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Agricultural.

DrPru TO PLAST SEEps.-The proper
aenth 10 plant seeds il a question OF con-
siderable Importance, and one which. like
,,anv other similar questions relating TO
nlant growth, cannot receive definite an
.wer that would be o: general oriuniver-
sal application. In dry, sandy soils, stu
ated In dry climates, deeper covering
viii be required than would be judicious
where both soil aud climate indicate ia. re-
verse of these conditions. For instance.
it has been shown that peas continue long
er in bearing condition. on sandy soll, when
suwn alta drpth OF $ inches, than they 10
" hen placed ncarer the surface, and n Is
said that the Indians Upon the table lands
ol the Colorado plant corn 10 tn ~ inches
below the surface with tine ne>t results
bat If planted with only ar inches 81
covering. The crop fails. Seeds also 'aN
ia their ability u penetrate depths 81 >"ii
Ia terminating Irgumluous seed. and
Sotn,. of tn. largest seeding gramines.. can
re planted deeper than those - a lighter
character Il has been a. a general rule
that ali seeds gerninaie most speedily when
covered with a depth oil sol. equal to their
own thickness. aud where the constant
presence of Sufficient moisture for germIn-
alton can be maintained; this rsie i. per-
maps, "a nearly correct a. any that can %
given.
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tHERRYFIELD.-Mr. A. Ii. Wiley OF
this place. while passing through Ellis
worth, on his way TO Bangor. was thrown
from his sleigh. by some obstruction in
the road, seriously injuring his back and
side. breaking several ribs. Drs. Wall
ing aud Milliken are in attendance. He
is sill in = eIslicsl condition.
-Venison is quite plenty IN the market
just now. 10" and his associate. being
quite busily engaged in siaughtering q
many
A. Campbell & Co., are healing oHt
vessel frame iron Cstherine's hill. We
understand they contemplate building
center-board craft. the coming summer.
The winter term Of the Cherryfeld
Academy closed on Friday last. Monday
evening . s0ciable was hald at Academy
Hall. principally for the benefit of the
children, some two hundred md fifly. Of
all ages, were present. The decla IN atoms
by several Of the Academy scholars we're
49, soNs aPoH sss~ nOs~. AuS NhCiiv-
neld Brass Band was present aud eliven-
ed the occasion with some very good music.
4 bounteous collstiea uss served. which
every enc present seemed 70 take stock in,
without stint. Hiisr.sy wss the word Of
the occasion. and old and young seemed
20 enjoy themselves.
LUMBERING.-TheS Sentinel states that
numbering operations in Washington coun-
ty. this season, have been carried on more
extensively than fOT many years previous.
The tornado of 1866 ard the ssyere fires
Of late, have so injured the standing tim
Der that il is necessary to have it cut to
prevent it from decay. The weather dur
ing the winter has been very favorable
for the business. The snow has net been
very deep, aud men haye haA good OPP
portunity to work. We notice in many
sections large qusnsities Of wood, waking
for spriag 70 epsn the rivers In order -
TT Il n ulastse.
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S1FElI>G SEEDS N >UIFHUIC AcD--ln
In report of the rucecd!ngs OF the Agri-
cultural Chemistry Association OF SEQ land,
tic lafe Professor johnson said TIA; lie l2a
received a communication from Ar. George
Dalzeill of Drumlanrig, stating that he had
tined the steepin. Of seed barley In diluted
sulpAullc acid before SOWING 1t. with A.
ineu appeared, very marked effect ON the
luxuriancc OF the crop. lie found the Git-
ference was quite marked in all stages OF
the growth of the crop, and IN the end. The
quantity per Scotch acre WAS eight bushels
more on the land sown with the steepcd
than that sown with the unsieeped grain.
At a meeting OF German asrlcultrists al
Munich. in lsii the result OF experiments
made ia >ile>ia was described a. follows q
Barltl STEPPED >lX hours IA sulphuric or
fuur.tilc aciI. diluted with forty waters.
about I've pound, OF acid per acre. gave
one-fourih more grain and straw. steep
ia. 10 pure water gave more straw. but a
very sli.It Increase OF grain. When d.
.uted with forty waters, the sulphuric acid
Drowned the outside Of the grain. hut dld
liat prrNet.t II growing well, /; Is. no"
ever safe 70 dilute the acid with ATTY 10
sky times it, weight OF water.
Experiments were tried with wheat, oats.
vetc.e- aud turn!p seed, and In all cases
the seeds .tee ped IN suli hurlc acid produced
lnuch heavier crop, than those which were
.own without being stepped
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BnrEpI<u SwINE.-PoTk Is low Ia price
mai nov. There l. no doubt Of the fact.
and many farmers are asking the question,
will 1t pay TO iced pigs under the circum-
,tancess To which we answer, IL depends
upon the price OF corn. Pound for pound
l,ofk j. IS high how a. beef. or even NUT
ton. and il certainly cost. less To produce
pork from good pigs than beef from good
cattle. Bat II does not pay To breed or 10
feed Door pigs The hog J. Voracious
animal aud unless his voracity San tie
turned to profitable account 1t i better 10
have nothing TO 90 with him. The great
majority OF farmers who breed pigs do 80
without definite aim toward, producing
profitable animal Most of ihSin have got
a nondescript sort of stock of no particu-
lar reed. and remar able only for combin
my a. many OF the good points as 1t Is
to>s bic hog can have. llayin. come -
them a, X were a. a legacy, they look upon
ID - being a bounded duty To perpetnaie
lh,- race Yet bad a these hogs are they
have two redcemin- points. First place,
they are hardy. and have good con>tliu-
tons. and In the second place they capable
uf h,ing RAPIDLY improved al small cost,
b, crossing them .lh :hc modern impros-
al breeds Of pure blooded sorts. sc what
hrtel YOU will to begin the impro, ement.
nit j. only per>eycrcd in by those who un-
dtr>tand the business. il must result proht-
ably. imrTicaH Rural Ho1ae.
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State Items.

