Oxford Democrat. [volume], July 30, 1869, Image 4

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Agricultural.
' FH'l'Î'i"? "T~t~
Maine es Sh*' is to Re.—Λο. J.
Manufacturers have, already, been
successfully established in Maine. They
are giving a good return on the invest
ment. The) have proved that capital
may be profitably invested in Maine.
They have doubled, yea. trebled, in about
twenty years. We have our I^wiston,
Saco, Wddeford, Portland, Wtethrep,
Gardiner and Dexter. The statistics *>f
manufacture* in these cities and towns
tally favorably to the manufacturers of
Maine.
Tho future oi'our Slate ie foreshadowed.
Water powers have been purchased by
corporations and individual*, who intend
to erect factories on a grand scale.
The headstrong Androscoggiu, in its
rage for iiuprovetuent, is speaking in
thunder tones to the capitalist. "Harness
me to the tribute wheel, ami 1 will work
your wcaltu, and the independence of
Oxford and Franklin countfe!·.'*
Our other riven are leaping from their
mounuiu headland* and highland tables,
thundering forth. "Thereis a withholding
that tendeth to poverty, and a giving that
teudeth to wealth ' We are the original
legoey of Ht ave· ;n "Our thnnderings
have received no response save the mimic
echo of the howling storm, and the de
risive hooting of tbe ow?;· 4,Oor force*
have, hitherto, been wasted on the willow
and elm. that bow in graceful reference
over our burning eat tracts as they wave
in grateful submis>i. η to our power;"
•'Harness us to manufactures, the car of
the wealth and pow er of nations;* *·We
are man's serrants;" "To him will we
yield willing obeNan- -·.**
A practical illostra ·η, .vid ore familiar
to the readers of th* Journal, of th»*
wraith aud farm thrilt that follow in the
wake of manufacture, let us in>tame
Lewislon. Her water p^wer. wrested as
it were from nature, has developed a
populous, wealthy and enterprising city.
Th«· manufacturer says to the benutiful
agri ultural region a!> ut it, "Our interest
and your* are reeriprocal. You speed
the plow and we w ill -peed the loom, and
div ide the profits w ith you. You r»' juiiv
our fabrics to clothe yourselves and taiu
ilies. We re<]uireyottr hay, grains. n»eat.
vegetables, fruit an 1 wood. We will
strike the. balance in cash n
And the farmer discourses thus with
the merchant and ei'izeu: "We art-in
company with the manufacturer which
warrants us to bestir ourselves—to nnnu·
facture manures, (train our html*. redrain
our bogs, wrest i»ur rugged Ι:ιη·!» f:v>ni
tli·* clutch of nature and plant or» h μ η Is
an I viuewnl». We will admit you to
the copartnery, an»! furnish you with *<!i
b!e*. if you will supply us with go^nls
an J handiwork. piovided ν ou will square
the account with cash.**
Who, blessed with the power ot loco
motion, has not, within twenty-tivc jear*.
beheld. with a*toni»':ment ami delight.
Ihe wondrous change that ha» come over
Le.viston and passed tν» the Ικ-autilul and
fertile valley ot the Androscoggiu.
Here a city has ari»<u from a run! dis
trict. and a germ \ep tateJ for a future
city on the other bank. Improvement
hiu· »w«pc over tiie valley ol the Androe»
eoggin and clothed it .is a ga. d« n.
Tiie t ye hx-ks. and tiw mind rest» u ith
pleasure on thi» improvement. Here a
city ot t· η thousand inhabitant», j>oint»
its halt dozen towering »piivs, hope-like
to the »kies. Here education is lioerally
endowed. In the vicinity lands have in
creased in value one thousand j»er cel.t.,
—throughout the country titty per cent.
And thi» must be a» credited to iu auu
facture.
When the Spra^ue·*, tho e pi in* ·» ot
manufacture, shall buzz, their hundreds
of thousands Μ spindles in Augusta, the
like effect vvill be produced upon the
agriculture of Kennebec. When all the
waterfalls in Maine shall yieM to the art
of man, our State «ill he one city—or at
least one great continuous village.
Xo nation or peopl·· can become com
pletely w t'.n.ihy and ρ overtul by agricul
ture and commerce .! >ne. 1: is manu
facture that has made England what she
i». the little but might kingdom. Manu
facture is the trip!· t .· ter ol agriculture
and commerce. Th*. · form t îe ;ra:i 1
triad.
We see w hat is wat ng u» r<>U »> ι t
future greatness ci M ne. I»o not »tand
sniveling arid dnve ig over a »ttrn
climate or a rugged > il, vow upon the
pr* d altar of Nature ird ofter sacrifice,
\imv ;·> r»-tn· e th«»»»· rb tructions in your
pat:, λ. ich · .o" \v»u lY< a. the prl/e. They
·» t-re placed there to l· arnyou to f>eirieu.
Where m» effort is require*!, no will will
be directed. A man without a λ iil i» uot
a man -a thing.
Harness these waterfalls with in iron
harness. 1 hoy will need no lashing
Nature needs none. Thi» is wanting to
roll on the luture greatness of the Dirijo
State. This is wanting to ktep our s >ns
hum caugnters ai noiue, euiter in the
manufacturing establishments, or. what
i» belter, within or along side of the
paternal mansion, w here theirmoraUand
health can be in «afe keeping. This is
wanting to increase the wealth and popu
lation of our State, which, in some of the
rural districts, decreased in the last
decade ; and, prot>ablv, will in ihe prt sent.
This is wanting to build up cries with
10, 20, or even όυ,υυο inhabitants. Thi*
is wanting to increase our commerce bj
furnishing products tor tnu.ap«>rtati<>n.
And this is wanting to create a greater
demand for iarrn produce, and to enhamor
the price thereof.
The farmer can, it is true, now dispose
of his farm pnxhice ; but the freight to a
foreign market must be subtracted.
Farms and tar m crop> are worth more in
the vieinitie* of cities and Urge towns.
When our waterfalls are made to do the
bidding of man, every farmer will bud a
ready market at his owu door, w ithout
the trouble of transportation orthe deduc
tion of freights and commissions. Tli^n
will agriculture throw off the light
shackles imposed upon her, and with
gimU hand supply (1m deiiituMliUxienrk.'h
herself.
Thus we see, if Maine would assume to
the proposition that the God of Nature
aligned her, our streams aud rirersmust
not dash out their brains anil waste their
energies in their onward rush to the king
of waters.
Let u> not complain uf the endowment*
ot Nature until we have converted all the
flfiiHMit» "he has kindly thrown around
us to our aggrandizement. Nnture has
been no more protuse in her gifts to any
people. Mnine is rich in Agricultural,
commercial and manufacturai eudow
nii uu. I'nder the marshal>hip i»f this
grand triad Maine marches triumphnntly
to he» glorious future. Skaks.
