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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-07
DIR. SEELYE'S
Catarrh Remedy.
SYMPTOMS:

The symptoms Of Catarrh are ct hr,t very slight
Persons hnd the, have cold. that they have ffs.
quent attacks, and are moro sensitive TO the change
&c temperature. In this condition tho nosc may he
dry, or slight discharge, thin and acrid, after.
wards thick ana adhesive. may en'ue.
As tho disease becomes chronic, the discharges
arc increased IN quantity and changed In quality |,
they are now thick and heavy, and are hawked or
coughed OF. Tho secrctions are offensive, causing
eyes are weak the sense OF smell is lesseued or
destroyed, deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of Ca.
tarrh Is that the person 10 Obliged 10 clear his
throat In the morning Of slick or Shiny mucous
which has fallen froin the head during the night.
When TIL, takes place. the person may be sure that
his disease Is on Is way to the lungs, and should
lose no time In arresting IL.
The above are but few Of the many Catarrhal
symptoms. Write to our laboratory for our pam
phlet describing fully all symptoms, II will be
sent fREk 20 any address. Also directions where
10 procure the medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts Of the
Union, and also numerous testimonials nom thoss
using IL, bearing tho evidence Of in infailibls
merits.
(" This remedy contains no MINERAL or POI.
SON0uS INIREDiENIS, but !. prepared from
Is PERPECTLY HARMLESS, even 70 the most
delicate ehild.-A
CALL FOR sEELYE's CATARRI Remedy.
and take no other. II not sold by druggists In
your vicinity, they will order II for you. Price
tl.O per bottle.
II All persons suffering 9TH any Auction OF
the Head. Throat or Lungs, should vrfte af once
for on. pamphlet fully describing all symptoms
pertaining TO the above diseases.
II will b sent free to any address.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-07

q Pest.rs printed V order At this ones.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-07

HrCards neatly printed In ssl"s d this once
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-07

Hundreds and thousands annually die prema-
turely when, II they would giss the Great French
Remedy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-07

Are more frequently than otherwise caused by thick.
shiny mucous falling from the heal, especially
during the night, and resulting from Ca
tarrh, and are cured by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02
Oxford Item.

Messrs. Address 4 Hicks have opsned
q ne grocery ssVrv IN The basement 81 the
Oxford Hosse.
Ci'arles Dureii. FL . u,akinr esten
sve repairs upoa b. store buiiiinr. snd
~hcr cespissed r ~tu o. ons % III. be-t
stores an The place.
Mr. ". 7 Merrill from rortiand. Is
oPcned Sioe Siore in tbe ne~ hui.linE
erected ~ } J. Perry. lat fall. where 81
celicnt bargains oah ~ hsd "a thc boot ans
49, hne.
john ,. Perry has soii one bali OH.
-aier poser in the oii Coaeo FACTORY .iie
% NJ. =. 6. Coy. who inieud. erecting ~
The SAM. a SSH. Blind srd door Factory.
the ensuiu- swimmer.
TIE shovel al Hoe hSnii,;' Factory Of
Mes.r.. Ra--oa A. Perry. = no. doins a
god busisess. Tb~y have u,ais saiss q
al their administered sto,k and are no.
working m or,icrs Ahsad.
\ re- an spscious vesfrv has becn bali
By the Methodist Society asd connected
~iih ia-ir caur,h. costing $50 .e1. -hich i,
re- completed. H. Il" Ladies Par a.
though attended ~ bui - % th- s-i.Tcl.
was a derilcd sscccss. Welding a Sun II
money su.H cent % iursi.h q IN good styls.
l. Va a very iargc sociai eathering. great
D euiogrd hs these 40 attended 81.
A felioS oali.nc Lisascl William Essli.h.
employed a. hostlcr "a shc stable Of The
Lake Hoase. siier attending bah a. Boil
ssor's Nil' and asosLcr 90 SouSL Paris took
'' French have. carving ~ith hiu fne
bore an flcish. rohes. aai cher property
belonging 10 NJ. p n >cribacr AL 9th
er-. ~orsh four hus1ned dollar. The ON
ers a. get have b.-en unz5Lr 60 fad either
hini Or he ProPcriy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

