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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
Warm Unter for Cows.

A hearty COW, ffe.h 10 mils, and eating
dry food. Gill frqlsntly dflbt I've or NOR.
ordinary plllfas % Sster Ia day. III
this b. taken into the system nsAr the
fry, Eiug poiut II must be warmed by The
heat % TIE body. -hicn heat costs the
farmer money, ja.t A. The heat from the
wood OF coal Ne burn 10 our stove. costs
money II sas long ago di.cOvered that
heat savsd by tight walls ,ni roofs 10
chssper than t.e beat proiui ei from h,y
aud grain II IL now bciug learned ih.t
wood, coal. sni Kerosene oil ls = cheaper
fuel fOr warning water for animals ihan
hsy and grain Oae feeder estimates that
during the present vinisr nve cents worth
% fuel used for warning The drinking va
ter % hl. cows has returned blm sl 10
worth Oi butter. IL IL not necessary 10
warm up - The blOoi test point Cattle
Usually like 10 better 49, reffsshiug tenn
p-rAturs. some thisk 55 , 20 6J , 1. aboni
wsfm enough. Is should never be cold
enough q cause COW 10 iremole After
driukiBg New Eoglsnd Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

DER PL0wtSG Western papers are
ursfug f.rm.r. q piOs de-per, b1t oei"fe
oar 4 istsrn farmers think ths sl'los
m..nt f1r them. v- hops they vii eoos'l
.rnf,s poluts u a ference. Oar soh y,
,sln ans "a. beeu brought into assia'
condition by cultivation and msnafing.
.p1 the UNDERLYING earth IL efaie snd
.or,hl... antii Il l. satjected 10 me SANE
trsaimsnt; thsir soil !. fica ani .h IsN
10 f,.d plsnts. 10 some instances 70 isptn
~ n.py ss.t. sud the surface has been sr'
h.a.t.i by cropplng without m,nafr
therefore 10 their h-li., plowips deep
~. nor. fertility In rsseh % the pl'n.l
vhils 10 oar a-l3. DEEPER p,osins calls io'
more mAnurc - keep the sol ~ 70 aIs
.t.ntarf. Again. their soil osipg neaIiJ
81 .Iio,i,l mater. the surface Il In dAbgsi
on bslog washed off n there .. much slope,
.ni ,hs groaBd Ia. not hen plo-ei so
$500 - a dspth ssrislvui 70 aosoth
the rainfaIl Mirror All Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
a p,.,,as.'.A.a e,rs,~... r.'''.

Rev. II. n. Pickrus. Presideni of ,hs
Me,hollst Pnhsstant Church q South
Carolina. wriLs from Gr,envills;
About four years sgo ! wss attacked
With what the physician. pronounced
nsuralgic rheumatism. Accompanied with
srysipslas My sppetite failed me entirely.
and had an intermitting pulse aud very
irregular pulsati0ns of the heart a tsr.
nile pain soon came into nay chest and
shoulisrs. and becsms - helpless that l
could attend 10 NJ business AZ all The
pain. were movable. and would -ome,ime-
pas. from Uns part of my body 10 another.
Finally the srysipslas broke cut on my lsft
hand and arm. and produced much swell.
ing. wss Coz eighteen months afflicted
A. this way. and n oour-e used great
many Kinds n medicines. but nothing ave
rls relief Friends finally persuaded me
o. try swifts Spsoidc ! notiosd adccidsi
improvement While taking the hrst bottle.
4 continued II. uss until ! bad taken sboat
ons dassn bottles. When fund my.'lf
sound aud veil agtin. With no sign ~ dis-
ssss left sHospt stiffness IN my hand
result a the ,rysips.as While taking
tie medicine | gained on an av,rsgr tuo
poand. II hssh psr week. j ihink >. n =.
a valuable medicine, and frqaenily
T,commsud u D. my frisnis
Write 20 the swiTr SrEciFIc Co.
Atlanta. Ga. Cor Trsaii-e IN hlood ani
hkin Diseases. mailed free b. anyone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
com Tor cnnning Factories


