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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
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EaIiMe Nidel. H;e f!eiuife unS uiso.
lid)ite Sort, ben isIih@ Atlas it ir9sa in gre.
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% iine faIide s.9snteu1s uni iiNh eielelben
I'M Gctniaa uso Gatctial scAtons,s ben adyen
aleih, nur sesbaIs pertbes, neil iis ,tdt IA Der
Ser. etaVss Miia,e stpraat Nno. Sxr @ert
sss adten vsidsl" ts.@cutaud) III namliN nur
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ncb6 9oaen Der Draaung I. /. b., tcmmt ben
ger. Staaten niea sSasr ali le, allo 10 tro;.
eines aomincass @,nAes gu fsbtn. aIr.l;a1
ssreen eiaise Der iaIiaaa .Aidel" voa, eaat.
meiRer IN ben SuperiA!sas,atea hr gAnSe!.
p9ia Naas. ~asianea, In ben na9rsa aBestb
~oerislben ill erfofNen. Ger espetintrne,ni
eritasetc Den 4vltt, sab Die ta!iaea Heanseu
oisiclbe Mlidnns cntbaItca wis Die dd.eu, ctsn
70 oiel mIescn unS bon %bsrislben @rose finS,
iIr;, @nielben Mertb repraitntirtn oils Die adj.
ten. Die foIidsn M;n;eu fInb nur oaoufd
BON ben ad)ien 81 mnteriGeiben, bas Die I'm.
i6riIt "ln God we trust" nidt oeut.id
ausseprast IN.
IA Nmt tod,, nadoem man es iberav
u.rludt bat, fauft man in 8. ehultem'e
Apotbefe allies be'er unb biniaer. Sein &c.
la)att Ut cine MusnaDmc BON alei, sinberen
er batfeine @ente gu ;allen TT eilt nit teius,l
Yarfner-hatt feinen @lsrt uno beriieDt iei.
Wel1aft ieibii Ton 9,oracns bis st6enSs.
Ut lam alio natiirlid biaiecr berfaufen w;
irlgcno Elm anbercs @eid,aft in staate unS baI
cine Suswabl bon Garbsn unb Meoitamentu
tpie man fe iont n~irqcnbs finoet.
IF 8laise 2iaueure bel Der @anone obcl
III @etail. gWe Sortsn @arteniamsreieu eber
an9etommen. Yor,eIan. uno 6laswaaren
loipie berldieoene Sorten 3afiee, 8bce uno al,
III oer 3anSbaituns nOt5,sen Yrsoutte inb fcts
3u BADEN bel
1s-bs 81. Bauler.
-~3,bn D.ere's" Deo.;ne Daxse Nus bic BE-
Nsn In Dearffe. A1tsfs In Sroesr WxSwsAlr
eHtta NJ 9. q. &R.voWsia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
&ent Gt68maMg

Der !nter,ei&ne.e srinst Is anburM 3Sr az.
senieinen 9enntmis, bab er ant alien Elate bes
9rn. Urob elm nsues GleiiGerseihdft erDFns'
bat. NNe EleiiAicrten ,peroen tets an NaMh
eebalten NIB mad, @unih fret mad iraenb sinsn,
Stab.tbeiIs abseliefert. I'm seiauioea 3u.
lpruG bittet
l9-4t 0nbyeeI Hr8mer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04

e. iirts.;tianeis br;rst Sen seposnsru
san 81. sleas uas llssasssnc ;us s!1:sies, Sai
. .an =. 3sE; ;. :.
sm qa.e ossree, uass str :aise!iidsn a;.aac q.
81. @is:o. Till Sissmar't cbsthalten n.rbea
iuiyn. !aSufer u.e B-r.aufs. m,ro.n c.b.tsn,
I'D ,ablrsi4 r;n;ufnsea.
20 ooDn Ai9ts. jun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
9s6Nhss,isg dnss ueusu,
3teii4ef. 0ti@dfte8.

Pie NntsssiHnetem merhen an n6AAsa
samfce im fr;bsren 0sfddfsloial bon Sola
COLES, sessnIber bon Hathsburn'v VNuefabr1.
elm Glsiider.0.iGaft eiablirsn. tue 6leii4.
uno @urlfforten r.yStn ittS an eaMc sstal.
ten. Greunpli1e Netienuna aaoeT9srt.
lin sefaQiesn 3uiprud bitten
,7-H Greim g @tutte6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04

@rsker @ic1,,,aset!

