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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-30

FoRrRrssL NTorpnn Oct

II n. i "A, . - q FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 81.
~ The United States steamship Rhode Island
has sailed hence for Havana to convoy the
steamer Stonewall to Washington.
Il, The Elizabeth City County Court is in ses-
sion at Hampton, Va. .-
One hundred and fifty horses and thirty
three mules viii be sold at auction at South
Hamilton Nov. 7tb. 1fl sseaefIa lil A8F
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TFs ~ WA TREUTLER, Architect. htel of
L Bre law, wishes important information Re shoults
write to the Eiitor Of the ''vossische ZeturI
at Berlin. 4ih~ 'uc24dsw9
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SUDDEN DEATH.-ca Alexander Mem
zies, Acting Adjutant Of the 18th U. IS. Infan-I
try died of congestion of the brain, at the
New York Hospital, last Friday. He. was al
excellent officer and was highly esteemed -
His age.was "a years. z 1oE y
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~ !" N 7-7T'0V-11V IJFttClos
20n PAIRS LINEN SHEETS at one-haf first
wv cost the cheapest thing in the market ioa
Towels, q The Auction Store OF W. c. BARNks' luz
federal 80. y d ~ - - ] oelIa-M
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p IMPROVEMENT The Street Commissioner
is doing good work in raising up the street
on the western side Of the old City Han, on
Congress Street. We hope when that is I'm
ished, other places win be looked after,
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- w asstN ,sia New YoBK1 Oct Is.
~. LIS Aaytlen Government has, purchased
I'M. - Lor war vessel.
put in Commission Is nntraa.' !. - y =.
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Dissolution x Of Copaa1rttner ship.

KVyHE partnersl ip heretofore existing under the
IL name and style of CIsEAEELAND e, co., is
hereby dissolved by the retirement Of Mr. Parker L.
Cleaveland; the business hereto ore, conducted by
them Will be continued by Mr.. Frederick f. Hale,
under the same firm name Of Claaveland & Co.
PARKER L. CLEAVELAND, =
/ . FREDERICK F. HALE. -
Portland, Oct "a, 1865. oc26d1w
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From Yashinaton. u


.sl s.'i'' WASHINGTON, Oct. %. Il
yesterday evening with the Secretary of State,
at his residence. They will be formally pre-
sented to the President on Monday.
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Washington Correspoiadeace.

NEW York, Oct. %.
Al, me POSTS Washington pispatch says that
sne resident has not decided Werz's case yet.
senator Craisin, of New Hampshire, had an
nLssFYlew with The President, in which the
to Stearns,
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Joe Brown wills probably bel ran sor Cove
NEW iYoRK. Oct. %,

~
The Duenos Ayres Standard states that that
Government has agreed to subsidlze the New
York and Brazilian Steamship Company TO-
the extent of $4,000 per annum for eight
years. The same paper states that all proper
ty under the American flag was respected by
the Paraguayans at the capture Of Bellayista
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AGO gao t4 itia PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 20. 4
Hon. Timothy Rives, of Prince George
County, died at his residence, near this city,
to-day. ,dafqaaia s5.s
Alocomotive on the Raleigh & CASTOR Rail-
road exploded yesterday, instantly killing two
persons. GaHfg54alay
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THE sale bnlal a.aad Aoolen goods, :. Eat-

