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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
ICountry Gentioman.
BUTTER ANALYSES

Eis t0uHiry GsHilemaH.
The United States Burcau OF Agrlculta'
RAJ Chemistry. under Professor Wiley. has
been making many examinations OF butler
ani several facts have resulted from the
prO,racted labor. The amount Of water
present in batter l. variable. In one case
the per cent of water was 35 H. usually it
varies between seven and fourteen per cent.
Unsaitod butter holds more water iha1
that which l. sslt,d The average smouut
Of salt la butter is about two pr cent
TIE writer has tasted of "brands" when u
seemed a. 10 there was abont two per cent.
% butter AMI the rest was salt There l.
a temptation 90 aid more salt than u pal.
atahie. A. 10 costs 80 very much less ihan
butter
Professor wiley nais batter fit has
greater sp,cldc gravity than ari, ttl.oN
ant The other common animal fats The
weight of butter ftt Il lltile over ulne-
teuihs that of water Al the same tfmpeFi-
turc
There should bs grave doubt. says
Prof WILEY, In The last issue Of NtifHcf,
"Of the purity of a huittr, lf The spgclrc
gravity of The fat should fal below o.90l. "
The sncCidc gravity test H. IL would M,
most important one. and it Il hpp,d
tha, tho method Of mtkirg IN de- rmii- .
aiioa may hs 80 s.mpidsi thu 10 viii
bs wiihln che rtich of cy.rY butter.
buver
Anoihfr mathoi of drtefmioins Che pur-
ltv nf batter i. hY the u.s. nf tn aiksil, art
IN making OF soap out of thf ftts pfrs-
eut. The arbitrary ngnrc that represents
pure butter In this method Is 2i For TAI
loN aui lard they are 2,o anl 2,t I'm som
tests of oleomargafine ihc rum1'rs o1.
tllnri were e,l ani 2,2
4 still greater dlf renee between gene.
TO- ani bogus hli'rrs d. shosn y a g..
t.fmInsiinn OF fhs giyccrirs of a. aclts.
In thirty ant'ysss of purc batter thc 30
cents. varied between a. aud fi Tt'.
loN ans iari shoy only traces of ihcso
substance. The highest pr cent in OLE.
omarrarinr Wa o 81 lowest 90 Prof
Wiley considers this ihe most ccfttiu m, th.
oi of determination aud DO is MT d.fl uit
o. SAYS that a sample of batter having ro
morr iha1 fIa- pr ctut of tIc acIis -
"opcn q condemnation
polarrci ught ani seiCuIic p'ste proc
iurc a uniform fcf t.ut with pure melted
batter rnicr similar cifcumsts1cr. siui-
tcrate1 butter presents notified "dr'd'
urdfr the p1'arfrf Tots Ii certainly
rapid mcthoi of testing butter bus fe-
ql.r,s some outlay f1f instruments aud
rtrtflincss ln manipulation
Thrsc ana'ysr- show that there are or
frfcuccs ln tlr nature Of grnulue butter
ant thc hngls article. ani Gee time Is rot
ar distant when oirHmlrgtf.nc vii und
in ssIi under lts oNn c1'Drs or uut sail .
a. Arkp.l. con iusitc tCsi that l. avAil-
able to aills ai present thc great fes'i rt-
igm OF every consultations butter dealer
ln the hni o. u o.
Iai. .Agl CaHcIo hi-i. HigH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
Net,ee q, Foreclosure.

