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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
SHOULD A GOOD BUTTER COW,
NFCFsSARlLY. BE POOR'

Re.ler. often see the remarks IN pfint
"a, A good bctier COW : never TAT
Tb.y are often cauiioasd against oaYins
o,. n .he hAppen 20 BE- in = condition OF
a n ,ha, might Be called fAi. No" We
h.ii.v, ,hi. !. an error. OF course the
40. Of coo Cor the dairy dsPend.
~holly upon hsr ability TO consume ana ,i.
49,, f,aI and convert into rich milk
Nach time has been used and large suns
Of money expended to establish breeds
,h., .hoald possess certain eharae'er'''
80. Tn.i should have these character
80. 40 sx,d. thA, they would Be Trans
mi,,sd 70 their offspring. A the result
.s have the Jersey and Guernsey io'
h,,,,, ,he Hol.tsin and Aryshire TOT
~ ,.d cheese. and the Shor,hofn and
H-,-ford for BEEF The food That ,ne @
I.,.,v uses 70 make ner famous r'eh m'lN
n I. eo.vered BY the ShOrthorn INTO
e-.b-going in diree'ly opposite d,'ee'
,,o.. All thi. is the result OF peculiar
-. a the animal system that have been
n,,lonrrd for many gsneraiions' and de-
ssIopsd BY jadieiOa' feeding. Bat 1
d.;,r eonpo.ed u oows that have ben '','
.no.,d 20 coin their A-sh into milk ui'
-. ~. h,, walking skeletons. does not
= a. that would tend 10 eseoa'sgs
80 -, 10 engage in the business.
oa, ,is- is that every Gov has a ca
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
tAmsrioAn Agriculiuristl
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

Tbs isatryiag month for live stock
and they will need extra care uuiil ihs
pastures produce saflcisni herbage Al
animal. should be Kept frOm exposure Ia
the long. cold storms We have secu
many aocks snd herds that were Obliged
- be- 10 deep mud coutinuously through
the spriug The yards shou II b. prop ~,
drained. sni the 4 ,ors of The sheds and
f,,.,ilax rooms kept dry.
Horses have heavy work ai THIS season.
.nd need to b. fcd and groomsd aee"fd
iugiy. Much depchi. upon The driver 3
let him be patient aud g.nile. ffciiiug
horse. are never doing their best
Mich cows thrive when kept clean and
fei sl,h an abaniance OF wholesome foud
L., the milking b. doue BY careful hand',
otherwiss uew cows will BE- spoiled, aod
Oi ones drieio
Early lamb-. With their dams. neei
warn pens. A. the days grow warmef'
the uck. re, more scilsc. DIP The IN.
Tested sheep 10 One OF the preparations
.oli for The parpose. for lice on calves
pig. aud fowls. nothing l. better than ke''
o.ene OF grease
Give brooding heus clean nests, with
food close AZ hsni.
be an early bird la The spring
SPcsk nOw foi June pigs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
CHATTER ".

was strolling down the Boulevard 81
Nichael, after attending tha ieciure On ho
man law, when mt BY chancc lhouvcnot, q
friond of mine, AMI law student Ike myset.
Thouvenot prof.ss,i a game q hilliaris; and'
f..,linx the ns..l q dlstraction after my late
effort u industry, agrvel
We vent to the Cafe % Ia Cigarctte, where
,h. yosng ladies who serve you are All dres-ed
allkc In rci, and where everything y very
gorvcouS We played several games al bl-
liaris and hal several glass q bocr, spcnd'
Ing the afternoon thus very agrcably. Then
Thouyono, aid all at once;
"My dear fellow, I have proro~ai q
make"
"whAt 4 thair
THAT We 10 for a walk that We visit thu
Nongue"
aAnd why the Morgue, q all plAossr
"whyf bsrnu-e all the world i running
,here today, AMI We may a. well run too.
Have you not rad In tho journals this morn
ing Of tho murder q Jossph Msissnerr
aAh. l have BEEN toll q the mnrkr OF this
man Dd you know himf
ssTo my cost: he was The closesttded Je"
IN the Quarter"
"Impozible. Think q my frieid Levi
Jacob
.'IIs was infinitely wor-e than even your
fr,eni Jacob. some poor dsvil has nmriercd
him out of revenge, fancy. But you really
must hear tho details of the Affair." they are
curious a~are you. II Is tho most promis-
ing mystery sinco thu affair of Mcnilraonfant
Fuphrai-,, my angcl--to one q tle young
ladiss IN red-sbs good enough 10 tring me
The Figaro. An, here Is the paragraph.
Lsfeni'
The paragraph which rhouvenot rad me
from The Figaro was a. follows;
MURDER IN THE PASSAGE pr MAtAhis.-
lat evening the inhabitants q ths QUARTER
des Eooles were thrown into excitement BY
the intelligence that frighiful and mystert-
Gus crime had been committed In their midst
Mons joseph Mei<ner, a Jewish nationality,
AMI by profer<lon q money-leDier, lad bsen
found murdered In his room, No. IL fasSags
De Ma,arin. The facts, 10 far - yet known,
are the~e: About . quarter-p>st sven i@se
evening . man out Of breath and IN state
Of sxtrcms agitation presented himslf o.
ths bureau Of police, Rns de- Saints fere.'
declaring thai . murder had ben committed
IT.. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

