOSE SIGHT.

A HEAVY TEMPERANCE VOTE AND UN-
ExPEcTEDLY CLOSE SIGHT.
MILWAUKEE, November 9.-The 19l
towns and cities, including Milwaukee
and embracing two fifths Of the State,
with the interior (Republican) precincts
to hear from, give net Democratic
of S,29S. The Republican majority TO
overcome is 25,5C0. The entire vote is
not over so per cent. Of the usual num-
ber polled, the foe ded condition Of a
large portion of the central and northern
parts Of the State being assigned as the
reason for the diminutiou.
The Prohibitionists have drawn at
least $4,000 or 15,( 10 votes from the
Republicans, and polled $4,000.
LATEST Further returns insures the
election of the republican State ticket,
and the plurality is estimated at not
less than 5000.
NEW JERSEY.
The latest returns give reduced Re-
publican majority in the Legislature.
The Senate stands Republican 10, Dem
ocrats 8, and the Assembly, Republicans
%, Democrats 80, with one Anti
Monopoly Republican from Jersey City,
and one district doubtful, but claimed
by the Republicans, in Monmouth
County.
The Democrats gain Senators from
Somerset, Gloucester and Warren Coun-
tie7, and the Republicans gain one from
Monmouth.
COLORADO.
DENVER SELECTED AS THE CAPI-
tai BY 10000 MAJORITY.
DENVER, November 9.-The low
est estimate places Denyeff,Sw fnwns y, for
itv nuar Q II Ai-~sI0I iUuT toWns loI
permanent capital at about 10000.
MARYLAND.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN THE LEoIsLA-
TURB, BUT THE STATE, AS USUAL,
pEMocRATIo.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-Returns
| from the counties are still incomplete
but Republicans have gained unexpect-
| ed victories in several Democratic coun'
| ties. The new Senate will stand 16 DEM
| ocrats and 10 Republicans, Republican
gain of 3. The House will stand 90 DEM
ocrats and so Republicans.
CONNECTICUT.
DEMOChATlC SAlNb IN IhE LhoAobA-
~ TuRE.
HARTFORD, November 9.-Tbe Reput
hcans elected 10 out of the IA Senators
voted for yesterday, giving them II OF
| the "a Senators. Last year the Senate
stood 16 to 8. (This year there are three
new districts.) The House stands las
| Republicans to 98 Democrats and one
| Greenbacker. Last year it stood: Re-
publicans, l66; Democrats, 80; Green
| hacker, 1.
| NEBRASKA.
| THE STATE REPUBLICAN, By THE USUAL
| MAJORITY.
| LINCOLN, November 9.--The elections
here were quiet. Samuel Maxwell, for
| Supreme Court Judge, and L. b. Fifield
| and Isaac Powers, for University Re-
gents, were elected by from II, 900 to 18,
| 0t l-abeut the usual majority for the
Repubriean ticket.
| MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosroN, November 9.-WIth two
| towns to hear from the total State vote
| is: Long, 96,582; Thompson, 53,588
| Andrews, 4, 4,775; Almy, 1,74l.
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n M A. DAUP1IN at
No. az broadway, New York.

EOR sAIE.-Eight two story ling
Il houses and one stors on the corner
Of l4th and Walnut stie,G 9. Apply 10
ROBERT McCAOLLY,
No. 2 West Tenth 81,
OF GEORGE MoCAULIsY,
nov5-tt On the premises.
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MINNESOTA.
A LIGHT VOTE AND A CONSIDERABLY

