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Soap Making.

\ lady writes to an exchange: with
out givin, any recipes for making soap,
| wish 10 tell all the hard worked farm
er's wives how much labor they may save
bv not using such vast quantities OF tins
article. For nearly five years l have
used soap only for washing clothes. In
all that time have not used one pound
of soap for washing dishes and other
kitchen purposes. Ny family has ranged
from three 10 twenty hye. | have used
cistern water, limestone water, a. hard As
possible. and hard water composed OF
other ingredients besides line, and | Ind
with all these my plan works equally
vel. Ii i this Have your water quite
ho, and add little milk to 1t. This
>ofteus the water, gives the dishes ! hne
gloss and preserves the hancs; It removes
the grease. even that from beef, and yet
no grease Is ever found atating on the
water, a. when soap Is USED. The stone
vessels | always set on the stove with a
little water in them when the ylctuals are
taken from them; thus they are hot when
1 an ready 10 wash them, and the grease
Is easily removed. Just try ny plan, you
who toll day after day every spring to
make that barrel Of soap, ard let Us hear
how II succeeds with YOU. | like the
great barrel of soap on was ling-day. but
am clad 70 dispense with : ard on all
other occasions. ind tina: my tinware
keeps bright longer when c.tansed IN this
way than by using soap or by securing.
The habit % many Of Us have acquired OF
securing tins Is a wasteiul policy; the
present s,vle OF tinware will not bear It.
The tin Is soon scrubbed away, and 4 YES
SCI that Is ii for nothing left on our
hands. but If washed in tbs way have
described, the tin Is preserved and Is a.
WAYS bright aud clean
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-04

Cotentine breed, aud fifty COWS either OF
Norwan or Maneelle blood, crossed with
the Durham, complete the herd The
cattle remain in pasture all winter, and
are fed hay part of the year. The aver
age weight Of COWS fully tattened Is so
Kilograms, or 7l64 pounds. The number
Of cows Is increased in the latter part OF
,rr season on account Of the fabrication
az Camembert cheese. which lasts from
september to April. The cows are MIXED
,,gulaaly three times per day, at y A..
VI noon. and q z. NJ. Each farm over
Ser Is furnished with a memorandum,
uacn which he inscribeS the day on which
ed COW was placed in pasture, as well
- lhe date Of her removal. This method
secures a perfect record Of the number oil
head OF cattle kept. and the number oil
DAYS Of each head.
The butter and cheese, except the Ia
membert cheese, is sold at IT. Pierre on
the Dive. The Camembert cheese was
originated at Camembert, in the depart
ment OF OIne, BY the great-grandmother
of NJ. Pavnel, and its fabrication has ever
been maintained in his family. On three
or four OF his farms the milk, as soon as
drawn. Is brought carefully in a spring
wagon to the principal farm. The morn
inc and noon milk Is Immediately subject
al to the action of rennet and heated IN
propor,ion to the external temperature
-Four or five liters OF hot milk are gener'
auy sufficient to give loo hters the re-
CURED temperature. The evening milk
Is kept during the night and mingled with
the milk OF the following day. After
about four hours the curd Is placed by
spoonfuls in the moulds, an operation
which Is renewed FIVE times IN seven OF
EIGHT hours for the same cheese. As the
milk drip> through the mOulds, causing
the surface to sink, the vacuum must be
filed Up at regular intervals By fresh
supplies Of curdled milk. The next day
the cheese Is turned over il the mould
and on the following day removed from II
aud salted. Ga the fifth day II Is trans
ported to the drying room and placed on
the hurdles Of selves before mentioned.
They arc kept here from twelve 10 thirty
SIX days, sccording 10 the dryneSs OF
humility Of the atmosphere, and are then
deposited IN the cellar for SIX to twenty
DAYS in addition. The Cauember' cheese
thus requires from twenty-five - sixty
days. according TO temperature, for lis
completion. The cheeses a;c then packed
in rou.e4u1 Of SIX, in paper marked with
the regular brand, and then surrounded
bv straw. ;. Agricultural Report.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-04
Use Labor Econom icaIIy.

