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The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

HAVING sold his Livery Stock to H. L. -Taylor &
II Co., would most respectfully inform his old
patrons and the public generally that he Is now giving
his whole attention to the treatment of Horses and
= At his residence in Westbrook, facross Tukey's
Bridget may be found o good infrmary for the &C
commodation of those who may wish to have their
Horses under his immediate attention. -. 3fft
Of All orders left at his Office, on Temple Street,
will be promptly attended to.
Portland, Jan. 16, 1866. fe15 7, Tbs S3m*
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
For Sale.

r,,or For Sale. ~i7A
o. EA A two story frame House, and about 5000
!;; feet Of Land, on the corner Of Pearl and Cum
AbeIland Streets. Plenty of hard and soft wa
-. - G. RICHARDSON. ,
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
Auction Sales.
Auction Sale
-a7E-.A BE- fl.E5.- OF --r-E
sERVIOEABLE AND UNSERVIoEABLE
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

by authority from the War Department, shall
- sell at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, March
sth 1866 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at Fort Prebe, Maine,
me following articles OF Quartermasters Property,
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and thslazv
leap with joy and move with the agility and elastic
iy Of youth; the heated brain is cooled the FROST
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth detormites re-
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form to move upright; the blemshes Of
prevented; the caamites of old age obviated and
active circulation maintained. u I 4 II n, 4 q
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
MEDIC4L ELECTRICITY
.r4sa DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician
III MIDDLE STREET, tI@--
ltf M1DOLE oIREEI,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel

WHERE he would respectfully announce to the
wv citizens of Portland and vicinity, that he has
years have been in this city, we have cured
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients in short time that the question is often
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured, we will
doctor the second time without charge. - 1
Dr.. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and is also regular graduated physician
ELECTRICITY Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseasesn
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs not fully
involved acute chronic rheumatism, scrofula hit
diseases white swelhngs, spinal Diseases curvature
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitas Dance. eafness STAN
herring ar hestancy of speech, dyspepsia, indiges.
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every that can be presented; asthma, bronchi-
tbs, structures oil the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. Il Et7zExUkIE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

COAL TAI AID PHk~Ic ACID N GARDES-
ING. A. l.se ritsisg Of the Sociofe To-
periale e Cc.bals = Asriculsssre. Of France.
NJ. Cbevreol communicated an interesting
paper by NJ LemAire on tho use OF coal tar
and PSsnie acid (also called ph~nol and car
bohe seid) IN destroying parasites and nd
ding beth plants and animals Of them. A
very small quan,isy Of Phsnic acid. benrine
or anillins Ill destroy mieropAOtes (asosl4.
MICROSCOPIC mushrooms. &c. , and q great
many radiafa. molgsca. insects All verte-
brafA- Az the infrrior creation avoid the
carnations of those Substances. NJ. L.
mare e0mmends. in the case Of the Oidism
for instance. that three per cent. % coal tar
be intimately NAKED ~ With earth or sand
and laid about an inch Thick al around The
root Of The vine some t-cnsy vines treat.
ed in this -ay Yielded IN excellent crop.
While an equal number a5joinng tbe for
mer. and lsfs % theaasslves. bad al their
grapes utterly destroyed. when insects
are to De kept a~ay from plants. t-o diser-
ent cases may present themselves; either
80 ls@"@ - a, VI trcc non tnCnn. or % has
already beeo attacked In both e1se.. The
above mentioned coal tar sand vii psrGorrn
IT. othcr, !, - said. ~ith infalIible eaeaeV
Snails. slugs. larVe OF perfect insects -iIl
avoid plants thus protected 30 long a. there
is volatile PrineipIe lsft IN the coal tar.
which -hen exhausted. should be renewed.
his sort Of coal tar powder has another
remarkable effect; ~bes iutrodooed fnto
the sol in proper proportions. Il ~il not
only cause al insects 20 disappear. BET also
Increase the visor Of the plants themselves.
III manure be ~stered before being DAG in
10 tbe earth. sith water ooutaining one
tbo0sAnth part Of picnic acid. similar bu,
iess durable eject vii Be obtained. NJ
Lenaire also saws that corn and all lrv ae-
iieaitorAl prOdsoe in gsrners Or barn. nav
DC saved from the ravaee- Of mouldines- or
noHioos insects BY merely inPrvgnaiins tLe
AR With carnations Of phenic acid
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

