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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09
Fr~a tAs Anerr.a Assscsh.ss.,.
Roet-Graffing APPLE Trees.

Apple stocks q the sire % lead pencil
are selected. and their roots cut in lencihs
Of four inches The upper part Of the cut
- sloPea one ineh. and slit With thin knife
"A common shoemaker knife With nar-
ro- blade Is generally used. The upper
cut Of a roo, y the best. A scion Of the
particular variety wanted and Of about the
same size as the root. Is cut in same lengths
and sloPed and ali, m the same way. a. the
bottom 20 correspond 20 the cut in - root !;
then they are slipped together 50 As 20
match exactly on one side. ssd bound with
= narrow strip Of waved Paper The scion
should be cut square Across n the top OF =
bud. The gratis. ss they are DOW called.
are placed Close together IN shallow boxes.
mixed with damp saw-dust and stored IN n
cool. dry cellar until the frost j. passed
They are then planted. With n round or flAi
dibble. in ro-s. BY running down the dib-
bic a few inches. inserting the GRAFT. run
Eing the dibble down again on the SIDE Of
the graft and Jus; below !, 20 fasten The bot
tom vel. and then press the upper part OF
the dibble against the side the GRAFT. BE
particular 10 fasten the bottom vel to ex-
elade the atmosphere and Prcss the whole
firmly TO proven; drying T-O bsds should
be be above the surface the gratis should
De eight iDch-s apart in the row and the
rows three and-a-haf feet apart. The up
per fOar inches Of the root With their stems
sre often planted AZ the same distance apart
and bodded in July Of the same yesr-these
make rather better trees 20 sell Nursery
men usually rOos-graft because il Is done
IN the Winter ~hen help j. plenty; one
thousand gratis arr usually made in day.
Waxed paper Is made ~ mixing six pounds
Of rosin and one pound Of bees wax With
one pan; Of hnseed oil or lard. and spread
Nth brush on MANILA paPer-ae~spaper
- generally used but 10 is not as good.
When used it is cut IN strips one half inch
an width.
Toledo. Ohio. Inc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09
CALDER ard Tvs, ofRih.

II y q familiar fact. tia, RE, Of diaerrr,
cahbers perform quite sariousls a, l,-~
ranges. NJ only should tbe Dor, 90 80
be adapted - the distance a. whish Il d.
chiefly intended o. b. u..,l. lot o.. f-,-
should always b. aftcndcd o. wifh that view
For short ranges long twist j. prefcratis
% ssori and rapid t~ist. tbough hat i.
essential for heavy ballet a. long range.
~ order 90 enable &c % maintain BE- spring
W 60 ihe eStr,mc verge a 90 fish,. al
course 'his rapid tvist has TIE ea,-, 81
inereasing The treiion. and thereby rstari.
ing the velocity bus that defect 4. No..
'AAn compensated by tiss superior socu-,e,
nus STAINED. Again. tbe gram o. ihe
Po-d.r I'D IN e isrgc BARI. q lon,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09

range. ought 70 b. coarse. while that en-
Ployed for proPelling a bullet from small
bore should Be moderately 6ne. With
regard % the form % the bullet. IL Is i'm
possible % prescribe any one particular
form which shall be equally veil adapted
for every rife. Regard must Dc had. in
zach individul case. 70 the bore. The length
or rAPidity Of the daing. As also % the
length % the bArrel. Bot generally speak-
ins. that projSctile will be found 20 answer
best which IS Of couical form with a Ia;
base. and with smooth external surface.
All Projecsiles should Be Of an elongated
form. and their centre Of gravity should be
thrown invariably vel forward. By atsen-
ton TO these two points and by tie dimina-
non Of windNge. modern armies have achie-
we'd their grcAt superiority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09

