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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

ORrsru PnRoE closes an article ia
Miro aad Fera.er On breeding Jerseys
a. follows
The moral Of ,hi. i simple. Boy
your cows. make as good selection Is
yol can aal stick 20 them year ia and
year out; study their individual habits
aud taste. Breed them o. rssul, shows
is the bes, way. Keep their calves I'M
I'll you know whA, they can DO; 'slec.
the bes, for yourself and sell the poorest.
Patience and perseverance,, with good
jadgmen, added. will lead you TO VIC
tory. Long years Of study. much anxi-
ETY. and toll will be repaid BY the a'i'-
faction and honor Of having improved
the dairy stock Of your county
Thi. moral Is true illustration u
every success. No matter in wha. sta
ton a mans life is cast. these elements
in bis character will mould and stamp
circumstances TO his use and crown his
efforts with success. patience and per-
severenee with good jadgmen, added,
will lead you to victory" These words
are fitting to be placed upon the helmet
Of the warrior. the eseuieheon Of the
scholar, OF 10 form n wa'ch-word for
the farmer. Without these elements
Of character nothing can be won
worthy Of any man. and without
them every one becomes a drone. float
ing with the current whichever way il
may flow. Our lives are 20 formed that
without constant. lsborious etfor, MOTH
ing is possible. And, in a measure, ev-
cry good. homes, endeAvOr brings IT, re-
ward. Now le, each and every farmer,
particularly IL he be young in the BUSH
ness, resolve that these words shall form
his motto. and rest assured that in the
end he can look back with satisfaction
upon hi. pas, life and labOr', feeling Sc
cure in an abundance for his old age as
a result Of his own efforts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
VETERINARIANS WANTED.

A statement was made In private con.
,si.aiion By one % he inhasn'isl dsiry
men a, ,hs Vermont Diifyman's As'o.
citation. ,ha, BE- would be- ono of a small
number Of cattle breeders 'o guarantee q
handsome salary % thoroughly qualified
veterinarian who would settle siih.n
easy reach Of bic farm. Oa recent cc.
ca.ioa whete a valuable cos required ihe
ser, .c,, Of a compe,eni surgeon. Dc bal
Cot him 500 % obtain tie e.ats.i q a
doctor from New York city. and p-h
ATTENDANCE counts aP pretty ia'i upon
mans parse While human praci.sioa-
ers arc tgracd ol, from our medical cli-
lcsc. by ihs many bundled every year,
competition j.. gio~iag constantly clo''r
between them. he number of men who
are oompeisni 10 ir,at lick or injured
animals. remains very small compared 20
what u sholli De.
Many physicians seem % tank hat
docioring animal, !. small busIass'. and
beneath their disniiy. bul when cows ell
f1r several thousands Il dollau each, add
horse, "a several tens d thousands. it
woaM seem that oae's digniiy need hard
" stand In ihe way ~bea honest ani ir-
t,llIgcn, services ere wanted, and e.pec-
/ sly by mca who arc silliug o. pay hb.
erally for what they ct. These animals
are all ,abjeci o disease, al Their, should
Be mea within reach who are comPe,eni
10 ira them. Cattle osnes may learn
how 10 take i'leably good care Of Their
animals. bat IN severe eases Of sickness
or injury. an sKpcr, Who thoroughly un-
d,r,ands wha, he j. about. !. the man
,hA, i needed. Oar agricultural college
student, may Sell look into shl' matter.
n. p. Flrlr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
Stories on the Road.
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sesastAiaE % rat lea = eftPsssk.

