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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
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ONR USE FOR STRAW

Those Who use clover eau nnd pronis'
Die way Ia which 10 utilize The surplu'
straw The value Of clover hay dsp-nd-
upou the caring n exposed - SUI and
drw uutu thoroushly dri"d, II VIII b.
bleachri, aud bali its value gone 10 th'
process. IL must be pat up as grren a.
possible Right hrre straw comes 10 A. :
pre.erva,lye whether The clover be- pui
10 a hay OF ia the stack, by the free use OF
straw Il may be- pot up almost green, aud
kspt without danger OF heating and h1rn
log. By alternating the straw aud clover
In layers, the dry straw will aboro tn
moisture Of the clover. aud 80 cut 90 ihs
connection that general heat Ia the mass
wlll be impossible
Not only Is the clover preserved 10 IT,
n.iaral good qualities, 'ut the interveuius =
LAYERS OF straw seem 10 imblbe q part oi
the aroma OF the clover Az any rs,~, u
l. r.sdily eaten by the cattle Ia wlntef and
thiok Il much better fpr them n hNve :
mir uf~ ~ tli- kind tlsn sole edi"tof du-
" clover.
where one 1. q iitil. short ~ hay, mi.
plan helps wonderfully u splice out ih'
fiddler supply IL l. needlrss 10 say ih,i
the straw should be- bright and olesn
Ost straw l. tn b-st for this parp ,se, pa
suy wili DO Now that the barns ar' ~ 80
IN smyiy. the straw m,y he haalei iusid'
and put wh-rr IL Can he usvd on the b,'
in having time IL will serve another pur'
pose in this way. and make just A. good
manure 10 the end, as II scattered In The
yards. W. ID. BoYSToN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

the root. 81 the pl.nt-. would he sufficient
" induce me TO Keep The soil I. level a.
possible.
Land thrOvn up In ridges, With the fur
row. In the middle kept clear of weeds.
will dry out much more rapidly than II
level. Stirring only the surface frsqasntly
aud ke.plne a. level a. possible, rather In
ducss moisture. and N commenced In time.
aud continuously cultivated three OF four
inches deep, Il will often mske crop pro-
ntahle. when otherwise II would be almost
q failure.
Plowlng q cultivated crop late In the
sumner. throwing the soil up around N"
stsm Of thr plants. leaving q oonsiderahl'
portion of the roots near the surface, That
i certain % be dried out 10 short time,
will not prove OF any special good 10 the
crop, and Is more than likely 20 prove =
real danger.
Another good advantage with level eul'
uvatlon, Il that II can be repeated A. often
A. Il necessary. While, A. rule, four or
fve culilvatlOns are al that i necessary
yet often one more can be given pront-
ably
The most dlfioult thing l., 20 get man
Who has always been accustomed 20 hlll
cultivation, To give level cultivation . fair
trial Ouce tried well, 80 that The benefits
can b. seen. the farmer will be slow 10 10
back to the old plan. Ms
Eifbu, ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
my Tribune.
SEEDING FOR FATAL DISEASE
ny NJ u

What . lesson l. srlrded by the fatal ep-
lismlc In Plymouth, Pa arp tl'inn ~ ihr
similar cas-. OF last fall In W Va How
careless country dsvllers are OF the mos,
paip.ble violations OF ssnitsry laws l
have jast replied 10 letter sent me ny =
person whose family has been siling con
tinuslly for two years. lie asks " DO You
think the trouble Is due 10 nv vel. which
1. IS f.et deep aud II only 10 feet from ~,
priry.rdHh which has been In Use 10 yrsfsf
lie might A. well ash N burn on bis hand
was caused by putting II Into the hot stove.
How many such cases there are, small
country town In QUE Of the heslthiest parts
OF the country has just now several cases
OF typoid fever. The house where II began
aud where oil the family died except the
tough old man. has q spring not 20 feet be-
low the prlyy. which Was overfowing with
liquid flthl fineen deaths sun up the
cost OF this one instance OF ghastiy neg
lect or recklessness. could give score
OF such cases And yet people who are
advised 10 use The odorless and safe earth
closets with movable boxes declare IL "too
troublesome and fussy." IL simply marks
the value such people pot upon their own
and their ehildreus lives. not TO mention
the sacrifice OF their peighbors from the
eoutaxion. Beware OF the starting point
from which these fatal diseases Of men and
animals spread.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
IHKnAlRY

