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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-15
THE EVENING NEWS.
o.rJ Of Fire Dcicgntes'

,s,uI.r monthly meeting of the Board
Of Fire Delegates was held last evening"
President, Mackay in the chair and Charles
nawson officiating as Secretary. The roll
ho;,g called q full Board was found to be
present.
Mr.. Birdsall handed in the following
preamble and resolutions, which were read
and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. God, in his infinite wisdom,
has removed from our midst our noble
hearted brother. Benjamin W. Ballou. and
while we. with meekness and humiliation,
bow to the will of our beloved Creator, we
sincerely regret and deplorc his untimely
end.
Rssolred. That We mourn exceedingly
the irreparable loss Of our brother as a
gallant fireman, an efficient officer and a
kind hearted friend.
Resolved. That we offer our sympathy
and coincidence TO his beloved relatives
and friends. and trust that his noble soul
is now with angels at the right hand Of
God.
ResolreG. That these resolutions be prin-
ted in the daily newspapers Of the city and
that a copy thereof be transmitted to his
relatives in New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-15
Dissolution

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE I Ex
nf-pKEE IN the Jewelry Business, L. this day
d,s.olyed by mutual consent-MR. DURkEE
drumming ali the liabilities OF and collecting all
,bs debts due to the late hrua rrrp,,su
GAIA mn. February u, lesa fs2'a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-15

l. o. b. B.-rhe Anniversary Ball Of
this Order, last evening, was G fine affair.
The light fantastic toe" was tripped I'M
Ill the /" We sma' hours" were well adj
vanced. The music was furnished by
Wilmington. which is equivalent to saying
that it was superb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-15
ST. PATRICK's DAY.

Committee OF Arrangement.
Judge Meagh0r, Judge Murray
P. 5 Q'Reilly, Michael Lynch,
J. p. Flanucry, Thos. Cordiel'
Thos. McCluskey, F. A. Mckay,
James Kelly, Joseph Mallon.
Invitation Committee.
r. Herman, Homer King,
4 n CLARK. J. II. Latham,
Geo. Currie, A.; IyHeu'
p r Kennedy, +. Titus.
InSo. C,mp6ell. il Edwards,
'JndSs And. V. Butsch,
J. T. Goodman. Pi,ney Taylor
John Mallon, John RUSSELL
lame. Root, VI. Bonifous,
q n Curtis, II. RYAN,
II. W. Theall. Martin kIeo'
Captain c. @. Warner. John McConr.
coptoIn CahIll. ?. II. Lamar,
Soion.l Eyre. Ed. Cahill.
n = Jone.. Gus. Ash.
n, Monuo,, Joseph King,
&C Foster, Jhcoo iounk'
o. +. Jones, A. +" Nell .
o. @. Hicks, n: n. FARGO,
p. n. McCourt, Thos. barry
James Cummings. Hugh kerrin'
" Ronynpe, Jacob Smith.
John MeCsrty, IF. O'Ferrall,
John Connolly, Michael Mccarthy
= orJrls, Michael Monaghan,
e. w. Reyes, Mlenaei MeOIuske9'
J. d. Treat, =. w.. hutehin'on'
Thomas Cassin.
Reception Committee.
.John MeCarty, James Kelly.
Floor Managers.
J. ID. Meagher, D. Lyons.
rICHETs......FIvE DOLLARS.
fel6 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-15

STEAMER ARRIVED "A telegram from
San Francisco at W o'clock this after
noon. informs US that the steamship
Golden Age had just arrived. (No local
news OF importance. except that the
weather was most delightfully."- pleasantly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-15

An Irishman being il church where the
collection apparatus resembled election
boxes, on its being handed to him. whis.
pered in the carriers ear that he was not
naturalized, and could not vote.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-15

\ DIFFERENCE IN TRAvEL.-Diferent
sounds travel with different degrees Of ve-
locity. \ call to dinner will run over q
ten.acre lot in q minute and a half, while
a summons to work will take from Ave to
ten minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-15

AS flowers never put on their best
clothes for Sunday, but wear their spot
less raiment and exhale their odor every
day, 80 lie, your life, free from stain. ever
give forth the fragrance Of goodness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-15