tK~uFkFAs AiFsn T. pioa ~ A,,.el' ,,.l a ~ M.
W Ioanu Cf uNIo . tnt ,talt o ll Va. -,
- -. .l..I dafsi M nl.fenf1 dAf el A..tst.
n - "a rc0nrtld IN tns oAi.fl htsl'-lt II ~
49,. - 30. ptxe a0-, cunFelei 70 NJ -.
ri n FhIf.n.k 4 fnf lnIicrsI sueil est.-l 80.
=. u - ..fs.r sfualfl IN sali A.lan. 80
rorrfaI arI lfsrIItlt a. illoetf NJ. ..tt.i
ID a AIT of lni uun1cftd ssteel N -. -. ~
rrrrr I'd icts. cCmFusirf tNtet. -
- NIa1 = r1fl DI 4 NAuu 80 =. ~.
90 r9f..f II iCfs. ant ttinE iorif aStes 80
- - "a satl iot. ElIrE sams lAier lt.-- 80.
- ~. Ynans III .1rlh naruali, deed taiei =. =
. f-lT rfr1rref Ia uxflrl Hcxefl ei -
- ID rage Ioi his mHisas. .lts s.sst 80
- go ~ 1rs Efen sd iniufoeA peie..- 80 49,
1870 ol fre houIcsleai i1rn On Nliei
80. - thsn LIVED Ant 10 sal moIis -. =
- A. ros tasf tners snoa = os1 ~ i.,s, 81
=, .ffrr e1Ia mt nclmtni ot ~, tles~i.
~. .l - mrtbOds proyilet by Az, - 49,
.ts,,.. ~ oondIli5a 81 sad mDs,fsge 49, "a. IN
frokra nns fheIeofe n :, - of - ID
~ sAnUEL y. fhiLbkoVh.
Ds,si Asrast %. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
A REMARKABLE GROWTH or
LAMBS

The H F1ra rccorls thc 0l.osins
remarkable growth % pair of ,Wia
amb,. ,te property of W. y. Il. Posi''
Wa,ne. DlpAge C1laiy. Illinois The
M ,hrr weighed 232 pounds. after saekl'
ia. che lambs three wceks:
.At tlrth. tac ram lamb weighed D.
rlanfs. uInlicln DAYS alcr hc weighed
..I. rllris. when one month OH hc
weighed ID o.. p1unis. 40 two mouths hl
pounds. 20 taree months Hi p1anis, ani A.
fla- mouths ltl poaris ~ is pro1a'.y
th- largest aui heaviest ram for h-s age iu
fIe wnr.f
.Thc eve 40 hirih weighed % pounds
rInftetr fays a0cr she weighed 20 =
nlauis. at 01c month of age - u
rruuls. attwo months 90 ~ poauds Al
three months g. pounds a. four months
%. De- pounds.
"The y1lug ram averages a ifAciiou
over ore p1lui per DAY gain since nifll'
while the cWc has also increased rapidly
considering hcr sex Tacse tNla lam',
wsrc s.r,i % ihc Imported oxford Down
rsrn Richard /. of Wayne .iii| and are
wrn marked ant perfect in every respect.
F1r Young ran % attain lll pouni',
when four months of age, r,fccts great
credit on thc Oxforts as desifaple
breed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
BONE MEAL FOR STOCK.

For some time We have made prac-
iice Of feeding little bone meal to all
our stock. COWS. steers. calves. pigs,
and hogs and think we fad a decided
advantage IN L.. Il j. well known that
land long pasiured. or cropped. becomes
dlhcieni IN some OF the constituents that
10 % make periec, vegetable or fruit
and animals confined On such lands. year
a0cr year. fail % Get al ihA, nature
Graves. or that Is necessary 10 the system.
Ihis fact j. particularly noticeable on
lands used continuously for COW pastures.
On account Of the nature Of the product
removed from these pastures in the milk
and butter. they gradually lose much Of
phosphate of lime, and fail % supply
enough of this article 20 make enough
bone Or growing stock. or % make a
well balanced food f1r mich COWS When
cattle are seen % gnAs bones, sticks, of
in any way show manifestations Of an
unnatural appetite, 10 l. ssic Q 10 conclude
thai there j. lack of some element OF
iooi that must be- supplied from without,
of the health of ,he animal will suffer
All these unnatural cravings may BE-
avoided by feeding a mixed grain raiioa
ard Supplying the phosphate IN bone
meal E44al parts Of c'fn, cotton seed
and o.i meal. by weight. make What b.
considered a vel balanced grain ration.
Or ihr oat meal may bs replaced with
so1l wheat bran When this mistlre i'
i.l ael "a li,ilc boae meal spunk.ei ia
si'h si'h i, occasionally there need bs
11 fear 90 aay animal shosi,s any cfay-
ins lf bones of s'ieks of anything un'
natural
We wi give ihc chemical olmpo'iiioa
q b,lc. as iakea from Chamhef. Eacy-
c.op.la The principal chemical ia.
.rsl.eafs pfcsr1t IN bone aye geiaiiae and
phosphate, ~ hne aai ths oi.osins "a
lle frifesrrf, the clmpo.fi1a IN 100
rIr.s d bone 90 average guilty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
so. LoR HIT IM AGAIN"

