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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-11-06

We have often called attention to the
fact that Mrs. n. J. Graham's stock Of
goods included so vast, variety that a
person must go and s6e. to appreciate the
great variety Of nice Things kept there
for sale
THE Holidays wiz soon be here, and
Mrs. Graham viii be fully prepared for
the occasion. Recently the mania for
playing marbles broke out among the lit
tie boys, and every one wanted marbles.
Soon the stock was exhausted, as the boys
thought, when one OF thEm remembered
the nice toys and notions to be had at
Mrs. Grahams, and he Went there, and
found plenty Of marbles, and got about
four times as many for q nickel as the
other boys had got, at other places.
Its just so with nearly everything you
want. Call at Mrs. Graham's, and you
viii be pretty sure to get what you want
and get it at a low price.
Room at the old Andres hotel building,
corner Of Main and Railroad streets.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-11-06

You CAN BUY. A WATCH made com
plete by American labor, for $3.50. The
Silyerine Watch wears well, is durable,
and is warranted to keep good time. Call
on II. A. Bedel, the Jeweler. All goods
warranted as renreSented Wv
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-11-06

When the Woodford meeting was ad-
vertised here, a promise was given that a
flag would be presented to the township
or voting precinct sending the largest
delegation in proportion to the vote Of
1888. Franklin Township sent the larg-
est delegation, but jackson Township
sent the most voters. Consequently, as
there seemed to be a misunderstanding be
tween these townships, it was decided to
present a fag to each. The work Of pro
curing the flags was given to II. G. Mil
Ter. who carried it ont faithfully. jack
son Township folks got theirs on Mon
day The other is ready for trank!i in.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-11-06


Daniel AIcKeever, Of Berlin, died last
week We became acquainted with him
over thirty years ago. He was then dig
ging ore for P. Powell & Co. and as book
keeper for the Company we had many
settlements to make with him. and we
never had dealings with more honest,
truthful, conscientious man. Mr.. Nc
Keeyer was. a native OF Ireland. and was
over seventy years Of age.
We speak in another place about Gra-
hams fine stock of stoves. we called
there the other day TO get one of his new
Solartype stoves, and among other fine
stoves he showed us the most complete
and convenient cook stoves we ever saw.
It is called the Buckeye, ana is made at
the foundry in Portsmouth. If any re-
pairs are needed, they can be had from
the foundry in Portsmouth in few
hours. Call and see this fine stove.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-11-06

Total for the week, ,........SI6 S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
TIE FAIRS
FlNNY FIELIs


Fslrs fOf The exhibiting % the ysrloas
products % the farm are always - he CON.
meuded. There are few greater education.
% the farmer. than these exhibitions. The
same principle can be- readily carried inio
the Grange OF any other farmers organt-
alton.
We know Of such organizations which
set aside about one or two nights 10 the
mont b for an exhibition Of farm produce.
The idea may be slmos, ibdsnnliely eD-
Target, and great good NAV grow gu, Of u.
FOR instance. suppose that, beginning with
the middle OF September, an exhibition
meeting be decided upon for every second
OF third week. Al oae meeting mAke corn
the subject Of exhibition sni discussion +;
Al another. winter sqasshes and pumpkins &
n smother. t1rnlps and other roots Al an
other, potatoes; At another, spplss, etc.
Every season OF the year will bring some
special thing for exhibition ami lnsestigs-
ton. Al some seasons. kinds % timber
and ornamental plants msy be taken up.
Occasional meetings In Afternoons on some
farm. where sn exhibition Of the horses,
the cows, or the poultry Of the neighbor.
hooi l. made. will supply . change and
add fresh interest Saeh . meeting might
occasionally be given - agricultural i'm
plemeuts
Here Is food for thought. and means OF
eomb!ning interest with profit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
A HAND CART
American Agrieuliurslis


