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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-04-03


, when they once become acquainted with n, ladies
always prefer Parker's Hair Balsam TO any similar
preparation. II makes the hair soft and glossy ar
rests falling on promotes growth restores origl-
MAJ color and is an unrlvalled dressing. Not dye
not oily; highly perfumed. Only Soc at druggists'.
Dr. Stevens & Co. Of Bradford prepare a Magnetic
Scratches Remedy that positively cures every case at
once. They offer 500 for case they cannot cure.
Can use horse In mud water. Cure will begin
from first application. Try BOTTLE g. For sale by
@. NJ Colburn Co., druggists, Bruttleboro.
., Never give uPi You can And a remedy for
Aeart Disease. Everyone who has tried DIR GRAVES
HEART REGULATOR saysit is sure cure. Free
pamphlet OF +. E. ingalls,, Cambridge Mass.
subscribers and Agents are requested not
10 send postage stamps in RENTING for The Phoenix
When they can conveniently avoid doing so. Those
who choose to send Ms even 81 will be credited for
10 months
H. Dinsmore, Lyons, Kan, says; "For 1s months
could hardly stand erect because Of pain and iuham-
nation In my Kidneys Kidney. Wort cured me and
am now AZ well as ever In my life.r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-04-03

Teatim Onial.
WEST DUMMERsTos, W., March Is, IS.
l got instant relief from using Thorn's
PILE OINTMENT. Been troubled with
Piles for over year. Have employed ply
sicians and tried almost every known rem
edy without help. ] cheerfully recon-
mend Tborn's OINTMENT to every one
who is troubled with this complaint.
ALBERT W. STIcKNEY.
Be sure and get the genuine prepar-
ed by
LIB. THORN,
Pharmacist, ll9 Main-st.,
Brattleboro, VI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-04-03

a bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparllla, and soon
began to sleep soundlyj could get up with
out that tired and languid feeling, and my
appetite improved" r. A. SANFORD, Kent, o.
al had been much troubled by general
debility. Last spring Hoods Sarsaparilla
proved Just the thing needed. l derived an
immense amount of benefit. 1 never felt
better" II. r. MILLET, Boston, Mass.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for So. Made
only by c. l. HOOD & Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

ffr nrs pracsss U.I meal io. irr,ins p!i =
anfu ..I unr rrrIlCr more Mia taan Co. oiA
CIV -l Pa. Ninn.
.Ar.srr Dbl rlcf " stewart
Tho t.f.r,uce hciNeru taese two fcci-
Ire .fur.. a. sh1sn hy Chrm.cal aua.ysis,
consists practically in rciaci.on iu tie
n.rcsn,asc of a. lo ihc nes process. To-
thr oli prncrss or pressing oli tne OFT, ihsY
srfr uli abe fo extract much more Wan
tan-ihIrfs of .f aui che rrsi wa' l,it in
the cake. Auaysis showed thf o.i proc
... cake tl c1ntall an average oi I'D or
cert of oii. as tac new process couiaius
1a.g al agsrar, of a1olt % per cent, %
ore. uufil a. much oil A. t1c Oh process.
That I.. the urw process would coniain
rIslns oroI lc.. in each i1o l1s of ia-
f..f. than th- o.i.grocrss. Bat thc new
arortss neal ma.t conisin httir larger
nrrc.utsgr uf r.tf'gruols or muscle a. J
cheese nru.rg substance thAn the o'A'
process cakr. ani also more chfhphy'
lfsi,s.
N,W.tl. eslieui that the d.n-rcrce To-
value viii lspeui much upon The combin'
.t.,a 20 fl.-i u.si in the ration for mnk-
Sapposc thc Prucipai part % tne gram "a
t.nn consisted VI corr meal, which u very
rIrh l1 starch anl fit. ani deficient iu nli'
r,ren d form thr cascin % the miik-then q
Az rrN.procrss meai WOgit 1e vel aiapt'
a - haIsnce tle corn meal. sni would
n-,.ipce A. eooi a rtsult a. the oli.process
nal Auf especially would tais oc thc
cas- if thc winter fJitcr we're largely oi
cora cusllagc
Bot ln combination in a ration having 4
tsfrisncs in 600. then The oldpfOc,s-
woeii ne best. and the old process meal j.
usually cstImatud a. wor d - pcr ton
nofs than the cw.prOcess, aud sells thA'
much higher in market
pror Uor.fau 90 Englani. a very skill
fll daIfyman made a practice OF iccilug
los % bean meal pr tay % each Gov ia
ou milk Aud be gave a. a reason, that
tsi. los. of bean meal kep, up the condi'
tIon of the COW undcf large yleidOf MILK
No~. this process nnseed meal has a
rompssltIon quite similar 90 bean meal
having more nitrogen bot less cAfDOny'
dfats.. .
Tbsre has been. latcly, 10 the butter tests
a consiieraDle proportion Of pa meal xiv
.n in the ration. The value OF THIS j. soou'
ne sane. aud answers nearly The same
nurpo.e - uew-pfOcsss linsesd meal. Bul
AZ. d meal has been FED 10 excess, A.
some have Supposed 10 20 be rich IN butter
fst. when 10 fact 10 contains very insis'
nifcAnt percentage Of IA. 10 assists 10
forming The cassin 10 The milk, and keeps
/ 10 The muscular vigor aud health OF ths
/ Gov. But u l. coustipating, aud OIL meAl
!. laxauvei hence part pa meal and par
I oil meal is better. but there i no propfict,
/ In feeding more than or 5 los. Of each u
any butter tesi.
TIE new process liusecd meal Is lees
uksly 10 Affect the favor Of The butter thar
I The Oli process
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
AmrrIcan naln nan
TuF MODEL COW