essaassstal TrsVsisrs ats Wsysids las
sssassAias % Pa ia = tsfiPs.sh.
.ce1trasr, n 49, eaFf fer nc rasif il-s
20 lI rruf rnrsfIrrrN II O. a1f Fuuf
knsslei.e 1i tulnoss a. rtarEa fFri1 va
-. ant 81 ttai sea tuos
rhs usm'f cxrfCs1el rcEfri ifI fuu iIe Irs
q a. rfirrI r'ralare tauffh lttl AlEu.f. anl
-. sIHres.ai o. sfsr rTrl1 n r' aar0 60 traF-
ssIs ssatrl on 90 poalct oi ta1 Llntrl hotel.
.l Iru.s. A..
.ie1.- rsspouisl Nes Nors rerrrscatstts
II ~ rraIessInu. ifuauer isat rari ~
se.salca. rui - runs n.s r.ts t.a-r.lss orf
siis 90 .hsacss q ra.r oti '..'7s .aa s-r.n
t1af enslnsiors.
.Nhli r.aEs o. nsfan-r
"Its Ilr Esttrce Ha ~ "a. l. art n.
50 80 ttrr narrIrI OIL fl taHtrIr t.asr. 81
sknnau Fl rfrrrnnls u al. rarta oI O. r1uutrf (.
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.rrfa InITncl TrlfIua e. irfIffa'a frn rrrrrta.
al rhnuar 81 tai Az saf0f sri frlu tal.rr ro
dKri hsrrs o. cause suf s'rsrns 9 uffrII 80
an rNaurf. cay go % q tr Al r.f.l r.s
80 .sresnt 90 Irar .trrstra Hutn n a
ttEsso a. saeis aaft.rr, asttns o. So
Mas .asltrr per ocrL natl rsl lo Ffs ap
rTaFUIrF I.r unIr. lrr nIHU.Ts f..U.t mH
usprr. fIral.r d Canr arrrrH e. aIrrrl.arIrruI
of FknhlN'> roNtC 4 ulrf BE- 1rf u nHrf
10 % ln rarlrc..au. A.arU OIL ua-nlra .l rarta.
"a ~ oF.r.1. sIaa' o. t t. curt ilslrr
80
Nss.rt u..ssK&C 90. siNss lsrl. ne o. .ri
Freci.s 49,. rNHkIHs ToNIC s.ls f'Ess
60. r.rca Nl.lfta. ltr.r.. llrarl .urr. lila'
she. t.lFts e. loIla. 80 al. rrrertr Diseases
Lei 90 Live anf h deere. rrIa nIfI.r .n Hnaf
rsNar. frrH o. tnf Nm IN .arrf
ere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
BUSINESS FOR BOYS.

A Western rural correspondent, thinks
!, easily possible 20 to ,rsA, the boys a.
to lead them TO like the farm life. and
suggests the following ptoos,
"Give a boy a calf. a colt. chickens or
other stock. and have him understand
iha, whatever he makes by faithful at
tendance shall be bis own. II he Is
careless OF indinern, le, him suffer the
loss. but take pains TO show him wha, he
might have made had be b,en moie
faiil fal and diligcni. A boy who vill
take good care Of litter Of pigs, feeding
and watering regularly and caring for in
every way. Il he !. told, ,ha, when they
arc first placed in his keeping iha, one Of
them shall BE- his Own ior he work. he
will take the greatest interest IN the
task.
"The field and garden. the orchard
and the cultivation Of small fruits, afford
ample variety fcr differences Of dispose
,ion. And. by the way. !, j. well iha,
in nearly every farmers family these
difference. are found since the various
interests 10 be looked after Ia well rsgu-
lated rural home. ned On this account
their several specialists Bi, whatever
the inclination u boy may be be should
b. fairly and honestly deal, With. and
laugh, 10 sse and realize Il 10 bis own
experience. that there i profit IN vel
managcd farm work
Treated 10 tbs way he IS Instructed
and praoiieed in actual business. and
surely mi, i, no small advantage BE-
sides. he is made 20 feel that be has an
interest In the farm and ihe homo. other
than iha, of mere Obligation 10 siay
there ne becomes conscious Of The
honor which attaches 10 busine. and
owner,hip. A. he grows older BE- = I'D
70 dnd in the occupation Of che farmer
ample scope for the display Of The best
executive c. business qualities, AL be
will scarcely fail TO see The Superior ad-
vantage, and pleasures o. peaceful
ooat,y life.
Their !, nothing noyslin ihisP.an. butts
educAiioaal influence In he rgh, d.ftc.
ton can scarcely b. osefcf'insiei.-
y. iort T-imr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29


