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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02
FrO@ he A-~'ea- Ag'ioul'uri-.


A subscriber asks the pertinent question.
viii a blood grade animal sell fOr more in
the cattle market than one Of the sane
weight Of native stock? We answer yes.
usually. for the reason that high-bred cattle
have their weight developed on desirable
points Bones arc valuable for manv pur-
poses. but no hatcher viii pap to ~ cents
per pound for them. when be can obtain AR
equal amount Of good meat for the same
price Native animals occasionally show
great symmetry Of form. well developed
muscle. and meat laid on ~herc The butch
or and ePicure Ike 70 find IL. In such
eases the market value OF the animal ~iu
not differ materially irJn a al 81 one having
long good pedigree. Usually. however.
AZ y found that native breeds give more u
ofal and coarse meat. than those bred for
generations back With view 70 Sting them
for the shambles. and hence their value for
slaughtering decrcases oorrespondiugly. Il
should be constantly kept in MAD. that Il j.
not the peculiar exerfience Of single an
inals that wholly determines their value
upon the farm A perfectly wen-forned
native COW yielding senerous supply Of
miik, Is justly p-ized for her individual
qualities; bot the owner cant not. with anv
degree Of certainty. expect her good quail
ties 10 BE- Transmitted % the next genera
ton. OF course Der calf al De more Ike
~ 20 prove good than one from an ilI-favor-
ed dam. but the defcienccs Of kerances.o-.
may crop oct in an unlocked for degree.
and render the progeny comparatively
worthless as a breeder. IL requirrs many
years Of careful management 90 ~ tlc Quail
ltes Of a breed Of animals. So that thew shall
be repeated an the Progeny There must
b. a eoanter-balaneing q poinis. and over
coming Of deficiencies. BY proper selection
OF SIRE and dam. for many Successive cen
erAtions- PROFESSIONALLY tLis nav D.
done by starting With a promising native
pair. and continuing % breed sufficiently
long with reference 70 the devolepmcnt OF
desirable points. But fcw arc found pos-
sessed OF sufficient means. time. ratiepee
and Perseverance. % carry The process 10 a
- -tAAAtAtA = ~ EINn
80 IN other eo0ntries. especially m Eng
land. and the world Is sharing the beneft
OF their endeavors. Again. ever supposin-.
success attainAble By starting With native
animals. 10 seems nose feasible 90 berir
with animals already possessing aAcd
qualities Of excellence. and % super ada 4,
these, by proper breeding. whatever ma
be wanting Inteihscat cattle raisrrs Ar
pursuing tins course. and already this conn
Try can furnish no mean show of blooael
stock compared with that o any other Iand
10 every farmer Who proposes % raise but
asingie calf. We would say secure The
ssr7'oes Of the oess bioodcd bon attain. IA.
and continue 70 do 50; in ten year. YOU
val find your account in Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

pEtrH CO., e Fsvor. TrcE. We ts--
from 'he california Farmer chat tLe .la.a.s
French Mer.ao Beck .. C-,.,aI Palace. 81.
dad He won e. great prize a. he
" orids Far in Par. i1 l,s5. AMI name-
rou' hrsi prizes .n tae State afN.u Yar.
aud Wa Afterwards sent by j. ID rsusr.on
Pei o. Caifonia. vhrre D. vas .-H i-
l's' for sl.l9. III vcirht VS. Hn
pounds. ard DIS clip Of magnificent u..i
~as from -tto a2l-2 pounds Or several
years. When he died De- ~as twelve year.
OBJ. [stoes Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

BEsr Tine TO cvr TDssER. A writer
IN the Scisntifc American SAYS;
have found the months Of August.
September and October % be The three
best in the year 20 cut hardwood timber.
II cut in these months the timber Is harder.
more elastic and durable than II cut an the
winter months Ihavc. BY weighing tim
Der. found that Of equal quality got out fOr
joiner tools. j. much heavier when cut and
cot out in the above named months than in
the winter and spring months. and il Is no,
50 liable % crack.
9" have walnut timber on hand which
has been cut from one 20 ten years-witA
the bark on-vhich vas designed for az
hclyes and oN-bows. AMI not a worm i 20
De found tberein. IL vas cut between the
frs: Of August and the first Of November.
4 have other pieces Of the sane timber cut
in the winter rnonths. not two years old.
and they arr entirriy destroyed. beng fan
Of POwecr-Post ard grab worms. Within
the last ten or twelve years have stated tbe
result Of nv observation On. and experience
81. cssfiag timber in different season 81 the
year. TO many Of my ne'ghbarS and Others
ard all who made the trial arr satisfied that
the above statement i co-rcct~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02
Trsn lhs No.. r,......
Saving Manure.