A hani-cart can be sivsntsgeoasly en-
ployed 10 drawing vegetables from the
garden. lawn grass 10 the barn, aud In va
rlou. other way. IL may bs lifted for
sprinkIng In dry weather. by attaching q
barrel OF ws,er.iigh, tank 10 the plat
form. 1.-THE pig pasture Il a considerable
distance away. the same cart may be used
for conveying swill A hAnd-csrt will IRE
qaently save Harvesting the team. and may
be used In many places where hofse- can
not 70.
A pair % Wheel. from an old blackboard,
q light wagon, OF sally horse-rake. With
any common a,le. will answer Tor the run
nlpg gear. Tso pieces % hard wood.
elgh, fesi long and two inches sqasfe.
make the sides of the platform. The srls
should b. mor,l.ed Tor the reception u the
side pieces, and Ihrre-qusrisr iuch bolts
use 10 bold the parts together Cross
pieces % bard wood are placed bstsesn
the side strips. upon vhich ret The bot
tom boards. ruanlog leug,hslsc The
side pieces should extend a. least in In
che. beyond the bottom board, thus civ
Ing space for grasplpr the oross.har At the
cod. when drawing OF pushlng the cart
These h,Ddls. should BE- roend and an 10Th
Leg. OF standards. may b. hang n the
middle Of the cross pieces 80 ths, The cart
uill stand level Ani nrm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

There are plenty Of dairy farms and fac
tories where business IL made Of butter
mailing. sna 10 pays, I presume, be, 10
would not pay me 10 let my wife fass with
making butter from Que or two cows. !
should call that. a. also my bo,herIng with
two or three pigs, Improbable drudgery.
and not q, all necessary pow-s-dsy', how
ever IL might have been so yesrssgo. whs,
10 the use Of being so years behiod b'cause
We live on farm
hope your readers will at least give
this matter little though, and not ,hros
u aside I. uuorthodor and imprscticsbls,
because u l. 80 dirsr,n, from WIS, the
majority are doing There are few farms
on which there l. not more OF les. uopro-
n,sble drsdgery performed - some crop
raised. OF some practice persisted 10, that
makes work and cla.hlng ami worry, ADD
brings no prcnt u TkhRr
lSaman Co %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
POULTRY
fFrsirie Farmer


The chief reason why 50 many % those
Who have attempted marie, pooltry rails
log on . large scale fall sDi Gait the basil.
bs.. in disgust. q. becsuss they have bat
little n any practical experience Ia poul,Fy
raising 10 begin with. Meu. whose heais
seem - h. ehocs full Of good sound CON.
mon sense on every other subject that con
csrns them. oil spspi two OF three thou
.sni dollar. 10 poultry houses. fences, On.
,srr. and fowls. before they soo~ snossh
about The man.gemen, Of poultry TO enable
them n set . hen properly snd then when
ALLURE comes. a. "a surely dos In nineteen
case. cot % twenty. they ~oudsr rhy.
These msn woed laugh At The idea Of en.
gaglpg In any other Business without hrsi
serving some sort Of an apprenticeship,
bot they seem 20 ,hiot that the Poultfy
basine.. can be run In defiance % al The
laws that govern success In other calllnss,
or else that u does DO, require much
knowledgs and skill N mansge . large
market poultry business probably.
The reason. Why this class Of Poultry.
keepers fall 10 make the most pront po-si.
Die nom their poultry are numerous, oa,
chief among them may b. mentioned
Useless expense 10 paitlng up fancy
poultry. houses lack OF economy 10 par
chasing stook.fowls. feed. and other Poai-
try supplies lack Of cleanliness sboai the
houses and yaris lack Of marketing fAell-
lite. failure 70 msrke, the poultry pro-
daet. q, the rishi time lack Of knoule, ge
concerning the dinsrsni breeds, which
causes them to select breed not adapted
10 the special purpose for which they
keep fowls; wss,s Of food, and bsglectlng
20 look closely snsr the minu,ss, details
Of the baslness.
E.NxN EfFfua
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

my dear. look below, said a Haflsm
man, la-t a. b. stood on The bridge with
his wife aud gsEed Al Tug hauling line
Of barges. "such i lifc-the tug i hke a
man. working and tolllng, While the harges
are nk~ wOmsn-
Il know interrupted Mrs. q, serid'
IN, II knOw that The iug does all The
blowing and the bArges bear All The Dor.
deus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

There l. nothirg 30 essential 20 health
AMI h,pplnes. a. pure rich blood. IL pre-
vsnts tnhaustsd vitality, pFemstufe De-
cllGs, usfyous ard physical debility. he'
sides untold other mlserles. Parsons :
Purgailye Pilis purify ana enrich The blood
AMI will chsnge the blood In The enurs
systsm In three months
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