nt.the custom where factories Are -.
tabu.asd for The canning of sweet core, 10
..nf nan .ruuni smous TIE farmers and
at then - slEu an A9rrsmeut % pi,ui
certain tumhsr 10 acrts, Nth The sssur.
.ucs th. The factory win be tuui u thsy
can have ths corn frum . si,iei ARA
To-, Pisa iu May cases issfs - poor
fafmiug sud loss q farmers. To % snfe
The C1mpary mf,nt o. bc sure oi haslness
suough % b. pfoat,b.s bsf0re pniubg 10
she msChinsfy, tut there oaghi - - .onr
other ssy o. cone Al 10. This lnlaelng
hfmsr. q 80 la.i Shai ihsr should noi
so. and What ne, have d'us 100 lous, Va,
plant more than thsy can property m,nafr
as cuitlVsis. whsn m,u "a. unly m,.
narr suou.h for an acre, 10 10 folly for hiu
u sprssd n on thr,e acrys Abd att mot io
give his sss.t corn fall supply oi nnul'
meat ~ aiiiug high-pfiesd pao'paAis-.
Auoihsi Po.ut on stich iafmsfs 'aoal
IA. .nm~ united .ction is The seed thsi
the, plant TIE manager. % most Gao.
uire s.tabIi.hmsnts claim The privilege of
furrl,hlug seed o. farmer, Al their o-n
prics. of coarse. on The pea thn ny
..nt a. BE- surr that IL vii b. the right
sirt. Nhen In reality tAe object IL u nj
ss,sral sind.. early ,ni la,s. 80 tae cora
-oali bot Al come 10 ne .aop a. once,
thsreby obugirg TIE farmer "a pick hi'
f.li over several tlmes - gsi hls crop.
Your distinct varieties of.-ect corn have
zen sen n o1. g "a from sevi seat oat
~ the concern a. pare Esrly CROSBY Ati
last year the c,nnlug mcn, 10 tosir al
tsmpts % lsugthen out ne season, iafnish-
81 tbs farmers in some sections sl'h "a.
risiy that grew fourteen icsi hish an ga
DOT e q aiall. AT 10 such cases TIE stAln
.sfr a. ihs fNrmsr bal % shos Tor hs
l,nt. labor. tine sni manure. fafnsfs
should icmand a warrant - Insure ihSm
against such lo,.. or re privilege o' gsi.
uug seed -asre iasy plsasc-Mirrof ani
FARMER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
Agriculture at Washington.

Maine Farnsr
With hostvsr much of propristy n here
toforv may have ben charged that sgri-
caitufsi Interests GA no, receive . due
SHARE of attention from lss makers, 10 GER
tAinly II rot nksly % b. iru. of The pres.
sui Clugrtss. Aside from the proposed
slsvAtion % TIE Commissioner % Agricui.
tufc % position In The Cabinet. refetr-d
% slsc~hsre. The needed legislation FOE
perfscilug The snpsfimsnt station oil h,.
neyn promptly sttsudsd ~, and The sppfo-
pfiation IL uos available. bin. more
noTtiCultaral than Agricultural, psfhsps,
yet closely related 20 The common Interests
% al. IA. bccn introduced Nskiug for ~.
dactiun % postage ON seeds. plants, baio.,
ant sciOus frum slltssn 10 f0gr cents
poand II is doabtfui. however. whether
this anis favor 10 iac prvssni Congress.
LsgislAtiou for The sKiifpAtion of couta.
giols p.uro- 9ntumonlA frum The couutry
l. .gNin asksd for, ani 10 warming up iato
q hard fghL This cot nlci l. not 80 mach
ior The isgi.i,iion o. 10 b. What that isgls-
latiOn shall bc. The Consolidated Cattle
0fus,rs' Association AsE fO' ~, IA
commission % tale the natter Ia Chargc,
-ith an appropriation 90 . muli0n dollars
% stpsnd on the l1h. The BareAa % Aui.
m,l lntus,ry, vith Df. Salmon a. lu ehisf
vstsfluMi.s, hss by as bad The matter In
hArd he past year, ani sith The srPsudi'
tufe % Ahout quarter % = miliOu-ths
appropriation w,s fFe huuirsd thOu.,ui
doi'srs-have done al thaisuy commission
could hav. toas In The sane time In the
vNy % Slplrg cat The disease. Couse-
qasutiy there are those Who believe The
pr,ssut order % ihlngs should Dc eouiin'
asd. Msauwhilc between the two contend
irg forces The matter Il not hk,J 10 oe
overlooked.
VALE he olsomargarlne question nay
he .ali O. hs bsfJrs Congrss., yct 80 fst II
has cot no farmer ihan The prs.sntaiion 20
on for ths rsp~al ~ ne TAI sni its r,fsr-
srce - tae commiiiss on agriculture. 10
ihls TIE farmers ar. only called upon - act
on TIE defensive. a. they So Rot call fof
legislation. bat ouly desife he prsseni Az
% .,ani TIE band % ths olco manufAc-
tnfsrs w,s shovn 10 a. ,flrt % have TIE
tlu referred o the Ways AM meAu. COM
mlttre, where Il was vel untsrstOoi rc-
port faVofshlc % rspsN Scni D. secured.
Ths fTisnts q houssi tgttsr, however,
novel ia fsfgienee q tae agiiCuliufA
committee sh-fe u pfopsTly hslouged. And
gainsd ths tscidsi victory ~ vote OF 40
in favor % 81 agsinst ~ Thus 10 IL e.sily
seq th,t sgfiCuiiur, iutsrssts sfe rNctl''
log their fu.l sasfe % atisuti1u. and. WhN
= stlll bsiisr, the demands % The fsfmsfs
are bsiug rtsP,ciei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
Saed Potatoes.