vi the many things which demand The A.
tention and thought Of tbe farmers Of N.s
England, none exceed ia importance thu,
Of saving manure. By this I mean literal
'sriHg Of everything possessing value A. 4
fertilizer. IL has been said. and VIII trr,tb
that American farmers a. yet know hardly
the hrst letter n the alphabet u saving
manure Wien our lands were first broken
20 The Plow. they were rich in al THE cl,-
menis necessary % perfect rcmuncrati,e
crops. and the application q manure vras
IN most instances unnecessary and ia many
cases positively Lurtiui Ills - still a.
case With the rich neE lands q the Wet
Repeated cropping has houcver. So re-
duced the fertility - our Ner F--l.r5
col. thar u - nov absolutely e~senti.i q,
make frequent AID liberal appucaiion. Of
manure. II Ne desire large crops. and no
farmer expects o. see any other rcsult. tLan
that his crops,-othcr conditions being
equal.-sil b. larrc or small. in proror-
ton a. his land Is ~eli or poorly rnansrcd
Tbs being true. the saving of rnanurss lee.
comes a matter u the utmost ianparta.-e e.
farmers. AMI deserves their most careful
attention. % BE- W. % settled that little nor.
labor - required % raiss eighty bushcI. of
corn TO the acre. ilat j. required o. ra...
ioriy.--and the same hold. good Of other
crops. In other words. laad uhi.h uT
yield eighty basl,eis Of corn per acre. oaIr
require about one half al ui.h er,.r.l-.
ture 81 Ia,or psr iasiei of eora A. thsfubi.L
gives only forty bushels Per are. IL.
average Product of corn throuehoat N.r
Engiand j. probably lessttan even s.r,,
bushels - acre. In tbe op iaion o. a..
writer tbc average can b. inrrea.eI a.
a. ieastseveuty hve busbeis pr acre. hr
simply bring iug ~ the fertility z ho so1
pa me SAM pr0Po rtion. and chs is to Cd.
done pflnoiPaiiy By Increasing fbe appEsa-
ton 81 manare. n farnsr John Day. Of
boxford. car. a. D. sssures me. averarc
bis eighty busbeis q corn pr acre Tor fhe.e
tn years past. Wy cannot all who ~
equally good land DO tLo same Il =. r,
secret wih him lis hnd b. no better
than his neighbors and bore % better
erof'' u"ih h. save IL extra manuria.
lAke W. Quincy. b. fnds tbe uost p-o.
stable crop BE- can raise q. manure. WIN
plenty Of manure. large crops follow a. q
sss~ Of course.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

CTR Ur CoEN Hr rHE GnorND. a
% Young Faruer- AXIS whether q +. better
70 90 top corn b. taxing 81 the staik. A.
the ear. and aiierwsrd gathering ;he crop.
Or % cat the whole stalk a. the bottom. W
have alsAys advised tbc latter course. ard
siill recommend it for the following reason.
IL saves labor. The whole hiu can D..
served almost a. a blow. vhile topping re-
qaircs handling each siaIk. Tie sfaik.
welding morc fodder The bottom leave. can
D. vel cured and saved The crop can
he hoasc'l earlier. AMI nuch saved from
moiding. and destruction ht birds and yer.
MN lae crop - oulI b. eut Al sa.. Al.
'he corn 30 glazed. TIE ZAP r-ninin- IN
tbc stalks. wii b. appropriated ID tbs ke--
neis. ard stalks. 81 properly cured. aaa
housed vii make cool fodder D. nav a.
tc-vard b. haskci out AZ leisure. srs.-
cpve-- Tbs plan of course viI hardly q.
on thc pra.ries. where handrods oi ac-rs ir
q body are cultivated. boz De- apfIratIe ia
most other se-toas. ~bere onIg liu..tea
acres ar given to corn.
Amerioaa Avucaiiuri.t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