Dwsxr ArrLE TxxES. The culture Of
dwarf ape trees "a. e. worked on The par
sdise sioSkl Is yet very limited in our
country. Aad II - Oaly within fc- wears
'hs, they have attracted any atiention; BAT
~ they become better known. and tAeir re-
al vAlse appreciated. they ~ili. ~s are ssre,
be considered almost a. Indispensable a.
the pear. They arr L-ss particular as TO
The soa than the pear. grow quite As reAdi-
~. occupy Bat little more space than = cur
rant bush. ard bear three 20 six d0zen Of
lsrre snd besatifol fruit each Besiles
The. they are 80 completely within The con
troll Of the eultiva,or. that Il the oanker
worm attacks the trees. they can easily be
destroyed by the application OF the ~kAle
oii soap. Nov that this pest i. - destrse-
tive to orchard trees. the bash apples sup
ply ,hsir Plsee. ard the sane ground. COW
cred '~ith a dozen or two trses. vii pro
dsoe nearly the sane quantity a. a stand
ard. and much larger and mere beaa:ifsl
fruit. lHOssy's MAgAEine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

To. s-sth r-~.s~si ID. ss-.Htu,a 49, ~ safrs-
ds-ra-g - - ~ usay grussss ts.fsueaaais -
80 p-as=ssssaa. e. -.
"a. n SMITH. 90 ~ So rs.F-rfahi- As-she-
c.rg. ~r.rspcst. NJ. saYs 90 Z hasr gaackhy
49, ~ - "A -ita -. 80 ~ 49, -.
sssd - ~ Lutss save s-ts-te.f ufu.f ~ tArrr
Frflor grsiifs."
q. Y. nRANCff. sPor.sc.r, o. CsrIIs.-r. say.
b. "a. s-oss 81 tar-s is.a 81 othsf ki.i. tAs
u-rsl rf - rustaa-rrs t-slar tsIilr-s -orth 81
usr- ~. J. q. JACk~ON an.fh-r Aposh--
80 alths 49, I.l.cr. ssfs b. .sssf 49, -
rrse- 80 tke fk~aa
~ GEoECE : RERRY. srafa~-trr ia D,-.-
sfi.rst-. -. ssvs. o. c..saf hsrs 40 q rro..
a. t.sf thr~~ .a.fss if 4 hnl 49, fa~ua - 49,
o. ANDERSON a son. of a. "a. 49, ID.
uu-t-rtaaI prus-ut-s n ths-- Fiis a.i ramuu-r-i
ths.u fa ~ e---- 81 Hsrsa1s nrraarr-u--fs = "a
hsaaschr. isser Co-upissai. uf.I-srsss. Fsi-s
A.
CHAELES W. BROWN. aa Ap.the~sr. sa
naurarrsratfs. savs. e. v-ssr Ft1s s~u r~-srkstfs
nst t. sari 49, thrf ra-rt r~u..rkshs rarr.
t.efnE al 49, fh~r 49, rrrrrsrrfrt fe a. 80
t--sA ci t.r-rtraas 49, a0rraariar ft-rl rrsIfs
NJ. SAMUEL LAM. frapf--ias - ~ No.
49, haas~. tssrsfl-rf. $50 .---' o. W.. scur
~ ave csr-t 90 81 pysl~p.,a a-i Ja1af.r- -
$50. -sai-.-i- a.i - 81 ~ ts-urrs a. Ga.a-i-
-. 81 2, ha-essr sto--t. ha-ta-. ~. a. Hay,
Ju.rfsea ffes aai NJ So " 3 Fnihrs
Ia N-tsi- o. sai ,. "a fsrt.as a a. - 60
u-<rrrsI O.. farsls.1. NJ 49, a., $50 sad n a.
gsu. Aaiara Masar 80 J a. Ca o. Esrl-.sr
80 fr~t.s a Eanetsn lr-f.ra Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
The Singer Sewing Machines.