Oar new Commissioner of Agriealisre
Gems 70 Be taking hold Of he duties IN
o.Ins., II al. or bali. the rePos's Il
~ mi.manag,men, q this department
b. true. &, i certainly high time that
,ew boaf ~u turned. We learn from
re Ntias Farmer tha, the Commissionef
bas established Bureau of Dsirying and
DAIRY ln,eress. shose business vii D.
% Investigate AZ questions sG-c,ins The
.s,sre.,s of The dairy And i : thought
- -il rccommerd 20 ~ neSt Congre-.'
,he p.s-.re Sf bill that III Aid farm
sf. n their O1e-sided wAfiafs asAins'
.rari.s. batter. II an Act of ths kini
"a, t2 p...ed th.f all b. enfotSed
throughout the oosstry. and oolge al
marufactared bsiiers u f-se The make,
o, tA~.r on merits. - haze 80 fear OF
,he result. n 'usnutaeiared .f'S'r
e.n Be- prodaced tha, people ~ih eay
kno-issly and. when quality and Pi'es
are both considered. prefer to gen1'ne
batter. ~hy then the farmers must sui
frr Bat We have 20 fear Of this. ~
lons a. the spurious article nover- around
our markets and eaters our houses ia
bslled. best dairy butter. there y danger
10 The legitimate manufacture OF butter,
Bat place il upon its merits and compel
II 20 iand alone. and there can be os'
one result.
Mr. Thomas Taylor. the microscopes
Of The department. after many eNPef''
msn,.. b-l,svss be hss di-cos'rrd an so'
-lu,e te.i Ga span0us butter. lh'' J.
-, VIA, . wanted. And Il this tesl
Ill only come into genefal use. and
de.lers oil be controlled BY u. much Of
,h. dasculty Is overeoms. A certain
o., that cAn BE- u.ed by every on j
-b.t al honest deaisrs have long o-en
looking for.
We ouo,s the following. also from me
Nrss Fartssr.
Hs has male . great many tNpeIs
,,.,,.. ant taluks that be has dsmonsHst
a ths fact beyond sny Possioiliiy OF uosD'
80, undsr ne mlcroscope batter psrteie'
-
-. ..safne The form Of perfect gloo
.ie soon which IL distinctly marked %
an,r,.'. cro-s Hs says ever, Other is'
=, .ao.tanos prvssot- vsry dif'rro' iofn'
- IA. .qaslly msrkrd ensr.ctefi-,le.
pure batter has been sKsmin~i % al ~
ao..ibls forms. sweet. rancid and meleea'
.na ,hs result has sl~ays oeen ,hs SAM
, p.rs.ct gio0ale vita q - Apoie~
ero.s Ths process u said 70 o. 80 s'"P,'
thst a ehlla. amer 0ne explsns.ion. esa
wsys I'll g-neine batter E -
m-nts are ~ b. saolect-n 70 vsnss s..,
-.,,,,.t. AMI scientlsts In the in-reo'
e..nrs-. on tne Goverument Prof I.y
~, \. mach elsted ~ith his erperlm.ae
.os 4. conaisnt that they have have Del ,
..rel.n,ly uumeroas 70 prevent tne R,ss.
olllIy of mistake commis.loes, Voams, ,ns,
1. ..tlsa-d that this Il an iofAlhols mean
n dstecting oleomsrgArine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
CAUrHN

lns fs~ weeks faru ~ ~ill have be-.
gun their ~ar With the potato beetle. and
lsrge quantities Of Pn green ~ill BE-
used Farmers eanno, Be too careful in
their use q this drug With long con-
tinusd use ~e have all beoome too indif
isrrnt % he dangerous qualities. and &C.
eidenis are Of frcQuen occurrence, that
By little carr nigh, ave been avoided.
Too ohen we zee the vessels in which
The poison hss been Pc, ard lying round
the premises 10 elose proximity 10 the
buildings and yards. When cattle of
other domestic animals can gst a, them.
and even wherv ehndf n. no, aware q
their dangerous shsrar ,sr. may handle,
and become poisoned oy the pure care
lessness of others. W. believe the most
of the poison = used dry, mixed With
plaster o. ia equivalent I, should nsrsr
BE- mixed in . bsrr,l unless the bArrrl i
Immediately burned. co. small quantities
Of IL oil oertAiniy at caught between
the ,ssve. and IN the erscks q the head,
ard r,maia there unit they ge, mixed
Nth something else tat they come IN
contact With. and sprrad their Poisoa
- - -. - - - 1,iI
- - ~ - -
NON ior mixing. Thi, boz. after hav-
ing beca made a. tight a. possible, was
P--,''i '' .n -. -
- - -, r-,p,. ~ -. -. ..sa
I---;..a - a. - - ~. s.1 1, ~.
-, -. -. - -. 4, 80,
- l,..-s -. -, ~. o..
- - : ~. -. =. -, /, -.
--,',,- -. -. -.
- - = ...',a -, - 1.
-'''' ~ - - -.
n'- 70 ',.'.'.''' ,' ~ -
50 80. =. -. W..
1''''u " - -
'he '''''n = "''i'N 80 - - -
s.-''on n l'' = -,''. N - ~
s~' 'nl De'','' = '-' ~
s'e''.nIs ,.'.t'' -
I',' ~ ~, =. -, ~ =, = '. -.
nAi' : ~ P-'-'--' - ~ '..-i-....
p = -.'''' 49, "
'-'u nov ~ '...A- 49,,
'l - " n. - y, -
" .... -. 80 ..if..,.lt- - = - -,
- =. = ....s,,,
- -. :. h.y, f,g,s
.s,-,,- .....,.t- =. ~
- - -. ~ ,l,.,., =,
H. -....f,, -, ~ ,,s,. .,e,od an.
....l, -,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
DYSPEPSIA