Der llnter;eiane.e brinst ben Semoba.rn bos
spr!na gu uao umets.nO isr nnsias. ,ab
miro. aduier unb 9er;aufer wsrosn ssb.tss
iid ,abIrsih einsufHNsn.
Ghsnfals ipirb an ictem 10. Der barauf fsl.
gennen Wpnate, fals bisicr Sag iein ecnntae
oher Geiertas III, III bieNem Sale Der barauf fol-.
arnoe s.nomnaen tpirb, elm abniides Rarit as
befaetem Ftote al oebaltea nerbea.
J. $. sins.
etsisp On. ekar.s q. Tsss. ls-aH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
Msce= nab 3sntnaars,a

6ria.sia :. :. elari roa bier brinst i1rsn
seebren aunhtn ans s%nseise, hot, modem ft
BORG: @ods scS ltrer @tiie mad Chicago iu.
III .sefeDrt. nan:nehr cine srokc Nuswabi BOA
yut. uno Eobsmaarsn in ibrem au''f DpuRan.
oiaRs eiaaeriateten eeiaate. ,n,S Terfuuts
ayseeHeXt Eat rnb bittef I'm defGuisen 3vfpruc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
GAR Estik

Ter Undergraduate madt anbura bi. IN.
lsiss, hak q, Sen sdahsn a, aain Damn lsinsr
~1Miiaie. bt'annt ,ntcr Sem Aamen vMina
y; ahImubir". rabe ct. slusu{ta, luisesr
ausNebsTert Bat unS I'M eforhe if, BEN In.
icrocyungsu isiuer Asntsn ~ eniip,sA.n.
1927 r.. Stut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
Gasstste FIR ben eaa s;uer eraae.

Die untsr,ei4neten S~npersiiosS bonn oru
a.. ooiept beatE4.iaea iber osn 0atat
nabe bel uhsrman's eauie cine Bride AZ
baMen. Derieselte anaebote fir ben Hau her.
felten persen boa benfelSen BON 10. bic 81,
@fci B. =. entae9en eeMomtneM. Ger Vlau
liest bel BEN unte7ei&asten CUR GinfiMt ofes.
Die Superbiisra:
d. @ol3.
8. Gapfer.
st r. HaffieI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
AnMiM.

Die llntsr;.idneten bsebren in anturA jur
oFrntliden A,nntnib ;u %briuaen, bob Dos lis.
Ter untcr Rem slam,m Sacob Simomitih in
Midmoab, Stcans Co., bcitaAhene GciAdit
unter Der neusn Eirra rSimcnitid 8rcs. &
Go" iortaciubrt ncrhsn miro, uno erfuden yQe
I'M ibr aiitioes 3utraucn, ,ua!eid cine suocr.
tomvn,enbs uno rs,le @eniemuns Uegiidernb.
RiAmono, &c Tpri! 1875.
0iMpnitf6 Srce. s 90.
Saeoh Simonitih
@atbiaS SimonitfA.
1871 Natbias GrantcbieA.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
DanNmuna.

Dem 6rau!sin slnna Seiber BON Scltina FIJI,
bic mir eripiesenen GMttbaten meiutn Tan!.
9clbine, 2. Wai 1876.
Eho6. @eruer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
Gr0Nnuns clues neutn TlciiGer.
WrihGftcs.

Dit llntWacihxsten tc.brew iid, ibrsn e.etr.
ten Grsuneen uno aunoen on,ujeis,n, heS Es
in lem Bridscbauhe nebtn her alttn YofS'Fee
ELL 0leiideraeidait etablirt babsn. Vile gang
barren GIeifA. Nno @urtiartsn u..ben tels al
ecno eebat'en. 0rsunSIidNe Tebienune jus..
lidert.
lin seiltisen 3uitraA bitten
20-6 t @..el & a,amsr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04

Manhood, how lost, how restored.
ANEM Just published, a new
A~ edition Of DR.. CuLvKRwELL's
CELEBRATED ESSAY on the
radical cure (without medicine) of
SpermatorrhGa or Seminal Weak.
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
lmpotency, Mental and Physical In.
capacity, lmpediments to Marriage,
ETC.; also Consumption. Epilepsy and
Fits, induced by self-indulgence Of
sexual extravaganza, &c.
tzZ Price, in a sealed envelope,
only six cents.s
The celebrated author, in this ad.
mirab!e Essay, clearly demonstrates,
from a thirty years successful prac.
tice, that the alarming Gonsc.
quences Of s~elf.abusc may be radi.
cally cured without the dangerous
use Of internal medicine or the APP.
plication of the knife; pointing out
a mode Of cure at once simple, Ger.
tain, and effectual by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be. may cure himself
cheaply. privately and radically.
This Lecture should be in the
hands of every youth and every man
in the land.
Sent under seal, in 4 plain envc.
lope, to any address, postpaid, on
receipt Of six cents or two post.
stamps.
Address the Publishers:
r. BruG,man &,Son,
~ Arm g., Neg ys$l. Box 1885.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
@iuioe @aaren

