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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.
iCommunlcstions Coz MS DEPARTMENT .hculi
- .eni m editor. ". a. EssrsAs. k>ss San
ner. Me-
THE cONUEDRUN ALPHBEr
a rams runs

WHY i the letter A llke the contents
% The news department o. The Oxrokp
DENoCHstf
way 1. he ksisr n uss the s,Dos
s. war : M litter c Iks ths ssmmi'
Of ne highest m,antain In Aslsf
q why l. the letter u hke pig In
syf
s why l. ne letter HE . man Who
has become Bankrupt
8 way l. ne letter y nss The duration
OF - ruityf
Z WIZ !. The letter @ uss . -ii'sd Gu.
cumherf
Why i The letter n lIse ths supPly
20 saier 10 the oceanf
o WHY i The letter hke = person 10
cousumptiuuf
l0 WHY Is he letter J hks Imposing
= ans 81 Tn dollars on John smith D.
cause Johu Jones robbed John Browns
ben roosil
n why D. ne letter K iiss The city Of
Louisville
b. Why 9, the letter L Ike mosaic
sort
u why's ,hs is,isr NJ ise sfs-Prooi
huIiiluEi
it WV : ne letter \ nke The ssn.
fsfcr To- speaker o. cont i1st qulte
irrg oct char ibo idea What b. i driving
Mf
l5 WAY Is The h,i'r q Ike hIsh 'reA-
De- Why b. The letter ? lac an SrsOSi.l
suflortf
n way o. ne ls,,sr = Ike srea' to.
multi
- why l. ne letter Ike the Tumor
that oranges. lemons ant bananas ar
f.uni growing In great luxfiAnce 10 The
vicinity of The north poief
~ WAY l. The letter The The verb
TO BE-
I'd WHY j. he letter 7 hke dwelling
house containing but one room and dest-
tote % DOOR snd siuiowsf
gI WAY = The isttsr l The bank safs
fastened oniy slth q leather string
81 WAY j. The letter V lie an extinct
vo carol
d WIZ Is The ls,,er W Ike ecn'riPs'al
at rActInnf
- war i TIE letter \ lie The school
by who siud.cd too hours on The cues
u1u II oue fppls costs one cen,, What
wiI trn apples cost
90. was q. The letter \ Ike .ae earliest
years Of ones lfcf
81 why .. ne letter Z The The Ana
wIcsED VIII
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11


BUSINESS PRUDxSCE-A life Insurance.
man gOt into q row with . man, and let
him pound hin up pretty thoroughly.
MY. my sad the President OF the
Company, when be reported; what did
y0a 90 that FORT Weren't yOa bigger man
than be wasf"
yes. sir. and could have licked him,
under ordinsry circumstances, BAT be pull
"a = qua on ne"
why didn't you kill him on the spo,i
You wOald have been cleared oy any jury
In the land"
"NsyOs would, bu, didn't wan, 10 do
n.-
well. you ough, 70 be discharged for
cOwsrdiee. I've got no patience with such
a nan" cOatinped the President, getting
hot under the collar.
Hold on; don't be rash. sir. | could
have killed the nan very easily, bot, blast
the luck, ia written him an unconditional
policy on bis life only last week 10 this
company foe sl0. 200, and didn't iesl tha,
Il vas sxsetly ossibess-liks 10 kill the
blamed eruts. and stick the company In
thststylc.-
"O.-sh, hemmed the Pres
dent. that pats II In Q different light
Mr.. Bookkesp. give this gentleman any
dollars. Discretion gathers . good deal
OF NOES"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

There IL one thing which can he ssli 10
the honor % the spoiled child lie real.
ifes that too much klndncss has spoiled
hlus. ant he herolca'ly determines that be-
Oil spill nobody else In the same way
and be doesn't
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
BKrrrR r,i.S DIAMONDS.

