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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

liome tarm.
4 PLEA FOR COrrON SEED MEAL.


4 PLEA FOR COrroN SEED MEAL
notice that many - oaf dsifymen ar
getting d1sn on cotton sr.d meal
have fsi t f1r quite number ~ ycsf-,
.nt have asays been sAilsdci sih IN"
result never gave more than onr quart
pr day. and would prefer giSing that Al
tso feeds With shorts. sometimes icc'iing
~itbout shorts II l. very gfo-s fed snd
an inclined % think that some of oar
Good folk hsve overione The thlng.
have never fsi snything lkc u % Increase
the Quantity snd quAlliy ~ mlik, prpNii
Ios. ID b. sure. that am feeding good
Ar'irls I TT II by tasiiug H. g'oi
article has sweet uut-llke taste aui i
usht-colofsd. shlle some of ii ]. DARK Ani
masty. not ft fur man or beast % taste.
1 have never fed IL 10 warm weather,
.nt knos not What the result would De.
N.lther have given my cOss a. mueh
corn meAl OF other gross fed A. thsJ
could hs.r. And then Aid too 90 thfe~
quarts - cotton seed meal. but sscn
thing. have been done not ih1lstni
miles %
Nov this remind. me of an ane-i'ie'
art might a. vel tell N here A. Any
where Tne Doctor ordered ~ patient
,n dI.t on pnfflfgr. ilc tnok nosl fuN
~ p.rritse. the boNl di uoi hold more
thsa aaasrt Thcu be- tp0k cnftc Ani
th.a asg,l breakfast When ntNt me DC.
tnr called. De- saId. Halo. patient, hos
ar. youf' Pretty fair consiicfing thh
p,rr.is- nesr,y Allied me bed jos. n
much ~ I cSsid hsni'e without ihti
Yoa srr w. hsd j1.t ALLIED IN p's
havr RI my ,h,sp slth cotton se'i Tor
thr at flaf 90 a. yrifs. comm nelns
..,st tn time They dSup their ltD1',
rnItins ous part c1itsu se.-i neal . thrce
psft. shsrts. gisiug plot sod q hAi - a
-h,sp NJ sheep ani lsm'- nessr d.d nc'-
- % llIlfuN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07
Prairie Farmer
SAVING MANURE.

The plg.pen. poultry stables snu
wards will turn out complete iefuiIte1s
that can be depended upon, which eAhnOs
~ sald OF many commercial fcrtilikrrs I'M,
contain bot part OF The ingredients OF
plsnt food, supposlng them % De genuine
with few exceptions commercial tertiht-
~r. are special fertilizers, and whcn lntei-
llscutly used, are vslasole aids In prOiuc.
inr large crops but when commercial
manure Is advertised a. desirable Tor al
crop.. on al soils, beware OF fraud. fho--
pilates aud sap~r-phosphstes may turnlsn
a good supply of phosphOrie acid, sulphur
le acid. and line. but they lack In potash
and ammonia By using such feftlihrf.
. very stimulating eject may be produced
6,r rev years. Out unless tAey are sop
plement.d by more complete AMI sanstsn-
,i,l manure. The soil may become imPoN-
eri.hed In those elements that the ief'lllh'
er- 40 not furnish. To be sure, they pro-
sace extr.ortlnary results for few years
80 eo.t NO more than hssliug out q good
coat Of 0srnyArd manure on, IN inefess'
ing them you are bofrO"ing RON tne ~,
turc. md driving upon the isftiiiiy o'
your farm.
50 make all you can OF good, suos,sn-
tial, complete manure AZ home. N~S ~"
farmers realize In this way a. much rom
the resources ~ their command A. 'hsy
on sht. How much does the average isim-
er get from his plg-pensi load of ,~o
each year OF the clear, raw manure WA, -
dumped into q few heaps oat in the nslu
IA. great strength goes 20 waste on eS
square rods. producing . rank grown o.
vegetation that will lodge and Ana y"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07
InIrINnS

