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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21

A YER'S AGUE CURE
CONTAINS AN ANTID0TE
FOR ALL MALARIAL DISORDERS,
which. so Ear rs known. l. used In no other REM
edy. IL contains no Quinlnc nor any mineral nor
deeierfous substance whatever. and consequently
produces no Injurious eject upOn The constitution
bat leaves the system Is healthy as IL WAS before
the attack.
WE WARRANT AYERS AGUE CURE
10 cure every case Of Fever and Ague lniermltten-
or Chill-teyer, Renittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Bil-
ious Fever, and LIVER Complaint, caused by ma
laria- In case OF failure, after due trial, dealers
are authorized by our circular dated July |, 1882
" REFUND THE MONEY.
DE. =. &. AVER & Co,
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by all druggists.
lmy 1-Th26w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21

TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE,
EFFECT JULY IL, lssi
------ rn.INs >nI,1uWApD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
FOR SALE
SASH. BLINDS. DOORS. &c.

vVHITEHURST IL OWEN, MANU-
w FACTURERs Of SASH, BLINDS, DOORS,
MOULDiNGs. BRACKETS, &C, TENTH ANo
BYRD STREETS.-Our new factory, unsurpassed
In Arrangement and equipment by any In the
country, Is now In full operation, aud we are pre-
pared 10 execute orders Tor hrst-cass work AZ bot
tom prices. W 26-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21

Trsin 10 ri al keysvie for Az points 0n .r NJ
and y. ra,noso .'.sure ruiiroad for A1too, =.
tsthesnn -, ~ All points on -acin brsaen' ~
s.ssspy Tor all points on Wsss an, sS soat ssd
scs,n 10. SO fthrcueh pssscnfer ana mtl p ~
AZ sslssbnry, Greensooro, held,sic, ,' .o,w.r
sS.s.svt,je Lexington, and tonc9Ia, .''-,,
rno.,,,e and Charlotte, aud all sisuons nstn 49,
HI. hmcHd and Danyiile sonseet,X9 Sg,rnr...a'sss
III = a eor Milton Al GrecnsDOrO Tor nu I-Din,
70 siem Eranch aud North Carolina Jlsi.'on,
SSa,loIte with Charlotte, columbis ana .S' ans
sa,Iycad for Columbia, Augusta, swami. AMI
n,n,,da noints, and al points IN the ~" S,,fh
sou,hwest. No. SO between key,yille anu NV''
side runs only on Mondays. p,.h,nond at
Trains FROM the south arrive ."
A. NJ. and $50 i. .x,,cu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
DHILADELPHIA. RlCiI- ~,
.sSExIszk
MOND AND NORFOLK
AMsHIP MPANY.


APPOINTED sailing dars: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY az ~ NJ. and every SUNDAY at \.
".
freight FOR Tuesdays and FRIDAYS steamers re-
c,iyed nh 1880 \. NJ; for sunday steamer tai
8 =. VI. Saturday. Freight received daily Ill >
T.. II.
Fare, -.
FOR further information. apply 20
J. ". MCCARRICK.
General Southern Agent, Once Rockets.
M.P. CLYDE a CO.,
no 80 General Agents.
EOR BALTIMORE. Sf~;IaJ
POWHATAN LiNF,-DlRECT STEAMER.
Until further notice the steamer ALLIANCE VIII
sail every SATURDAY AZ ~ VI, from PONItA-
TAN DOCK. AT Twenty fourth aud Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore.
through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warGod with dispatch ~ points North and Wet
Freight received daily until L. VI
For further information. apply 10
W. o. kSIGlfr Agent
u. j. WEisIGER, soliciting Agent. De %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
PETERSBURG.

Whispers A5out the Bank-Suiis-A Beautiful
Bndge Banner The Compromise with
Captain Osborne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21

fNecntuf~t
Tie address of c ANN PArTEsoS is H)vIri,yille
po~t-ofiec. Nihemlrle county, Va; and :. =. =.
pA1TEsON's liberty Bedford coun =. -. :. =. L.
Patf,.pa lives upou the premises, aud viii show
the Irul to any onc who de- i-c- IT, an lN-iI-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
lrorilAnli Transcript
OIL FOR wAGoS WHEELS.

