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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-03-21

Mr.. tGnflGM VIII ,Uo HklVWeu W unSuiAS
his functions without tn0lestation--he ct
Aliates with the Wells party But Mr.
Monroe, d man Of excellent character, DO
cause he was elected by the democrats, will
| find every obstacle, which 1t ID possible fol
the most ingenious and INSCRIPTIONS mind
to suggest, thrown In his way. si...I.j
| suppose your readers have learned that
! the GstlngHlshed jarist and gentleman, thu
Hon. Ezra HtestaHd, has been called To
washington, lii order TO testify before tht
s.Reconsfruction Committed" This "hen
orable" man lived pesteri0r to the eele
brated Vicar Of Bray, else he had had the
credit Of being the prototype Of that Pro
team individual. Judge Hiestand was Co
|lected to testify; Judge Hiestarid, whose
testimony before Court Of minor jurisdic.
ton, in case involving small matter Of
dollars and cents, would be received by
those who know him-cun grano sails. The
Reconstruction Committee Of fifteen, from
the Congress of the United States, listened
with breathless attention to the unbiased
revelations Of Kiestand upon the state Of
feeling in Louisiana at the very time that
Randall Hunt was present in Washington.
There's honor for We. 80
n Have YOU remarked with what patience
and resignation General Butter endures the
taunts and insults ofmen in high position?
This terrible man, who played the tyrant
lin New Orleans, was sent for to intimidate,
and did intimidate the mighty city OF New
York. who browbeat and bnllied and i'm
prisoned men, women and chrildren for the
shadow Of disloyal expression, who is
the Wanted hero of New England, her
choice for the Lieutenant Generalship, and
the Presidency, now that he has dotted his
military uniform and no longer has federal
bayonets to guard him from reprisals, COOS
you as gentle as any sucking dove! There
is New England chivalryl
The weather is very delightful, but the
dust beats anything ever seen in the cfes.
cent city. The theatres are not SO well
patronised as they were during the holi'
days. went to three, night before last
Mrs Watkins Olympic, the Academy and
the st. Charles but not one offered sufh
Gent attractions to detain me moro than
ten minutes. Not that Mrs. Watkins and
her husband and the beautiful danseast
Miss. Davis are wanting inmerit-far from
lit-but the selections are bad and tire
some; they are like twice told tale, vex
! ing the dull ear Of drowsy man" Tht
same may be said of the Academy, for thu
negro minstrels, the young rope dancer ant
the coryphees are exceedingly amusing ant
attractive, there are two or three incab
upon the entertainments IN the shape o
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-03-21

a9- No matter how we'll the gambler
throws the dice, at the point Of death he
dies with awful throes. s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-03-21

19- Let your hair turn gray if i will
but never say dye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21
Ef.c,. Of ecod Ped On Mneh cow.

Oar cows give tally one third more bet
ter tins year than last. due solely 20 good
fseding and warn quarters IN The winter.
They were cows b0aght with he farm.
They Looked vel. hut proved 20 be poor
mixers. They had Seen suHered 20 20
dry about the ist % November. under The
impression that milking them m the winter
would seriously injure them the coming
swimmer. Add I have no doubt thaf there
- considerable truth IN this i,iea. provided
The CO.'S IN the winter lave nothing bat
eCra stalks and straw. an are not stabbed
Bat II they are icd Ebersr, they nav be
mixed. not only riibost uiury. bat nth
positive advantage. u hvors lie habit q
secrcsing H,ilk. TIL ~iihin sax weeks OF
two DOuths Of ealsing. a good coz ~iih
pleuty q rieh food. can give four Or Eve
quarts OF niik per day. and val siii be able
20 secure mix eno1gh Tor The cali. Sic wi,i
eat add AssimilAse more food. ard -iii get
the habit % sscreiing more milk believe
there - no better ~sy OF restoring tie mix
ing qualties OF cows that have dcccncrafel
from poor management. ] gave ny co-s
three qaarfs each % corn neal a DAY. and
al attendant supply Of corn stalks and straw
Instead Of letting them 90 dry in November.
] kept them stabbed in cold weather. an
they gave more milk. or rather thcy u,aic
more butter. after Nc coumcnccd % feed
gram in November ard Dcccu,ter. dian
they did in August and september. mix
ed some Of ibem 20 viilin SIX weeks q
calsing. This Is P~rhaps too macL-tcn
weeks would BE- better TIE COWS. after sc
stepped milking. fe-Led up rspidiy. an
many were the predictions that the corn
meal would spoil them for uilk. Bot "a did
not They giNc uiore milk than ever D.
fore. and u = certainly very much richer.
Tie prospects nov az that Tor the year
commencing ;be'frst q last November all
the first 81 nsxt November. they vii give
a. mach sgain batter a. thsy ever gave On a
year before. s mucb Tor good ieeding Ia
wiater- We Weigh every Poanl % batter
made. and feel conftsnt that this opinioa
viii prove correct. have not yet FED meal
this sumner but shall 10 - the moment
there Is any indscafion ofa falling OF in but
ter. In fact shouid feed meal now II 7
had my buildings arranged for the purrose
i have not the slightest doubt that % uoaii
paw 10 give each GOV fvo quarts q corn
an pea neAl day. II tweafy tusheis q
corn year VII double. or even sd ouc-
third % he amount q butter and cheese
made ty a COW. i Is easy 70 scure whether
IL IS profitable or not 10 not say they
VII not eai a. mnch grass and fodder a. 10
hey were not fed neal Tie more food
they vii eat the better. provided u . tam
ed into butter ard cheese
lHsrris's '' Walks and Talks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21

