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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
Maine farrner
MAINE fAIthtAf
THOROUGHBRED STOCK


l.. W. FLAT, Waterford. fues about a5
bead OF stock. using snsllsge With good
results. A. the time of my call be had
seven thoroughbred lIsrciords, Inyel cows
and helisrs and the bulls Jick aud Ofsnlie
Boy. which ATE for sale, ~ they are rclsted
~ bis herd.
CD. Fesssndsn and W. II. stieknsy.
Browuneld, each have . small heri OF
thoroughbred Dsrhams Sir. y. j. the
present season using q high grade Here
ford buii of the Dr Towle stock, Freedom,
y. A. good animal
Tf. Dresser, No. fryeburg. has q pair
OF thoroughbred llolsieins, bought OF MI.
Carvllle, Lewiston. The bull when ten
mouths old girihsd strong : feet, and sery
heavy of his gifth Ills dam when With
Der nfsi calf made record Of - lbs OF
milk day. The heller when 6 IL mouths
old weighed $50 los. Der sire glr,hs : fcsi
Inches, ami weighs 5000 Jos. Df. Dfes'
ser also la. heller calf : months Old, q
very nice animal, IS ilolstsin, from The
same herd Thi. 4. the nf.i thoroughbred
stock OF the klnd that has been introduced
into thl. vicinity, aud am glad 10 no,e
The fact that the services oi the boil Tor
the season are fully engaged AZ liberal
price, showing that Mr. D.'s enterprise IL
appreciated ~ the good farmers OF West
oxford
n. 4. Horne. Norway. a. the late sale OF
Peter Kellogg Co, y. \, purchased
four A. J. &. &. Jerseys, all solid color and
very doe lo0ling animals. The bull Mon.
~ Kiotsr l5.tss. cAlyed July -, issj, has
Two crosses of the Stoke Pogis blood and
oue % The So Lambert The heifer knfs-
llne IS. $50. calyed March q, iss5. i one
~ the 81 Heller family. The heller Lem
on. L.oulsa 81. 800. imported, cAlved May
-, isss, has the blood OF the noted Co
msssle Yoang. Rose aud Rsglna The
heller Dlploma. "a Jl.7O5, oAlycd March
IS. lss5, Is Of The Stoke Pogls ADD Rle'or
blood.
SIR. samuel Locke, West Paris, also
bought some animals at tue same sale.
John Small. Greenwood. has purchased
= thoroughbred Durhsm bull, from the
herd OF l.. A. Dow. Sears Island, riee
shapcd animal lie has Jersey from The
herd OF X. whitney, Harrison. lie has
"skimmed milk" steer calf. grade Oar
ham. ll.s months old. feet Inches In
the llne, Tor which he would like a mate.
SIR. Snail AMI several Others 10 Green.
wood and Paris, send cream 20 the New
Gloucester Batter Factory. cs.A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

Tmr AMERICAN pARADIsE.-An un.
terrified and hishly.gif,ed editor OF Dd'
ko,a is Of the opinion tina, Dakota i' a
paradise. lie says:
dakota Is the sole remaining quarter
section Of Paradise in the western world.
II Is no uncommon thing tor = whole
Dakota family to 81. on one end OF 20.
,a,o while the other Is roasting in the
fire. We hatch our own Wild geese. o!
such dimensions that eastern and south
ern ,enderfeet are liable to mistake them
for winged hippopo,ami. on lakes OF nev.
er.ffeering rosewA,er and cologne We
wall up our wells. the holes for which
we pull with steam derriek' and sish-
teen hundred horsepower engines our
radi.hes and bee,s and make COW sheds
and circus tents Of our turnip rinds. We
put rockers on our empty pea'pods and
use them for cradles"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
MISTAKEN IN THE NAME.