Use labor economically, especially IN
farming. Tor in no vocation can 1t be
more pro6tably economical than IN farm
ing, especially in planting toI profit. My
practice bas been TO plant little and man
ure high, thereby saving lator and pro-
ducing better results from the money and
labor invested, than by planting much
and msnuring lightly. This l cannot
better illustrate than to introduce little
experiment Of mine. LAST year | plant
81 lilo Of an acre Of common field land
with : bushel Early Rose potatoes. l
spread on the same two OK carloads Of
hen manure, Or 1t the rate CT about ten
co-,ls per acre, and | obtained thirty
bushels Of large ones and three Of small
ones, or At the rate Of SIS bushels per
acre. Reckoning half Of the manure re-
turned, these potatoes cost but twenty-slx
cents per bCshel in the cellar. The CON-
mon way OF farming in this vicinity, Is
TO plant with about three or four cords Of
barn-yard manure, and obtain from 100
TO 200 bushels per acre. Now, ny ad-
vice Is TO plant less and manure higher,
for il costs Just as much labor to grow
one or two hundred bushels per acre as 1t
does to raise 500 bushels, with the exceP-
ton Of digging, and this extra labor Is
vel repaid for, by the tubers being larger
and handsomer. \ more healthy excite
ment is felt than when one digs all over
the farm 10 obtain few, and small ones
At tsAt, which Is the old way Of farming,
and too many adhere to it yet.-COr. y.
Z. Farmer
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\ man being asked, as he lay summing
himself on the grass, what was the height
Of his ambition, replied, TO marry rich
widow with bad cough"
"Is the moon made Of green cheese,
youngster?" mo, sir, certainly not"
How do YOU prove that?' "Oh. easy
the moon was made before the COWS"
An Essex farmer Is obliged to chalk
his nose every time he takes a walk round
the farm, 10 save himself from an old
bull which has strong antipathy to red.
\ daughter Of wealthy Watertown
farmer has distinguished herself By rails
inc eight little pigs on bottle. Suck
cess TO her literary eforts.-Philsdelphia
Bulletin.
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CASTORIA,

Dr. samuel Pitcher 90. llfannis, Mass, eNpSI'-
ulrtfd n bis private practice for twenty years 10
produce combination shat would nave 'ir wv
.t,,.s OF Cs.tor oil " ltLout Is unpleasant taste
and ErpiuS eject. 80,
n, preparation was seat Tor, ncAr and TAR Uli
dnall, he gave u The name OF Ca>toria, and
tut !. up lor sale Il D.. very wonderful IN - en-
80. t.trtrulariv with tLc di-OtdCrd stomach,
AMI bowels ol chItrcn lt ss>inilAtes the
food. cure. sour stomach. and wind cole, reku
laies the bowels. eNpels worms ana may DC
reliei upon "a Group.
Asaplcaslnt effective and perfectly safe ca
tharttc remedy. Il D, superior 20 Castor 81 Cor
1tRls ant Svrups. Il does not contain alcohol
and adapted 20 any Agc.
nv regulating the stomach lui bowels OF cross
and sIekIy children they become cooinafured
AMI healthy They can enjoy sleep and mo- hers
have rest. The CastcrlA j. lut up a. TIE l-So'' 4
tory OF J. b Rose n CO. ~ Dcy -, \ew ork
mayl-.m
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pottrp,
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90 an tbc notable things n earth.
tiie greerrst one B, pIide OF 0irih
Nmoug our ''6egtc Democracy
t,,Ia,. across 81 hupdocd years
Without a prop 20 save d from soct's'
\ot ,,en a couple OF rOtton peers,
th.ng Tor laush,er hee,s ar'i ieet'
l. American aristocracv'
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Germans. italians, putch sad pan''h
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80 subtitle a tausi. of ulHOd mJc''l'
~ Her,ldry Harvey Will ever succeed
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tercnt upou &C.. u,y snohoish tlend'
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Without good reason 20 appreheod
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OAfORD' ss:.At a CoaFt Of rrobat, bed !.
WALL STREET SPECULATE,