Mayor Robinson of Bath has beeu re
nominated by the Republicans.
Mayor Samuel Bfy ant Of Roskland is
about 10 remove 10 -. Adams. Vermont.
The annual State Sabbath school Con-
,ention will be held At Dexter about the
hr>, Of May
A b. Dyer, business man Ia Le-
grange. was injured Thursday morning
By falling tree, it is feared fatally.
The U.sioH says general scarcity Of
supplies in Cherryiield and Mlbriige is ex-
sing. aud no vessel expected 10 arrive Al
present for relief.
william French. Il section hand on the
C.. +. X r. had Ai, shoulder di.locsted
last week by jumping from the train while
la motion.
Ten million rafting wedges are u>ed
ga the Penobscot every season. Hitherto
they have been made By hand but ma
chine - ROY employed.
A Icr>eym2n wrote a local paper late
lv. luQnit.ng il President Grant had alp
ps.Atel = dag Tor Washington'S birthday
,e,. lie hadn't seen The proclamation.
4 Detsoit darAty gave his father a poi
-ouei whi>hey sling. att-r making arrange
nlcuIs far a cheap funeral. The old man.
however, recovered Money ~.s the du,i-
ful sons object
A farmer sold a Ion .. la, II. Lesis-
10 on FRIDAY. FOR SIG, aud with the mon
- Bought over 40 bushels Of meal which
viii - .arther than two tons OF hay in
-keeping stock.
A young doctor nj ST GATHERINGS, Can
ada, has introduced the Chinese system Of
payments for attendance. He agrees 10
visit each family when required, al hye
dollars for the entire year.
AT Norway, a FEW DAYS since. while
John Mahoney, \ lad OF some ten or =
dozen summers. WAS leading from the
stall his fathers colt he suddealy wheeled
Kicking the lad at the same time Just be-
meath The temple.
u =
Findlay OF New York. have purchased for
$1,000. Campobeilo Island. near East
port and will the coming spring commence
the erection upon il OF an immense hotel
tor i summer resort
$4,000 Of the subscriptions 10 the
Norway National Bank. was paid ia on
the 2lst. and the cashier has authorized
H. NJ. Bearce, Treasurer of the Savings
Bank, 10 collect and Teeeipt for AL, nsoaey
called for. that may be paid in.
Captain David smith Of yinaIhasen. Is
living. at the age of 81 years. and his Wife
age is So. They have had ten sons aud
three daughters. thirteen IN al. who are
all living and web settled In life. Csps
smith followed the sea for many years
His Oldest son is 90 years old.
The Washington Capaal asserts that
the sexton of fashionable church there
caught several couples dancing the Boston
in the vestibule Of the church on q recent
Sunday morning. to the tans Of -'come We
disconsolate.' which was being sang BY
the choir inside. . "a $3.50
The following have subscribed $1,000
each TO the stock of the Bangor Wood
Manufacturing company: J. p. Bass.
Chas. B. Sanford. Franklin Nuzzy, Samuel
Hersey. II. L. Prentiss and G. X Jewett,
making the amount now subscribed ts-00O.
Thirty thousand dollars will be required V
start upon. and the Company are en-
powered to increase their capital to elO0.-
600. The business proposed is to build
railroad cars. to manufacture agricultural
implements, and everything pertaining to
Rood and iros.
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LrBEc:-The Sentinel says that business