They were eourtlng by the open window
last Sunday night, when che snesked-
Augustus dear, viii you please be 20
Kind a. 20 close the window .or your little
petf" said the lovely girl.
eyes, daring. I viii do anything 10 &C.
commodate you but don't you think IL will
be rather warm with the window elosetf''
mo, Augustus, not II you uneoil your
arm from about my ribs. l cannot stand
The dram; 10 always gives me cold. ! In
herited this. Father takes cold esslly, too.
II knew he was AFRAID OF taking cold !
In fact, have known for long time that
he would not sit by IN open window"
"Why, Charles Augustosf how 700 do
talk You never saw pc 10 your life. How
do you know he would not cit BY an open
Window"
.Bscsuss h vent ell The way 70 Canada
once In order 10 avoid The drafsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

Insurance i . good thing whether ap-
piled 20 llfe or property. No less bless
ing j. anything that lnsufe- good healih.
Kidney Wort does this. IL l. nature.
grea, remedy. T. Is Amlld but efieien'
caihaftlc, and acting Al The same time on
the Liver. Kidneys and Bowels. u relieves
all these organs and enables them % pr
form their duties perfectly. IL has won
derfal power. See advt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

Ny back achcd 80 amer got through
WORK Yesterday that I ga rot fc,i a.
though I coaid come do~n Ani Sc you.
saIt M. Goodiove o her frient. Mr..
L1Feweil The same Old tr0u1ie usei
% have. sAii Mr.. Lovcwen. IT'S kid.
neg Complaint. AT if yoa want o go
wc.l. you hai better buy BroSns Sara.
parin. Nil certainly cure Yea. Read
thc advert. ssmeut o. Browns SsrsapArilia
thc cure for al Kidney, Liver aut Blood
n. $3.50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

S<-Even N ATuLorHoKos-the ehsmpl.
on remedy for Rhsumstl,m and Searslgis
-prodaesd no other eject than giving =
SPEEDY relief ~ pain, redu,i1g swellings,
and imbcriag s,ifcned joints AMI muscles.
Il would stlll oatIank oil ordinary rene
dies. but 10 does vastly more. IL goes
for the causes OF these pains AMI swrlllngs
whi,h 10 finds In the blood. and destroys
them. The seidalous poisons expelled
from blood aud system. . healthy and
natural circulation restored. the WORK OF
ArnLoruoRos Il done, and The sufferer IL
well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
Tue GEE,rEsr RonHEnY

l. % prevent the recovery Of The sick,
~ urging upon them chcsp and WORTHLESS
limitations ~ invaluahie medicines. The
true IL. o." Atwood's Buffers bssr bis
signature. a. well a. The trade mark, Il
y" Beware of al other signatures. tbs
medicine Il T. well Known, produces the
most rsmsskable cures
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

s. Ht. isvralnfrr -i... fr Nr.l..
r,nt business ucn sail Oh as &C. other day
In the spring my wife Toi an run dnvn
and Cuuld not eat SOY th.ngs passing y1ur
store I sav pile q Hoods sapapanlla IN
thc wini0.. ani so bottle After 80
hsi taken ita week she iai a folsirg ~.
petite. and 81 hsr everything She tx
fhrs bottles. lni !. uas the b,sf f'roc DO
Lars sfsfluFesiei. q liiood 4 to. .Lose.i. Ms.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

Ali0N cough o. run guti .t gets beyond
che reach % medicine. Thcy oiteu say
COB. 10 sil wear away bui 10 mosi eases
10 scars them away. Cold hey D. To-
fuccd % Try The successful mcticinc cAlei
kemps balsam. Which ve sell on posi
rve guarantee % cure, they would imme
iiate.y see The excellent eject af,ef takius
the frst dose. Price tQc. aud 81 CO. TIA
size free. Respectfully,
M GrEnY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

Don't blow. my son. for The greaies,
blowers are those Who accomplish the
lest 40 exception may probably oe male
however 10 case u The idiot Who blows In
the mouth Of gun. lie usually sccom-
pllshes something.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

"Dld you water the whIskey this morn
lngi" ssksd the grocery man n bis boy.
" No. sir I pot bucksiful In u, saiur'
day"
20, well, that's eyaporated BY this time.
Put In another b1cketaL"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
TsIED sSp TKUE