The sdlo u EtHelAss'zIu RFtUIen goods, at Fat
tens Auction Rooms, hast Saturday; attracted
a large audience, though the storm prevented
ladies' from attending hlhe sale will be CON /.
tlpued st the same place to morrow, forenoon
lalid afternoon. The goods offered are fresh,
and of the best fabrics imported.
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COUNTERPART GREENBAcKs..aL Look feate-
fully Oh the backs Of the $50 grsenbackss.. On
the genuine the circles are all distinct, each by
itself with the figure $50 printed in each cir
Gle; on the counterleits the circles rpm togeth-
er, and on the lower part Of the left hand side
of the bill are two circles Joined, in which are
the figures $50 instead of 50.i -.aHi-Fal
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EXPLOSION OF AL oooHoTIvEs-The loco
motive Gloucester, belonging to the Eastern
Railroad Company, exploded in the engine
house at Portsmouth, on Saturday morning,
killing the fireman, Mr.. Charles Heath Of Sa-
lem, and destroying a'portion of the engine
house. The cause of the accident win proba-
bly, never be ascertained, as Heath was the
only person in the engine house at the time
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No sio,ss OF the Danaase,9e.

FARTHER POINT, Oct. 29-9' a. M.
i No signs of the steamship Damascus, from
Liverpool 10th, and Londonderry 20th, for
Quebec. MlafieY 1MAca =
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FOR CoUoHs, CoLDs AEp THRoAT, use
Browns Bronchial Troches,n having progsd'
their efficacy by a test of many years. The
Troches are highly recommended and prescrib-,
ed by Physicians and Surgeons III tiie army.
Those exposed to sudden changes should al
ways be supplied with 4TAe Tr0e4les.n as thew
give prompt relief. 95 Ii octsOdeodsa&w n
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E. NJ PATTEN, AuctiOnser, u Exchange Street
EDWARD M. PATTEN, Auetioneer,
12 Exchange Street,
Household Furniture at Auction

0NMONDAY, Oct. 80, at 10 A NJ, at House No.
va Free corner Of Oak St., win be sold ply SUI
per, on and Straw Carpets Sofas, Lounges, Rockers
Dining Gard, Pembroke, and Center Tables; Chairs,
SINKS, Divan, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Mirrors, Beds,
Mattresses, Bedding, Crockery, Glass and China
Ware, Kitchen Furniture, &C., together with a on
eral assortment Of housekeeping Articles.
ering maker.
Oct A-dtd
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~ MOBILE, Oct. 81.
Cetton-sales 1000 bales middng sc sales for the
week 1850 bales; receipts 1924 bales exports 7O5S
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BY Electricity


DR.. D. sim continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having deeayed
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed for RESET
ting ne would give polite invitation to call.
Sur erior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines TOR sale
Tor family use, with thorough instructions. c'
DR.. ID. can aec0mrA2date lew patients with board
and treatment at his hDuse. .I-l
Once hours from o'clock A. W to ~ NJ; nom
to P. NJ, and to in the evening.
Consultation free or HE Alf ,u novfti
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Auction Sales.