c.u.e, n. victims 10 be miserable. hopeless
eonfu,ed. and depressed In mind, 'eFy HriiA-
be. l.aguld. and drossy. IL Is disease
which does NOT get vel Of Itself IL requires
careful. persistent attention. and femedy 70
throw oa the causes and tone ~ the diges
live orsan. tln they perform their daiies
~lIIlnsIy. HOODS sarsapariila has proven
ju,t he required remedy In hundreds Of eases
"Iha,e taken Hoods sarsaparilla for cys-
psp,la, from which have suffered tao year,.
tried many other medicines. but none pfo'ea
90 satisfactory n Hccds sarsapf'iA
THOMAS COOK, Brush Electric Light Co.
New York City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
iCountry GentlemaB.l
LEyEL CULTIVATION.

Els CounfrT GsailemaR
Every years experiences convince me
more strongly than ever that level eultisa'
,Ion Il best Cor cultivated crops.
can vel remember when u was con.
.ldered necessary TO hin every crop ths'
vss cultivated. The finishing work O
ealtlvstiug corn, cane. potatoes, beans
.,d IN ,hst class OF crops. vas 10 thro~
the earth toward them from oo,n sl'es ~
the row, leaving the sol 10 nikn I'ok.s.
Outside Of other questions. WIN me, n'
importance Of leaving the soii IN ; oss.s
condition for after cultivation, and OF re,
tanning molsture 80 much oettsr sroeno
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

I.MusiNo DR GRAVES HEART REQ.
uLAIOK ~uh grat fssur.s hsd h"srt
d.. s.s uln@ yss.. 80 h-d ] could pot he
duwn.-John McDuf Pike station. Ohio.
IN. H.sft X sul.tuf ours sli iofm- of
"A. at III. 49,. usfs pusn'ss srf -ls' plT.s.
n.ss Fr.. p.nphht of D B. itgalis'
C.mhflhgs. Ns--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

Amer o-iug l,rg- rumbsr " pr"p.rs.
ilnns fr Cst,rrh. have h+con~ ssii-n' q
that ~ them all Eb'- Crssm Balm gis's
m. the most relief can rsc"mmsud h
10 suy one who msy have Cst.rfh. Cold In
'h- bed or Iisy f.vsr-S Is. L.~is,
Pfinclpal Grad.d school, Clinton, Wis.
E.sy % Use price 5Oc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

wuo MAS +" HoYLEf'-"AccordinG 70
Hoyle," IL Q phrase common among card
PLAYERS, many OF whom are under the I'm.
precision that Mr. Hoyle was . reformed
Lsm bier Who turned his attsntion 70 book.
making a. q means OF keeping himself oot
OF the poor.house. Edmund hoyie W.
borr over 200 PEARS ago and lived 70 the
sdvsscsd age Of 81. dying In Csvssdish.
squsre, London. IN i7ss He wss amons
the frst Who took special Interest 10 whist.
and after II becsme Q ersfs he devoted
several years OF his life 70 teaching the
sams q Q guinea lesson. SoDs ssppoes
be invented the game. bot u vss vel
huown before be wss born. However. be
did mech 70 perfect H. He vas paid eS..
600 for . trsatiss on whist which va
published IN i7&3 A. the time be vss a.
tsched 70 . goversmstt once In frelsed-
Toward the close Of bic HE be revised bic
treatise and ipclud~d In u backgaDuoa
and other popular games Of the day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
The mo.qaIto .lng. hI. msrry song.