A LIGHT VOTE AND A CONSIDERABLY
REDUCED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 9.-The falling of
IN the vote of the State 10 about 40 per
cent, two.thirds of the les coming
from the Republicans, whoss candi.
dates have been running irregularly in
different districts of the State. Van
derburg, (Rep.), for Supreme Court
Judge, has been scratched on account
of the bargain by which he was nomi-
mated, and Greenleaf Clark, (Dem. },
for the same posia2sn, has reeeived a
large vote. The Republican majority
in the State will be from 10, 600 to
10000, except for Yanderburg and
Baker. johnson (Dem. }, for Governor,
and Clark are running largely ahead of
their ticket. No returns have been
received to indicate the result of the
vote to set aside the public lands for
the payment Of the railway bonds.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Az OF cows.
ile e., Subscriber will lZNHHM
M M raollc t Sale, at Red y6gG1fX
~ ", East Marlborough A
A1M county. Pa, INsxen0
hoNDAY, NOV. 2lsr 1881
ooru All O'Clock. p. M,
spRfnaAnDoF fnhaADoF FRESH COWS AND
Dp pP1PnnllnGkRs, TWENTY HEAD
'htpEhs,l.OT OF YOUNG BIJI,IS.
l. W su.n,. SILL q BAILEY.
aag5hN hucefs'
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= Astaaa, sthaaLaE,.-HoThree adjoining lots. ON
ndS n a" = N ieet by ~ feet inabes.
Assr Railpna1.i GOODMAN street 100 feet deep.
Also ons oau ~, venue, South side.
Asad street '' On thirteenth street. near
apply al ii6 Market street.
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y ". Wno-A norn.A building lot on the 8.
ead Ayenn,an OF Stroud street and Rail.
q the WiI,n,,,ne WiIIue, near the locomotive house
el fronl on on ston q Western II. r., So
.oll on strnuh sir oh y. Il. Avenue, and 81 feet
apply at lhjs ",son sstreet, West Wilmington.
II.
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ID vAL.-R. W. Birnie sail maker
IL has removed to N. Il. corner Front
and Market streets, up stairs. Entrance
on Front street, nOvlO-H&
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H ofEi. FOR SALE.

md ddssIrsaiLpI si PITY te sale. the weli-known
nloSnsaonle II TEL PROPERTY rse4
y he pionn, - L, within / mile
shOut 6einpV iVee4' ce mp Canal, now
/ n lasae.ou LUZ oullr OF miiiions OF dnii isrs ,or
isuE l'.,se far aite time. The property now
ii sahis wy cash and the mannras haT
Aa-Twa ,hCE ,fhlCE Five thousand dol
taA Two os .nli eaiousaLd cash, the bala nee in
VI 'Aorlgsaa. .hfee years, secured By bond
augS.2awanSs nSsAMuhL TOWNSEND,
-, Townsend, Del,
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PENNsYLvANIA.
THE REPUBLICANS PROBABLY JUST
CARRY THE KEYSTONE STATE.

THE REPUBLICANS PROBABLY JUST
CARRY THE KEYSTONE STATE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The Press
this morning gives estimated majori :
tics by counties, showing a plurality
for Baily (Rep. over Noble (Dem. Of
1888 for State Treasurer. The Times
estimates 1t at 2,900. The Republican
Committee has some additional ad-
vices from the interior from which
they place Baily's majority at 1000,
but the Democratic managers ara not
satisfied that an adverse result has
been achieved. Chairman Bogert
inst ances the vote of 1859, when for
three days the Republicans claimed a
victory without substantial grounds.
He admits, however, that the contest
has been close, and is inclined to be-
lieve that Baily (Rep.) has small
majority. Full returns from the Sec-
ond Senatorial district, in which there
was a contest between two Democrats,
show that the anti-McMullen candi-
date has o majority of 1,078. This
district, among other wards, takes in
the famous Fourth, which heretofore
has always been carried by the Nc
Mullen interest.
Midnight.-Revised estimates res
ceived from all but five counties in
this State give Baily (Rep.) for State
Treasurer, 6.286 plurality.
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s,rcyaI NOTICES.

A CARD.
,wbo are suffering from the errors
~ sll sW,.eretions Wno Of youth, nervous
ID inafesTlyd saTly decay loss cf maphood
sskness' .and sad a recipe that y ~ cure
WIZ w, sepd IN CHARGE. This great
80, fREh d,scoyered Hs by n missionary
Enedy wssarIca was uiIIs send q self-addrested
south Ams,,iRf A. ,he Rfy! JosxPH T. frMAN.
pvsloPSs .1 \ n ye,s York CITY. oct2SdAwsm
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ss,,,s s.scoad stra.hl,e store, No. 4 west
NJ nay and doca eana next, and good siocR lssse
huslb Place has 5 5een; dwelling attached.
Asas Apply tn Going Win very good
Il " N: bright, or 10
B, L. cor iss,AAo s,AA DILLON,
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tCR SALE.