nUTrETNrr. ~ estimation. Grca,
Britain Imports annually. -. olo. 60 worth
q foreign FERTILIZERS for her fells. and mil
hons on millions ~ food IN various share.
particularly br,aisia.5s. Tor her people. Ga
the other hand japan. about - ar-c ar
ara. AMI a. dense in population. imports
no fertilizers. and. havia- 40 domestic AMI
mals. orvery fcs makes none exc-rt night
soa. OF Which 81 exclusively depend, for ,be
enrichment OF iis land and 4 feeds al ~.
people and has brcaisiuHs O. sell. The
japanese make 40 % poudrctic. ~ super
Phosphates. nor sct traps 90 catch ammo
MA On ths other hand. they add water o.
the substance. mix Il thoroughly. and Irt Il
ieEmcut til thc ammonia Is czaus;cl. shea
they appl, tbe renaindcr in liquid state
IN addition. they also use the haalm Of
their crops. anl whatever thev can com
post ~ItA manure. TIER lads are kcpt
very fertile. The soil often being several
feet thick. All owing % careful ;i.are.
and ihis system % mangrin-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02
20 State, opposite Kilby Street,
uO~ToN.

ftEs an ssf~rsir~ ara-ftr- af u-usarfs q 20
u fssr-. ~naurrs- e. s-curr raesfs ia ~
rfrf. ~ta.~s s'-s. t1 fsrrer nrfrarn rsa.- I'd a
r.arr afr.Ea rarefra~s t'asrsfs = tr-. s-sfsa-.
iiaats. A.. gr-r-ai.. saf .l F.I-rs 81 Drastsr.
I'll fsfrafs. rsr-ar-. al it-rsI teruls. 49, ..sh
t--Iairh- Ee-ra r b. aa.1r lats Amrrs-an 90
.ft ri fsfrHfs sr iatr ..as.-aat f-rsf - rrtrr
stTar~ s~rft ra aH rraffrrs tea, ~ 80 sau~
'eps-s ai 90 rh,us oi cog rar-rt fHrutsh~a o.,
r-'u'..la- ear a..laf. A.. .aa.rafs rrroflrt az
"a a.ht-stae.
Ihr A.-nrs 10 90 or.f thr Lrr-sf .a ~
Iag.saa' tat lhraagh f larratsr. save afssafa-
- 90 --ur.-s ra.s1fs 90 asr-rrafnanr fh- raf-
s''f af taffnf..-s. ua.arrssrrri % tf 80 I'D
1fls.rfa.s sn..rffrf fH. eos shlrh Gao D. nf~rr.i
fnr.. f.srr hrft. 4 81 frsf. r..r.sf. f-.t. -,sr-
r.r.fr fhsf -.ar 10 MORT tCF~~Tt-I Al
ihE fAfENr utttCt thaa tk~ sut-r-tI-.r.
aaI Tool 81 ttt~- o. TliE UI-T PROOF
90 fnN All AGF~ AND AnflfTAr 10 49,
s.i- 90 D. tas sf-la.iaaf rras.a la believe ssf
rsr Fr...tr fhsf rf .skrr aaHr uf 49, ~ are
o. rafr--- o. r.'r--tanaI -rrv.r-- s. r..l-rat-
r- teaaaras~ Hrsrflar rf fh~ saI.-lrs..~r t.rt.-
turrfs f.tls rssf. rss ersi.i htal e.. n-l.-.' -.
si-.aa- s-isuss ta uatrufs
lat.-. t~srIrs hls ~atras.vr Ifrar, .ff--.f
1n. rr..aa.-s' s..is. srf f.I ar-as-fs .f 80.
~rfs -rsarrI ,a 10 tr.f-f ~tsf~s go f.srotr
r~aai-r hfn 80. i-saal earsf,aa. ts ..I-r &C.,
fH.r ..f.ss 60 .tfsfalar rsr-afs
- afrrssI.F .i r-arast e. Ma-hla-f.. o.
rFuruf- rs.rrf. eel Iar .fesr a-asI art.s th.r~.
are farr.l I.fr4fars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