l.. NIX IN ashcs. ieached o. urleachcd. Al
AZ rate q about eight bu-hel o. the cord.
Or you may mix about twenty ort-eo'y-
6ve Pous'ls Of soda ash. Or thirty % potash.
dissolved and poured carcfsiiy over the
heap.
Those Who are not - fortunate a. 10 have
toce-. 20 peat of asy kipd. or meadow
muck. nav subsiits;c so1s or tu-fs cut slonc
the roadside o. elsewhere. With good result.
Inio these compost all vegetable ard ami
nal sab.iapcos. -hich would osher~ise b.
wasted. should go. Every animal that Dr..
on he place Is worth Something FOR nan
ure
itbe land to which the compost i. 70 De
applied - hgh'. gravelly or sandy "a =
worth ~hile 20 secure morc or les clay %
BE- worked INTO The besp. n. on he Other
hand. Il i olayey Or strong. various light
Substances. the wash iron roads. chip dirt.
sand. AZ. vou,d Be better. rPioushuan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21

ONFosr. ss-At N-rrf 20 ffotuf 49, "a fsr.
uuhts aut g. ~ Oauufs of ustord. 90 a.
thlrd Iues.iaf 81 Aagrsf ~. t~te
IN - prtifi.a sl t<AHftLA a. var
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81 et-.d b. sd roasiy arrrasrt. pfufiuT a. e.
sae-s.ce oui 81 ths rsr-sasi e-rars IL her .tr
hn-i-aaf-
ort-se1. thst 49, ssil r-ttio--r Eve 90
tee 90 ~ rrrsuas tut~rs $50 - csussur cors
of 49, art-r e. ~ rrhlis 40 fhr~r s~etrsurrrs
sfsrlf IN ~ ONfarf u~aa-cfats 49,. snarrr rrtnt
81 tn fafts tu ssft Crantv thaf thrs $50 arfasa'
at a. ftotafs Cosrt o. D. helt tn fart- ths a
i-r-tay 81 ~opI .ext. sr go o-c'erk nfhr see
rron. aat shes caa-s tfaas thrY have. ~hy a.,
snns shaslt aof g. snased.
p " WOODBURY.. Jsdr-.
Atras cppg-aussf
HosHs. R,risf,-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21
NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"
II RnN<T

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7 Al A-fhss n .--.ra.s Mss.-sf Wsrts
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te.-uaaT-i.a .-Dasra-es 81 az Hot 80
kaies io fr--sfr~ Heath -nt It, a. e uoail-.i
fars. Save trrr rraf q than.sn.I. ar.l have
-saf.-i hnp- fs sH r-a.f~,s aas h~.hh coal -,
hsrr iuttI-t ifs f~aratrrr
hr- tItra's an on fals go f-ak 81 e. f.r--.
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d.-fult-c srafe 81 80 sfnr.srt eos ta~ris. -. :
fnnr staF atssafsrF 80 rhoria. i.rf shau.f .-s
assrasr srT1~rsrrc. % af enCe caars ta or 80
srh - 1872 rrrasrres r-rrssarf ra a rfa-rr.f
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esnar hair De-. CsLsr.e Wsf-r. 90 q ia
far o.. an ursarrasse. tF ars ofhsr rrrrars.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21