|toH ma assALE.-bniiding pa lot 100 feet .
I,s, ,uv,eh n ~, hont on south side or BeecS
kld 4 ~, ,eet front on Van Bureu gtre4t
touH ON ,ee. ,s 'front.' ON Maryland Avenue:
Iiana ia she city line, and lies In Chris.
nu. Apply AT this office. tf
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H., store easta;dThe stand n dwelling house and
ny .ae dwelllnu streets, Newark ~ nei ~
EsalI In gao, ontbuildings. fences etc'
as on. .npa az condition. The store a, e,o, en.,
WV aa,s q March hue ne aest In town. Possession
no.e S. b. WRIGHT,
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EVR SALE

|. cry Ea99R Or EXCHANGE FOR
Sacres ~norERTY.-A farm contaln.
,M uaa good new wear a., Greensboro, Maryland.
Plenty of sppaalidings. young orchard,
,.,, aaae trees. apply 10
ea'lmdAw oAMuEL MURPRy.
3D9 ShfDIay etreet
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30
The Surgeons Knife.
Wonderful Surgical Operations Removal
Of ubinsry Snes from the
BLADDER. Successful.

Mr.. Simeon Tieisell, CT saugcrtles. n. u, had
been treated for seven years b. various physi'
clans for what they call ricture of the urethra,
wi, houi benefit. lie finally consulted Dr. David
Kennedy, OF Iondoat. N.Y., who found his trouble
TO DO Urinary Caiculi or Stones In the Bladder
The doctor al once renewed the foreign bodies
with the kuife and then gave his great Flood sae-
cG,. "FayoriIe Rec.ety,' TO proyea; their reform
alton. The enlirc treatment WAS tmincntiy sue
cessiul, and Nj. Tiejscl's r,coycry was rep d
and perfect.
While "Favorite Remedy" is \ speoiao N al
Kidney ard BLADDER diseases Is j. "a ally vaiu'
able in eases Il Bilious Disorder, Constipation
OF the Bowels and all The class o. ilis apparently
idsepalsble from the constitutions 81 women.
Try IT, Your drugsist ba, i, and rs cost Is only
one dollar a bottle. Tho lucky man is he who
puts this advice in practice. Don't forget the
name and address, DIR. payil Kennedy Rondout
Y. The Doctor would have i undcr8tood that,
while he u engaged In the Introduction of his
me dioiuc, '.FavOrltc Remedy. he sun continues
the practice OF his profession, bu, confines him
self exclusively 10 c.G,e practice. lie treats all
diseases OF a chronic character and performs al
the miner and capital operations OF surgery.
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STIRRING THE WATERS.

\ gentleman Of this city furnishes au
interesting poin, in connection with the
recent rc,is.on 0. the New Testament
|, will be observed tina, the miraculous
stirring of the vatcIs Of the poo! Of Beth
esda as told in the fifth chapter Of S..
John. has been omitted by the re'iseEs.
This was done because from the docu-
ments in the two committees there was
reason to believe the sloy' was spurious,
and had been unwarrantably inserted IN
translation of the original. The part
omitted reads: For an angel went down
at a certain season into the pool and
troubled the water; whosoever then first
after the troubling Of the water stepped
in Was made whole OF whatsoever disease
he had.
Hi, stirring Of the waters, which IN
the esrly days OF the church had been as
cribed 10 supernatural causes, constantly
occurs d, springs in kIs,Ingen, Germany,
and IS due 10 natural conditions. The
medical qualities of the spring are
strongest when at periodical time the
surface Of the water Is stirred by cur
ious tifelyescere resembling The action OF
boiling. Il is believed that from such
a spring originated the insertion OF the
alleged miracle in the New Testament
From the Phild. Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30
DRINK MILK LITTLE By
LITTLE.