How TO Day SWIFT CoEN. When the
corn Is m good condition for eating. the
grains being fnliy grown. bolA quantity Of
ears Just enough % cook the starch. and
then let them cool and dry 4 few bours. and
then she'll OF cut OF The graz n and spread
then in the sun till dried The bet ~av
q dr the corn j. % nail piece ofcloth -
very open texture on frame. Which II two
feet vide and Eve feet long. vii b. q a
convenient size 90 handle. II the corn =
sPrcad thinly upon tiis cioth IL Nil dr,
quickly. without soaring Ia shou "a BE-
covered With piece % mosquito netting %
Keep of thc flies. Another person. give.
the following direction ar diving sweet
cora ~. soon a. thc corn Is q for the
table. husk and -prcad tn ears. in a. open
oScn- When the grams loosen she'll the
corn. or she'll a. soon a. YOU car.
Then spread upon a cloth @ dr. in the
Sun. or on papcr IN a warm oven I. siir-often
IL more Resembles the undricd by Is
beng whole. j. swcrter. and retains more
q IL natural davor BY diving faster.
Wbcn Wholly dried expose ia % the ~ind
by turning l. slowly from dish 70 di,h the
vInd blows Of al the troablcsome White
chx1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

f'"p Dor FauDi~e Fortrur. Tie
'-'al'''t ani mosi aiva1tsrc f.od Co.
Use 70 iai'ening every description of poai
ny = sF'and oats. These most not o.
o'nio1nded '.th cat meal. or~itb orIira-,
ground oats. The sbole o. tbe rr,io +.
ground % a ane powder aching ofa,vk.-s
Be- taken from it. Win property ground
one basbel 81 neal piu mors eF.-..,rf.
iatien Poultry than a boshel and q half a
any other neal The greatest point +,
itiienin. Pouiry - O. feed az dsytresk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02
10 TONS SHORTS.
FOR SALE ~
WOODMAN. BRO, & CO..
sOTrH PARG~.

10 sa'ssrriisr herrbt gives asI...r 4.t.-s ts.f
- De- lrra fuir Appreciated 81. fha H.rar.I.a.
4ai1r "a frai.sfr fsr fhe tasnrt rf prf.rf 49,
'fsff fhe trasf of sffataf "a tt. ssfsrs 81
DANIEL A. rwfrCHEiL hs .fn,,h-i
.' o. u t.unft. tferasei. tf r.s nst..sf ..rt.
lte t.rr.'s- o. faefrfirr rr.Iar.fs sH rsr...s
rt Ia fae rs'i'e .l sal. ..rfssrH t. r.l.
iaaael .sfe nst alraf an.I tlasr a Fl. t.r. 49,. -.
la &c frrrran fe sElf I.If TO s.rr fr
'a'3 p l.t3 THo- o. TWUCHTfI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

1ur reru - ,.irs -
irfs-f IN uhr Ave cell
SCkoENtA irrks ~
t~ cursfifuflous -
mu'frfulrs ~ rlrn Ia
eltarr fuslccrs o. q
Truiucrd - a. en-
fci ID. Viiia-c,l sfsfs
- tic ti.1-f ~hrrca
taf "a a i- om-s b.
.cCurrrrf 20 sustain
.thr sifai fres iu tis,r
Ni-uruus arfnn. ani
leaves tf system O.
fal i-so Disorder snl
derar Thrsrrufu nna
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

