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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
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FEEpING plGS-TuE SwiLL BAR.
REL


There L. % bsttcf food Tor young pigs
aner wcanlnz. Than good skinned mia
with a ltilc sweet moderately Zoe wheat
bran ani corn neal stiffsi into o. There
shoali not be a large proportion 20 meal
il ihc mixture a. rrst. nor 80 long a. The
p.g ls makiug growth. though corn meal
j. excellent to lalsh on faitculug with
Many a youns p.g has bccn spoiled BY
ovcficriiug With corn % cora neal II l.
impossible b. gri a good grosth on such
FOOT A'one. Gear milk woah oc batter,
bat milk will pay q larger prodi ~aen gis-
cn ln come elton Via some grAiu. Mia
alone is rather zoo buiky for sole diet {,
10 dIstcnts t1c stomach too much. ant
gives The an.mA too much 10 80 % gct
f.i 10 thc surplus water. MauY youug
plgs afc spoiled ~ oycffccilrg Whtn
drst weanci tasy shoad be- given uiiic
aia timc ani oftrn Thsy alNays r.l put
loot ln sac tfough. snd food IN nefofc
thea l1ug umc gcts 80 dirty that it may
be cltlrriy urfi to he sateu But one %
thc sufst mrthDis % fcciing mllk o. pigs
IT, o. base It stand ln a svar ssiI barrel,
m1oi ia along sith cucumpcr pafings,
sscci cora cohs ani other klichcs ~astcs,
tlI thc ehoIe mkss ls fsr advanced ia the
fermentation stage. Sscct mllk Is soof,
and mllk that ls slightly sour NAY bc 1ct-
Or. 10 may bc even more easily dlgcsicd.
ngi mia thai las souscl tll 70 habo.es.
t.l thc sugar in 10 tks tufnci intp alcotul
oT toto vinegar. is not nt food Tor ssiuc
of any sgc. auf certainly not fDr yuaug
piss tnat have ilst oc,n takru ifom thsif
mother
A box vii criafc considerable abuse.
49, Use ia wrt AMI hlthy pens, viii csi
almost ttery snrt of food. an1 oftln thrive
fiIfy vel. blt a pIr That is keqt Iu CON
Portable 4lartcrs aud fci upol wholesome
i11i SII pas a much better profi o. tac
asuef. au1 l1fr.s sh much -Seetsr ppfk Tor
tlc barrel Nrtf.F aN tar diseases Which
hngs afr sg- .ct tD arc caused hy co.'s.
stt prns. uf Dbl ..uf. inferior ssi.I Bot
trf tnrne sufpus milk away. than kerp 10
tA % fOts. au1 tnsu force it d1Nu thr
throat. of fsWlne
Fsrmcfs sh1a.d keep sNluc ,uough o.
take sI tlc wastes uf the farm shl'c iu q
ffrsl coui.tIu. arI ttru supp .curut 10
slil eooi wheat mIfi.Iug- ar4 Gotta meat.
oar 0su pnctrr has hteu o. krfp ligs
ruough t1 takr tlr Skinned mia zach
iay effect ffnm ttr dairy room without
thr u-s af sse l nsfftl o. -tor- art .aur
90 tIu.
ASSN barre. Ia summer lsauaisaucc
on auy farm Ne coai nsyer nud a gooi
place to kcrp lL shlfe 10 woad noi iras
frs of 1rcrd G .rs. In winter 70 wpuii De
less of -ctioaa1.e, nli 10 ia rulsAncc 81
a. t.ncs. sni .n si p.t-cs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

TnsCAIIFoaNn CLMArE AGnN. Mons
Capel In san Francisco. Tslkiog ~ a 80.
cleiy gathsring there he said
There u something radically wrong
about this city. There IL an unmlstaka0lc
atmosphere OF merctrici0us morals areck.
less and dangerous condition OF mental
malaria q lack OF pure tastes q low stan
dard Of reading and thought; . looseness
ln matters Of principle; an irreyerent dis.
belief In the divine; religion Il in = raw
and savage state. | do not altogether
blame the people. IL seems 10 be In the
air. may say feel IL In the climate"
81 intend, contlneud the Monsignor,
"to lecture upon this question"
"whst will be the exact s1biecti" said
one OF the listeners.
my subject will take the form OF a
questlon-Is there q Godi"
"And what side OF the subject do you
uskef" asked the Californian, blandly.
"Sir said the Mobslgnor, II AN as
tonished. I should have thoaght every.
body knew what side OF such question !
would take"
"Oh, yes" was the bland and unemo-
tional reply. 81 know OF course. whs,
side you take in the East, but I didn't
know bat what you might have felt the
effect OF the climate. "-SgA Francisco
CAronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
JOITINGS

