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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-31
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Clear up tho Highway.

One OF the greatest trials 10 . neal and
orderly man. 10 the practice Of ots'ruetine
,hs public roads in various Ways. This 10
.oue,irses done irvm mcr. shif,i-ssnes. and
sOuetIqe. from ,,ingincs.-a desire 10 get
as much a' possible out Of the public. Dur
ing The coming winter. We shall sce piles Of
wool stretching along the sidewalk. and
often tumbling down upon At, also sacks
Of boards in the same prccariOus condition.
Opposite certain mans premises, We con.
.,an,ly see fragments OF old carts, sled', and
barrels. rotten logs. heaps o, brush aud
other nai-anec.. And this man cannot see
any improperly in this conduct. IL not
the land hi. own-,o tue middle Of the rcad'
Now, to ay nothing about the looks OF
the thing. streets 90 eneumbcred are unsafe.
Many horse. take fright at such "poker''h
osjeet. and become unscvernablc. Every
man. probably. mus, have piles Of rubbish
somewhere. bat let them Be within bis own
gates. and as much as rcssibl out OF sight.
The roads are often DISTRACTED by rOyins
cattle Il may have ScOn allowable for cat
tie TO roam Mt large IN the early settlement OF
the country IL may be still st the Tar West.
BOT now 10 the older settlements, where
farm. are fenced. ani wherS those who do
no, own land can &c, pi,turaes By honestly
paying for IL, there - no excuse for spong.
ioe 1, on, Of the public. There 10 more
harm done pov.a.day' by trespas'ipg cattle.
than IN earlier ,imOs. Rich grain hsid'.
meadows. gardens, lawns-all brought into
their pr--en, state by hard labor and at
great oo.,-are exposed TO destruction by
single unruly beast. In a. street. the hog
root. up the grass by the road .iie. and BE-
foul the sidewalks. They. with the cows,
rub down nesly painted shade trees ; they
-oL neatly painted fences and building
and they are constant occasion Of trieh, 10
women aud children. And then, II gate
happen % 3, -, open. or II a board happen
10 Get broken iron the fence. these hungry
creatures arc sure 70 end /; out. The harm
that follows. who can describe IL !. not
alone the corn fields which tho halfiamish.
ei herd trample down, nor the ornamental
trco.. aoser.. and .htub-. which they de,.
roy-though ,hi. i. enough to sIhsu., tho
patience Of Job-bui IL !. the alienation and
bitterness OF feeling between neirhbor
which .p.us. followed up, perhaps, BY q
law suit which costs the ,rcspas.er more
than I, would % have decertly hired bis
stock pa.tured the whole summer.
Que, and peaceabls Pcople don't like TO
be opnuuually -cOltIug and quarrelinS with
their ,ro.passins neishsor. II they en-
dyavOr to get amends for injuries received,
they may eIp~c, some Kind o, barbarOu. ~
taliaiian and yet, II they quietly submit
To abuse. the abuse will b increased. We
have only 20 add. that thi. and all similar
modes Of obsirue,ius the highway, are grO.'
misisneanor. they show disposition TO
ir-pass on the rights Of others. ,bcy are
Outrage. upon society in which no one can
per-i., and claim 10 god ei,i,-n. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-31

Tur BssS AND TuE SrisaL CoKp. Tho
theory that the skull j. composed Of yerte-
bre analogous TO those VI the spine, i' no.
y,, firmly established in science. Tbu-,
Professor Owen has recently affirmed Il ior
all CLASSES Of vertebrate animals. while Prof.
HuIley !. not syerse o. it.
70 one Of his lectures on the nervous sys
TEN. in the Medical Times and Gazette. NJ.
Z. Bernard, makes the following declara.
ton respecting the action Of tho spinal cen.
tsrs Z" I, !. an indi.putable uath, that tho
spinal cords enjoy the property Of general.
ing ner,ou. force and that when It's com.
munication with the brain is intercepted,
III force accumula,es below the point where
its column. have beon divided. We here di,-
cover another proof Of the total Independence
Of thi. central AXIS, with reference To tho
brain in other words. the spinal cord Is
not mere prolopgation Of the encephalie
ma-.. bu, distinct and independent ner.
yous center, possessing its own special prop
critics, and eIer,ins direct influence over
the nervous system"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-31

SrEruur>G ND w.'nrSo TETEs. The
Germantown Telegraph thinks early winter
'bs bess time i1r serAPins and washing the
iruns. u tres.
10 l. vel! known 20 observing fruit grow
ers that the loose bark OF trees - the winter
quarters Of myriad. Of ,n-eets, where they
securely remain until the ensuing spring.
when the warm genial weather warrant.
them % quit their coty homcs aud bcgiu
their destructive operations fot the sca.on
We have loani q narrow sAw. rather Gns
t,1tbed. q rc an excellent tool IN raspine
"a .Jpsrluous bArG. IL accOiBpli'he. b;
more uniformly than a hoe. ,rosel. or other
scr-psr, = tr0wsl. Or a short handled hoe,
hoss'er .. very gooi, when d., other may
not be P0-se.>ed. After the bark y removed.
the trunks should be washed thoroughly
With preparation Of whale,Oil soap and
water, say IN the Proportion OF pound OF
soap ~ four gall0ns Of water. IL can be
applied 10 large trees with hickory broom
ora sta whitewash brush. aud TO snail
tro,-. especially dsaris, with the hand
sCrab-bru.h. 'Siesly trees, which can a,
shi. season Be easily detected by being Gov.
cred with peciss Of fungi. or perhaps
more properly peculiar insecaveroo. de-
p0sii. should be scrubbed - q. 10 complete
~ remove this Toe mixture will OF it-elf
benefit the tree; while the removal from
'hs stem Of all sIuaneou. and injurious sub
stances. wall give new health and visOr the
ensuing season in some instances 10 sur
p'''ns extent. When whale-oIl soap 10 no,
0''A'0Asis. ley may be ussd, bu, u should
DOT Se ',ry strong.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-31
Instinct Of the Lowest orders Of Ami.
mails.