contarainaiion - Varinasiv caasc.i o. rlcrrarial
discase. ios living. disoriervi acc.t.n f-r-n
rn'eAlihy SD. iunpuue ar. flih anf SHY
h-atts. ihc defrrssin.- riocs. ara. ntosc al. ~
~ fencrral infcctian. WhairVcr % its ori-in
q = hcryi.;ary In 49, consfitution. dr.rs-t -
iron FAren's o. chEdrcn unto thc thiri ant
tsurih -ynerstson tndecl. = sssms O. 80 the
roi - iiin Who ssys. I'll vfif tAe i-t4-i-
tics q tle hfhrrs urea tAew ch1l.i---u~ Tie
dlscascs shlrh q ort.inafrs take rart.gs ra--,es-
sccorriiuc 20 tie o--ans q sfiaIks l. ths
lurss. >Crofu,a prs-iuccs tuhrrciss ara finally
ConsumTuon 81 m glands. ssclin-s ~L,lh
sur0urstc an tccomc ulcrruus sorrs in %
s:c-lsrh sni hcecis. dcrarrcrerfl wtirh PRO
ducc int'ecsfi'n. dysp~psia. Art hvsr corn-
rlaInts, "a tie skfn. cruTrlrc AMI cutarruus
sfcrtiors. rhc-- Al having ~ SAM ort-ia.
rr4ulrc the ssrne rCrnets. va Turiirat.on ani
ilpiSsrafion q fhc biosi rur.fr the hia.-l
and thcse far-croas d.strnp~rs lave yuu.
Wth fcchie fcGl. o. corrurtc,i Mood vo1 can
not have hcaith Nth th.f - ID, - 80 fc.A 30
hca.ihg. 80 czlnot have scrofliogs disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02
< ANNaa MOTIONS,

u qasHtiti~-. ~ n daEsa 90 s,sgl ea-.
" atra Gases 50 uaat-ri.is So Nateh-sk~ts
~tN D. iururshef cheap thfn fh-s ctu o. i-as ht
- fertlsai. o. -hsrt rcsPL nd t-uer cau "a
hlan tai Ave usr.rs
Eversth'rE ~ssrs-t~ifs b. ~hst 81 b.. 49, g.
IT, ulaiia i-. ' uaar-is 30 ths i b. s-s 30 saI
~ most sure to -arcessi- 49, ~urk sufrssis 4
tu hfm 81 D. aane arcsri.ng o. caulrsrf. aat
vsrraatri .-.f.
~ s.aii i.ke ta 800 ans ~atrh-s thaf have
b-su sfusi - - iaeN rrr1enrrt enrk anrn. arI I
b. arnf arnkr fhesa I~ftrrru -sI thsrr ~tf b. RI,
caafge- I D. 49, stth rk-sks.
fisin zach uaov~tn-ufs ~llL - tan ,e~ei-I
hrn rFiaafsd. aat ga-. gasffs~r 10 vrr.r ~atrh b.
~ -, I o. sif~rrl ta I've E-rsr-rnents st a. o..
pftr~- throuo-nstef bstsncv- ta-frt.|l ta -.f.h.s
thst have piafa hstsuc~ss a.l haais artfhiar
tast - r-turr~t % D doa- Cd "a ~atrh o. a. c..rk
al - toar a. he -hap All ~arrattrt ts D. toar
iu sorkuanl.kr rrrnr~r.
Wa soI1cit-i frsun oth-r ~afrhuaskrrs. ~ -
49, D. dea~ q ter disrsanI.
Jewol-y Repaired.
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Importing Houses.

D. ks-toa. b thiaks ~ go israish Sos.i. cAe-p-
rr has esn D. fr.Iaf this -tts ef uosfaa
~ hss WATCHES 81 Nus~rican -siss Tsr.
- 81 fresch. hsn;iag al open Paced. Geis
>iircr anf Git ra--s.
>fECrACikS ~ all kisi.. 49, 49, qusai,ts
a. go. io 81 IN Oh sq-ctacis i-s-s. o. saa 81.
and
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Dwelling House for Sale or toLet.
Portland g. Boston Line