A f,retoas writer has thi, o. say % the
liral fowl The ben for The farm Is one
that will lay lei eggs year. weigh, when
dressed. eight p1unds. Will serve A. a
hrolirr When III weeks OLD. huut for Us
uylus. good settlers aui mothers, and new
er eet to1 tough % pass f0r spfing chick
en. This fowl. 10 IL wisely saii, has never
been found ani ueyef all hc.
The ideal COW may be- huiit on the same
plan She must consume iic least feed,
proiace the most milk, make The most
butter aud cheese, produce calf that vii
sell Al The best price. ani when her time
comes % die and the Inevitable 0ccfis made
olt OF her carcass. 10 must not De stringy
aud tough. as the resh % old cows always
l.. but IL must preserve its pristine fresh
ness al through these years OF toll.
Agalu, We may say, with The chicken
man. this COW has never been found and
never will be-. The general purpose COW
: the oue whose general purpose Is 10 get
through the world on q compromise, that
l.. by various Performance with some
milk. little batter OF cheese. tolerable
calf and fair shoSlng of beef In the end,
80 confuse you that you will never kuow
whether you made or lost money on her.
though you are pretty sAfe 10 slIe her ~
on the wrong side OF the account every
time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
H0LsTEINs IN oXFoRp CorNrY-

HoLSTElNS N OXFORD COUNTY.
We learn thai Ne. Thoms. Dresser.
an snierprisiag farmer " STOW. has ate.
" pufcbAssd ihrce animals Of this breed .
"A ball and two hsifers. Oxford Coun.
iy hss i's flll quota Of fne animals. and
May are driven from ii every year %
tl The markets and help make good the
slPply 81 COWS and wofking oxen in and
afoaot oar iargc cities. The introduc-
Goa % any improved breed of cattle in
their puf.iy, j. fse, that should BE-
cause Ga pf.ie Because. by careful se-
lection and breeding. the Whole mass oi
cattle ~ii De much improved
tof rcaiy means of improving stock
there is nltairg .o sure snd al the same
time so easy to obtain. f1r average farm.
ers. e. tse use of q thoroughbred ball
The gaia b. tso-oi The ncw blood
.nrCilced must b. cf great use. and.
~hefe pains are taken % get the best.
they AZ pretty sure o. 81 batter care
thar animals that come from oriiaafy
stock ard a. very much ike The cattle
Of FORMER grrera'ions.
To BE- claimed by some that there b.
Ilsf ss god blood amongst our native
''ock as thtrc i' ia any Imported animals.
TIE is. ia a msasure. true. bl; every
orc all sdur that ihe pfouiscaoas and
osfries. breeding iha; has been fl.iosrt
mauy farmers o. maay years, Doe. noi by
tend 90 the pfodug,.o1 of hfs'-clss' sock
Then if is ~tl to take advantage 90 ihc
espff.erle ard tflfi. of o'hef.. a. far AZ
possible.
We claim that On persistent breeding
90 many generations iot a cfriaia par
posr. certain traits of character may b.
ialy developed ani become leading 81.
cmtrt IN thc nltlrc of tts animal. 90 bel
tarded dosn ,o al failure gonofaiioas
Asa rssllt ci these efforts In certain d.
rcci.ors. wc have che Jerseys and Olern-
ssys iof tltrf. tte Hereford. Stoft-
tofus and poiel Cattle for tesf, and ile
Ayfsh.rc. ari Hoi.ieins o. cheese and
MIA. 40 has also been claimed CO ihe
last named bfcci. hat the oxcn afc hne
wofkefs. ard also that tue immeuss size
'o~hich they grow makes them pioa,as.e
tctf animals
Ihsfe,ofr. A. lever to as a. an im-
pfotrucnt o1 oar stock. 90 mosi tearii-
Iy ~e.c.u ttc re- blood. al s'sh iheii
osnff unhuitsi success With them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
HOW 1T Is DONE.