4 nsphew 20 Do rebel Gen Wiss arrive
90 fortrcss Monros on Thursday of d.,
reek irum kchmonf. rifh an or.ier from
MAJOR General scholeid r1mmsrf.nr ia,
Department. Authorizing hiu fo recover I'D
properly fhsf coniI he food is Ore Densrt-
merit belonging to Wee. nau being a.ei
by fhs cfrsrs of tdc government O.fe
a large smouui 81 iaraifure sd o,ier house.
hoii goods ~rre found and fis.r rossessors
despoilet 81 thera in hasfy ani rather sr-
oercmonious manner The goods we're
''ored here preparatory 90 beng turned
over to cx-Gov. WISE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21

Irxss Carrtr. Fes people from abroad
car form fhe remctesi idea Of re vssf herd.
az cattle Owned ia Texas Wien w. state
thsi r. - rot unusaai ~ ore fndivifuaf f1
be he possessor 81 1000 bead n horne.i
cattle. the in~rrase 81 vh,-b vfi spp-osi-
uate yeariy e. 900 calves. sor,e iGea nav
D. iormed 81 to the crest source of urafh
ve have 10 western Texas. lnste.d or t'e
Western ard Northern States s1rrlrin~
ihe Oh ard Nes Worii ri,b packed BEEF
a. IS nov the c-se. BE- vii to done in Texas.
where q berf weighing cf0 % 700 ros-ss
e.n 10 purciased ~ sa5. Instead O.. sr-
% go IN fbe Norfh ani Wee.
-inia,oia T .mes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21

Fosrv sIN NEsE-' ExrERIrNcr. A far
ner Who has bad experience a. a armer s6
years. gives % tho American Arriculturist
some notes On ~ farming prietios. Anoar
other thinrs BE- remarks. 4" Scu,e men -iil
say that corn VII degenerate ard ran ous.
Nv father got Kind Of yelios. - 70 ed
corn 10 thc year Of the graf eiir.e. IN isos
vhich 7 remember very well took &c o..
bin IN ne spring 1880. and have "a nov
II j. an early. sound corn. ve-y casy %
husk. ! can raise - b0shsls q sh-iieI
corn % The acre With no extra labor. plant
ing 3 I . feet apart each waY have an.
other kini ors ro-cd v-lio- corn. Which I
goi Dr. I>-s. uhi-h MI grow ani ripcn In
80 81 ioo dsss Wheat. eats ard potatoes
VII 1crcncra'e and wcAr o8i (wigh orlina-
~ cu,turc We do not harvest our grain
AMI cli OR bag early enough In this coun-
Try. Whcu ! comn~ncci farrninc 7 Vas
c,o-siv Watched BY my neighbors. ~ho ssid
7 p'crrhci too dep. cut NJ hay to- early.
AID cut my gram too grcen. have flrsn-
"a on twelv, diGersut farms. ard the resell,
has heen. ! have tri5lcd tie crops On an
avers-~.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21
Lisrris's /" Walks and Talks.

Cows FoR MIX AND BUrrrR That
the milking qualities Of oows Ar hereditary
no one vii deny. They cone from bo,h
sire and dam. and il Is claimed. not without
some foundsfion. that heiiers take AFTER thei-
siies' dams in regard 20 mixing qualities Of
tener than after their ON dams. Tbs u,av
- true IN some cases. bot not IN an. and
especially rot IN crossing buu. % pure
brceds on common milking stock We Of
ten havc letters axe this:
VII q on have TIE k,nlnes- % Give ne
s'rne in .ormstion a5oat CO.'S Tor milk All
butter purposes. ] ~snt 90 breed especial.
J. for mix and butter Tor family use. srf
want nice cows. With q good sarply Of coo.l
rich MILK an butter. 7 want o., establish .
ler'i 81 ihis sort Tor bone use. and 20 SUP
ply che eouutrv demand What breed shaT.
] select from?~
Boy The best common cows you can. that
are good rich mixers. Tee upor th-r a
pore bloodel bull. Ifyou Use an AIleruev
buh. you are very sure Of rirl mih. bst
suail ere 20 tie progeny If you u.e q
Du'oh buh. you VII 60 large frame aal
probably mseh milk Of -rliun raai-r.
lie Ayrshire co~s viii give risf.uu oaar-
iiiy Of milk Of fair rich1ess. ubile tte short.
born cross wiii b. likely o. rrodoos STOCK
giving cool quantity ~ milk. tir qualify
variable. The tendency % give uluc. milk
. Increased IN hsiiers by iet;ing fhous tsre
calves vsry Young. mihinr three fines a
day. and giving suocalent. ricb. m.t pro.
ducinr FEED. IAN Arriculturis,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21