>ammsr Arrangement
- A H. srlrn...I nee sea-r..--
lU srfa-.ers ferest tttv.fsw
iston sad Montreal " .'I..-
uN i.fthFr a.f..r rra To- f.I-.s. =.
i~arr Af.tafa~ shaff. F.rf..-I srsrs m--.l.,
i'-siff. Ws.'..rs as q sar-..s.. Cd Fr,ts, i. :
--rifFs q ". anf iatls shsrf H..-ra.. s,..,
N.r.ft. Iarsaat. "a s.I.f.... Tr-..H.. go
tr.tss sf a'e.ark. ~
fsf---ta rsIaa 80
.rra. 80
I'LL be- - a-rn.strI s.ft Al ava. -.
..r ri stafrr.s.as. o. 600 n-r.--..I.f ~ a i.
n.rs saf .auI.a- aal r-ar- 30 .r- $780,
fhf. .s ta-.Hr fals .aar asarh ..ff.. aItla. .rI
rf...-r "f. D. ra.e. a..' th.f f..s .....ss &C.,.
.f aIrslar .a Ea-fsa -t .str ben. n ft- 40,
a. FL Hf...I.H
iar 'a''s a.rttr ia seas.a t. t.ls fbs e.rI.-.-
fIalas .rf aIrf co.'s.
t.r ra.a..IHt arr arf rrs.rrs| l.t I..-r.r.
'. Hn aaH.rrI rtrfr..lar 80 r...s ...I sd
"--s aafr- rIrrr s.. 300 .r af
FssaE.. tr rt.. $50 .E..
r....| tt.nr
ire..tf Ace ss asasI.
P.ra.t. vs i-sl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

COUNTRY DEALERS ~iu A. ~ea % c.n
% 80 aaf ave th~sr tr-sght frsu tAe citv.
fEnDLEk~ 40 ks.i a 40 thsir .tsautas~ %
cau uf,os hin aai stsck - neias ia csunccties
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02
Au-., a. nrEBt>K. - a.

SuIkifi'~ SALE. DsFusbss 500.
- t-r lh.h. i-t,f Tas~n a1 ~s.,-r... .-4
p sH.t Hf pa..r s.sflsr 30 ~sfarIss. fh.
thlr. -hf.f o. ef o,l.lrr 4. o. I~s1 .f ii. III.
- a Do trra.sr. af fh- Pet o. aa Il.-s.i
~ fa satt 'uaHff. 80 ihr rt-hf .a s..a.rs -b.rL
s'ta 'I.ctFn .t Nfurs ta earl Grrr-,. 80 In 49,
f'th'nrnfh ta1 .f N-s. 4. %. I-ss a. f.n &c..
ia ~ trr.s.sa i~ra. th- taa- tt- .ss.- -. .r.
t Do 60 thr ar'glasI arr. ~ ..s-r-.ar f.. r u
'.r-Ii'-i eel go. s.rasf.H .- So, d.
s-.i 'aa.'f aaf hriag thr Sane r.r-.a. .-. d. -t
-i.- ia is.liira rnaFef- I FL. Frr. fs-,f 500
20 Dc ..r. Hf uHurarr. fl.-I D.. H.h f-f4
q -rfrrr ''r r.HfHfrHi .f fhrrr h4..r.. 49,. t..
.,..-ffs. al rer.r.i-t ta fh~ psl.r- ft.rt..r, .|
i'f''s 81 - o.. pages - sat 81 s-.t Of. 49,
o'HfTfra hs tar ed ei.t.sa ta "a tr.sr Va
- hi. .fh~f OIL .f asfrrsre taff.f $780,
i-'i. .. -f.a.f f.f rss .-.rsf .I l.rfr a-- ell.
.'r tn- i~f..fF rra's. nnI rrr.f af .a f.- ga E.f
i"4'-.ff .i iiffs haas 90. go %. Co.. -r..-.
'.- ,.ffIFt hI far slI. l.hn q. .-. L. F...
'fa...-.a hr Pc tr-i n ....rf...- 49,.
lr'nrf lit. les .. .sru-@ tt- .'..-.-f .f
.t ..sr.. ari frr.r i-I oil. .a- ps ca
hfg.-H f DEL. r..t llq ...- -. a... 49,
L'r.."- ..Hfr.r. p. trr -s.. fs 81. II. 81. T...-.
'.-.-Ha u BE- tff.. .I .-.r...e t.,.I
.a o.. f-tl. f. .rr.r- l.e fatrr.f .f Ih...
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tcorr-steHr sEeUHEpl
The Great Indian Remedy
rem FEMALES.
Dr. Na;tiso5'sIndian Emmenagogue

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Ayers sarsaparilla


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toies 'ast ruc,irral scicnrr D.. discovered So
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swellings. Debility. DTopsy. Neuralgia.
Dyxpepos or Indigestion. syphilis and
sypkilitic Infections. Neccurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses. an1. .a1c,l. lis ~ho.s
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