Die ar6fte uno bilis1e suspabl ben susen,
idonen uni biQisen guenWaaren 1T im,ner III
imben bel Sc. 3enboorte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
Demelrctii& MeputlitaniiAe Gsuuts.
G~puteuticn.

Die GemotratfA. Netubli!anif&ea etimm.
Sebsr bon stsarns Gsnntp werben anbnr9 e..
imdt, III ibren rtipeltipeu 9owns eeriammlua.
Gen a~b,uhalten, bsyufs espd1!ung bon Dele.
satsn sur Goantp. Contention, D.l@e am 30.
9lai, 0orm,, 10 i1br. ~ Ct. elrao i'm court.
bouie absebalten wire xnb IL Telesaten er.
uatlt, wm stearns Gouxtp tei Der Demetro.
tiid. 3spubiitaniidsn Staats.G contention. ab.
sabaIten in Der WnSibage ~ st. Faxl avn \.
5uni B. s, ~ bertrsten.
Die beridiebenen 1owns unb @ablbeirfe
fnb ;ur aadfolaenbea Nnsabl Eslesoten be.
rsd;igt: 1sipu Nunion, Ct. Soispb, Hate.
feb uno BE @arO Der StaSt ct. Gloab ie ;,
Nlbane, Nton, Sroduas, 9robe, Solbins, Dat.
81. slnstila, 2owsr e. Gtoub, ct. Nartin,
y. 3snsd. Saa csntss, opeins 81 a~s 4.
Barb ben Ct. S4cub, j. 2 a,b ale iitsissn
Soipns uuo &abebssivas ie l Dssseass.
q o ieAry 1. 4&i 1874.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
WWH OuVVt
Gbaiunon GSunths G,0nnsil4re,

Die nadfolsenb beseiAntt.n serrsu bileen i'll
ben nebenftsbenotn 2olpnS urb @ares tas
sorn. Gcmmittee iir bas ~laufenre Sabr:
albany Sriety. MeseI 9eeIrole ssm. G9am5ssS
&i5lep Sobn Gterspaeer DsiIlpoob Anl. gartbIe il.
Noon Nieolcus asyYes Nmnion 3. yeoosbruoser
Urodspap. AppIe.sm zSebb ssor.p Sort 6. 2nuSicn
0rolo aase 6rent WeWinSs Oct Gubest H:elenS
Chen aass y. pier, @asnesuiue s. q. Boplan
Nnir raven 1au. Quilt N~opmrnb Saaes Geean
Earning @it. Gpsne ysdriue @eynart Stmit
@sttv g.. s. Geta9 81. Aueufa 3. Nom.erel
0ssia Sol Wartbaisy st. Gioab Conn s RiUtey
SolsiMs q. 9sISin9 st. SoIepb ggiGael XNall
Strain Sesa .GaspesliA ST. yearsin Better Satm
2ase senrp Ee:es gsinter Ct. DsntsI gi&. Barrett
&c oous Sotn Ssrf@wsiler Saus Centre SCI. Garier
aagsmbars 4sses sa;ssn Spring S;l Sobn Win,es
ssnssn Sames Go!s:aue g8atefelS 9ie. Ganien
Elaine psairie Sid. 9sss s3ion Sic. Setannes
S.ats 81. G!oaS I. WarS SO. MIben
!. ". 3. 4arnsS
3. rster Wri6
~ 4. &. Gmsssle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04

sm -. so. NIB 81. NVai ). ). wirb Al Ct
ociepb gum 8smsF, Der tatboliidm Stride Sa.
felbft cine 6air abgebaltea lserben. Nae Mit.
aIiebsr unb Hadbarssemeinoen finb bSFidf EN-
eelaben. aowmt sae!
9aSGommitte
81. Sofepb, Sen I. Mai 1879.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
0ausm0trt ~ perluuiru