This Sale of Dry Goods continued tbrous.,
Tuesday, nj 10 A. Nj. aad 81 p. M, ana
thrOushout the Week.
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AVALUABLEPIcT are indebted
to Mr.. s. w, SAWYER, a. Bangor Photograph
er, for framed copy Of his great picture Of the
members Of the Maine House Of Representa-
tives, for 1865, containing one hundred and
fifty-nine portraits, arranged upon the exact
plan ofthe Representatives Hall, and exhibit.
ing each officer and member in his proper
place, with the number of the deskland ma me
Of the person neatly printed under eachlp pr
trait g1aoi.i4 s,is .aoss5.s sDo4ss
The licensees are very exact, SO that it
needs no name to enable one to identify those
with whom he has had even a slight acqualht-
ance, or whose countenances he has but rarely
seen, Mr.. Speaker Dillingham; is brought out
several times larger than the others. Itmakes
a fine picture for preservation, and we, should
think each member would, like to- secure a
copy. We notice one ilfc5hgrdous feature
and that is the likeness of a single outsider, in
seat numbered 1852. 1t is derogating from the
dignity of such a group to mix with itothe face
of mere egotist, and none but an egotist
would allow himself to be. framed up in sucl
an official group. PLY 8nas sHgot ysoas %
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li---t- .--l s ffflffr- IA ID
BALDWIN PLACE HOME FOR LITTLE w AN
DERERs.-Able and interesting discourses IN.
behalf Of the above mentioned benevolent in
stitution were deliyeredby Rev. T. W. Hughes
Assistant Superintendent, at the Chestnut ST
Methodist Church yesterday afternoon, and at
the State street Church in the evening"
A meeting win be held at the New. City
Hall this evening, Of the children represe ptins
the different Sabbath Schools, underline aus
pieces of the Teachers Association, at ,Bhicl
time the children Of the Mission viii be pres
ent to entertain them by singing, and address
es win be made BY the npetintendent, Rev,
R. Q. eToless the Assistant Superintendent
Rev. I. W. Hughes and Others 5isesa5 4. s sa
1t is particularly desired that a full repre-
sentation of each Sabbath School will be pres
H
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VINO hath Bad or Gray Heads? certainly
not they who use Pease's Vegetable Hair Re-
newer. Crosman & Co. have the genuine. ri
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STEAMERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL. AM
PoRTLAED.-The Montreal Ocean steamshif
Company win Commence running their line 0.
Steamships between Liverpool and this port
one week earlier than has, heretofore, beer
stated. The Moravian, Capt. Alton, will leave
Liverpool next Thursday, land Londonderry.
Friday, for this port; and thereafter there viii
be one leaving those ports every week. Ther
return days, from this port, win be on Satnr-
days, the N9rayian leaving, first. on Satur-
day November 18th. 1t is expected largt
business will be done by this line of steamers
the ensuing season. saa VA ao suilii9s r
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EDw'D NJ. PATTEN, Ausaqneer, 70 Exchange $
special Sale of Dry Goods!


ON SATURDAY, October 18th, 1896 at 10 A. NJ.
~ and ~ 7. NJ, and continued from day to day I'M
III the entire stock Is Sold This stock is llned at
over $4,000, and In 1t viii be found the o-st and
oest assOrtnen OF goods ever offered at Wlcton in
this city consisting In part follows viz. 500 Brown
Linen Table Cloths, Of all sizes 1000 Bleached
Double Satin Damask Linen Table Cloths same suit
able for extension tables and thu finest goOds nm
portedi 200 dozen and double Satin Daniask Lin
en- Napkins; 500 dozen double Damask Doves: %
pieces Oh Ia and bleached and hOwn Table LIN
en- suitable ior hotels and boarding h0uscs rs M ces
lO-4 III aud 1874 Linen Sheetings; 20 pieces c-s
-, VI Pillow Case Linen; 100 pieces "a heavy Fam
~ Lnen go pieces "A Shifting Linen, RicharG-
Towels; Scotch Diapers Bire'a We Diaoers Tediess
anu Su. 1enIs handkerchiefs, Russian and American
I4S ssnch and American Bed Spreads; Broad
Snirts ana nTaweTs Waterford Cioths Balmorai
SITS Wool Table Covers; 90 pairs Wool
sieat tl'l1y olher articles too numf rous to
nnT1n1ton. Aiso, Cashmere Square and Long shsvs.
a.. 1ne ABOVE stock may be examined the dav before
oct20 dtd F@-'eS
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.4NaB .sTFCINITF.
MUE1cIPAn COURT, OCT. se.

MUNlOII I'D OASIs OOL. aU' }
John Berry, for yiolationof the Lords day
in keeping his shop open, paid fine Of ten
dollars and costs. .aes5 9 = . .i'rad .s..5
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A FINE PAINTING can be seen in Lafabees
window executed byiJ. B. Hudson, Jrs of TIL,
city,-a bunch of grapes painted from nature
in grapery. The effect Of strong sunlight
playing upon the leaves and hiiit is truly very
beautiful Notice the grape miller also--an
insect peculiar TO the vine how true to pa
tme. We would calllthe attention of all Low,
ers Of art to this rare painting This expert
enced artist is ready to execute orders and i,
worthy the patronage of all. This painting
should be hung upon the wall Of some beau
tiful mansion; who win purchase ita Some
one who owns grapery should possess it,.
They are Hamburg grapes mot sour grapes)
and enough to make ones mouth water to
look at them. Go one and all before thepaint-
ing is removed and see grapes that are grapes.
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l4nnq,aI Meefi,,0.

