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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23
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pINFIELD

The size Of our factory is S2x3S; cost
including machinery and appurIenances.
$500; run two years; ran this year ll2
days; made Ii l-2 tons OF cheese; cost
OF making. cents per pound; man aud
woman run it; cheese sold in Augusta
al 10 cents; average size Of cheese -
los. now on hand by Individuals alone.
tons. y cheese factory on The line OF
railroad is net OF particular account; the
milk will bring more in such location
Away from this means OF transportation
i, is very desirable. Tho factory should
be SO arranged. that the man and woman
shall board themselves. Every effort
should be made to bring the cost OF man
ufacture to the lowest point. One-haii
the cost OF board may be raised in this
way. We paid So 80 for board this
year; one-hali would pay for the raw
materials. 1t requires close manage
meut TO pay interests, repairs. and bring
the cost to cents per 10. 200 cows
send to our factory. The cost is Tor help
cloth. rennetls. repairs. interest, salt,
wood. board and insurance We have
- cows mix brought by Maj Staples,
six miles. Three miles is about as lar
it ought to 5e brought to pay.
T.. G. HARLOW.
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Qotttp.
II -
lor The or,or,i Ds@oersi.
Under the SROIr.

without all is darksOm aud cheerles-,
NJ sunshine comes la through the pane,
hat >uOW-driils are climbing up slowly,
All over The garden and lane.
But why should We murmur. though coldly
The Siasls OF old Winter may blow,
They'll onls endure Tor a season,
There are yiOlets under the snow.
Ne-, violcts waiting 90 blossom,
Aud robins are waiting 70 sing,
~ the drst gentle breath Of The south wind
ThSg whispers the coming OF Spring.
Thea cease weary heart your repiRiag,
The duh clouds will vanish ere long,
AM ,inuA %, the bright days a-comins,
Al lsdou with sladuess and song
q hearts THAI are heavy with sOrrcw,
And souls oyer-burdened with care,
Bercft by the snews OF misfortune,
Of all that IS lovely and fair.
Look up with 4 smile and be patient,
While the winds Of adversely blow,
For the future awaiteth blessing,
There are viOlets under the snow.
BUCKSIELn, Jan. ~, -. A. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23

Isuppose there l. not In abe whole OF a physi-
clsn's experience anything in human suffering
which calls forth his sympathy, and pity, 10 sueh
an Xtent rs 10 witness the eycruciating pans OF
a moor mortal suffering from that fearful disease
rheumatism. Heretofore there has been con
siderable diversity of opinion among medical men,
AS 10 the tue character OF this disease, some
Tho system and other, viewing il as an acute ncrv-
Gus disease but il il now generally admitted 10
lie a disease arising from poison circulating IN
the blood, aud further u Is atialitei that rhcum''
liam can never be thoroughly cured without eN,
tcrmin ating such poisonous matters nom the plooI
by A constitutional internal remedy. We ieei
confident that none VIII feel better satisheu ahd
rejoice more than the conscientious ply sic'an'
who has found out that true cure for thi- stub
horn disease has been discovered. The follow M
testimony from a Portland gentleman caunot iaii
20 seffs ~ all that the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23
FRYEBURG.
l.. u. HARLOW,

The size OF factory S0N6O. two stories
high. first ten ieet in the clear, second
nine leet. with large attic; first floor con-
iains making rooms S0x30 lset. aud cur
ing rooms 3Ox50; second door all in one
room. also used for curing cheese. Not
having running water 10 the vicinity OF
the factory. we Use water from a well
dug Just outside OF the building. brought
into the making room By pump. Our
factory is well Iimbered and built oil
good material; the cost OF building and
machinery, S2lO0; have at the present
one six hundred gallon va, and eight
presses: commenced running factory
June 22d. and run sixty six days; aveI-
age number OF cows, 100; number OF
pounds OF milk received at factory. H..
l97 number OF pounds OF cheese made,
So; average weight OF cheese. 80 los. ;
numter OF pounds OF mix 10 make one
OF cheese. 9 IS 100; cost OF making
tive cents per pound. Cheese all sold at
the factory Tor 10 cents per pound. All
OF our cheese was sold TO the traders in
Fryeburg, bnt one small lot which went
10 Lowell, Mass. Beginning late in the
season. We did not expect to DO much
the first year. The farmers are well
satisfied with the factory system, as far
as l can learn. and have increased their
number OF cows. this fall. Our cheese
stands as well in regard to quality Is the
average OF the factory cheese in this
State. (. W. BURBANK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23
Managing Director.
SOUTH WATERFRONT.