>HErF WELL Wasurn. some wear,
ago. uhcn TIE Temperance move "a, carry.
ins aA before ii. here rc.ided in Tuhon-
boro' a bard Oh tope-. vho hal drank Boo.
rum enough. some sid CD s-iu ia. re.
q1ired considerable persaasirn io ret b.-.
o. si-' o. pledge. and Be- was in this -av
that D. shoa'i not drink any. ercept a.
shef1-vasaio-s. wbeu it sss Customary g.
s,r..E.y .HrFera-ce men to imhfbe a Eff'e
taste of fhe '' rriuer'' 90 drive .-sv tl..
Dol rhe-mar'r Wei. tine uLe,i.d ,~,v
ar. srek after week. b. -as observed \.
De- ii't ahost - far over 81 seas a. u.-,i
ari on beng reminded Of pc pledge hr -r.
n.artri '' srasl ~ "a t,a-t .ie~B e--v
E,sk [Mirror md Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21
V1NELAND-
DARN ANr TRIIT LANDs. ).

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A 80 h-.1h 'si rhusate. Ttrrts uils $50 4
fhiladriI.hia. ~ Raiiru-sf on ~. J~r--s ID thr
500 bee ,f laiiiat- 80 Rshlanose NJ.
D. sail 81 rirh so $1,000. varsinr f-,--n e.
risy 81 sae.if k.sua. suifahtr &C. Wa 0srs-s.
torn. utroru. frurs. srf rfg~tatsss Ihr. \.
q r-rg 80 o-s-rF. flVr hanar~t Niar,ar..s
40 orChsr.ls harr frrs s-frt 1..i A., ~xrera-as
tuft Erusrrs. Grprs. Frach~s. F-srs. A.
rrl-tsrr ian-uraae rrttfs. ktnrlsnf ts srrsis ono
sf ~ riosf hr-nf.inI .srrs on 3D. r.f-t ~ts,r-
7 - enfirr trutforF. Gees lstl1z ID tns squarr
uuir- I'd 49, h. lfit sai araa esn~ral srsi~ua of
iaan-uv -1arats. IT, lanf 10 onlf soL fn arfral
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plsrs. on arr.uaf ol 10 Erraf t-auIs. So -
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stitfa ~ ps.f fhr~e frars- Churrt~s. ~tar-.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21

CrsHENtssu -To 80 u.-rrufi J-.,.--.
cf 30 ~rf.-~su~ tr.srrsi Crurt n~xfta o. s-lt.a
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f~ss
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fo D. irtrrru.-f. fhat ~ -rt~af~~-sk 49, 81
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90, to 90 fharls Q arrt tsr.s~ t~ars a.i
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iraaa 'ae tl1ts FL uafrrararf trfurrn tfr nrf 30
$50 tusilnt. fhaf 49, l~rsaasl esfste shish fhe
60. t-rsarl y rrrffFrI 81 arraarf ID s11i u1af.
rrage 10y ts Restored ta her. 60 49, rsrr cd
r.araflan ci aa- ar l1lh of Boo sd rhftIfsn asf
ID caaau,i.st to h-r care 81 81 lafy bed ulI
ever lFaf.
n-isi 30 Oates thi. 81 isy ,f AprI q o.
49,
TTNICT WESTON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21