THE Annual Meeting of the Association for the
a Relief Of Aged, INDECENT Women" VIM be held at
the = Home, corner Of Elm and; Oxford Sts., on
Portland, Oct 2eth 1855 did
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Ne,v orleans Market.

Ne,u orleans Market.
sAt New ORLEANS, Oct. 2s.
Gotton-quite lively; sales to-day 900 bales at 81
q b6c; sales of the week p, 900 bales. !.
Sugars -quiet and steady. tfstA44TNT
Nolasses-90c for choice Louisiana 4
Other articles unchanged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06
Pail Work.

Nov Is thc time Tor iodustry IN the FAR
ner. Having over. he ditches shcuid be
dug. and he cd 0ncs clesned oct. snt tbcir
contents htalcd i-to the barnyard or on 60
the couipost hcs,. The uiuck AL pairing
froua the roadside sbouid BE- has.od nov. as
the Fall rains uM make "a vorsc tig-iro
AMI hAzliae. ard Of course less prostabls
,rhs ditches dag aud rruck haaied. The ~aEs
should b. buili. for Il i much better land
ling the ROCKS nov than slier Jack Fross
has kzd hold of then. Tben. uben the
grOGnd l. dry and works Of other kinds does
not thrive. = ihe time o. haul s.nd OF Loan
upon your moss-cosered m~sslo~s. Al
these meadows need i % b. ~arued - a
Little. Ditch them and cover tlem /. II a
eoating Of sand ~ lcsz. and the no.. snd
-i'd gases VII leave them an IN tAcir
room The tame grasses val flourish Tben
this : tl'e season for eating the bushes m
the 6elds AM b. the rosdsides. IN fart.
Gzyrr.er,- Cut them nov. and they uiIl
have little chance TO sprost. and mach I..s
IN tbs SPrin=- The sooner nov that you
hzve your . burn, ground cleared snd
- got into re she better. though no -r~st
tune Is a. yet lost !; = better. houcver.
- b. IN season with this work. even u other
work - Pot OF all later SEASON. ~ 80
know q no work more tedious than A" get
ting N 4 crop % rye after cold weather
CONES. upon . burut rround.- II Is dirty.
tediOos work ~ bet. bat in tie coll YEA
ther u October and November i j. awiui
See TO Il. thai "a j. done ,his month.
Then nov i tn q Hc Esr o. breaking Or
and hauling oct the usnure 10 tie compost
besP- The weather i cool and the oxen
osn DO Tie work better nov than in tie
Spring. Besides. the Spring plo~iug and
getting on, the Winters manure. viii take
nnch Of Jour ti1se. and ~hat can Be done
in TIE Fan : bite done and by far Le,ie- 70
he done. n. II. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