Mr. r.. ID. Curtis has had extensive
opportunity for observation. snd he con
cluics that the iuffsr i1iwiag ~ a. Hfdr
fffarr will not be- In crcAmefics. The beet
possibilities are 10 The old-f.shlOnof, thor
ough house work, rather than iu co-opera.
tive enterprise, and The latter must give
wsy. A. found wanting.
NE Farmer
A bcsuiifai tree Il beautiful alwsyr.
Tot beautiful trees arc never more fully sp-
prcclatet than during The bot, dry dsys 10
Augast
Maine Tarmsr
Prof Sanborn OF the Missourl Board
of Agriculture, estimates the wheat yield
20 that state A. 2 3 bushels per acre.
oafori Club Report.
Pfodigaiiy In ore bsgcts Il 10 another.
We should help each other by The helpful
lufaencc OF good example.
our Country Home.
Good batter and cheese cauuot he
made from The milk of COWS which sfv De-
pfiycd 90 parc water
touniry 0sniismAn.
Give liberal coating Of crude p,tfol-
eum o. al oat-d0or woodwork that -
worth sayiug
Country Gentleman.
See that an tools fos preparing The
groaui fof ftl seeding Az ia The best
conditions.
uhin Farmer
-Thcrc H. nearly A. mach la frfi and
rfrf a. in 'rflf and irrg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

TuE AEr ISrrnCuANor is fsi approarh.ng perflc
rnn ln Ifs chosen tfA Afutruf ariIsis tui ln - De-
sIEus inr dccer.ife sni cher sork, th inin.te az
fllf.ons hf tie tresiueni ~ talh sahIco. lndsf
HNof1s anl Qurrcs" dc housesit ~ artistic tastes
si fni stuniani suErcstieus N fcgsri % furnishing
ani Arranging her rooms, shif o. young artists tfrc
srr many thinrs ~ fral worfh In their chosfn Yoca
Ia. "Ths Library" flru.shs. met excellent Re-
rirss anl Literary chat IN the latter department
ar sgt iQih 90 ant timely criticism upon .ou..
da'.' article Ia a. September humber q ~ North
Amsr.ran rrsisu, "Ihe Iondenres II fnglsh Dc
uan'-sn article ahiCh s - ridlrulously impudeut
tisf one sesrcsiy knoss shsn rcailns t shether o.
ilgh a. is esarg,raied iasly o. o. fsseni - rude.
nrs. An affraiyc faturs u the luierchanre i the
discussion In IT, colums q d. merits AL demerts oi
s,sr. aPas ,is lsroas. q " H. isws.. sho ~
trufhfu'nfss beng doultod hy some. thr opcn Ques
tan u discuss thf trufh ~ rsferse of his sfud
ies u the vomsn q today Ilt ehafscisrs selected
"a i.scasson l'cncops Lapham, 10 ''fhs Rlse n
-. Iapham." Helen liarknsss in "A Womans
Hfasan ~ Mrs. Elfnnre III "iearfal kfspuuslbifys
Nsrcia iluttkrt n "A Modem Instance" and "Df.
az Ths Iussrehangs 90 sspi. io,h, hss = coiofsd
surQirmfuf-"A shore ~ccue" ty Harry Chase, a..
rsiiIans of thf treatment n whlch In usisr oolofs
vi .pPs.s n 'as i'.ss q so ..ih A 5s s,irs
th.s mouth. II wil D. an engraving u Messonlsr .
sThe Ilait" ani sll D. vel worth framing The
maraElnf i publishsi hrtnightly by William Witt.
u, 81 ani ~ Wet 1lni =. \. Y.-fnoe, s5.co
n.arEAs MoxrHLr &C. Oci ooni.lns ne barh
part of lIosellss "inli1n -ummff.' and the tfufh
part az Ms Wooison's "Easi Angels" The ulus.
frafei articles are, . second insfallmsnf u '-he
~toops b ConQuer," NJ. fanham's second paper On
"iairallof" " "A Glas. u Beer" tle third paper In
fhf sfrifs % "6rcaf Amencan Industries" ~ q.
Pomeroy ksess, "Back lard stuiies' ~ WA.
Hamiton o. itson, "a Model stale Capital" tlisrt.
fsr.l Connl by Georxe Parsons Iafhrop. "NesicAn
Ii,lIfiss' by Il. :. Naniyke, ani "A Puritan Indeed
by Mary GRAY Norison. There i an artifls ''OuI
pabllc fand foIlcy" by Veeder B. Paine, story ~
l'hl Robinson. ani poems ~ X. ID. Black more.
Isobert Barns wuson. Margaret Deland. and Chks
W. Coleman, Jr. he Essy Chair discusses ''Soms
unpablished Letters from Thomss Carlyle On ths
sab)ect q slavery In America '-"Gen. Grant" AM
"The EmAncipafion q NlAgArA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
CHATTER xxx
rHE raUrH At LAST.

