Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

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.,l.caies !, Is mainly devoted % aorcli-
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oratioas and hoasekeePius. This j. ,l'
th.f,een,h volume % the magazine. blt o
hls lately aeen improved The O.. pao-
l,h.ng ii have long made a sPcc.Alty q
book. e,c.. % dirsction, for fancy work
" al sors. care of plants. etc. The
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SEEDS several laiis. might club 'oge,h-
20 lnl divide The d3ssf seeds. wh.ch Cot
ro morr tan usual. with the magazine
ttrova In. Every oas ~ho hAs . large
number o. plants oil fal chs q srea'
help
IN che presen; aambef there ar some
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Illustrated. be-ides recipes. literary no'es,
answers to correspondent. aai several
pags. % aiser,..enea's Toe lAi co ar,
c.Peeialy valuable 20 ladies a. ,aey .how
ls shere i1 .eai O. seed catalogue. Dis
r,ct.oas o. ornamental needle work. etc.
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Maine papers. che Niss Fara.- Ia par.
,r-.ar, ,s.. us q pretty story q " Via
ia Gardening In Schooi House" II
sa Pity al oar district school teachers
,9-1 ao' rad e then perhaps some Of
.ae irsary shooi toascs w0aA BE- made
more attractive ttis SUMNER.
Al~to Ssh % see his nagariae aad
ldss "a themselves caa obtain a samPl,
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There ueEer sss strler SAYING than We
20 hlgos n ief Eserl'iss rhs 1eau.
til. = a. useful a. ne usefai. perhaps more
So Tie 1ekltfll "a poserfll iuflence
20 gput /. teAc1fs tle most Impressive
.ossons .u q language that a. can unfer-
siAni. t1e language of The human soul Nos
in ne tept1 of silter. When the most lm.
Fofiant part of gardening Is being perform.
-p.aos. parpp-cs. and rrsoiutious jet
~ lfsi am to make olr homes attractive
snl tlefenl develop q love Cor the beauti
il. IN eFerynu sl1 las thc opportunity o
seeing t1e s1rk We have done There SEN,
in oe q general icr. - nat there = % beau
N I'M a vegetable gtriel N0s 10 L. no'
ol.y a necessity oat nay be an ornament.
A. mach A. the ava % TIE f1ser garden
Tie nutanls. of other true lover of pitnts
s.l dni an equal II not greater amouut o.
netatY In ne vegets1.e than in the fosel
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.aiy of rare culture. ttste and rcduemenl
via au elegant dress orDkmeutei VITA %
aio blossoms, which were the admiratiot
of an present When asked what they Ner'
sae honestiy sad they we're the BLOSSOM
ui he s0l1anm fatrrosuni. a PeruViau plan
-anf 10 onc knes then. she wore th'
Sewers because they were trulY beautiful
W.i1out TIE slightest regard % their hun
BE position Ia the gsrteu. Lea us 30 ar
range our gardens that the useful ND5 ~
ornamental vii be- 80 happily blended, ths
ne useful vii he ornamental aud the orua
mental usefCl Let them oOth be equal.
sel cared Or. and they vii BE- equally Al
TsctEs. Beauty shoald BE- the distinguish
iax feature ~ every homestead, 10 aim an
spirti - sar1. into which may b. rile'
ne soof % sun,iry convenience- AMI CON
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