An editor a, a dinner table being asked
if he would take some pudding, replied in
a Il, Of abstraction, lowing to the crowd
Of other matter we are unable to find
room for it."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-15

Ok the 5,h instant. the outgoing treas
urer Of Sacramento county passed over to
his successor S7l,3l3 So.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-15

E. w. KEYES.
General Undertaken,
No. 26 South c street, Virginia. has on hand the
only stock Of
B.rs,ov,s Metallic caskets and Burial
Cases, Fine Mahogany C6nins,
Comm Trimmlugsi etc.,
in tho State!
Also-METALLIo coFPINs Of all kinds, got
M at shortest notice. Also, large assortmsntS Of
Silyer.Plated and Metal hountlngI, Craps, Glover,
Robes, Fringes and Satin Innings, etc.
Particular attention paid 10 SH1PPIN9
BODIES, and Funerals attended to With
Remember the old stand
No, 10, South @ street,. Virginia.
r. w. KEYK8.
P. S.-Hearses and Carriages will be In ready
ness to attend Funerals all over the county and
vicinity.
Ne. 20 South C observation-disclosures,
Wishes 10 inform bis friends, and the public gen.
orally, that he has on hand u com.
pleto stock Of
Furniture and Furnishing Goods
Bedding, Carpets, Blankets. shsstlngs.
Crockery, Wooden and Willow
Ware, etc., etc.
thank my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and hope, by strict attention
to business. to merit q continuance OF the same.
" Remember the OLD STAND No. %
South c street, Virginia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06
Administrators Sale

WILL - soh ~ Aurtioa ~ ~ Sui-cr i,-r
w on 80 rfefnis~s orculrasi o. ~ isis Irn-
ftrnia ". hryeni o. PARIS 49, 80 kaa~n - 80
Cha-s Stsad. % Ws.ises.iay 49, 23th 49, ~
Job a~st - tsa o'cl,ck 4 ~. 81 80 Raj go
fer-onai r.ru-eFts hciongtar to the ksfsts of tts
iste terisnia v Byeat coulPri-iag DE ta,iss-
inE. g. al
rne Stsaa kao~n 81 thc T.. 4. Cha-- $3.50
sifusie.i on Fsrrs fiil shouf ? I . ril-s for -
paris Dept 1ni ucar ths Tari. HiI Arslrrar.
god rerrslr. hesf a. tsruacr. hou-~ nnf I. eel
g., shrd FRA cellar 81 aurc. gaf-i stshie. ans
ahouf t'ie~n arrrs of Cloi iant on vhich thfrr is
i.rsc gu'u-rr ed loaug slpir rat b. hat trrrs.
uuaklaz a. = rrrf plrassai ed arsfratA suararrr
rssidrace - snrh vi-h to have BE citf trrtrg
DO beat 81 -usaa-sr an srJis bfsciug trreres 90
o.rafrf 81.
Ais ~oafiat r,-raia,a- a'saf SOS acr-s ve1
~optcc ed iia.bcrrt. situatst 81 a. oortherif
fart af -sid io~a 81 lsri. eel @.uui t~o aii--
iroa the Slaad su Fsris n l- sal De b. kaosa
81 the Eoi-rt Gray o..
s-s ahsst thlrty rslrs af Cd Eras. had sit.-s-
tec fn thr fnvn cf rtnn en fhe rorih si.e OF rre
rod ieating tFr-a tf-aa o. Lfral b-iag T..u of
10 -ua.'-rri tiy - on 'stt tr'oa aal i''ei, or
cui.et 81 >aua-i Grover.
A. the rirht 81 s,li.t, ei r,.irsr.ior the l.af
couseFci fa Jas ". ~sih a. Iohn IS k~nl. d
~ d. NsrgaEe deed dated H.. i>.h l~i7 enc
RECORDED ~nh pKi.i Rrcort. RIA lt1 p-rr 30.
the $780, ~htsh vas so o. sd nrs-at "a ~arr-
- SAX auf conVc o. fa hlla By ce-a catrt Jana-
40 pa l-6o
A. tar Ugh. ts crftafn o. rf ~Frecr art
heliark f.r.l~r sfanifar eat grovrfnr nn Ii s.I
s.ruafrt III Nnrsaf tfcE v~sf of hnd q urnrls
h.f vhHt sail tr-ea-ri frrnlrel tr lre. af
Diesel Ca dsf-d ,rrh eC-h 1852. asI Recsrl-
81 v.ta oslarI E-carls u1ak i2f ri-r al.
Ai-a coo hsI af l's~ " "a zee TnIrrrsa-
isi taarfh 80 Pare. iiil- TIE rt1ht f1 terrsrl
o. kaa go n ra ts'a. in Fslts u.ar rsrr- Hsr'.
- 90 rerts hsrt cod at IRE ~ln.a CD Ptri. ~ d.
srt-a'..r &C. lrrrrrr lf II 1911 "a .-I IA "a
tf.rlrr on ih- tsrar a. ans n.ars thrl thi.rs Cd
nrr,rft o. o. mrril.1
TIE -i-ase see Ell Real Estate wir i~ s.t,-rt
a. - itus's ght 20 tosers uharh 81, o. rs-rh.ss-
90 az t-e saue tial- and nttcs 81 dcsuf1
-. " BLANCHARD. Ata'r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06
Scientific Facfn