Never neglect constipstsd condition
of the hovels. or serious results surely
follow, such ~ piles, impure blood, and
many ehrouic complaints. Burdock Blood
Hltters
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

WIN ihs hlood moves -lugsl.hly In the
viu- h'csuss 10 i lusf'd ~ith Impurities,
IN alisr-tiy~ l. ns.dsd. a. ihi- condition
- ~ Wis fuid csnroi lsst loug siihoot
10, flon- rs.uli- Th.rs l. noihing hsiisY
rhsu Aysrs Ssr-spsrilla "a puriiy ihs
huod snf lmp-rt energy to The -ystsm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

DECORATIONS AND SOUVENIRS -Detsch
The notice frOm your bottle Of kors, isl.
i0r Doct. .bd mall per directions on each
bottle, aud thus secure an assortment OF
our elegsnt decorative Advertisements,
Souvenirs, etc. MY. ID. SYRuP Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

"A. Holu Co : Ny~ Cologne Is the
bet The ladies all csll fH a.
Nsns families are u.lBg Clemsnts IL.
qald Plaster. Family bottle ~ plAstsrs)
gj 81 druggists
D.y'- Opod~idoc costs Is cts Instead OF
50 a. pr battle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

IL would seem that the commopsst hind
~ common sense ought 10 prevent Q man
from buyiue tr.sh, simply becsu-e can get
. big pack FOR Is esuts. AAsrifla's Caral.
~ C0Adifi0n P0tsders ar strictly pore. and
sfe worth bsrrri ~ such stUr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
InTTINOS.


To .sm 40 all feed variety Of iooa' >
- :. corn. oats, barley and wheat ofsn'
So 80, !, ,.ssl.r hoars, and . regular qasn'
80 rees 10 a eAsn p'see; Provide
-. 49, s,y warm bed. 10 short, give
So.,ss attention. yoa sOsld give Yourself
~ ssrrsnt . healthy, thrity an
imA rYso-. IN Y. rrisuns- -,
x.,v fsruers know Of CASES IN ~n'e'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

hssvr- have heen cured. and knos very
certainly 10 Que case. which ~s- hpr-"
% nv own. nuoe badly sr-ctsd bat cured
hy moist fsd aud care 10 water before
fc,dlng ard never sn.r.
Country GentiemAn.
-finy years sgo the clothing purchased
A. stor,s cost double snf OMEN more than
What II does INV. hut was ~ better qusil-
" aud worc Ike iron. sud the farmers 10
those days bought very little Al stores be-
slides salt and iron.
Fhuadsiphla Press
\ good garden well stocked With veg
stsnl,s tskrs away al terror that may lufs
Ia ths sonl ~ IN. timid honsekeeper when
"compaDy" swOops down upon her una
WARES.
Maine Farmer.
-Crammlng Is not education, and the
true purpose OF intellectual culture i 10
teach men % think and reason.
Cur Country Home
We have never yet heard of man
Who losi money on a well-hred, wcll'fcd
pig that be- hAi rcarei himself
ladies' Home Journal
Pure air. purc soil. pare wa,er,-ihls
includes The whole sanitary gospel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

More people, sdalts and children, are
troubled with oostiyeness than With any
other silment DR. Henry Bsrtsr's Man.
drake Buffers will cure c0stitensss and
prevent the diseases which result from 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
ThI. weather /. rough on polar bears.

lie called for the Doctor. but al In vsln
Ills yell. we're Jast terrible.
And then be quickly cured bis pain.
with Great American Spsclnc.
And saved money. Try it"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
Tn. small no, /. thinking OF Jsly g.

"Qalnsy troubled me for twenty years.
Since I started using Dr. Thomas Eclec.
trie on, have not bad an attach. The OIL
cures sore throat Al once" Mrs Lsita
Cobrai, Stsndlsh, Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
CosstiI.d-Ths CROW qoe-,Iop.

Every bottle Of Arpies and on LInImsnt
sold IL warranted by the propristors 10
give satisfaction or money viii be refan-
ded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

whst In ihs uid vsf.i"n 49, csll'd
.'l..-lng. in me usS ssf.iou l. termed
wing ~ f,l.' hu,d Thr rslestate
.g.ut. hsys brought thl- "a M. m-slv's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
The bullfros chants hI. solemn lay.

