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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-12
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

ne Snois are BOZ making their appear
ance on The plum and cherry trees. and r.
qairr attention The.e 40 all make
careful examinafion Of the ezcrcscenc, Ill
~ able % ind small MARKS upon them.
sonetines crescent-shaped ike thc curcsilo
niArk upon The fruit. B. q vcry careful
discretion. minute Waite sprck nav b.
found IN The middle Of the concavc portion
o. this crescent. Ihis - an sgg Of en- in-
sect IL D believed that the egr s..-..s
tais excrescence. and vs suppose 81. be-.
cause We knov that this egg t.-or.. ,
grus. and burrows IN and feeds upou tb.
sabsiancs q this knos. These rrub. =
raised 70 mHfurity. become % Ike The chr.
ouiio that stings the frat. a. not % bs dis
finguishcd from Zach other. sill thy -,,v
d different. There are many d,s.-s,,
siass ~ beetles that look much alike. In.
pea 0ug and tie worm IN the chestnut. botb
iook much Ike the curculio. bet d.Hsr
gneafiy in their habits.
When - cat i1to The Hftie hall. found
gr0vIng upon an oak leaf. and End there a
fab grown Periect a.. and ~ possible wav
q could hsse got there from without. we
suppose That the Parent q Tat o.. in some
~ay or Other. caused that ball % rro-. All
that gre- 70 asord prote, ton and food
Tor her yoans. IAis % a natural sgppo.i-
iion. and . probably true. although !,
-ou'd BE- bard 10 prove. Acting upon
sub q theory a. rcgards she bIaek mot. o..
ssouid SAY css thea 81 a. sOoa a. they AZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
Clean Cellars.

IL ne were asked. What should be The
finest apartment IN the house. We should
probably answer. - Not the parlor. not the
drawing room. but the cellar There ar
two reasons for this answer. FirSf. bad.
dirty cellar. appears to combine al that Is
rePulsive-damP. offensive. nusty. putrid
air-rOtsen apples. rotten eabbages. rotten
potatoes. rotten bcards-the etfiuvia crcep-
ing through every open window and open
door. and through the cracks Of every
closed window and closed door. into all
parts Of the hOuse-into the knrhen. inso
the psrlor and dining room. into sleeping
AParsa'enis.-and laying the foundation Of
sickness and fevers. S-coudly. a neat.
vel lighted. n,arbls-dOOred. whitewashcd
cellar. combines great deal tia; Is plcs,-
ant One room may have IN il a supply Of
sweet butter and MIX. and an another ex-
eeiient apples and delicious melting pears /:
the TODD that Is PLACED On every table Is
known 20 cone from tins model cellar.
where everything Is pure and clean.
Does some one sas. II can't afford 70
make an expensive cellar We reply. Il
need not be exPenssve. The walls are Al
ready buiit-give them a smooth. neat rlas-
tering. and then a handsome -hise~.sl.inr
Have new windows Pot in II necessary. and
then keep item washed. bright and clean.
with an iron-rOd grAie in the window frame
or wire netting. 20 exclude intrude-s uhFu
the windows are open. Cover the foor
~iih Waier-lInae ceIoeut-frst tLioklv AM
eosrsely With groa; made Of wA;er-Iirne
and coarse gravel. and then With a smooth
polished fnish OF ~zter-iinle ana dean
washed sand.
The whole cost Of the plastering Of the
walls. the underwriting Of the sane. the
new ~ind0ws. and Of tbe-roarble floor. need
not b forty dollars for n moderate sized
farm house. Save this sam BY reducing the
Use o. tea. sugar. ooave. emitting tbe pla-
TING on that ne~ harness and carriage. and
discArtiins al tobacco. l. there should b,
any Surplus. ct neat st Of apple shelves
made. standing on scantling les. one shelf
above another. so that one can pas. ali
around then. and have them all neatly
painted; and also procure a set Of potato
boxes or bins. with covers 10 exclude E-ht.
and lave these ali planned AMI painted.
It's good time Of year. nov. 20 get the
cement aoor made. and whether u Is made,
81 not. II Is absolutely essential that every
dirty cellar be nov thoroughly cleaned ou,
before storlng any q the new crop o. fruits
ard vegetables; and in rlcaning out. u tie
work IS not thoroughly doe. 70 nay be
best TO sprinkle over u OccAsionally until q
- vel Purihed. pound or to q chloride
Of lime. a. a sIDell-'i~s,rOysr asd disinisc-
tant- ICOuntry Gent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

pear. and yOa destroy the embryo insect.
that would cause similar kncts another
year.
We have seen both plsn and cherry
trees about this city, and indeed almost
wherever Ne travel. Persrotly deforned
with these exerescences. ard permitted 90
stand year AFTER year. mere nurseries for
sPrcAdins this evil.
May people oArvfally cut of these knots
early N the spring. and "a Is well enough TO
Do % even then. As ii certainly removes a
defOrmisy. bat Il then avAils nothing
towards getting ri OF the cause.
by carefal watching and prO@pt cutting
away during the early part Of Jsly. yoa
may keep TIE eaemy under your control.
but BY neglecting then for year o. two.
valaabie trees. or even orchards. vii be-
come worthless. Newark Mercury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
Raising rurrips