rrncIings in Ne. Farmer
The main question l.. hos % gc'
good Fertilizer. a. loscst CO..
,o .irn sands
JOY l. never sovn upon earth bat
IN flfr0s traced bv labor Or soffos.
Prairie Farmer
It is claimed that thc b., mutton
ani lamb can be raised cheaper in Ne~
York tnaa beef can IN Colorado oa free
gtAss
Live si,cs Nouihiy
i, !. better 20 spend your time i'm
proving one of to- breeds. than hankef-
ins after others. unless you have aoan-
dAni means And plenty of foom
Msins Tafmer
-Comfoft and content ar the imper-
au,e additions q ihuf. and ,he farmer
-ho eSp~c'. success ~iil So % !, that
,he animal. under be ooa'rol, have these
ia the fullest measure possible.
~ Warmer
One of ihe greatest aims of farmers
should be- che Improvements Of their
farm. and IN this connection ! will say.
that believe u j. an imp'ssihiiiy .
rai.e q good bod crop. whether With Ter
iilEef % manure. without making the
land better on which ii l. raised
.In Coanfry csniicman.
-Caaadian farmers rAi.e oats weigh
ins o. pounds % the bushel from seed Of
The sane weigh, imported from Ns~
Bruns~.ck. 30 isa; j; j. merely qaes-
iioa Of seed and caligfe With ihi' crop.
precisely al, BE- ~iih al Others and Ia
any case . farmer should gtos heavy oats
althoash be sholli feed them on hi' own
49,
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y ,rrdna. "NAai. ultn, q M

letter upon 1r-
that!--"Ah. bat Look al the knifel What a
curious knifei What droll Character -
'sHeavensi Look az the stain On 81 IL 4 tho
hinsdm
na--..i ON slowly with the crowd; ! came
In front u the white bard that hung ON the
iron grating; took one look at it-no, can
oo, write down what my feelings were a, that
horrible moment The thing had hideous
fascination for me; could not avert my eyes
nun n. A cold sweat broke out over me-; ;
nv hrain roeled a. N In n vertigo: believe
\ should have fallen, hut the pressure ~ the
throng held me up. The sight made mo sick
and faint, and yet could not tear my eyes
away
This was what saw, exhibitsd on that board
AZ the Morgue; A white ivory buttnn. about
the slse of a twofranc piece, with an initial
n ut.on lt; under this was written; Wrist
tina found t-sids the body, suppo~rd 20 10
Ionx 10 the t.erretrafor of the crime Below,
f, lSns. kssn-e.ired dagger, its hilt of lac
,uerrd WOOD. its blade % dark-blue steel,
With some eastern characters graven on u,
.,a- stretching from the point about half
way up the blade, dun stain upon ,ns
xleaming mesAl. Under the weapon was
written; "Poniari Of Jspaness manufae'ure'
found besids the corI~e of joseph Mei..ner,
with which the fatal blow 10 Supposed 70 have
t-Den struck" AZ the fcot of the board were
lhess worls. "Any person having infofnA.
TON 20 give with rs~pcct 20 the murder of
Joseph Meisxner Il requested 10 communicate
With NJ. r. Rosus,, Judge of Instruction at
the prefecture q police" =,
All this has taken time 10 d,so1be;
ecmed, however, 10 grasp AL the details In q
angle glance; IL was az n thsss fatal pieces
of evidence burned themselves In on my
train. You -e, I rccognized, or thought
r.cornirsi, the wrist sud and tks dagger,
and the possibility they suggested 70 my mind
ovcrwhelrnci mo for the moment L s.sIsd
| for breath; I strove % rsb-s my hand that
might pres q over my eyes and shut out that
ssribls testimony that stared mo In The fscs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