The bone Industry OF the country Is an
Important one. The four feet of an ordin'
ary on will make plot OF neAt-toot OIL
Not bOue Of any animal l. thfo"n ANsl'
M.ny cattle shln bones are shipped W hs'
rooe FOR the making Of knife handles,
where they bring sts pr ton. Tue thlgh
bone. are the most ysluable. being wOfth
ssO per ton for cutting into tooth brush
hsniles TIE f0Tyieg bones src worth -
Def ton, and are made Into collar oal,on.'
psrAsol handles, aud leselry Va ,ugn
.heep'. legs are the STAPLE for pArAsol han'
dies. The water In which The bones are
boiled Is reduced 10 glue, the dasi shic q
comes from saving the bones Is lei 70
cattle and poultry. sod all bones ,hs, can
pot be used a. noted. or fof bone black.
ased In rcnoing the sugar ~t eAi' are
tqrued into fertilizers aud male 10 help
sn,leh the soil A. regards waste, u is
The story OF the pig-nothing j. lost eh'
cent the squeal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
A PARIS MYSTERY
BY he Awihor cr ny Ivoais and NJ
DaseAisr.-

Every n0s ami then I lcok-i acr,ss ths
non 30 acc whciher Raoul was NJ, awake.
But h, di NJ, stir Tho heavy, r'guiar
hfoaihlng contlulel. be- .eenei b. H. sl.plng
vcry lpundly.
by ohance my eye fcll On Ilaouls hitter,
which lal laii On tho table bsiie mc. I
stretched forth my hand, took ~ AMI lookolai
the aiir.s. lcticrs IN thoac days wcrc
en0ugh - a urity to make ou1 curious Tho
handwriting vas sirange a. M. Iwas about
D. lay The le'ier down, whcn | notio',i thc-e
wor'ls ca tho fruui u thc cusoloT., "oyicln
Thoair,,r Imagine my wuuior, my dcliEhil
IlFrc vas lut one Couclu,nn o. D. drawn
frun a loiter which camo unaocumlanissi BY
the manuscript Ra0uls comoiy was a.
ccItcli for weeks past h,i hrn telling my
III. hal ls.n assuring iiaoll. that nothlng
was mofr oCrfain a. hnrgen than this But
now. whan ~ hai actually happrnod &c che
lGtisr ssmri 4lfiirruf cVilrnce - tlaf-l
ouui saroly rtal.ro at iirs' that ii vas true
Tto couloiy nngtpi0l' would chan-c
rycrythlng' 80 nov living In garut for
Ra0ui-no morc dining ~ eight s1us-no
morc tranilaiiug dry Eugl.h hooks-ani a.
many pnfsuis GA New hear day as hecar,si
b. luyi Ia a inom0ut was out q tri the
Loiier In my hani
"In0ulr Thcre Wa M answer. "i.aoui|
--l1a lnu.icr voio.. SIN up answer. "lioat-
cusi how ~ sie.T-i iaoull '- laying my
hani on his shoulier AMI guily shaking him
san neither q-rh n1r mot1n 'll' must
have l.sn very laio lat night Whcre thc
deyil can H. have gon-i Raul. vakrn, wont
yuul licfr l. lrffsr fnlm-T
Just th.n | caught aght q his faoo in tho
foshle light ~ The snpN .olruud window.
lts apf..arancu alarmed nir- almosf gave mo
a sln.k. ID was fCfcf fushol. All ungsi
siih pupio unler the eyas. tho liIa wcro
tarae: a. ths cOrucrs q III mouih sameihing
hke foam had gafhcri Tho hr,athlng was
siow. dssIsdnwu; tbs di uot -.m o. mo a
nstursi siurnl-r. fshook hon fuorc vioienfly
siill h. di ne avake
vent acruss The room. anil lpokcd into a
drawer q The writing talie. vhero | lucw
naoili krpt a vial con'a.n.us a solui.0n n
m0rph.a. Ho bal lccn truliel a. One tmo
~ in.mula. r-,iiiing frum otcruufk, AM
tho docior hal given him th.s ~ a slosfing
draught folni thn val it val rruTfY.
Tbs Al fnt frightened mo terribly untl I
runsni.r,sl that il.llr couh MT have i.,n
mnl morc than oie do iaft in III bottle
crrtainiv NJ cn0urh o. o. dlnrrruuL SIN
Ra1uls fstcrish look nah me uncasy. rn.
.issi CA giving him a Little time longer o.
awake. AMI moansl.io vrut b. lsd again.
Ny oloils- we're s'lll far frum dry. iho
COLI was slbrran
hal NJ IAN In l.,l ten inmates t.forr ]
vas staTtiai b. Raul ui,aning aui r,-iie-aiy
in0ving his arm. a. n in a. AZ - climbing
a singular mofion. Thrn h. lcgan to talk
IN hi. sicp. a. fni lliiy; II Il TIE ,1uc-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
CHATTER III