our LITTER a FAMILY SEWING Ma.
~ CNtNE D. tsst gaioisr a ~ofti-u ~. rsr.ta.
tee n - t-eroaa t..-t.I - h-sf aad rhsar-.f
sd uac.t hesutiisi ef "a taaii, Ss-in. Machrns.
80 oe-r~t e. ~ puhisr. ~ othsr Fsniis So
- Nschtss hss aans 1871 srphanre. So
ilssuusnr. htedisg. fralag. Tusktng. snihrrir,x.
Ga.girr hr..ting. Frhra r'rfing. tarl.nr. a.
rsrarifF - Ersaf vafrefs ni soik. n 80 -
si tinls 81 c.sih. sd ~uA Ell tlei- of ths-af
ersat 49, rcrs.t tfurso-~un~.fs u.ake uar fs.ntly
- ca Nh 80 ue-f r~iaals. arri sur.st f.rsia-
ant u.lst crrfala o. arttea af al rsfrs 81 srr~si
u alskrs fhs tutrrlCkrl .fsth. ~hach - 80 49,
siitrh teesa. A. onr. esr. af ~ ..rst asdisa-
~ csr.rifs. esn ~. at Ehnc~. 49, to 80 ~
issies F.lnts S~-iuE N..hi--- o-f F-.siis
-e~iug Nafhtsss ars baisaei 81 chssis aui
Tatsif~ stri~
To Fslsisr Co e ths Fsuiis MseAins -
s'ea- u rrefsct. - ula~ts.- 49, sst 30 80.
e'-a = Asa et-s.t a. ~ efrFatra ~ - oprpesi
a -f.trto.- so suhsfsnfaai tsias o. srsrarn th~
go 49, ..-ss ~ 49, Czs-s. unsfs 80 q ~
rhe1c~si ~oe-t.. 80 6as.hrd ta thr ssu.vicsi 80
rhsstTsi alaaarf rss-sihi~ efh~fs sfr airrret aui
es,- Nsest iathe --sst c.sfis 80 s.p-rb u,.a-sr.
L. 81 ah-oinisis .acs.-.fs e. 80 80 Tsuriis a.
49, 'a efrr-ispa. o. ~ o. jig - great 60
I.setts 80 b--sss.
a. b. ia-t h.r,..ss .. r-s...r g. C.-s,i, ..-i.r
90 osr Naauiartartng ulacl..1.~s ar. 80 ranstar
tsrtn- purpcsrs
Tis n,-.sh Oascs. 49, -sil s-rs l.rl -,tA ga .
t-ist. tAr-at. ac~tt-s. aii. A. 81 The ssrs s-st
susaiis.
Scas 60 FsSrHtsr
THE SINGER NANFFACTURtNG o. .
as Hfostsaf. Nss Nark.
he.fra Oa.r~. - iisnoFsr -.
u. 90. YOUNG. AEsr'. 81 NoE~sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

otForp, .s--At Cosrf - fruhats h-ii "a
fsris, -ithia at 80 ~ Cesais ~ Oxford.
81 thr thfrd f.rsfs~ 81 Nsr-. a n. l-tS.
IN f-tusss 81 -. "a. Bh.chard. sf-niaistra-
" - "a - ~ststr ~ Rea,.ala u nrv~af l. 10
81 f.ris d--~-s--i. pfs,i.g - ilr~a-~ ssu sd
cuursf 81 ths rsai sstaie. ~htch s.sf drc...~d
$500 ~ oNf,ri C,a.ufs - tius- - 49, g.
c~as-. 90 30 ravn~si - 49, 80 saesA-atsi
eharrr..
ort-T~i. 7 hat th~ $50 fsfsi.,er rrvs uefics
O. ~ rsr---rs i-s~r-stsl ~ esu-4uea 80, ofsks.
oft~r to - pa lsts.i thr-~ ~--k. sarrrs.ls-i,
- ~ oNs-fs he@-cFas- pFtatsa - F.fs.. 49,
thes uuas app~ar at = frst-.fe Co.rf ta o. hsff
90 farts. fn 49, fc-.fs. 80 80 8 la %
NJ nrNt. "a tea 20 49, eL.rk 3D. ~ f.fsa--s-
49, rhos c-u.~ if 80 thry kass - - ssu.~
shoaa anf - grs.r~f
w. WOODBURY. Jig.
a trp- cers-afiesf. J. J HoHHs. gss..fsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