Carruthcrs rcache,i Munich lste at night
lie vent straight to that comfortable hotei
the Pour asous, AMI, feeling that the
hour was too late % hegin his rc-sarchs's,
suppei AMI wcnt % bc,l In spite ~ his ex-
element al the thoughi Of lcing In the Sans
town a. Boatrics. he slep; sounily. Man -
but mortal ani after travelling a. fat A. i
pos,lhle from London o. Munich. u take, a
great deal 10 spoil a nights rclt No In tho
morning Carruth-rs arose re'rshei ani
eagcr 10 hssgin the quest
But how 81 b.gin iti lie was not even
sure that a. Object was In Munich. Becaus'
he hsd written down the mans % a picture
IL iid not follow she wai near that work of
art. She might only have paid Munich a
ny,ng ndt-might now is miles ani mil-s
away lie grew very de-pondent a. b.
realiI,d the slender. fragile nature q tbs
clew which h. hal - impstuously taken up
and followed Nevertheless, h. vowel hs
would not leave Munich until h. felt sure II
dii not harbor ths fugitivc-.
lie stepped through the swinging doors q
his hotel AMI stood In the broad Maxi
milllans-s s,rasa lie besitatcd. uncertain
what b do. which way a. turn 10 far a.
ho could sc. his only chance ~ finding
Boatrioe was meeting her In thu
palllc streets: hi, only plan was n
walk about thoee streets until h. met
her. Al any rate b. would do nothing but
this for the next few days II unsuccessful
h. wouli thea think whether be couh apply
20 such persons as nigh, he able 30 tell him
What strangers were living In Munich.
lie turnei TO tho right, went acro~s the
Plat1, and into the fair Lnd~ig- siraS-a lie
walked On with PALACES On either hani until
be came 10 The gate % victory. freoccupics
A. Mr.. Carruthers was. the number q mag
nifioent buSiinys he passed greatly i'm
prcs-.i him. However. hs deferred bis al.
mirstion until happier times.
A kind q superstition made him think Il
well 10 see ths picture which had brought
him 80 far. lie inquired the way IN tbs Old
Pinakothek, and upon arriving there sought
for and found the Madonna al Tempt" IL
stood for long time contemplating II, moi
because he somuch admired u as m the hors
that fate might bring Beatrice 20 his side.
shs did not come. 90 be babe the "Madonna'
sdieu. aud after having run quickly through
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
A TABLE OF LITTER
nYpn C. C CALDWELL

Mention l. sometimes male by agricul-
tural Correspondents Of the use OF sAni or
dry earth ss litter. 10 has always seemed
- me that serious objection % this prAe-
tice must he thc comparatively great
.eight % material that must be handled Ia
order % supply enough d absorb all TIE
lqaifs. This objection II supported ~
results recently given by Wollny or exPef-
fments male o. tcs. the capacity OF various
rabstaucss used a. litter Tor ABSORBING
water
The agures In the following table repre-
..ut The number OF pounds Of water which
100 pounds Of the air-iry litter would hoid
without dripping. when well pressed To-
usther In a box the straw was cni 10 pieces
asout two inches loog
Flbfons Peat, -,
EVF straw -.
ita straN, I,
IoAm, N,
rand, -.
Noss
neech Icavcs. ~.
pAk Leave =.
Pine Needles,
The very low absorbent power OF sand
ia not a. al surprising, when 10 i consld'
.red how few " the very narrow eapulAfl
snacrs there are between IL grains, sue
a. can hold water; mass Of peat, on the
other hand, l. very largely made up OF
such spaces. and hence its great aosofoen,
power' Muck was not tested; Oat u
woult stand between these two extremes
ant ,hs nearer % peat the more veget.oie
remains and the less sand 4, eoetsned.-
\ 4 TriiHnf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Tho smallest dip ruin tn most cicscrty
deyi.si srhernsS Tho mission 20 the adll-
ton IN Tan q cxchanyc of a simple marx
oallei a "iick. ,cnt Me.srs bdws,l a
Co INTO retirement at tbs oountry's en-
pms. instead oi enjoying IN fat n for
eign land At The oo., % ths old laiy q
nhreainccilc street An At % Batrice's =
that ~ pcnciling down IN an idle moment
thc iiils Il a pic,urs which had struck her
fancy. hrought Mr Carruthors In hH haste
~ her hiding IAacs Pate i turn-i by a
feather
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

