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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-13
An Ant PIInil.

The Few York correspondents of th,
Cleveland Herald tells how a poo
young man of that city came to owl
lots on Staten Island.
Two years ago hotel keeper, vel
known throughout this country, open
ed an elegant hotel at one of the mos
freduented Summer resorts. He want
ed clerk. application for the posi-
tion was made by a young mah; fins
looking fellow who confessed to being
very poor. II you would share n.y.
ra1ny-day reflections you must not lose
sight of the fact-that he was indeed
dreadflilly poor.
Mr.. l. did Hot think less of hin
because of his poverty, though after
ward he had occasion to think of it as
an existing fact at the time he was en-
ployed. For he did employ him and
proceeded to instruct him in regard to
his. duties. The burden of the instruc-
tidiis related to ths bills. and were rath-
er singular He told the poor y0jriiig
man that when he made out bill for a
party he should make it appropriate
which meant in harmony with their
style and appearance, number of trunks,
amount of luggage generally, diamonds
and SO on, and above all, it should have
| no connection with what they have ac-
italy got. in the way of extras; or any.
thitfe. He informed the poor young
man that pBdple generally who stopped
at his house did not notit6 a bill OF
'fitems." " Did he comprehend q
He thought he did-and time proved
that he did.
The hotel fCt.rished meanwhile. The
elite patronized it-"people, ycu
know" with a loyal contempt for
" items.
Near the close of this last season a
gentlemanfrom New York stepped into
the office of the c. Hotel and asked
the proprietor for tile Clerk, this poor
young man. Mr. L. told Iiiti he
was out, would be III presently Would
he wait ? "Well, yes, " said the stran-
ger; 'I am anxious to see b (the
clerk); am negotiating with him for a
fine property over on Staten Island
ooh, then it can't be b YOU
want. to see. He hasn't any property, y
Mr. il POLITELY explained.
eyes, it is b" said ths sttaneer.
"You have clerk by that name haven t
you?"
Yes, said the poor young mans
employer confidently, "but he Is poor ;
has nothing came to me very poor,
two years ago. You can wait and see
him, of course, but do assure you,
you have made a mistake.
At this moment B came in, walk
ed mp to the stranger at once, and shook
hands.
Mr. l. spoke up, "Here b,
this gentleman called to see you, he
says, about Come. pfdpettsE you OVID on
Staten Island. You haven't any pfops
srty there, have you"
Yes sir," replied Che poor young
man, modest, though unembarrassed.
Glow does that lappen?" question
ed Mr.. D.. Didn't you come here
owning nothing very poor?"
The poor yotiEg man Strengthened
up with the air of an honest man, dis
charging sacred duty, aud " thus he
did say: "
+" Yes. sir F; ] came into your employ
poor. You instructed me to swindle
and cheat our guests. My holding my
position, depended on my following
instructions. [ did follow them, and [
put share of the results in my own
pocket. To-day, L am comparatively
rich, and own that property this gentle
man wished to buy. Now, what can
you do with me? | should really like
to know" #a#
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-13

THE cholera has broken out with
great virulence in different parts Of
India. Up to August Oath the deaths
of 227 Europeans, all in the army, had
been reported The disease has Sc
verely attacked her Majesty's Sixty
fifth Regiment, and at last accounts
the troops were to be sent into camp
at Rawut Pinde. The natives also are
suffering terribly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-13
THERE is difficulty in find.