"II curious whs, chsngs tins makes.
remarked Secretary Lsmoat 10 the Prtsl.
dent the other evening.
"Of course, OF course" repllet the Pres.
ident, abseutly. looking oat OF the window
Abstractedly, aud wondering why the grass
looked 80 much greener this spriog than
ever before.
snow, here's q paper" continued the
Secretary. "thn a9ased you continually
while you were . candidate, bat now II
has completely changed about"
"Yes, yes, IL happens So" said the Pres
ident. shortly. tugging at his mustsehe.
and speculating upon the probable warmth
OF June weather for travelling parties.
"Jast look ct the difference" persisted
the doughty Daniel; "now Instead OF crit.
icism there II constant praise. Its nattery
may even be called falsome. l."
The President wheeled about suddenly.
"whst was your last word. Dinielf" he
asked.
"Pulsome," said the Secretary.
"0h, ah-yes. thought you said Fols
- But no matter, It's indeed true what
you say"
Then the Private Secretary rustled the
paper and the President looked out OF the
window more intentiy than ever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

GIVE PIoGy A BKp.-when pigs are len
to themselves they always have clean bed.
To get IL they will hunt ell over aud gather
straws and weeds and any Kind OF litter.
ana carry IL in their mouths to make up
their bed. Their owners are not so Wise
or considerate. They leave poor piggy
very often 10 wallow In flth or 10 sleep on
The bare fioor. They think this Is eeono-
nv, bat IL IL q wasteful economy. and that
l. no economy at all. IL will pay TO buy
straw at siO ton to bed hogs and to mix
with their droppings. Dry muck is good,
90 are leaves, or anything which will ao-
sorb the urine and prevent the excrement
from going 10 waste. when led on gram
their excrement IL almost clear nitrogen.
There Is potash also, and when water is
added TO The nitrogen ammonia 10 formed.
Here is q small lesson In chemistry, and IL
teaches Us that We must save all OF the
pig manure and make as much as We can.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

A SMART CoSDucroR.-A "miIsd
train va. proceeding ., the usual rate on
q Dakota road, when IL suddenly started
up aud began to run much faster. An
ss,oni.hsd passenger called the con-
ductor and said:
"Aren't we running about twice fast rs
usual"
"Yes."
"GOipg down hip
"No."
"wind changed and helping US alons'
81 que" not"
"Engineef drunk J"
"No more then is customary. Ill
tell you. though; we've sighted man
walking about mile ahead on the track,
and I'm going to catch him and make
him get on and pay his fare II have to
run the wheels ell of and have the car,
dragging on the rails. The rules forbid
any man trying to beat the company
this way
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

sousnoDY's cor rOFAY They began 10
bore for natural gas 10 q town 10 Southern
Ohlo last winter, the business being In the
hands OF q frm. Inside OF two months
they declared dividend Of tweny-eighi
per cent and formed q stock company. In
six weeks Arsr this latter event an Assess
msni OF ten per cent. WAS levied.
"Iwsnt to know how this comes about,
demanded an Indignant st0ckholier. "if
you made twenty per cent pront BY
boring down two hundred feet, how does
Il come that you have 20 assess us 81 four
hundredi'
Easy enough. answered the president.
The tsenty.eight per cent. was on en-.
pectailOns; the assessment l. on stern re-
aliy. Somebody's got 10 pay for those
extra two hundred feet. - Val Nir,d
ArtH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

Yes. know very we'll that the
doctors prescribe whiskey for eonsump-
tion. but not quarter a. much ~ they
did five years ago; and within five years
from this time the same doctors who
now prescribe II will be ~ much ashamed
Of IL a. they are now Of half . dozen
other prescriptions for consumption which
have had their run within the last thirty
yean. In medicine. fashions change
about - often a. they do In dress
Do L<riss Nuggets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

HAD Ills PRAYER GRASTrD.--Some time
ago one OF our citizens was milking his
COW, and as the flies were very bad, the
COW 10 brushing them struck him In the
face. whereapon he Jumped up. caught her
by the tail, aud giving her q jerk said be
wished To God he had 4 COW without 4
tail. When the calf WAS born, 10 aud be-
hold. II had no sign OF . tall --Psrry Co.
Mauffor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