LoNG AND FINK Noots. The late e.
traorlinsry rise IN the pricc % ooarso WOOL
ne haa Supposed "a mainly ewing 20 tie
demand % our goverruieut 10, blankets au,i
clothing for the soldiers The fouo.io,
artseie copied fon the Mar Lane Exrre.s
saggests mcre permanent Al satisfactory
reason for tbs singular charge:
'Ar exfraordinsry chza-e u fa-; h.
taken Place in tbe trade. by virtue Of wLich
the long and the Ere short woois have
changed places. The former having aIvnnc-
I'd and the latter reoode,l IN price. especiaI-
" lambs WOOL Which formally "a. TIE
most valuable Of any kiili % native gro-th
This discriptioa has ALLEN 70 abou. IL peacc.
or = oenis Per ~. while I.ciccs,e-sis-r
teggs or hoggcti's wool from he same shcep
~in fetch. or bas fetched "a. -. or %
cents Per 10 The feece weighing u pound.
The cause for 40 strange an alteration IN ~.
vool trade are Vsrious. but nav be tr.c.a
10 The introduction q ne Alpac or Lana
wool fron Peru. The length AM snepe..
Of ihis material enabled The nanuE.cturr-
20 make KIDD Of fabrie entirely ne~ 10 the
british market. namely. 'io.e GcLt rrs..-
nser stsfis known a. lifacas. 90 mod rrig.s
and won ~ our FAR couniry.1omsn. Tb-
success Of this Hlstcrial - the manufsrtur-
ers % work 70 sftcupt imitation. q d fon
the long woois q British grorib. In this
they succeeded. especially siu-c tie irren-
tion Of eombing wool By machinery sbou.
fourteen year acc. winch greatly approved
the op~ration a. eel as thc uniformity Of
the material upon ~hich q vas eua'ar-I.
ny tie us@ o. this ma L.nr. uool can nov
b eotobed % tuo-sri a-haM inches -
lcns-- but y Is she long Iiu-cia.iire. Yo-s.
SHIRE, Romncy Marsh. ard Cofsuoii. tL.f
have 90 nuch incr~asci in vaiae ssr-e ti-
introdzciion Of Lama anl Aipa-a vol
The facility ior Pcrfecting these uool. fsr
tl'e purpose 81 making mutations C. A'r.~s
fabrics, - ere Of tho ca1se- Of tLe advance
for thc enormous ienlsri f'r sach fabric
for foreign countries. vifh tl.o soppiv l--.,.
ed tie rro~th ~ tie Jni,ed Kin-So-, -.
wondered tbs Ar more scarce tNsr ti., 49,
WOOL. Of Which The amount from our colonis.
a Ausiralia snd New Zeaia'd IS annaau,
Increasing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

T. ~ Hoa-.r.tL 4 1873 a Caaats C.-susi.ria---rs
O. o. trrl tsslafr.
~ u.si-rsiraet sast rrrrrrfius rrrr-ersf thst
~ Ce-uty r,ssd H. ~ ta-a "a isrts kuo-n
'' tilsfs keai' a .l-u. o. hsn 49, ta ieszth
suausug trt-e-a ~ - Cs.safy 49, "a est 81 20
ft. az a-i thr - C.uais r,rsI ira-a 81 Cert
49, ta Rusulrt 70 90 hai ifti- ef .a irrefi e.
~ rslilc ant carvenrruf crlF n srrs s. lafi-
raias-. ~nsii rstss-rni thsi ~ rusf 81 i-a-
r.-.sie g. Tunhc travel. 80 hsslar frcstsrl aas
r-r.a1rs 60 uaauv sear--fksf a 80 - $780,
49, $1,000 =, ~ tees ansl ~ tnc,a.iri tn
49, ~urrrfer's District. fhaf q has le~a u.ri g.
80 ten rafF as rasturv iars $50 So
b. i.si - t~elfr fsarr l-ea 1900 ~ at -
saf.. W -ouA fr-Fert SIS rr-lr-si fuur lee
ef- te 49, s-id roai ani a. inrts as hrretn -
t1rth cerrsri's rrFEe.eirsl to raa-s ~ $3.50
to - dtscuuttnued retrrrs tsi Nt - rrr..at
O. ~ shsre lose ~ thr Couniy of 90 the tounf >
81 uktsri lt.sH
Pans. Sspt. lSeS JOHN GARLAND
VIRGIL a. rkHkiS
nENJ. =. Dot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06
II HAPPINESS
NOT A FEW