"fcrano' iirs u longer
Ny pretty dear' ms peor darling all
ths voiuan ler hanl fcaiurcs transigufci
~ r.ty. ani .fno.,ihing th~ girfs brown
hair as uoihrr might have done
Il can lrar r no long0r. All lieatr.cc.
Il viii wrlfo nui tcil them an 1sl them
h1W ! have ben urnns a h1s ! have
nrunr.i them - sho rnciam~i, start
ins a. h.r f-rt q cannot dnit Thrrr must
4, 0tlnr means o. L. nlrrrenarv Oh, I
vii give hm au u h. ulil Keep silent and
ls.sc M in f-aoo icato mo AMI the by In
I.acc
Sarah
"Yruf' n.st.,, fiartei AZ ihe id,a
"Ysa IL ms ~ ~ ia wicked man.
tui d. can d1 ms a. harm o. my dear
mi,tr,s,, DE- ms g. ! can bear "hai h
wants make him prom - sni so that dosn
A. writing - M a. tLls ior tou, my
d.ar ~ tts love b.@r yoa a. 81
How osii Yoa ilnl himr
'V. sure B. b. in isrnion n ut. tbcre's
u, -, b. oan tell ms vhsre b. nni him.
say may so 1t me g i-day-io mor'
ro~
Hairior mua,l Afier All. the suggestion
did ma .rem so absurd. safah uas by no
mans a faol she couid trase' ~ England
aiaaa frrf.,tlg sril She Cuuh bar vhai
thsr.u nskrin1s WHY shouii he noi
hth.rcof
Nj MIll.r ss.m~l ga thorns N susI"nse
'SaY NAY ro she WHISPERED
.ful 'tint VIII ell you ~ ani b..
S-ul my ioY io me. vill think With him
ia rf aru.
sstie .'.horn lamb. a. b. uas nov oallei,
samt fu ls m1fhrr. aud al the aftcrncr
H.afr.na Ouusilcrei Mr. Milcrs pruIs"al.
H. m.fe sho oonsiicrci tha morr Inclined
sh. f.it to give ii hsr cuuutenanor.
m che evening she toll hsr she might go
-, gave hrr many Instructions which " ~
nof io D., ero,ssicl Shs sss to nni Hcrvey
AMI h.ar lii drmanls She vas b. D. firm.
AMI alate an have ~ clearly unierio"i that
a. fifsf sI-u n dssd a eTaution. in which
g. r.'ia.,u .h-i an claim o. the toy. Nh.
Mu1r nollfd srmly She VA noi likely
% err an ths sis of mercy
'1akr IrntY q money. said heatrioe
'-G.ve him m0ney u D. asks Or a. Make
him uu icrsian thai ! have not ounooale,i
myaslf 90 ave my money. That h. can
always hase
Sat asarran.el Fully one-lah u that
night was spent by Mr. Miller ga her kne',,
81 vas alone- Harry sicp' With his mother
AZ often a. with his uurse~au sbe ouuli orcr
up h-r Wild prayers wiihout interruption.
m ever a fanatic wrostlcd with The Suprsme
Hrinr in PRAYER u was sarah Miller that
n.ghf - " hat lii shc prayi ferhap, q
h ~ well nOt o. ask. but % L. oonicnte'i
With ths as.uancs that sho prayed Zoe Bca-
I.r.r..faaaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

The Prairie FIrmer does no, eellese
A, elleoiog horses In general, whatever
nav be best Cor horses which have con
-,.,,ly the very best care. It, remarks on
49, poInt brought out leading horse
S.nc,sr OF Chicago In defense OF TIE prac-
49, which be holds is . healthfol tonic
sra beuencial 20 the horse In every respect
The editor, however, has common sense
on bis side -kf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

We have sold quite a lot OF your Athlo.
phoros. and In every case u has giFen
perfect satisfaction IL. y. Wyatt irug'
glsi, Plymouth, y. A. Tcstimouiais 10
The same eject shosiag .ts curts In fheu.
mailsm and neuralgia afc received bY ne
hundreds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