In the early days Of Methodism In Scot
land. = certain congregation, where there
was but one rich man, desired 10 build Z
new chspel A church meeting was held.
The old rich Sc0tchman arose and said
"Brcthren, We dlnna need new chapel
III give IS for repairs"
just then biz Of plaster falling from the
ceiling hit him on the head.
Looking up and seeing how bad u was,
he said Brethren. IL worse than ]
thoucht III make Il 80 pun
"Oh, Lord" exclaimed devoted broth
er on a back seat, "hlt him again T.
There are many human tabernacle which
are In sore need Of radical building over,
bat We puttsr and fuss and repair In spots
without satisfactory results. IL l. only
when We are personally alarmed a. the
real danger that we act Independently, aud
DO The right Thing. Then u Il that ~
most kesuly regret because We did not
sooner use cur Judgment, follow The al.
vice born OF the experience Of Others, aui
Jump away ffom our peflls.
Thousands Of persons who viii read thl-
paragraph are In atiCct misery today when
they might be In a satisfactory condition
They are weak. lifeless, full OF ODD ac.ss
and pains. and eyCfy year they know they
are getting worse, even though the bet
doctors are patching them In spots. Toe
origin of these aChes and pains Il The kii-
nsys and liver. and N they would build
these all over new with Warrcr's safc cure
a. millions have done, und cease Investing
their mousy 10 miserab.y uusucoessful
patchwOfk. they would be- well AMI happy
and would bless the Jay when the Lofi
"hlt en- aud Indicated The common sense
source f0r them to pursue -f0Hi0a Prfsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01


WIZ ihc farmer there Is always work
enough pressing % bs done An AmbI.
ulus mta Is disposed % attcni 30 th.s
w1ft. aui thl. icais io close ali cou'
unu1gs ,1nfarmrni to t1e farm aui iis
iatlcs This close application to hard a.
blr duiis Al macs luirlltc.. Iatrffrrs With
erloym-ut. ani aaaly irag. him down
O. become a mere beast of hlrfrn, With
ro other aspiration than o. dcltc in wofk.
livery farmrr shr1'd make Tor himse.i
ant thr mrmhrfs of his household some
lrIsarc ume thN Ray he given o. rlcfct-
t.1n au1 to rr.L krst from severe toll
must boz has. hut rect alone ls uoi enough.
with i should or enjoyed a measure oi
pleasure THIS relief from labor, aui tl'
version from gflndlug cares l. more OF a
necessity Than that thc desired work on
and arouni thc farm should al hc accom-
p,ishci
The month of August. afief thc bay :
All safely housed AMI the grain .,cafcly
eaihefcf n aflfis a measure oi imri
sul. which may be- taken f0r vacation.
A lev days. 90 least. 20 M more, sto1li bc
devoted 81 This purp1sc. II may noi he
entirely convenient. Bat 10 necessity,
ani eau usually lu some way bc srfargei
without serious dctf.mcnt to The business
ofthe arm IL matters not 80 much bow
or where tnls vacation D. spent, a. 10 does
that 10 bfings ret aud pleasure, and TEN
p1rary relief from toll Each should con
salt their pleasure in this matter. To some
rip 90 famous stasitc resort ani a
glimpse a. ths fashion ih.rc displayed
will be- az iritrcst. While o. Others a l,is.
uroy drive aCross The country With IT,
ever present y,t varying beauty may be a
greater pleasure The visiting of noted
farms AMI 40 Inspection OF some ~ The
best practices viii tn0fd the needed rtcfe-
alton. while 40 the same time practical ln-
formaiion may be gained which will oc Of
great value. So long A. measure Of rest
il sought. t01 much must not be attempted
ln limited time.
Al auy rate. take vacation. ani out oi
lt gei release from thc piodiiug toll
which j. chaiuing you 20 its duties. onc
nay be Industrious without being a slave
io tQlL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
lNE iarmcrl
STOCK XALIES.