THERE is difficulty in finding a jury
when an Indian comes before an Omaha
court; One of the panel being asked
if he had any prejudice, replied; ''No;
only I've been chased by 'em, been in
several battles with 'em, and would
hang every devil of 'em at sight"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-13

WHY IS screw in tight like screw
IN loose Because 1T is Insecure.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-13

ADAMS nativity has ut last been d1s-
covered He was, according to Oar
win, a German.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-13
NO. |.
A GHOST SENSATION,

A Most WondertU2 Story of Supefnatu-
raj Visitations-Impri of ~ Hand;
Left Upon IL Mans FIesh--Is.slroats
HepairlnS by Ghost-A Freig g.st
Irain Rum Through Invisible snow
Banks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28

iarms spoiled by having the rocks all
taken off. He believed the practice to
be injurious to the land, especially taking
off the small rocks. Did not pick small
rocks. but pounded them into the ground.
They draw heat and moisture the same
as plaster does.
Dir. j. Dawes thought that the sole
purpose OF the meeting was to discuss
the cheese factory question, anu was
much disappointed to have that question
so summarily disposed of. lie thought
that cheese factory would pay, anu
should be glad to have the enterprise
prosper. He was interested to have
il 90 ahead. He had done all he could
to get one factory in town in operation,
and hoped that the young men would do
better than the old ones had.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
TIMOTHY WALktK.
Iumford. Nav 2nd lS.2. myH
November, 1871
STATE or MAINE
81 Gam mi Z


OXFORD - - Board Of County Commissioners,
May Session, ls52.
I'pon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re
sponsible and tina, inquiry into the merits OF theii
application Is eNpcdient:
il (. ordered that the CountyC Commissioners meet
AZ the dwelling house Of william Bean, " Den
mark aforesaid on Tudsday, the Twenty MIN
f25thl day of June next at ten Of tho clock in the
forenoon AMI thence proceed 20 view IN" route men
toned In said petition; Immediately after "hiCn
yiew a hearing OF the parties and witncSses WIZ
be had al some convenient place in the vicinity, ana
such other measures taken In the premises "a the
Commissioners shall judge proper Aud 1t Is iur
Their ordered that notice of the time, place ana pur
rose of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid, be
given 20 all persons and corporations Interested by
causing attcs Cd copies Of said petition and OF this
order thereon 10 be served upon the Clerks OF the
Towns of Denmark and II IRAN and also 90 be posted
up In three public places In each Of said towns ana
published three weeks succes siycy IN the oxford
Democrat. newspaper printed AT Paris, IN said
County OF oxford, the first OF ,aid publications and
each ofthe other notices 0 BE- made served and post
ed AT least thirty days before said time OF meeting
10 the end that all persons and corporations may
then and there appear and shcw cause, If any they
have why the prayerof said pettioners,should not
be granted. , 81,
Attest: Wh n. hiMBALL, tIefk'
true copv Of said Petition and Order Of Court
Attest: WM. X. KlMBALL, CLERK.
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STATE 0E MAINE

OXFORD, S. Board of County Commissio
May Session, 1872.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that petitioners respon'
sibe, and that inquiry into the merits Of their ap-
plication Is eXpedent II is ordered that the County
commissioners meet at the "OXford House, In
Fryeburg village. in said County, on Tuesday, the
second (2nd) day of July next, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and thence proceed to view
the route mentioned in said petition; immedi
ately after which view, hearing of the parties
and witnesses will be had al some convenient
place in the vicinity, and such other measures
taken in the premises as the Commissioners shall
Judge proper. And il is further ordered that notice
ofthe time place and purpose of the Commissioners
meeting aforesaid be given to all persons and cor
porNtions interested by causing attested copies OF
said petition and OF this order thereon TO be served
mon the Clerk of the town OF Fryeburg, ana also
10 be posted up In three public places in said town.
and published three weeks successfully the oxford
Democrat a newspaper printed in Paris, i'm said Coun
Nv of oxford the first Of said publications ana
each of the other notices, TO be made, served
and posted, at least thirty days before said time
OF meeting, to the end that all persons and cor
porations may then and there appear and shew'
cause if any they have, why the prayer OF said
petitioners should not be granted.
Attest: WIN h. k1MBALL, Clerk.
true copy of said petition and order of Court
Attesti WIN. h. KIMBALL, Clerk
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To the Honorable County Commissioners of Ok
~. In 81 ragulnr Nav