And Of greater value than doe gold Is Z
great tonic and renoystor like Kiiney'
Wort II efpels all poisonous humOr.
from the blood. tones up the system and
by acting directly 90 the most important
organs Of the body stimulates them 10 Z
healthy action aud restores health. IL hs.
effected many marvellous cures and for oil
Kidney diseases and other Kindred troubles
IL is an Invaluable remedy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

FOR several years ~ss troubled slih
Cstsfrh-hsve tri.d many remedies. hYl-
Cream Balm has proved the article desir' 4
I b.liese II IL the only carr Il. Co.
nunS, Hardware Merchant, Towsnfa, Pa
See sdv't.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

IIor.e ant cattle po~der- N uasialtsr-
ted sr- 81 imm~n.r sivaatNls lot the
large packs nOs sold sgs ua.h, quiz One
Kind no~ Known in the cosutry are sh.o.
lately pure aud those are Sheriisn's Con.
dillon fOuders
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

own you have salt on your eggs' ssh.
ei The hotel walter OF The guest
"Oh. no. thanks They are not A. al
fresh"
Then the walter went out % consult the
landlord. 10 see II the hotel bad been 10.
.ulted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
WffxEssEs AT HAND

Mr.. Alexander Fletcher. ais Market ST..
New Ilsyen, Conn, proposes 10 remove
oil doubt about the virtue OF ArnLOPHoRos
In his case, by producing witnesses when
desired. lie writes WAS STRICKEN with
Innsmmstory Rheumatism. Ny daughter
mentioned the new remedy called ArnLo-
PmoRos. Immediately sent for some. AZ.
slept well, and arose the next morning
sree from the terrible disease. The one
bottle cured me IN any Que doubt, this
will prove IL by several witnesses
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

sS-iS rur DIAMOND DYxs more color.
ing IL given than In any known dye. and
they give faster and more brilliant color.
Toe. At all druggists. Wells, Richardson
4 Co. Barlington. VI sample Card. ~
color-. and book % directions for cent
stamp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

"IfI have saved on. cat from misery,
said the Princess OF Wales. 81 . meeting OF
the Society for the Prevention 81 Cruelty
70 Animals. II shall feel that ] have done
somsthing."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

A clergyman At Mount Desert T. ssii 10
have recently closed bis prayer ~ suing
30 Lord, now that our SUNNI Frhorr
have departed, vii, thoa taks their ri,ee
In or hearts,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Don't pay large doctors bills The best
medical book pablished, one hundred pag
-. elegant colored plates, oil be- sent you
On receipt % three AGENT stamps ~ pay
postage. Address A y. Ordsay a CO +,
BOSTON. ML.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Three lsile. - Albion. Pa, while cat
berrying iatsiy were chased ~ icrOcioa,
boil sbd compelled - climb str-. for safe
~. The poor aulmA va then compelled
o. leave OF lose M. eye-sight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

order l. heavens nrstiaw A. The Polli-
teal meeting they cone - order ani then
comes-noi heaven, surely. bat some other
country whose name ~ 10 Bot call 90
mind Just al this moment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

"whaitwo o@agtfal chllireu Are they
twiusi sAlf a. Cd bachelor 20 az Austin
.afy slth ITO chilfreu.
"Oa. -, they Are twins, replied The
ally.
Excuse ny curiosity, madame bot are
you t1c mother % both % themi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
sCorT.s pvIffsION OP pURE

Coz LIvER ON. WIN nYFormO.FnffEs.
Pr Br0acAial Tr0sii,s daf Gsasrii De-
lnHg.
Thomas BOyne. OF Dlgby, y ; mskes
The following statement have been o..
log SCOTS Enulsloa Tor ia months, AMI
nave derived more bensat from u than
from any other treatment indeed believe
a Ia. saved my llf-. soi I can honestly
recommend t . sny one for bronchlsl
troubles OF for any other deb.litatiug dis
Ease"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

A lady writes 10 the editor Of . medical
Journal. asking What will prevent her
siammering One way IL % keep the
mouth shut We sBspec, she never thooght
OF that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
PRIZE OFFEK