.Maint- and Manufactures,
BY WALTER WELLS.
It need not l>c repeated that the only
hope of Maine for general and widely dif
fused opulence and large increase of po|>
ulatiuo. lests U|h>u the development ol
hes great manufacturing resources.
It is upon this assurance that the ex
ploration of the water-power of the State
has been entered upou and thus far pros
ecuted ;—upon the assurance that when
manufacturers beyond the State become
acquainted with the extraordinary meas
ures of mechanical force now running to
w aste iu our rivers, they h ill make haste
to come in and use it.
But we. the people of Maine, who are
most deeply concerned, hare not in pro
portion to our opportunities aud necessitie»
laid our own hands to the work of develop
ing our manufactures. The word is con
tinually on our tongues—We must manu·
facture, we must set our water-powers at
woik—l»ut w e do not do it. The work is
doue to be sure to sonu· extent. but main
ly by extra-State capital and enterprise
and at best inadequately. There are
multitudfo of water-|H>wers in the State,
situated amongst well-to-do communities,
that have not commanded :i single hour's
effort or λ sing!*· dollar's outlay toward
their developement. Each man waits for
his neighbor to move, and all w ait for
oat-ide capitalists or operators to come in
and do the work.
Bv consequence the Siat»·, as contrast
j ed w iih our w ishes and our hopes, is
languishing, i- impovt rished. and drained
of it* popiihiiiviD ; peculiar and specific
girt ofnatute, vouchsafed to us iu a meas
ure w ithout parallel. is to >o large an ex
tent piaiicA.liy neglected and contemned.
It is idle, with whatever emphasis and
repetition, to recite the proposition—man
uUcturing is to be the gr and business of
Maine—unie·» «c take ΙιοΜ and make it
our business. It i> not expected of course
and will not l»e required «»f u-». todcvclope
our great water-power il«>ne, but we are
e\peeled to do what we can.
Hut i! i< complained :hnt many <>l the
attempts already made in various localities
have failed, ha ν e resulted disastrously t<»
all conceined ; that nobody know how to
niauage the business, :ojtl that finally out
siders came In nnd swallowed up all there
was left t«> swallow.
This has been in t«*» man ν cases true,
ami the cause of it is not far to seek. Our
first-clas» \oung men. voting men of tal
ent, education, energy, especially of cap
I it tl. have addressed themselves to other
ι branches ot exertion to the inflect of
manufacturing ; they ha\e nut, exc« 'l't
rarely, served apprenticeship to manufac
turing as an occupation; they have not
learned the Hade. Arco: dingly. as a rule
ι anil comparatively, our own people have
ÎKfu but indifferently qualified to manage
manufacturing enterprises.
Mr. Lock wood of I.ewiston. on one oc
casion, speaking *>f a manufactory, said.
"I learned my trade there." He learned
ih· trutlt\ learned il thoroughly; and so,
ample fortune, and the conduct of great
manufacturing operations have fallen into
his hands. It a bundled thou.-and dollars
were wanted for investment upou the wa
ter-power at l^ewitten, it could be pro
cured in Boston in an hour; simply be·
cause the rich nu n of Bo>fon know amas
tet of the trade i< in charge, and every
thing will be managed to the best account.
S» then, I would have our youug men,
in particular young inen < f brains and
! money, go into manufactories, and learn
the art, learn it especially as conducted
by the u>e of water-power, in which our
resources arc so great : learn it as they
w ould a profession, and instead of a 'pro
fession.1 There are plenty of communi
ties the wealthy men of which would
^iadlv unite in establishing manufactories
if onl\ one whom they know to be thor
oughly trained, and in every way respon
sible, and in whom the} have an interest,
stood ready to guide and control the work.
But we need not only a wider advertis
ing uf our resources, not only a more lib
eral appropriation ot our money and stren
uous education of our home talent to the
development of those resources, but we
need also a national poli-y, continued or
initiated, thai shall make it possible for
the iufant enterprises uf our State to get
, upon their feet and gather stiength to
ι >tHin 1 alone. We do not ask protection
to iudu>trie« for which nature has made
better provision elsewhere, or for perma
nent protection at all; but wo do need
temporary bulwarks against the over
whelming odds of the concentrated eapi
tal ami pauper labor of the old countries,
until we have made a gond t* ginning.
What we want, theu is—while inviting
others to come iu and utilize and share
our advantages— to take hold of manu
facturing ourselves, and as a business for
all time, to train ouryoungraen to it; and
lastly to stand shoulder to shoulder w ith
those who demand protection for home
industries in this earlier and feebler stage.
—Portland Press.
Setting out Strawberry hetla.
Strawberry plants can now be set out
from the middle of August to the end of
September. It is true August is general
ly a very warm and veiy dry month, but
iu case ot the absence of rain the newly
planted beds must be watered everJ day
or two until they become established.
The bed should not be in a damp situa
tion. or the soil heavy. Dig deep, pulver
ize tinely, and apply a pretty heavy dose
of good bnrnyarri manure. I*t the divi
sions be about three and a half feet in
width and as leng as may be desirable.
Set the plants about eighteen inches apart,
iusert them in the ground firmly bnt not
too deeply, and then keep clear ol all
grass and weeds.
As to the varieties, we should choose
for our own planting the following;
"Triumph," "Russell, " and "Hovey,"
and if we wished another, Jucunda. They
should be planted in this wise in making
up α full bed, with half a dozen or a doz
en divisions; 1 Triumph, 2 Jucunda,
8 Ilovey, 4 Kussell. In this way a fine
crop ie assured with as much certainty as
anything can be. The hurt of November
I protect the plants with a light covering of
straw the first year, after that if netnled
light manure may be substituted as η
covering.
A half crop may be expcctod the first
season. A mulch of straw cut two or
' three inches long will keep the ground
moist and cool, which this bury likes,
i and smother the weeds. This should be
1 applied the first part of April. An appll
| catiou of »|>ent tun is also excellent.
[Gerraantown Telegraph.
Walter A. Wood's
MOWER,
tin it it far It· ι r«l by Walter Λ. Wood, for
Ihr Mowing «ιιΗ Heaping Warhlnr Co.,
Hitusick Faix*, Ν. V.