SAP FROM MAFLE TREEs. .-Ekpcrleneed
farmers know there l. great difference 10
the sweetness OF sap from maple trees. IL
j. not certain whether this difference u 10
heren, or whether Il depends on soil, sea
-ou OF exposure. 10 dry spring or on =
dry knoll. sap will be sweeter than un1ef
different conditions IL Is possible that .
heavy coating OF manure may make oii'
fcreoce. Years ago We remember thst
maple tree with broad, bushy top hsh
more aud sweeter sap than any tree 10 the
woods. IL was the place under which
nock % sheep regularly gathered 10 no,
weather In summer and under which they
lay At night. or course the soil was very
rich aroand a. The tree stood far away
from any other. and this msy have be~p
the reason OF u. saperloriIy.-Am. Cali'-
r1f0s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

sLAranrERINa ouR FRIENDs

NLAA hu fhANt NAR
Man. himself an animal. shows no m-rcy
- the weaker kind.. bot mefcilcssly keep-
up an indlscrlmiuate warfare on 'h'm
For pleasure b. pursues the Innocent qnail
over Mn ani dale. and follows The lara and
The woofcock until they daily hang hie-
L.. b. hls siie lis sport now. hut The
time will cone. N thi. wholesale slaughter
nf our game birds does not csss'. Shen
stern reality Will show us that wc have
been strlking me hands thu hefficui.d a.
and fc-oistng cur farms sni fend'fios
them untsntnle
There afr some destructive birds. NJ
doubt. hut the kiod usually sought oy The
sp,ft.man are those that feed on the seeds
of uoxlous weeds and losects They maY'
perhaps. even so some damage, bat " ~
couH see the brurnt they prriorm Ne
wnsii be- appalled, Al the msgnltaie Of TIE
~ork perfnfmsd ~ The bird. la one day.
Many birds that used to be- opnstanty
with us ar scarcely sesu nov. ani wsro u
not that We ar generous enough q spare
a fcw q breed. f1f purposes of SPORT The
succccilug year. thc noble qasil ~oaii soon
hc extinct
The slsuehtsr of the grouse gave us The
n1tato bug. aui the gar NE % The sports
man" hAs nIlei ouf n,its With Insects tnAi
iarr,i rot vi.t az in times passed by.
with the vigilance % = seuilncl, AT day
long the farmer AMI spoft,mtn watches,
aun In hsui. o. shoot dosu ne innocent
bird. anA a. night attends The fsrmrfs
cidb o. discuss inseci pfsNrnNFes ani le-
stroysrs The hask aui The osl can par
sue their calIag siihln sight oi his door,
ant The W.sssls sni nina. eau destroy ne
young of the birds. bat they arc nos ot fos
bis sport
IN ages gone by. the earth sss oveffun
with hii.ous rsptilss. sui mtn toisy. a.
hf instinct shrink. from their sight bli
the birds wafrvi slth the reptiles Inch
hy lnch they f1nghi their wsf the de-.
strucilou was incs.ssui for thousAnis oi
years. until Al last t sAs made h,nit,hl"
f,r man. rhsy are stiil sighting f1r him,
snd nan could uoi exist u the birds wrr,
extinct; bat. To- ths face 10 All this ~ uni
sioicsaie distraction iu every 4lNi'f'
ant u u l. not stopped soon rspcuiaree
1II ruuH loo late
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07
CASH ACCOUNTS FOR FARMER 5