-Cream.ries are last multiplying In the
dairy States Of the Northwest. Maine
dsirymen must awaken To The TACT tha'
creamery made butter Is fast taking con-
troll OF the market, and the proper way Tor
them Is TO keep up with the times. IL Is
fact settled beyond question, tha, CON-
muni,y OF dairymen ~ the present time,
will receive more money for their product
with the cream turned Into creamery
than II the butter was made al home with
all the a,tendsn, labor OF m,klng aud sell
ing. .=Mlinf Elrmsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

Don't forget the dus, bath. This 10
made by nsiling together four boards In
the form OF q square. No bottom is
needed. Place In q sunny corner and
MI with dry loan or road dust, with an
extra barrel full 10 use when needed.
There IL nothing equal TO good dust
bath TO keep the hens free from lice. II
they are very lousy. . bushel OF wood ashes
may be added 20 the bath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
Original.
COMMON sKSsE vs. srw METHODS

lOrisinAi.l
COMMON sE~sE vs. Srw METHODS
MALI
. Dor my part. give NE common ssnsei"
Exclaimed an ola farmer from over the fence,
To bis ciiy ned nsighb0r. who had stopped ~
To tell him the ne- method OF making bar.
e these ere new method. Of curing hayi-
Why, thsred be the very 'Old Harry 10 paw
live pat IN our grass all vet and green.
In the spring gue.. our eaiiled look slesni
81 You nesdn's talk of spsllage and .iios snd
sich.
Thsy may do very well fOr those wh' are
rich.
nu, for u. poor farmers here In oii. rocky
Maine.
to gain
'' We halnr no time or money to spend In 'i'h
Hay veil dried in the snn.' was my Aih'r''
sChoolin'.
Aoi not gfas. frrmentsd and sour AZ ssill,
That nsy,r fAiied a Gov or paid up . bil
80 you bad better iA.e your wfapgisd no
lions 20 thOse
who sow wheat In hills or harley In fo~s.
Dor want % Improve this right nice day,
In getting IN load. of w.ilrificf bay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

Amer using large number OF prepars.
ilous for Ca,srrh, have become satisfied
that OF them all Ely's Cream Balm gives
me the most relief can recommend u 10
any one who may have catarrh, Cold In
the Head or Hay feyer.-S. u. Lewis,
Principal Graded School. Clinton, Wis
Easy 20 use. Price 80 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

sS-yithoat beautiful hair no woman 10
beautiful. Il yours falling OF or fsieii
The loss l. vital Parker's Hair Balsam
will preserve your hair and give back 10
gloss and youthful color. Clean, elegant,
perfect. Prevents dsndruf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
Beware of ScroMLa

scrotulA Il probably more general than any
other disease. II IL insidious Ia character,
and rnanliests itself In running sores pa'1aih
,uptlons. bolls. swelling. enlarged iolnI''
Assesses, sore eyes, etc. ilcofs Saf'apaiilia
etpss all trace of ,eroiula from The p'ood'
leaving II pure. enrlehsd, and healthy
II wa, severely Arieied with 'eroisia,
and for over year had two running sores
on nv neck. Took Eve bottles OF HOODS
s,r.apaulla. AMI consider myself cured
e. 4. LoyTJor. Lowell. Mas.
CA Arnold, Arnold. Ne, had serofuioa'
sores for seven years. spring aniiAh' hooas
s.t..partlla cured him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

COP LIVER OH, VIII HrrornosFnuKs.
4. more reliable A. an agent 10 the
cure OF Consumption, Chronic Coughs and
Em.ciatlon, than any remedy known TO
medical science. IL IL so prepared that
the potency OF these two most valuable
specifies Is largely Increased. IL IL also
very palatAble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