Ger unteraeidnete oTeriyt feline Sausm0bel,
beaetenb in Ssfem, 1iid,en, StIblen, Shrau.
Ten &c. &C., bilis que freier eanb gum Vsrfauf.
81. Gloub, 23. Xpril 1876.
l9-2t Soc. S4mttt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
Wei6eut @ert9eilung.
fidets 81 90.

preisIife.
Cine Stabtlott Mahe benz DEPOT.
Gin Mder 3ano in Der 6tabtlinit.
Cine splbene l1br.
Cine NdAmoidine.
Give @aidmaIdine.
Gin 9i1enldrani nit Glosthirtn.
ionic perlhieoene tleinere 0c9enlidnbe.
Sir @.rsheiluns ,piro FattFnbts. feta!S Ne
3i6ets teraebtn finb.
aabtre Hnstasft sritrW
6. stvdtn; /.
81. esess, gkan. -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04

nmerfuns:-Mir hoT.n bis CUR na@ne,
Nummer Sas Gabere berihtea gu t0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
Giteababa, TaJrtltlt.
Die 1. CiUtEcm
ct. Fanl. y. Yatitit GNtstals.

Gommsr.3Gas.
NssNi9 aeteet:
SssAHea -. Qsui a:rs 0ormtMses.
SerIaNsN q. Glsub FAC xeAM.
4susnaen on In q. Sc 3:N
&eMusN a. II yeife&e s:io
oabts4 estsms:
osrlaNsR 2elre!e ~ OevatGsao.
RsusneR a. IN Ct. See iv:N
s.s,adE.n q. s:sss n:S
ReWMsn on In 81. past A:5o 3a4Eitte0e.
eaus Hapibs 3us:
osttxtt 0ass 3apilS ie:O 0ssa.
Derldtt 81. 6lsas 1:s5 4sAe.
(6slueis issn NirutsW.l
So. KaxSaII. fidet.Noest.
.. q. eenatI. euperiateHbest SS-e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04

I'm se,Eofensa esnntoss fons ~ Ct.
u entel bic Grt;cmuu nisu bon % Atnbern
ser 0em.irse tatt, eepit cine srote Nniab' far
cine Qantsnmsinte. TIN ~ bescun bic Geier
init H%ss!situns Der ~Gommunisontsn sur &ir4e.
Na&eem SoAart, sels5rirt bonn bc4aD. 2. So.
na;ius Nsbslira 8. q. 9. Gem Die boGnu.
serren 9. Hlosius Ssr,naaut unb ct. @ilbelm
Gpersmanu 8. 6. .. ofiRirtea. 1eisaoere
M%ufmertfamfe;t iosen bic ainecr ouf fi& burd
ibre id0ne Crenuns, mil Der fe ben bcili9Fsn
Mn%forbsrunsen nadsantn. Rad BEN Hmte
fabrte her Eforrsr beoleitet bon ben n'itmirisnSsn
seiRlidta sesrtu bic ibersludli&en ainser CUR
eemeiniGaftIidsn fafeI. I'M l ubr bar feier.
lid. Tsspey uas barasf eeeen init BEN auer.
beiliafen.
Mosen Nue hieiea TAG INNER auf's elr.
eisge tes.bsa.
- o.t.em Disrfas b%eriannetsn ID, pR
aneeseist. bic ENeHorem ten otsar,st ossssaA
Eie Ssrreu 3. Z. Nisbs rnb 5. ,. Carr Dss.
ben gum Frdfheut unb S~rstnir erpSblt.
NaGb benz Seller, Der ipreten poute. ieinx Md.
nuns Nutbrud sesebem, tvuroe bsi&loNsn, oes
grunb. fotpobI wie Scr fcnol. Gieemtbum gum
uOueu @ertbe aufsuncbmen. Gieiem 8eidluNt
N.ben mir umiomebr uniern 9eifaI, inbsm Gar.
mer iopobI ipie @siAafslente barum bod nidt
1ober befteutrt weseen, bielmebr cine Grid.
mdSisteit sr,ieN rirb, bic alenfoas bcm aIein.
farmer etpaS @ortbeil brinsen ionnte. slbe.
tanntlih Cat jehes Gountb cine se~iNe Summe
an etsuern ab,ulieiern. Nirb man Der bcus
@srsb bes Giaentbums onsencmn,en, eaun
wesben felbNterFantIiA bic Aaten niebtiser,
NIB Die ~ jeblsuesn Steuera erlsissn ieins
GrhGlu7a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21

furnishing milk, number Of pounds of
cheese made, and the price at which it
has been sold. The largest number Of
cows to any one factory is $50, aud the
smallest number is 55-the average being
about $50. The largest amount Of cheese
made by a single factory was 66,4SO lbs,
at the Kenduskeag factory and the low
est 4,462 lbs, by the Union factory. The
statistics given below show the large In
crease of system which has been part
of our agriculture but five years, and in
dicate the proportions to which it has
grown in this State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21
Berkshire Hogs.