Friends are scarce. bot N you arr suffering
WITH that horrible disease, Scrofaia- 700
will nnd Sulphur Biusrs vii cure you a.
ID dld me. After suffering eight years, and
paying oct hundreds OF dollars 20 doctors
and the druggists -Jeanusiis hansoomo'
TroV y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

NY daaghtsT. you ought % have some
aim In NE. sAld q Burilugton father 10 his
ihoughilsss daughter.
"Oh. I an going "a, paps Vas The en-.
thusla.iic reply II have goi my beau
already
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

There l. NJ pain. no matter bow severe
nor What me csusr. that canno, b. party
or who'll, relieved BY Johnson's Anodyne
Liulmsnt, used Internally snd sttrusiiy.
Il l. The mott poseriul remedy known 10
medical men
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

sE~You Will ns larry -Msks your
oil thlugs look llke rev ~ using ne Dia-
mond Dyes. and you viii be- happy. Any
OF the fashionable col0rs for Toe, ~ The
druggists Wells. Richardson 4 Co. Bar
ungtnu, VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

II IL computed that fash 81 lightning
lasts only one milliOnth part OF = seoond.
This Il the same period 10 time that i ~
qalr,d by Louisville EDITOR Ia accept an
invitation % take a drink.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

David Thought that he was doing blg
thing when he slew the giant 6olish Win
hi. cling That l. nothing The modefn
.llng. ~ American gin. has kili'd 10 ,hoo-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

A Teas man las invented a machine
for eashing dishes. NJ 10 doesn't 1cmani
ftc uights a week oat. nor slrrepiitious'y
borrow To- mistress best bonnet flr Al AZ.
ternoon PronenAie. the PROBABILITIES are
twill D. q demand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
OR PUZZLE CORNER.
Communlraflons zoe thls Dspsrtment Should
- ssnt We eiitoF. a. n. kAsrsAs. tAst snrn-
ngr. Me-
I--CuknAnE
when hrother sscoad
TIE ara cut down.
lie wss In trl1ie
New York tOsu.
EEL
IL nInIK rRonikN.

To Dsvli's age when he begsn 10 reign
ADJ The nanber % years be reiguedi sub
tract non The amount The Number % men
that went 10 iOok Zoe klUAAi maluply the
rvmAindcr oy ne number % soDs Jacob
hai plus he uambsr u times Christ said
- Peter " Lowest thou me % The pro
daCt add The nambsr % wears nom TIE
time ne children - lsrasl cane out OF
Egypt tll solomon began 10 bald TIE
temple OF TIE Lord divide The amoant y
the length In cuhlts 90 The lying roll which
Itcharlah sas In vision multiply The
qaotisut ~ the number Of sheep job bad
afer BIZ sif.ctioni divide The product ~
TIE rroiuct OF The uamber % men Who
wtrv % good report ant fall % the Holy
Ghost muliipiicd ~ The namher Who
wrFc ndtsi % tie believers on ths day %
PCutcCost ait D. the guoiieut The numbsr
OF chapters Ia The hook ~ HAhakkuk, and
thc sum VII tsil you the numbsr % chap.
trrs in certain book iu The Bible.
What L. The book
SNOWFALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