To the Honorable County Commissioners of Ok
ford County. now in session at the regular May
Term of said County, 1872:
TIME undersigned, Selectmen of Frycburg, Tor
1 this purpose duly authorized and empowered,
bv n vote of said Fryeburg, at the annual March
meeting on the fourth day Of March ,ls72 respect
fully represents tina: public convenience and ne
cessity require the location Of highway com
mencing on oxford stree. in Fryeburs village, on
land of John Smith, ESD. and nearly opposite the
stable of John Locke. and thence towards the de.
not OF the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad,and
i'm the road now Travelled. 10 point on the road
said depot, and which point is near n large hard
pine tree. We therefore, for and on behalfof said
town of Fryeburg, request You to view and eX-
anime said route and road prayed for, and locate
the same and make such alterations and new 10.
cations in the present highways leading from Frye
burg village TO said depot as you may think neces'
necessary or for public good
WIN. GORDON, 2nd, Selectmen
JONI L. HARRINGTON, of
WIN. G.. WALKER, )Fryeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
"Truth is Mighty, and will Prevail
VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood and
Restores the Health.
General Debility.

Debility is a term used TO denote dehcieney VI
blood The nuuitiye constituents OF the IioYa a.
watery part is In excess. Debility Is OF ireIuen'
occurrence IL is incident to variety OF disease
i feeble and cannot Sear much exeition. Inc eir
culation is irregular but almost always We.n. , 81
pitation of the heart is n very common ~, en-
Violent emotion often throws the heaIt nv" wv
most tumuituous action, The vital numerous "a va
languidiy performed The muscular strength Is ul'
minished. fatigue follows moderate or siight eNer-
U.s. The hrcathiur though quiet wnen at rest DC
comes hurried and even painfully asitated unI ~,
exercise as in running ascending heights, Se:Ine
nsrysps system is often greatly disordered' Nerti'
~ Ji~z;nsss and feeling OF fain.ness are very
Common Violent neuralgia pains in the head, side,
breast or other parts of the body ARE also frequent
sttendants upon the disease. The secTcttons are
"omet;mes diminished In females the Wenses are
are almost always either suspended or very par
tally performed. The bile is scanty and costlve'
ness Win unne s,n, Of The stomach. are extremely
common symptoms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
u R E r 4 p Ed 3 Y

This Remedy does not simply reliere for short
time, but,it produces perfect aud permanent cure,
Of the worst cases OF Chronic Nasal Caiarrh ana
tciH pan $500 rerGrd for case that cannot cure
"Cold in tile head and Catarrhal Headache are
cured with a few applications. II you have 4 as
charge from the nose, offensive or otherwise stop
ping up the nose at times, partial loss of sense OF
smell, taste hearing, eyes watering or weak
feel dull. have pain or pressure In the head, You
may rest assured that you have Catarrh. lhou'
sands annually without manifesting bali OF thS
above symptoms terminate in Consumption anu
end in the grave. No disease is so common more
deceptive or less understood by physicians
will seud my pamphlet on CataTrh TO any ahdfes'
free DR.. Sage's CataTrh Remedy Is now -
SOLD By MOST DRUGGISTS II ALL fAkIS
OF THE WORLD.
Price 30 cent. Sent by mail, postpaid, on recelpt
of go cents or four packages for two dollars. BE
ware of eountegJeits and worthless limitations.
Sec that nv pirate Stamp, which is pOsitirs
Guarantee OF geneineness is upon the outside wrap
per. Remember that this private stamp, issued
BY the United States Government expressly ioi
stamping my medicines, has my portrait, name
and address, and tho words gu. 5. Certificate OF
Commences engraved upon il, and need not he
mstaken Don't be swindled by travellers AMI
others representing ii emsclyes as DR. sage. AN
the only man now living that has the knowledge
and RIGHT 10 manufacture the genuine DIR. Sage''
CatarTh Remedy and i never travel to sell this
,,aSicine W. PIERCE, VI. D.,
l33 Seneca street, Buffalo, y. \
MARI, 72-Sm.
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"Buy Ne and I'll do you Good"
DR.. LANGlEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BEETERS.