FEEsEEvINc ToNAroEs. To preserve
tomatoes for winter ard early sumner use.
&C have found q ihc noe; ccoaomicai mole
ior family purposes % pct them into vide
mouihea Jass. holding to- Or three or uorc
quarts. according 60 the ere o. the family
The tomatoes. previously % their gong iu-
20 winter quarters. are merely cooked wifh-
out seasoning Of Any sort. snd PAT wbile
bot into the Jugs. ~hich shos1 he Oiled
faii and The eorks drivea bone tightly and
Ted down. Dsring thesc earn DAYS we
have eaten then preserved m tiis manner
a. iresh and a. refreshing a. tboucb ia.t
packed from ibe vines Long lie 20 tbe To-
matO. Springfield Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21

PrrTIVG DoWN GEsrryrNrs ~ WIN
rrE- A correspondent q one az our agri-
cultural eScharge papers ssys .. In M
rrnbie m various portions @ this and ad-
joining counties. have been VEN partica-
Jar in making ob-.rvat.ons With refe1cnc-
O. tbe productiveness of taose vine. thai
have ben iail down vheu compared 18th
those tLai have not zen lad do-u darinr
The winter. snd have found g a. iusari-
able rule thst those vines. 10 marrcr uhaf
vas ibc Varieiy 20 grape. ~hich hal been
dc'aebci from their Supporters ia la,e az
team. AMI lad do~n an covered Nth
~ inches depth of soil. or 18th leaves m
a. The coli ~eafhcI bal passed IN The .1.rinr.
yie!d~d good crops Of grapes. -bils those
thai hai uOi boca iail down daring slater
welded hut lItflc trait. add IN many in.tan-
ces. noae .; al; and sben such vines q a
bar. The grapes were ai@o-t si-ays several
days after IN maturing. AM we're also Of an
inierior qaaiity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21

osFoEp 81 A q Cesft of fruhsfr h-a ~
faris sfrhan nHai Go the Csrrfs af ostord. 60
~ a. Iurs.iar .f ArrrsI a NJ t~es
on a.. rei,f,sa of LAruAa crsdi-
~ 80 80 p'N-.i , Estrs 80 81 nsthel dec-ss-
-. TfNstnE 49, siIu .uisfrat-a a $50 tsfe.
tafe 49, - rr-at-d e. $3.50 suiiatie r~fsoaf
orsrf-d. thsi - ssic r-ffrss-r giss saiirs
to s 1890 tet~rrstras - c.nsfrE CcF "a IN =
efer ia o. 80 lt-hra ttr-r vsrks lrsif 81
~ eNtrfh iArrscrraf rrtnfrl "a Psrts II - a
ts.a.rfts 49, 49, 49, arr-ar 49, prut.tr oaart
FL 10 helf at fafts fhr A. furs.far % - 80
~ trr e'rirrk IN the fsrrno.s. sd sh-- c.us- d
a. fhrF lave ~ ~ Fnanr shnutf - 80 rrsrf.
81 g. " Moonnt "A gaAr-.
a Tree rrrT-affrsf. J :. Hose. Rsrisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21

MtErvo Mt~rrr TIE tir,s f. near a.
hard vhen sEamp nod may hs l1r oat 90
g. rreatest advantare. ard 90 uish FL call
speeial affenfion to his nnfter. on fiis g.
eouut Dout neglect 90 avail you're De- 81
this source # fetify. hyou DID cot a DC
rov. Or after haying. you can Go q De- over
unii neEf sfring Or neHt sumu.er. and thea
treat e 10 sou,e of tbe rsys mcnti0ned. that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-21
rHE TRAVELLER.
~ shaics - .ight -u~rs f.uiar st
~ a. - q, ~sstrra rirs $500
fusfh sas hsr~ rat.i s.n- $50
ta-a-l ~iih ~. pals drsics.
WINGS Pulls WINGS PtLL's.-'
Wings Anti-Blllo1s Family Pills!
No -eane 90 sf.-.ki-r $50 81 49,
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Nhra hcan thaf rIsftnn vnare rlsnr rurr
lhe arrrrfs ci fhar us.n 49, r. tr-err
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cay. ~esrsrcrt. Nae. -ayss - has- qu.ck J,
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ed n - Geiiy gase su-icaf proaf 90 thsr 80
rrriar guatfr."
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cpieg ~ 49, 49, 49, rerrsserfrd e. O. fa fac
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