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THE WONDERS OFACIKNCT
Lung Treuble. and Con.um prion Can
be Cured. An Eminent New York
Offer TO Our Readers

lie distinguished New Iork chemist.
/. 4 S.oc-u. G-uorst!s..rS lis lis
coFe-! O a reliable 6od absolute cu-- for
o~olsl-p!i.or Pa-locar! IubercE. sis
a-1 g.. t~.o-c1.a.. throat. .urS and lest
a-Seas-s. stubborn coughs. catarrhal
aE-ct.o-s. genera! decline AID veas-eA.
.oss Q! a-s.. ard g.. the coo6i..c-s Of
wssi-n. away. XII. s-cc THREE FREE
BOTTLES a.. cII-rer.l O. his New
Discoveries 70 al! afflicted .eade. Q. he
Lase County Leader x-i.rS e. lem.
E.s New Scle-:..c Treatment" las
cured thousands p~-ruaner:l! b It's
timely L-. acc te considers IL a simple
professional oliy 70 sU-e..1S huCarlty
20 donate si-sl o. his .rtal..nIe c1.a.
>c:ecoe daily ceTe.ors rex VOTERS.
aid tbs great chemist patiently expert
neot!uS Il. .esrs. las pnoduc~d .-ea,ts
Is trre.c!a. 70 humanity as ca be
c.ai--c .. ary Doo-.n genus II as
seriloC tia: .EcS troubles AID co-s1np-
.ioI are c1rsb.e IL &c! climate y ,-5veu
:. "tear!e.: Letters Of gratitude. sled
j. tls American ard European .st.a:or-
rs Il thousands from those cured q 81
parts e!.te word.
n@c.ca. Experts corceGe .ha. hrc.chi-
&. cae-. I'D lurg troubles .ead n Con-
SUMPTION. which. uninterrupted. leans
sped! aco certain death.
S!-r.! w-:e 10 7. A. S.ocuu. y. c.,
=. F.c- street. New YORK. Slvios ..osf-
oao- &c eIl:ess address. I'D :t- free
LetlrrA Nil IL prompt! SCI: : fer
srs should take l-sian: s~5Tan.aSe E. hls
generous proposition.
P.sass =. tie Doc;o, TIA. ~ saw
lis oas: L tie LAKE County Lsa6e-.
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A:;+st ~ PRESTON. C.s.s
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O. Me- arrived >, Da 50 from
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1T - was $40: @ as oo.- cheeks
-t-s --E- e ls:1 Circle Cir -
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- AhysSo.s contains . clause binding
hias Nsnalk not TO allow Any obstacle
II s-a1ais from Abyssosan territory,
with The oo.sci Ct hooking the ESvp-
TAI advance upon hhar,oom. As =
o1.d y-o QUO. h.ng Neasllk secures .
certain ratification Of frontier when tie
AAa-ta = s-sscel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-13
Million Gold From Australia.

>AN Francis. Jan. -5-Ire steam.
= Alameda .-C- Australia. due Jan.
=. canes - Ls- strong b1x uea-.v 2t9..
80 c---e- ~s7T@-ei-os. &C Ia 70 almost
s-..tt.,l -. consigned 70 .te A1c.-Ca..
.--A aaok G. i1.S CITY Tie remit.
aco= aGle6 = previous c-es Z4kes the
TIA sod received 6Z-.1s the present,
s-ec-. --c- tie sane S--E. S...-
49, EEEA
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Duluth Grain.