CASH ACCOUNTS FOR FARMERS. ;.
In order % reap the fall benefits fro m
cur accounts u the various tfAnsaeiioAs
upon the farm Il i necessary iof us 70
keep a Cash Account. entirely separate
from al o,hsrs The Cash Book Is con-
..aered Indispensable BY merchants and
business msn sv,ry~here. and a. heiP-
er in iooting up the net INCOME Is i.r
ahead q any other account book we
have often b~en Puzzlsd 20 account iof
The money that. some way, gets away
from 10. Aad without data from when
20 reckon, were always very much at sea
Bat we have found all this rvmed'ed ~
a cash book Cor reference. There u TOO
much guess work upon the farm. ano
too little absolute certainty. "hhe
there i no business that . any easier
kep, last where q glance will sho" 10
" true ia~ardne.s. the fac, : no bushes.
goe. a much without care and haed
rule a. farming. When there sha.l ."
/, -, of books. each one for dshnHs
purpose. upoa every farm IN the eooo'fy'
sod hey are ksP, accurately and '..sn,
fully. there will be more prosperity so'
far ls.. complain, Of hard time.
Many people have elandsred nor
-hen tbsy have undertaken 20 keep e.so
accounts ih.n With others. The true
ere, Of having our accounts in'eii't'o's =
IN treating every thing With ~h'eh "e
Al iu., a. ws would persons. Oar
AZ n sheep mus, be charged 9TH e,-
s,v,hins deal. them. and credited .in
M ,h.s !. received from them i'ss1
m, s,Id of corn. OF potatoes. js's as We
odd NsishbOr A. were ~e doss oa''
,,.. With hin. Imagine Cash 70 DC .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

dropp.sl 10 with a smothrnei gran - .n.'t-'h
-ihrn h.tlnoi. catching my bnaih. O. "'
vheihar Ra0ul IA ne awakr. IL sicpt ch
/ laid Ca the table thc ncNsfaper hal houfli
fai,Isl a1 thar fhe paragraph ni-uui thr mlriri
lav upparmo.i put l-'..de u In a LITTLE ll' ni
"a, r'nalnf,i ~ Levi Jacobs money, AMI
s.ois -ofily frum tho RON.
4 h,l meaui o. ~ az once AMI fOrrtci
fr.,u, a., Rue naupLlne But M -ounrr hal
elo.-.i The DOR = Raouls room t-h.ni u.e
han tho impulse left me How couh de-
-. nv fr.enii Even n h. wcrc-cvcn n b.
were VIA, I ireaiei a. think. ought T.
leavo hint Wouid ho in such case ia's
ahandoncd mei | lfanrt my he.si against
tho damp wall = The stalrcnse. AMI, am NJ
ashama.i a. say. sobl.,i ~ think ~ ~ Via
couli believe hut that al was true' lnef'
was that damning eyilence ~ th' MoTsa'
there was all that bal hapIrnoi s.noe my
uartinr with nn0ul a. "a oclo'k on Monday
rlrht-ths hundred tr. lal dcials tha' l'.nft
their several f1rus and drUyo the m.ni Z
such a terrible cunciusion. Bat Raul li-i
AL men. hei Wa O. trust my russon or nay
friendshlpi A cruel alferuauvei fhock a.
N with a NJ q argio. feit thnroughly worn
out in mini and BODY. Wa % 80 or sfay
1 AT down on the stairs AMI buried my fs~
in my hands
Ido MT know how long / AT thoro; I wa
carrlr-s u the time a. - The cuiA To leave
Ra0ul was Ike n traaaln; but o. met him
% faoe him with rch ih0ughi, In nay mindi-
rather ANYTHING than thati II was now late.
Seven O'Clock was tho h0ur We bad hnoi ff
dinner: IL must b. long after that; alroaiy
the restaurant people must have -cnt IN our
meal Raoul might rise 40 any moment-
might come out-he must not find me here
ro... staggered downstairs AMI rlishs,i alons
the passage.
A stout man. rnuffisd up in a groai, black
cravai, stretched his arm acru~s tho outer
doorway o. prevent my reaching the sircet
Almsss t-siie my-slf, In blind rage at this
ol~iacle. raisci my arm AMI dealt him vio
len, hlow on the chest. lie reelel hack, but
A. he did - whlstlel shrilly AMI grasT-ri me
by the sls.ye. Two men riishf,i forward, All
in a moment held me fast
"IIo. ho'- sail the stout man with the cIa
vat; I'VE assault the Agents q Iolcei We
rai.s our hands against the autbor1ties' eh
Her Jaoquot, B..rtrandi Bring this hne fel
low unAer the light u the lamp therc' that
NAV have a lDok AZ him Short, fair
HUE sycs-no. II l. not cur man. You may
y, him 70. And. young "a, kanAT.> lei M
warn yOu-
But no sooner hal the two men lco-'d theii
hoh of me than had nei like a coward, and'
lefore the stoui man had finished his IN.
t.nce. was half way down the Rue Dauphine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