a - iaAen - : ye.r 49,
VIA bllous sever
MY doctor pronoanced me cured. tut
goa slck again. with terrible pains IN my
bach and sldes. AMI got 80 ost
Coold Dot move
| shruuk
rrom - Ibs % $50 Ihad bsen DC
torlng Cor ms liver. Bat Ia DAD NE no goot.
did not expect % live more than three
months I began 10 take Hoo Bliters.
Directly my appetite returned, my pains
left me. my entire system scsmed renewed
a. n b magic. ana amer using several bot
tics am uOt oniy a. souud A. sovereign
bgt weigh more than did beiorc. To Hop
Bitters ose my ne.
Dublin. June 3. ~ r. frfrrtfnicN.
Cusrrrn d.
.N..lcn NJ. 80. = ~ go.
Neuralgia fcmsle trounls, fof VAR IN
The most tcrfihlg and cxcrutaiing mAnntf'
No mediClne Or doctof could give ne re-
uef or cury uuti I used HOG bltiers
The frst bottle
Nearly cared me-
Tho second made me A. vel AMI strong
a. when q chii.
.Arf 4 have hecn - o. MS day
Nv husband Va an invalid fcr twenty
ycar- with q serious
"k.dnsy. liver AMI uriuarv complaint,
.prououucel by nostnns hesi ptysl-
clans
"Iacurabief'
seven bottles of your bIt'ers cured
an ani knoN Of the
Lives OF eight persons
In ms uGighhorhoo1 thaf have hctn
saycd hy Yo1f t.ttCrs.
Aud many more are using them VIII
rreat honflt
They almost
10 uIrac'fs -NIs. a l NIIrA.
Wnu ru Ger srrg u rrnsr yours n Gay anN
nIEff. ga tnn ruurn aIInnuf ever IsH. sulk
go rarf ufnnuf rrsf. IHgrnr sI fnr uur .
fnEn 81 rnn VIE r1aITuIuE I.INHTf'H .'. All '"FH
Nuu WNI want fn knUu nuW NH .HI NtiA
shich u anssrrfi In three words laso unr
nIffrra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

lcoumanlcatioas fos thls pse<I.nes, .n p. J.
net. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

The thousands who suffered from Rheu.
maiism and Neuralgia had hard time OF
II till the discovery OF ATnLoruORos. Now
they needn't suffer II they don't want TO.
) X Dennis. ID. d., Third Congregation.
al Church. New Haven. writes thus Have
long been q victim Of Rheumatism. Dur
ing recent severe attack ! commenced To
take ArHLoruoRos on Friday. Sunday I
was In my pulplt Monday ! went 10 hos
tOa. well, aud have remained 80. You
have indeed found a specific"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

HrslS BLooD.-On the purity AMI vital.
ny Of the blood depcni the visor AMI health
q the whole system. Disease u various
kinds is often only the slgn that nature !.
trying 20 remove the disturbing cause. A
remedy that give. life and vigor % the
blood, eradicate. scrofuls and other impari.
ties from u. a. Hoods Sarspsrills IN
doubtsdly does. must be the means Of pre-
venting many Diseases that would occgr
without is zee. Sold BY dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

The sdoption BY most Of the prominent
dsirymen and farmers OF the United States,
Of ne Improved Butter Color made by
Wells. Richardson a Co, Bariingtsn. VI /,
Il q proof % their wisdom In q business
point Of view Ncsrly all winter butter Il
colored In order 20 make 10 marketable.
and this color Il the best, q, regard 10 pur-
ity, strength, permanence and perfection
OF tint
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

An impecunioas young lawyer. one day
last week, requested . private interview
with one Of the weaithiest men In Austin.
A. soon - the door was closed the young
lawyer said, earnestly; Life IL Q burden
10 me unless you consent 10 my marriage
with your daughter. come 10 AK your
consent" The wealthy man, who did not
have much use for lawyers, replied ITO
which one OF my daughters do you referf
have three" Colonel, refer 70 which.
ever ons you want me tn have" was the
candid reply.-Tsras Sifia0s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

IL Is reported that New York women
play draw poker. Bot let us hasten 10 en-.
plain that this new accomplishment has
no connection with the custom OF draw
poker that al one time made q husbands
home life 80 dangerous during seasons OF
martial contention. on dear, no draw
poker Is only . harmless little pastime
hitherto mOnopollEed by the sterner ser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

A New Yorker has invented q little
spring 10 attach % gas jets 30 that when
the ght l. blown out, the gas will be
tlrned or This VIII be q great disSp-
pointment % geutlemen from the coautry,
Who have heretofore found In the gas
burner q most convenient and Inexpensive
means Of happy dispatch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