Milk is food that should not be TAX
On in CONSPICUOUS draughts like other
fluids which differ from it chemically.
Ii we consider the use Of milk in infancy
We fad that the sucking babe imbibcs
little by little the natural food provided
for il. Each small mou,hful is secured
BY eiior;. and slowly presented to the
g,str;c mucus surface for the primal d.
G stiye stages. 1t is thus regularly and
gradually reduced to curd and the ston-
sch is not oppressed with lump of half
coagulated milk. The same principle
should be regarded in the case OF the
adult. Milk should be slowly taken in
mouthfuls, at short intervals, and thus
it is rightly dealt with by the gastric
juice. IL milk be taken after another
food it is almost sure TO burden the stom-
ach and TO cause discomfort and prolong-
indigestion, and this for the obvious rea
son that there insufficient digestive agen-
cy TO dispose of it. And the better the
quality of the milk the more severe the
discomfort will be under these conditions.
Science Monthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30
GRAND TRUNK R. R.
s,,nu,,, Advancement.

sa.nm-r Arrangement.
ON ard alter juno p, and uLt,l further notice,
ira n will gun a. .ollows:
Cot>O WEST.
r,pre.. trains for ewistop. viii lsavo Portland
.,- loan, II:t0 AMI 80 p. m
PR south Paris. Norway, Monircnl. Chicago
ami The Wet, will leave Portland a. 70 20 m,
md leur m Lewiston ., t;i1 a. m aud ~ y
r- south Para az lOs1. a. m. and - o. m ,
NorWa. AZ H. rs a. "a and =, IN, an. CoThain
st - ui aut -iis y. N. fhc la,tor = inacce al
R--hmcn 2 for plrhcc.
Local f0Y south Paris, Norway an Goi h'm
leaves Portland a. ; 10 y. M, and Sonih Fars NJ
II sci Tor I.laud Pond leaves Gorhsm 4: Is
a. N.
GOING EAST.
Fxpyesstr.ins fos Portland viii leave Lewis
ton al and II 80 a. m, ana - Y. m.
tor south Paris, NORWAY, Lewiston, Portland
AMI Boston leave Island Poni at a IN, cor
ham Il s. \. m, South Paris 1t lo.s =. Ia., aud
Sotwi y al lp;i1 Al
gar ruri..l ani boston leave ;siAnl Pond al
I9l,l m GorhIm Al s:i3 p. ~ and south
FATis 1t - p
Local ior Portland Rnl Lewiston leaves Cor
nam At 5:Ij 4. M, South Paris a. 6 20 4. IN.
aui Norway gtb-O .. IN.
MsoI Tor Portland leaves Goiham az 10 % a.
m AID south FATis & I SO IN.
Train. vill run ~ Portland tue.
JOSEPH HiChSOS. General Manage
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

ITCHING PILEs-SYMPToMs AND CURE
The symptoms are moisture. like perspira-
ton. intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly at night,
as il pin worms were crawling in and about
the rectum; the private parts are some
times affected; if allowed TO continue very
serious results may follow. DR.. S,odyne's
An Healing Ointment" is pleasant sure
cure. Also for letter, Itch, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head Erysipelas, BARRIERS Itch,
Blotches, all Scaly, Crusty. Cutaneous
Eruptions. Price so cents. 3 boxes for
sI.25. Sent by mail to any address on re-
ceipt of price in currency, or three cent
postage stamps. Prepared only by DIR.
Swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters should
be addressed. Sold by ali prominent drug
gists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

THE Corn CRIB-The average corn
crib is not what it ought to be, either in
size or security from vermin. Much OF
the labor of the year may 60 for nothing,
save to feed a swarm of mice, if precau-
tons are not taken to keep these little
pests from the corn-crib. At this sea-
son, when the crib is usuallyl empty.
means should be taken to clear it of mice
and then, if possible, cut off their access
to the grain that is soon to be harvested.
If there are any repairs to be made in
the roof, siding, or floor, they should be
made now, that all may be made snug in
in the corn house, when snugness is of
the utmost importance.-An'erican Ag-
riculturiSt for Sept.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30
Health ic Wealth !