This medicine j., without the possibility Of n
doubt, the very best remedy known for the follow
Ing ana all kindred disea ~as indigestion, t0sfre
ness, Liror Complaint Pilos, Headache Heartburn,
Dyspepsia, Dis.iness, Scr0fUid, Salt Rheum. Lam
giior, Ld>iness Debility JdIWdice Ftafuiency Foul
Stomach, sc.
By the timely use OF this medicine the bloou Is
purified: the appetite is restored: the system is
strengthened, ih6 liver Is nvigoFatcd; the breath
4, sweetcned the complexion Is bcastihed; and
the general health l.
RES TO X l. ID.
The best Roots, Herbs and BaIks enter into the
composition ct this Remedy, making II simple
and saie, as wei as an unflllng cure Tor al dis.
eases of tho blood
GRO {. Goodwin 3 co, Boston. For sale by
all Druggists. marie i'w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
NotiCc of Foreclosure.

yIvuEnEAg, William W. Bird, OF Alhany, III
w The County OF Oxford and state OF Maine
by his mortgage decd dated september ilsl a. y;
f,rr, living i'm said Albany being the farm former
iy known as the WIN. Bell farm, and being All ana
The same conveyed to the said VIM. W. aud Asaph
r. Bird. by Jeremiah Howe, by deed da'ed Au'
,ust Ia, 1855, recorded in oxford Records, Book,
IST page gIi to which reference may be had-ihe
Interest Of Asaph F. Bird having been transferred
to the said VIM W. Bird and whereas the cond,
tions of said mortgage, which mortgage - recoru,
ed in oxford Records, Book 1t7, Page 81, have
been broken, hereby claim 20 ioreclosc the same
according TO the Statutes Of Maine: ,.,,.,.
JOSIAH DUDLEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
Marvellous Effect.

III. L. STEVENS:
Dear Sir--I have used NEGETINE, aud feel u u
duty to acknowledge the great benefit ii has done
me- In the spring Of the year lsG2, was SICK nom
general debility, caused by over work and waui
OF sleep | was very weak and much cnaclated.
| tried many remedies without receiving any bene'
IN from any OF them. until was persuaded to try
VEGETfNE Before had taken this one wceb, my
improved condition gave me renewed hope ana
courage ] continued to take il every day gaming
more strength, until Was completely restored 10
health. The egsci of this remedy Is indeed mar
yellous ELIZABETII \. FOLEY,
Il Webster St, ChaIlcstown, Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
MANHOOD:
HOW EOST. HOW RESTORED.

just published, a ncw edition OF DR. Culver
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
fwithout mrdicine1 Of SFERNkToUkH'EA, er Ntm
inal weakness, Involuntary seminal Losses, M
PoTENCY, Mental and Physical incupacity lmpcd-
imcnts 60 Marriage. etc also toNstNttIpN, III
lIEVsY and FITS Induced by self indulgence on
sexual extravaganza.
ss-Pricc In sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author, iu thi, admhaOlc assay
clearly demonstrates, num thirty years success
ful practice, that the alarming consequence, Of
self abuse can be radically cured without TIE dHi
ecrous use OF internal medicine OF The application
of the knilc; pointing OFT mode or cure II once
simple certain and ytcctaal, by means ~ which
every sufferer, no matter what hi- condition may
be, may cure himself, chcaul' privately AMI rat
icdNy
Es-This lecture Should ho ia the hands OF every
youth and every nsn ~ the !aui
sent. under seal, Ia q plain envelope, io any at
dress postpcid ON tcripi % sIN cents ortWo post
stamps.
Also, In. Criv,rwcl'- Marriage Gri'lc. price
p cC'.t-.
Address the publishers.
CHAs. J. 4. KLINE & CO..
L .. Box. 4,iSi i2I Houery New orS
nM.prr1 Is
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Found at Last !
CLONE VILLAGE. sournnRIpGE, Mass,