There wAs short crop last year, and
The price has ruled higher than usual
through IN. ~lntsr, bot not - high - mary
expected, as large Quantities have been
brought sefoss ihe Atlsutc In addition Ia
the usual importAtlOus irom the Provinces.
whether or not the price % potatoes be tn'
e..lvs, 10 will pay 20 take good care OF
VIA, We may have on baud. IL will be
good year 90 Try small, whole seed ror
planting. method which some believe 10
he be,i. We have M hesitation about
planting pltA,Oe., the size of Eaglish VA.
nuts. n ttey ar. Kept from starting ull
time . plant. This size IL too small ioi
m.Iset. and worth comparatively little fof
feeding 20 stock. Some may be tempted
% plant the foreign p1tsioes, ba, thoss
Who hsve sxpsrimentsi with European
seed In years past, report Vefy Gni,yorAoly
ofthe r,sglt New EaglAud Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
He Was Like the Moon.

A plainspJken country preacher In
Ter.s was called upon IN m Ike few re-.
marks At the grave OF nan who wss
somewhA, unpopular, aud who during his
life was much addicted 10 drink. The
breaches falnlied bis task In the following
words with What shall ! compare the
deceased rsm,Insi Shall I compsre him
with the supf NJ. never. The sun blinds
people with Its brilllsncy. Shall CON.
pue him with the stsrsi No, not with the
stars that can only be seen ~ night Oar
late friend could he seen both day aud
night at the saloons. I think, on the
whole, We had better compare him With
the moon. The moon gets full every once
In Q while. ard % did the decessed. I've
heard that the moon borrows its light, and
90 did the remains, for he smoked . great
deal, aud was always letting his cigar 60
out Peace 10 his ashes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
nn.IInr In Ii.l,.

They evidently don't believe In duels In
Italy. The rccently promulgated penal
cole decidedly sets ~ face against that
fashionable French amusement
According to its provisions, the sending
~ a challenge renders the person sending
Il liable o. imprisonment for from three
o. six months The principals In a duel,
even N they DO not succeed In woundns
each other may hc kept In durance vile
for the latter pcriod, while the seconds, II
the meeting takes place, are liable 20 a
similar penalty Nor II punishment
avoided lscause the event has taken
place outside u Italian territory. In al
ditlou. any one Insulting n non.combatani
because be refuses 10 light may b. kept
behind prison bars for month or year,
according o. the gravity ot the onense.--
Paris Cor New York star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

w..n, never anything going on. bi,
Mark somehow Away. go, mixed up
with Il. He's the hand'oms', fsllO"
hsre.bou,.. a. you are the pre,,iss, girl,
hate 10 lo., you bu, can't fad !, In
my heart to grudss your good luck; but
mus, try aud ge, along vi,hou, you s'
bes, can next summer. but ! do hope
10 gracious that | shan't have no m re
strike. .-Satutday Night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

wtNrHE WoHE --lss. there 10 good
tssl % ~ufk that can he done on The farm
10 the siu,sr se.sor, bat W must not wofk
every mluut. .ud .iraln every muscls %
NJ. almost tension I. Ne Oftsn % Ia The
,anmcr time. We need 10 take some rc.i
.nd recreation vislt our friruis, neigh.
bor.. ,nith. Gr,rge OF Fume'.' CiuN. ,ni
resd |, uumhsr OF good agricultural papers
ani fcv goDi ho0k. ani mag,tlnrs. u
Soc. not take vefy large stock of cattle
20 rtgalrc The larger part % onc mans 81.
,sutior during TIE wintsr season, 90 ih,i u
much team work IL done, 90 many Improve
meuis made in the winter. u need. The ser
tlces % hired mAu, or son ortso. 90
most farms 10 vii pay 10 keep hirvi man
In the winter llc .hoa.i be hirvd BY the
year, sud n both paflir. src suited. con
tings % hire him year amer year, a. long
q. you can; because hc 10 worth more ~
yoa than a green hani; BE- uniurst,nis
bow yoa r,quire work 10 be done and 10
also undef.tands the team, siock ani farm !
and by al means select q man % good NOR
a.. sen .ient wool should b. got up aud
dtisd for the stove 20 lAstayssr or more, 50
a. 10 b. sure OF dry wood All the time, u you
turn wood Ifn 10 coo. you burr, THIS
hint dont sppy % you; bat In this neigh.
hofhOOf se poor souls barn wool and bat
frw have aby AheAi. IL !. mostly green,
Aud Nhst usisAncel Iuy 10 provide dry
wool for nv household. bat occasionAllI
ran short. nfy wood IL cheaper by bali,
kuow from experience - II. ID, Corn.
ing. y. Y, Ia Mirror ani Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