Science proves. and ne believe. such mir
acies a, the following:
The AR Is capable u solidi6cafions. bq-
uefAeiion and color. A pressure from With
O0t Of 6lty miles deep Of sseh AR surrounds
the earth.
Every adult supports pressure on his
own person % thiry thousand p0unds
weight o. iiis ar.
Except Tor such an enormous compres-
sion lson -isao.;. nan would explode
Exo.rl for this ar. sound aad life ineisa.
irg within them reason and languarc oouil
Rot east
Many plants breath. pcrspirc. propa.
gate By sexual distinct ions. aaa posses.
circulation q sensitive Efe
The asc Of uany trces which are. a. T.
were. the srist0cracy q plants. exceeds
foar thousanl years.
There arr. Al least. no i-ss than ssrolfy
fiotsrHd distinct species % sach trees and
plants.
TIE smallest insects are ,he architects by
whom islands and coatmcnis have bcen
bailt up ont Of the water
The pyramids are constructed q stoncs
formsd % tie concrctians OF minute shells
q these insects an az tie chalk bills anl
chalk strata 81 the world are nofhing but
her eNcrcmcnts and remains.
Amoag land insects. tie white ans AMI
ibe bee have lived ior thousands q years
under hercii,-y insiiis lions q established
loyalty and order.
Oihers Of these insects Lave iAiity thou-
sansl ewes.
Thvre have existed iribes o! frog. liz
ard. ayinE dragons. equal ia dlmcn.ions
10 bis9us. hiFpoPoiani. elephants.
[Iort.cuiiuris;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06
Hort.culiurist

DEoroEIzrEs- TIE isi.5uing articles
are easily avaiiable ior thc suppression Of
noxioas Sascs. 50 fatal % health and lie
To pounds OF ulphaie q iron copper.
az dissolved in a pa',igl q water and
Pogrcl iato sAuiis. vii prcvcni the forma-
ton % suiPhuretied hydrogen gas for some
iimc. and uil genc-aiiy b. suaicicni 10 r.
move az nuisance.
layer 20 CHARCOAL dssi Will prevent the
escape g OF nsive od0r from auv decom-
posing subsfsnce
One Poenl 81 u.,rste % lead dissolved in
pai.fai 81 ~ster - excellent Tor sinks. sink
drains anl vaults.
Il other things fail. chloride = liaae Is al
ways eHecfual. ard may be- fe,iy uscd IN
vaulis and upou other collections q hlth.
These Substances arr rct expensive. ana
wil chrciualiy destroy al che offensive
smells. Thr qaaniify Co b. ssed viii De-
pend or 'ic q-aaiity of fl,h 90 be dcolor-
izel. AMI their p~rmanency of eject upon
Local conditions in carh case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