In order 70 utilize Ia the garden the
waste from the house AZ the least expense,
nrst purchase barrel OF unslacked lime,
then take an empty barrel and begin by
putting in IL layer OF soil or ashes. aud
then the waste from the house, everything
that dog or cat will not eat Keep this de-
caylng vegetable matter covered Win an
inch OF soil or ashes, using coal or wood
ashes Once a week In winter, aud often.
er Ia summer. cover with lime, saw hA.f an
inch. The lime will be Stacking, Of course,
and should be kept dry. but A. the lime rc-
talns its virtue a great while, the one bar
rel will last year or more, according 10
the waste kept.
n starting this experiment In the au'
,umn. early la the spring empty the con-
tents of the barrel into the garden beds,
cover with coal ashes. II the soil Il not al.
ready deep enough, and spade II In. should
the soil be deep aud good, the compost can
De used without the ashes, then, when the
weather Il right, put IL on the plants h.
l. in Tiris NIg1rine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
aARnENINa ~ nMRNINu

ln sr ari..'s In tte Nes York I-.aa.
Walo 2 Bf1wn gives BIZ .ieas of ooa'
rect.rs these ts1 branches ot farming,
as n..oss
Il orc has iaui erouga to kctp serert.
c1ws arf can establish mIk fuuic hf
~ Cos faIviug pruian'e in cunutctou
sIth gar'tuIng. hui vol'i advise taai
fhr cnss Poi fri I'M che stable aui rni pa
trrrfafa. Have I1t tn tlrn then in %.
ar hour or 80 each day Or txefr.sl. ar
Tees trrm 81 ffey ~ rat ant largty o.
hrsn arf OI ura. Arraugr thr s'a'.s
N.fh a manure l.trl mafc water rghi ati
keep supply 1f nfiiIrg fo shsorn al iaf
.gu.f arf Vuu ~ uu tn.s -1rirn ni h.sh
f,s.Ire uatc a large quantity oi tAc-irn'
uarurr. lfyu1 Canuut sr.I the MIA, msAe
fr.t.c.as. butter anf engage Do to casi1n.
tfs ata price fhafNI pay Al. fae vast
ufthr garfrn a. ht.p Gees tav cows an
mech fof can rr raised 'or them oo o.
Wastr spots . am u1s l,r.iiug mr cos-
sweet corr tttt vs. b. ariei August D., Aui
.t 49, iu fu. fnssrl nrt IA nriorr i'r rni
of srrismnrr lf 500 caa gci a market
fnr sstsi cnrn. tne fDfitf arl tlsks if'n
each srrr VII frfi several cows mouin.
40 other articles ! sll sPcak of ihr
crops sh.ch tave i.lrf most pfoaih'ir
arI tsI h1s to msrage then.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