A beautiful goid-pla,sd psneli Is orsred
In connection Win oar 'Couunirum Al
phabsi- pabushsd above twill b. given
u ne person answering correctly he
largest uunbsr % the oouButruus. vhe,h-
e. 10 be Only one or too, o. The whole hst
LIT each reader. thea, send vha'sssr ans
wsr. can b. obtained. Cor n BAT fec Of The
qaestlous can b. solved ~ one The chances
are hat ihey wil prove dircst 70 others
40. alowivo weeks Coz answers 70
D. In hsnd
IN case GA tie The svnrd vii ~ mad-
o TIE one whose answers are mosi neatly
Arranged
Answcrs should BE- seut % W u. last
mtn. d Sgmnsr. Ne. 70 whom TIE award
Ia. besn rsfcfrc'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

There Was . gentleman In town last week
who said he Was an advance agent" H.
managed 10 get somebody - advance
him t~o dollars and half on silver watch
and has taken the rOsi again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

.S,q,,rasu, u o. a. Curfi,. Psris, MIias.
for "A, year ending Oct 81, 1883 -Ar,r-
ogs S,rsa C0Vs
lea Pound. Of butter made
Nov 1854 ~. average price. 81 cents. 81 -
D.c litilb. ga cents. Il.gl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

vxoKrrSs by IL u.e you will prevent
many of the diseases presslling 10 the
Sprlpg and sumner season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

bal suf.rvd from CstArrh for IN ye,rs
the pain wuuld - 80 severe M, va
obliged o. send for doctor. I hai su-
urtIy oct he sense % smell kly's Cream
Bam hAs WORKED = miracle Il ; Hal
.sys. B.ughampton. y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

The operation Of clipping horses
should Be done In early winter. II at oil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

The cream Of Joks woald be l,s, upon
. mllkmsn--for he wouldn't know ~hs' u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

"Oa thc hanks % Bonuy Doon.
TIE poet si.ppcd and spraiued Bis thumb
Great American Speclhc-l1 noon.
Brought peace ant Joy. where a. looked
glam.
"S1.l ID al dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

wli0w wh0 hAs come % buy coihn
or Der ate ltmrntet hushAnt-"lou So,
{ en- poor aud cannot tf5fi % paw 80
murh
UutertAksf-"W Wei. IL tel zoe that IN
to-tI thruw Tie small one In ani make
naharga.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

(Atsfrmers' Instita,e, held Al Llnneus
(Arcc~took County. Nov. .. isss. the fol-
lo~isg psper wss read KIN. AoncvLrvs.
Al DEPARTMENT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Passenger - A" Here. porter. take MS
tt.ug assy.'
S'esp.ug ear porisr-"why, sab. that.
apI.n.
a pillow Tbs little thing
WAY. ye-. sab. What dii you 'spsc'
10 wssf
II thoaght 10 WAS Pouluos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

ANsWEEs TO PuzELEs % L,sr WIS.,.
lie over uuili ouf ueri issue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
CONDUCTED nv d. wAIxr. MoKxxS.

Correspondence on practical ssricaliu top.
ice IL solicited. Address all commun ications
Intended for this department to Mr Mckeen.
n frysburx. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
DO the RIGHT THING.

~. narif keansff N l.dasf n
nssar fs Ahnut Fisht Ysars 80 -. 4.
suff FROM Liver dfcsiiy DufIuf IA. 60.
I skpsfieucfd sTFsre psia aorompsn'sf H. -
etnnot de-riite better fhtn b. csiUrs IL /. -.
80 - ssnsaiioa. fns azuuF ui BE- Fss si1-... y.
Ttnf enfufsnfs >oue n ne usHn ~ -.
employed n sufh ftsss hsi say 81 "a 80. =.
w. m iims b. the ! 49, ia.f o. sud sr.ii. -.
leai 70 NJ pusisess Tbs covered w. ID N.
yesr.
finaiy NJ Liari ffuEsist offtis en-, 49,.
rsftsi youf fANpklrk kkNHuf assr.,..'
sat thifF fof ne LFef. ] ~ 90 a.. II.
shoe ~ 10 dfsf noftla t~fIrs fOlHa - ..l
- rslisf. - psin passsi s-aT. 49, 10 rr a. 80
! r~saiaed N pfsef o. sni9f sni llfa.f no -
slthoat The iurmsr distrsss Nsflrs tssu.t A. L.
ssi roIng sGtin. rsnnnt bsltf o1rf.s. ~. -
pfssisf ioa ~ 10 bssif kannsifis TANDnfft
ksmsdi than tf d De- you thsi s.rrf m 80
q tnoEisiEs - fs FFtass { htrf tee $3.50
q fo srsst mAny of ny firris arf $50
snrss. Yeas tralT. A. rFFeIN
"a Aietanfer AVsuas.
NJ fsp.on IL ore q AlhanT's 90 az rssa..t
- fssitcnis, sni consents o. ths ga1.rtta \
ne abuFs 'stfsr.
-. Dad ksatsdf. rhYtirlas aai ss,.sos
k0rd1af, NY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