-Mlliiners who have not put faith In the
crusade against stuffed birds are len with
Q big stock on hand and no prospect OF
selling out except at . great sacrifice.
.Irs cruelty TO milliners. and ladies ought
10 know t." one detected milliner was
heard 10 say recently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

II e.tlmttsd that 900 swine are ALLIED
OF every year Ia The unitei States ~ be.
lng I'd ou pies aud cakes turned oat by
young ladies' cooking clubs. Tnsrc ought
% be q law against 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

The reason people are satisfied TO eat
the refuse OF slaughter houses In the shape
OF butterine and oleomsgsrine is, that II
don't taste half 80 bsd as some Of the gen.
uine butter sold In the market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
TuKY II.yE NEvKn FlIIEp.

Ihaye been sick more or less for the At
ten years, which has cost me many dousrs
In doctor. and druggists bills. The last
two year. IL only cost me three dollars.
whyi Because usei Sulphur Bliters In.
stead OF employing doctors. They cured
me OF Jauuilce e-E =. BOYD, H0b0ksH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

"You can say what you Ike" said an
enthusiastic Democratic 20 Republican
nslghbor. "brt the President IL bent on
reform.
"Yes," was the reply, and bis party Is
trying 20 siraighten him out F"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

That's right When ths, horse stun
bles, give him . good cut With the whip.
or course, he meant To do 10. II he does
does II again, don't look At bis feet. get
out and club hlm-RHrdl Nc, Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

Philadslphis l. pleased 10 discover iha,
she has thirteen more pie factories than
Chicago, while her death rate Is no, qaiie
so large. 1.-THE diet wont DO 10 Why does
she not use the Calling guni
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

Those sharp pains Ia the smsll OF the
back and around the bips will quickly 20
after you apply H0p Plaster. Ladies, pay
attention 10 this. 2Jc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
LAND FOR SALE 1!

tts anfsrsiEnet offers f0r sac ne foil0uit Z
tsscftsf lots Of lani
~. Part "a "a. Ne. rs sni H. In Fox's
sfAat - esl cd In Peru, sslimAiesi - D. Aboai
ll. scrss. And sell knosn a. ne kloridse Can.
NJ fkrn.
No.l. Ths Tobiu Fsfm fso cansil comprising q
a1cui TO l1ts sni ssrm Atsd a. 10 acres, also In
felu. near Worthly foat.
rhs above lots. not being required ior the par.
llsss q HsrisdNie Farm. riil - solt AZ pic
-atch I'll make then q pruatAols investment -
az ons desiring nrst class pastnrkEe. Tor pre-
ti'.s ADply o. Chulss NiekerY, NanasH hsias
las Fsrm. CAntsu- MAkn = NAkp-
Santoa. sspt lea. tss3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

JAMES PYLEs PEiRLISE 4. eonsli.
cred the best washing Compound OF the
day W al wh) once give ii q trial 10
cleansss the most delicate fabric without
lpluflng ii S1li by all grocers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

TiIE subssfltsr hsresl gtes put.ic n'tioe thf
h. hss tssu daly appoiuici tY tte Hoe jads.
~ Frobsfe fCr N CoautF 90 OXFORD AL assumed
fhr lrust q IxfrIfof of tts estate ~
DANIEL HALL. ate Of FEW
In saf Couniy. deceased, uy givins bod a. ne
a. llrsct. be thsrsfofe fe.i ests al persons IN
a. bel d ths ssiAfs of sAii decessei o make In
,s.ils,s pstmsnt and t11ss sht have Any de.
manfs tfsforn O. exhitt ths zane -
NJ h.. - WILLIAM wOODsUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