hErorr 80 baSE COMMISSIONERS. The
Nn"'Ai Report 81 ihe Bank 'oranissionsrs
ei'es le-s complete cRPoslsion ol the con-
ai'on' o. The oans' has - have lad hrrr-
'oiorc. ''nre 20 u'any have paced oct OF
safe ooninoL Congrcss hai suPPiscl thi.
aeHei~neF ~ providing tat this informs-
i''n shall 'e 'Pread before H. people qlar-
terry m ihe 'oeal pres IT, Comuissien-
err pa a.irsion O. The ~ s.sssua give their
A''en' 70 ~ al state their ooa'i,'soa that
NE 'ons'iiution Hcfcr assigucd that The
banking business should be uuder tie CON-
troll % tie State. nth no rscaas % rerula-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02
Isternal Rsrsrre.

We So fhat rarIous r-o7osiirors have
been introduced INTO Con-ress. chas.-.rr
the at aut5ouzing the EXCISE tax. Tb;.
At nos yiclds The government an avcra-s
Of about one ui.ion per day Doubiire.
some Amendments nav De- made IN the ~
~hieh al - equitable snd lust. bot &c
ihink g Wouil BE- tad policy o. change a..
law N any ~ay. - a. 90 reduce the sss,n To-
tai ~ REVENGE accruinr 90 the rorr-nmerf
More especiaiiy wosd RE people object
% q rcluction ~ faxes upon articles o. Lax.
ur1. Jpon tobacco ard al And. 81 ir-or-
icaiing crHss tbe FAX shouid D. inc-~s.es
Ih~ sooner the pubiic is materially rra.o~s
tie neucr o al D. 90 tbe reorie. and IN
order io Do chs % ~. De- recessarr o. -
taIn our prcsert Internal revenue svstsru for
some yesrs 10 come. The p~ople have be-
core saneuhat familiar -itb 10 op-rafi1n.
an a. uuca q I,s uaarhfn-ry BE- an indirect
system of tarniion. tlev Do -of asa rr-r-.
thing object o. &C.. A direct sss--a ofta4.
a'i.n 'rf..d upo- al. k.--. of property i--
.iis0rluiratc.t vcuid meet viih crest or-,.
sition and on nanv cases -o-i4 D. or.-r.
eve. Oar Internal rrrenue sr.te-s a..
Eel-ral raie operates upon t,.ose he.t able
Co. FAY pr Instance take fi,. stamp dut,e..
~hirh are levicd and collected uifl i.-, r.rv
trifrrg rApeuse O. the Coveru--rt Ia
nan has farm ~ buiidiugs ., ell or 20
lease. Of oourse b. 81 eel ahh fr psr ~
stamrs 90 make valid BE- deed -r lea.e =,
9th avvers. doctor. uierci-.,-. hotel
Keepers ard oilers requiring Eoe-.s. ,h.fr
tasiness pay fheHi prulfs sl.r .,rutto enable
thrm io pay 81 q licen.e. Manufs-fur.s.
az aiuosi al. kinis are nov and uiIi bs fo-
yrars to creme. coirlre money a-i aiifouri
The anoani tlry raV nav seeu, large r. tt-
agrrgst~. yet 20 81 rn prop -tisu Cd ihsi-
'alrs. ard tle larger Their sales. &C. letter
thev car sfari to pay thsir roreru-.r.
taHcs. We bop orr rrrrsscrt4-.ses ia
torEress sill avoid Ell f-r-4,og-.sy sra-
thi' natter snd vaik s-larsly up OBJ a.
marx ard so adiust our systems of national
taEafi'n al fo ~1rs oui anauaiir r.aters.
rrl8cii7n Of or debt. alort policy ga,
viI 90 fhc earliest praet.csl dav relieve r.
entirely from its Oppressive hard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

The keunebcc Josrnal icarns thaf if i.
piopo-ed Oh compile . history ~ The ne-s-
rspor' o. Name The Name Elitors and
fublishers' Conveutien have appointed
Committee 90 tLat puposs. of -Li-h
Father >ty~arl % che member from Ken
ncbcc. We ftink thst Dr Tree. re mem
ler from Oxford is tssirg hold o.. tts nat
frr vith -or carurrntss. o.. report -Ii
cover tie history 81 ore oi tbc earliest pa
rrrs ever polished ia Name vessIs
.ssaed Del Iretarg. in Obj, isst osnfsr,
Me believe there BE- zoe DE ore oopr .
thrs stsfe al OBJ oaly f'e b. ia tbe liar
ward College lbary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02
Tie Lecture System.