Tin· Hli»llK>T PR1/.KS ever offrrf<l on Mower»
h»r« lirrn thr«e \larhiΙ)Ρ» among tlirm
inn Kmnil iiolit Mêlait «lui lh«· *·ιa«»<1 < ro*· of
the LafioD of ll»ni»r, h( the irreat Purl· K\|»o*j.
lion .-uni FieldTrial κι 1*>7—l.ujht Hr*/ I'riit* in
►'or hjrhtiie*» of Draft. Miroplteilv of <\»ii-tnn··
{ lion. durability . »·.>·*· <»f management and porf<v·
lion ol work. thene M»· him-» r\r»*| nil otlu-r··
Descriptive t irvolan· will Ικ» »ent ftw <>w ι*ι·ιΊί·
rat ..η ι.» JOHN \\ ItKSDK. Meredith Village,
V it, «•«·ηι·»*1 Λι,ΚΝΤ loi H«lkiM|inml Ovroll
ι · uati ·-. Ν 11 art ftiHrl fitwrtf, Mal—, >rol
eitlu-r of (Ih* 1»ΙΙ··\ν>ηκ 1.4 m \L Λ(.ΚVΤΗ, who
are j«re|>arv*l l<» furin-ti the Machinoo—aloo the
WIIITTKMOHK SKLF.LOt Kl\t
Horse Rake!
American Hay Tedder,
VT THE LOWKVT Μ ΧΚΚΚΓ PttlfES
t 11 DI KKI.I V.hl Moth Purl·, Me.
VI M kRSH M.I.. WmI IWU.
J « 111 II Hebron.
I il KIMHXl.L, " Kwmford.
(. Γ. ItKAN, " XVc.t llrlhrl.
JOHN TH 'Μ. " .Λο. Fryrburg.
S A H WALK Κ It, ·· I.ovell.
II F liOXVAUl», " lMsArld.
H ith rriptp! to the mn it·» "f the above Machine*,
* ι· would rr-jtectfully refer to any farmer who
!>:%« n*ed either of them. au>t vp .Ίρι*·η·| one ont
of ι1»»· tunny testimonial* fr>>iu t inner* u) Oxfojd
ι ountv :
Pai:18. Me . Man h ΙΛϋ.
I hereby certify that I Imtv ti'dl th·· Walter A.
U<x»| Miminx xlachiue. in varion» way*, ami for
lijdilm'oft <·( draft, Μ>ι· of management, simplicity
of construction mi l iluraliilltr, I think it lia» no
e<|ual For two year» I u*ed my Oxen, la*t jear
I put su -haft- and tt«ed my hoi>o, and it Mir·
pri»:n* I.· -ee w itli w hat ca»e lu» <|rvw it 11 i ^ wt
is '«.»·» lb*. Mv machine i.i η f.nir f«·««C ent
xx n.i.iAM ο κι\»;.
IIKi>oKL1n,.N X .April, 1*9.
Amis I'UiW Co —»t.tuthmen -Your Ameri
can lla> Tedder <lt<l ui> work last tuinmer m a
maimer »triftl) -at.idai lory , ami came out at the
end η ithout needing a penny for repair- or repbw·
iu)( part- With outer FcddiT» I have li.fl a prêt
tv bill evt-iy kiiiuiuer for repair». They
tinMo-elve* to piree* ISut vour machine run*
»iinH»thly. ea*ilv to it*e|f and to the team, ami »at
Ufactoriiv to the owner.
HKMa u vki> ίο κ ι ιικκ.
U » « r Κ- >\»tl m . Mardi C, !**><
\ χ κ l'U)W < o, tient*,—The American llay
Te hier u*ed ou luy fat m laat nuiunier, I consider
perfect sut! lar «uperior to "HulUnlV," or any
other with which I nui n ijuaial·-·! XX'licn the A·
meneau May Tedder i» u*e.|. one jroo«l lia·· day
Kive* ample time to cut. cure an<1 cait the hay to
the biru.aml it l- no thoroughly an<l evenly cured,
thai ιi.« quality i» greatly improved lit tlraft it
n. t nit \itlf tit it «»/' Uuihtrtr*, w hile it ι·· much more
•Impie ami d.trahi.· ΧII u bo have «een it n<lm re
it·» «iperal.ou. and 1 strongly re» otumeml it to any
farmer who wifthe* hi- hay crop ijuickiy, aud earn'
ly an<l thoroughly cure·!
Very truly, <·. F ΙΙΓΚΚΙΙAKDT
II F l!«Vltl». Vjfenr. DixOeld.
•I "·> XV AliLKlt.ll. Tiavelhuf Agent.
April3m
You can get
HARNESSES,
— AT—
SOI Til FAKIS
Manufitctiireil >.f the he.-t ol » >ak tauued Mock,
•nd WARRANTED
AS CHEAP
is&: any other plac* in Oxford fount y, or any
adjoining fount) —that ·-. ot the i>a:iu· yiule anil
rau,.i;u^ from $ . Ι,^υ to Λ IA»,UU.
—ALM
Trunks, Blankets,
WHIPS &€., Ac.
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST!
Trlnimliu; «n«l Repairing, of nil kind.
Call ani examine my work, for I can suit, both
ι * to «juality of material, w orkmanship and price.
J. 1>. WILLIAMS.
South Pari-, April S», l.^ii*.
Dr. Wilton's Catarrh
CURE,
CI RF.S CATAKK1I, aud all NKUVOrs |>I«v
EASE» about the head, and ia warranted t<i
do it—if not, the money i* refunded. Trice SO eta.
to f I ·
ACEN'TS—I)r D. r Sawyer, South Paris; A.
Oscar Soyee, Not way , II ο M >-e-, Itrnl^ton :—
W F Chase A Co., DixilelU; A- C. Small Weal
Peru. 3m
DK. IV. Β. LAPHAM,
Will attend to the Practice of
I MEDIC WE fr SURGERY.
—18 Al.su —
ΚtttiululuK Hurgcou fur Invalid l*rusions,
AT BRYANTS FOND, MK.
Will give special attention t^ the treatment oi
Servoui Diseases.
Saturdays, when practicable, w ill be devoted to
the examination of invalid pensioner», an.l génér
ât office business. june 1, ΌΉ.
MANHOOD:
UOWLOST, HOW RESTORED.
J Tl ST published. a new edition of Or. Culver·
1 pj well'· crlr hratrd !'.«««) on the radical cure
.'without medicine) of SfEiutATuRUUUCA, or Sem
inal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, 1m
POiKM'ï, .Mental and Fh'yeical incapacity, Im
pediments to Marriage, etc.; also, CoMtntlTION,
Krn.Efsr, and Tits, induced by self-indulgencc
ar sexual extravagance.
Mm Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
Τ lie celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrate? from a thirty years' success
ful practice, that the alarming consequences o!
»elr-abuse mav be radically cured without the dan
gerous use of internal medicine or the appiicatiou
of tbt· knife; pointing out a mode of cure at once
simple, certain and effectual, by means of which
every «uffcrer. no matter what his condition mav
be. may cure h un self cheaply, privatuly, and ro«l·
icaily.