According 10 the Report Of the Depart.
ment OF Agriculture on the number and
value OF farm animals In the country, The
total value Of al the dOmestlcAied animals
In the United States a, the present time Is
. l5G. .f25, ,9s3. The average value Of the
horses l. s5t GO; mules, sst 22i mich
COWS, s3l 81; oxen and other cattle, s23.
81; sheep, ~ 81; and swine, s5.57. In
Massachusetts. the average value over
three years old Il eli2, and for New Fog
land. slOs.5 so. In Kentucky u Is ssI. la
MAiue. the average value OF mich cows il
s32 per head; Ia New Hampshire. s52 ~ :
Vermont. SIC Massachusetts, SIS; Rhode
Island, $500; aud Connecticut, sJf.6I
The average Ia New Eagland Is s32.55.
In four OF The extreme Western States and
Territories 10 IL $40. In seven OF the
southern States the range Is from sit GI
20 ais 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Mr Lewis Howe. Of No. Fpebars,
isiorms us iha, be has a grade Hereford
steer calf iis, twelve weeks Old that
,.r,h, four fest. Il j. q deeP-red color
With ,he Hereford white face, a small
~hi,e spo. oa the shoulder and end Of
Tall white. if any Of our readers have
another that would mate him. perhaps
they can make arrangements With MI
Howe. and bring them together. IL -
a psint IN favor Of the Hsrefords that The
eoior +, % well fixed tia, mating is not
difficult.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

BurER WAY TO sEr Posrs than The
oit ms,hod-and it can be done Ia almost
s,v ground In the sprlng-ls. "insteAd ol
Ie.vlng big butt aud then digging olg
roe. into walch 10 Is set. and tamped with
,he dlrt ,aken out OF the hole, sharpen the
Iower end with q long, slim taper, make 4
hole smaller than the post with good crow
bar. sharpeued for the purpose, and then
arive the post home with sbig maui 30
rsmsrks Mr. J. A. Woodward, In the farn'
T..rnnf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
JOTTINGS

t0untry Gentleman.
COLLECT fsW barrels OF roAi'dast TOT
ytnlt. sui Or saving hen manure.
NJ Farmer
stable luxury lsa light ny blanket
Z, u.e while milking
our Country Home.
-Dont boy a fast horse for ne roai
NATL yoa have 4 good team - leave al
home. .-.,...,..
better care OF all farm stock Tor hu,
n.rIt,'s sake. A. well A. Tor increased
rroft. Is the spirit of The age
National stockman.
No ,me will be lost by allowing The
tar, a. ra.t a few minutes, AZ least once
an hour. ani 10 will be a great relief 10 the
horses.
-For heat producing parpose- gas
M rich sweet milk i worth al the Acoaol
ever usei outside the spirit lamp.
NY. Thbune.
whue "mau's inhumauity % man
c,ntiuuos. one can scarcely hope 10 per
su,Se the cruel.hearted % show kindness
An anlmais Yet the sight OF iarmyard
where al the domestic stock welcome
theIr Keepers with tokens o. eOnhienee
al delight shouli have some good effect.
especially when the better eoniitlon aho
greater Weld Of milk, meat, WOOL etc,
fr,rn creatures who live serene, reposeiu'
lives i - pleasantly and proutaoy e'i'
dent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

..rrlr .rffIrfhf C1lnfT cf nNilflt o.
r--rr.-I r..'ilr nf Aar.. A. ~, 49,.
nr NJ r....a1r ui -AnAu =. MN el t-
rfr 81 fllf cllllT. rrnl ~ va ~. a.. f-rl.
II I.rrsr D. arrr .utri Aimll.s'I..1f af
- -. ~. ...frfr Ill MHI'ru +. y. AueHf jazz Ni
u.rrl. "a III aaHl c1rrlr, tl,cssfl
flrt.-lft Tnlf i1r sait fsaiin.f sN.
.f 80 Interested tT causias a CODY
- -. II. i. = IsHa.I thfrl arlEaalrt .ttitf.
L. IL 49, Oxfnri nrnurfaf n see tfaftf w., =.
. ls-rI.. .r 49, D. lrnnfF. hat thtI maI tpftN :. .
Prrtafs Coari t1 tc hcii ~ faf,s, - ~. 80.
r.rsfar III erpf unNt ai lfil0a ~ -. ~.
-, - .rrs saa.s li saJ thcg have shl ihi
t.Fo A. WILSON, latge
....... ttfrsfl H q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