rhrce 90 fouF hours every nisht coughing Get
lmusiiafe relief and sound rest BY usins wells
" Euush on CCnghs- rroches. iic. Bsl-srn. sc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Let US make comparison OF nui,er-
making With making cheese, and take
the statement Of Mr. Curtis for eompar-
i,on. We find he made 1926 pounds Of
batter. II the milk il took to make ,ha,
amount OF butter had been made into
cheese he would have had il30 pounds
Of cheese. which at IL cents per pound
amount. TO s495.60. Leaving . balance
Of s74.T3 in favor Of eheese-msking.
Ny referring TO the books Of the South
PAR. Dsirying Association, ! find the
following amounts Of milk credited to the
patrons
Amt Milk worth Hal. In
No. 10. red made into issor OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
rra.ns cave tre.siln a. fufta1i
al li ttaH 81 . tf sul -
..... -. -. uaarnnaH.

Attention L Lac ~ H'-'
Sshr.sf -trrE of a. af.s' fts. Dies. nests.
frgm 81 ~ O. - 90 "a urskr', sf rnr f''rs oi
W. A froih aghan. Shoe Dealer So. Plr'i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Plantation. prupsical susliings uiEEiness. IN
fIFrsfiun usafar %. ~lesglcssucss cured d
a IA siIs' llcsitn k~n~~er"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

"RoUGu on Pam POROUskD PLssrkRi
strer stheuins. impruvef. The led Cor back
acts. pains IN chest o. side. rbsumAtis m. neu-
AGA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

MNNN |HM - wv MMN
a. Or EOlat on Coaxhs.- Or Coughs. Colds.
~nre Inrosf iluarscness fruShes. &c liguid
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Clears olt Eats. n leo. reaches. fles. ants. bel
hurs. skuuks Chipmunks gopngrs iac Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

A Or Wells Houxh Ca Corns- i.c. 0uick
ricts cure Hart 90 son Oyrns. hlnions
safts
HorGu oN PAIN fOROCskD PLASTER
,frsng theuing. improved, ne bcst Or back
arnF pains IN chest o. slfe. fhe1matlstn. nsu
49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

The average numbsr Of pound. q but
ter per COW. after reducing the milk and
cheese 10 buttsr, ws, IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
Purity WOMEN

kOUGH on TOOrHacHE
Instsni relief Or Neuraisis. Toothache, fAce
81 De- Ask Coz Hough on foothacbe ~ and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

No. Lbs. reed made into favor OF
COWS milk. cheese. butter cheese
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

All the many rtrust Affections % chiidren
promptly. pisassntiy and sai~ly relieved -
T Euurn On Ncugns Irochc- itc, hai-sm -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