*jrTlii§ Lecture should be in the hands of ev
en youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, In a plain envelope, to any ad
dre^s. pottpaul, ou receipt of six cents, or two
po«t stamps. Also, l»r. Culrerwell's "Marriage
Guide," price 25 cents. Address the Publishers,
CHA3. J. C KLINE A CO.,
1317 Bowery, S«w lork, P. O. Box 4,SM(
.^,λ,^^Γμι· W·· M*
LIFE AND F Γ11Ε ~
INSURANCE AGENCY!
for
OXFORD COUNTY.
Capital Represented, over $34,000,000.00!
Thirty Pour million Dollars !
SAMUEL R. CARTER,
General Insurance Agent k Underwriter,
PARIS HUXuI-,, ME.,
Represents the following First-Class Companies :
ΜΓΠ'ΑΙ LIFE nN( RA.\CK COMPACT, of !f»w Tork.
PHRIIX Π'Μ ΗΑΚΚ COffPAHY, of Brooklyn, Π·w York.
ΙΛΊΟΥ IKM RAXCE ΓΟΜΡΑλ'Τ, of Bangor, Matue.
Application* by mail for Circular* or InAurmnre, promptly answered, ami any part of the Couuty
AlvitcU if requested.
INSURE YOUR LIFE ON THE
ENDOWMENT PLAN.
IN THE GREAT
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OF 3STEW YORK.
assets over $33,000,000.00, all cash.
Toiler No. IS.flûû wa* i««urd May .V. In»7. for $"» «**), a*e 5î». payable at 30,- annuaI premium, (un,
80,— ami Ικι ηιιιι· du»· May :w. INM, « lien it wia paid.
Amount of Policy, ... ft.t.OOO
44 M Dlridrnd», ... a.Oiti
Total amount rrrfiTftl by thr Iusurr<l,
If the insur*·»! had loaned the fmninnh paid at m\ per rent, compound interext, he wronld hare
received only #-·■.·n«r» ic heure by depositing hi» money with iu he received .V» more, and had hi*
Life iiuiiied at the *aiue time.
Sam'l R. Carter, Paris Hill, Me., Agent for
OXFORD COUNTY.
No Assessments!
Stock Company.
INCORPOItATKD
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UNION
INSURANCE
COMPANY,
OK
BAKUOII, η A l.\F,
Offer U» the public reliable prulrcliun ifaiiul 1υ<
a it· I tlnuiatft- by
Fire and
At π m l,ow itH any
Keliuhln Coittpnuy.
All Losses Equitably Adjusted
—-AN
PROMPTLY PAID!
Particular lUrntiun jriven to
FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE,
DETACHED DWELLINGS,
AND THEIR FTTRNlTUItW.
DIHECTORMi
Samcki. F. IIf.hxkt, I,umb<r Merchant
Anus M Roherts, President Eaxtern llank
William II SMITH, l.uink'r Merchant
William M« <»ilvert, Ship Rudder and Rr.-kor.
liL*)Ki>K Κ JfcWKTT, President 2d National Hank
11 n > u ν Ε Ρκκντίββ, Lumber Men-liant
(îeokok Stetho*, l'rr<ldnit M National Rank
Κ li. Dl'NK, A«hl*nd, Lumlier Merchant
TlluMAM J STEWART, Vice < ousul of Portugal
I.KMI LL it κ α ι »κ< ut ι >, Bradford, Ilattcn A Co
Fiunklix Mizs.x, Treasurer Muxz> Iron Works.
ARAI» Tlionrso*, I>irv<-tor Eu Α Ν. Α Κ Κ < «».
John S. CHAIïWICK, Sec'y Raiigur M. F. In». Co
ISAIAH STKT&oif, Stetfou A Co., Lumber.
ALOL'eri H 1). Mav*on. Mayor of H.mjror
Kuam'Ih M Si m m;, Prest Rancor M. F. In*. Co.
John A l'KTKU, Member of Cougrea·.
Jamm Littleeirli», Ship Broker.
Nathan C. Ayer, N. C. Aver A Co., Lumber.
JoMtrii W. Freeze, Free»e A Wiggin, Insurance
GEORGE STETSON. President,
Κ. Β. FULLER, Secretary.
W. Λ. DOLIVER, Ass't See'y.
SAM'L Ε. CARTER,
AGEXT,
PARIS HILL, ME.
April 8, 18».
THE EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society,
OK THE UNITED STATES.
No. 92 Broadway, New York City.
Arot Aeuured, βΙΛΟ,ΟΟΟ,ΟΟΟ
Caoli A••et·, $6.ÛU0,UjU
Annual Premium Income. $5,000,000
Policies Issued, 38,000
New Ru»inc**du»injtth«)ear en Jin* Sept. .10, 'OS,
#51,θββ,β1-1.00.
It· Policies average the LARGEST of any Amer
ican Company. It Issues all desirable Νon· Forfeit
ing Pollcie· on a cingle Lite, from $'i&0 to $25,COO.
All 1'rolitJ divided amou^ Policy Holders annual
ly from the «tart.
It I· the most »ucce*«fal Company ever organizt d
and, for it· years, the I,AK<;K*r Mutual Life Insur
ance Company in the World.
BENJ. COLBY, General Agt. I
49 1-2 F.xckange St., Portland, Me.
Jan. 15, IM9
NEW DRTJG- STORK.
A. D. WILSON,
Druggist and Apothecary,
BL'CKFIELD, MAINE.
^-Physician's prescriptions carefully com
pounded. All order· promptly attended to.
Insurance Agencies.
II. F. HOWARD,
DIXFELD,
AGENT for the following
Fire Insurance
Companies:
HARTI'OKD. of Hartford, Conn.
IIO.MK. of New Haven, Conn.
ΓΙ ΓΝΛ.Μ, of Hartfurd, Conn.
SKLTIUTY.of New Vork.
WATKKVUXK MI TCAI,
LIFE.
STANDARD, New Vork.
CONTINENTAL, Hurtlbrd, Conn.
ACCIDENT.
TRAVELERS, llarttbrd, Conn.
RAILWAY PASSENGER, Hartford,
AGENTS WANTED,
AM) υυοϋ PAY Ul'ARASTEKD.
DixHeld, April 5, 1*»>9.
Til Κ HOST FEHFECT
-AND
Successful Harvester,
IN T1IK WORL1» I
BUCKEYE
Mower &. Reaper
IX rlevni year· the «air of the Buckeye lia» In
creased from i> Machine- t·· 'Jo.ooo hi a »in·
φ;1«* -*·;»-«»n. and over 100,000 are now in use in
(lie United Mate*.