DECORATIONS ANp SOUyESIHs. .-Detach
the notice from your bottle of Mlrsf ls'.
l0tc D0ct. and mall pr directions 0n each
bottle. and thus secure Al Assortment %
our elegant decorative Advertisements.
Souvenirs. etc. NY ID. SYnUF Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

DENOCR,TiC DoCtmNE We thorough
~ believe In rotation 10 once. whea one
person has hiled an oil,e twenty of even
tsn years 10 IL Democratic % have a
change
oar voters ackn0wietgc no klug. kg'
cry man Who cast hls vote for Clevelsnt,
last November. voted Tor change. fof
tscuiy four yesrs cyery Federal ofice 10
ih.. state has steadily been deulci Demo.
cra,s. on the ground of unworthy,
"unat ani " dlsloyal These "bo0by
bodies are trcmuious aui nefsoss. They
40 not want Democratic men aud women
appointed % on "a because 10 The coming
f0ar year. n will be completely shown
that Democrats are cOmpeteni, fully A.
deserving and fully a, "lOyil' % go0i
government. A. Republicans are. Then
this "Ogtrage mill will be sileucci AMI
The boobies slleneed all through The land.
-MIlils Iailn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

"Thai Is q doe dog you have, Mr.. Cary.
or. sald Dintsyiils man % a butcher.
"Y,s. bat he'll be mighty sight nner be-
fore In done with him, replied The
butcher, a. hs gazcd grimly a. the sausage
machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
CHATTER xxx
Tur MADONNA uI TrNff


Reatric,'s letter. after having hecn 10
ru.,d ami commented uron by the Taltcrts,
u.s IN. on to Frank Carruthers A note
from Hcrlsrt was inclo-d with o. You
vii ses"-he vrote-'that this letter i a.
unsatisfactory a. H. preicccssors. II gives
a. Absolutely no information a. to wherc he
!. o. why she lei, "a. NoW that Ne are
n,surNi II hsr l-ing well, ami. We suppo~e,
rsf.. our feeling about her prolong~i ani
un.xp'ain.i absslcs i more than reyret-it
1. In fat. serious annoyance. We find u
auits a strain "a answer inquiries airut her
wiihoui coniraiicting one anoth-r
Naturally the envelope which bore Her
b.rt's handwriting va, tbe hst opened By
Carruthers. AMI a cour-a he read beairices
letter before b. read Icrbert'S lie searched
the former In vain f0r his Own name, little
thinking how the writer hal at for a loug
tins before she oouit bring herself o. seh
hsr Letter without ssnding him a crumb Of
oornfort. lie then real lIerbarts commen-
tary and smil "A family a. h. drew luficrous
picture ~ Ho-acs an Herbert making
coun'cr Statements 10 their fricnd> lie
mu--l while, hald.Dg Beatrics's letter In
hs han1 Her hng q. hal touchet that
sheet of paper; 30 be actually pressed u TO
hls lip. ami In doing - caught faint lin
gcring oslor n what h. remembered was her
favoriie perfume IL was clear that Mr..
Carrutherf disea.s was a, rampant A. ever.
By ant b. be turned 10 - what elss Pate
hal brought him. Nowadays Fate sboots
many u her Arrows from the general post
ofice Carrutbers founi among other let.
ter one aiirs~sed In a womans handwrit-
ing II hal been rent 30 Oxford and Al
Oxford rciircctei 20 London lie openedit
carclss.ly and found u oontained n half
shs.i q note paper, on which wss wntteni
'Remcmber your promise Wait, oh, hs
ratisni ami waiil'
Carruihers threw u aside with a hitter
smile lie well knew who was the writer.
Wait, What was there ~ walt fort How
ever, the sight of those words broaght hack
the memory q that strange nocturnal visit ;
II the woman's earnest, even impassioned
spu.,al 10 him, 10 wait ave. ten. twenty
wears for the one be loved Why should
she write nov AMI rcpeat the sppsali she
who knew everything. she who had accom-
raniei Beairioe and " ho was probably with
her now.
lie could not get The memory of that
strange creature with her dreary belief, yet
unsweryinr faith a. 30 his own future, from
NJ mind. Al the time the woman's earnest
ness hal impressed him more than he cared
10 oonfcl< Superstition Il quality 30 the
p1s~zsion Of which no man OF cur time d
willing 10 own, not even 10 himself Yet
nine men cut of ten are siprrssitioas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