A practical man says have = wagon
OF which. slx years ago, the fellies shrank
90 that the tires became loose. gave i
4 good coat Of hot oil, aud every year
since IL has had a coat OF oil or paint, and
sometimes both. The tires are tight YET
ana they have not been set for eight OF
nlne years. Many farmers think that as
soon a. wagon fsllle- begin 10 shrink they
mus, 20 At once 10 q blacksmith shop and
get the tire set Instead OF doing that
which Is oftsn q damage 10 the wheels
causing them 70 dish, II they will &c, some
linseed oil and hea, IL boiling no, and give
fcllles all the oil they can take, u viii nll
them up TO their usual size and tighten 10
keep them from shrinking, and also 70
keep GU, the water. lfyou do not Wish TO
20 70 the trouble Of mixing paint you can
heat the oil and tie rag 20 q stick and
svsb them over AZ long A. they Will take
oil. A brush Il more convenient 10 use
bu, swab will answer II you do not wish
TO buy brush. II Is quite saving OF
time and money TO look after the wood
work Of farm machinery. Alternate wet
ting aud drying ipjures ard causes the
bes, wood soon 10 decay and lose iis
strength unless KEEP, well painted. !, pays
to keep little oil on hand to oil fork han
dies, rate-, neck-yokes, whlfiie,rees, and
any OF the small tools on the farm that are
NOR. or less exposed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
nr,s.isrs' oafeiie
THH GREATEST GOOD To Thf
GREATEST MBEk

GREATEST NUMBER
We will not be- accused of lack of ap'
probation % breed. % animals With sPe'
clA adaptation Cor some one parp'se,
when We Insist that 10 lsA great mistake
to ignore the want. Of the large class
whose Circumstance. are such that they
canno, well choose saca anlmals There
Is room enough f1r the heavy dfaft-hofss'
for The trottsr, for The Que saidie-hofse
bot we must not forget TIA, The largest
number of horses Ia The coantry ant Ia
town. are Owned by men Who require FAR
etcsll,uce In tso 90 more directions
rather than special merit in any one
Great slfe. even u accompanied With
great strength. Is a disadvantage TO ih'
average farm 90 town team. Great speel
would be- little n any recommendation.
There Is a grosing demand fof COWS
that are Of great excellence for the dairy
with little regard 10 their Qualification. a.
beefmaker. There 10 a capital market
for er.t-class beef cattle, very many puf
oha.ers caring LITTLE whether OF not COWS
are anything more than fair mixers. Bat
there are hundreds Of thousands OF farms
on which are some millions Of cattle
wasre a good degree Of merit, both FOL
milk and beef. IL lmportAnt--more Import
act than remarkable merit In either difec
tlou. Ana - there Is Increasing demand
for sheep which combine The ability 10 pro
daee . go0i fleece and good carcass o
matt0n.
jos, 10 80 far a. u can be proved. D
frlsnd OF Zoe. that any breed Of cattle ha'
good merit for both beef and MILK tha'
breed will be commcuded % the largest
number OF farmers. II u can b. shown
that breed Of sheep produces a fleece mol
no, very far behind that u any other u
value. ami Is somewhere near The Top TOT
mutton production, that breed will b
more popular with very many farmers
than will brcei eonfessedly superior fo'
either purpose. bu, Inferior for the other
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Hiram u. Ms1aeld. formerly OF Silver
Springs, X. /, has no doubt about the
woneerfol curative powers OF kidney.
Wort lie was 30 afflicted with Kidney
Complaint that he could not stand on his
feet from pain aud weakness. A. soon A.
he commenced using kidney-wort be en-
perlenced immediate relief and AZ once
commenced 10 grow strong and was re-
lieved Of all pain and unplesssntuess. lie
says II kaOv have been cured BY Md
ney-wort
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