Yours of the Sth is at hand. Our
cheese factory is 2Sx45. chree stories high
with basement. and elevator 10 hoist
cheese from the manufacturing room TO
drying rooms above. We have running
spring water, and but one vat. at total
cost OF 5000; been in operation two
seasons; number of cows furnishing
milk not known; two persons employed;
average amount of milk per day. 25l7
lbs. made CAS- cheeses. OF an average
weight OF So lbs. cured 9S 100 lbs. OF
milk made one pound cured cheese,
which sold for 10 cents per 10. at the
factory. except AZ sent to Portland and 10
on hand. Paid Il cents for 10 lbs. milk,
and 10 per cent. on cost of factory.
B. Tucker, Jr., Sec.
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SOUTH PARIS.

We still have seven tons OF cheese on
hand. Have sold about fifteen ions, con
sequently we have not yet made our final
figuring as to the amount OF cheese man.
utaetured. cost OF manufacturing, or
price received tor cheese. SO far as
can. will answer the questions proposed
in your circular: Building, size 2SN56.
two stories high; cost abont $1,000 com.
pleted capital allowed By charter. 5000 4;
stock sold. $50 shares about s2700 /;
has been 10 operation two seasons; num-
Der Of cows past season, average about
ESQ; commenced operations May 18th,
closed Sept. 26th; whole amount Of milk
received. about 4l6 900 pounds; average
for The season. per day. about 1850 lbs.
number OF eheeses. 997 average weight
from 40 to As lbs; number OF pounds Of
milk for q pound of cheese, not yet
known; number OF persons TO operate
the factory. two men; cheese sold mostly
from factory. price IA and II cents -
amount on hand from six TO seven tons.
We think that the operations of our fac
tory this season will be very successful
Our cheeses have proved A No. l, and
consequently have sold well. We think
that the milk will pay the producer net
clear at factory. about | cents per
pound. but this We cannot tell for certain
till the cheeses are sold and we can figure
up and balance off tor the year, and
when that time comes will give you the
final result. if you wish.
II. n. BOLSTER,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
OF that dread disease, Consumption by a simple
remedy is anxious To make known to his fellow suf.
ferers the means Of cure. To all who desire IT, he
will send copy OF the prescription used, (free of
charge), with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will fnd a SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, sc.
Parties wishing the presc ripton will please ad-
dress Rev. T.. A. WILSON,
1874 Penn ST., Williamsburgh, New York
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GEO. n. WATKINS,
Editor & Proprietor.
Paris, Dec. l, 1874

OAt0RD, SIS Alta Court Of Probate held at Paris
on the third Tuesday Of January, A. ID. 1875.
AARON WOODBURY., Guardian Of Martha
Plummer, minor child and heir OF Samuel Plum
mer late of Sweden In said County having pre-
sented his first account Of guardianship u sam
ward for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy OF thus
orde-to be published three weeks successiveyi
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at Probate Court 10 be held az Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday of Mar next
at O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
H.k. BAKER, Judge.
true eopy-attest; ". G. Davis Register.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN who has suffered for wear.
hfrom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects Of youthful indlscretion VIII
Tor The sake OF suffering humanity, send free TO
all VINO need 10, the recipe and direction for max
ing The simple remedy by which he was cured. suE
ferers wishing 10 profit by the advertisers expert.
ence can do so by addressing In perfect confidence
JOHN b. OGDEN, ~ Cedar 81, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23
Cheese FdctC ries.

We clip the following from complete
report of the doings of cheese factories
in Maine, compiled by the Lewiston
journal:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23

Cicero said. The pursuit OF all
things should be calm and tranquil.
How about capturing aeas
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The superior seA'goirE steahcl9
JOHN BROOKS" AMI
"FOREST CITY"
Nou-ikesiGleut Faxes,

In the town of oxford County of oxford and
state of Maine Tor the year lssJ.
The following list Of taxes ON real estate OF non
resident owners in the town OF oxford Tor the
year iS15 ia bills committed to SETH H.
FAINCE, collector OF taxes for said Town
on the 18th day Of june l>.4 10y hi- certificate of
that date and now remain unpaid; and
taxes. interest aud charges are not paid
into the treasury Of said Town within eighteen
month. from the date OF the commitment OF said
bills 20 much OF the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient g. pay thc amount due therefor including
interest and charges VIII without further notice ~
sold az public auction az the Store OF Dl' RELL
Il HAWKES. IN said town. on Friday, February
2dth ISIS, a. 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Description, Highway. X Estate. Total
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23