The nert fnrrnoon ~ me Ca my way @
ths ho,lze of Levi Jacob, the ussrcr, with ihe
Osieon lsttsr safe In my pocket iiAoul Lad
passd loncwsai tsiiess night, but tn tbs
mornlng profe.s.,i hinr.lf quite well Tbers
couh L. NJ breakfast tor eithcr him or me
until money was ct, anl benoc lcst no
tlns In Toy.ng nay vl.4, g. ths httie jew.
Bstwocn the liue ~ Adrc dos Arts and the
NV Boulc,anl g. German thcrc lics quite q
lahyrinih Il narrow, dirty, crooked streets,
aflev. ani curt. slrsuunlci by loity. de-
cannr hou-s. 4 stranger would oortainly
have 1T his way amii tho intricac.es u tha
quarter, bat |, 20 my sorrOw, was ~ stranger
thcnc.
In ono of the uarrowssi. dirtiesi str~sts an
tho n tank, you vii hni an archway with
n broken lamp over u AMI the words, half
oblitcratci, "Cour d. nohan.' II yOa pao
through u ilto the .IualAi. noislue court,
YOU will hni a dor In tho right LAnd ourncf
With a much laiiCrld 1inc plate ca u. bar
ing the Lon1rcl name ~ Lesi iJaoob, "brukcr,
m0ney-chaur1r anl lsnler GA pioisc" II
you 70 any farther than this, yoa VII D.
sorry for ~.
From Levi jacobs winlow On the axth
story, The Lghcst but one n cnni with
woight a. tbs cnl q II hung dlvn g. ~
lcycl q your hand You hal d pill a..
c1ri ief1rc it was pollb.o q hold any COZ
municniloa with Levi jacob.
Ipullod thc oor.i; after SINE uinu'ce
lay tho winiow was cautiously Cf.nelI g.
The little uzurcr's srinklei. ooanisl fac wi
IT, curved nose AMI clttering eyes aHlar
over the sill. He rcoogulnsi nls Al onoc
"Ah. II l. M0nslelri I have the honri
salute MONSIEUR WIN Monsieur give him
the truublo u coming uIstairsf lhis
sald In a shrill, crack.i voioe, and tho ~
hal no sooner bsn uttered than the heal ".
withdrawn ami the window shut
I LIT no time In running upstairs, AM vas
at once admifted nesi not euier into the
details % my somewhat iensthy negotiaiion
with Levi Jaoob. IL enllei by my putting
my name b. pieoe of STAMPED TaIsr, AMI 10
cciving. in exchange, ten notes q twenty
francs each.
Il ho,e that Monsieur i satisfied aid
Levi jacob. II am always CHARMED 10 oblige
Monsieur; there Il none of my clients whom
esteem - highly. IL Is coll to-day, ani the
snow under foOt il very di,agreoahe All,
ycs. Il u severe winter; ono has ~ SPEND n
fortune On flrcwoodi Monsieur has Ierhaps
not scn the journals this morning.
"No, have not seen them. l. there any
newsF'
"Ah, that l. a dreadful murler which has
been committod-Joseph Meissner, Of The las-
aags De Mazarin, ono of my oo-rcligionlsts ]
have met him At the Boare, this Jo-eph
Meisner; hs was a very rich man; indeci,
all the world spoke of his ricbes- Donbiiess
some one has murierel him for his money.
A terrible crimcf"
"It's warning 20 you. Jacpbl They win
play you the sans Trick sOle fine day, " you
20 on lending money On such terms a. you
have given mel'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