PRUNING rHE GRAFE- p Mead. Z,
the editor q tie Horticulturist. AZ a reoen.
meeting q the Brooklyn Agricultural %
eie'y. stated " Whether pruned in The
autumn o. spnng. ] would have a, lras;
three buds % a sur the lover bud for the
Purpose % making a new cane. the middle
bud % be rubbed oct. and the third 30, for
producing fruit The pra~tice j, 10 cut
down % single bud. The reason for
leaving three buds !. the simple lat that
the third. fourth. 9Th or sixth bed all pro
duce larger and better fruit than the fr,s OF
second
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09

luz PoUIrEY HoUsE should not be
neglected in the winter season II has been
demonstrated that poultry may be made a
source Of profit exceeding any other invest
nent on the farm. in proportion 70 is ex-
Pense. and that a vel managed poultry yard
wih contribute IL. fun share 70 the profits
and comfort q the farmer. exceeding a. IL
does an Interest and pleasure ever other
branch OF rural eoonomy. Attention 20 the
following matters val result in having The
poultry houses successfully managed during
winter
lst. See that the apartnen; for the I,oul-
Try Is made warn. II possible. have \
large window in the south side Of the room
20 admit the warm rays Of the sun.
81. Provide litter Of straw or leave,
IN one room Of the poultry house. Nothing
gives 50 much comfort 70 the hens nauarm
bedding % scratch over and rrcline upon.
Sd. Give ocCasionaliy a supply Of wood
ashes. old Plastering or lime. &c.
fth- Gave once day trough Of nod.
erately warm WATER. II not too cold weash-
er. n Is as Necessary Ia winter .s in sum
ner.
5th- Feed regular-Ai least twice each
dAE-and have an occasional change Of
food that IS. giving corn. barley. oats SC.
on alternate DAYS. and II the weather /.
moderate. BOXED Potatoes and meal NAV ~
gwen.
9th BY following these rules. hen, vii
lay yearly all winter Provide. therefore.
suitable bOKes for nests. and gather the
the eggs before they frecze. for they frrr1e
quickly after tbey arr LAID.
New England Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09
Fro@ ths Me- Essh,sd Farmer.
Crtting Fodder fer Stock.
IL c.

We are decidedly m favor Of IL not from
any precise and accurate experiments bv
-eighs and measure. bot from a close and
interested observation o: the Spending q
cut and uncut fodder. and from Us Effects
upon the stock that consumed Il. through,
period Of several years. The diaerrnce
m feeding out n certain quantity Of kAv. cut
and mixed with given amount Of hAy
whole. with the sams amount Of grain. has
been too grvat with rs. 20 admit Of single
doubt as 10 the pro6fableness Of cutting the
fodder. Especially Is tins the case with
corn fodder. Fed whole. the cattle vii So
lsct the husks and leaves. and infect the
stems. wbervver the crop j. stout one-but
~hen cut. mixed With > small quantiiv 81
gram. uoistencd. and allowed 20 stand
twelve hours. cattle will eat every particle
Of u. excepting. perhaps. some Of the rank
and hard points Of the stems.
In most hay fed cattle. sorne portion Oft
vii Be less Attractive then The rr.t. and
where cattle arr well fed. thcv Ill leave
the poorest. ~hirh Is qgitc APT 20 g,t under
them a. litter. or % be a. once thrown
thro1ght the scuttls ~ til fiiSn;l-chesp- ~,
a; best. scattered over the yar,l o. h.. p;reb-
ed over again or trOdden under foot Thu.
is the case with much hay that +. too vaiua-
DE 20 90 to such purposes. When hav i,
cut. tins loss Is entirely prevented. a. il /,
rare 70 find anything lefi bet BIZ. q stick
or the stems Of rank we'd. n ~ -. 80.
The hay.
That the cutting aids anything 90 the
amount o. nutriment contained IN the fod-
der. NJ do not arggc-nor does II 90 the
potato &c eat. and Jet Ne ind it vastly u,o-e
convenient IN = smaller form /, nav l.,
urged thar cattle arr provided WITH ,b.
means Of cutting long fodder. and Oh er.fo-.
DO not need j; in corarninute,I form-bg,
ihe buffalo. On his native ranges eats no tsu
srasses and rank heritage IL b. can avosd IL.
bui iraVerses over vast plains % erase ur,on
ne short. tender gas. thereby showing
decided preference for his food IN smaller
Dimensions thar j. Afforded IN corn fodder
81 ~ hay that affords to or three ton. 20
the ARE.
We have ca; the foddcr fsr a .-oeL -
fifteen 10 twenty bead of cattle. -,,.bi--
Ne eject With interest. and came 20 80
eoheiusion that the process b. an econ5u,i-,f
one-'u' tested by accurate weight and
"ea'urcmeu'. this apparent advantage
mishi not D. sus'ained after an.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09