"The Squire" says the author Of the
" Hoosler Schoolmastsr, wore one glass
eye aud wig. The glass eye was cou.
stantly slipping out Of focus, and the wig
turning around sldswlse on his head when
ever he addressed the people Of the Flat
Greek District" Sad spectacle. Parker's
Hair Balsam preserves and promotes the
growth Of the natural hail. IL also re
stores the natural color 10 hair which has
faded or become gray. Clean, elegant,
beneficial, highly perfumed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

About The most punctiliOus workman
Ne ever heard % vas The carpenter 10 one
% our nes houses. who bad bis hammer
raised % strike a nal Iast a. the whistle
blew Cor mon. Arrested u In his MID
course quietly laid Il down ant made a
lash Cor hls dlEner pail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

Neglvc, !. the prime reason why 80
many people have what they call "Poo'
luck" with fowls. Look to ''minor' de-
tails in every instance as well as "larss
interests.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

l. IN store for al who use KsmP's Bal
San for the throat and lungs. the great
guaranteed remedy. wouh you believe
that 10 i sold oC - merits and that each
druggist i authorized % refund your mon
~ by the Proprietor Of this wonderful
remedy N IL falls 10 cure you. A. NJ. Ger
~. SO. Paris. has secured the agency for
it Price tO Cts. aud si.o0 Trial size
free
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
Ox TutKrY DAYS THI.I.

TuE voLrnc BKLr Co, MlrsAall, hlcA.,
will sent DIR. Dyes celebrated Electro
voltAlc Belts aud Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days - men young or old
who are afflicted with nervous debility,
lost vitality and kindred troubles, guaran-
teelng speedy and complete restoration OF
health aud manly vigor. Address A. above.
n. B.-No risk IL incurred, a. thirty days
trial II allowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

Said a man ON his way 10 be- hanged.
shell b. no fan can I get there. We say
% the dyspepiic, nervous. and debllitatrd,
don't hurry thoughtlcssly Tor some remedy
- Doubtful merit uncertain ~ relief When
YOU can Ct a. The druggists fof one dollar
Esrflft Hioo.i BIifsrs almost Sure - cure
ant certain % benefit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

so 49, e. 90 cf NrunT IrIrerlal f|tf.
sIsis ran IN ttr usrt uIuness cl NIslnn. Pc.
mlfrrr uf Az arI "anr UlrrI '.ar..rH lnat
Er-rr.
agiuI rarlru'arf n 90 Fnmr..r'. 10 rf
iea.fe o. 80 lrrc o. rnI FL cftrl orf. ALL
elgr a. heIr .uf Il Hcl rI an Irull's' li o. 90
rlrGaFr 0r "a .EsEra ..r O.. 0f n srrf l.0r
~ uaI cn e. nurr u Uf en- u.rr. tI aIIrrHa.
ruI GRAY MEDICINE CO. nrf1in n. -
On a1ruart Cl rHuu lrlif.ts ur hare a. I.rsi &c
clos MfanfHr lnH nr'H rrrI.UH
.c.d IN san rar.s. tr AZ oFEE1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

Up IRON The meadows. rich with Coru. q"
TIE farmer slowly hobbied home
The Rhcums'ism csused his grief
Bet quickly i.i be- get relief.
Win Great American Specific.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

If fowls are too IA, for laying cease
feeding corn and use ground oats. mois-
tened with warm water. for = morning
meal. Feed nothing At noon, and At
nigh. give good sound wheat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

oar readers will notice a pew advertise
mcni. CiOyEE BIrrERs This medicine
We have heard spoken Of highly, q. 10 IL
compounded from The rel and white clo-
YER. II contains great virtues Tor spring
AMI blood disease, ani all that are aiiing
should call on our Druggists for 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

bot cousin't help it Everything wsnt
wrong With me. snd thought hadu't q
friend Ia the world. dyspepsia caused this
sol for months ! coalfn't 81 srything sni
iast suffered In misery tlll ! used salphur
Btters Three bottles cured me d
LEWt.. ~ Bowdolu Street Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

LuDgs. 10 = curing more cases Coughs.
Colds. Asthma. Br0ochltis, Group. and all
Throat and Lang troubles, than any other
medicine. The proprietor has authorized
A. n. Gerry, 50. Paris, % refund your
money m afier taking three fourths Of q
bottle. RELIEF - not obtained. Price 90 cts.
auf 81. Trial size ffec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