"The ladies especially 20 lnto ecstac.e'
ever Parkrrs Hair Baissm,' writes J u.
Decker, druggist. OF fiuilay, Oaio, "thcy
say 10 ]. the most elegant dfcssing ihey
ever used" stops falAng halr, frsiofr.
color. promotes grpStl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Says While on The coast OF AfdcA | hai
three men lick with maiarial fever. eurei
them with Salpbur B.tisrs. IL Is The great
est blood parher ! ever saw. always
keep them IN my medicine chest-Nhip
N1nfunns Ufffimnrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

The OXFORD DEaOcR,r makes the
pllni that mAn entitled 20 pension uu-
der the law for total dislbNHy. A. In the
case Of General Black, can hardly be ply.
sically qaAlihed 10 discharge the arduoss
dsEcs OF Commissioner OF Pensions, oae
of the most extensive and complicated OF
the governmental departments. Either the
General Is not totally iis1lisd. aud gets
too much Peuslon rhe Is totally disabled
And l. improperly an incumbent OF q posi-.
tion whose du,lcs require the services OF
q faH gfoxn man OF physical As well A.
mental capacity whichf-Brligi0a Nei,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Was Mosr DEAD with Heart Disstss
am now able 90 DO a good day. work by
ase OF DIR. GRAVES HEART REGELAT
or" says Geo G0ldlug, hafisgfose. ID
Ffse pamphltof . D. lugaIl., Cambridge,
Mas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Ling CLlug lsA Chinaman Who 10 In
meusely rich. ucs worth Millions, sAii
= traveller Goodness remarked one or
hi. friends, hes daisy, alnt hei' "No,
he's oulya China kstog
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

FfTs nis stopped frce by 10 kine's Great
Nerve nastorof. ~ nts aflsr nrst day's ne.
Marvelous cures. Treatise ant o. trial bottle
frce 90 ~ cases. send to pr Kline, ll Afch
- phiia, Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

-PenObscot salmon have never been so
plenty sni so cheap before within The
memory Of the present generation The
temperance OF these nOblesi Of nsh In
NUMBERS 10 the rivers OF this State ylnii.
Gates the wisdom OF The measures taken
for restocking the inland waters. The
money spent FOR this purpose has been well
expended. - Portland iirsriissr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Cayenne Pepper thrown into mice hois-
j. g0oi for mice, says household paper
Yes, good enough, but the man Who really
loves his mice aiways feeds them on toast
81 cheese
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

For truly deep feeling De mo call yuur
attention % negro walter Nho has tu
stand by while the hotel gae.t whom b. is
serving eats watermelon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

JAMES PYLES PEARLlNE fof al
uses In klfcisn A. well a. the Lnuntry,-
IN PLACE ~ s0dp, II fast growing IN fAfof.
BE sure and take none - The dangerous
limitations having the flne ou'wdrd dnl or
aHce. or with siniIilr s0uHfiHg n1nifs. No
Thing arsNsfs Ike P,ariine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

A New Jersey man boasts that he has
never known what 10 Nas b bitten by a
bed1ug Never minfi al things come %
him who can walt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

The Atlanta Constitution prop0unis ihe
editorial G nunirum Does 10 pay to go
In dthtf II certainly d0,s Is gritiug
Out % debt that grinJs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Ansxchauge refers 20 q young physician
Ia a nsighbOflng town ~ dude 10 j. in.
fsrred that whsn be- iarcrs a boil L. nos the
only time b. " cuts arNe.l.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

A fauchef r., m The grasshoppsr district
says that The turkey i the only one that
will have 4 fall crop this year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

That ur,d fceiing" from which yog
safer 90 much. particularly In the nora.
Jog. i eutlfciy thrown 90 bY Hoods str.
sapafliia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Lovers and hurglsrs have some thlng,
Ia eommou. They b0th laugh a. lnck.
smiths and thy both have go1i dcil n
cupidity abCut them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Rev. Thomas Thomas o. Fayetteville,
Ark Is one hundred AMI fourteen years
oli. There IL some sense in bis asking
bis hearsfs. WY wiil ~ dIff'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

-F,rmers' Glory. the noted bull which
cost several th0usand dollars, because OF
he assumed certainty of his blood, was
aualiy sold Tor sit0. a. a thorough failure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Porter lln Loiel, % parting guest -
/" Please. sir. rcm' m lcf thc P1fteF''
Guesi-"Ol. 80 ! shall 10 vas even
worse than the beer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Livery stable keepers should alssys krsp
Arnica & Ol Linimrut Ia tar s't'l' npfh-
log like II fof horses.