DxE C. wEsr's NERVE AND BRAis TREAT
arSr: specific FOR Hystcris, Dizziness. Con
yul-i0us, Nervous Headache. Mental Depression
Loss of Memory. SpcrmatorrhTa, lmprieDcy
Involuntary Emissions, Prrgat.T9 Odd Age
caused By OycreIe.,ioa, .si abaso, or oTer'lndul'
-e.Ce, when leads o. misery. deeaviand deatn
one box will cure recent cases. Esch box coo
tam. one months treatment. One dollar boN
or ak boxes for Eve dollars; sent By mail prepa 81
on receipt OF price We guarantee ak oores 10
cure a-y case. with each order received ov u
for -,x boxes, aecompsri led with Nv? co..-sS, We
"a IN send the purchaser csr Er,s,en euarartee u
return The .,osvy " the treatment does not eheci
I cure Guaranie.s ieaued bv 4. VI. GERRY \
Co.. authorized agents TOR south Paris, Ntin".
JOHN 4. WEST 90. sole Proprie,ors, Isl -
~ Madison st. Chicago, III. SMITH, DooiITgLs
y SMITH whnIr.als N0rnts. BGrtaG.
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Summer
-
Complaints

~ this season, various diseases Of the
bowels are prevalent sal aaay 'trcs pt
.o3 through lack of knowledge OF safe
and sure remedy. PERRY DAVIS PAiS
EuLEi. j. tr.i cure for Diarrhua, Dys-
cu,crv, Cholera, CholorI Morbu-, summer
Complaint etc, .ud !, p'Jrei'y tg's.
Read the following.
BHsBripur. y. Y. Marrh .. Isl
Pi.KGt DAVIS PAS hJLLI4. asrsr fai's 10 as"1f
,s'.uf f'i'ef Tor cg2uiP ani plin "a 80 stomach
lu-lrHi hrEnttr
10, S dE}LyTit ~ = ~ lsf 49,. IT,
ciflera mnrbus. aud crainp. in the stomach. Have
used !! for years, ami u Is '9'' Il veg Vi nr
MoNGoS.. Iowa, March =. -!
have used your PAiS KILLER IN lrsrrr cases Il
cramp. oolic ami cholera mon bus ., iy. almost
CAEyrsyuLy; 6. heb =, ~
Tor twenty years have us.d yoar PAis htLLaE
C0uplAini- and Il nfravf ~frss. N0ult not tel sa.u
without lOtile in ,ha ho.-a :, q we
Have used PERay DAVIS PGS KIttzn FOR iwelyI
ihciaii aiioS iIt5 y on; q Ihc fanlI,5 -.
,.,--.-,. q. QSEl39A E,Yl.leD ~! - "a :,
always gives immediate rvllci. Would hardly da1p
20 ~ 10 6ed wiihou; bottle IN the ho,-c,
Nearly every family IN THIS section Ag.ye boiio
In the house DA. l. MoI4oS.
L. = CoSsUIATT,
CREFELD. RliFNtSH Pnt,-tt Zen :. ls-l
Iiave known PTEn1 DNSrs' PAtS MILLER Almost
from TIE DAY It Nas miecuced, ald aiisr yclrs d
LaJsarya.iun and uee ! \ -Ard it ptcclcc u l.!
household ~ on issilsrrs trttc Eccft'ns
] PUTrEi, q a. tor-t.i
BURTON a.. fEEHr. LSS
had been several day snflerin-s r,ly iruu
Gisrrhna ncclupAnled with intense Iain. when
tired your PAiS KILLER. AMI FOUND alTnoi instant
rrisf NuoNE
q MoSTAGUT ST LoSDdS, ESC.
Durins, RESIDENCE u twenty TIRE carS IN lndia,
have gwen II IN many CIsl- 81 diGrgh11 d1sru-
terry aud cholera. ami never knew e o. fan 10 ufVe
!livf IL CLAL!pSE
No family can safely be without this
invaluable remedy, It's price brings 1t
within the reach Of ALL
For sale by all druggists at 25c., SOC.
and sl.00 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS q son, Proprieiors.
Providence, Il. /.
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TuE REV. CHAs. E. PIPER, formerly OF
Pittsneld, y. H., but now of Wakefield
r. l., writes. 81 have used Baxter's
Mandrake Bitters in my family for over
two years, and as result have not called
a physician in the whole time. My wife
had been an invalid for years, but these
Bitters have cured her."
There Is no Cough Medicine so well
adapted to the young as DR.. n. G. Whites
Pulmonary Elixir; it relieves Group in
stantly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