DILUTE Jaa- q
WHlAI-Cash Ma hard s-.c: Ma
NEt-e--. ~-c; No. : Northern ~;
n ) spring Sic. To a-.ve-No. !.
lard A-.c: No. Northern z.c: jan
lay N. hard e2..c: No Northern,
49,; Nay No Northern ~ July
~. . Ng--As-- SO
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STARTS JAN. 81.

government Relief Expedition VIII Sail
IN Ten bays
E~CE--sND. Ok. Jan lS.-The GOV.
s-1-e-. -s-.s: expedition VIII star, for
he h-o1l-ke y TIE steamship Oregon.
w1.c- sa--s from hare jan. % from
>ka-1Ay and Dvaa- The advance
party VII c--S.s. 4 90 men from the
: --tas-,l --:a-t-y and with them
-1ey WI AZ - mules and ~, tons
:. supplies Captain Rattan Of To..
R-9y VII -aT@ charge {. the exr=6..
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Nhen bilious or ccei,ve eat a Cascare'
caihas;ic. cure guaranteed. loc. DC
Notice Of Hearing Petition 70, Letter. % ~
rufrf..s.r

eiA.e o. South Dakota. County Of Lske-ss ~
T, "an'y eeaft In tie matter Of the e.;ai' %
ma.aAn 4 FRINGE. deceased. The s,aie Of >o1'.
nAHn'a serts greeting. 20 Janet Prince. shtfmsn
ffnee and Ksncss A. Prince, HEIR uens offp
OF "ilihm A. Prince. deceased Ard ~ Al ~
"hesn iaese presents NAV come. Notice is here
~ gwen. that Janet Prince IA. fled with ihF
laoIe oi ihis oonri . pc i;ion praying for let'.,'
81 Naturalization O. the e.is;. OF Willism -
irltee, deceased. Ard iha; McnoAy. the i-,b dh'
o. January A ~, lNN. NJ one O'Clock p. N. ofss'
Cav. being . dAy oi . reruls. term 81 THE conf -
az; OF the January term, iSN, At the court roc"
81 sAid cosf'- ~ Madison. in the county 81 Lss':
Sonih Dakota. hss hecn appointed ~ the time nlo
pace Tor nearing saio petiiaon. when And vAft
any penfon ma! appear ane .kow cAnse Why So
eseotion snauld not he granted, Witness w
Hon. wm- MeGrsih. JUDGE OF the county. eopr'
aoo INC "a 81 easc conrf, THE slea DAY O! Vectm,
her A. n. 1897. NJ bic cNoc in ,Ae city Of Natison
comfy OF Lac, state Of south Dakota.
WILLIAM McSsRATH,
Judge al the County Cou''
LaAe cosasy, =. b. D. D. noIDRlD0R : SOY
Auss!; Atsasseys ~ rstaone'
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The >.or Was

W.1E.-A h4--. jan IA spa
= IL BAN --o- La-so-o aT..
>cc1.- So: q. .-c- La-e az coming
14cE 80 .-g-. - Creek &c S@--c.4
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-13

MILWAUKEE jan -
WHEAI-No lNorhe-n sIs 2. Va.
: spring >7.c; Nsv. s..c
CORN-No. :, &c.
OA1>-Na ? white. 24,c
BARLE1-No. y am,,, =,
-~ S1St-
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EIGHTY LIVES LOST,

JspaTese Transport. Bound For the Pee
SAoores, W recked.
VICTORIA E c. Jan. .3.-L.-es, al.
Vcss --o. the ORIENT state that tie
japanese transport s.eaue Nara, o.
-s-u tons, bound TO the Paccaou-~,
was wrecked Dec. "a, and auou. -
Ives lost Tie on.y su-vivors were FIVE
a-e who i, picked Up by the
steamer MaaScra Naru.
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AilrsApotik Grain.

A.NSEAru-.e jar =
WEEAT-Na! clos-i $50 July,
> On I-a-k-No. . hard s.@.c;
No NQ---=--- s-:.c; NJ. Northern.
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letter. Salt Hheun mr., -.4o,,e

The infens. itching and ma-inr nc;
c-at'o these diseases ,eiretaril, allnya..
ny applying Chamberlain , I've ~,
SklL Ointment MANY ve-v hsr cas-.
pave been PERMANENTLY cured by it. +
= equally efficient for itching plies anG
. isTo1fe remedy for sore nipples
cas?l-d hands. ~chilllains. frost bite
ano chronic sore eyes. "a cts. pt, hoy
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u - ~ - -+t+- --ccv+-as OF
ios Mo--. -~ass-Tai2a- = A-1a-a a-i
-a2-.y -. .:aczs :. .r--acI pottery
.--
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Dr. sady's Condition Powders. are
JUST what a horse needs when in bad
oonoiuon. Tonic. blood purifier anc
Sermifuge. They are not food bu,
medicine and the best in nse 10 mt =
horse IN prime condition. Pnne 2s
cents per package,
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TREATY WITH NENELIh.
AhyssinEAa hing katers Iuto . paea
With the British.