It has received the IIKiHK^T PUKMIl'MS at
ι the inortt important Field trial* ever held in this
! country.
Its tiUKAT Dl'ltABfLlTY ha* been thoroughly
i>iabli»he<l. anil it i· everywhere know η ami re
1 cognixed a- th·· Standard of excellence in mate
riai aud workmanship, as well as perfection of
Principle.
Yiliiiilili* Improvement* added for l*«ft·.
Manufactured l>y
A. I*. It Κ'If A RI>NO!\' 4k CO.,
y Α II, Central street, WoB»'KSTKK,'M *M.
CALVIN.S nito W N.-Ca \To.mAjrrnt for Can
Urn, Hebron, Buikticld, Mminer, Hartford, 1'eru,
Oixtleld, Mexico. Uoxburv, Byron. ltumford
Ε. I) MAI{>HAIJL,—Wear I'AIUH— Ajcent for
Paria, Norway, Oxford, Greenwood, \Yoodnloek,
Bethel, Bum ford. New ry, Andover.
CIIAS. YOt'N<;,-S<>. YV λτ κ k*u Kl)— Agent for
Albany, Waterford, Lotell, Swedeu, Fryeburg,
Denmark, Rrowutlcld, Stow.
▲pi il 3U, 1HC9. tf
CHEAPEST AND BEST !
LEATHK Λ «ORE'S
Steam-Refined Soaps !
8of.Ii BY
TRADKKN 1\ UK.1KHAL,
At Wholr<inl(> or Rrlail.
may 7, ItWJ. Sin
S. 1C. HUTCHIKS,
Deputy Sheriff
A.M>
Surveyor of Land.
PABIM HILL,MK.
s. λ7 brock,
Manulaciurrr ami Dealer in
Stoves, Hardware,
jyjOB WOIIK of all kind· promptly attend
rd to.
Bryant'· Potiil, Jan. 11, 1869.
AARON R. ALDRICH A CO.
Wholesale and Commission Dealers in
Butter, Cheese,Eggs
LARD, BEANS, &c.
No. 99 Exchange St, Portland»
jtfrConsitfnmente respectfully solicited.
N«B-KfRM«nt Taxe·.
In School Diatrfct No. 30, iu Uetliel. County of Οι
ford, Me., for the year 18M.
The following list of Tax?* on Renl Kstate of I
ιιοί· resident owner* in School Dlstrict No. 80, in '
naid Bethel, for llie \earl8UH. in bills committed
lo Israel U. Kimball, Collector or Taxes for the
town of ltethcl, on the 2.M dny of May, Ift'tl, has
been returned to me as remaining tin paid on the
1st day of May, lnW, as by Ids reitirtmte of that
date, and now'remain» unpaid ; and notice Is here
by given that If said tax*·», interest and chargea
are not paid into ihe Town Treasury, (being the
troasury lor said District), of iMbfl within eigh
teen mouths flrom the date of the commitment ol
said bills, so much of real estate so taxed a# wtlf
be HUtBcient to pay tin· amount «lue therefor, in· I
eluding interest ami charges, will without further
notice lu» sold at public auction nt the store of R.
Λ. Chapman in said ltethel, on the 31st day of
July, 1H0», at 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
tillnian Chapman, intervale lot, .10 acres, Ι'Ι.βΟ
R. A. CHAPMAN, Treae.
BeCiiel, July 12, ι**».
IOOO Boxen Grills· Paper Collar»
at 10, 15, #) and AJ cents per box, at tlie
Oxford Co. l)li Γ GOODS KMublifihmcnt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Id the District Court of th»· railed State», for the
District ol Maine :
In the matter of William W. smith and Benjamin
N. Willi·, Bankrupt*
Thts I* to five noilc« that a petition has been
presented to the Court, on the 4th da» of March, lf»H)
by Willi «πι W. Smith. aforesaid, of Dixfleldln said
Dl«trl:l, a Hankru t, pray In* that he may be decri
ed to have η lull discharge from alt his debts, pro*
able under the Bankrupt Act, Individually and as
member of the dru· of Miiith ft Willis; an«l now it
appearing that the notice ordered on said petition
on the day aforesaid, not having been published, as
ordered, and κρι lication bavin* been made on this
24th day of Juiis, 1*11), by «aid Smith for a new or
der of notice thereon, u|m>d reading said petition,
It is ordered by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same, on the rttii day of Sept, Λ. D- l*W,
before the Court iu I'o tlaod, in said District, at 10
o'clock A. M., and that notice thereof be published
In the Oxford Democrat and the I'ortland Dally l
Advertiser, newspapers printed in said IHstrict,
oik* a week lor three successive week·, and once '
iu the Weekly I'ortland Advtrtl«er, and that all j
creditors who have proved their debts and other
|ier»ous la Interest, mav appear at said time and
piacf and show cause, II anv th«y have, «hy the ,
pra)er of said petitmu should not be granted. 1
WM. P. Γ UK III. K.
Clerk of Dialrlct Court for said District.
Julyl«i. '«'.I, 90
Improrrd Freurli Form*,
Til Κ ΗΚλΤ, at the
Oiford County Dry <iood« tUUbllihiufiit.
STAT Κ OK MAIN Κ.
Οχκοκίι, κ* :—Supreme JwtMiil Court, March
Term, Α· I».
IN IIA III I'AN IS OK OXKOltD ν». JOHN G.
SrAl'LKS.
And now it ap|>variuv' te the Court that John il. |
Staple·, tin· défendent, i* not an inhabitant uf thi·
Stat.·, and haa no tenant. a^ent or attorney therrtn, j
and that he haa uo uoticeof the ρ«·η<! ney of tin*
auit- j
It 1» ord«»rrd by the Court that the aaid plaintiff .
notify the «aid defendant of the p*-ndenev of thi»
Writ, by cati»ni)f un al>ot< act thereof with t^na ord<r
of Court thereon, to in·publiait··! tlinv wevk· ru<
reaaively In tl»<· Oxford l^mdcMt, a paper printed
in I'.iria, In *Mt«t County, the Uat publication to I*
thirty ilay*· at l«-A»t befon» the next Term of «aid I
Court.to I» Itoldcu at Pari* aforcaaid. on tht· third j
Tn· -«lay of isr|iiciub«r n« xt, to the end tint tin· aaid '
defendant m.iC then and there appear, at aaid Court. I
and hIh'w eaui>e, if any lit haa, vrhv judgment ahotild
not be rendered atfainat him auu execution ia»u««l
aeeordtegtr.
Attest : WM. K. KIM It ALL. Clerk. |
[Attract of l'.aiutifT*<« Writ.)