QuAKKR BrrKns. Some people call the
doctor every time they feel an ache or q
pain, without stopping to think that he
can do nothing for them except To give
remedies. and walt for nature 10 work out
the solution. The proper way IL 10 keep
your sroxAc en-. which IL the great centre %
ife, healthy. The Ingredients composing
Quaker Bltters are used by all the mos,
eminent ply sicians In the country, and
Just - much care 10 taken In preparing
Quaker Dittsrs, - II taken In the brett
drug stores 10 preparing prescriptions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Nov, Mr.. Lawyer said the dytns
nan, II want you 20 nx u In the VII
20 that ny sou Joe won't get one cent
lie i wOrthless fellow, and Win spend
his money In q week" "Oh, that 10 al
right, said the lawyer, politely; vii
take care Of lL viii see that he doesn
get anything And he didn't Neithel
aid snyhody else.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

G-i. shovel. bowel q. Craven, raven. .
Cargo. Argo. 4. Plate. lats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

General Grant and william Evarts rode
eastward on the Northern Pacific The Other
day. and the gAnnt New Yorker Inflicted
one OF bis complex sciences n three sticks
upon the General Pufiing his cigar, the
General looked out % the window AZ the
wild Indians and bafslo and qdietiy asked,
"Blll. why don't you hire halli'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

IL designed 10 NEE, the wants Of those vho
need a medicine 10 build them up. give
them an appetite. purify their blood. ani
oil up the machinery u their bodies. NJ
other article takes hold % the system AMI
hits exactly the spot like Hoods sarsapa.
rilla. II works like magic. reaching every
part % the human body through the bl0ol.
giving 10 all renewed lie and energy. 81
bottle sir Tor a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

IfoUND N SURE CURE. have beer
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness for sew
en- or EIGHT years with a roaring noise Ia
my head. bought medicine In thirteer
states ba, nothing helped me TN I pro
cured q bottle % Eiy's Cream Balm. In
four days could hear ~ well a. ever.
am cared Of the CstArrh a. well l con
sider Ely's Cream Balm The best medicine
ever msde.-G.Kxxrr wrDkicx, Hsstings
New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

We call the attention of our LADY f'ad
ers n the advertisement In oar columns 81
JAMES Pylss Pearline, for isundfy AMI
kitchen purposes An article 80 popular
and widely circulated, must possess merits
that commend Il ~ the favor Of house
keepsFs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

N"N"tN N'~""t
my farm hss IN a rather lo~ and
mi.smsiic sitaAtion. AID
My ~ife -
"WhOi"
Was very pretty blonde :"
T~eBty years ago. became
ssSallo~
"HOllow-syed
"whhsrsd and sged ''
BEFORE her time. from
"MAlariAl vaPoFs. tAoash he made no
particular complaint. Dot beng q The
grumpy hind. YET caused me great IN
easiness
"A shoss time sgo / purchased your
remedy sor one Of the children. ~ho bad
very severe attack q bliousness, and q
occurred 20 me thar the remedy might
help my ~iie. a. found that oar little
sirl upon recovery had
Loot
"Hsr sAllowness. snd looked A. iIesh
sa ne. blown daisy. Wei the story i
soon tod. Ny wifs to-day has gai1ed
her old-ume beauty Nth conf oand In
teresi. and i n0~ a. handsome q uAirOn
~ I 90 say Il myself a. can BE- foand
IN his oouniy. Which = noted iof pretty
women And have otly Hop hiiief'
20 tkAnk Coz a.
The dear creature lasi looked osei
my shoulder and says, 4 can aaiter s4ual
10 the days o. our oouriship, and that re-
mind ne there might b. more fn,ff
rir,s n my brother farmers would DO A.
have done
Hoping yea nay long b spared 90 d
god thankfully remain.
Mosi truly yolrs,
a. l.. lAvt..
Bstrvut, Fnnce Oeorge Co, Nd. d
MAy goth. l,s3. b
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Table microscopes are coming into use
They are very convenient 10 families COZ
sumlng q cool deal Of pie. By carefully
parting The crusts, q practiced eye. VIII
he al OF this microscope. can easily de
tect The presence OF any fruli that ma,
happen d get In between them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