v..r.s.s 4 - siiacaei with NJ most
lnicnse And deathiy pans Ia my - \ And
-hhiasBs
Extending 70 the sod OF my toes and
n ny brain
"which nads me dsliri0ss,
"from agony.
IA took thres men % bold me o. ny
bed 40 times
sThe Doctors tried 10 vain % relieve
me. but % % parpose.
N1rAfss asi ofAsr oTiaifs
Hal no efeCt
Amer Two months I wAs given ~ ~
de
when my wife
heard nsIghooI tsI whai Hop Bitisrs had
done Cor her. she 40 once got an gave ne
zone. The frst dose eAsed my nrAin AM
seemed D. ~ hunting thronga my system
n .srooi ds-s osssd ~ ~ uuea tnai I
slrnf fuln rnurs. srrurtrlnE nti uut uunr 80
80 monihs before n.i n-si nfe loits.l
$3.50 ani AZ wCrk A. harl A. enY ma ce.li
flr over tfrfc srcks. tri surkei 30 ttrl 20
Us .frrnsih snd tsklns hsri cola - "A
rn sin fnr meet scuts 49, painful re- lnnalltln
AL thro.,sn ny sisism tnai ever - 49,
aIcaIllsi tfe lnCtors sEain Ant anrr seffrai
scsks tnrF IN ne cripple o. cfa.e.es 70
ifc a. tnrY sa.i me- .flcnd en-. toli lin
~. HaN NAH'| NH.NN-|-
IN 80 unriI cars ne. 4 rlls.nfli IN him. nuf
b. a. ~ earnest a. in.iacei to use tarm
araIn.
o. Irss fnan frar Hefss I tnrrH aeaf nN
rrufcrra arI cent o. unrk lIEnNf ani kNI't o.
us.ne fnr n.flars far ave urr-s untlI .iallAtl-e
A. 81 a. any man lifIng. All have tffn -
f1r IN Nrars Since
NJ Las a.so curci ms wife. Nho hai ocsn
s.ck Cor years ard has keQi Der and ny
children. WeL AM healthy Nlth non tao
to three BOTTLES per year There l. nd ucci
o. ~ SEA a. al f these h.tters arr lsti.
N nrrn hN-SupcrNisor
That noor Inva.lf wife.
sister
HMnttfrf
"ur daughter
Can hc msil the p.cilro of hcatl'
"NIth icN bottles OF Hog b.itrrs
~ De- |H fIru saHar
-. = = r"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

"wh,, does 'Gooi Frldsy' meanf'
asked one Hal.tssd Sti.et urchln OF hl.
eomp.rlan ~Yoa'd better go home and
read ysuf Rpnin.pn 'fu"E'. "as we
with rog reply
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

A person hslrg ssksd What wss meant
by the realities Of ne, suswsrsd " Real
estate. real money. md real good dibner,
non- 81 which esa h- rssiifrd without real
hard WORK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

CIcmruts L.gl.i Plaster l. the Only rem
ely 90 thc klud In The world. II Possesses
qualities that no other plaster can. ous
bottle makes twelve Strengthening plaster,
srd vii cure where other plastsrs al
Ir--- ---
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

A. one having Bse'i Ely's Cream Balm, !
would say,--it i worth ia weight IN soia
As a curr f0r Cstarfh. Ont bo'u" CURED
me. : A LoyELL franklin, Pa (sre
.tVlt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

A large woman. handsomely dressed
with plenty % jewslry. recently entered .
horse car where every sea, "a. occupied
No one moved till Al length an elderly gen
tleman slOwly rose and offered her bis
seat She took u with deliberate air,
and said
"You are gentlsmAD-a perfect gentle
man The rest II hogs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
scOrrs INFUSION on PURE

Con LyER on, WIN HfrOruosfiifH-,
IN C0assmpfioa aai Gfasrai Dsbaiiy.
Dr. ID. ID. Mcdonald. Petiicodiac. \. r..
says 4" have been prescribing SCOTS
Emulsion during the past year with good
results, and general satisfaction. II l. 80.
peclally useful In persons with cousumptlve
tendencies"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21


"whns ln tic cauntfT isft winter ~ iltis
~ thraa Years 90. Va taken iii 9Th cruups
~ s.sulsi - n 10 ueuI dc ffarl sfrarsu-
lat.nn. u1s q ihc fsn.Iiy fussssie'l Ne 20.
AZ ANrl'a gurunN frIfuHht. q t0tfle "a
vhIch 49, a'says ksyi in ne hpuss. MS
wastfIri in sr.ll All frflusrt d0ses, ant
g. our delight n lrss u.sn haif an heaf ne
Atiis laiIrli 80 tflail.lc easily. he %.
80 al thai tha tHfNHN fftfontt lad
save mF dfrNras lfr. Cas- yea uQudef Az
oul aIalllu.rf eI.r|rU.N fUlfs.
Nrs IuuA GTrxrr"
I'' West i-iih si.. Nes ioft. Nay u, 49,.
Il have usei Alfus CurnHY rFcroHsL
D. ~ family o. several feafs. AT a. -
Les.tats o. lr0nnurrs t o. nlosi ensctuAl
remedy 90 Coushs al cUl.s " have ever
uef A. ,. tHANt.'
Lac crJsiai. Nlun. March %. ia
"T,ursfsi f1f eight yesrs fror nfcuchits.
AT after trfius r.any ffuIr''lfs sIih - 80
80 sas rufed o. ths 49, q ANrrs CHrn-
A. frrruHsL Iusrra NAtpHN.'
nyLAl.A. Ms. Apr.i 8 49,
II sanno, ssy snoush In rra.ss Z AVA.
CurHaf rrrfnHat. teirfIrg a. a. itat
tai o. "a - iloali lous 500 lats alsi
frum lung tfuatiss y hAAetNN'
falssllss. Tssas. Aprl =. 49,.
No ea.s q an affection q The threat "a
iuns. stsu vhich cannoi H. greatly rslis'si
~ ~ u.s - ArrHs cHrEAY frcroAAL,
An u siu airars c~rs vhsn ne disease
nj Already tsyond ths eouiroi q meiieine.
rnrrsnrp ~
Dr.y.C.AyerS Co, Lowell, Mass
soitI al Drussss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