.ou zoe mother % both u ihemi~
"Rorou - Corous~
- Or Eo1sh or Conghs.- frr Coughs. Colds.
.ore I1rosf iloarscnsss frcShes. lic liquid
RorOu On Rars
.irara oat uats. Nlc-. ruaches rlss. ants. bel
'urs. skunks Chipmunks gophers lsc Al
HEaEr PARKS
prupsical s~eliiass. birfines.. IN.
Irrsfion. usafachs. siesglcssness cured By
eils uesith E-ne~er
" RoUOu o. CoKSs
Va Or Wells p" koash Ca Corns- i,c Saics'
sarts
" HorGu on PAIN POROUsKD PLAsTER
.frsng tneulng. improved. the bcsi Or back
she pains In chest 90 snie. fheamatisin. neu'
aga
THiN PEorLE
W els Health H~neserH restores health and
rigor. cures iyspeP.iA. etc. o.
WuOOFfNG COUGu.
70 thc many rrrust Affections % children.
Irumpuy, pisassuty and safely rslieNed ~
Euusn On ecnshs troShV- - h@i-~in =
MOTHERS.
.oa.. a. aweil.' Heath Reas-sT- o. Al
lruxxisis
LIVE PEEsERvEk.
r you s.e losing your xrip on life. Try = Wells
1eklit Ecucser- toes direct ~ ~eAk spots
" ROUGH on TOOTHAcHE
Instant reilsf Dor NeurAisis. roothache, fAce
icne. Ask fof hough on foothaehe- - and
PRrrTY WOMEN.
allies Nho s0uii retain freshness and VI
,sciiy dout fAi % try = Wells Health Renew
CarAKEHAL TuROAr AFFECTIONS.
HackinE. Irritating Coughs. Colts, ~ Throat
'urrl ty Roash on Coashs- troches, l,c
"ROrGu on IrCu"
RouEh on Itch cures Humors. Eruptions
ringsoriu. teller. AT rheun. frosted FRET. chlr
TuE HOFE on THE NATION.
FOr children. sios tn development puny and
ie.icsts. 49, e. Nslls' Health ksns~er.-
WIDE AWAKE
fhrce OF fouf hours every nisht coughing Get
urus.fiafe relief and so1nd rest ~ usins vel.
4 Euush on Conshs- rroches. i,c. bsl-~nn. &c
RouGu on PaTN POROUsxD PLssrsK;
sur sthenins. improved, The oe-t Cor bach
tctft pains IN chest o. slde, rhe1mAtis N. neu
raisA
BUSINESS PRUDkSCs-A life insnrancs
man got into q row with man, and LEI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

vsciiy doat fail % try wells Heath Renew
Nr
CaraKEuAL TuEOAT AFFECTIONS.
HackinE. Irritating Coughs. Colds, ~ Throat
cured ty kDus1 on Coashs- trOches, l,c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Roush on Itch- cures Humor.. Eruption
ringsoru. teller. AT rheun. frosted feel. chl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

m you are falling brok, n. worn out AMI ne 2.
vous. 49, Nell.' Heath kens~er.- o. Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

n 500 s.e losing your grip on life. Try Wells
uesitt Ecucser@ toes direct ~ ~eAk spots
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
snMMER lid FOR Cows.