oNFoEr 50 Ats tesft 20 Pfubats hslt st -
rss. ~tthta sd 90 ~ eanis - a. c.rt go -
thss-i T.---siss oi nrs--uh--. a. n. 80
SANlE ". SAUNDERS sa.s.s.ts.t.r 81.
= 49, Estate q Jsus-s T.. Ha.k-i l.t- - Nar.r-
SID 81 -ati Gssts. d-r~s-s.f. hartar 5,r~--.f-.I
b. $50 49, hssi -ccsuf 81 staiatstrsftsa - ~
e-fst- 81 --sd $4,000 30 siis~ar~se
>.rss--f. Th.t the .ssi aisus.i-i'r give .afi~-
a. at f-.rseas Fut~r~stef. - Caa-fnE crrt -
a.. osri-s a. D. psla-hef thr~- 49,. s--o~--ise-
n 81 ~ oNi,-fi pvaussrrst pftnl~f - r.ft. tkat
49, usss srpea-s t trsissts ta.st A. o. h~lf 90
20 fhrts. ta satd ysunfs. fhs thirt 7 a--isr 90
Jsuuare usNt. ai Co. .'c--sA EN- th~ tsr.u-.- .a-i
she- 1880. q 49, thss has.. "a m sssu- shesti
aot - aiA5srd.
~ WOODBURY.. y.4r..
trs- cups-attest.
J. :. Hosss. Rsrisf.-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09
Ayers Sarsaparilla

= eornr'can'ici f-orn ~ most efecfuai anu-
t'fes ffat rii-sl sr.snce as discovered 81
t a. -f'i'iiu-, ds-ssrnIer ant for - cure oC tie
disorurfs % entai.s That a a. Tar satcrior 90
49, et'l-f fru1eif yet De- sd. = knosu ~ Al
100 have gwen q tTial Tat a A.. -
tine virtues truly extraordinary 4, th.-r -.
uIcn thts ciass q comrissrfs .. ir.li.rafshiv
TruTen y TIE Errst nuiilfu1e q fulIirlv
knosn ard rcuiarkshic Currs q IA. rla4e q
10 flio-Ing dlsoAsc- Kings Evil or
Glandnlar Swelhags. Tumors. Erup-
lions. PInples. Blotehes and Sores Fry
sipelas. Rose or ST. AntSonys Fire. Salt
Rhean. Scald Head. Coughs from to
bercrlo1s deposits IN the lungs. White
swelling,. Debility. Dropsy. Neurzlgia.
Dyspepsis or Indigestion. syphilis and
SypAilitic Infections. Mercrrial Diseases.
Female Weaknesses. ant. indc,,i. thc ~i.nie
49,. - complaints thaf aftss from irur1rifv
q ~ h.o-si Minutc rsF,orts of IN .sidusl
cnsrs nav - fouul tn AfrEs AsrntCk.
AtNsSsC. ShIrh .. Furnished O. a. dru-rlst.
So -rafultoas dstrlhailun- wherein nav -
icarucd t.le dirvctlons So If. 49, and ZONE 81
~ rvrnarkshlr curcs whth q has made uh-1
an osi.cr rrrleiIes h.d faiicd 90 sfasd rril-f
The cascs Az rarT-ossly taken from al 49,
sllns q 80 oogrt-y. IN orier that ctcry r,.arr
rnaF hate arccss o. sprnc one 40 rsu -r~sk N
tim - - henrits from personal eznrucnr~
~-7fl erfrr--rs tiur ritsl crrrgrrs suf fhua
laFcs 80 Nl.tiras fsr rr,crc SUBJECT % du.~..e
~ h. ftfG rr-al-s than arr hsaithr ccr.flfu-
tHous hrnoe % tcnsis o. shcrtra ard Go.
sruails sisrrt-n. lur at~rssc durstion q hurfan
~ lnr rast tHsrortatio- - Is~-c coflsrlirra-
tsus hss ID y. o. sTsud year. tn f-ris,tin. a
rvrcig vht-h - airquasc O. - tufr IT,
~c npw oacr % the Tuhiic undrr ~ rs-nc q.
AVIS SAHssrAstLLs. aifhough q b. corn-
F-ssl a in-rrsturnts. some - ~tflh enrtsl o..
81 a >rrtff.rrla1 IN alicrsfvc power BY
90 At sps nav prccs y,.urscif Sru-n ne saficr.
49, snd tanxvr q thcss Disorder. rurrc out
a. fcGi cu-r1pfno1s nat rot snd tester In tts
haoo-i frra~ ost thr Cau-cs 81 dr-cass. ari
si-uruus ioaiia sri folios. rs - t--rr. ar
ttrtlc- t.s rrur.iy ftinulafrs fhr trfai f--r-
49,. al thas sspris thc di.tengers ~ti-h
i=rk ~-ihla thr system 90 burst at ca ans
TAT - u;
We snow ths puilic have h-rn DERIVED ~
r---y cUur-ou-.is 90 .~srslJarili fhaf frulaas.-I
rrara AL dl nothins hai hey ~il lcr.hcr p,
d-rrif~i ror tlsapf-inf~d in th.s L. sirrurs
have icru Fruvrn ~ ahundan; trial snf fI.er-
rrnarns 90 question: q %. surpsssifsx cxcs icnce
- fhe rur ~ dc aNlriIn- dls~a-cs n d. ia-
tru,ic1 to rra. D.. A.taoaeh urdcr ti- srue
narr~. f e. errr discrvnf r1s.ll.tne from anv
o-hugr sairh hss t-cu h~fors a.. f.uplc and .
o. rorc cfcrtuai than Ery oii.rr whirh "a
ever t-cn asallahic O. thea
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VI \ y IIO Cd .