T. BE uunoratie Canrf sf Cs.rnfv Caai-i sem.
-. s,rhfu 80 g. th~ renrfs oi Oxfstf.
NJ tle rnirrsfrnct fcsrornts uf e. u,c.rf.
w irru. Mrsrro ard tIcin.ff rrs-.eri.r.'f rrr-
re-rrf thai rrilIic rauvrnaercr frqalr-s fn~ go
tr1u IA hrgauaF Cllalarlr- af Id f.ra- -..s ID
t'lr ruat rrcru.s i.cat~t - srlr hs.rls f--fwrr,
N~slca a1t fre Az iarfarf il thr tasa ai Res
tarf. th~nor rurarur ur rh~ s1rfh r.tr af 49, -
dfis-co--la stvrr fo rts tosa $50 af er nrar ere
rrs...eaoe oi lharass ira-h. ia tae toss oi kaal-
tara. arl tha1r~ zior- saii tner $50 fn go
Cosnit r.aat lctdlag fru,n frru aiang tnr srarh
SIS 81 ere AaernscrCgrn rlrsf fu Frr..rs trr.
~. sd aiso f1 l1skr srrh a,rrrs. .-s r- ttr -s
u saratrt Foaf rarrf.aref rhar~ 80 s.rr trr..r.
raF cereruuIae to d. c. fra..r coareasrar-. A.
ln curN tsauni 80 srrr 80
narrl 10 Mrxira h.. -. ~ n I-sI
HIRAM T.. SWAIN .rtaIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

a NEH MsSrftcrrar 8 -ru arti.f.
o. Trade b. Degirri1- Dol ..-.s i.fa u.rE.,
Tie o. ir.t. made 81 cow. barr. after ,
presses patented o. O. LoEcu ae.a,.,. ..,
eral years ago. arl r.u ourcI lra....
company lie neu saistaroe il elastic
roa-coai8cior ~ beat. dara5le. iupsuio..
to vntcr. and ineomharltie. Itra'-ralr
usel Go .lea,hin- s'aqs. being placed b..
iHccn o. uool ard CO., eorasr. f.r a-l-r.
iiaias carpets. Tor sturag c-sli1as a.l
naiirrsses. for r,ofa-. ilr iaterpoar- bs.
feccr boilers sd u..I work. a.I f8r a
hau.lrcl oil,r p1rPoses. arI biIs hir Co.
haVc a' m1ry uscs AL zatfi rtr.La. Ar-.
tog BE- Orb Proecrs .i erection at l.sa.. i,r
tle mlruiscta-c 81 ui. htre I'll, Nav
DeIarmerf has found t l.eisi 4. r-,r,
fhe uont1rs. fo prevert d., cr--.aio..
viea o. sloi strikes OBJ. .roa walls. from is.
Iurur those fnslie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

TuE FRUrr GAEDES. II large frui; l.
wanted. thinniag Assisis. Strawberries are
increased in sirc by watering in a dry time.
Fruit should BE- allowed 10 bear ONLY a..
eording 70 their strength. u transplant
ed tree grows freely. il NAV bar a few
fuits-but bear in nind. gro~th and great
huiiialness are antagonistic processes.
Handsome forms are a. desirable in fruit
a. IN ornamental trees. No winter prun-
Ing Val DO tbs cvcluNVeiv IL uasy fur
nish the skcieton--bui "a j. summer pinch
Ing which clothes the bones viii beauty.
A strong shoot soon draws al is nutrinlent
% Itself. Never aio- one shoot 70 grow
that wants 10 bs bigger than others. Equal
i,y must be insisted uFon. finch out A.
ways a. soon As they APPEAR. such a. would
push too strongly ahead. AMI keep dong So
tin the new bsds seem no stronger than the
other. Ties the food gets equaily dissrib-
ufed
Whether s;rawbelries should have run
ners cut OF depends mach on Kind and soil
Free growing kinds nav grow toe freely
otten IN rich soils. AloEing them % e.
hAHsi themselves and he 49, By crossing
thick together Is an advantage. SAycr
growing kinds ~ould 20 DO good under
such treatment. Most garden soils are
Tich; but on the ~ho.e the most profitable
and best pan Is The system OF eating run-
ners Of.
IL there DC any blackberry earlier tLan
Dorchester. Il VII be well for those Who
love this fruit 10 LOOK ogi in time. and sat
isiy themselves. They vii be 10 bloom
about he end Of the Honth IN very early
places. lGardeners' Monthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