Hereafter all communications relating 20 the 5th
Concert should be addressed 90 the undersigned,
and pledge myslf that the drawing shall come
on February 9Th or that every dollar paid Tor
tickets shall De returned.
VI BRIGGS. Agen, and Manager. Room &
Public Library Building,
louisville, ny.
THOS H. HAYS 4 co 900 Broadway, \. Y.
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JO~EPIiFARRI, Iarm

JOSEPH FARRi farm
situated GA roan leading
from oxford Village 70
Wet Mnot, the said
farm being a part Of
AbTam Dean farm, also
Of Chifmau q I'm. Boil
ster hand, and part uT
Nathan Nelson land,
said 90 contain four hun
dred aud eighty acrc-. s2tJj
MO SE~ j. BENGCE,
land situated between
ONtoud town iarm aud
Hebron line and adjou
ing Matthew'S Pond SIIu 9su,
SAMUEL GtENEN.
lani adjoining Albert
William land ana situ.
atcd iu las oxford, D..
I'll LIS T.
{ n | X II Ii, the
LoNcid Andrew, place,
rO-caliri, containing
seven Acr, uf iaui aud
valued % $500. build
iuS valued al 500 -
Mas. POLLY l.
HAYNES, So acre. col
land adjoining Miult
line, ~ %
wM. Killings.
WORTH. 20 acres land
situated on the road
leading from Welchyi,lc
10 oxford village and
adjoining land OF Cyrus
King aud the same he
purchased OF Caleb
WoOdarj ~ 20
WM. II. HAMBLIN,
one acre land situated
on the right hand side
of TUad leading nom
John IIuchings 20 Nor
way village, aud oppo.
site of BENJAMIN
sWiO's land, l-8 =
EDWARD LIBBY,
land adjoining Norway
line, %
ELISHA LOMBARD
land lyiug On Greeley
Brook -o-callel anu
near John +. Martin's, ~ 2
RICHARDS. LOM-
BARD, laud situated
youth "t aud adjoining
Homes Il Crockeits
n,h pond, ~ -
DAVID PUTNAM,
~ acres land valued 40
5000, 81 IN
WarIwell place. social
cd. situated Oh Greeley
Brook, said 10 eouiaiu
- acres land. house
and one ont building, IS 50
SAMUEL SKILL.
lNG> or unknown, ~
acres land valued az
SiOO o. LA -
NORMAN SMELL.
land situated east OF
Il. browns, and south
OF Thomas Z. Rlch's
land. containing acres
land valued al 5000,
and one house valued at
5000, en-
II. W. TlIURSTON,
BenOah Bait place,
near Oxford depot, $40
GEO. l.. HAWKES..
ITan.. Inxxu A
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PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY.
Death OF GOV. Standardization OF tn.
Trustec--A Successor APpointed-No
Wore Post -pont Notwithstanding Certain
February 2sth.

At meeting Of the Trustee. Of the Public Ii
brary OF Kentucky, Jan. Ii, i,.J. II was resolved
That 4. W Brig9s, Esq. Who under the late Hon
Tho. +. Br mlette was tic real business manager
oG the Kin concerts already given in aid Of the
Public Library OF Kentucky, be and be Is hereby
authorized 10 take the pl see made vacant by the
death OF said Bramletie. in the management OF tht
afalrs OF the Hfth and last gin concert. and thai
TIE drawing announced FOR February q, ISIS. shal
positively and unequyocally take place on that
day without any further postpouemeui or delay
on any Account whatever.
r T DUREETT, Pres.
JONI $. CAIS, Secretary.
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Drawing Certain or Money Refunded

Whole Tickets. ESQ Halves. saj Tenth, or each
coupon, IS. Eleven Whole Tickets, ESQ.
For Tickets, or Information, address
THO. +. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager
Louisville, XIV
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interchangeable Finger Rings, made
of hard rubber, nicely finished, each having a
tense with about the same variety of pictures as
the Watch Charms. PRICE, sl00.
sent for > ness subscribers, with $500.
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Permanent Employment and
Liberal Pay offered.
EMPLOY ENT.