We are not going TO write N esssy upon
tia Importance Of raising tnraips. aiihOugt
The farners Of Oxford County might ind 4
10 their prOst. did th~y cultivate his crop
more freely. Farmer. frcq1sntly eo@Plaia
that they are unable TO raise good tsrnirs
To SUCH ne would saggest the following
method. which We have proved:
Take Say pounds bone dust. or animal
ehareoai. ff,esa P0a=ts sulPAsrie arid (oil
OF vitri0lo and ssiesn pounds Of water. uaiX
together in water tight eask or box. and
stir al dry; mix the seed With this, and
SOW with q common seed sO~er. taking out
al the tins- By testing il on the fOor. you
can easily tel whether you have got seed
enough.
With the ground well prepared. BY
~hieh Ne mean mellow. free from sods.
roots or STONES. and dressed as above. yoG
vii have solid. compact turuips. with bat
fr~ Proags. TurniPs raised upon green
manare. are more liable 90 be prongy.
skirsing's Swedish. is doubsless the hes,
variety. for the table or for neat stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

Tea. H. J-fs. # Fssss's - "a c'~.'y =
I. Ord
hlhBLN F~pr.sret.. Pm Cvrtrs q Wei
-t.ek ~ I'D Coa.fy. ~ ~ 10 ~ ~sto~
u Noris. Csri.. Ice 81 Wost-tack - sd Ccss-
.. b t.-i "a he -evssi~~uth tsy - Nos~a-
hsr A u. fss2. iafe-tsie. s~ifed 80 p.s-r--~d
a rssi e-tsi~. go. sod ehsftei " ~. 81 ed
az. ~hich go ~ % - .aaaisi.-f~d .c~crdi-x -
b~. wh~r.i-s- so-sr p~tifis.-r rrass. thst ID
s.iaisu .sios q s-,t ~sfa's nsy b. grasi-t o. -
fsfhs.s - s.is 1.e.aais. ~ = cii-isr ~ sss.t
POLLY CURTIS Y ra.sk.
OxToEr ss.-tts Cpsft ~ fruss's h-ti fss
-. ~ssis al ~ 49, C...ats "A Oxfsrt. "a he
tAssa ru-.iay q Mss a. n. $50
OsnFHsD. Th.t th- .-s4 AAasai-ir.t.r give
spfsce % - tt-sns t-t~Fs STD q, caa.ing e.-sy -
80. ert-Fts - pfsss,d thr~e ~esk. --ccr-.ss-i,
- ~ 'Nssd bsscrf.sf. = nr~sI-p~r pfsntcd a.
fsfts. thsf 81 Iu-tss-s tstrrcstst $50 sad un
tAe thIsd Ts--si.y ~ lee nsNt. 81 go o'cL-k
- ts- A.s~.r--a. "a 0-sst ~ itst-ts 80 -
h-si,-s - f-s.s. a. shs- escse. "a 4ry. -hs ~
ssm@ sb..uld - - gr.at-t.
4. ". WOODBURY.. y-lss.
AtrUs cepy-au~sfs
J. :. Iie,s.. R,sis'.-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

Ltcr OK CAIvrs Nature - the bes,
teacher. When cattle are pasfured they
81 Pa~ dirt upon their bscks snd rst
heir beads aud nccks sgsinu backs o..
saT'h' FOR The psrPose q destroying Ice
Moved by this suggestion recently. sfer
having bought a ne- miIch Gov -hieb VA.
iolsy' dried some dirt undsr the stove.
Pliserized r.. aid rubbed On Tie L.,s
neok' and such parts ss we're NOS, Affected
By toe hce. vhich ssbdoed then.
Two or three applications should Be-
made. and repeated after The nit, Or -,
are hafebed. Try i q yoar calves or css,is
are iousy. Il costs nothing. and las no 10.
Jarous effects ike POisonoss applications.
vhscb are most IN ase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

NOTICE OF TOnTCLOSTUT. WIZ.
4N>arsh " W-i-f~r aaI WIbsn w.,
BIB e tan~ag. Cs.lnrs af Carroll sal Sf.,- ~
Ns~ Hamp-hifs. b, rhe,r f~-i a alart.tre t.rsf
~ - d. af ps~-ui-r is-q rans~s~f b. th-
sa.-ffi'sr f-Ifsta co. estate slftsf-I .a Fttsf..r
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p 81 halass. i-g.nn.ng IL sfsks asf sraf..s s.a
'he tf's af ~acs Rive. -i-sir sLFea r,-f. fa.a
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fraf'fg pfrsIhi trr afh sstf 1..rl o. ha~ t.
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DAVID q. HASTINGS.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

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90 'hfrd Ts---tss ~ Ma q. a.. l>sS
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80. ru s.it 90 ne thtrd rs--.iss - Ju-r
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$40 1899 y sns th~y hasr-h, N. ssa~ .hosLi
noi b. grans-d.
O.. W. WOODBURY.. J-Sr..
4 tree ccpy-stt~-t-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

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AYERS
CATHARTIC Pills

r-os-ess 80 r1snv nlsunfa-s. over ths afi.cr pur.
E.uses ia fa- H1arkfr. anl their sur<7ior rirlue.
ar- 80 Ga. rrstiiv kursn thaf ~ rcd noi 90
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05


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fs Csaaaiss-i.a-r-. halasa sf F.rt.. 3D.. ,-.. 4.
~ tauafs a psisfi. 81 De &C. Ta..f.,
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TIE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE

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HOW LIST now RESTORED
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