81 m -orst iaspr.i-is 49, al.-t uaak 80 ari.-
tua ~ oarruF,is1a thst sc-uusistes b. th- bl-sl
DIAL ~ t.s-os~rss tAsi has- b-~a 49, o.
FaFg- u 90. 49, CO e,...i b. sd-ct nELN
BoLD-S COMPOUND EXTRACT oF SAR
~AfAkiLi-A- o. c-aa-es aaI r~asvaies 80
b.. 49, - ths s.saf 60 l-shh at, 30 sY.t,r
ani r-rr~s eut 10 haas.rr uheh SAKE l.ssss-.
o. s'iaa-tst-s ~ h~asAy ts.ris,ss aiths t--i,.
iu-i sSp~is ~ s.sard-rs thsf 60 aai rask~ 20
BE- a. ha-ai. - rrau-.y. thsf ra.,fi - rs-
isri 49,. 49, s.as '--a sssghf &C. sai 49,. b.
f-r trs, go. ~ f-tiae nave 90 sa 80 49,
CO t-F-ui Our sT,.ce hers ta-s 90 atnf q
rr,.has' - tl s-1v 90 ~Fr-fs l-r ths 'r,si 81 e
s.ag- ifii- -.n 49, o. a. "a rhai BE- AS s.r-
800 s'-rT.l-.,.g ay-h.-g a., hss- sv-r riea.
To- fstisraa.sisi ef rh- csutrf n sar.srs.
Fii.s. $500 % pet 81 -st-r. 30 s,,.af 90 a.
L.-t,a De- nriak. 80 co. t-.uis b -Ja.it..
gs.-as % ta- s,rpp 81 sarsspafiils. 90 a. 400
ZEE as uss4lr ustr
t. love Esfrseis sr- pr-s.s--i o.. par.i,
sr.--. Al prlar.r-rs--sa Fs-.s-aai rul.s.y th-
a.. .fr--git ei no -r-, i.-.r. .u,-ft.r ..,8 ,h-r
erlrsna.a. Arralf o. -aa- ...ir- t-st -.l ID
-aap.n-.a af th--r r~a-r.s a.h 49, .si-
ar'A .r tts q. = D..ge.s.i.sy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

AovANrAoEs o. CElING. A Preach
physician 70 oct IN ion- Lisse-taiion On
the advantages u groanin- ard cr,in- IN
e~neral. and especially during surrsc.l
operaiions. Tie contsT..s thar r-oanir- ard
cryinE ar tuo grand opcrafs1. bv uhirb
natare alays snguish. thar tboso psli~ni,
~ho gave ~ay 20 their nsfsral feelings more
speed Dr. recover from accidents ar op.ra-
uons han those who suppose o uarorthv a
nirn 90 bctray such symptoms e coward. ICE
A. ei,her % groan O. cry. iIc t-li. Of uian
Who rc1ucrl his Paisc from one hundred
ard fuerty-s 'Hfy . ihe course &C fro hasrs
By giving foil vent 10 his euotiorr. Ifpeo-
PIE are a. al 1ahapry a5oai aay .Linr. lst
then 90 mo t.reir rooms AL comfort them
selves 18th = loei bootoo. aai ti.rf -
irel hurfrcd rer c-nt. better afer-ar,is.
u sccorianoe With ths shove. ihe --yi-r
q chidr-u shouid aot o. 60 greatly d.
tarhci tLe re-uh nav De- S. Vi-u.' danc-.
eTilepfic its. or some oihcr Gfs.ase al o..
n-r,o1s systcn. What = uatur.l b. near'g
always useful. and nothin- rsn D. ro--
naturai tiau ~ or. 80 of rhulrea uheu
anything occurs 90 give tbeu, eitie- rhv.i-
cal or mental pain.
Probably most pe-sons have hit ti.e o.
80 ~ ''ars in relieving great .or-o~. Do
o. even curioes 80 the Feelings ars aIagsi
- DEER free ,n.i-iEenos in r-.ans ard
sgh' Iben ict parent. t-i frie.I. ,bou
more indaigencs 20 noisy bur.,s 81 grief o..
thc ra-t % chillrrn hs eel as older r-r
sons. snd regard tts eyes ard ... mostb Al.
tie safety-vaives tiroara -h.-b rs,.-. as.
chargrs hrr surrias .tcam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