CIrRlc AcD N CAxcEE. The ro,I,,,
effects Of l,mon juice arr ~eil know o.
re acid i 10 al inicnts and purpose. er,.-
taiIzed lemon juice. ard % of.en u.sd a.
Substitute ior lemon. ~ making lemon.se
etc An Italian physician. DR. Brasdini.
hnding that patient. With a cancer q the
tongue. received great relief IN ea,,nr lem
ons. Was induced % ~ the eject Of eitrir
acid on other cancer Patients. -hich be- did
much 10 their relief Inacass ofhop~iers-
" fnrurable cancer. Under our ON obser-
Tstiou. b has been used ~ifh The harpie.t
results. and Afforded greater relief from
pain thsn any other spplicaiion fhat Ia.
leen tried. W. found thst tbi. use o. CT, i.
20 aod Sas not knoun 90 ihs pbysician. q
Our aeqaainfaEoe. ard -e give q Tor tbs
benefit ~ our medicsi readers. The rrrs-
taii'ed sd 3. used ore part bv WEIGHT. to
- parts q soh -afer. Tie weight II =
common nickel cent to e pint Of ~ater CONES
suihcieniiy near. HE solution b. a9sl..l
~ nnoistening q pieos a Ent. and re.r.. !.
vben the pam returns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

THE Arms o. rLANr LoUsE The
books mention over SO different specie.
Of these insects. whose attack. are 50 sfien
injurious 20 rose leaves. rabbare.. hon.
snd even sPpletTees Indeed. almost cr-
cry sort Of plant furnishes verre and
scope for peculiar raoe Of these seebir
folk The foilO-ing Interesting. bit SOM
~hai PoetieAl allasion 20 The Iifr o. A. Aphis
is part Of late ArtIcle by Prof Cunning.
m The Cong-vgati0na,is'. Perhaps Il should
BE- said that TIE remarkable spoutaneous
power Of Reproduction Of the Aphi. = To-
tally lost in TIE 7th. 9th or Id erneration.
according % the species. uben winged
naies make their aPPearancc.
The green and ~inglcss insec; on the rose
leaf sbepherded and milked by black Ants.
has taugh; The World more Of tie uav. Of
God m nature. than any beast q The 6ei4
or Jungle. In the fan. the spLi. Law. her
egg in the Axl Of leaf. In The foro-ir-
spring. a wingiess. scxless insect issaes
hon each egg. - soon a. the inser, =
hatched. ia may De Isolated and reared in
seelusion- In a fr- DAYS ia wiu prodsce q
young ose alive. Tben. every twentv.four
bours. the brood all D. incrcssea ~ re-
arrivals Moiher AID daagLiers ill 20 o.,
predicting Offspring tiI ibe eleventh re.er.
Ation. The mother produces hundred.
each Of these Children a hundred. and 90 on
In the same ratio.
The Erst generation val number 100.
The second generation. ~ COZ.
he third generation. 90 90.
AshiPly each generation b. hundred
and tbe ccnsas ior the eievenih generafion
MI loot up 100 90. 000 90. 600 Oo1.os.
a number 90 prodigious &C. must 70 9Th tf.
spaces Of Astronomy aud she fines o. geo..
ogy. And tbe unPronouncoable naltitu.l.
y The DIPPING Of one virgin uaotl.ert A
wIngiess insect produced q ohild uui.ke b.
self. and iLat child finally prodsoed one
Ike rs grand parent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

oxFcSr. ss-Ata Coartofrrarate h~ltatfsr
is.-ithia sd farths Csuatf 81 oNiard. % ~
thfrt TasstaN 81 Me-. 4. u. t~6S.
IN th~ r~tiil.a n q. q. Aaar.~s. Gusr.asa ~
~ Cyras = ga 81 Ner-.f. go cen. rrayisg
g. tcen-r 60 tuvcsi crristn ausorut ~ rer-a-a
prof~rN on thc furrhasr a hra 81 ~ 49, "a
a .sii -afd.
O~ier.d. th.t the 49, PeUfua--r ave 80
Ice o. 81 p.srsua. tntrrt.icd D. Casssug q ccrt
efthis sraer g. b. psbi i.het thre~ -eskssscsss-
sissis a an osfrrd ibrrsocrat spsgsf gftnt-
81 81 Pass - 49, Crsaty. that thsr 49, spusaf
"a Probate Court % h. h~i3 io f-s,. 80 ~ a
E-s-dar "a hss so. 81 tra - siaeA 81 ths isfs-
aros. anc sas- csu-- if 49, they have. -~Ay tie
sau.e shaali not b. sliossd.
a. ". WOODBURY.. Jsdgs.
Atrss cppy-attsst
=. HOSE. Rsrs.fsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