CARK 90 POULTRY -Eyvn farmers who
make no prrtentlOns % poultry raising
and only keep q few fowls for the eggs and
brOllerr. are beginning 20 learn that IL u
necessary that they should receive proper
attention II the best results would be Sc
cured. To this end, instead OF leaving
hens 10 secure their own quarters by steal
into barns or outbaildings, or, what wss
worse. 10 nnd place 10 roost upon SOM
tree, heunerles are being erected, and made
A. light and CON Portable as circumstances
will allow. This. too. IL much more agree
able than al th. time iocurIng the liablli'
" OF coming iuto unpleasant contact with
the dropplags OF the hens when len TO
themselves. The result % this change Is
profitable. for the reason that more eggs
are procured, and lees feed is required
than IL the case where fowls are len ex
posed 10 oil sorts OF weather.-Ef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07
CHATTER V

Tomaks my narrative clear, I shall give
you. before going further, the result of tbs
arst days Inquiry held On WEDNESDAY, ths
day q my visit 20 tho Nogue. The judg.
of instruction In this oase was NJ. Robert
Roxuet, man Of high repuiaiion In the mag
stray. From NJ. Sapinaud, advocate, AM
a friend of mine, I obtained copy 81 ths
judgcs notes later on in tle cae; give then
here.
The inquiry was beh ''On the spot--thai y.
IN the very room q the hou-e No. II faSags
De Ma1arin, where joseph Meissner hal b"er
murdered
Jean Mouton, janitor, interrogai"i, GA"
evlience: That h. had heli his pre~.nt stu
alton for more than "a year., and that ths
murdered man, MeiSncr. had occupied that
room and cabinet for at least ten years In
terrugstcd A. 10 the habits Of JoseIh Mel.s
ner, declared that these were regular IN thf
ertrcms; that hs always brcakfAsfed In I'M
room; on three days of the week went out at
noon. returning at 4, and going out again At
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

A STORY on LONoTErLOw Professor
G. & Everett 81 Harvard contributes THIS
suscdote Of LougfeilOs q the B0wdoiH
Orient,
"A few years ago ~ luterlaken, IN
Switzerland, | dropped into shop where
books aud pictures we're sold and where
was also a circulating library The good
woman Who presided ever The little es,ao-
n.bmsut was a chatiy BODY abd ] iell INTO
conversation ~ith bsr. She told me.
among other things, q an Incident that
had hspp.ued In her shop some time be-
fore. Two gentlemen came In oue day ]
the one doe looking rlsn with white hslr
and beard. the other yOunger. The elder
ssksf her which Of All the books In her u
brary sbe could beet recommend 10 blm.
She brooeht him Long sllow's Hyperion,
which she told him he would be- sore 70
Inc. for II was booh that felightsd ev-
,ybody. Amer they had gone oui, the
,oanesr came back sld said DO you
tuow 10 whom you we're Recommending
tbst hooAf IL Was NJ. Longfsiiow him
sslfr"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

large measure be lost The same manure
properly comp,stei with more bulky alb
sor6epts would have covered an acre aud
made u highly productive. when VIII Ne
learn the value of absorbent- IN ,he penr'
Yards and stables.
The straw stack and the muck'ocd may
be used o. absorb The fertiliking liquids
aud gases that are daily golng 10 wssie'
Pat a good coat Of manure under The hen
ro,sts. keep a supply OF !, Tor the stable
aut,er. the yards and the pflvies. Keep
,he pig. pens. the stable. the cslfpens. aud
sheep pms well Uttered with doe chsf and
straw. aud you will nnd that the lo,ds OF
manure upon your farm will be doubled
wD BoYNrON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