DrssEvcrroN CO., rHE CUEHtSr Wonn
" b. Sm.ih Of : yracsse. saii BE- had ef.
f,ctuaiiy destroyed thcze wc-zls on a r'aa-
taiiou o Aaf a. acre. tv dasiing white
Atieaore over ihc leaves Ths quantity
rfE required far the half acre vas four az
arc po-n.is--ior vhioh De- paid from fGy
ccl,s to orc dollar per psanl-sLe Prise
varying VIA The fancy demand f5r it.
Another member hal used ihc white lcuo-
bore in Lis garden With -nt.re sacccss. IL
uscd finely perforated dredging BOX. s5
- 10 gave very tara sriinkln- CO. tL-
leaves. u vas not ncrrssarv O. cover a.
tse ieafes. nor 10 Apply d: Ca Gle unicr
side. ~ tie frst m3uthfsl Which a-v ono
iook. kii.cl it. Tie pouler is retained d,
thc rough surface 81 ihc leaves. bat /,
gliekly washed from e. glossy surface "a
Gle iruii. so that o. danger ever occurs.
It vas stated tLst iie BLACK LeIebore an
svered equally wcu. arl one instance wss
MENTIONED where soh soap AM Pain water
Aa- ki.cl The worms az too arplloal.3as.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06
farmers department.

AZ ~ aris ard -cu-nces rertsiniug % -. ard
cia-es iiukcd toEethsr. and 49, iuiiuateis Coz
nectcc ~itl Azllculture "A
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81. " ...tsa. aaI ErflT ..s
JOHN M TODD.
"a Niddls St. cor. ofExchave 81.
PORTLAND. M.

Mhoirsair NEcnts.-J IS r.r. -s 4 a..
"a "a Nhs.r. ~ Fha.rr A c.. CO..
rsa A 60. l..t ..rl. Mn.a-
- $50 t' t-ss .t. t.- ,ra.-Is rsr1a h---.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

ln.ea.bcd ashes. used pienlialy .a tLc
seed BED. s-l q handfsI in IRE BIZ. 4. "a
% Be o rrcvrnave Of ciab f,ot 10 oa5bsrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06


Per- ,frereshir 80 2.Rsw F
y 2 -. af $50 aia.,aan ai 81 ooo
60 ~ rIsef. sts.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

OSE HusDFrD BrsuF1s Doabt b.
s'met.mes expressed rbeiher tiis qlanfi,g
q Indian Corn ID. ever been h.rly raised
upon one acre Of land. aitioueh prrmian
crops On Ohio are aticstel. ar erceed.nr
Be- But flr an Earern h-uer ere hs-.
dred Bushels is O. god deal AIr. Sol.r
Carter of Lcominsier. Mass. a. arpear.
from tbe Tansacfiors Of ,Le Wrr.r.t.r
Norih Agricultural Society -Las.nra s-rr.
'cal Trend. offered to give Dim o. rrs-L
u.s. Ola square rcd 81 corn iast a1ta-r. q
Be uoud take tle troahI. % e3m.a. fo 81.
iect one LAT shos.l te a i.r assrsre 9st ID
an are. Dry b.. shell b.. and report ,t-
weighs oi prolaci. Tie o-.r val. s.......
Cd and the reporter states fte yield 20 tsv.
been 80 ears irou - bile. ueief..r- =, =. a
Poua-s nci. a. harvested september - 4,
~as again weighed OF ~. anil Eanl 4.
have iosi ponds in Dr. .ng rion .L.r.s
% gave - pounds a. ounces corn. a-is
ponds IA ounces COB. cq1aI % $40
pounds. shciied corn. or lC3 L. bushels 90
fhs acre
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TO THE PUBLIC!