GIonE VILLAGE, SoUTnBRIDGE, MASS,
February sd, 1871.
III. r. STEVENS, Esq, Boston:
For the past live years have been afflicted win
dyspepsia, caused from amorbd state OF tne iNSl,
loss OF appetite raising of lGod aud wind from the
stomach, sense of diStcntiou in the stomach COS
tyeness pslptation OF the heart, general debility
and languor For year past have taken your
VEGETINE, or Blood Purifier. am now wen anu
hie fo otind 10 my business II il one OF the best
remedies. and can heartily recommend y 10 All
afflicted with similar diseases. have trieu otner
remedies hut found none that Afforded me any re-
ue'' uh'" '-t GEO HANSON.
ANY person desiring further Information can car,
ON his son, Wilbur r. Hansen, ApoIhe"Sfy' s'orc
No 4ss broadway, South Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
What is Needed.

HENRY r STEVENS, Esq;
Dear Sir-About one year since tound mNsel'
in a feeble condition from General debility. VIC,
YrINF was strongly recommended 10 me by irlfpd
Who had been much benefited by its use; pro
cured the article and, after using several bottles,
.ci cond5cnt that there is no medicine superior TO
II for those conn plants for which Il Is especiaiiY
nrspared aud would cheeJfuliy Recommend II To
those who feel that they need something 10 restore
them to perfect health.
Respectfully fOHIs.
L. l.. PETTENulLI.t
Firm OF $ NJ. Peitengill \ Go,
No. 10 state Street, Boston,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
Swollen Limbs.

I.EkANuN, y. II, JUII - I0'"'
MIR. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-l write this note 70 inform YOU 81
the effect OF your Blood Puriher'' upon my sys
tenn when commenced taking IL, year Hgo, i
was very much debiltated. Ny limbs were swoi
len so that il was impossible mt 10 get III or oul
from q carrage,Snd very painful togo up OF uo" .
stairs Indeed could scarcely stand on my feet
Nv appetite was gone, my strength failing rapid,
" Amer using Your medicine for few weeks
began 10 improve. My appetite improved anu my
strength returned. | can now perform my duties
as a nurse with my wonted ease; and ieell owe
IL 10 NEGErlSE
Yours gratefully,
nyolow MRS. c. \. II TIIDEN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
Notice to Builders.

CEALED proposals will be received by the mn
= dersigned up TO the tenth day Of May, next
for the erection of a School House building at OK
ford Village, 81 feet long, 81 feet wide and two
stories high including the foundation, the who're
to be completed the FIRST day Of September neEs,
The committee reserve 10 themselves me rlsnl
to accept or regret any bid that may be made
Full plans and specifications can be seen az
examined a. the Office of john J Perry; AZ OAio'"
village JOHN j. PERRY,
JOSEPH ROBINSON,
SAMUEL r BEAL,
CYRUS S. HAYES,
Building Committee.
oxford Village April Is, ls12. apT25
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
Journal.

Said Detroit lady to gentleman OF
that city. You are not q musician, be-
lieve.h NO" said he; ''If l were the
proprietor of hand organ, set expressly
to play odd Hundred | couldn't get
seYenty-fiye out of it.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
,o,,,e OF Foreclosure.