uo Nor r,FR tat, s,ufr pa.rs .n your
.,n hrtr.t .ttNtrfIfe ef1 ynnr afmsi fn lNu
tsrhavs srf f.oat.rg frslIrg- In ilr ffgiln
..fs,uF hsafff tftn sou have lltaft DE-.
ase o., uR GHANEs. HEAkf hk1iL T.
ATOR. a tufssp' sll'r bottle Pre-
pamphlet of . D. lrgls. Camhr.ise,
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

WltuNu afr Ir.4N.rf sin NfiInfss,
s.ur appst.fe nl gone. ari 500 hg. Nil
lrrfraIy takr f'e fUsfs nf llf h'h'l
B.xhf'. Mrriutr nIffffs. ari 800 ait
.s ,ufpf.sd sf ftr Imlfuffmfri in lolf
ttIIl. INtfy bottle Hafufi0d iu give
safIsflIfIIu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

The m.ua o,prds lor it, t's'ih ssis
sfg,y ou bodly conditions. lhf gloomy
',srr. ih, d,spording views, ihe wssiit'ss
.fsoul that many ,Ompiaiu oi would oiifn
ai-spp-sr w.fe ihs h.uod maor pore hid
h,sliiy before r,aCh|ug thr i'icaie f's-
..i. of The train Aytr'- Safsspara .Ia l'
ice afd sltbll's fle b.Dodi atd Nus
ouduc,s 90 htaHh ~ body AID sanity Di
mIUl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

ONts Iwu n,rut, -Mtssrs johnson,
Houaway a Co. Wtoltsais dfuHgisis ~
Pnusd,iphis. Pa. r'puft t1at some Nme
,go a gsrt,mau handed them q doNaf'
wnhaf,qutst to sfut good caiaffh rem
.ty % tw0 army ,fic,rs in Arfpnh. he-
Gently The same g'ui'fmnn told ih'm ihal
10th of ihe iilcsfs and ths wife of a vel.
kuowu 4 : A. Gsueral bad been cured on
Cstafrh "a The Two bottle, 81 Ey's Cfesm
Balm. Not q liquid 90 snuf Price 30
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

Mr J. Is. McDouusil. 0i salamanca, \
y ssys n VS. isId up two 1'afs Win
sidusy trouble. constipation ari piles.
Doctors ard their mffIt.rts nIl mf 20
good. iuf Kidney Wort made rrs man
rf mr Kidney Wort i- so.t ff al cor
ifugel.i-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

wcroiic. ttstagrIDurgrti r,W.lar'fs
sl over ttr country arr roN 'Aip-Itg itr
WofthIfssuts. Of fh, IIr.r picts Di hofse
srd cattle powders. W 300 itr iai 'n
motion ari cIa.m fhs crfiif Df Do N'.fI.
ffns frrIffr f.ri.f.H IfrW afr a1-
.u.ut,y par,, std afr ihc or.y k.nl Nofih
ruylrc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

Ask your druggl-t or grocer for , A.
Holt e. = Ismaics Ginger. AT The i've
dealers keep u In stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

Hon. IS. Is. Inumas, Treasurer fenob-
.cot County, says be- used BrorH' >irsi'
rafnia FOR serious kidnsy disease, sccon'
psuled (as l. Usually the cssel With con-
.tipstion. Itresiofsd the kidrsys % their
natural condition. gave a healthy seton 70
,he liver removed al symptoms Of bilious
osss, aud. A. bis fTisncs say, made hlm
look ten yesfs younger. Use Brown
Sar.spsrilia for All forms Of kidnsy. blood,
liver or nervous diseases. Every BODY
sells H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