IProfessor Agsssil. In the February No.
oi the Atlantic Monthly. In his sscond arsi.
Gle On Natural History, gives the following
interesting ske.eh - illu'trtivs Of the pa
rental instincts possessed BY the lowest or
ders Of animals j
A gentleman from Detroit bad had the
kindness TO ..nd me one ofthoee long thread.
like worms (Gord,v,) found often In brooks
aud called Ilor.-ilairs by the common peo.
pie. When first received II, u was eoiled
up In q Close roll at the bottom Of the bot
tie, filed With fresh water, that contained
IL. and looked more like a little tansls OF
black .cwins-.ilt than anything else. Wish.
ing to unwind It, that might examine its
entire length. I placed IL in largo china
basin filled with water. and proceeded very
gently to disentangle iis coils, when ] per.
csived that the animal had twisted it'elf
around . bundle Of its egg. holding them
fss, In elose embrace. In the process OF
unwinding. the eggs droppN away ana
foa,ed to little distance. Having finally
stretched 10 out to its foil length. perhaps
h.lfs yard, I eat watching to see u this
singular being that looked like q long black
thread in The water would give any signs OF
lie. Almo., Immediately /, moved towards
the bundle OF egS', and. having reached 1t.
b-san TO sew itself through and through the
little white mas. passing one end OF i's
body through IL. aud then returning to
make another stitch, as IL were. I'LL The cge'
were At las, completely en'anslod again IN
an intricate network OF coils. IL seemed
TO me almost impossible that this care OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-31
A Race with q Bull.

We Ind the following yarn 10 the So'.
ember number OF tho Kniekerbocter Mag~
rinc. Il Is more or lees rich
Some forty yean ago the msmh'r' Of
race cours near Brownrills, on the Mooo'.
sshela, Published . notice Of . race. ore
mile heats. on . particular day. for . pune
Of one hundred iSllsrs, 90 free Tor anything
with four legs and hair ou."
A man In tho neighborhood bad bu
that be Was 10 the habit OF riding TO NIL
With HE bag Of corn, and be determined 10
enter him ior the race. lie s.id nothing
about Il TO any one. but be rode him round
the track . uumbsr Of time. on s~'enl
moonlight nights, until the bull had tie
hang Of the ground pretty well and would
keep the righ, eourss. Ils rode with spur.
which the boil considered particularly dis,.
gresable, % much so that he always bsllo'.
cd when they we're applied 70 his sides.
On the morning Of the race. Hays cane
upon tbs ground on bor.ebsek-On bi. bul.
Instead Of saddle he bad dried an or hid''.
the head part Of which, With the horns '.ill
on. he had placed on tho bull's rump. He
carried short tin horn in bis hand. Es
rode to the judges stand, and offered 10 e''-
ter bis bull for the race; bot tho owner.bf
the hor-es objected. Hays appealed 10 tho
term. Of the notice, insisting that his bull
had four leg. and hair on. and therefore hid
a right ~ eo,cr him. After good deal "
swearing. the judges declared thens s'lv'
c mp.iled to decide that the ball had ~.
rish, 10 run, and he was entered ACCORDING;
ly.
When tn. time for starting arrived. Tie
bull and III, horses took their pl.ecs. Tie
horse racer. we're oas Of humor at beirs
bothered With the bull and the hurie-9's
which they suppo~nd was INTENDED. bt
though, /, would b over I" soon - 'ls
horses started.
When the signal was gi'su. they id
start. Hay. gave blast With his hor'.
spd sunk HE spurs into ,hs eide OF ,as bull.
which bounded Oh with terrible oa"''"
no ria,us speed, the dried OK hide aapP'ts
up aud down. and rAt.lins at every Jam',
making . combination OF noises that hid
never tsen heard on . race course bei'r'.
The hor-'' oil Dew tho 'rask. every o'e
s-emins to 20 ssired with sudden detsf'
ninA,ion to take the shortest cut 70 ee' o"
OF the Rsd'tons county, and none OF them
could bc brought back IN time to 'A'e sh'r
distance.
A general row en'ued. bot tho fun OF t's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-31
YrnD or wHrE SeG,a RrEr,. A r,,Se,

YIrLD or WHITE SVGla BrKrs. A rather
poor plo, Of ground which received littlo
bone dus, las, year, the only manure in a
dozen years, was sown. June Sd, with White
Sugar beets Ia drills. Bone dust was sown
ON the surface at the rate Of /? bushels Per
acre. and dug in. The crop. gathered Nov.
8. measured, after topping, within irao-
ton Of COO bushels per acre, worth at least
IS cents Per busbsl. or SO Per acre, for
feeding. Deducting $50 for bone dust.
leaves eco per acre for expense Of culture
and profit.
Ynlp or M.SoIL wrnrrL. A plot by
side OF the above, treated every way tho
same, and sown and harvested at the same
date. yielded go bushels Of msnssl wursel'.
Considering tho latepcss Of the planting,
and the subsequsu, dryness. and taxing into
account tho most Of the bone dus, is still In
the soil, we think the above shows profta.
bio cultivation. The preparation. sowing.
and hocius. were done at odd 'pslls. and
canno, be estimated; bot ESQ per scrs
would b large fsure.
IAN. Asrisolssfist.
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DertI9e naturwi6eniGaftlt4e meOi3Iati6s
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M0eu1tdte.Goueaimm


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