~ Streasta. fIshtness saa simpiFHY Of Coz
suurton. esss % Drsnshi asi sofslas - eisnef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Of ,he Grand Army of she R-poh.le, M'I1r
George : Merrill fcs remedies are bet
ter known 10 mi. v.cinliy than Sulphur
Blltsss their sale has been very general
throughout this section. ari Che unmhci
on reliable aui well Attcstet css,s of hrnf
ncIsi results anf recovery by their nee. is
large aud beyond dispute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

SS-AtI LADtEs snoULD ESoN ruAi
HO0ds. scarfs, ribbons and al fancy srtl
cles can be made any color wanted viii
Diamond Dyes. AL The popular oolors
Zoe a. druggists. None equal them. Wells
Richartison Co. Burlington, VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
FOR SALE !
stand Al soefh Paris, tn0wn q, the Joseph
fOrss place Pleasantly situated, consisting 4
louse, XIII stable, shd land e0anectsd. ~
urther aftlculsfs apply a..
JAMES :. WRIGHT. Paris.

~ MN. q RlsI,cl ,,I ,IsIaIlI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Il have son.red With Cameron. and
ScrOfalous Iiamofs fof years. sni p"i 'e'
hundreds of dollars tfying o. - ,uf'n.
A short time ago bought Tour Hi''''. o'
Clovis BIrfERs. ani am nov fniif,l y
cured. IL 1. worth ~ weight ln soi'
q. \. GARLa~p. Boston. Mass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

A. NJ. Gerry the Druggist l. always
vide awake % business and spares no
pAlns - secure the best ~ every article IN
bis line. lie has secured the agency iof
Ksmp's Balsam for Consumption, Coughs
Colds. As,hma. Bfouchitis and All sfcc'
lions % tbs throat and lungs. Sold 90
posriiivc guarantee. Price Soc. AMI II OBJ
Trial size free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Bobby-"Now you pretend I'm Tilden
and You Offer me your cake" Tommy
"what forf- Bobby-"why, pretend II i,
q Presidential nomination, you know.
Tommy-"rhen what viii you dor" Bob
by-"f will decline II, you know" Tom.
my-"Do you see any green my eyer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
Highly sinsd-santa Claus

This paper has done - much as ,ey ON i
tr 10 expose the worthlessness OF The Dis
pack Condition Powders, aud means 70
keep IL up too. We know % DOLLY QUE kinn
that are ABSOLUTELY A. 4 strictly pof'' ao'
that Is Shsflian's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Dr. Bread i o. The opinion that the En-.
trsordinary beuevq .ebce Of Howard, the
great philanthropist vas One OF the symp-
tons OF the disease 10 bis brain. What a
pity there can't be an epidemic % brain
disease TIE world over
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

The chief clerk % the Governmeu, Dis
pensary SAYS that no medicine chest IL
nOw complete without JoAss0Rs Aaodyae
Liainsaf. No medicine known 10 medi-
cal science for internal and external use
possesses the wonderful power Of this An
Odyu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

1. an lfresistablc fellow, bfim full or stof
les. lokes. coarAge. self assurance all
grit. lie IL very taking withal. barf'ft
Hood Birsrs are very taking medicine
they take everywhere, and are soii every
where
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

. -lrrrEn anANans-

charge TIE second letter Of an afu
tiris found 10 nearly every house. AID as''
a hlack substance
4 ChAbgc The second letter OF eoiiee
t,on OF sAAie tres. ant show an H'icie o.
wearing spparel
Chabee ne foarth letter ~ some
thlng worn by ladies ant have an a9'"'
ary verb -.
4 change he third letter o. olri
snf have substance obtained ron pm
trcrs
r. Change he second letter OF hare
mineral arf have prctsnse.
G Change the hrsi letter Of nampef'
aus reveal iarkness- .,,-
ChAnxc the fourth letter OF repi.ie'
aui have q proposition.
Change ths fnh letter Of soid
somr,Imes applied O. me ocean. and have
wori meaning o. convey IRON more
distant place.
Cianre The ihlrd letter % an an
msI ans have q TREE
FaHNEK jon~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Physicians recommeri porous pla.ifl
In case OF Back Ache. Lame Side. sun
Muscles. Rheumatlsm and al local palms
H. Piasisrs are tn best made com1ini nj.
Fresh Hops with Guns. Ready % use
pleasant and powerful in actioa - cis
al any drug store
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Lea the hAiry-hsAded citizen display bis
charms ans SPEAK with sneers and ridicaie
o. his less favored brOthsr. bat LET him ~
memher meanwhile that the proud emo lem
% oar glorious country Is a oaid-headed
rarIn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