Action of debt on a judgment recovered by the
I'laiutilf ajtainat tin· Intendant at tin· >upr· n»e Ju
dlclal Court, In and tor the County ol Oxford,
hoiden on the M<ooud Turrdiv nl lM*ceml.er, A. l>.
lv/4, ior the ruin u( flOnOO debt or damage, aud '
coat ol tin' PMiiit* »uit
Oat»· of writ K'-bruarv '.M, !— returnable to the
March lenn. In·* An damnum #'.'50.00.
Λ trueoMpyof Order of C ourt with th< abstract ol 1
•In- Writ.
At feat : WΜ Κ. KIMIIAI.L, Clerk.
John J. IVrry, I'lft'a Attorney.
Best Feather Tickings,
C II Κ A F , at th.<
Oxford Co. Dry (inods EsldUishmeiJ.
To Un· ll'Oiorabl'* Ju-t ·«·« ··!' the Miprftuo Judi·
r m I t "iii. η· \t |u !· - hobleo n( I*.* 11 -, m itlun |
an·! ι · · ι* the t 'iiiit\ o| < Ixford, on t h»· tliiril Tue*·
tli\ of S'iiti-nilifr, \ l> l>»>
M'AH A LA II Kll II aliaa il ΜΙΛΙ.Λ II.
. \OYh> of NV<>od,t<> k in the Cnuntj. of Oa |
l'onl, ν* it·· <>t "»«*tli *· Hii h of |·ηιΙ<· unknown re· ι
epmstfultjr libel* Mut firm* thla (lownbii Cwrt I
t·» Ih? ant'··: lu· xi tli.it lit· \» i> livviullv ui.iiTied to
the said >eth ·» Kit h t»!i the I .<li |.i\ of .lune, A.
|i UH '.ι ι ...·■.· iii··:. mi·· narrtueabch:»*"il·
w aya laiuvt t lu ι ·■« il .ι- η 1111 ' ■ Γι 11. · ii ι te and af
fectionate « lie t >« ard·» (In· said "x'tll > Ι(ι· h . lli.it
the *Mtd vth ?» Hieh. ·»ιι the — «lav of .June, A l>.
l*Vi, deseitM \our liU llant ami went away to
porta unknown. and tun· never «inee contributed
any Ιΐιιηκ for th«· -uppoit or niainteiiaa«'e of your
lilM-ilant, and vonr liWlInnt In lieve* tin· aaid *<eth
S Kirh ha* Ion/ atnee be*-n illegally married to
another woman in one of the \V cetera State*.—
And the -«aid *»··ΙΙι > Itieh «luring alt th·· time «inee
hi·· aaiil dea«rtion hs« rei'ii.-t-d to live «villi, or <*<»·
habit tth your lil*ellant or furnish hip. thin^ foi
h«-r "«upiHirt «»r inarnl«*(iniire . wluTeforr your li
bellant pray* that a <liv«>r«··· may l»c «leere» <1 her,
and tiial the IhukI» of inatrimouy Ι»·ΐ« »·%·η her-eii
and the «aid "»fth ltn h inay l>·· din· dved.
M \ 11 \ LA II RH
Oaled at WihmI-Iim'Iî, tiic iMli daj of April, I***.
ST AT Κ oh M \ IΝ Κ
OXFORD, §rt.—Supreme ludn ial Court, M.irch
Tern, Α. I» Is;/.
M AH Λ LA II. Kl< II, liU llant, vh SKTII s. iiiCH.
And now it appearinfr t > th·· ( >urt that the aal«l
defendant in not an inhabitant of tin- .Mate, and
Iim» no tenant, a^ent or attorney therein, and that
he ha* η·> notice >>( tin* jM-ndency of thin lib· I—
It i* ordered bv the Court that th·* r-uid (daintiil
notify the defendant of the pendancy of thl" libel
b) « aii'Ui^ AO attested copy thereof Willi thia or
der of Court thereon, to be published fhrec weeka
aur«*ei>ivelv in the Oxford iKinoerat, a tiaper ,
priutcd m l'ni ïs in mid County, the la-t pnbli'-a- |
tion t<> |>«' tini~t\ daj'a at leaot Iwfore the next tenu
of ••aid t ourt, to b·· hoblen at l'an-, afoie^aid, on
tile thir«l Tliertlay of September next, to the end
tuat the -aid defendant may then and there appear
at Mai·! t ourt, and chew cau*e, if any lie haa, wh\
the pi aver o| «aid libellant should Uot 1«· granted.
Attest VTII h KIMBALL Clerk
A ti n·· eopj <>f ΐίΐ>··ι and order ··· Court thereon.
Attest : \VM. K. KIM HALL, Clerk,
l'errv for libellant.
il© do/ru HOOP KKIKTA,
Size*, II. I}, I). 1J 2, ij. vanln, received tlii
day, the
Oxford Co. DRY (JUODH Establishment.
To the Honorable Justice* of the Supreme Judi
cial Court next to be holden ut l'uri» within ami
for the County of Oxford and Mat** of Maine, on
the second Tiieadav of Mwvh, A. I). lum
RESl'ECTFI 'LLV represent* Laura A. Carrer
of Loveli, in aai'l County, ami libel·· ami
give* lhi> liouornble I ourt to Ik; int'omtc«l that 01:
the (All «lay of .September, Λ I» Ihm. at WnlcoU,
in the Male of Minnesota, «-he «va» legally married
to Onife S.Carver, then of «aid Waloott, now ol
part··* unknot»n. mid with the *aid iteortreS.on
the dot day ol .Ma), A 1>. lt*'ô, remove*! to «aid
Lovt-ll, am! with hint there lived ami cohabite·! ;
that tin· «aid George 8., tinuiimlful of ami neglect
ing lii" marriage vow η ami duties, on the 3Utn day
of July, or thereabout», A. D. I*ii, abandoned and
denerted, willfully and without cauae, your li
bellant. ami said abandonment and deaeriion lia
ever diife continued, without reasonable cause,
and without iuteut thereby to procure a divorce:
tiiat bv -aid <»eorve S. l mur «be lia.·» one child
named William Κ Carver, born Dec. 27th, ΙΛ'Λ,
now living; wherefore your libellant pray· tiiat
the bond* of matrimouv may be dissolved between
herself and the -aid (.eorge S. Carter, and that
the eiiMod ν and right to bave the pomieiiiinii ot
rood Wm. k. Carver may be decreed and κίνια to !
your libellant, * LAl'KA A. CAKVElt.
Dated at Loveil thi.s 22d day of Feb., A. I). lf«W. !
STATE »>»· MAINE.
OxroKD, ae.—Supreme Judicial Court, Match!