LONDON. jan. 1.-The BIRMINGHAM
Post. tie o-gan 0! NJ, Joseph Chamber.
-Ain, sec.sfar! .. state t.. the colonies,
says: The treaty which Nj. JAMES
Renneu Rodd. l1inc.pa. SECRETARY :w
the British agent aa4 consulate y
Egypt. negotiated WIZ AL- Aele.4s
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-30
cUlpE LICENSE SYSTEM.


Shooting and Fishing, one OF the lead
Ing journals In the country devoted to
the interests Of fish and game, had this
to say editorislly, last week, relative to
the licensing Of guides:
GUIDE LICENSE SYSTEM IN COLORADO.
We have repeatedly stated In these
columns that the registering and licens-
Ing Of guides In the State Of Maine was
step In the right direction, and that
sooner or later the example would be fol-
lowed by other states whose game and
fish interests are important. 1t Is likely
that Colorado will soon adopt q system
Of licensing guides. Game Commission.
er Swan of Colorado, believes In 1t, and
will recommend the Legislature Of his
state to adopt such system. What we
have said Of the licensing Of guides 10
Maine we repeat as to Colorado. 1t will
be good thing for the guides, and just
rs good for the sportsman. The game
will be better protected and more under
control by those responsible for It.
Commissioner Carleton Of Maine, de-
serves full credit for originating and
carrying out the guide licensing system
In bis State. He has seen 1t develop to 9
complete success, and It is likely that b.
will see his example generally adopted
In other states before long.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-30
1uE cusAMaN HEARING.

Tuesday and Wednesday were occu-
MED st the court house by a hearing 10
the referred law cases growing out OF
the sff,irs OF the late VIM. +. Cushman
Five suits were brought by Mrs. Cush-
man and II. c. Davis, executors OF the
will OF Mr.. Cushmsn, against J. T.. NC
Ardle. Vim. C. McArdle and Charles L.
MeArdle. nephews of Mr.. Cushman, Miss
Lillian Raw, his niece, and Benz 'min
Sve,t. formerly treasurer Of the trustees
~ the south Paris Methodist church.
These suits were referred TO Judge wal
ron and Judge Foster and the hearing
was before them.
IL seems that Mr.. Cushman some years
since made will In which he devised
certain OF his property 70 these 1ve de-
PENDANTS. the property being named In
the will simply as packages by numoet'
not specifying the contents OF the PACK,
ages. His will was afterwards changed
from time 20 time in details, put the
last will retained the same general lorm,
Later Mr.. Cushman took these several
,acsages containing the various securi-
lies. and delivered them to the respective
heneficisries, taking from each receip'
specifying that he should retain the IN
come during his lifetime. He also made
more or less changes in the contents o,
the packages, though, as WAS specineo
in the receipts, without reducing the az
gregate amount In esch. :,
sin later, he made assignment Of
most OF the mortgages and other Sc
euriries 20 their respective holders, oa'
in all cases retsined the income OF tneu
| for his own use. II
The several bens ficiaries now cisiu
chi. nronerty as theirs, and the executor
have brought actions Of trover against
them, on the ground that the severa
,rsnsfsrs were under such condiiion
that they did not amount 10 eo"P'e''
eonveysnces. 1919 ,o- m,
paws and Swasey appeared TOT IN
executors; Wright, Holt and wilson 10
the several defendants. an
The report Of the referees will b
made at the October term OF court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-30
COMPANY REUNIONS.