p1uitry rsis-fs should not neglect 70
-. srHcIeut ras hole. either crushca OF
Ia thr form % meal II cuutal Nmr' -
u, 49, oyster shells. 1ut 10 also contains
,rlmsl matter which Is of great Nale'
n',r- shsu hurri j. % Comparatively nv.
v,ius over oystsr shells, but when eftrleu
IN sroard raw. supplies value peculiH 70
ns.if AL classes ~ pocliry are eAifsule
d, f,rf of To- Care shou'd Dc tAktn 70 nave
Il ruro aud sNert tt II good Tor a.
ei...s. aud sgrs OF p0nltry. Tor young
rslrt. La .houi b. usei in The form OF
- mixing 4 small quantity two 90 thfee
tIr,.. wetk NIth thsir son feed, say one
rs.rt 10 bustel of corn neal
~ vourg turkeys 10 u almost indisP n
..sl. a prevent lex weakness Az aooa'
an. IN. IN thslr s'shootlug the red, ~ben
,e.ir h..ith becomes established and thcy
80 .usce. the deve.Opment OF thcif
Sr,mss ana lsg. requires . more liberal A.,
.i~li.tlon of material than can pc Afforded
t, a. u.pai article. of food. II Is vel "
ny a uttie hone meal with the tecd oi
s,,n turksys. AMI from The tine tlsy are
a. vx.sk. old IL can oe used freely.
So IN iafious erects will f0lioS, fof u i
.,,ri,il.s.. al especially u supplies ma
,,rlal % rapidly develop And s'fsns.oen
49,. eoass of the legs. All raisers Of young
,-,s.v. know that leg weakness i one OF
~. ,yii. 20 which thy are exposed, aoo
tris h = natural aud excellent Pfeseniite
80 here i one of the many cases nneie
prevention l. Gar better than cure. plsn.
80. .,s other Asistic chicks. Tor tne Sane
-, ar greatly beuented ~ hs use.
- hone has been proved ~ ana ysi-
4, ront.in every part % an egg-whi,e'
volk. asd of course shell i, snosli oe
sou.,sntiy kspt In special place 10 INC
p~n or ap.rtmsnt Of layiug hens, a. w,
wiil eonsame large qoantities oi y, 10. !,
- 81 form in ~hich 10 place u before
.soit fowls. and 10 This shape u keep-
Trs.h longer thAn when Froand into uesl. y.
a. /. ors OF The principal ingredien ns ln
80 composition % mOst Of me sEs
s,cs. I'M ths market -AusrieaH foHaFy
l1rL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
TAKE CARE OF THEN.

A want OF care when cows come 10 Is
onen the cause OF sickness and loss.
MIA fever Is caused by oyer-feedlng and
by exposure. Exposure Will also cause
other InfAmmstory diseases. IL II cruel
and senseless not 10 DO all which can be
done for animals, 10 make them c0mforta-
ble. when they have their young. The COW
should have warm nOurlshing drink.
and II the weather Il AZ all cold should
have a warm blanket over her back she
should be out OF the cold, aud in the warn
est stable the owner can give. Put q
blanke, on the little calf II will make
il grow better and keep Il from suffering
with the cold. Charity can begin h the
ham Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
IL TIM CIVIL SERVICE
uYE nurprrrs

it wasa a civil service cicrk,
happy man sas 90.
fuf under thr rules ffuu nom tlll dAfAs
tlo must serve hls counter oc.
with SOY he hasisne,i 20 his home.
iic hugsri bis chi.ifrn three
ue klssstl his y o. and saii liurfumf'
lm ps.ss.i surcessfulieri
Thcy askci me shsfc Homer sas born.
Anl Thea they babe ma name
Ins man vln lril tha hope fufiurn
40 the battle Of Anrumpknc
o gave q Ilsi 90 tho English kings
lf william dosn to James.
Anl tnl1 the number 20 ,afurn's rl1Es
Anl Mrs. ~uuihHuuh's names
'At.out Thsrmopyir I toll.
named the Nofth 80 bay.
Ant then snoscii them nus in f1ll
4 uspkin rncen Ways
'nook ul. .Incii. scanned ten llncs.
And I frti sume ~ frnophon,
trNpiaIlsd the f1.ilac AMI lts sifns.
Ant thc cause Of tnr chulcrun.
"Ani Z passci 9Th honor ant hish awari
And ill stick to ny ~ofk Away,
l'm to boil ths pitch in thr navy iArd
iora dollar AMI bali DAY
f.oul laughed che clerk ioui Ia aghe.i his . ii'
AMI ths children. ioud laughed thsy
Ani hr silrrst tnr plicn tue ret of his liie
inaclFu. Clcfkly uay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
KING REDwALD's affairs.
nv uEIKN IACKsoN.