There Il no remedy known 10 science
that will 80 speedily and 80 sneciually eare
or rclh We lumbago. chronic or acute rhea.
matlsm, swollen OF -tin jolnts. a. Johnson
IaosFyns LfnfmsHf used internally ana ex-
tsrually.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

The woman who hcsltaies i goose.
This remark refers especially 10 leap year.
The nan who made IL has 20, been deal
long enough 20 be considered a sage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

In answer to several inquiries We have
IN saw that lSisrif1a's C1rairy CoHdifioH
potsfsrs are a pure article We know
them 10 be %. Tney are a. much superior
70 al other. a. a good thing Il superior 70
q worthless one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

"A comfortable fortune can be made
nom even a single acre Of land, in time,
II a man knows how and applies his
knowledge with energy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
no. DIAMOND rvzliT
Az. SCATTERED rno,rHn

Oue word OF ne prossrb : plainly En-
pressed To- each Of the foiiowlng sentences
q. There j. 90 room for more ln tish
that i already fun
:. Not au thc wealth of a uatiou can o.
deem iost Charal ter
3. The Qualities % Others 90 not a. us
Iks oar owu.
& The eariy bird catches thc worn.
a. The candle bcgins o. barn dim with
the rising of ne sua
e. What Il 10 % hc wise
When TIE GAY dawus the owi grows
sleepy.
Il The cupboard was BAR. AMI 80 the
poor dog had none.
a How vel w can forctcl tomorrow :
events the morrOw Itself on'y vii TEL u.s..
Dob wCnlt sooner trust a fool than q
krave f,RNrE iouN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
NrN.r.rrH Enron

%. N. Holcomb. 90 Bloomvlile. OHIO, rls-
e. % explain "Ilsd that terrible disease,
catarrh, Tor twenty years c0uiin't taste
90 smell. AMI hearing was falling IAoni-
o. Erisrfr'r 90 cHr6i mf. These are facts
voluntarily given agsinst former pr'la-
dice Of patent medicine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
TAKE GOOD CARE OF THE
MANURE.

MANURE.
Its nov a leisure time with most farm
ers and they can devote some time 10
calculations, in preparing foe the future
needs u the farm. And II anything q
needed TO furnish absorbent, for the
horse and cattle stables. or IL the supply
Of straw has run short, htile pains will
secure enough sawdusi Coz bedding until
dry dirt can be obtained. n every part
iclc Of liquid maaurr j. saved, a. !, can
be by taking little Paias, the quantity
q avaihble manure will BE- doubled
Thi. !. certainly worth the careful con-
s.deraiion q every farmer. "A penny
saved /. psnny earned" And every
dollars worth q fer'iliSing material
saved o., manufactured upoa the farm. .
70 much 70 the farmers credit, a. Il
leaves it, COS, IN bic pocket Instead Of
carrying !, to TIA, Of the fertilizer manu-
fac,urcf We have used chemical ierii-
lirsfs quite extensively aud think We have
received fair profit from their u.e, bat
L one bar the money bad b,ea exPcadsd
in collecting composing material from
,he farm an the balance expended for
fertilizers much mon prot, woeld have
been obtained. W man can ahlfd 70
purchase fertilizers a. long as be allows
a single parii,le 20 ~ % waste upon the
farm. !, Is surprising 70 see farm
en- VIII are shr,wi m,a ia their trades,
good cAlculaiors 10 every thing, quick to
sos waste aad saafp 10 prevea, IL. allow
the manure from their stock 70 remain
on, % doors. exposed 90 the wasting a.
ieets Of rains AL fr5i, and the dyins o.
winds. without giving a. thought.
And s,ill these men will pay high prices
for fertilizers and then woadef tier
farm, are ro, more Ft,iaei.'e. The a'''
principle Of any business j. 90 prevent
waste. 70 manufacture everything that
can b. malr available ia,o some useful
adjunct 20 she basnsss II b wonderful
bow every LITTLE ihiag B., male 70 help
along 'hc great bl'.nrs wheel In the
maraf.c,ar, of iumbef each piece has ~
appropriate We. ani can b. ~ofsed INTO
something ia, las ,is uses In slaagh-
,sf hoa,s. every pat ~ ihe animal =
placed % some uir. noi even the hair,
hoof, ~ hons ar wasted IN iLc man
uac,gfo OF leather toto ihe ,af.ol. uss.
every scrap All shred Is % zone value.
s. W. might 81 oa al it'olsh ,he me
chani, arts and sciences. from iho ham
bls.. O. ttc most noble. anl we sAali see
TIA, nothing b. wasted. Dat that. onea,
me grand, results spring from 'he most
Insignificant soafcc' Nature j. .ail %
abhor q vacuum. II also abhof. waste
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