rI,I nvhsruT Men. women aud
tmflUfmtNIt aseuts, We have Just
what YOU uceI Our aXll Mounted Chromos out
sell anything IN the market. Mr.. Persons writes
81 struck out Yesterday, and ly working easy four
hours cleared a." A lidy has just reported her
profits fr the forenoon as 81 yesterday up 10
O'Clock she cleared a. -. We can prove be.
y0nd question, that one agent ordered 5,GOO oil
these chrOmos in eleven working days. We nave
the largest and hnest assortment In the Unlied
states; hundreds OF choice subjects from when
TO select. Wewlll send you on assorted loo OF me
send In your orders or give us a call. SAMPLES b1
mail 25c.. or u Tor 81.
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p. o. Box 2Gd2 panGw
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DOL q RS

TO TIE AMOUNT or TWO MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED THOCs AND ARE TO BE DIS
TElBUTED on THE g5TH FEBRU AIRY Bi
rIlE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY, UPON TllE
OCCASION OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST
CONCERT.
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EDrroRrA1s.-Dr. Thomas II. Brown

has the political department In charge. Artl-lc.
from his pen viii appear every week. Our readers
are fortunate In having such an able gentleman
and such graceful writer % inform them 10 regard
10 political matter. He has not been actively IN.
gagged In politics FOR a number of years. but has
been, all this time informing himself. and adding
knOSledge 90 experience lie Is nov more than
ever eminently fitted 10 hli The position u PDlit.
cal Editor. lie Is not an ofbce holder aud hence
cannot be charged with improper pcrsonal motives
when giving expression 70 hi views on matter.
political Editorials upon matters Of general iu.
terest " IN be furnished by Dr. Brown and by the
publisher. Editorial report. and CRITICISMS on Lee
lures, Readings and Musical Entertainments viii
given when opportunities offer Themselves.
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Trac The choicest iu the world Importers
IEHO prizes -L1rgc,t company IN America
-inflc altrlc-pica-c> every body -Trnde CON IN
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GlTJATED 10 Paus, about three miles from
> Par- illi ou thr road loldug go uuUkheld
and summer pIrtits ig- itiur lo purchase prop
thI- opportunity, ~. th7 farm viii hc soli a. quite
q percentage on iis actual value VI applied f0r
soon
The stock crops. farming tools anil furniture
viii bc principally Included "a the trade 10 desired
Tho house Rs capJciou. enough ipr two families,
and the farm iars, audi productive enough To sup
port them lur uur wishing Go engage 100 Igrirul.
iurd pursuits. VIII hud th.s a rare cltsucc. Al
dT,-- OF c5li ou the subs. rllrt ou the premises.
GEO. [. ny tRSON.
Pats. Aux l., Is1l q
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A simple outfit for mounting common objects fc
the microscope, suitable for Young beginners, en-
bracing dozen plain glass slides, thin glass COZ
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SDsYCHoMAHCY, OR SOUL CHARMING. =,
l. low either sex may isseinate aud gain IA,
loVe anu anectio IS OF any person they choose
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~. WILLIAM & co. Pnbis PhLlnhelnhia
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AGRICULTURAL MArrER.-A large num-

Der OF our subscribers are farmers, perhaps q ma.
j0rity % them are. In view Oi this fact we shall
publish weekly, articles Of interest TO this very im-
por ant part Of the community. We have among
our exchanges many OF the best agricultural PERI
Odicals that are ublishsd. Prom these We shall
make such selections, from tmo 20 time, a. we
think viii be Of interest and profit 20 reader.
Reports Of farmers meetings v ~ be secured aud
published whenever opportunity Il offered. The
reports Of COMM. sOners OF Maiu and other state.
VIII be read for the purpose Of selecting valuable
Information. Original matter IL solicited for pub.
lcation IN this department.
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agricultural,
associated Dai,'ying in Waldo Co.

~ GEo. +. BRACXErr. BELFAST.
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without haYining the 10 sect, a. Is the barbarous
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SELECTED SroRIRs.-For stories We
are obliged Ia depend almost entirely upon curr,u
publications. Ihr income Of country paper d. 20
small that the Publishers are unable % pay the
price charged Tor good original sturti, and ID
cheap one u not 20 safsfietory one we'll select
% from some. other publication. We shall take
grs At pains w the future. 10 select only the br-
that are Published, and I'D. a. have a high moral
tone nud influence when original stories Of ,uf
feient mrri, ar. offered tor publication they will
be- inserted 10 satisfactory Arrangements can b,
made with the author.