-Remember that the grand secret OF
success In keepln all animals Il comfort
The obseryant farmer Who keeps sclose
watch over all stock will soon learn how
they are no be treated, 20 that they VIII
have that comfortable, quiet appearance
which always indicates the ihfifiy animal
and be will quickly notice when one J. un-
es.y aud restless oy day or night when
he sees this be may know that soinethins
il wrong, AMI he must trf aud remedy u
There may be some arimals that are
h.bltuslly restless aud uneasy under any
treatment. bot such will usually be nund
20 be un,hriny sni upprcntsole animals.
and should be weedei out u they cannot
De reformed by better usage.-A"sr'edA
Cslfirdf0r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

"IIs. har laughed the Jew; Moo cur 80
That !. cxoclifnti 80, NJ; they Ia nj mlr
der the Oh Jao,b, thc bc1ryolont Janobi H.
!. not rich onough for that all ths wurld dr.
not sIsak II him ~ IL dad ~ Msissor. AM
t-xii,-s, n Monsieur win but louk a. thc lock
q that dor. and cu'nSi,lcr that I admit u
GO who has NJ iirsf pulla.i thu cord and leeI
ctaniinrl from ths window, Mons.cr vi
pcrocivc that am tolcTnbiy Safe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
Home Farm
AGRICULTURE IN THE LEoiSLA.
TIRE.

The Legislature which closed is labor.
on Friday last, will be long remembered
by oar farmers - the one which enacted
the e.,abllshmeut Of the state Agricultural
Rxperiment and Fertilizer Control Station
-wnlch institution will BE- pot In opera
tlOa sAriv the present spring. fne o'u
has been puollsbed In full ie our columns,
snd lts provisions are well known 70 All
rrsi~rs. IL IL Q measure OF me grestess
good 10 our agriculture, and, pruosnty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
Mr.. Charles II. Erwin Of Painted Post.

Mr.. Charles II. Erwin Of Painted Post,
New York. has found by an extended ex-
perienee that Ice water, OF water bat .
few degrees warmer than Ice water, "
sprinkled upon cabbages during the heat
OF the day viii klll the imported cabbage
worm. lie found that such sn application
In the bot sun caused them TO quickly let
10 their hold upon the leaves. roll to the
GROUND and dIr, while the cabbsges suf-
Tered nothins, hot looked all the fresher
for the application. .-P0rtlaai Traascript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
JOTTINos

-Mr. r. Chaisick. "who.e life con-
tinaes % b. spent in works Of true char
iiy. writes % the London Hns' that.
thoash sone deprAved bruies can be sab
iaed oaly by phys.eAl force OF a oonae'.
ninsicca cat q t~ea,y horses are spoiled
BY the stick.
tn rrrY. In Country Gentleman.
/ have watched those three poser
fal horses move quietly up a ,tseP bill.
kssping exactly even. With over four
tons load on. wi,hoa, q word from the
driver. and li ~As q grandef sight 20 me
thAa any agricultural horse uo, ever
sAs.
1--we sissk Nonihly.
-Doai forge, that sheep require more
waicf IN winter. when they are oa dry
fed. than IN summer. Snd the eating Of
.nos oaly makes them the more desiroas
of L.
san Auionio fine.
IL nine.ienths Of us city people bad
no, acted the fool aad left the farm. we
woala have been Ear better off ia every
respect. and hAppie' than ~s are no-.
fsisnt Orce Report
-Few Arc aware hos susceptible o.
improvement Is the living mschinery
wh.ch slabora;es uiit for nearly every
family IN the Union.
Home rarn.
1t {. the duty q al 10 Try 10 elevate
al q oar agricultural Interests, from the
smallest 20 the greatest
P.nciiinss In Ne. Warmer
-Coss that yield the most milk a.
rule are never tat
5. l. Hoibrook.
Farming Is the -ellsPrins o. our pa
toaal prosperity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Tux Boy CoULDS'r STAND Ir.-A boy
about twelve years Of sge called at doc.
tors once. Sunday Afternoon. and asked
him ~ visit the house In . professional
wsy, A. his mother had been severely In
lured. The doctor found the woman lying
on q lounge, with . black eye, mashed
nose, several Commissions on the head, and
q generally used up appearance.
swhers DID you fsllf" he asked-
"Nowhere ?" she answered.
"Did you get run OVER"
ono, cir"
"Lools TO me as II you had been struck
and choked."
"Yes, I have been"
Husband, I supposef"
"Yes, sir"
"wsll, he ought TO be sent 70 the State
Prison for year" continued the doctor,
a. he found new bruise.
The woman remained silent, bot stef
momsnt the boy spoke up
Now, man, that IL dead mean 70 lei
him 10 on and abuse pap that way Here
doctor-come In heref
He op@ned the door OF . bedroom, and
the physician found . man with cot on
Ms jsW, two more on his scalp, aiscerssed
ear. snd both eyes closed up.
Now. then" said the boy, - he give
the quilts . peIl. "wouldnt ., be bsts~s 70
- nd m.m sp for about eight months. and
give pep fourf"
Ths doctor agreed with hin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