The following claims are made for
Berkshire hogs by Mr.. Knapp, an Iowa
breeder, and while the adn irers Of other
breeds will DOT accep. the statements in
full, il Is well to know the claims made
for each breed.
The Berkshire hogs are superior to all
others forIthe following reasons:
l. They possess greater vitality, and
hence are less liable to diseases.
, They are more prolific. Mature
sows seldom raise less than eight or nine
pigs.
3. Being strictly thorc ughbred hog,
the pigs are uniform-all choice.
I. Their flesh is irmer II an that Of any
other hog. They furnish superior ham,
shoulder and bacon. They bring higher
price for the English market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21
Prom the scein,ladAm,rieAn

A very common reason for the fail
ure of muck, when used as an absorbant
or in compost heaps, is that it has taken
up all the water it can hold. Ii should
therefore be thoroughly dried before FORM
ing into compost heaps. In building the
heaps, place muck and manure in thin
LAYERS. and use about twice as much muck
as manure.
To clean britannia metal, use finely
powered whiting, two tablespOonfuls OF
sweet oil and little yellow soap; mix
with spirits to q cream. Rub on with Q
sponge. wipe of with q soft cloth, aud
polish with . chamois skin.
The best way to clean the inside Of
old iron pots and pans is to fill them with
water in which few ounces of washing
soda Is dissolved and set them on the FIRE.
Let the water boil until they look clean.
TO remove freshly split ink from
carpets, first take UP as much as possible
of the ink with a teaspoon then pour
cold sweet milk upon the spot and take up
as before, pouring on milk until At last il
becomes only slightly tinged with black
then gwash with cold water and absorb
with a cloth without too much rubbing.
-Scorches made by over heated fat
irons can be removed from linen, by
spreading over the cloth paste made o.
the Juice pressed from two onions, ] OF
white soap, 2 ozs. fullers earth, and ] PIN
vinegar; mix, boil well and csol before
using
The following recipe for white vast
is recommended by the Treasury Depart
ment to all lighthouse keepers. 1t ans
wers for wood, brick or stone. Stake
about / bushel unslaked lime with boiling
water, keeping it covered during the pro-
cess. ctraiu ii and add a peck of salt
dissolved in warm water, 8 lbs. of grOnnC
rice put in boiling water and boiled to q
thin paste, J ID. powdered Spanish whit
mo, and ID clear glue dissolved in warm
water mix these well together and lei
the mixture stand for several days. Keep
the wash thus prepared in kettle or pOr-
table furnace, and when used put it on as
hot as possible, with either painters, OIL
Whitevash brushes.
Black lead well mixed with white OF
an egg is good stove blacking. Lay it on
with a paint brush, aud when dry polish
with hard hrush.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21
CASTORIA

Cross. sckly babies and children may enjoy
health, and mothers have rest 10 The will u,c
Casioria. Worms, tcver>hnc-s, teething, wind
collie. sour stomach and nligc-tctl food make
children cross. auI produce sickness.
Casioria will sssimilaic the food .erpel worms
and correct all these thiHgs. For twenty year,
Or. Pitcher experimental Ia his private practice
- produce an effective Caihartic and stomach reg.
ulaior which would bc a. effective ~ Castor oil
without ia unpleas ant taste or rccoii.
The reputation OF his experiment extended
Physicians and nurses rapidly adopted his rene.
dy, to which hC gave the name OF Castoris.
CgSioria n ~ pleasant TO take ms honey,
regulates the stomach And bowels, and does not
gripe. IL j. adapted 20 all aEc- contains no alco-
hol. and j. absolutely harmless TO the most
tender infant.
without 40.
Prepared at the laboratory of. Il ROSE Co,
g6 Dcy street. New York.
feb li-Sm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21
From ne Name Farmer.
Maine Cheese Factories ia 1878.