The reliable house % ALEy FHurWysu,y
Co. No. !! Wall street, Nts Yl.A. ygl.- :
hand some eight page weekly paper III D..
Weekly financial Report, which tdc7 ,ssi l-..,.
Any attlc.s- j. edition % Ia-le lga5.f .
contains very holland accurate f,H8.t, ON ~.
and stand ug- 0f every bori. stock laI ....-..
dealt Ia 40 The stock EN.Atts. pr htr.l,l +.
Eastern huaLcicr. and capitalist Ne.sr.. F..
inghlm n Co. arc very extensive broker. ID H..
experience and trir'i integrity o. i.lts- I,
their stock brokerake ol'.nr-s. obey sob ala. %.
termed Privilege ~ Put, an! D.l..r s.
one OF The ayoritr methods of 'r-I' MAZE .rs.-..
lion. Their advice I- very valuable. A.I b. n
lowing lt, thousand, 90 people .Ars male q
tuncs.-lN. !. MctrOpyl-. mssB
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We claim superior 10 all other Kinds In use iot
the following reasons.
LIT. The pres ser foot Is always raised from the
fabric when the eed takes place, thereby present
ing no resistance to seams or ridges while feeling
H. The needle being In the fabric. moving with
the vertical feei bdr-W ith ts nl pressure on the
goods renders the feed sure and strong and the
stitch uniform 10 length.
81 The needle being ia the goods AZ the time
the feed tAkrs place, renders tt impossible 10 fuu
one plvcc while the other b. stretched
9Th The rorf.oal fed bar being behind the
neCdlc renders 70 capable Of sewing elastic goods,
making smooth and flexible seam With stitch
al,Ae ON both sides-jhus enabling the sewing OF
any number oi thlckncs-es without bArtng, anil
otrraIinA vi h equal facility uu the heaviest A.
We'll a. the li.htc-t hbrcs.
70 addition % the foregoing Invaluable and ia.
derensoblc features, which are peculiar 10 this
machine alone, ne urge the following additional
points.
1T S,aphsify 1t has no under works to be
looked atlcr VI ct out Of order.
n. D.rability Its working parts are made OF
the beet improved steel are compact, strong aud
durable.
II. FGcieucy 1t IL the largest machine man.
utactnre, that j. adapted for family sewing: IT,
~ inch arm cua blcs 10 - 10 greater variety of
stitching, from the lightcst cambnc, through all
grades OF fabric 20 harness leather. ami 10 it 80
vel that the same machine may Ice used either IN
manufacturing or family sowing with equal iAcil'
iiy.
an. PrGsic1Iihfy dEi Eeoa0ag.-lt runs 81 a
high rate Of speel. which, combined with its pc
cular feed. enables the operator % turn the work
n any angle while The machine Is 10 iuli motion
without changing the tension or length Of stitch
con sequeuLy 10 can easily 10 IN given time one
third more work than any rotary or four motion
iced. n cNcels IA hemmug. Telling. tucking.
braidIng, couling. binding, quilting, rufilng; u
viii make wide and narrow hens, hem All manner
Of bias Woolru goods, So son merino, Grape cloth
OF goods difficult 70 hem on other machines und
for all Of which 10 has attachments especially
adapted For carriage trimming shoe htting
tailoring, dress making and family use u has ne
superior.
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A'russoPy-a,tes,: II. c. DAVIS, Register.


OXFORD, ss:-A a Coer. OF Prooats held a,
rns within aud Tor the County Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of June A. ID. ISIS.
IN the petition OF HENRY N Colby Cnsrd
~ IAN OF William L, Emma j. and Lydla
p1uy minor heirs vi John Dolly late of Milo
i rlantA'.on IN said County deceased PRAYING tor
SlHoW dover, situated IN Milton Plantation an
oetng the homestead farm Of the late John Doliv
70 nNhhsh d Howard al sn sdvAnsagesou. orsr
oraered, That the said Petitioner xtvr notfe.
70 Al persons interested by causing an abSlIzrt
"a a. US Peuuon, with Ihis orter thereon TO De pub.
oAiofi Democrat printed at Paris, that thew ,.s,
appear AZ Probate Court to be held AZ Paris
In SAID County on the third Tuesday ef Jnns ~,
49, -eloekin thetorenoon snd showcase II apV
''S' nave why the same shoald not be granted
I, A. II. WALKER, Jadre.
AVaeeopy-sitest; II. c. DAVIS, Resisfry
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Administrator, sale.

DY virtue 0f license tom lar Ill-. % o.. .ls
ID within and lOr t1C t0llt, 0. 0N.H. .L
sell 90 pabllc auction % The premises. oo lls ID.
day OF July, 4. u. l-sn, ai Pom r.'gs. A. " 4.
much 90 The real ~-'at- OF Naac. J WaE AZ G.
RumiOrd deceased a. -hai proIu's ire '1u 10. .,.
huadrel dollar, said rra. on tate consists 1. -
building, ..E4 lst occupied .f .r.,l-rl 4-. -
busbsnd ~ the tine of her t~l;r .- Z 90 PA.
Rumi0rd FalI- AMI also near t1e ..4 e, o. .'
q. %. HARLOW A.-t
Ihvfrll Jure l.h l-.. -a
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tsSigncc's sale.