There issvsst r'rcues 10 the comfort
and labor Of The farmer rh0 sells his mils
or cream a. q creamery, ard the farmer
shO has Local milk route, or Who ssnis
his milk 70 TIE city. In the former case
ihs farmer does bis milsiag ,i sessooAhle
hours snd lelsursly takes his milk To the
eresm,ry. Ifhe Is few minutes ahsai OF
behind II msk,s no material dinrrerce. 10
The latter case h. ususlly has 10 get np long
before Daylight aud hurry sbd worry 10
es, bis mllk 10 the depot in time, or bis
customer. served promptly. A eynlesl
Old farmer says that cresmrries are only
another device 20 make fsrms-s hfJ'
There l., however, little danger offsrmsr'
being male lsEy ~ lesseuing The htfdship
and severity OF their labor. The lot ofthe
.vsrsgs d.lryman Is hard enough anyway.
Rural New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Ih,ve no, used al Of one bottle yet. l
,uf .rsd from csi,rrh FOR twelve yesrs, sr'
p.risuclng the n.u.eAiing dropping In The
ihroG peculiar 10 that disease, aud nose
bleed almost daily | tried vsfions rene.
dies without benefit unill last April, when
I .,w Yly's Cresm Balm advertised 10 the
Boston Bidgsi. I procureds bottle, AMI
since N. nr.t days u.. have had no more
blssiing-the sorsnes. is enilrely gone
ID. q Davidson With the Boston Budget,
formerly with Boston J0urnal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
Isablle Towels.

The public towel i also never safe TO
use, that l.. the towel that The public
wire. on. II not only removes the moist.
urc that 9. IT, purpo-e to do, hnt u ruhs
Oh scales. p.ccc- % dead skin, lymph from
cuts and abras.on.. Precipitation from The
porcs. mucus from the n0strils, pas from
sorvs anil ulcers Ani any lIud that l.
exrrrtei from the surface ~ The bpiy.
Thee impurities and disease gcrms are
retained in the mcshss a the towel and
are ready a. attach themselves upon sub
sequcnt user. - the tosel \ hundred or
more persons use one - the towels In a
day, and those who are among the last,
especially. run unpleasant chances ~
catching some ~ or othcT.-COOd House
keeping.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
LIFE'S A DANCE.

Fools may Pine. AMI sots may sviil,
Cynics jibe and prophets rail-,
horsllsts NAY scourge and dfiil,
Preacher. prose. AMI fsint hearts gusu.
Lei them vhiae, ot threat or ~slli
TIL The tonrh nfCircumsiancs
Dosn a. darkness sink the scale
Fsts's nidier. Lilies dance.
what f.lis. be van AMI ehillf
what " -ind. - harsh and sislsf
Presently ths Esst vill thrill.
And tho ssi aud shrunssn sail,
Rsllying -iih siadly gale.
Hear you sunssf,i.. vhle your chance
sends y.u hAck the hopefal hall
"Iass . niiler, Lies dance
Idle sho, or coming hili.
ll.pless love or hfokeo ball
Gulp n fnsvcf chev your pun
sni N Haraan.iy shoalt tail.
Try humble pot ~ slei
Over al 4. hcss~n's stpause
told EXISTS among the .hais.
fais's nddlsf, Lif.s dance.
Dull sir Io,kin sleeps bic nll.
Gcoi sif sAlsh.d s-ck. the Grail.
froai sir rsTtinst nsuais he frili.
Hart sir Aegef dihts his nail,
And the -hiie. bT hiil ani dale
Trisism's bfavefies gieAm AMI glance,
And his biiiue horn tells ~. tale.
faissa tldlsr. Lilies dance.
Arsmints'. grand AMI shfili,
peliss Passionate anil frsii,
n1fis drives an earnest guui,
Atnsnasis takss ths veil.
Nissf fhY lil. o'er her rai.
Al the h arts ~ all TvmAnce
gradius. sinHs o. ~ifrphons nau-
fAiss . riidisr. Llfr's dance.
Evsry JaeE must fave III. Jill.
tEVsn Johnson bal his ftrals'
fpTuaui. Cuuplss-sith avn
Ibis. the vofii. 10 not . Jail
lisaf TIE music. spfai snd shAlsi
Hands arfuss, fstifv. adNanCsi
though ths dnomsnsns on yoar tflsl,
fstrs ftiiisf. Iifes dance.
IxkaV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