HAVING nEFs rsosern FoH rwrsrr.
II rrrr rFaEs ia th- iiair nrrss q ia,saa-s.
so ku-in q as cd ed a. r.rsrarafis-. fhst 80
assss-i g. thc rrsfarai.sa 81 a. Ilaar. a,i Lss
tars are u.s.ir srf s haf raasr.sr af. aaI kr-a.
&C. arsf nffhraa FL. f rsrisf So ss.ue ,rfrr .rs-
ana frsanr a. great rrrt O. sssu- rr,r.lr.r...i
IRE tfnra tr rrrtrus sa'ssrrs. sah 81 nt.s. 49,
o.. ~uxtl oi lrat. art o. So thar. O. meet
I'tsas.oas flsr.srafraal ,r.H.eus fs ih~ hranh e
ihr bar nnt l-ats. 4 have sr..-srnrr.. Fl. s...rt
fhe ssrf tr rrfIarrg 81 arr.r- fhaf ar irr- lraa,
81. oi aN t,,ts. aat al sli..frnrrs kar-s ta a.
rrrrrH.rs.
O. -rH krrr ttr BAR ara.sf az .,-.s f.n..r rass
ant nI. ra-rs tarsrs ~ "a srtr sf---a ftsrf.t.
80 ri go 49, rrfrrsff go o. frs f.lfsr ~ tn
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

NV system o. SHoEING H1EsEs. rhe
Paris correspondent 81 the DAILY Iele-
graph gives The fol,o~iug account o. q new
system o. saociag horses. tle invention sf
a PARIS black.ulith.
Instead % tie shoe being ria-eI-rre-
qaentiy much too Lot-on the boot. and
burning IT, own resting place. tLc oaisiie
Of the looi Is cat away round the foot %
about The depth oi half an inch ,Lis leave.
. ledge into which tlc shoe &C.. an 81. tl..-
Hush With the fro-. uhich i1.t touches TIE
ground and Gle whole iooi rests On ,he
ground instead 81 being raised. a. 81 Oh.
oy The shoe. The visible alsartar,s oI
tbs are-ihat tie ioot b. little pared. s-l
thar, Instead oi q great heavy shoe. Oh. Az.
iual j. shod in what are hiiIe acre than
racirg plates The advqufa-rs claimed hv
tie inventor are-tlat Gle horse never
slips. thai AZ shoe allows the foot to cx-
pand naturally. and tia, Be- lasts a. iorr.
and b. a. cheap as tic old plan. We nat
uraliy objected hat thc foot va. ie,. nm.
tected. and consequently more Iiabis o. en-.
Jery 81 vhich thc inventor replied tiat
borses IN STATE of nature have 10 shoes.
that The frog hardcns. a1l that D. Las been
FOR months shoeing thc Pare onaibs.
horses. Th'ch pass over very rough streets.
ia iis ncE fashion. and vith great success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

Aucr SUPERIOR QUALITIES. ia rseks-ss
su.fntt o. ftr fIstr an. tsrrf.f rsr.
inorrrf-- e-r fh-rni-s's t-r~r.. .1' a..rr onit
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pu'i- vIth caa-l .acr tL-f sr cas- -n- stiL
f1fl a. thr
Beet Goods a. thc To wet Ptices'
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Mnkk~. raara n.rT aa thr rrs 'frn cop. nrr.
ra-ars o. rrr rnaf.-f FL fsrns.h T. .ur-sf. 81
>osP< e. tar Hrst Qusittte-. af.r.-.I FL fh-
tIon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

WEIGuT on CATrLE "a MEAs CREMENr.
Many experiment. have been made ~ graz
Iers and saiesmen % ascertain Sic net
weight Of cattle bY measurement. and a
number q rules and tallrshavc been form
Cd OF the results obtained. None. aowev-
CT. ean b. regarded a. absolgiciy correct.
NIih the most accuraie mrasuring d ~
qulred a practical acquaintance With the
points and fo-sns Of animals. and allowance
must Be made according % shc ace. sire.
brced. mode aud iongta 81 lilne OF iaiieu-
ing. etc. conditions wtlch rcqairc 4 rrac-
tical eye and long o2Psricnce - appreciate.
We have found the following method %
lead gcncraily - Trustworthy rcsaiis.
Measurc carefaily vifh tsrc Ene from
tbe top q lie shosider % where the tai i
attached 20 the back, tbs vii give ere
leagih For tie giFsi mcasarc immeliale-
~ behind the shouiler and fore legs. Mol
upiy ball the girth by i;scll .n s.st. ana he
sun by the length ID feet. al che product
vii give the net weight in stones GO eight
Pounds each. F0r example. with a. Ok or
coz Eve feet IN length and seven faet in
giElb. the calculation will be IS loLous.
MsliiPly Lalf The girih BY i.sclfin Get So
SIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

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