One 81 the best csiienccs ~ have 81 IN.
teiiectuai aivanccmeni among the people.
T. the n,cans ~ them sdor,rd % acquiring
knowledge. Ard amoug the ~ars 81 car.
ryins truth - tbe poPuisr ear. nons sisnls
in higher rsrste. than ihe Leriurc sysicm.
Not caiy - o-r vI''es ard is-g- pcrulous
villages hsf IN ibe more quiei retreats %
our rural districts. The people are moving
% provide themselves 18th evening I.cc
turcs upon literary. scientific ani political
suhieess. Tbs - As d shoald BE- - iar as
10 goes Battherc - all mash unoocupied
rroand in this great fsid 0f mcntsl cslsure.
Mary Of cur iarge villages. have not a. set
taken an Interest in this matter. Asa mere
matter Of ansascule'.f a coursc - eel rcgu-
lated Lectures daring the ~inier .ea-on
from oomp,tert sp-akcrs weak 10 che peo-
pc q any village o. worth doablc their
cost People VII have thcir au.usc-nsnis.
especially tAe yozn- ard ho- u,uch better
Co o. combine thc u--isl. ~ith che ornament
al. % 20 % ~ Lecture non -hcru muri
thai can BE- made useisl during ones -hole
life can b. learned. than Co g. % sone 9th
cr places. sho-s sotaric- 20 a~ay ie-.rtfisg
every tAins taS the frivoliiies q ;he hour.
Upon the questions q Lecturcr. nuch
might Lc sad. We scar tLe-r Is an error
oous scntialent iu nearly al conmuaifies
upon this Ssh ieot. The general impression
scrsus 10 be that none buI popular s-sts-
fioE sPcakcr sboaid he engaged. This idea
has b-1coane 80 general. thai q has rendered
ihe lcctsrIng businoss a perfect aonorolr.
To suppose that Henry Wari Bccrhcr. or
Wendell fAilips or B..hop Si-p-on or T..
II. CAaFin o. about a dozen oihrr favor,te
names that - couid nenfion are abe s-.iy
men In The Couniry. LAT ooalI interest,"
Popalar audi-nce. - one OF tLe c-raterf
mistakes imaginable. We lave good and
eloquent spezkers cnosgh in Name % 30
al oar pubhc lecfsring. oosid tSes - .aF-
hciently encouraged ard pairouiz,d IN that
direction. a. less thaa one soartb Ca. amount
nc pay the gcntemca We iurport from
abroad. Pablic sentiments ug,on thi. cues
tion DusJ be rvfo-ule-i. 5esorr the Lecture
system caa hc uiade in as true sense a pop
ular iasingilon. To tbs end let IL leal.
ing Influential citizcrs in al oar village.
takc bold q this matter On earn~sf. Ga
~ course Of Lccturrs and pairoai1e bone
talent lH tbs vay the systen CA b. u.aie
more uriVcrsai ard d.sasise al tIe iens-
hts nos comparatively confaca % che -.
can BE- enjoyed ~ ihe many.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

Stars EHrrsnrrrErs Tbs Conmttee
CD , .raroc lass reported. Ia rrinopa
ipfrofriaro1s a-r FL foiio~s Temgorsrv
ioan. slfi.lil 80. interest ou rablic letf.
5000 Goo. ta'arre Doe on sltool flrIs.
sis.-so 80 'slar.ss cf Plbie og.-,r.. 60. -
go 0o. soIdiers aI.stmerts. e. Cd, ~ f.
balaoce llr ra 90 i1 families. I-.t.as.tt.
sd.ai'5y '.rsiez fsad. s4s.1s4 U- The
totai sa.aant ef sffropriatons reported 10
: .CsI. l.-sI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