SOUTH WOODSTOCK, Aug. 70.
The annual reunion OF the two COM
psnies, r, 9th Maine and c, Sth Maine
Veterans, WAS held on Wednesday with
Percivsl D. Herrick and family, Mechanic
Falls. Every one present will admit
that a good time was enjoyed by all,
although there was sadness In the
thought that some are sick and will
never meet with US again on earth.
The headquarters Of the association
was at Murray Hall. At the business
meeting OF the association the following
officers were elected for the coming
year:
Prcssdent--J. n. shackley, Canton.
Vice misunderstanding Libby and Isaac
p. Davis.
Sccretsry-F l.. wymap.
Treasurr-A. q. Parltn.
Twelve comrades of Co. F, 9th Maine,
aud four Of Co. c, S,h Maine, were pres
ent with their families, also several Wis
ting comrades, making company OF
about eighty.
A bountiiul dinner WAS furnished in
the hall under the direction OF comrade
Herrick aud wife, to whom too much
credit cannot be given for the fine man
ner in which we were entertained.
The exercises Of the afternoon consist
ed OF music by Mechanic Falls Band.
other instrumental and vocal music,
recitAtions, and short speeches by the
comrades.
Ii was voted to meet next year with
comrsde J. N. ShAckley and family Of
Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-30
LETTER TO Mr.. A. D. PARK,
SOUTH PARIS.

Dear Sir: II the oldest snd largest
psiut firm in America can't make good
psiut. who can? F. w. Devoe 4 Co.
we're established Ia 1854, They own
four factories. Their pure Lead and
Zinc Paint is made only from pure Lead,
Zinc. Linseed Oil and pure Uniting
CoIors. IN our word IL Of value then we
mai our paints only Of Lead, Zinc, Lin
seed Oil and Uniting Colors. This we
guarantee to be q fact. These are pure
paints In every sense Of the word. They
are made for painting houses, and con-
tain no water, bepzine, slkalis, petro-
leum, fish oil, barytes, whiting or other
sdulterants. Yours truly,
r. w. DEvOE & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-30
COOP TEMpLARs.

The Maine State Fair, at Lewiston,
will be held ct the grounds, with the
Good Template Headquarters Tent,
Sept. s, 9, Z, s and 8, where It has been
kept for i've years. All members In
vited to call and make your headquar-
ters.
Ten (lO) new lodges have been Or
eanixed during the three month o: River
view, No. 1855, Peru; Lakevlew, 1879,
Naples; willard Memorial, No. ZIG,
Stowhegan; Ferry, No. 33l, PIshon'a
Ferry; Westbrook, No. 100, westbrook
wesserunsett, No. 298, W. Athens; Mt.
Phillips, No. 3a4, Rome; Golden Link,
No. $40, Harrison; Riverside, No. 317,
Canton Point.
The Grand Lodge regular Semi-An-
nual Session will be held at South West
Harbor, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct.
II aud IL, 1898. Find all particulars 10
regard to the G. Sec'y, Geo. 4. Brack-
EFT, Belfast, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-30
w. C.. T. U. NOTES.

Reports from Australia and India give
encouraging accounts Of the work going
on In those far away countries. In India
at Bombay temperance hospital has
been started with encouragement that II
will soon he self-supporting.
In Jerusalem, the Union Mrs Barney
OF Rhode Island organized the day Miss
willard died, prospers. The consui's
wife was It's president, but change 10
cousuls has made change 10 presidents.
Mr.. Selsh Merrill OF Andover, Mass.
the present consurs wife, Il Is expected
will take the office.
\ very important meeting OF the
National Executive Committee has just
been held In Chicago. Mrs. Stevens and
Miss Gordon have returned TO Maine.
The state superintendent are gather
ing In the reports Of the years work.
The state convention 10 be holden In
Bangor next month promises to be a
large, interesting meeting.
The new president OF Oxford County,
Mrs Chapman Of Bethel, is already at
work looking after the interests OF the
county.
Are there not several places where
Union can be organized. Other counties
are increasing faster than Old Oxford.
BY communicating with Mrs. Chapman
anv one desiring 10 help in the work Will
be gratefully assisted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-30

TIE Sheepscot Echo rehearses this
tale OF woe: An Edgecomb young lady
"wednesday night dressed for the dance
with great deal OF care; locked the
door and started to 90 around the cor
ner of the house to put the key In safe
place. when she came In contact with Q
large tub of water, Lost her footing and
fell In, and came out as wet ~ a rat
after swimming In the river. Although
spirits and clothing were somewhat
dampeued, she attended the dance later.
r. 40 moro than one duckinG 70 dis
courage . Maine gifl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-30
FREE PILLS.