now LOST NOW RESTOREDf
Js.i F-ali,.sss '- .-ai-i .asslr-. ps.c. . c-at.
4 LECTURE oa th~ rafur~. tf~sfu-~at su.f
" ra4rrf' cufr af ~l--russfs.fr hlra 90 --rnrast
" esAu--s. lasatsofafs Esar--r-a-. ~~xual D-tsi
o.. 49, tarr-it.assts e. rlsrrt.gr x-arfaHs. ~
$500. t'.rsuaurfsan. fpti~rrss 80 30 NJ
si aaf fhssscai i-~ara~tis. f--uiliar tsar. .sH
sta-~. -. o. KOHT J CItNEEW n
T.. Arihar ofthr tsr~~a h.--a a.
10 -uftf-f~no- n~t -urh.r. o. 49, afnsr.i.t~
i~rfurs ei-afls prpses Sen ~ o-u sNp-ri-rr~
ihsi ~ asi-i cra-~s 1900 of s-Ifsl--~ u.sv -
rrsrfasf r-rraTsf ~tfha.f rr~sfirtu-~ anf - h.sf
fanE-rans surgural oin~r.fruo.. l..sra~s .u.frs-
n,eu's. ftags of cafdla 10. f.srafiag H-- e. a
rarr st o.cs crftsfu sni ea-cIusi. - -hsrh ~r~rs
sui-fer o. u.aftsr 49, ~ ~safltsa russ - 49,
Car- hi.n-sf rh--pis. rrisst~I, .af rsf.raIiy
b. lerturc 81 prose t--oa G. thaa-.a1s ut-oa
ihatfssais
-~ui untcf "a iu pis'u ~nFeLaT~. On the 80
cslft fl "a C~uts 80 t-o l-ssfsg~ sts.ups ~ a.
drTssfar u. tHA~ J. 4. SLIM
~ be~~p . N-v Nuk. v e. b.. s5ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09

a KNorrT TrNT Thr-e "a. once An
i'inerant preacher in West Tennessee. ~ho.
Possessing considerable natural eloq.erce
had gradually become possessed q the ill..
tLai b. "a also an extraordinary biblical
scholar. Under chs. deiu.ion be- would re-,
frequently. az the close q has sermons. AL
any member q his congregation ubo nigh,
have knotfy text % unravcl. 20 sneak /,
and be- would explain it a. once. bo-~,.r
much q might have froubled 90 IS. dis,i,-
guished disines On one occasion. IN 4,
larse aaaieace. b. was particularly pressing
Tor sonneoue % PROFOUND text. bat 10 one
presenting % DO %. BE- va about 90 "a
down without any Opportunity a. showing
BIS Earning. ~ben q chap bark bv ,he door
announced b. had bible matter n --e,.
concern. Which b. desired o. BE- enErh,-r..i
upon. The preacher. quite arimate4lr.
Profcssed his willingness and ability. and
the congregation va in great sz.itsuent.
o. What ] -ant % kno- said o. On,
sider. d" i'. whether JOBS turkey wasa beu
or a gobbier-
The cSPounier looked confused. and
tie congrrgatioa Uttered a. to- qucuioser
oaPped the climax BY sxrlaimia- in losd
voice
I fetched him down on Ire 90, qae..
tion o.
Prom that tine forward. ths praciiee a
asking for diacait ps,.scss "a. abaaloneI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09