We will sesd you KaufnAnn's great Msdl-
cal work TO- pages. oolored plates from
lie. The most valuable adviser ever pab.
ll.hed. N any address on receipt oftwo 3
cent stamp. % pay postage. Address A.
4. Ortway a Co. Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
Nothing De- insi.
~ iVp of De-
Tat ffrmh'ss on co. beat of fnssr
o. huf rrhair.l to fsIi anrs
Oh summer. thnnfrr shower

The farmer. trained a. be- often Is. 10
the school q small incomes. anl obliged
otrniim-. % praci.ce the mos; rigid
e. nomy. It'll allows NOE valuable ma.
tsial {, Zip through bic hand, unused
,hAa any ani al other bfanehs. u basines.
combined bat when be beooms skilled
IN saving and properly applying manuie
thea be begins u proper. ths highway
% comps,en-e opens before him. II.
Reynolds. ". D.. IN an abe article IN he
Nc Eaqiani F1rn.cr oa Waste Of
MANURE" after naming the different
wsys Ia which manure Is alloved 20
waste, say'
"Few farmers realize the value there
j. IN The liquid excFemeni q their cattle.
The value OF the liquid excFemeni made
by d stock Of cattle = nearly. II no,
quite equal % hat Of the solid eHeremeni.
A Ton % urine collected az barn wAs
f5uni by aaalyris.io ooa,ain ~ pounds
ni,rogenl~hish - only twenty cents per
pound would be worth $3.50 ten pounds
pho,phoac le.d which =. ,ea ceni' per
poaad, would b. worth Sl.oO; and
nearly siSteea polad' Il potash which a,
Eve oeais PER pound, would Be worth 80
oen,s. making q total u $3.50 as the
value Of i1a Of urine. IL, this
amount b. Mingled with cord Of dry
muck aal allowed % scrmeni, and the
farmer would have q cord Of good ma.
nafe A coz ia one year, passes about
four tons Of uune. which II mingled with
four cord, OF dy muck, would afford
four cord. Of gooi dfes,ing for The
soil"
After reading this computation We can
readily sec how much is wasted by al
loving the stock 10 stand on loose floors.
with cracks that psrmi, al the urine 10
run 10 waste then IL the solid exerement
is thrown on, TO be leaehsd by sewer aud
rain. another hall Is gone and only one
quarter Of the actual value i lefs 10 be
returned 10 the fields. i /, any wonder
that fields fail 10 produce as they once
did, l. Il any wonder that farms and
farmers become impoverished while this
system lasts, We can all make i'm
proyemenis aud. while striving 70 reach
we are very Ear from perfect.
Bat we can begin a, the bottom round,
improve there, and with our eyes con-
.ian,ly upon the goal, reach forward tot
point as near perfection a. can be at
tanned in this world Now lstus all look
70 the waste Of our manure piles and IL
there Is any waste by drainage supply
more Absorbsnis. il BY Undertaking APP
ply gypsum aud compact them as much
As possible. II this first. great leak is
stopped the rest will be easier and our
crop. will increase while our farms inn
prove.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

There l. q species OF lirsri that can
throw on IT, tall al pleasure. In this IL
resembles the writer u serials Tor the sto-
~ papers, albeit the latter throws OF much
the longer tales.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

See to watering your stock. DO not
permit them to freeze their insides With
icy draughts. The best results comes
from water Of moderate temperature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

The young boy who was discovered In
th- act % conccAline q piece % mince pc
In tis mothers clock explained that he
Was oniy tyirg b ALL time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

what combination Of four letters 10 our
English tongue awAkens such sweet and
tender rccollecilOns a. home. Some
person. may answer beer bat they have
no home.