Send your address to II. z. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get free sample
box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you Of their merits.
These pills are easy In action and are
particularly effective In the cure Of con-
stipation and sick headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are guar
auteed to be perfectly free from every
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BEATS THE KLoNolke.

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the MAINE MUSIC FESTIVAL.

Director Chapma n, Of the Maine Music
Festivals, which this year will be held
In Bangor on Oct. 6, 7 and 8, and 10
Portland on Oct. 10, II and II, an
nouuces that he proposes to make the
war concert (Which will be remembered
as brilliant feature Of the Maine SYM
phony concerts this spring. part Of
one Of the programs Of the great festival
In Eastern & Western Maine. This war
concert will, on account OF the inter-
national situation, take on the aspect OF
q great peace jubilee. Every patriotic
detail will be carried out, and the audi
ence will be given an opportunity to join
IN some Of the choruses.
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rHE FIRST MAINE AT HOME.

The First Maine Regiment arrived at
Augusta from Chickamauga saturday.
The first or hospital section OF the train,
carrying the sick, came some time In
advance Of the rest and arrived In Port
land about noon OF Friday.
On this train were several OF the Co.
ID bows. Erwin A. Bean was taken TO
the Maine General Hospital. Lieut.. b.
2. Adkins and Walter +. Rowe Of South
Paris, Arthur l.. Mann Of West Paris,
and several Of the Norway boys came
home on the afternoon train.
Erwin A.. Bean Of Co. d, who was
brought on the hospital train to Port
land Friday, and taken to the Maine
General Hospital, came home to South
Paris Saturday night. He has been sick
for some time, and Is In very feeble con-
dition, weighing less than hundred
pounds.
Lieut.. Adkins was pretty feeble, but
| is beginning to feel better. Maxim and
Henry are still at the Maine General
Hospital, and probably will not come
home for some days yet, but are i'm
proving, and a general Improvement Is
reported in the case Of the others who
are az home on furlough.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-30
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.
PROBATE NOTICES.

PROBATE NOTICES.
To al persons interested In either Of the estates
hereinafter named:
Alta Probate Court, held nj Paris. In and for
the County of Oxfort. on the third Tuesday OF
Aug In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hun,lrcd and ninety eight The following
matter having been presented for the action
thereupon hereinafter indicated. Il IL hereby
ORDERED;
That notice thereof be given TO all persons In
terested by causing copy OF this oricr 10 De
published three weeks Excessively IN Inc OK
ford Democrat, . newspaper Published nj South
Paris, in said County. that they may appear NJ q
Probate Court 10 be held at said Paris. on the
third Tuesday OF Sept, 4. ID. lss, Ut nine OF the
clock In the forenoon, and bc heard thereon "
they zee cause:
WILLIAM X. BRADBURY. late OF Paris, de
ceased, FINAL account presented for allowance
by Hannibal u. Brown. admin traitor.
EpGARF. SWAN. late 81 Paris. deceased
Petition for distribution Of balance remaining In
his hands. presented by Horace H. swan
executor.
ARRABELLA CARTER Fir.t AMI hnal &C
count of Mary Il. Carter and Percival j. Paris,
executors, presented for allowance.
ARRABFLLA CARTER. Petition OF Mary
II. Carter, Perciyal j. Paris for appointment
ne trustees under the last will and testament OF
said Arrabe'a Carter.
SEWARD 8. sTEARSs. Judge OF said Court.
ALBERT d. PARK. Register.