Term, A. 1». !.«·».
LAl'UA A. CABVKK, libellant, v.,. uEOliGE 8. j
< ymcK.
And now it appearing to tin- Court that the said
defendant i- not an inhabitant of thin State, ami j
lut- Qotemiut, agent or attorney therein, and that
he ban no notice of the pendency of thi* libel—
It is ordered bv the Court that the said plaintiff
notify the -aid defendant of the pendeuey of thit*
libel by Canning an atte-ted copy thereof w ith this
order oi Court thereon, to l»e published three
week- successively in the Oxford Democrat, a pa
lier printed in l'art* in -aid County, the last publi
cation to be thirty days at lead before the next
tenu of said Court, to be holdeu at I'arin, afore
said, on the third Tuesday of September next, to
the end that the »nid defendant tnny then and
there appear at said Court, and &hewcau*e, if any
he has wdv the prayer of said libellant idiould not
be granted
Attest: WM. K. KIMBALL, Clerk.
A true copy of libel and order of Court thereon
Allot : WM Κ KIMBALL, Clerk.
Grnt*' IJu«*h Hdltfe.
Hemmed, ready for u*e, at
Oxford County Dry fioodt EiUbllihmtnt.
All Kinds fο
JOB Έ>ΈΙΤΝΤΤΝ Or,
DONE AT THIS OFFICE.
ΕAOLE HOTEL,
■eohanic Falls, · ■ Maine,
Ν. II. PFIKES, Propiirtor.
The prraem proprietor hating
lr:i»e<i ibi* line Motel for a it-un υ
jear», would reapeclfo'.ly inform th«
public he i« hum remly lor l>u»iu»·,,.
To traveller*, bonnier· i>r partie*,
*on«i<lering the nice accommodaiurne ami n.
lie rliurge», we would nay » H bo I h-.ir ot c.ihiu.
diction, I h ι « Hurl aland* without t iiv.il.
Merbanir Fall·, Jan. IS, IMti).
For Sale, or To Let,
Til Κ RATES STORK, on Pari* Mill—
favorably lorjtu··! for traib-.and ti.-iviug
a « eux t m·
A I.*»« » ami * bnlfb i:-, n
Ί It I I Trfinoni in « · 1111 > ·>< apii ι
1 A. Farrai-lutviiix a μ· I ι,απΙ u
For particular*, enquire of tl»«· »ιιΙ»μ·ιltx-r
KM HIM. - ( I M MI \ι ,*
l'aria Hill, April 1.'. I*»·
~ FOB SALE·
TIIK aiibscrtber offer* for «al·· h.«
ΓΒΙΜΜΟ*'. locate*! at ltr>aiit'« p. · .]
Village, Mainr.runalhtiug of limite,
woodshed, Mm 11 le. and on** a«re (,j
land Th·' baildiiur· art· runnerι· |f
nenrly new. well flnUhed nn.| ι <.n·'
vcnient. I.aud under u high *tale of cultUain.Q.
Any one wanting λ plea-ant hou-·· unit < in .,
fitl atirrouA«iili|C·, in a quiet and growing vilbtjc·
will HikI here the very |»1«**«· deaired nn<l it < υ
be bought at a bargain, if ni>pli«*«l for ►mm
C1IA8. B. LOVWO\
Rnant'* PomI» April 8, Ml
Farm for Sale.
IX Woodstock containing one hundred m· ;. f
iaini—3Λ arre* of wootlhind.—It rut* Λ tun, f
ba\ and i·» under g«.o«l cultivnt.·>ιι
Alio, Farming Toole, an I two h<>r-· .. , ,.
row, l;i yrailing-, one wagon, and one d« .
Apply t·· Ml HKS HW ν s
VU ι-ι·M-k. Jow .·; bM tf
For Salf or Ιο I.» r.
Ί^ΙΙ F MFLLFN RATKS FA H M (wo-cnlled t
. uated iu Suinuer. Term- reasonable
Apply to WIllTMiY i'I'mmIm,
May 14. Rurktleld Vil.
fs ΠΟΚΝΚ TH .Ill toil»
OïiV containing a new -Ρ·ιη of hoi»r t
f Κ II i m?- from the \ oung mit ιψ llv l>i I
l»all, the well known old Kiiftli-h llorae Tiai
ami Farrier. «>nr nio-t noted ti tek 1»««r-«·-» ti <·
been taught by tbi* plain, practical c\-(. in |
wild and runaway lior-r· < an I»· « · in| ]< t· i
»lne«l. It al»«» contain» a Trv«ti«e on ^h.»rn . im.|
100 Reclpf» for the lOO-t romuiuu «b-v.t ■ w
numerou* Trieka i»ra«*tlu* IIor>·· ·Γ·« k· ν ■
Every bor»e breeitcr anil owner -ΜοιιΙΊ lia\ ·· ι
Von will iM»rer re^ift bin in»f it >»»nt 1 \ m
only 40 cU ΑιΜγγμ»·, ·»Εθ. s. XIKLI.KN l < w
tor., λ|<· Aittnl· ινιιηΐιιΐ
EM PEROU!
Tills llor-·? i* of χ jot 1H « k ·
y Ι"*.' ΌλιχΙ* 1Λ J J haml- h /h, ι* !"·»«»r \··.ι·
*Λ 11 nn»l wi'itfh» atwiif Ι·μ»|1·- ΚΐιψίΊ
»in·· l I») th.· NKWVIAN !:<· »»> ν ' Κ.
lin··. Kaliii* l»v old Κί-.ημ* >un. HUM I J I ·
Bov.
All tho*r w!->hhur t·» improve th»»ir -:·>■ k ι :
hotmw, ιιγ« Γ·;·ΐΜ'«"Ιΐ'ιιΙΙν Invite·! Ιο njiuc «inl -»· t»
tin·· Imium* ami imlir·· for Ιΐι«·ιυ··«*1ιι»".
Κιμ|·«·γ·»γ will «uml tlii» »ea»on. rotium'iit'hoc
Ma ν >>th, nt II t Ι.ι u> ι \ -, id W «nxl-t k
Caatoincni will always tiiul Mr. Larr«-\ r< l\ t
h ml on tlifm in th·· U—t niaiimi
Tf un*—Τ··η I »·>ΙΙμι < tu warrant, or Five I»
Ιλγη for single wrTic<·
\ny |»einon <IU|M»ii>s; of a m in· f»*»f m. · ■
rerUtîntit wliKher »he i·» w ith foal, mil l»· t»<·|·i.
liable for the a·*»· of the hor*«*. All ■·*· i«l« r.t- it
th·· ι i-k of Un· owner·. Loll·» vtill lu· hoM.
tin· -rrvi«*«* of flu· bot »··
CiKOKljL W. ItOWkl.lt
Mi»y 12. I**». tf
Maine Central Railroad.
spKrr.tr, sort et·:.