To take up q young forest tree, nrs,
wind a wet ssck around the stem. close 10
the groand. 80 tightly thai II cannot snP !
then take . tlmber-nitch with a small ca
ble chain. cut on few roots on TIE slne
opposite the stem. and you Will get near
" every roo, whole. and plenty OF soil. !
took up one hundred rock.maples In THIS
wsy. las, spring. amer I hsd learned 10
wind the sack properly. without damsgr
b the trees. In this Way two men Win
team will take mp more trees In an hoof
than they could without = team IN hsli :
dsy.-M. J. o., Barton, VI, in Nee fors
Tffbuuf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

"A glance a the statistics OF leading
articles Of food daring the last nfteen
years, the american Grocsr thinks, evil
dently supports the theory that We have
arrived si an era OF permanent low prices.
The decline has been 90 Continuous
hrouehoat the period mentioned. necessi.
tstiug . resdjustmept In the economy OF
EVERYDAY Affairs. Tribsas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Practical poultry-keepers are said by
the Americaa Cslfirdtor 10 have lost hith
in incubstors. all OF which require much
care. Besides this, there Is the tendency
10 the dynsmlte trick. "Thos, The ls,e
are st the Massachusetts Agricultural Cob
lege, causing the loss OF upwards OF s5O,'
600. resulted from the explosion OF IN IN
cubstor lamp. Tffbuas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

What Is the use Of suffering With Back
ache, Rttumstisn. kidpsy Diseases. sci'
.tica. Cuct, Suiches, Chesi and Lung
Trouolss, Torpid Liver. or SOrehess 10
.uy part Shsua No Fiasfsr will certain
IN giye you rrlirif Nsstly sBpsriOr 10 All
other porous plassr. Youll ssy 80 Aftsr
u.lng one. 2jc., syeryshere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

"Hase YOU BEEN doing any writing late
W" Asksd Briggs Of his friend Jones, The
novelist
"Yss, fnlshed q work the other day.
what was 10. history on nclionf
Fiction
what wss the suhisctf"
my assignment for the benent OF my
rr.flfnr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

See what Is said o. ~ those who have
ussd 10;
DR.. b. a. Blrney, of j. 'fersou, D,fotah'
SAYS. II have used kidusy Wort 10 sew
raj cssss where IL has showed ls IN
fouhted virtues for the cure Of diseases Tor
which IL II recommended"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

RECOMMEND Ely's Crssm Balm where
. cure tor CAtarrh 4. called for. and con
sldsr that W. afe doing the public SET
vice by making lts virtues Known 10 those
filctsd with this lOAthsOme disease, TOT
which Il l. In most instances . perfect
cure. PECK Bios Druggists, Grand Rap
ids, Micn. Pfics % ceutr. See adv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

For lo-s of cud. horn all, rsd water In
COWS. loss 81 sppstite, rot, or murrsin in
.h,sp; thick wiud. broken Wind, roaring
.ud for al Ob.truetions Of The kifnsys 10
hnrss-. uss Nisrtian's cdrairy cgHdifioa
PDwisrs Don't buy large paek of worth
as pgwdsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