OxFoso. ss-ats Ccrrt offrohsts h-itst Pa
a.. ~tthia 80 - ~ ts.lHfr 81 osiert. % a.
lard Ir-sisf 81 M. a u i~te
IN IN % nsrs I'll ~ei.ru-su tiaH. stusfsi-frstor
" a th- ~sf,ts 81 Elistt nrccs isis "a Ner-ay
teSs tset. prsstag tor hcsa-r b. ~ so cuaf-f a
~ rsai estate af ssi t-osss-t c. a. rss.-oi ~
tetfs sd inci'-ufsl chsrrr-.
ortsrs.i. fh.t ~ 49, r.stiiie.ss gire r.ics to
III rersons tateresiet. % caustnr tups oi itt'
rroer o. - puttistrt. thrrs ~ssks sarCess.rrI n
tn n ozfori iiruocrat. Frisirt ~ Pave. 49,
thes aaF appear IN frol.ats Cofrt to o. 49, a
farss. o. $50 Ccsats. 81 ~ - Today n M
urNt. 81 tee q thr cioek In tk~ 6rsa.an
snt 49, causs % auy 49, hss~. ~ a.
- -hoalt nst - alo~~d.
v ". WOoDHURN J-f1s
Atrsscopy-attssfs : HoEns. Rsgtstcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
DENTISTRY

$3.50 r~sr~cttl's .a-aFn az .rhat..nnf. ri
btt.rt sa-afF sa-i Fsrrarrf 49, b. 49, frr~alis
rs-.h ishsi ss af.rr sf nETittL uftl. -hrr-
- 80 r.sr 80 arfrafirn fa a. rr.rf 30 n r..
itsfrr in "a ai a. earrass. aai earursrIr o. ID 80
a. patr1.arr 81 49, psl.arr.
a. agerafioas aFea e. Nafarai Testh frrarsI
80 81 rrsafrsf rare 80 sFsrF rr-raar.ra 49,
81 taat 80 prusoofr che 900 go fsrfsrt ~ 49,
lsa.a.a
-rsr.si sri-ariaa siIl t- a. &. fa ft. rr-s-rrs-
Geo "a. ..r q r.rf Nrsfh Afr.f..af r.rrh sasrrrrf
ul-.a ftH.f. ~..Frr .r h..rarrr fEafIrfI Easr .
80 ssHHssrEu o. afsE ssFfsFsrrtss.
ofhcc on Nain ~trrst
o. J.tas.n s.u eco r.aI.are DO sls.rs o.
pssfett Nftsrr. ta- aafirs I'll shsrh -lu o.
Eisea-
Jaraarr L. Tsts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
Portland & Boston Line.
SammsF Arrangement.


Forest City. Lewiston and MOntrsal.
NlliA. suti iurtasf -oisc~. 80 80 ST.
w hsas.
trass Afisaf.r -harf. forfiauf sTrrr 49,
fHsstaf "a stresssF. 4 aurs.fsF. Frtlas 80 -.
-ftss 81 : erlark O. -. go tusi,s -hasf. H.
go. sssfs Neatsf. Z ---lsy. "A s.i---isy. Ttur.-
daF. frif1F-ai Sater1as. al s'c-.fk e ~
sc 10 'atsa 500
rE-Tr-alhf fatsa as rsasf
- ran.asaF 80 90 rrsrears.I.ir 60 tsFesr~ d
80 suaalai ssls~tiag $50 ,a sais- aat ttaf 80
$500. sairss aaiar~ rfFra sssi 49, 90 st go
rstr ~ go lssseexrr 60 rssry 500 ssdsia-ai
rs.aa.
T. BILLINGS. Arsuf
lnfr lar-I 49, s. f-KE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
IUucaHenld