GAEE FAKS LFS Attractive I. By
rs. hard -ork. Farmers oftca un1erfaks
ssore thaa shey can 10 eel. and consequent
4 work TOO early and too are.
? ~ more system. The hr'ncrs should
Rave a time 20 begin and stop labor. They
shOold pat more miEt and ruachInery into
their work. They shoali tbeorizc a. vel
a. practice. an-l Zee both 20 together.
Farmisg j. heAithy. moral snd respectable /:
and. IN The long run. may De male uaoie
prO6fable. The farmer shoald keen good
stock add oos u debt The farm !. ,so best
place - begin aRd end lie. and bcn-c 50
many m the critics ana professional hie ooves
= rural home.
:. By taking carr % be.lsh. Farmers
have healthy variety OF exercise. baf 80
often acglect elesnlincss. C-rit bathin-. eat
irrcguiarly and bar iediy. sleep IN iii-vea-
t,la;ed apartments. AMI expose ,hcsnsclscs
% cold Nine-tsnths oft human diseases
arise from cold or inte'speranoc. Fr~qsent
bsthing - profitable. 30 Is fr-.h az. deiil,-
er.iion a. The dinner table. and rest after
real.
q. By adorring the bonc. Nothin- =
lost BY pleasant boane. Book. papsr-.
picturc-. r.usic and reading shou.d all h.
brought % bear upon The indoor family s,.
'ertainmeuts; ard n-atne.. -ni comfort. Or
der. shrubbe-y, fo~er. AMI fruits sAogll
harmonic al without. IIouse .houd b.
sanitary. % happy and holy thai chiiirea
MI love u. wou-a acligh; in a. manhood
crave =. and oh see enjoy =. T5e-e
wouA be l-ss dessrtion. % o-i ho-ae-;eais
Il pains ~cre taken - make the-n ,-rccabie.
EA~c. orier. heaith snd heauiy ar oounpat-
ible With iarra hie. an wcrc or,lained o
80 With q. lAuhurn Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-06

How CnsNGE 90 SIX % ACcoNrtrsuFD
~ Hrv-E. CArPvnfcr informs % that N
every hive q bees the majority o. indiyii-
uais are ncuters. -hich have the organs Of
the female SCI undcvcloPcd. ard a-e mop
abe 81 rsproduetion. that function being
restricted 20 The queen. Who Is the oaly per
fccs female an tic corn-nulity. Ifbv Anv
accident the qoecn - destroyed. o. II she
D. PurPosclY removed Tor cxperment. TIRE
bees choose tvo Or th-re from amanr the
neuter eccs thai have bssn depositc,i IN
their appropriate cei.s. shich thev have tbe
power % converting isto queens. The
hrst opcraiion . % change The cells IN uhich
they he snto roysl calls. uhich diFer iron
others in i0run. and are Ct much larger di-
u1eHsious; and wben tie er-s ar baicLcd.
the lnsggos j. suPPiird uish food ol very
dIferen; EAfure IRON the farina or bee brca4
workers. beng jeliy-like consistenoe aad
PaarvGi s;isaalagin- character. Aacr tAe
usual transiorzaAii9a. az grab becomes q
Periect queen. diHering from The neuser
be. INTO vhlch D; wouh oshcrui.e have
changcd. 70; only ia the dcsciopeuaeut q
'be productive system. bat in IRE general
form - The body. the prororti lna;e l,ng.h
- the wings. ~ shaPe Of tie tonc-e. az
snl sting. ths absence % the hono- IN TIE
thishs ~hcre polien Is carried. .nd lie loss
q poser II seereiing say.
lIosa HouesseaJ.