An Irlshman callsd a. drug store 10
gst a bottle ~ JoAHs0Hs AHodyHs Lat
ueHf f0r The Rhsumatism, The Druggist
.-ked him In what part of the body t
troubled bin most Be me soul, said
he. Il have IL In every houl and corner av
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Ayers Cathsrtic Pills are known 10 be
the safest, surest and best purgstlye medi'
cine ever offered 10 the poblic They ere
mild bot certain In their Effects, and keep
the system In good condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

DrcoHArivSs sSD souvESfK- -Dstseh
ihe roiice from Jour bottle 0f kors> lei
ior Doh. snd mall pr dlfcoilobs on each
bottle. sud thus secure an assortment OF
our elegant decorative Advertisements,
soavsulfs, etc. MY. ID. SYRUP Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

IAM CURED OF CatArrh sbd Deafness by
BY. Cream Balm. Ny aunt vas deaf 10
uue ear. Amer using the Balm few
tlmss her hcariGg was restored y. ID.
NOEsE. Insurance Broker, ElIsbcih, y. j.
Not q liquid or snuf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
DaIKruES PREFER IT.

Msssrs WtHs. RioAarfs0a Co.
since the Introduction Of your improved
Butter Color among my customers, IL has
given universal satisfaction. The leading
dalr,men Of this section who have used u
giyr IL the preference over al other o0lOrs
of whatever name or nature.
They are especially pleased with the lset
that IL does not become rancid, Ike other
oil eolors. and their product brings high
,st prices 10 market.
W. y Far. Druggist
Taierhni. u 1prd 8, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Because The doctors say you cannot I've.
/ was troubled with Dfop.y, and given up
10 DIE. But afsf using sulphur Bittsr-
an we'll 10 II tie bsst medicine for AL
Kidn.y Diseases that ever saw.-hrs J..
Hr0,rn. Rridgfr1rf C0Hn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

In.vEisksn one bottle OF DIR GRAVES
HEART REGULATOR FOR Heart Disease,
and nnd 10 all ! could desire.-A. A. Hob
brook. Worcester, Mass. Free pamphlet
of y. n. Ingalls, Cambridge, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

400 Doses One Dollar" Il true only Of
HOODS Ssrsspsrills, and it Is an unan-
swersble argument a. 10 strength and
economy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE

coD LIVER Ou. Win nYrornosrnITrs.
N Scro0aioss and Coasumliirs Cd'ss.
DE G. c. LOcEwooD, Ne~ York, says
II have frequently prescribed SCOTS
Emu.lon and rsgafd u sa valuable pre-
paratlOn In scroiul0u- and oonsumPtFe
cssss, palatable and fflcAcl0us.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Ills better 20 have loved and lost,
Than never loved 40 all.
'Tls also better % cure your pains,
Than never gst cursd ~ all.
- Try Great American Specific"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

A man IN Dodge City, Kansas, Who Il
credited with killlng thiriy-twO persons
: cslled "sociable, good fellow, when he
t.,ft rro...t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

InaK.ntu,ky slllsge the only doctor
put. In bis Idle tine cObbllng Shoes. His
sfea, tort lu medicine II heeilng boot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

JAMES PYLE's PEARLINE Il eonsli-
cred the best Washing Compound OF The
day BY ell who once give u . trial. IL
cisauses the most delicate fabric vitho1,
lnlufing H. Sold by all grOcers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

yEGErrST Il acknowledged by all classes
Of people 10 be the bet snd most reliable
blood puflfsr In the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

n there 1. any one thing that mskes q
man feel more cUmfortable than going 10
nathiug 81 the sessh0re 10 IL not going In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

one OF sir JOshua Rsybolds's nnsst
works, Slmpnciiy. was sold lAst month
10 London fof si3 90. simplicity always
navs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Ina Dictionary. of slang, Just pub.
nshsd, W. have lOOkei In vsin for the WORD
next" and 10 l. undoubtedly bArberism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Blusnsh were abundsnt last season. The
-sashore hotel landlord l. About the big
gest "blus nsh" of the season, though.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

man who Dusght = ten cent cigar Al
summer hotsl came back shortly sud said
b. vouli nEs ous ~ the one scent Kind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

A rolling stone gathers no moss. Mel.
ther doss paving stone for The matter OF
that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Mrs. Gnsswidow says she separated
from her husband for divorce reasons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

II would be natural 20 suppose that the
man who l. coniinually growing Is The
one who leads q dogs lifc.