DXIOKp. sss-At = Coau of Probate hsli
Parls sIfhln and t0r tts ColntY u ohiofd
cn M thfi ras-dsy % Ma. A. u. ".
FfIA n. nuusE. ut1os ci tlmcf
uofse fsis OF Oanton. defcAsei, having ffe.
.sutsf - tstif On f0f an aiiasknCc 0ut q The
tsr..nal ssilte of All decsssct
Ordered Thai tts .sii Petitioner give notee
to an psrsnns Interested by caasins eopi ot hs
lr.irr o. D. lutlshcd thfvc seeks sscocssiNel} IN
TIE OkafJ tTuosfai pfinisf a. fAfis, thaithsl
maY sEFear - a PROBATE 0oart % - he'll a.
rafis IN sall 0oaniF on ne thifd Ieesdsy oi
sh1W caass II any tbsy have, AGAINST the sane.
akO A. WILSON, Judge.
Auus cagy- Aiiesii n. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

The South Sea Islanders are learning 10
swear In English aud play poker. Thus ls
seen one OF the good results OF ssndlug out
missionaries 90 convert the heslheu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

The msn who makes habit Of striking
m,tchss on his pautsl ,ons viii sufsr Tor u
some nigh, when be gets out Of bed In
hurry t0 dad the paregoric.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

Ny 500. when you run for once remem-
Der that lump OF sugsr will attract more
flies than eau light upon H. This is the
nr.t great lesson 10 American p0lltles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
oNFoRD. So oss', q rIeea'. ~ ~, =

OXFoKp. s..-At = Court % Probate h'ii Al
PHts wuhIn sd GO ne County - ga iofd'
60 ~ thiri ruesisy % NAV y. -.
s.f.fs ofHmIy 4 Hammoai, late % Paris, in
80 CoaatT dc s.sd. hsfing pfesfnisi M. ae-
craat of Aiulnistraiion q tnc hsiate 81 sA1 ae
oeased for allowance
OEpEEEp. that ne ssld Almia'r give notice
to ~ psrsous intsFtsted ~ easing eoly oi thls
or,isr 10 % Eablishsd sests saccsssiteiy IN the
Oxiord Dsmocrsi pnnief az fAfis' th.t tns{ ep
src..r ata Probais Coaft % b. held al fafi.,
In sslf coauty oh the ihirt Tussiay oi June eekl
Al . o'ciock la ths i0fenooa sat tho. esase II snf
fssv hsts uhy the sans sh0uld notts sll0sed.
sEO. A WILSON, JadEe.
t.-..r,r,v attsst IL c DAVIS Re sistsI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

KNOW TnysKiY, by reading the "Sei'
epce OF Llfe." the best medical work ever
published for young and middle-aged men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

T. 7. Bsrnam has offered to establish
BIOLOGICAL garden II wsshiuRton. lie s
supp Dssd 10 have a. signs on the Congress
loual bear garden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
Salt Rheum

william sples. nyria. O.. suffered sreaiy
from sryslpelas and sali rheum, , eau~a =,
handling tobacco. At times bis hands r0ula
eaek open and bleed. lie tried various pfep-
aratlous without aid finally took HOODS sai.
sanar,lla. and now says " I am entirely vel
.My son had salt rheum on his hana' ana
IN The calves of his legs. lie took iiooas
s,raparlla and IL entirely cured" j. u.
srAsTvS. Mt. Vernon. Ohio .
Hoods SarsaparilIa
sold ~ all druggists o.; an - MADE
only by c. I. HOOD o Co, Lowell Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

"rhst tired feeling" from which you
sufsr 80 much. particularly la the morn
Ing. 1. entirely thrown or by Hoods saf'
saparilla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
A truscopy assssi II. c. DAvi. .RssisIs'.