DO MOI PAsrUEE THE NOwING LOrs.
Al least. DO not Allo~ yOsr cattle % eat
thea down Oio-e. or voc al have a poor
yield Of grass uexi year. Fecd your CO.'S
cabb1ges. turnips. so-ed corn. earros-tops
and carrots. Il year pastures Are short. o.
~he'her they are or not; bat spare he
meadows. 90 only permit tb- besi Of The a.
ternssh 20 be eaten OF jest besors a
beavy ran. 20 dress the zaeado~s uith 30
ponds 20 the acre 81 ssP~rphosph.ie. ak
Cd nth four times Is balk o. muck. peal.
dsieh-ser4PinEs. eharcoal assi or loan this
wi pay y0u. % some thirty. some SIXTY.
Ant -o@e an handrcd fold.- BeHf moving
season. II - ar better % nov only Eve
acres. ~bere you 60 three tons Of grass 10
the acre. than % mo- iftesn acrcs. cuftin,
bot one Ton Of grass each. Or thirty acr,s
Averaging bss AAli ton q hay 70 the acre.
[Exehange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

REMEDY roH rHE OSIDS Msaasr. In
tho " Practice Entomologisi~ f,r D..
Der. the fat thai q snail stream ai h.,..-.
vaier poured aioug thc drills r-- 80
roots % the orions. wiii destroy ths mae
goi. ~hiie % does noe iniare the plants. I.
veii 'ubsiAntiafsd By iifersut iadisidssi.
IL y sery eel known that vegetable organ
isns - oiien stand degree Of heaf that
would destroy animal organisns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

Ms>GE oR BARS IrcH. This - often a
trOublesOme disorder. Ia i-coutagios. and
liable 70 run tAro1gA The ~hOle herd II not
arrested. Il makes Us Appearance rBore ire
quently about The bead Of the animal. bat
extends 20 other parts Of the body. causing
much annoyance TO stock And giving "a a
very unsigbtly apPearAnce. n, disease Is
very easily oured. By mingIing .olPhsr nth
ol or lard. and applying The mixture TO the
diseased parts. solrhar y = sovereign
remedy for many diseases % The ska. and
l. used internally With ssoocss b. mAay
stOek-nsR for P-O@Oting the h~Alih and
fh-in u domestic animals When used -
this PurpOss a Is mingled IN snail qaanti-
ties 9TH salt and !. readily taken in tia.
vay. AnimAls kept upon dry food for six
uson'hs % the wear are more liable TO COZ
tract diseases than while at pasture. AL
suiPhar ied in tbs way suggested. serves an
important PurPose IN purifying the blood
aud 10 p-o0oting health.
IUtica Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

nsFoEp ss--At Cert ~ prairsf~ hsH q
fsrs ~ith - auf So fhs OorrfY 20 ONkrl. 90
~ a. T-~-st.y q Ma. a. n. t-<
IN 49, g-fiti-- ~ 500 ! w. at-i-s.-
~ trsfrts RI ths ~-tsts q ~.u.-i "a. w. Ice
~ Ruatprt. trc-.-ci prass.r g. l.o-u-- a. .sU
ed ouusss rrai e--sis hriauFtag ta - t-r~a--
~ - aauaaai 81 $50. - aa strsnt.gs,.-. aS-s
g. ~ sanu~. g. ravu-nI 81 t~trss
ostersf. ttei a. ssii rsi.is--sr rT~ .raus o.
81 frrsans auirrrstri. ~ 0sassag rapT q 49,
oftcr ta . fililsts. fhrr~ ~r~ks s.urr.sss~fs 81
80 oNl.rs ucz-cr.i e. rar~r uria,.i % r.r.. th.t
tars usay HrF-ar fr.t.str ts--rt o. - 49, 81
iafs 81 s.al C.-aats. q. ~ thlrt Ts~.s-s ~
NaY u~Nf. zf trn afthr L-ch 81 the k.r-s.-.-
= q - $3.50 q - fh~y hs.r - - $500
n 81 80 L. -rtutee
WOODBURY. Jssr,.
A truc cury -af.est
Hosss. R,rsr~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

A HENOLOGIcAL OrEEArIoS We ut
messed an oPerAiion IN Our hcncry So
yesrs srnce. thai uould staggcr Cur belief
should ~, have board IL from others. 4
ben was seen moping about the yard ior
several DAYS. sifh hcr crop eno-uously co
larged FROM a stoPpage q ibc loser pas
sac. \ servant giri 10 The family. Ike
so@e bold surgeon. dcicrulncd uPon an
experiment. Sc caught tbe hea one morn
ing before the ress % The family ~crc %.
cur oTen ibe crop wiih a pair o. SCISSOR.
emptied q 81 80 contents. washed cot %
crop. seed ii uP and lei her 20. She got
vel. aad i5r asghi ~c ksov. = suH ran
ning about tbe premises. % relating our
story % q 10 ishbor. wc wcrc brousht down
b. bis relating a. anec,lote 90 b., len -hich
lost ber crop entirely. and = nc~ ore gre-
ost IN 10 place. We coa,dn't believe thai.
Mace Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