when Edsin rcignei In britain,
And R-dsald reiEnc.i IN Kent,
The news of Christs rsliFiOn
Throughout the country went.
Eisin embraced u warmly
Jnqucstioning, content
- sill not be to- hasiy."
said the canny Ming fhcni
II may b. Christ 4 stronEcs'
Ard the Devil safely peni,
Nat till am quite certain"
said kcdsald King of heni,
I'm give 10 neither worship
Tnquaiinct assent
Ny temple has two a'tars,
foh. cAnny hlng of hentN
me fsrcmost and the biggest
To christ hsnccforth L. lent,
Hat the small one in the corner
said krfiWald King OF hcuii
I'm kccp bnruing 10 the Devil.
That ~ may seo ] meant
To 90 him no iishonor
said The oanuy hiug ~ Kent
Christians rule nos In Britain
And Christians rule IN Kent
Ani men suppose the Devil
II dead, OF safuly peni,
untln somo secret corner.
Tho most OF tnem Cnnsrnf
10 give him one small altar
fisc RetNaid king % hcni
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
NOT So REMARKABLE.

one day solemn man entered Wash.
lngton saloon and asked
"Is this the saloon where Booth got q
drink OF brandy before Killing The Presl.
dentf'
YES, SIR
"Hsve you any OF the same brandy lef1i"
"Yes, SIR"
"Iu the same decsnterf'
"Yes, sir"
"Glve US some OF the brandy out OF The
same decsnter."
IL IL given him. and he puts down the
ffty cents aud the liquor.
"Is that the same brandy that Booth
drank that nlghti"
"Yes, sir"
"And then he went out and sho, the
Presidentf
"Yes. sir"
81 don't wonder. one dfink OF that
brandy would make q man 20 out and kill
his grandmother"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
National Live stock journal
THE SCIENCE AND ART OF MlLk-
ING

wh,n The teat. are nrst touched, either
hy the mixer OF the calf The nrst tnOft
III the COW l. % iraw up he snd0ns
tighter than ordinary, causing a eontrac'
tlou that gives 20 her bag hardness that
mak~- it seen A. II esked, and the mixer
an Al rrst only get the little milk which,
rom being crowded. had OOLed through
ne oriaces into the teais Presently, u
.u 4. ouis, and peaceable, she gives i1ll
r,laxailon % The structures which hold
b,ck her milk. and her teats are not only
allied bui crowded and the whole contents
of her udder are placed az the disposh OF
e.lf OF mixer. n now due expedition i
o..d In drawing the milk u can AL Do oo'
t.lped. Usually this Effort s relaxation
-. NOT long continue. Whether The milk
4. al drawn OF not cows soon tire OF keep
Is nm The relaxation and allow the cords
A. sssume their natural contracted POSI-
ton and thus shut on the How. ibis
n.ke. IN important 10 milk speedily. The
lingering mLksr bsver gets the wh0le oi
~ mess. Neither does he who SLOWS we
nroc.ss 70 be interrupted. Hence, tne
aiming sbOuld be cootlnuoas. Cows en-.
~ tne sense Of relief when q crowded
stter i being emplled. and they WI eon'
,,nae the relation which opens the milk
ssr,. a. long a. they feel that relief taking
So, bat let the mixer stop and the re-
i.x.tiou will stop, and 10 can rarely De IN
t.c.'d again before the time for another
r,Iising' Qulet and comfort are also es-
sentlAi 20 oOtsinlng all the MILK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

A BUSINESS MAS.-It was at . rail-.
road junction in illinois. Several pas.
senger were waiting for the train, and
one Of them vas 90 nervous and imps-
tent that . fellow-traveller finally said :
"You seem 70 be very anxious TO reach
home" "sof am. Every hour Is worth
ten dollars to me. got dispatch q,
Pekin that ffty-one Of my hogs have
shown the 6ut symptoms Of cholera.
"And you are In hurry TO administer q
remedy, Of course" "A remedy No,
cir; don't fool away my time and money
on remedies. want to get them hos'
into Chicago and sold before sandown
tomorrow, and lie going to be mighty
close shave"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

