Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

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r,>>l>a Ntk Visiting a f,rn. .oue
.H..reut cor.c uP1u th. 'a.'. t...'as.i
fsr presence of cream.
ras surprised me f1r q kuev thc COWS
a,-e fry asked AMI the ausssr vas
Oa' thai i. canned mukr
since ther have iore thr same Way
40 seasons wher thr mIk d. hFougl'
Iu ant stralcc' pai E on io bol ll a
steamer or pail 30 into "a k,ii.. uf boiling
water A. soon Al i rcachr. tac hol.ug
n'.tt ara begins io hlbh'c. roar .rtn g'as.
tr. already prepared arl hesio' ari
,.rrw up inu-ri.ats'v h-ep t sh-rc be-
sl uot freeze when uecirliils really fir
ese
ro AuIsE CuuurrN -"it s a real
..1.,to'i 'corvcrIonce OBJ have some.
rr- si hari thai vIi smuse thc uii'e
.ts have usvcr sccu a common black
.ari proposed iu your papsr. or else
u..r. rr thc amustmcrt of Chnircn
81" H.r|"NN'N ~ A"N ...H H.H NAA
r.rg hts proved so engaging in our
au.s a. a blackboard ant a r.cce o.
..ak or white crayon. Sgch boys. horses.
.-. cats. ani other fgurcs as have sp.
r.ar.f .oari of ary sIrc vii answer.
20 .l-l.. rec lsa gooi .'re. c'sai le
e., sa taat be- w.l aoi warp. aui pa.ut 10
.r ..,. Sizes. Ty .t'
SUNSHINE PROM an acorn weighing a
tF grains. a Tree viii grow Cor hundred
r.ar. o- more. rot only throwing IN many
f.-l. or caves every year. blt Itself
rs several toa.. tfau orange tSig
. r.t .ra argo box of Garth. and that
a-. .t srg gaei sacn the twIg hscomc,
ar.. caring luscious fru.t. there vii hc
l.T ..ary the same amount of earth.
fru .a-..l. apartments male hy t.fef-
.-t ....rtr. men. .i IL an asccrit.nci fact
.ra I.y ar.c part 10 thc growth of a
r. ..rtlf from tne sn1, from tle cir.
en- Own t.r water. ans vcry uttie from
-e .ar,. arI notably. al vegetation be-
..r.- -..s.g lu'-s- Ii I. freely exposed %
s.... wo11 auf coal are boz con-
..r... ..r.t.re. which contains tarce I'M
arlrf ...n.rt.. t.lal'y ssssut.ai o. both
U..,i.. ana ar.ua' magncsla. Line
t-. -.r o. /. ilc Iron ln t1e blood which
gr,. t ts sparkling rci color aui lts
rrr-.. li s thc lime in the bones
-re. tlrm the durability necessary
....F -1r. slIlc Che magnesla Is Inn
r.-'s-t OBJ ans oi thc tissues Thus 10 l..
tat t.. more persons sre out 90 doors,
u.u.-e asa.thy. thc more vigorous they
rr t-t le logger vii they I've. Every
-art. .e.rg olgai to have an hour or
Co. .- slusa.le ai uoou .u winter. aut 10
.hrg forenoon Ia summer.
.Nlr.. fv ur FYE-Pcrsous travelling
POI. .Y rtlsay are subject % contuual
n-yi1.. from the fying c.uters. oa
s'.as .eio the eyes they are rot only
tt .r tle m1mcut. hut are oftcn The
cas-. .. .lag .ufcf.ng thsi ends Ia a total
....s.t Avery simple and elective
..-r s SVEN 5y the Nsisg rli >-ieaf.ar
Ir... ari 81 within the reach of everyone
@ Wai prevent much suffering AMI
A1r-,. Fcre t more generally krowr.
simply orc or Two grains of iaxscet.
" Isl s.i iaey may bel placed 10 ihe eye
'.t .r 1ry or pain to that delicate or
-f a-i shortly they beg.u to swell and
t. g.rt.uous Substance that covers
.f .i. .f the sye. euvsiopius any flrclgn
'l.s'ir-e ihat may bel in o. vae irr.ta-
l'a. cutting of tlc membrane Is thus
i't'.r'.i and tle annoyance nay soon
washed oat A dozen of these grains
'pH.i away in the vesi pocket may
Prove. f, an emergency. worth their nun
asf.1sol
huF rl kEu SiCA RooNs Coot-It
,'''.'i' .u opsning the windows vide and
covering the openings with cloths STEPPED
a Ei'0r % l. Nel known how largely
"h'ef. .a passing from the nqa.d 70 The
gaseous STATE. absorbs caioric. This ab-
N'pt'o loEers the temperature % the
RON ron Eve 20 IN degrees In few min
t',' and me humidity ilrlsed 10 The air
.,-srs t1e heat % he more readily endured.
ol il.s system patients. even 10 The hottest
| ei TIE sumner. nnd themselves in a
F'''ety iresa atmosphere.