IMrORrANT.-when you visit or leave
New York City. save Baggage ENpressage
and Carriage Hire, and stop at Grand
Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
Depot. 450 rooms, fitted up at cost oil
one million dollars, reduced 10 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. Eleya-
tor Restaurant supplied with the best.
Horse ears, stages and elevated railroad
% all dcpoiS. Families can live better Tor
less nom at the Grand Union Hotel than
AZ any other frst-class hotel in the city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

OXFORD, ss:-At a Court OF Probate held al
Paris within and for the County OF OXFORD on
the third Tuesday OF Au2u.t a ID. 1851.
CARaH GERRIsH administrarix on the es-
- tate Of SaihaDisi Gerrish late OF Sumner In
FaId County, deceased, having presented her sc.
count of adm illustration Of the Estate OF said
deceased for aiiowsnce:
Ordered That the said Administrative gi'e notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy OF THIS
order 10 be published three weeks sueeessivey In
the oxford Democrat printed ut Paris, that they
may appear az Probate Court 70 be held at Paris
I'm said county onthc third Tuesday of Sept. next,
AT nine O'Clock in the forenoon and show cause II
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy-attesti II. G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

Irs ACrIoN l. SURE AND SAFE - The
celebrated remedy kiduey-Wort can now
be obtained in the usual dry vegetable form,
or in liquid form. II i put IN the latter
way FOR the'e>pecial convenience OF those
Who cannot readily prepare il. II will be
found very concentrated and will act with
equal efficiency In either case. BE sure
AMI read the NEw advertisement for par
ticularS.->ouh and NtS'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

This notice is found posted upin 4 Nirgi-
uia blacksmith shop: "Notis-De copart-
neTship heretofore resisting betwiXt me
and Nose skinner is hereby resolved. Dem
what owe de firm will settle wild me, and
dem what De firm owe will settle wild
Nose"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

II Is discouragine, before one has fairly
begun 10 wear her summer toilets, 10 be
told ofthe new autumn aud winter fabrics,
aud that seal-skiu pushes and heavy pile
goods are among the materials to be used
for fall hats. There is no rest for the
wicked slave OF fashion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

WAS DiSGUSTEp, with the learned doc
tors amer swallowing their costly medicine
in vain for over year for the reii,t oil ca
tarrh in my head, when cured myself 10y
using six bottles of Sulphur Bitters. VI!
wife j. now taking them for nervous de-
bility.- Nude spinner. L0trCN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

Asa sure remedy for Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Constipation, Torpid Liver, BilousneSS
sc. No medicine i equal 20 DR.. Baxter
Mandrake Bitters. y. II. Downs Elixir
is the Oldest and best cough remedy in cN-
i>tence. Bruises. scalds, burns, sprainS,
cuts. sc. either on man or beast, are
speedy cured by the use of Henry * John
sons Arnica aud oil Liuiment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

At the London geological garden, we
reld. here is an elephant that eats buns
o., OF YOUR hat" If the beast could be
taught to eat bricks out or the hat il would
b. a wonderful help in sidiDg Joe Emmett
= keep sober.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

Health, hope and happiness are restored
By the use ofLydia l.. Pinkham's Negeta-
Die Compound. II is positive cure for all
diseases from which women suffer so
much. Send TO Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham'
sSS Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, Tor
pamphlets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

A lady remarked she could eat anything
she wished and was freed nom any dis
tress after eating, by merely using Balls
Digestive Salt at meals, instead of ordina-
nv table salts cents will get 1t. See
advertisement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

Nor 4 BEy EKAGE-"They are not a
beverage, but q medicine, with curative
properties OF the highest degree, contain
ing no poor whiskey or poisonous drugs
They 90 not tear down an already behiii-
lated system, hut build 1t Up, One bottle
contains more hops, /. z. more real hop
strength. than barrel Of ordinary beer.
Every druggist in Rochester sells th,m'
and the physicians prescribe them. '-hre'
niEg ErYreSs on Hop Bitters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

4 Texas shoemaker has been arrested
for bissmy, eight wives putting IN claim
for his hand and misfortuneS- The Only
regret he expresses Is that he was not a.
lowed 20 run till he scored an even dozen.