ssf 49, a. -. ei heuorf ln,tefseI A.
snais. Pa II tte nsrk, ninress or h'ftrn. Pr
aaturs Od A., AZ usaf ottef i.-fa-fs ~
GaEo
sSFau rsrtlcu as .n or remrt.ef H-rt -
A. ~ a. sd ~ tI uI1N a. ever qnf. 80 70
uarEaaa - "a rsrEazes 90 o. 70 - n D. sflt lfoe
" "a q tfe HeCs 81 ~ o. ucneT tf ldiftss
rHE GRAN MEDICINE Co. nart'oN
- arroani q rrratrffs.fs 80 naFf a. - 80
NaIloa MfarQsT ~ nn'T geo 30
~ n ~1af1 Farla o. A nAAAl-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

IuAtEuEEN q sufferer f0r years With
CatArrh. and under physicians treatment
flr over a year Ey's Cream Balm gave
m. immeiiaie relief believe AN entire
IL cured &c. ). DAVIS. First National
Bank. Elizabeth. \. J.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

AcrRE AT L,sr for Catarfh Toe cyl
deuce Is overwhelming hat Elys Cream
Balm goes more directly than any other q
ne seat % the disease, and has resulted il
more cures than an other remedies -
Hafol1rrs ~ rHi0H lain Not
uquld on snuf, see afy'tI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Wa once very popular song, bat IKE
many other sentimental tunes 10 doesn't
wear we'll DE- TA0u,af kcisrfr'f OF rti
,-,ar u will wear away al aches, spriins
and pains. sui repay 10. purchaser hnn-
drti fold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

"whAt are you winking forf' asked a
druggists clerk u customer standing
near the soda fountain. Was Winking P
Beg pardon. Force of habit ! come from
Maine The apology was accepted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

The season of the year j. rapidly Az
proachlug when Il Il Impossible 10 tell me
difference between professional base ball
umpire and a summer resort hotel clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

q caught cola somewhere yesterday
she remarked PROBABLY u vas 10 yoaf
head. Dc sa.d. And he woke three umes
that uigh; o. laugh over 70 ani eongraia'
Iate himself on his success A. p1nstef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.
Communlcatlcns for this psp~rtlnent shonli
y Int o. eilios. W a. kssFsAs. k.s' -sm-
ner Ne

Commuaicatious for thl. Department shoal.
- INT Ne eiiior. ". n. kAsfsA>. t<s -"
ner. Ne.
L-HHHK.pED knsNrs
zoe summer eve. Miss kittle -
Sat on The steps. with James. her 81,
Talking their iltare prospects -.
nat we would only herr -
How drcss ala kittys mind u
And fashions that had come % -.
Her robes should not b common -
Ons shoold 10 velvet. trimmed with -,
Nor flr expsnse cared she an -.
And oue should be % lovely -,
The skirt 10 plalts shoah deep BE- -,
with trimmings rich the eject 10 -.
Ter wedding drss- should Be 49,
Aud. sarc. she thoaght. Twill be 20 -,
Oa nupiiai eve, n 20 bare -.
uer Rat shouid b with feathers -,
ga which a Tiny bird should -;
AL al sosld say "A love u -.
Their plans In loving concert 49,
TIE passing hoars their Influence -
70 brig their cOnfkb to an -.
ENvtvs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

cAEE Oh CaLyEs.-I think the practice
Of keeping Young calves without food from
morning iii night, As many do not Just
the way and would suggest change for
the calves by giving them dinner. No
one would think TO keep any other Young
animals 30 long without food. Sometimes
. change Of food OF eating too quick will
cause them TO be In pain and blosted. For
. relief and cure give one or two tea
spoopfuls OF saleratus dissolved 10 two or
three gills OF warn water. IL never falls
and IL always At hand. Give from long.
posed bottle, bat never drink yourself l
have no doab, larger dose OF saiers,us
would be good for older stock that have
eaten TOO much green clover or too many
potatoes. ~. ". y, Paris, In Home fdr~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