c'flta-ninafion D. varianslv caussi tv r,sr,,,,,l
t,-'-ase. low ivln-. dl-or,icr,sl q -esf.on e.,
unhealthy fool. inruc air. fiih ruI ffrhv
hahits. thc drrrrssiu- Nsrr-. ard. above al -
80 rcnereal iuf-ctrsn. Wha,erer o. e. ori.-,r
o. hereditary in the consfifutior. desrsr,.l.s,r
from r1rrrts - ch-iirrn unts the th.-,l snf
flurth -rucrafi.ln iuicri. % SEEMS o. ID, tie
ro.l n Him vhs says. al r1.it the inisuf
fles q TIE ttthers uron th@ir chi 1rrn HE
ii-cascs vt.rh it oririuatrs tskc van. u rauaes
arrer,itnE fe - cr-ans q srarks IN tie
i1neS. >crofu.a rrosluccs tuhstc,,s ani frau.
'ousurnr-ron a. thc glands svcilires wttA
slff.urtte sri tccurnc uicrruus sorrS ~ th~
.'ornaoh And bowels. d.ranccmeuts whirh pro
du'~ indigestion. dyspcp-is. and liver con-
p.arts. GA thc skin. ernpfivr ani cutsncuns
afevuons. Thee Al havinr the .--n. or,ri--
rvgairc the same remedy. va purlffafaon sri
utis,ratson q fhc Mod Parlft thc Md
ant taes~ dsnrcrous dlsfsrnr-rrs irsrr va.
MA frch.s. foai. Or corruFicd iso--i vou en-
rot have hcaith 9TH thai 20 90, q e. arsA .
healthy. 80 oafnut have ssro.u ious di.casc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09

ih" first Institution vou,h.af,d % oYr
rare "a the sabbath TIE next. marrare
- gave your frs, ,bought % Heaven. H.
Second 90 your wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09

That On PEsE TKEE The Beverly
(MAs-) Citizen avs >tanwo0d Dodge has
PreseHted Us With one Of the pear. .hich BE-
gathered from the old par tree on Harry
street. IN Salem. whose known aged i 90
YEAR,. The trunk of ibe tree j. curiosity.
being a mere sacil At The base. With hollow
space large enoagh for two men 70 stand in
erect. with large bolcs or q" side lights. 20
where Old limbs have been cut Of. and the
" stubs rotted through 90 the centre q
the trce- The heart Is all gone. bet the
bead remains. bowed down With thirteen
bushels Of the most luscious Orange peArs
90 ever beheld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09

a We'ieru Editor says that tbe onlv rca-
'on ~ BIS house vas no, blown a~sy dor.
ing The late gale was because thsre "a. a
Savy mortgage osi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09

HE fr-n'i,r tairf 90
.-erfnn vhn sc caH
SCEorrtA irta 81
: - euusfifufur -
trn.tifatrs cfrnu IL
q icr Fruiuc-s 90 -
Ir-iurr,l tr an en-
hc.icsi. r.t.a,oi go .
- g. hhr.l. vrt q
ttaf o. 4 trtcmrs ir-
cWnr~irrt o. sus-a.n
tte si-aif,rrrs i1 CT r.
Nloruus arrnr. al
lcates 10 system O.
is.l into droulrr snI
lfrnr Tassrof.r.-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09

Noitairc. Teat.ng ~ law. .aid - T
never sas bui t~'oe 10 my BE completely
on 'be verge q ruin frst. When I Jos,
iaw suit. and. secondly. vben I gained one -
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YANKEE vepIeNs.