"irf lt.s aftfIr 90. sh.eh .hseiei
NJ 49,. IIaIaf.n ..e c1ugh, al Iassed
ri.tf .If.rHaIl alillUUf sep. Tie sectors
ests 30 Ell. i trIoi Affn's CHthnt ift.
foHai "a fsllevci ny lunss. iniueti
sissp. al Afforded ne TIE ret uscessaff
fof the recovery q ~ fifensth. ~ ne
ennfIrnflI usa - lie iffluhAt . Ifiha-
rrnt cure vas effected. am nlH 81 years
GA. has AL hearty. ani Am tAtlfnsl ipnf
tufnnl liCfuHkt faFei BE-.
lIuutCr iafnnnufnnhf
InT.InafIfn VI july fF lssI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
AYERS
Cherry PectOral.

No ether oomriaint, are - lnsidioas N thsif
sfiask asthoss affecting ihs throat aud lungs
none - tIilri VIA D. ths n,a.osiiy - suffer
srs. TIE ol-nay cough o. coid. resulting
psrhaps from q tuf|ng of uucouscious ca
Iosme. u ofisn but ite isf.urlrs q fatal
slsknsss. A,ra's Sll.lN ficrcHAt has
vsI proven ~ ecsasI be- a foIig yeafs' nsht
uIth thfssi AL iui 4 ,icsres. snl sloali 10
tales ln al cases vlilCai dsiay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
an arrrauoN

without me city never rose.
Nor woult man fnd secure rCposes
Behead me and a sirvAm ! SOW
Through northern EuglAnts moorland'
iow.
Agan behsai ne. ant I am
Just What ny whole Il unio man.
LIMA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

Fury MmK RACE TRACK -" iaas.
said an old settler, I'VE ran bosses 10
Texxs.
Then you take al interest In the noble
-portsi p nkcd the stranger
II MAS engaged In . hoes race some
years ago la which took right smar,
Interest"
"Rauniug racer"
I'M war"
mile or hAlf trackf'
"Ilt war . any mile track, stranger.
Texas IL Dig State.
"A my mile track pever hstri Of
such q thing DID yos VIM
"lOu bet
How much did you VIM
Il won the boss. stranger"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
DIsINFECT
IN n fsrmerf

When q house becomes badly infested, II
Is well 10 fsmIgs,e with Burning sulphur,
shutting all doors sni windows tightly
when the hens are outside.
Painting the roosts with kerosens oil will
Kill every insect that Is touched by the
oil.
whitsws.h upon al the woodwork Is .
partial protection sgsiust lice. if fre-
qusnt enough and thorough, Il would he
perfect
10, water forced through the house by
force pump or garden syringe will Nil
what IL touches.
Sulphur busted into the feathers Of fowls
old and young. 10 pretty safe remedy and
fsily srsctual.
Nest boxes should be movable. 80 they
can be taken out 10 the weather. and
changed for clean ones ~ oftea - neces-
sary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

On the social circles OF TIE chicken yard
thc unc. are distinctly drawn. for each ben
hns her nNn set
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
A Y,nl.e- Who ras nranilY 10 Halllaa.

latkee, who was Fttuil 10 hsAish'
Nova Scotia. heard . great deal about q
wonderful dish called "fudnsy, that Wa
baked In q jar Al lat he tfied i and
found that b. bad tsstsd u before. II SAs