My room looked like a drug store, hal
80 many bottles 10 H. The more dOsed,
the worse on was. Finally, ! paid my
doctor and told him be needn't cone any
more. I was troubled with Chronic Rheu-
mstism, and couldn't get out OF bed alone.
Six bottles OF sulphur Bltters cured me. --
Benjdmia F,fcA, Aidn,s House, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

II will not disappolni you. Il Is tie bet
article known Tor purifying the blood Ani
builiing up tae health aud strength. For
q years eFyslpelas broke out 10 blotches
on my face. found no cure un.il usei
PArker- Tonic two years ago. IL u the
medicine for nee. g.. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

Gods Blessing TO suffering Humanity
/. whA. a clergyman of Clay City. Ind.,
says OF DIR. GRAVES'S HEART RkGu.
LATOR A cure Tor Heart Disease h.
recommends Il 20 all afflicted. lie knows
its value. 81 per bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

The manager OF an extensive city
transfer company which employs = great
many horses, says that the cheapest and
best ration for work horses Is equal qusn.
titles OF bran and corn meal, together with
equal weights OF hay and straw cot and
well mOlsteued when feeding This Is
certainly an important note 10 farmers
who allow so much foe straw 20 TO waste.
II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

AL uousENEErERs should use JAMES
PYLE's PEARLINE 10 their washing and
save tine ani labor. IL may be used with
out lujlry % the nncst fabric. A.
cleanser Il {. unsurpassed. Beware oi im.
ltatlOus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

A railroad sand~lch may not be hari
tack, but n's hard thing 20 tackle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

1t Is said that q quart OF charcoal CIV
en- 10 brood SOW that has taken too much
feed by accident or otherwise will speedily
relieve her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

The recent bagplpe concert in Chicag0
was tame afalr. No one was Killed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

VEGErISE i scknowledged ~ All classes
Of people % be the best and most reila'i'
blood plrihsr In The world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

Jones calls his dog Hickory oscia'e De
has rough bark.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

The rich relative always die, lingering
death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
IITTINNs



is L. useless tl ~ tp tcara a. inir.i-
eeut an anlna as horsc kiuiuc-, p,
rraf.ng lt. yst thrrr arc fools cnough i1
the colutry $40 thIuk t can hc done ADJ
10 .t ai eFsy opportunity.
E.ral So Norksr.
TIE labor ar1 fool uc,tri io keep
raW alive ard healthy A. al tAprnsr
Ihr pr01i comes ou.y from thc slI Ii.l-
eiaf auf care which s1c turns inio miis or
r-sh. auf thc uauure which is saFcd- bli
you losc ttr f..h Naica s1c works on 90
Ianr drives. 90 C1r-umrs in resisting coli /,
trd yul 1.r thr manufc which she pli'
500 i. can go 90 go1t Therefore .u-
tsstin wa.cr ueaf ~ hsrt, warn pliii
Iues. arf tght stable lofs.
NN Trihnnf
The prosperity ofttc countfy aud oi ie-
d.v.taa.s tcpsuts sPou eur.calug the 'Anl.
NIrs.tsnths of thc -o-ct.iet batter soid
Ir ChIcago IL olcomsrrafiue or son.
Iaf cumpourf. according 70 vac h'A''-
CommIsslorcr of that c.tg.
The agricultural editor Of the Peoria
rrr. ,-rtff L. of the opiuion thAi tnr so-.'
,tv of hogs Is prefsrsnic % thai OF an a.
'scrf man ha.fuil Of soar cider
Goshen. the highest poiut 10 oai', 20
-, .h.v. an "a. above the i0gs aud
'ros,. or tae valley. with uativc popaa-
,on. lat three days' fair NJ h'r.,
rar.ug No gambling No whisky. IN
display 90 beauty. Agricultural proieets'
.tock auf CroNd 10 wHs seldom checiie'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

The man Of gall o, Almos, inynrIio'y'
good liver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

Established on = sound oa'I'-i brass
hanN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

Dowuss Elixir will cure any cough or
cold, no msiter of how long standing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

1t does no, pay to save foul air for
ils warmth.