u qsa'iiiss.hs fas ioEsn 90 .tsgh &C.,
Wsira Gia-s-. 81 q uastsrtsi. &c Watrhnsk~rs
sti - i1rsi- ~ rhraper thsu th~s cssi ho-ght
On tprtlaat- o. 49,. P-apie A. better e-ii 90
he st sas~ $40
tv-nthtar .srraa'~t O. h. -hst GO b. soid fsr.
". uasfto 90. Haae.ts e. th- h-st pslirs." snt
10 sect sur- e. surc-~i. 49, sol sntrustst
O. h'@ Ill 20 i--- srcpfiiag o. coatrsct. anA
-srrsstet r.-if
W. &C. as ilkr to 49, 49, ~afrh~s that hsv-
b-~a srs'th~ - ia~xp~rsrarr-i ~nrk ua~a. SEQ 81
- eat uaks th-n p-rfsrra. .~ii thsre ~iu - -
chsfre. I ~ ssua~ -tfh ~io-ks
fttia ~afra sassrra--t- utli D. fail l~ssiisd
~hrafe Iair~t. go s.-i sasrrssr 90 s~ss~ -atrh~.
~iil 10 altered ta I've E-rsr~rn~afs 80 tar
rrrrr ttra.u-u~trr tasiaar~- lassrf~f 90 safrh~s
thft baTr pla.n bs'.ars-. 81 fasHr sarthf.s
thsf % r~Iair~t O. - tau- e. -afrh 90 rL~k
-ih - tss- 80 hts sap 80 ~afr.aisi O. b.. aa.-
81 q - asalfk- lasaa~r.
Wa .a'fc'ist fraaa uth~r -sfchuaaksrs. -Atrh
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Name Wesleyan Seminary and Pc
male College.

TUT WiNTER tenn ~u ra.--.-. ID.
os,r.lrr o.. ias'est ~ fhs 80 NJ, -
Nosen-t~r 80 D.. Crnl.za-
Essrs H,n. ~ ~ fse9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-09
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Tho Worlds @ treat Remedy for
Coughs. Colds. Incipiont Con-
sumption. and for the RELIEF
OF consumpttvo patients
IN advanced stages
OF tho disease.
TIE las fer1 3D. in-- us-d sd 20 ur.rrr.
sa'r trurn. fart ur r-rf Go % rlrrr trsn
a-sarr Co. ra i. fiat H. quality D. E~rf Cd 20
&C. ts-i OF ,ser hss trrn 81 thsf n nss o.
rr..r.l al io do al If hss ever dote
irrfarri ~ DE q ArtHx Co.
Fr11f.nll a.f A. .f.r,li Cs.ais-s
Loscl Mass
50 'r r,i i-ul-.sts rrcryutrrs
, r.f~. A c.. Pave IT, " q Hu.f.
Ssh PERI. " ghasr a e.. usf~LI. q
iiauaas. taHtsa. ~ ~ F-fs. asa.rs. e. a
o. ~. Me-. ErfhrI. o. " N.t~ Ssh
u afrrfafds . Af~.--i a &C.. tia-eLs. ID. 80 ~
-.rnfs ra sssft rft.gr fol go atssi ~tatss
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TpMNi~~toNTE~ NOTICE W. b.s,.r
y f~-a fIr-.tH'-i ty Ihr g..1- 81 Prafs.s al
80 ta.arf "a rsl.ri. Ca.nra .-.l.as.s fs rs-s,..
81. fssn'.a~ ttr r.s..as af ftr coed .f.rs OF a.
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teoFr-SteHr .seVstBI
The Great Indian Remedy
Po8 FEMALES.
DR.. kattlson's EmmeaaRoou..

To- -hrafet F~uals rses.-
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thing ~.ss af thr iat. sat proslnr
sfrrfua islf~f sifsfhers tsssfail..I.
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SsHFgiFF'S SALT. Or-osb s.. n--.-.l-,
y IT, l-t2 Eas~n na snscufaaa 80 ulu =
srtf st fs.Iae turrlln ~sfurdss 80 tu.rfs ST.
90 ul tciraarf : % LES 40 s'rL-k 81 a.
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80 ta 500 1sslsff. zI ~ ftEhf la -lrf, -hsrt
49, ta - tushrasn ai harsf-tf 49, a.r 49, ar
80 s-Teath rst af a 80 10 i-s2. af 49, a.
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ia'r fHra'f1 fn -aat sh-IH e.. 60 . ar~rara
pirr~ af ICED slh DO ha.ll.rg- f..rf@ar s,ra.ts.
OIL 49,. burknrlf t-inE BE- $4,000 f.-.- 80
80 frmr .rru. 0rt NF hlu. fhr af..sr ls.
srF.f-f rfru.-rs i-far saf..arf ta e --arrr.r. q.
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County of Oxford.

('RfNtNAL COSTS. Th- f,lia-i-s d. stale
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rssTrrf. ar fh~ rfare s.l D. f-iaa.'et.
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