DURSUANT - an or,I-r from the U,.tartC,,
L OF the :. i1r ttr District o. NAB. IL.
sell AZ Public Auction on honda,, July tih A.
O'Clock 4 W 90 ODD. ,t4rru I'D NJ al-.e oil. l....
nltecn huodrci boxes clothes pins. aoo.t l5
pouni- hops. small l1t of WOO. ani on Ise,a-
July 18th, 40 o'clock, J.. VI 10 tAe lou-s e. b
man Blake iu sapi Bethel ihc following le.-...e.
personal property. @ Alt. 1us pN. three raf d.
three calves tw.fwo rear '... twenty .c.-1.,.-,-
two OLD .ieds e Old -.el. nur 1Il saga i,
Old pung. onr+1.c'sl. .Yur UV chains. t4r,-
plow-. one horse POKER wool AZ satI +, z
lumber four cord. birch lumber. ole shasf...
lwo zap kcttles. iut sap tlsAr-.. one .alrA
,tump machine !m shingles. $500 u.l .ral. ,'a-.
enc oil culayator. one -hAfc H Bethel D.ss..
Factory. %. 10 MASON. As sae,
OF e~tate ~ Gilman J.. E.rk-. .u tIaGrl
Bethel June D., l-.t. -riE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-04

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice lhaI
he hA, bccn duly appointed by the Hon. Judfc oi
Probate for the County OF oxford and assum'd the
trust Of Executor Of the estate 90
SAMUEL. HARRINGTON late oG Nndoyer
In said County decreased by giving bond A. tnr Jaw
DIRECTS ne therefore requests all persons WI" are
Indebted To the estate OF said deceased 10 make I'm
mediate pAymeat aud those who have any demands
thereon TO exhibit the same 10
uRRlN 4. GORDON named 30 The VII
June ~, 1870. a. orfrn hotdoh'
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OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held Al
Paris within and forth County OF OXFORD
on the third tuesday of June A ID. ISIS
IN the petition OF ALDEN BE>>EY Of Ruck
~ Held Tor the appointment Of stephen n
Hutchinson Administrator on the estate OF lao.
dieea Harlow late OF said Buckdeld.
Ordered, rhatthe said Petitioner give ne,i..
TO All persons Interested by causing copy OF ms
order TO be published three weeks sCccrs.ively ia
me oxford Democrat printed At Paris, that the,
:. r stPSL 81 TFooate Court 10 be held al Paris
N said County on the third Tuesday OF july
next at O'Clock in the tore noon and shew eAu se
any they have why the same should not be
granted. -
Al. WALKER, Judge
Araeeopy-attest: II. {. DAVIS, REGISTER.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice tha,
.hs Ia, hon duly appointed By the Hon. Judge OF
p,oh.te Tor the County Of oxford aud as. uuied the
trust Of Administrative. OF the estate OF
GEORGE ". ENEESON late ~ NcWrY
In said COuuty deceased by giving Oohn a w ~
diet, n. therefor requests ala persons WHO are
indebted 10 the estate Of said deceased 10 make lnl
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon 20 rNh ibit the same 20 ......,.....
Juue 30, l>.b sNEAh y III EN''''
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TIN Subscriber hereby gives Pablo untire that
he las been duly appointed b, M Hon J4tgc VI
Probate tor the County Of xlor1 gLd assumed the
trust 81 Admlnt.tEatur ON thC estate 90
HANNAH II. CHASE late vt Buckhed
in said County deceased by gisirs bond - he !aw
directs he therefore request. AL lrrsons Indebted
10 the estate e said deceased g. make immediate
payment Anl those who have aay dcin.nd, tacre
on 10 exhibit the same ~
June -, lS.h. ALFRED OoLt.
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THE subscriber hereby gives pubic houc9 lHA ~,
he bs. been duly appointed by The Hon. Judge Of
Probate FOR the County Of oxford and assumed tht
trust of Administrator on the estate Of
EBENEZER VIRGIN late 81 kumi"rl
in said County deceased by giving bono a. th' Us"
direrts ne therefore requests all persons VINO arc
indebted TO the estate Of said deceased 10 MAKE ~
mediate payment aud those who hA'e any dei'Ah4'
thereon TO exhibit the same 10 .....,,,
June 20, 1870. ALBUM ~ M
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oxFoRD, s.: AT a Court or Pa