AericrrrrHsf CoIreE Tie Board
Of lraste-s have voted to io-a'e fbs College
in Orono The ste b. the Waite aaa col
Gard farm. aboat tirvs-f.urfh. a auae
from ilc r.l.age. uron the Saltwater stream.
To farm Be- e. large ard fertile ore. cor.
rfi..ng go or more scrrs.
lae varances in tbe Board 81 Trustees.
uere SIZED bg thc Legislator ou Tbursday.
e. f1lioEs lsaac Wooin,an 81 Waldo Co.
and Ihomss brerer q Wssbisgton County
Ihe racancy occasiooed ~ the resignatior
Of Ibos. : Lang % Kennebec. "a fuel
By the Bosrd BY ne election q Hoo. "
a r Ddhngham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

lESTn A. UsL Ven Rev = T.
G9sid oi Aioauy. received on the sth inst
hi' fssfl annaal sisii from as people On
aoeoust oi sickness in h.s family. tb- soeis
saihsring - bed tbs yeaE 81 iLs house
Of j. II. LoseJoy. -. 4 good uuut,r
~ere prescott slo b.sliy sr.oye8 tie go
siau. snd u.anl,ested their suabsted iutersst
in the.r pastor ~ s.f's 90 a.orsy and other
articies snoutt.ur to 60.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

\ NUErI,r Thc Frrr Pies has a f1I
rrpori of a ii..,l su.i hro-rhi in ,he >srr.us
Court 90 Belfast. bsflrv JalSe picksrsoa.
an4 -hich oervP.ci seven days Il -as The
case of Ellen \. Vessel " pr A. SIMON
con. &c ths puhiicsiiaa 90 an article in IL,
Pre- Press. charginE "a 18th expecting
grrat JOY az che a.sassiaaiiou of T'rcsid-nt
Lincoin ihai the urst day uPoa goias %
hcr s-hool. .he iouad 90 s,l.oiar,. snd that
81 ieii ibe s,hooi unpasl. g.. Damagcs
-ers isii a. $50. After b-ire oct I've
hoars. thc Iury rrtaracl scrdici Tor the
piaintid 20 sci Dyiralant fiel eHccP-
tions al molaa s.r ne~ trisi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

SovEL RouHrrr. On FRIDAY last %
Eceman on DTS IN Grccn-ich street. Me-
Nori. a. ac-o.fel by anoihcr rnan ia fan
police uniiorm. -ho stated slsi BE- had bocn
spcrials detailed 90 arrest coaaierisii-r
in itag siciufy. au1 vosi1 probably use.l
Assistance. >oon aifsr a nan -iih Ca
casl bor passcl ai-'g. ~as arrested b. tLe
strange po.iovu.zn a. abe bogus noic uana-
factsrer. ard gwen In ch.rg, q ~ othsr
otaoer g. oouvsg Cd tLc ,iatlon house. the
stranger A. che same tia.r taking ciErge a
tbe prisorer's bos. rtich BE- said H. woall
carr. io folloe iieaiqaartsrs. The P~rsoa
spprvheu,iri pro, Cd Co tc tis porter q tl.e
Srcvn~ilh >asinss Bank. -ho. -hcn arrest.
81. hal hcea 10 the di,sharge q his lrsi,i.
uatc duis. and tLe inli,ilaal 80 ha1 tak.
En- charge of she cash La1. ~Lich couia,ret
thrcc thousand dollars. "a a. ia.po.t-r.
-ho had drsiscl ilis ingcnious pian O. 81
posscssion % tLc money. Tie rosus Ia,
not set becn ARRESTED. [Boftan Josrual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

DoNArroN. Ga the evening q ~ 2oth
q Janlary. abouf one hnndrcd friend. and
nsighbors 81 Ees. Joha STANLEY visited ban
81 be house On Porter. and AFTER psftasior
oi supper fura.sbsl ~ thsmselsc.. pre-
scented Inn $500 10 mensy. ssd saros.
articles for family zee. auaoonii.g il Al. 90
-Sl.oo. The Donation a. q trihate Of r..
sTert irun meuhcrs - srverai denosiua-
iious and iroa the pubhc g.aerslly. for
h'fa. ss iaifAial minister. aai Co., lis resi
ard saE-arir4 diigcncv sn bis Masters
ssT''cs. Alter psssins tie evening very
pisasantly 10 religious AL social eni8v-
rnfrt. thr company - srstsi. b~sr.nz 18th
them tAc prayers q IA. stanley All Li.
family. an'l isehng ihai ti-y I'D been rich
iy rewarded fo- oouiag together.
Ouss. WsDssoErm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