Il is advisable for the farmer 10 kesP
all the stock around the place in sum
msr that b. can and give them good
feed. Therc are many Ways Of extend
ing The natural productions Of the pas
,ures by sowing and planting = success
sion u crops for feeding green during
The summer For green feed early IN
the season. winter rye sown upon veil
prepared land affords an abundance Of
rich. Juicy fooj. which i. vel liked BY
stock. and may b. taken from che ground
in season iur another crop the same sea-
.on. o. allowed 10 stand for a crop. or 70
be- again ted We learn from che New
Enqlln8 fanl0 that even a. Gar north
a. Canada this j. pmcii,ed with success
and profit The '.oiling system. which
a few ycsr az met great opposition
among those who have since learned bet
e.. has gained q foo,hold 10 some Of oar
Northern and Western States, where even
he friend. and .d,ocatc. of che .ystem
never expected 10 live 90 .ee % adopted.
Tbs D. very satisfactory, a. DO enables
farmers b Keep much more stock upon a
given area. iarni.he. a larger amount Of
manure o. excellent quality. u properly
taken care ~. .nd thereby increases ihe
fertility aud resource. of ,he farm a. ihe
same time Even when only partially
iol'owci % aid Ia Carrying stock through
,hc .amm,f's dfou'h b, possesses many
advantage. II We have uo water grain
20 feed. an early crop OF green fodder
may be- obtained by sowing oats Ca vel
manlnd land. 90 Dol followed by clover.
then some variety c' fodder corn will 10
ready iof feeding and can b. made %
la.' green until fio.; come. by .uc.sssive
.l~,ns.. n .ome b. lefi that j. not TED
green. 8, may be packed To- mos' al'sfu-
a,,ly Nth DIS straw. and vii come oui
IN god condition or fooi. ard 40 ihe
same time 'he .ifa~ ~i.i he improved.
TIE Flr.sr ai.o says
"IfCanalafar coo 30 pnciicaole %
grow two crops of cattle food prr scrv ou
their cheap iarl.. and where crops and an
ina. are worth from isn o. twenty PER
cent .css thao farmers go % thc states,
d, wonli seem itaf wc rru,i af1ri to 81.
icni the practice here tHtery e'.dcnt
Shat tar .DI.rg system is 90 nccomr more
popular a. abe ,1nnip grows oder. and
our armrf. ar, driven O. better mri1pis
of Oaiarc Macy fafm.0 sr, .oara.ug
chat they cannot aT,fi io kssp a good
piece of land len prrmaueui p,sturv. There
Is tas much waste of ,rrl BOZ irampnng,
ani hy co,srug with ths eKcremsut. of
ils animals 40 ptstare ui course. these
rcmaft. 1o uoi apply to ilc rough. rocky,
clesp lands. shat caouoi hc probably
p.oaehei ani cultivated Crcumsuuces
must govern Ir ieclIIu- boss CD tr,st ABB
ia1i
Nau De each farmer sto does no' have
al abundance % "fockv. cheap lands.
tla' .iaao, b. probably p.osei add 'a.-
ti,a,,d. 'p ih.s system. taking care 90
save all ihe manure possible. both liquid
and solid. and .ee % ne BE- not much
pleased with che results. az course Che
.,..ias system lAn al, BE- adopted a.
once bat may bs gradually taken up by
feeding n.shi ali moiaiag ioi one sea.
soa. '1 cattle ,ha, werc To- ihe pasilf,'
ilrng the DAY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

An Old physician. retired nom practice.
having had placed In bis hands by an Hast
Indian missionary the formula OF a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
maneut cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
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Tor Nervous Debility and al Nervous Com
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Iawc. ani Gilbert have shown hy re-
sllt. o, analyst. of ihe bodies oi domestic
animals low uiiie 90 The mineral cousil,u.
euis OF ihe soil Is Carried or thc farm To-
animal. produced on the farm sni -olf.
m general. an acre of wheat loses some
whst more ph1sphof.c acid in milk soli
than 10 devoted o. faiten.ng or growing
animals. and four % I've times A. much A.
if given up % The production o. wheat,
barley or hay or sale While twice rs
much lime j. taken Up In the animal In
crease On the sores yield of fodder As In
crop of wheat grain. only q tenth a. much
is removed in th'. increase as when The
fodicr j. sold directly. Bat u = 10 r.
spect o. potash that che greatest differ
euocs are fonnd 30 acre devoted 70 feed
lng mllch cows loses from six % eight
times A. much OF this substance, twenty
% thirty time. A. much a. u devoted %
grain. and a hundred times As much In The
hay crop. than n given up % feeding stock.
especially Tor fattenlng Comparing ar
ersnt animals A. b the exhaustion OF the
soil. The production o. a thousand pounds
OF live weight OF calves or oxen cxhsast-
the soil more than the same live weight Of
sheep. and silll more than The production
OF the same weight OF pigs. Phosphate OF
line l. the mineral substance carried on IN
largest quantity 10 all cases. These facts
furnish one more argument FOR deyoting a
reasonable proportion Of the farm % foi'
der.producilon. and feeding that fodder on
the farm Tor manure A. well a. Tor the
milk Or the animal increase. John Johns
ton l. said % hsv. replied 10 question
a. 20 the secret OF his success Ia farming
Manure, sir, and plenty Of H." While u
i well for every farmer. \, least on the
older farms OF the country. 70 learn by &C
tuai trial how % use commercial fertilizers
probably, sin the NAN reliance will be
on stable manure 10 all cases where The
products OF stock feeding can be disposed
Of a, a fair proht without The assistance
OF chemist no man knows what Is The
quality OF a commercial manure that be
bays bat II he knows what be ought to
know about farming. he needs no one 70
tell him what Is the quality OF the manure
manufactured In his own barnyard.