Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-07


chard Bros, was the "Blanchard Churn. "
| The churn i very simple in construction,
can be. therefore, easily cleaned. and it is
! thoroughly and substantially made. 1t
will "bring butter" in a short space of
time, and the price is very low for so good
an article Eight or ten sizes are made, FOR
| family and factory use. The Gates I'M
proved Milk Pail. exhibited 10y the same
parties, is an excellent article. II is so
arranged rs TO avoid the possibility Of
splitting milk while pouring ii through the
| pail >trainer, (Which is also an improved
pattern). while dirt is less likely to r3ll in
To this than into an ordinary pail More's
/ Queen of the Dairy, Pyramidal Nty1incr, "
/ is an excellent article for those who have
not the Gates Pail It i a perfect strain
cr. and darymcn should consult Blan-
chard'S circular 70 learn of it, fine points.
| I'm the same line of dairy goo IS. we find
-KmerSou> Butter Prints and Boxes, 90
which mark from four 20 ten cakes at one
impression. The prints will DE engraved
/ % order, and may represent amy design.
/ Also. .Tiukham'S Felt Lined Butter Car
ricr. which holds from 90 TO loo pounds,
and d, mpcpiou> to heat "Burnell x
/ Browns Butter Sailing Scale" mex; draws
our attention. With il every pound of
butter can De Saltcd evenly AMI alike,
giving that uniformity Co the product
which is 50 necessary in order to secure
success as a dairy man. Naturally next
come, the salt itself. which We nnJ called
,hc Ashton Factory Filled salt. which is
highly recommended by dairymcn am agri-
cultural editors Last, in the list of cN-
hibit> is Dog Power for Dairy-work, into
which % sheep or goat can De- - easily
trained as q dog Il furnishes light
economic power. The M,>>r-. Blanchard
also breed Jersey Cattle and Berkshire
swine. of which they keep a large stock
Tor sale. Their office is 81 Plum street.
/ our farmers ami the officers ot the society
are under obligations To this firm, for max
| mg So large and interesting q display of
their goods.
The next largest exhibit u ihi~ line,
WAS made 'y the Winthrop \-'."iiuFA
Work. w. T. Whitman. Winthrop, Maine,
manager The Monitor cider Mil, at
'iA'''' i'''i' a'''"'''"- 1t - ''.''.''' '''
domestic use. and Will make from >iN Z"
tom barrel, of cider per day. Ii is easily
run by hand. ami makes 80 perfect implc-
mcut of 'hc bjud. 4 smaller machine is
/ also made for family use Whitman Root
| Cutter is "a machine thlt every Farmer
should examine. II is So adjusted that all
kinds of roots E.. can Doe Ont for cattle.
| u viii cu'apuwpNua> c>t.yana ."c as 1t
viii potato. The price is 50 l'N nearly
every farmer eau ha'ruu- ID .tW"cut~
I tle choking of One animal. % MI. have
twice paid Tor itself The "Ncw Victor
Feed Cutter made hy the same company
is also valuable machine for lis Mind.
/ r. is hand machine for cutting hay aud
I all 6iuJ> of long feed Il is % very iucN-
|pn>.,y and simple machine. Mr. Whit
Imam ALSO manufactures Wood Burrows.
Garden. Brick, Coal and stone EarroW>.
/ Ware House Trucks and Wagons, Horse
l Powers. Thrc>hing Machines iawoW>.
/ Cu,ti,storS. RakcS. Corn Shelters, Saving
/ Machines. Wine PRESSES. etc.
/ +. &. Nerrii, "i south I"ri>' presented
an unusually large line oil his implements.
First was his Swivel FIo"' then h'> F'T'>
/ P-'". then hi> Oui'''H'"r or Horse i'''.
/ Mr.. Merrill. has improve" hN '0''N"'''
and almost constructed II anew. He n""
calls 10 the Champion Hoe. The i'''A
are So shaped that they Will not clog 'n
amy Kind OF soil. II Is also provided VITA
a uew draft arrangement, which can be
adjusted for different kinds of work. lie
also exhibits neat simple, cheap and
convenient Barrel Header. This little
machine was invented several years ago
hut owing TO the scarcity oil iru''' IL was
Not generally introduced. We predict
that it vii. have a large sale. In the p'o"-
Ing match Mr.. Merri" competed WIZ" the
Frye steel plo"' pH'cr Chilled remington
and MatcAlc>> piOW>. He took the pTomi-
um over them all. also was awarded first
premium ON his pillow Mr.. McrrillN plowS
have more than local reputation. In
Lynn. Mass. blowing match held at their
fair. last week, the plow competed against
the Woods. Barrow>, Granger, Loyckiu.
and oliver Chilled. and there also il took