Congress stand Grrn upon tbs great gaes-
ti0n. - sbal b. saved and tbe old 81 p cf
Siste val oufri,ie thc storm Il ibes tsupcr
with traitors and oomProui-e 18th treason.
she goes to The bottom carr ing do~n ~ifh
her the bcst govern@cns The ~orid ever
sau.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

Tie Is- rcu Joarral gives q ~ronr i-r
T-cssi1n ol d. Trees Iecfares Iiento
give ere iertarr In &C. r-a-se q tLrM D.
so,.sfy. or rh.ch ocras.o. a. sutj-,t -u
b. Geology Ihs lecture ras delivered sf
karford on Iuesday evening. 20. All 81
Norrsy iasi T1esday evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

he Jo-fnai says =. %. ) >nitL'. oa.,
"-n'e ~ ia Bosiou. last Saturday. Noac-
tan1 -As iskcl farther that to lnorca.s t..,
.,nsa ior has 2FPsArauo, ilou g 80 ~
= .'''- Ihls % lie .e,lsu ior ss5ofaa-
go. o Ieg.y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

wasuf~oro~ Jan. % TIE H'use
C,umittee on lnsaEI rensions 90 dae.
th-oush Mr. Pcrha-i of Maine. reported
adversely ou ihs reiiiIon % he ~idos 10
Msior Gensral Suu,ner praung for A. in
crease o. psnsion from SO 20 So pr
mon'h. The Committec coaii not r'onssui
O. an incrrs.e 81 tho-e 100 ~crc aireaiy
receiving So pr nouih. While % mans
roor widows 81 com-non soldiers arc rcccis-
rig onls :.
Th- sane conuliiiee also male an al
serse rsport Ca ths Pcttioa of Nciain
Tee psilf iousr - forth that CsTs McI.iu
~biis 49, as conaai.sionsd cnis a. Cap
tan "a a. tls time Il has dcaih rafinr ia
the capacity 81 Lieutenant Coionri. and
prays that the ~iio- nav rvceise a pcnsion
oorrrspoudiug to the position In ~hicA b.
"a. acting a. TIE timc 81 bis death. Thc
rvr.ort state, that during the wsr nany Of
fccrs ~cre Allied or wounded vhiic e.
crrisinc = higher conn,and than lat 81
~hich they we're oouaaiss loEed anI muster
81. and that The Coumittcc - opposed o.
granting rersions FOR high,r rank than
ihai tor ~Lick The ofEc-r As sctgally com
rnissioncd. A. there vss no opposition %
The rePori in the llouse. q i. sopPosed al
similar case. before The Comu,itt,s -ili b.
arToscd q Ia ile same ~sy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

Tie Ho4iton Tines SAYS ihat the selta.
iion 81 fie Fenisn troatie oa ihe great .-a-r
-lirh has been inia' gsi.a N or prosl.r.ai
re ghhors. tts hat traisn-v t1 promote
en- Erafrrn 81 tl.s s.is 81 rrounrials lssrr
ner ~ boricr. les ttem Gene.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

Jaues Cla1t. of vs,.ai1or... LrsE.nsn
on e. fre'glt irt.a 20 Of. rorlsaI a.
hs,relcc Railroad. o. instantly tlI,i &C.
prr'irn. Iae.iif iy h..ag oa the fraek
Hhen tle trnn -as n not.on al te rts
'ifrf.rr RON tir crg.-s tender to ils car,
IT, slo.e tram passed over h.ai. maas 4
t.u horribly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

We regret to Fam that Hon Thoaas
Chase hss been confined 81 tonle. s.-.s
60 dsys afier fhs organ irtti1r of ths LIZ.
isisfure by q maiignant tsmor on his ier
In q note 30 us. dated tbis resk. hc az, b.
- somewhat better. ard iopes 90 resame
has seat o. Augusta nert seek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

Tbc snov storm of lass seek welded. o.
thc pccp.e report. foot sro- uro- e.
level. al fortsnsieiy b. not dr.fsd marb
v s the n1sf rror-.slrg mafer.tl ilsi DO
for a saasri breers o. risy 18th. thsi is oi,ss
seen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

The Stale Bank. q Aug.,ia. has decided
- confines che rrlemPtioa u 80 bill.
-''Ar ionsef aa4 coua0a bone.ty - iu
see- 80 repais AZ iLe capital tbai che d.
sectors arr h'slIy coaFlia.case4 ihsrrfor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