SorSD lipHsEs. First ard foremost. 81
Yen Ssh 90 have souni horscs get clean
hmoed and sound breeds. D. ssrc o. breed
from 20 other Thar perfectly souni aaimais
on both sides The animals yoa breed
from shoud not only b. sound themselves.
bot bc from sound ancestors. Ringbones.
spasIns. PInche. fcef. ard many other
trosoles about hofse. are gate a. fransuis-
sihie 20 fhe oaspiing a. fhe color q fhc
bar. Or any otLer trait. either good or bad.
When iaruaers fsiir oomPrchend and re-
siiEe ihe importance of s-lscting fhe b.-t
animals ior breeders q al kind. Of f-m
stock. hrming iufercs I'll then have al
'anced long stride shcad q -hsi - have
seen- Name Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

OxFoHo. ss.-Ata Court 81 Probst~ hsid 81
Paris. ~tthiu sd 90 - Cossfy a Osford. GO
~ lard fs-stay - Mar. a. n. lssS.
IN p~trtoa 81 Cai-b z. Hoitsni. Gasrtiss 81
W h--rv Chih - Ca.ses sa i.-sne pers,1. p rsy-
SO 49, hcrn-e 90 ~ sat coasrs r-.i ss.t- ~
ioagfsg % said ~srd On ~ smount ~ SIS a. =
atv.stsr~osr- ea-r 60 -s-ue
Ordered. thatths said frtituou-r give 49, e. D.
silpeuoastat~festrt n, eausiug cors ofthisor-
a~r 90 BE- pa.hshs1 ~esks sscccsslvefv o. -
oxford Dcaorrnt. o. iafet - faris. thsfthsy
saay spp~ar Frohats fourfto - hsltstrars
30 sait Couat,. 90 tks thtrt T-~-fas 81 NJ
s~xt. sttea 81 the cioct In tAefarencsa az.
she- sss-s. 10 .ay thsy hass. ny ~ $3.50
.hesc net % sfiv--si.
y. ". wpODBrRr. Jafrs.
struscspV-sii--t; J. : HosHs. Rexistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

Wars oS CsrrtE A ssbsriber a.ls
boz ~arts can De- readily removed 9Th
causfic. lamar 20 potash. Five GENTS uorth
Of either isnar caastic or caasiic u potash
uiI sufhce. Keep che causii- To- "a.
take STICK u 70. 49, ths ed ~iih ~asr
Or spiuie. and rub g on The parts. TO
% thres sPphcati0os -iil suficv. Ue verv
carciui siih the ososfic ~ potash or g uiu
eat zoo deep AID make sore
n u Tsrmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

frls. saihfa go farfhr Coaars af usE.rf 81.
80 81 Tu--.i-s q M. = ~. i~eS.
A = - l--f.iaaa of n-<.rs 81 49, n .
- haf hru-rk lsis 81 Ner-as ta 80 Crurrs 49,.
o~a--'. FF-yi-x - 81 $780, eaf ~ ihr 1900
81 estate ID 49, 80 hu.hsni
prt-r~t. Taaf ~ -sit F-tlfsaa~r go -,
tlrs e. af' f~rsl-s iufer~srrf o. raasi-g rfs af
49, srd-f e. - 49, So fhrss -ssk. ssras.s4r--
\ r- ~ pNiorc D. rst rrirfet atf.rrs 49,
thrf u-aF aQF~sr ss ffehlts taart te h. hra sf
f-ris 10 $50 1au-ff. go 49, ttrt ra-st-s al NJ.
u~Nt 81 tra "a ~ Ga III ~ tsfra-.a. 49, 49,
o-ossi o. 49, tsey h-ss. ~hy ths $500 saa.Lf ~
D. Erautrt.
q u. WOODBURY. J-sr.
~ cang -Affrsf uanHs. E~ristrr