"No oNr not troubled, Is aware ri The
peculiar pains. anguish Of mind and fore
hodlng. of death one suffers wto has
Heart Disease" writes Rev. W n. Long.
Clay City. los. "DN GRAVES hEAkI
REGULATOR cured me. sl01 AZ Drug
gisis FREE pamphlet of =. J.. lngtlls,
Cambridge. Mass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

It s claimed that there IS a small
amount 70 actual n4tn'i1a in bones.
D,.s a-i o'hrf animals chew, cat and
digest. cattle b,ars. aal certainly derive
q bra,f, from them Ia part from The
r.il,iac. aaI ia part from che earthly
matter .a fhcm. Ibis als1 vii apply 90
Che bones ~ small f,h. whigh arc bro~ned
al eaten. ln N1rway aai Sscica bones
ol macker.l afc ca,ea by ,he poorer people
il times of scarcity - viii be seen
that ia more ways than one. bones afc
valuable ff food.
We u.e che neal which BE- sad % be-
.r1lei fson ils shin boae. of oXsa II
it white aaI ia-, has a pecaIir. but not
i..arrscaa... smell 90 course, care
ms., o. taken % 80 god, freshly
sfoual neal from clean, whole bone.
arI then keep b. in q col. Dry place B
a-l every one. { their experience coin.
..ls.wi,holfi. will b, more than pleased
viih che fe'a.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Dalymen ofien wonder bow their more
favored competitors get such high prices
for their butter the year round. 10 u ~
always having a Uniform gilt edged arilcle.
To pot The gilt edge 0n, when The past
ures DO not DO 10. they use Wells Rich.
artson q Co.'S Improved Butter Color
Every butter maker can DO the same. Sold
cyefy where ani warranted a. harmless A.
salt. and perfect ln operation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

FEEDING CmcKs.-feed mixed grain,
one part wheat, two parts barley, three
pats oats and three parts corn, and, II the
~ day. n they have free run they will
get animal food enough till frost II you
give the grain mixed a. proportions above
every day, (not corn today and oats to-
morrow, you have the secret OF feeding.
II the chicks are growing too rapidly In
bone, cut OF the oats aud barley aud Ir-
crease the corn, bat II they grow early and
plump, then feed A. sboye.-Er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

A smooth complexion can be hai by ,y-
efy lady Who vii use ptrksrs Tonic. For
promptly regulating tlc liver ani Kidneys
aud purylng thr 1ioli. there j. nothing
Ike ii. snd cob. .s ihe reason why 20 so
quickly removes pimp'es auf give q rosy
boom % tho chctks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

some ~ tle Newspapers are asking ~hat
gifl u good for ffttr having from I've
hundred 90 one thousand dollars sprnt on
her education no Nassar College. AMI
well may ifsy ssk 10, flr ihc baseball
neld ard tte rowing regatta nos ncgg
closed to her. what indeed. Is she good
forf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

have been great sufferer from Hay
Fever for D. years. and have trle various
things without doing any good. resd or
the many wOnirous cures of E'y's Cream
Balm ani thought ! would Try once more
In n minutes aftor one application ! was
won effuiiy helped. Two weeks ago
commenced using 10 aud now ! ieei EN-
uEuY CURED. II q. The greatest d.scov.
cry ever known &C heard of-Duhamci
Clark. Farmer lee, Mass. Price zoe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

FoR WAsuiNo CLOulNo. aud sli isuud.
% sod cleansing purposes JAMES PYLE >
iEAkLtNE - afavoflie compound. Does
not lfIufe thc fabrics. and saves great
dsal of labor. Sold by grocsfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

"Alonzo, dear, 10 you believe 10 ghosts
she askcd drcamiiy.
"No. darling. ! Go not, Dee replied.
"Weu. AlonkO. that ghosts to show you
are not sapcrstlous.
Then they fell into a sweet, calm sleep
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Duflng ihe game between thc Beacous
and the Mclr0sc Club the other Jay the
cry OF baby was heard inthe mlist OF
a lall The umpire raised laugh by SING
ing out. zone haNI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

An eNch,nge asks The meaning of The
word " Jackpot" 4 Ajackp0t. We take lt'
Is a utonsil in which Jack cooks bis dinner
when De Is camping out or something
that Way
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