DxFOKD. ssi-At Court of frooats hsli AZ
P.rts uiihin AT Cor the C0anty ofOxiord on
tie thrt ruesiAT ~ h.x. n, -. NJ A.
-IsIstrstsr al the estate ~ DaFit NJ. btnefot'
- of nethsl ta ssid Cognif, deosAscis tfsI'
% Or l.renss o. eel ant crufey - maca oi ~
- estate q at dsceased AZ puhhf of F.sN
-. =. .ln r.ro-frra ths sum u four hantfci dll.
-. f,r ths g.yment % dts al charges
UanFaTn. hat ths sad fetitionsf ave no.ie
% all gersoas intsrssisdt ~ eAasihs a. seii.S
"a tbr.s .s.ks saccsssivsly tn the Oxford ID no
er.t prtu,sd AZ Paris, that they may aptsH AZ
Prot.ts Coart % D. held a. fAri-. IN sAli l See.
~ "a ths N ~ Tussdsy % Juos nsxi. Al 20 e.ees
~ - ssr.neou snf shss eaass fsny they have,
- ths sans shoulf Dot bs srAniei -,
~ - t.Eo A WILSON. Jaiges
a. 81 n.wr. nauIsfar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

"A novel has jus, been annoa need
with the title "in hsying time" II must
have been . grsss.plot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
Atss ,ory-A,.s.i II. { paws. Essi.isi.

OxFOKn. ss-Ai Court "a ff0bais heh AZ
rarIs WIfhll nd f1r the Colniy ~ Oxiort 90
ths tfIri TussdaF Of MAJ A. u. is-a
0MAkt 49, ti-hNANs Afnluis'fat ont
estate "a usrlarnla Z. Nsstoa late q AnilTef,
Ia saf CouuiY. dccsasst. having pfessniei tis
account n aimIuIsirsi.1n a ne estate ~ sAii
iereasoi fnf allowance
ukuEkEu. tnai al Atminisratof sfe nctoe
to af psfsnus irisfrstei ~ causug copy 81 MS
order - tc lutlls1st thrte ucsks saccsstittly iu
t1s Onf1rd Democrst, sarssrsprr pfint~i Al Tar
is thaf thrT maY arrssf at q ffopAie tpgn - -
hsIf at Pars. IN al c0unfr.on ne third tuesiAy
ID Iaus nsHt. ai nae O'Clock in tte iprencon
AL shos calss, u Nny thcy have, -hy ne sane
1911 81 i. A--lalL-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

OXFORD .i-A C0urt Ol rrooals ss.i .
Psris xtfhin and for the Coentl o. Onofs
80. tEl,f Tue.dsy Of hav. A. ID. is.os
On tbs pstItioa Of JOHN u. uODeh, Adma
t,r n n ssfata 0f Einef 4. heige, i.te ~ 1ah
tou ia saN o. ANY, deeeAsei. pt.ilss -
n UeiEs rs.iie1 % me tine of his destn. sl.aa. M
- III - "A taWs of Cantau. AZ "a altAaA-eSes
80 n Ten tuudfei snd twenty ave doileis.
a.. ~ rs,.oas Interested by easing an aosfs.
~ M. nst,fico vita this order thefeon, 70 " ~
-, 49, wees. saccsssissly In the okiord
u.mosrst D. rlnssd al PsIls, thsi thsI @sl 49,,
Al 4 Probsts Couft 20 o. hsle =. -, =, :
Sssi.,ss IN re forsnoOn. AMI shos cause " shJ
- 80 az ~ ssms should not be usaie1.
~ oEo. A. WILSON, ystse-
..-......-.t,.sts m. q DAVIS. kexistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
DR.. R. C. FLOWERS
Purifier

Ne physisian la Amsflca otAy ~. sushs a.
tio..f ssgutstlou a. Dr. X 4. fLOWEk fof rAii
r.ilv rurfr g.assrs. Tamsrs. strofaia. ani
81 1ss dep sss'sd And terrible blooi disordsfs
thst fof esutafies tie uedieAl - I'll IesArdel a.
wslinixh inCufable. pf. floeers uleea rss-
la.r, mors thsn snyth "a eiss, has conuiugtsi -
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PARIS. MAINE. TUESDAY. JUNE 1. 1886
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

on practical agricultural top.
ics l. solic ted. Aidrv.s all cotnmus icsilons
intended iOs this department Ia Aonic.L
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