Mr. W. II. whghi. President Tfadefs
Bank. Klrwin. ksnsa-. ssys " FOR year
I suffered from tidney troubles, Tot amer
taking kidnsy Wort the pains have i'ii me
ard am much stronger
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

A. Ohio oafsmar has been afftsu p i'i
maklrg counterfeit muury IT. -h"u.' -
r,n,h.rlt one tiIra t0 forge ah' ad on a
..t. iut la.tr auothsr to forge q hcad 90
$50 hIiI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

How d.d sou uke that hymnf
(Which ousf'
why. the last one that wss sung
Nintty and Nine.
"Ithiuk. /. lts name Indicates, that it
1. below pr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

Ha.bsrd-"Nnfy. hss ite dog ls,n a.
fi.s mtaff'
VIZ no. d,sr. carved WhoI l.n
Ntrf faeaN ffsffrfaY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

Another woman whom George Wash-
irgtou kl.ssd has lust DIED. That k'ss is
ssttitg to b, abOut as fatal as thr AsIai.c
fhDIffa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

"Up from the meadows, rich With corr
The farmer slowly hohblsd homei
The Rheumatism caused lls grief.
Bat quickly fid be- gst relief
" with Great American sp,c.at
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

fNas trouhi,d with Liver Complaint flr
fre years. ard sur-ftd terribly Lake 'he
.irure..t advised me g. take suirhur BIZ
tcrs took three hotfiss anf now am a
Ncli nan - FrHn.T. NrT.Hr|. Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

How many people say iour p'ssisr
nesf. sverythiug I ever tried ihr Np
Plaster rtsily Cuus nfrkachc Stitch. Sci
,tics, Lsms Side or H'p. Or lairs Dob ari
nart The hsst porous plaster knnNn.
II rfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

Eua wt,sisr ~ho a.. married only
Ittlr while sgo. hs- .u.t written % rosm--
.nt''si. " Wartt. a lu'e Girl lloN
mpaiI.ft some p,op.. are. t' n. s4f''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.


Corresponfencs on prsciic agricultural top
trs IL snllCIfl.lf Atirrss an communicated
in n.ruiet tur this department o. NJ MCkecn
af frYetlrE. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

Coz Iivrn Goa. Win l,roIuo,mlls.
E,I,r.eHg D,anIie f.r tAHaffa
4 laty physician 40 ihr lli'ds liosi liM
20 Alhauy. \ 3. ssys We tatf Been U.s.
irg Scott. fuulslHu Wfh gnsi success
u.sfiy a'i of uur pai.snts arr stf i'fs TON
zone tistssts srd our ptls.rals 900 II
~ hln- b -LaL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

"Your manner D., y,ry shocking ssid a
Isty o. tamp
"Ahf' rp.td ihs wary 'rtmp 'yon ho.
tic,d BE-. dld youf That 's ny F'f'plai
uaguftIsn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

AwrIt,f Ir.tIi,ro, Journal sais
". mu.t ws.t untl ll.g for J4p.ief.. r,at
.prIisUun Wei N w. mgsi w. rls'
though 10 fol. m. pretty Tough.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

scrofuia diseases manifest Themselves
In the spring IIood's ssrssparilis cleansss
the blood and removes every taini of scrof
ola.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

The success of Maud ) i another graf.
lfyiug evidence of the nnal triumph OF
Maud 81 merit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

women a. love one another. IL i only
woman who thinks % kissing msn Tor
bis mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

"Tuckltfooi T. ile rsme ~ a ihr.siug
T,x1s town Now ju-t lrt somebody bitch
up ihs desr OLD mule oke az Ibis snd drive
tn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

A Troy Laundry firm will soon open
hranch in Louion. Eugltrf. manned ~
GIRLS from The parent house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

4 pot a.k. -" Where shall w. Coz
routsntf" IT, should stand hy ard watch
its county editor eating his weekly ration
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