Paris within and iOr the Coup,s held 4
on the third Inesday Of ! ne A. b =! % u Onom
A LDES u. WASHBURN CusyJie'b
IA A. Bixby and others minor cbiiiIaihof since.
OF Russell BiNhy, having prescpiei M ca ani her.
guardianship 81 -aid wards Tor allov.1' oalt OF
Ordered, That the said Guardian ', s
70 All persons lnlerested by causing g., - ht-t
order 10 be published three weeks ,ncc. ypY Of o..
Oxford Democrat printed Al Psri. 49,, sylu.
appear al Probate Court 90 be held =, thty M,
In said County on the third TUESDAY ~ Irhn
at O'Clock In the forenoon and sbe,y .Suly ner
they have why the same should not 10 aus aus iilsy
,.n. .o,.v- .,,.., a II; WALKER JsSll
OXFORD, ss:-At q Court OF Prob,,. -.
faris sthln ana Tor the County ., aSsd
on the third Tuesday Of June A N a. l ONi0,3
A NIGER II. MITCHELL Admtnistlh'
"A estate Of sybi Mitchell late M vof olN,
said County deceased, having Ursse,.' h.etr0 n
count Of administration Of the ests,'1eel hs g.
ceased for allowance. VI sad d.
Ordered. That the ssid Administr,,o-.,
10 oil persons interested by causirr .ls.Iehotee
order 10 be published three week ~ Of h.
oxford Democrat printed at Paris fh., eYlhns
appear az Probate Court 20 De- h.id =, p."sl Hiy
in said County on the third Tpesd.T Of t Ei'
NJ Q O'Clock In the forenoon and .hev,.3,t ber'
they nave HhS 'he same should hot De- IL All
a II. WALKER In.el
true copy-atiest: II. {. DAVIS 'Gls'
-- - Atglsief
OXFORD, - AT Court Of Prob,ts -
Paris within aud for the County n, 1.el, o.
on the third Tuesday Of June A ID - VNof.
TLBRIDGE & HARLOW Admiri.ir,,
II estate OF isaac BuuDey late IA l yata
said County deceased, having urc.en,.i' 1ner '
count u administration ~ DE- e.i.fs,, us 81.
ceased for allowance. ''l ID.
Ordered, That the said AmiListrlia-
90 all persons Interested b. cIu,IBv q e,,, PIE
order 10 be published three week. ~ VI III
oxford Democrat printed a. Paris. ga, N! NM
appear 40 Probate Court 20 b. held i, ~ uiI
said County on the third lue-dav ~ t-''' %
- = o'clock 10 the forenoon and show. -rr
they have why the same should not i. ,'i - y l'l
Atrue copy-Aitest; ". e. DAVIS. P,'e.ts
OXFORD, sat- Court OF prot,,. 49,.
Paus within and for Doe Count, !, - re-.
on the third Tucsiay of Juar 4. ID - ''i-i
~ the petition OF =. ALLEN L,.-
~ Nellie ! and Annie B.. Alien r.,- ',..ll
Jones Is bee late 90 sumner iu -t.t Co.. -'' i
ceased, praying Tor license % ST.. ir 2 80! 4e.
Interest Of -ald war,i- in and t1 me 49, A
farm OF tue late JOue- ii-l.e JOB >lrB8.. D., .lt
phalrt MOUiil 90 an adyAnt4gruu. eer ~. ,L..
hundred and 3tluI dollars "i's
ordered, That the said Petitioner giv.
10 al persons tutera sied By causing an SO
Il h.s petition, With Dol. ora. 80"
20 be Published three week .lecr..i,,l,...a-
oxford Dc'a1crat printed Al P.9,.. tist tt,' 80 a
APPEAR ~ Probate Court o. Do b.lI,tP.5-@ "a.
ia said County uu The tAlfd I..-.l. of. ms o.
I al O'Clock tH the forenoon and .fs,s r.B.. -
/ tbry have My the same should DO, be- .r,-,' ~
\. n MALkER.JJ,.
Atrue eopy-attr'ti n. e Dlyl. Rer,,.,
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OXFORD, ss.-AI Count OF Probate held
Paris, within and for the County OF Oxford on
the third Tuesday OF June A. ID, 1876
M the petition OF the creditors OF JOSEPH h
" GRAY late OF Rumiord deceased praying hat
Albion n knapp DC appointed Administrators on
said Gray's estate:
Ordered, Thaithes said Petitioners give notes
10 all persons interested by causing copy OF
this order 70 be published three weeks saecesslyev
IN the oxford Democrat printed 40 Paris that they
may appear al Probate Court TO be held Al Paris
70 sAle Soahty on the third Tuesday OF July next
ats O'Clock IN the forenoon and shex eAu,slfanv
they have why the same should not be granted
A. h WALKER judge
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