The warn weather oftsp has dspress-
iug and drbllitsting ,nret Hoods Ssrss.
psrills oyercomss all lsngu0r and lsssi.
tQde
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

Bob Ingsf.oil l. pfu'.sblg sutinusly
-csuniug th- rsvi-sd OF T..tmspt 10
-. lfths ohsng+ Sili comp. bin % re-
writ. hl. sscfrilgluu- gsg-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
strawberry festival. are the rsge

n any of the readers OF this paper are
growing deaf. let them gst al once bottle
OF JoAHsoH's IHodyne LHimsHL Rob well
behind the ears and pot little into the
ear with feather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

Ths Boston Plsf s-ss'ts hist th-rs any
uumn.f Of .. rsons silliig 10 pss kidilr.
d. rgsf'- ho'sl bill for w''k " Do VIII
pfomiss a. blOw Out tb~ ga h'forr r.tif-
IUV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

'Ths playground "f the soul" l. The po-
.ticsi tltl. ih.ta clergyman give- me hg-
m,n fsc. Th.r. seems a. hs agOod many
Ough snd ,lo-ify gems on that csmpas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

"Fsthsr. said the young man, shssing
MI. head mourbfally, "hsd an iron oil.
You ought to koow, replied bis A~yer
''yOu forged n yuurrslf"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

A Jersey City lady has taught her canary
to slight on her eats back. A cat does
not 'qaire 10 he taught 10 Aight on the
back offs canary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

Il. the msn h"u.sii" Askrd old Hyson.
Honest ~ ihr day j. lOps,' VS. The re-
ply 'Y--.s." -sid old Hy-opi "ooi theu
h. Won't DO At all want bin forsbight
xatchmsn"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

lavaid Lin ma" b nii .sru~ ths tslAs ~
BratricA
You msa thanh my uncls-l am only .
visitor like yourself. Mr. CxuutAcrS-
And both v-ry veloome- sh Honns
oartcoudy.
"ExArtly -" said Hert<rt
by tho by aid Frank. turning 30 nor.
~. ''tell mo What I shall call you aud your
brother Mr.. Tali.rt scoms TO stif-Hfsos
sni IIertsft too familiar. couli, hks Ms
ClAusoa. oall yol uncle. n you ikci but you
no not "a enough"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

A painting L. called . rare work some
tlmss becsuse u IL well done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

The sIlen, watches Of the sIgh, Those
not wound up
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

"That sriicle you hsd 10 lss, weeks pa.
psr Was the funniest thing ! ever rad,
.sli lady 10 an editor. IL would make
. dog laugh thought my husband woeld
spiit his sides
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
AERssTED

Chsrles A. Daley ~ss srres'sd lssi even
ing or strsliog from The Drug store
81 SIT fman. q bOitle Of Snlpbur Bit
tsr- Bsflrs the court this morning. up'in
h.ins sskrd ~hy h. should steal, he stated
th.t bis m0th.r vas tr"uhl.d With khso-
mafi.m, ant thst IL was the only mrdieipe
that h.lp.d hrr. spd h.ing out OF money
ana work ws- the csu-~ of hi- s,esling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
s.swha,i.,aIdofKlaury wor, oy those

sto hsNs u-sn II
Dr u ~ Blrn.v ~ J'f r-ou. Dsko'a.
.sts lhsv' u.sdk ftsN " nft 10 vsfsl
e. 49, ~h' ~ N .hu~si ifr ufd d'ru'f'f sir-
'u.. fnr ihs cor. 20 ul-sssss Tor which 10
h. r,oumm' rdsd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
Sick Headache

.For the past two years ! have osso
,clctsi with severe headaches and dyspee
ala I was induced 10 ty Hoods sasApe
rlla, and have found great relief. ishs.r-
fully recommend it 10 all hhs' h' u
AxSABLE. New Haven, Conn
Mr.. May c. smith. cAnbr'dsspoIt. hss.'
vas . sufferer from dyspepsia and siek hsAa.
ache. She took Hoods safsapafiln s'a
found II the best remedy she ever used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
AGRICULTURAL 1 APARTMENT
coSprcIsp nr ~ lKEn NcKE.y.

/ orrsspondcncs on prscti Al sxric ulturzl top.
- l. suIlritfsi AAlrvss an Cttmmun lcafions
in cn.isd fur thi. dspsrt lent % NJ MCkeen
q FTVEnuUT. Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

0AkINV
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
s... ,...s. Ass.'. ..s.ts @ s.s.S =.
49, e-t.-.rs G.ats. a. sana1t - soA IN
- -a - its nailtais "a 90 tsst, shoft
... 80. /, !. !. -, E51sl kssiss rO-ur.co.
Professional Cards. &c.
J'.'' ""'-"''
Attorney & Counselor At Law.
Part.. hasas.
.,s.. ..lrat.as s.rsa - froosis has .as'' al
c.s-aas
RsrrrAHrE'EI'
C0inSellOrS dt LdSc.
Rsekaeid. Me.
S.r.sr Frsuc fof oETOEp Covsrt.
or n ussst q. ~ es..'
:. "AiS'H
4gs-ssy sn9 COuasslior AZ Lar,
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