yyvUEREAs, william " Bird and Asaph +.
w Bird, OF Albany, in our county OF oxford,
and state OF Maine, by their mortgage deed OF
Iugr.t IA A II lS6i conveyed So one jeremiah
Jioxc A certain farm living in Albany, aforesaid,
formerly occupied 10y VIM. Bell, and Uoing me
same PREMISES conveyed 10 the said WIN. and
Aso,,b = Rird by Jeremiah Howe by deed dated
Auo,i.t ltfh jS65 which said deed 10 recorded IN
OXFORD Records Took RS, Page SSi, 10 which rel
ercncc NAV be had, and tile mortgage deed from
Hove being recorded in oxford Records, Book lEi
Pars itS. and, whereas. on the 1nh day Of April;
-. 1857. the said jeremiah Howe assigned
the aforesaid mortgage 20 Polly Buck, OF sumner'
IN ,oid County who designed the saiue 30 Josiah
Dudlcy. OF Paris, In said County, on the eighth
dav of January, \. ID. lsOs-sad assignment beng
rocorded in the same Registry, Book iH, Pages
40 and l3l and, whereas the conditions OF 'aiu
mortgage have boon Lroken, ! hereby claim TO
corecosc tho same according 20 che statutes OF tho
800 JOSIAH DUDLEY.
Paris MAY 9Th, 1872.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28
ya,unblc viii Property For sale.

rIynE Subscriber offers for sale his Mil and
1 House, situated at West Pals The Nill con.
systs 6s circular saw mill, Single, ClapOoard&
other small Saws,al In good order and nearly new
The building is large and In good repair. water
power first class: Little Androscoggin River.
The mill has cons ant work enough to run The
year round aud there Is VoWor for large additions
of machinery, an abundance oflircb, Poplar and
Hard wool IN the immediate vicinity. In connec
ton with the Mil l. good house and small stable,
with one acre OF land. The above property Is stu
ated one mile from x Il station, n. X. goes within
20 rols Gf MID Post ONCE stores school Church,
&C. on good road: aud TO the right parties VIII
be- sold NJ q bargain Address, or call on =, l..
WILLIS, on the premises, West Paris.
Wrhf Paris. MnN = lNI2
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Sayings and DOings ora the Farm


Within the last six months, there mas
been much more talk than usual among
farmers, about raising and feeding roots
of some kind for stock. The short nay
crop has had something to do with this'
no doubt. When hay ranges from go
to $50 ton. the subject of substitutes is
pretty apt TO be discussed. II is prooa'
bic we in Maine can never make q
speciality of the root crop to the extent
il is done in England, or in some portions
OF our country, where more humid at
mosphere prevails, but where farmers
have given their attention 10 root culture.
the return has usually been quite salts
factory. Now the fact that very dam
aging drouth has prevailed for two sue
cessiye seasons is no guarantee that the
same calamity may not betall us again
the coming Summer. Fore warned Is
|, fore armed" and those that view the sub
ect in that light. will take advantage oil
every available means TO make such
calamity fall as lightly as possible. Tur.
nips are very easily raised, but are not
80 nutritious rs some Others roots; car
rotS are more difficult to produce, but ex-
cellent Tor stock of all kinds aud every
farmer should raise ut least ten bushels
to iced his horse with occasionally, during
the winter months. The several varieties
of Mangolds are much cultivated and
liked. The yellow Mangel Wurzel is the
best. Enormous yields are realized OF
these roots and they are as easily pro-
duced as potatoes. | believe u variety
of sugar beets might be advantageously
cultivated. a variety raised by Mr..
Lane of Vermont, is well.spoken OF, but
the seed. | believe, is not for general
distribution. Another variety sold as
French Imperial Sugar Beet intend TO
try this year, and test the quality tor stock
feeding purposes. The seed OF this
variety can be obtained oil Briggs Bro,
Rochester. y. Y, at 80 cents per pound,
and perhaps OF other seedsmen, although
have not seen il on any lists. The
white sugar beet is very good variety,
but does not yield anything like either
the red or the yellow Mangolds, but Tor
feeding purposes it seems TO be more
valuable than either OF those roots.
Those tina, have fed them TO mich cows.
say that no unpleasant flavor is impaired
to the milk, as is the case with turnips.
am OF the opinion that beets fed to cows
will add TO the milk. both richness, and
in quality. This seems to be the result
of some experiment with this root.
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