THE BOOK OF NATURE.
All farmers are nov Fastening to &C.,
their Sod into the ground and star, things
TO growing With the encouraging out
look the, there Il this 'p'ing Il y very
plessan, work. and one veil ealeels,sd
to develop and bring on, all the sterling
qualities o. any man Who Is Interested In
IL. Nature hold. open her book for the
instruction q al Who may wish to learn.
and. With Il. many wonders, !, is one OF
the greatest instructors within mans
reach. The wonders Of nature are .
perpetual attraction to all. from the first
green leaves and bud. Of spring 10 the
full blown ho~tr and riPened fruit. The
farmer ha. hi. attention called TO thu.
s,sr.,arying panorama working, {. he
does. in natures laboratory" he be-
come. her eons,sn, pupil The vsge'a'
Die world alone offers attractions that
would seem enough to keep the mind
busy. and ever contemplating the beau
,iful. Bu, when we leave this and turn
our attention 10 the animal. with whief
Nc are brOugh, in contact. ~e ind "ll
broader field Coz study and research IL
the in,elligsn, observer there are many
phases Of the beautiful 10 b. found smons
the animal. upon the farm. A. ffien'
remarked. upon observing the shee''onA''
care Of a mare for her foal. - Nature ha
made everything right" And. from 'h'
horse and dos all the wsy down 'e'
scale Of animal creation 10 the nsres, IN
sec,. We .,ill zee this unvaryins. instinct,
i've kno-leds, Of the need. and require
men,. of each animal. Man has sres
and noble elements in bis nature ~h'el
may be developed and strengthened o.
degraded. q. he sees a.. so all animal
are provided BY ,hel'ams Great be'n'
With every requisite Po-sr to 'a'i'il
their natural ds.ire, and Proloos their hs
and rear their young. !, q only ~hs'
their nature becomes perverted BY hAr'l
and imprOPer ,rsa,msn, At the hands o
man ,ha, they seem TO fail IN their na'a
raj instincts. l.s, every one whose da'!
|it.,o care Coz even the smalles, ans
lAumble.i Of animals. study wsll ihsi
nature. and chanc,sri'tics % that he -il
he able TO care for them properly Zoe onll
by 80 doing can there be any prof, o
satisfaction IN keeping them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

We long ago proved to our own salts
faction that drilled corn win produce more
corn 10 the acre than II planted 10 hills.
But n must not be too thick. With rows
three and half feet apart, six stalks 10
each, three and ope-half foot space, are
enough 70 stand. Broadcast msnuring and
drilled rows, with barrel 10 the acre OF .
good fertilizer In the drills, 10 the vsy 10
plant corn. n any OF our readers do not
believe u, then try itones and be convinced
uaiss F1rnl<r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Al old Opera revised Things are sell
dom what they seem skim milk masllef
abe. A. cream lard ani soap ~ eAt To-
cheese butter D, bat axle grease Dealer
10 whisper VERY true, 30 you io.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

On account OF the sudden changes In The
Temperature a. this season and in MS ell
mate. 10 l. almost impossible to keep free
from colds aud coughs bat prompt nee
Of y. n. Downs Vegetable Balsamic klN.
IL will prevent any serious result ffom =
sudden cold and eject speedy cure. II
you are bilious, or have the aundiee, sies
headache or dizziness, try BaNters Man
drake Bitters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
coxprcrsp nv n. wslKsn McKsEs

e. = ssisssssd. AAirsss ali ssssmssic.iios.
intended Cor this Asraftmsnt ~ Nc Mekeen,
Al fryeburr. Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

A Chicago dude blushci ani ran lnio a
stairway when be saw party ~ ladies'
coming down the street. lie bad forgot.
Ten bis cane. and could not meet them 10
such A nude state
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

Ard 90 Kemps Botanic Liver fllls ioi
Ucaiache. Coz Blloasness. for Torpid lA'
sr. Gr TIE Compls1ion. Use no other
SOFA b. A. NJ. Gerry. 50. Paris.