LuBEc:-The Sentinel says that business
Is prosperous In Labec.
EAsTPORr.-The sale Of the Island of
Campobello. opposite Eastport. has dwin-
died down to nothing, according to cor
respondent OF the Eastpot Sentinel, who
says: "A party came to Campobcllo and
opened negotiations for site to erect
sammer hotel at or near welchpool, and
should everything continue lovely. fur
thcr Improvements will be made"
PENBRoKE.-The Pembroke Iron Com
pany have manufactured and shipped
more iron during the last two months than
durin: any two month. previous for many
years. They are now running their en-
tire works by steam.
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S1O.OOO.OOO.

~ Large hHss ~ Insurance trr1tt.n uIe,,
desirable property at adequate rates.
sfu GEO. A. DSEn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-02
DiEfefd.

The farmers and dairymen generally
and all interested in making cheese, in
The vicinity of Dixfeld village. including
the farmers of Carthage, Mexico. Peru
and Rumford, met the farmers OF Dix
field al the National House, for the pur'
pose of forming i company to build and
put in operation cheese factory at Dix.
field. Made choice of the following OIL
Ulcers: John B. Staples OF Carthage.
President; ID. NJ. Tory. Clerk; A. b.
Marsh, Treasurer; directors, John B
Staples, Sewoll Golf, Hosea Austin,
Fernando C.. Richards. William Wait,
Augustus /. knight, d. Nj. Tory, Hosea
Newton, Daniel B. Austin, VIM. H..
Green. There appears to be a general
feeling in favor of making trial OF this
matter. Liberal subscription were made
towards the expense, and we hope 10
have the cheese factory at Dixtield in
successful operation early in the coming
season, Gays the lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-02
NATIONAL UNION REPUBLl'
CAN CONVENTION.

The undersigned con stitutiug the national Com
mittee designated ey the Convention held AZ CIR
csgo, on ths 2eth OF MAY, ISIS, hereby call Con
Senti0n OF the Union Republican party AZ The clgs
OF Philadelphia. on NsinesdAy, the 5ih day o
June next, at y O'Clock noon, for the purpose O.
nominating candidates for the Offices Of President
and Vice President Of the United states.
Zach state : authorized to I've represented in the
Convention by delegates equal 10 twice the mum
Der OF senators aud Representatives 10 which il
viii be entitled in The nexi National Congress, am
each organized Territory IL authorized 20 send
two delegates.
In calling this Convention, the Committee remind
the county hat the promises Of the Union Re
publican Convention OF ISIS have been fulfilled
The States lately ia rebellion have been restored
TO their former relations 70 the government The
laws OF the country have been faithfully eHecutsd,
public faith been preserved, aud The national
credit armly established. Governmental economy
hGs bcsa illustrated by the reduction at the same
time, Of the public debt AMI 90 taxation; and TIE
funding OF the national debt ~ lower rate Of i'm
tsrs.t, has been successfully inSusursted The
nights Of n.turslzsi citizens hav, been protected
by treaties, aud immigration encouraged 10y l.5
era provisions. The defenders OF The linton have
.
interests OF labor So.uzed. Laws have been
enacted. and being enforced. for tss precision
OF persons and property in all sections. Eluat
suffrage hAs cen ensr.ftsd on the National Goa
sssiut.on the privilege. and i'm nile, OF Amer.
lean citizenship have become p-yt OF the 4uic
law, and liberal policy has been adopted towards
all who engaged la The rebellion Complication.
in foregu relations have been adjusted IN the b.
ier.Sts O. peace throughout the world, While the
national honor has been maintained Corruption
has been exposed, Offenders punished, rsspUns
billy enforced, safeguards established sud now
as heretofore, the Republican party stand, plcl.
Cd 10 correct al abuses AM carry OF, al rcfsrrn,
necessary ~ maintain the purity snt saieieacy
the public service To continue aud urlrly es,ab.
hsh its fundamental principles, ". invite The COS
operation % All The citizens Of the United s,sie,
WILLIAM CLAFLIN OF Massachusetts.
Chairman.
WILLIAM ( CHANDLER orNer Hampshire,
Secretary.
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Letter from Aro1stOok.
MACwAHoC, Aroostook Co.,
No. 90 1870