AMlchlgin woman pot cup of cafbolic
acid on the highest shelf iu the pAutfy and
Of course her husband climbed up and
lfank Ll nY m.alakn lor lullafmlk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

what sort of an estab.lr riment Is hat
acro.s thr Way 'They teach draNlug,
muslc and dancing "A Yong laiifs
semlnafyf "No a dentists shop
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

rNhfuNN eltFNlfn. Iaff nf uIslrIf.
a.ai t'-l.f. ic.esss.i. o. fiFirE bod .. ih.
irHfri fa ih. rsIaff nf laif trr1ss.i 4 80.
ina.i.Nr ra.n ncnI. tal ihrsl stn have az lo
.Har.'s rnErFIa fr rNHIHf frr s1rnn o.
as b. l,.A trnaNa GEN>oLus
rut saascli.sr hrr,bf Fi,ss rab'io 1ofss iss
rs E t,. C,.rie sf 0,fl, .-, ~ ...s-,. ~, ~. ?
'faIf n Nt.0I.rIF nf trr Ellfo nf
WILLIAM . DAVIS. Iafa nf urrmuf.
= 80 t.eail iar-tact oT r.f.rr bod a. ilr iau
.6r,,rt g. r,. ssl,,s n ..ii isis,..s A. 49,
.r1nlF.i.a. rsImrnf al ltHsr ahn hars GOV o.
asris t.reea il cxnItli the sanc ir
AZ ~ r.a cLAgA ". DAVIS
tut ..ie.f..rr asl,tf siss' paous seue. i.s
Il frota,e irr lar CrarrF Ell GA flri ani afsnull
o. tusf nf AHriaifIHsi1r oi ihr rsflfo of
AIlAANutk MChttN. ia'e nl O. fs.L
st. N.aai a. go. hl Fslas llui a. ~
lltil.l ta tha estate ai .alI iftea.rl % nake in
nf.'.t'r raI rr1nt anl fh'rr ar1 tsFc anI o.
Utulf .'rrrna II ft.I.Ii tnr aane Al
Arg PES i-''. ttGt, ANuEENs
uIE ,a,trrr.rherrar ave, paanc uou-rt,al
= r.--..- ~. .l,, ., ~ ". ......... 10y.
t.r Ir.aI nI Hrrrn.Hr Hf frn fs.tfr nf
fUuIlNE hui SO. ia'c 0f Paris.
u.f t'.r'I 'r-.asr'. ti gF.ug nont as ~
au trrr. nl tlrfc..r rrsarat an pcrs1na iu
Ir.rrI to Irr estate "a at.I ieccasci b. maks
lrrr.I HtI raIrrrl, ant fnrac ehH have anl o.
rtr.'t IHrrrrn tn rth..Ii fnr zane lH
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

VTouINE BY lis use you viii pfoyCnt
many ofthe diseases prevailing ln thesTr.ng
and summer season
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Why suffer the torurcs of bil.ousuus
whsn Hoods stsapar.iia vii girc you sufe
relief Sold by all Druggists .p0 D0ses
one Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Suu live. AMI s1 lp hundreds of oihefs
Who have b,sn cured or Khtgmatism aui
Neuralgia by thc great blood purincr Sui
phur Bltisfs send for .ostimOulals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

4 Georgia pr.utsr who suffered viii
dyspepsia claims 90 have been cured ~
eating the ashss OF plne wood Wen bee
that's lye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

n ,rsm. foolish 1r patient io pay a
Quack doctor Tor telling him Nhat bis
symptoms afe, tut there are plenty Of pfo'
lie Who aro alNay ready to go it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
AGRlcuLruRAL DEPARTMENT.
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Nufresrnniencc on Vracfica agfic uitnral top
lcs IL solicited AlIircss AN Commun icafiuus
in-enici fur this department o. NJ MCkcrn
nf trfehl0f, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
Hoods SarsaparMa

Combines. IN a manner peculiar % itself ihe
best bl0ol-purfyIng and strengthening rene
dies % ne vegetable kingiom. Yea VII ma
thls wonderful remedy elective where other
medicines have failed. Ty 70 bow. II VII
purity your blood. regulate thc dircsiion'
and give new NE and sigof o. the entire body.
"Hood's sarsapanlil dii ne great good.
I was tired out from oyerwofk, and ii toned
me up Mns. q. 4. SIMMONS, Cohocs, y. y.
"Isunercd three years from blood poison.
I took Hoods sarsapiriila and think J ana
cured" Mas. NJ ,. DAVIS. nroCkpori. \. H.