\ I . \'l. h Ιί1» li >in I » \ '■ ί 1 « "il' · «m
filial tlolioiM on ili·· ··run· 1 Crunk Itailr··.· i
itltov*· iNtlivill·*. <*an rnu h Aiiirurla h' th«* >1 >
Ceulral itailroa>t from liaimlUi to Wintl·· ,
thon··· t)j Stajf»· to Allan t.·» M.nr·· |·.α> W
tlii-ομ ou arriviil of ·»Π··ηι ·'·ιι train from 11 im
Train* lea ν»· l'aimlle at'2 .ιΛ Γ M .or·· tr v.il
of train from J'orllaml.
Through It·-kct« lu Aii£U-!a .·ι « -χ»Ι·Ι . ,
KI»WIN ΜΠ Κ» - ι t
.Ian 22, Hi
Maine Steamship Com'y
.VA »' MtRASdlMESTS.
Scuii-Wrckl) Mue.
OS' ami arti-r th»» 1 *»rfi ,η-f . th·· tin·· M
_ JHKltiO andfkAKCOXU irfll
notice, ι un a·» follow - :
i.cav·· i»alt'- Wharf. Portlam! «·\orv Mo\l>\t
an·, ΓII l 1M » A Y. at5 1* If.,ami leave I'lei -i
Ιΐ \'ι·» \ork, evt'r)- M<>M» \ Y ami TIII'lt-hA^
at λ Γ M
Tin* l»irisro aixl Fram-onia art- rttt·*·! u|· wit!. :! .·
aeconiini*ldtiou·» loi |ι.ι·>ι iijrur*. making tin
nio-t riMivi-nlfiit ami •■•wiforf alil·* rout·* lor tr.··. ·
i*r* Ih-Iimvii N«»w )>»ik mi*·t Main·
Ι'ηχιΗΚ·1 Ιιι fi.it·1 lliHim #·'■ ι ιΐ·ιη l'a-- .·· {i
.M'mIk ••Mri.
« ;< ·< ■ 11 « foi wanl««l to ami from M · ·ιι t r··-λ I, t^u·· <■
Halifax, *1 John, nul ail |>art'· <»| M.im·· >.
jut- art· r· <|ii«* t···! to >« ·».( fh«*ir Avilit ? · U>>
Sti'aniori· a* «'arlva» t r « · u th»· · 1 :i> « (lu·· I· t
I'ortlan·!.
For frvijrtit or i»MJ«atr·· a|>|>l\ f··
HKNin HIV. «.ait - Wharf, l'ortian I
•I Κ AMI·.-, l'ici > Κ U S··» Voik
Jul) 5», 1*«.
FOR BOSTOii.
Th·· uew ami >ιι|η·π·>ι· «« a k; ·
illX *>t< ι in··» - Joint ItrooU·,
ami Moi»tr« η I. having '■···
lltt«'(l ili· at jcrrat«-\t>iii»«·, th
a larjfv OUniln-r of lM-autiful
Nt.it»· ΙΙ'·οιπ- « ill run Hi·· · a«"ii .·- t. 11 ··v*
l.t-avimr \tlanti· Wharf, l'ortian·!, at 7 ·· |.wk,
ami India Wharf. It >-t<>ii. •·ν··ι ; .fav at ί υ'· 1·»Λ,
Ι'. .M . Bund*) - •·\· · ι■:· '
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s*M^REFUKDED.^lL8i:
fch 17-·-in
Ayers unerry .rectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lunge,
•ucb aû Coucha, Coids. Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probft!)lr never before in the whole hist'rv of
medicmc, fii* any thiux »uu ·ο w tdely αιι·1 so deeply
U|>on the confidence of mankind, a- thin ex<« llcut
remedy Tor pulmonary complainte. Through a lon^
series of year», ami ainonc Ίηο«ΐ of the ra· < « ut
men it bas risen higher and hitrtur m Ux-tr ·
Uon. a.- it has become better Iu«aq. lu u*ilortu
character ami |M>wer to cure Un· viiriou» alfectH't t
ΟΙ the lungs and ihroat, have made it knot* 11 a> a n
!ia'»|e protector against them. \\ hile a«l.t|»le<l u>
uulilrr form* ol disease ami u> youn< children, it :·
at Die name time Uie moat effectual remedy thai « an
be given for incipient consumption, an·! tin· dan·
jrcroUA affe· tions of the throat ami lung». Α ι a pro
vision njraimt sudden atUvk, of Croup. it diould
be kept ou iion<l tn every family, ami ludeed a I
are sometimes subject to col·;· au<l cough*, ail
should be provided uith this antidote for them.
Although settled t'smiMMrtfo·
curable, still great numbers of » aaes « In·re lia· li-·
cn»e seemed settled, bare been completely cu.< «I,
ami the patient re-tor· I |0 KHJ
Cherry Perioral. 8o complete i* it· mat**
orer the disorder* of the Luuir* ami Throat, that
Uie most obstinate of them j leld to it. W hen i: til
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry l'ec~
tarai they subcode and disappear.
Singer* and Public Speaker» And great pro·
tcctiou from it.
Anthn*<* Is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
HroncJiiiia is generally cured by taking the
Cherry Prêterai in small and frequent doses.
bo generally are il» virtues know u that wo need
not pflwltli tM eerttfteatea ofttwn here
than assure the public that Us qualities are fblly
maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fevor,
Chill Fever. Remittent Fevor, Dumb
▲«rue, Periodical or BUious Fever, Ac,
and indeed aU the affections which anso
from malarious, marsh, or mi asm a uj
poisons.
As its name implies, it does Cure, and doe·* not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qnlnine, Bismuth,
Zmc, nor any other mineral or |k»im>iioiis substance
whatever, It in nowise injures any patient. The
number and importance ol* its cure* in the asrue dis
tricts, are literally beyond account, and we beltcvo
without a parallel in the history of A rue inediein·*.
Our pnde is gratifiai by the acknowledgment* we
receive of the radical cures effected in obMinate
ca««»K, and where otlier remedies had wholly failed.
(TnaccliniAte<l perçons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be pro
tected by taking the AGUE CVHE daily.
For Lifer Complaint», arising (Yom ton i litr
of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, suuiulaung
the Liver mto healthy activltv.
For Rilious Disoniers and Liver Complaint·», it is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re·
markable cuies, where other medicines had failed.
Prepare»! by Dr. J. C. Ανκκ Λ Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and so M
ail round the world.
Ρ MICE, $i.OO Γ EU BOTTLE.