Hk6T. 20, 1917
Mr.. Etlitor--In response to various in
quiries from friends in Oxford County
who wish to smigrate, write few hints
about this tar.famed locality. known as
"down East" A person starting from
Hiram in tho 10 A. M. train. reaches
Portland-36 miles-about noon; fare
$1.45. Then at z. NJ. n through ticket
to Mattawamkeag-- 1876 miles, price 81.
will pass the bearer either by Brunswick
and Augusta. or by Danville Junction to
Mattawamkeag. arriving al about III Z.
NJ. the same day. A ride OF 7 miles
brings one to SO. Molunkus, q miles
from Pa,ten. and IL from lIoulton, on The
military road.
Yesterday the snow and ice blockade
Of so miles on the European Il North
American Railroad was broken. and fve
trains and crews came down to Bangor,
looking-as "komical Brown" would say,
VERY mysterious" Headlights broken.
snow-plows smashed, and men weary
and .iaded with incessanl toll. Conductor
Pratt informed mo that II had cost $75 900
to keep the track clear during the past
on which can c, brought up ton OF
mail that had accumulated At Bangor. this
being the first train from Bangor To ST.
Johns tor three days. The branch rail
road from McAdams junction to lIouIton
is moU bound and abandoned; sunshine
being cheaper il not quicker than SH0g-
ploOS and ShOUeiS
Good land can be bought for $3.50 10
$500 per acre. heavily wooded with rock
maple. birch beech, &c. and a, 4 con-
vcnient distance from Post office, stores.
stages. &c.
wish to call attention 10 "A branch OF
industry practicable but not practiced in
Oxford County-thc manufacture OF rock
maple blocks Tor boot and shoe lasts.
/ lHtsC OlbthN htil Nv itsNi'tptNi HNSAi'h' vs.
S25. 90 per thousand They are > inches
wide on the bottom. | l.2 On the insiop.
and IS inches long. shaped ready for the
latin and long enough Ia be sawed the
proper lengths aud rounded. Two men
in day will saw of cuts enough To max
thousand blocks There are thousands
OF acres in Oxford County heavily wood
ed With maple. beech, and birch. which
the owners are selling tor fuel 1T starUd-
ton prices, but which might DO made M
TO lasts spools. bobbins, frames ior aSri-
cultural implements. &c, giving employ
mcut To hundreds OF p rsons. adding un-
| told thousands To- the State valuation, and
causing long wasted waterfall. 10 re-
sound with the hum of busy industry.
Very truly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-02
Mason Items.

Oar correspondent, G.. II g.. writes :;
After - most rcmnrkabls winter. alter
fOnr weeks ul the most uncomfortable
weather ever experienced IA lhi, section,
nt this lime of the Year. We are having
some signs OF spring.
Sleighins is good enough Tor ihi, time
OF The year We have some verl n,r%c
snow drifts. in the ncig hhprhnud; should
think one was thirty tect deep. ! ht'o
some very tall apple trees. from which II
was difficult 10 pic the iruil. WHEN ON.
employing :, high Ladder, t,s, iaii, that
are entirely covered in the SNOW and,
unless We have SON. warm wcalhcrprc
" soon, there will bc no difficult, Ia cal.
lucting The apples, this Year
IiaJ is very scarce. and can hardly
he bought ut any price 10 Is also difficult
To lind corn. - il is detained ~ snnw
blockadrs in the west. Only one rar
load has arrived at Bethel Tor month,
and that WAS earn led OF in one daJ.
We are having AL excellent school this
spring There is hceum connected
with Tic school. which Is hghh interest.
ing. Tho paper, called "fhe Mountain
Echo" under management oi The young
ladies is i real gem
\ gallant writer IN tne Register says
The young ladies OF Mason are smut and
handsome. out either through modesty
or ignorance he omitted 10 .ay that some
Of them were afflicted with the MumpS.
Several oi The young gents arc a''o suffer
plg in thu .ame manner Doesn't the
aoore warn tho boys MOI Ia pi'O CopeH-
hagen? Ed.
Mcssrs Ordway & Chandler, ot West
Bethel. arc doing the non work Tor
twenty wagons. The wood work j., be-
lug done by Ili,bec 4 Co. st Soa,h
Waterford. The painting wii DO done
10y K A. GanmoL Success ~ the new
enterprise.