Tie Press says too --ea sore arrested
lass ~cek. eaaf-'4 ~ith stealing inca iron
Messrs. pccrins. MAhkin q 60. Ihrss
h-rdrcl dollars vorth has been rccarcrrl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

The Gari..cr Joa-uai says tiat "a
Ihu-siav evening llth uit.. ~hIe ~
= Hasar. Ia GO Ei,hmond. as riding
ou 81 ris-r. az hat CITY. ia turning short
18th high .p,ritel herst. the sleigh vas
caf-izei. All ths horse rna be Sir iia-er
bed ou ~ tie r-ius. sni che rr,1t ras
ihat ihe horse i,ani h.nseii in che river at
tls eni ~ rai'roai vtarf he 80 u.tb
great difraify rescued.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

Ia iourtL lcoisrc q thc u 3 Soc,str.
-~.-as ie!a a. a. Congregational Charch.
beiisi iiiii. on wedns,lsy es~uine. Feb
"a a. Prof =. u. Sn.sh of Watsrsille
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

~rrurs uEsru a Mn GHuan az
Garli.er as f.-nd dad .n trr tsI oa
sar'ay morn.rg iast t.t-ee- slr arI seven
ocioes Dr. niiifsii Hss called saI .-.-
roancel haotss % heart li,essr
I'M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

Hon. p. Msro- hss been sppoiated
postmaster q Dixfeid Village. IN plsos q
Join 7. Sevsry. r-sgned
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

A-cther card Or Go arra.t..a of eui-
grants to lliho. BE- o. r.rrt thst efest
lis-orrr.s of -l.1 silver anI lamoHis
harc been n.i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

Atfic meeting of tie Irusess of iiir-
vsrI Can.rr ltr seek rrrrti.s C1nrir-s
"a srroinfsl rroetor oi nat iasiiiailon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11
Agricultural.
Maple Sugar Making.

Many OF our readers are busiiy engaged ia
the pleasant occupation OF tapping TIE spien-
did and fruitful maple tees, and boiling
down their life blood To make sugar ana syrup,
the most delicious of their kind. Some ol
then may thank US Tor informing them OF d
few discoveries which have lately been made
in the manufacture OF cane sugar, and viii
probably be as true tor maple sap as for sugar
cane JUICE.
FIrst and most important Is the use vi colo
instead of heat for thIckenIng the sap. Every
one knows that water boII5 at 2l2 degrees VI
the thermometer. Now as the sap will stand
at 40 to 80 deg Of there is snow on the
grOund) the whOIe mas vi liquid must b
raised through loo or 10 deg, 10 make IL
boil. But, On the other hand, water freeze :
at 80 deg, and TO freeze the sap, only Is
deg. of heat would have to be taken from It
Now, It mas been found that freezing serves
the eugar-maker just well Is boring. PaIl
OF the water iieezes into d solid lump, aud
leaves ali the sugar concentrated III she ie-
naming liquid. the difference IN cost te-
tween raising the Juice 10 degrees aud re
1ucIng 1t . degrees IN temperature Is OF course
very great, aud sugar ought TO o. cheaper IL
consequence OF this discovery, especially So
as the yield OF sugar Is much greater than by
boiling. As snow Is usually the ground
nights are cold enough to freeze Water iefl IL
small vessels out IN the air, the uso OF colo
instead OF heat would be particularly advan-
tage0us to the maker OF maple sugar. The
EXPERIMENT. can easily be tried wish Il sing ie
pan OF sap, which should be just IS 1t comes
from the tree. Ii one freezing Goes not MAKE
the syrup very strong, another may be tTIed
La any case the Concentrated sap viii have 10
he boiled To make sugar.
Another point should be attended TO. L
zap Is left long IN contact with the air, II
darkens and though this cannot be yer,
well prevented In sugar-inakIng, another
cause Of tark sugar can. Ii boiled at too
high temperate, the sugar will be dark, ano
there will De more syrup and less sugar than
IT the sep just steams away.
The points noted above nave been obsar Ved
IN making ordinary cane sugar, which IS no"
done very scientifically. Probably they apply
as well to maple sugar manufacture, and
some of our readers may be enterprlsing
enough to try the experiment on a pan OF two
of sap.-EIGnsiler and Chronicle.