Notwithstanding there is sensible de.
preston In the cheese market at present,
the factories in operation in this State the
past year, have generally reported a salts.
factory season. In a few instances, chiefly
resulting from inexperienee, factories have
not proved so successful as was expected
but these eases will clearly be revised an-
other year, as the ignorance upon which
they rested becomes Out-grOwn. Returns
from torty-One factories have been received
by the Secretary Of the Maine Dairy 5
Association, and all the details concerning
them will appearln his annual report, to be
presented at tho meeting at Newport, 18th
18th inst. Below We give the names OF
thess factories with the number of cows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21
Fer tbs oxford Democrat. !
"Friii1 Up"

There are a great many little things
about farm buildings which can be atten-
ded to and improved during the days Of
winter weather when outdoor work is at
a standstill.
There are broken partitions between
the stalls in the stables, gates and doors
here and there that have Loose hinges, re-
curing nail or screw, new nest boxes
to be put up in the hencOsE, new pegs TO
be placed in the wagon house upon which
to hang harnesses, old bins in the granary
to be mended or new cues TO be put in, a
bIoken board IN the pig pen to be replaced
with new one, few rake teeth
which should be replaced now, -
that the rakes may be ready for use
when needed, plou handle rung loose or
broken needing attention, hoes, spades and
other tools which need TO be sharpened,
and host Of repairs and improvements
each OF which requires but few moments
but which Is apt to be neglected until
Spring work drives all membranes OF
it from the mind.
Make it point to commence to-day
with the stable and attend to the necessary
repairs there. When the work there is
cSmpleied, take the wagon house; from
that 20 to the tOol-house, thence to the
granary, and so on through all the farm
buildings, and before sPriug you will
have everything in good order and ready
for use; but il you do these Jobs only as
it happens. when they occur 10 you and
you ieel ike it, and have no system OF
procedure, the chances ar. ten to one
that the greater part Of them will be neg
leeted, and vi. lie, growing worse and
worse for another year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21
DOetrp
WEEDS.

~ EDGAR FAWCEIf.
lean across the ssgsing gate;
In rough neglect the garden lies.
DsfeaiuSej aud discOnsOlaie
Below these hAlcYOn sAies.
Ger pleasant ways, once TRINITY Gept
and blossoming tlir at either verge,
Weeds in rank Opnlence have swept
Their green annulllng surge.
orders pure wisdom they have crashed
With riot feet in rude disdain
Like some gross cabble they have rushed
on beautY's bright domain
But over them, As though h solt
Memory OF bloom that No more bleTs,
4 rose bush resrs one boUgh aloit,
starred with one stainless rose
Above these weeds whose ruffan power
50 eoarsly enyies what j. fair,
she bends her lightsome dainty flower
With such patricisn air.
ThA while watch this chaste young rose
some pale scared queen she seems to be
Across whose palace courtyard lows
The dark mob, Ike = sea
-Apple.0a's JotrHGL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21
SANE0RD,S RADICAL CURE

GeufleaieH.-My ease Is briefly A. follows: have
had Oatarrh for ten years each year with tncrcas-
ipg fcycrity. for nine years had not brcathcd
through one nostrl. nal dreppings In the throat,
very bad cough, asthms 40 bad a. TO be obliged
~ take 4 remedy Tor il Al night before being able
70 lie down aud sleep, and constant dull pain In
my head Ny head was at times 50 fun OF CAtaTTh.
al matter IS 10 iujurc my sense Of hearing and
compel me TO get up several times IN the nj ht 10
clear It aud nv throat before could sleep Every
one OF these distressing symptoms has disappear
Ell under the Of not quite three bottles OF San
FoKD's RADICAL CURE My hearing j. fully re-
stored. have no asthmAtic symptoms no cough,
no drOppings in ;he throat, no headache, and In
every way better than have been tor years.
could feel the effects of the CUKE on my appetite
on my kidneys. and IN fact on every part OF my
system. What has been done in my case IL wholly
The clvc; OF the RADICAL CCRE.
Very Respectfully,
{. II. LAWRENCE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21
CHEAP MUSIC
Peters PGTIOT Music No, IA.

contains seven Piano Pieces OF
moderate difficulty namely .
Little Old Cabin GdOp-Chil-
pcric Walt -CEAar aud I'm
Rustic Polka-Lily
OF Killarney Narch-Sllvery
Moonlight Noctufne. ani The
SKY lark Galop.
These pieces are by kiNEEL,
WAGNER. WILSON, aud other
popular wrltcrs-a very On
selection.