PEARLISE. With this article the fam.
lily washing can be done with ease, With
economy AMI despatch. sni s IL IL thor.
oughiy di.infsct,ni, 10 will be seen thst
Whenever used the result IL pore snd
hsslthfaL A there are limitations OF THIS
10 the market, be sure and grt the genuine
Manufactured only by JAMES PfLE'
New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Ever, farmer should bear 10 nlod the
s,et ,h.t .ap-rlority OF crops dspsnds IN .
srrst degree on The good qa,li.y OF s.s.s, ,s
scf hs shOali. thsr,forr, uy 70 ss. ,,s
y,ry br.s, svsn II The cost DC eopsld'rsoV
sr,.,sr.-MirrOr and fsrGsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
nnN,r GEr CAuGnr

Thl. ,pring With your blood full o'lmpuri'
ties, your dlgc.t.On Impaired, roar appe-
lite poor, klineYs snd liver torpid, and the
Who'll. system liable 20 be pfosif,iei ny
dl.e,,e-bgt get yourself 10 good oopdl'
,lou, snd ready Tor the changing and
warmer weather, by taking Hoods s,r.s-
p,rllls. IL stand. an,qlillsi Tor purify
ing ibe blood. giving an ,ppsilie' aud for .
general spflng medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Fly year. experience hsv. tested the
virtues OF DR wIsrARs BAtsAx oT WILD
CnERRy. AMI II 10 now generally sctnowl.
edged 10 bs the best rsmeiy srtsni FOR
pulmonary aud lung diseases, incluilng
consumption. Were II rot for its merits,
Il would long since have "dled and made
no sign"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

A farmer who has some valuable fact TO
eommuniesie TO hls nsighbor cannot do
bitter than TO send IL through bis paper,
where 10 will be sure 10 have plsee, aud
reach msnv more farmers than II frePortei
bt word OF mouth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Look oa, fOr iruii tree. where The ., snow
IA. srIft,d ever them. n ftbesnO" settles
bv ths.iBg At The bottom nrst, VIII
bTsak ths limbs dOsn. Scatter snss =,
.om. d.rk suhstsDos on The sotf.es anu
an. ,ua sill melt ihe snor fasicr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

ready method 10 drowning. ts 70 uh,t 70
DO and how IN 30 IL. will be- founi Ia Df.
K,ufmlnn's Medical Work, Zoe eolorsi
plate. from lie. Send thres esut stamps
~ psy p0.tsg,. IN A. y. Ord-sy Co,
Boston, Mss aud receive Q copy free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
''lpns XlIA A BAD NAME.

- ~ 80 rI.s rf e soy ahouf tn cuuuenoe IN
=. Nh.ri taaafF Esrurd o. - sriiFu 90 thsi
Ls|ff ~ tHtnk ~ I.nn. tni l. ous q - tests
ft.r1i iaruaFh ftIrfe~n .ssaes. sni 81 - t1s1i
f.7 lfrresrrg rls ksrufi = patilshet a.
tlt-arr Ne. sr.f 81 o. sFnr. rrspaIi. o. suY 81
=. ~ lafei ~isfrs g. on - Fer FFsf o. ris-
e.alas, cr li renrs e. q u.rnfEs. Address II.
- NguEuoi. fatlIshsf. fryttarr. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Do not depend upon sny one crop. Have
somethipg 10 keep you reasonably busy
the year rOabd, and make everything pay
n least q small prodt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Ffrs Al ~. stoppsi free by DF.kiiss's
Great Nerve Restorer. NJ nts amer nr.i daf's
ute. Marvellous cures. Tresiise and " Trial
bottle free ~ ~ cases send % Or. klins. 81
Arch -. fhlla.. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
Careforh the Children

Children ieel the debility q The changing
seasons, even more than adults, and they BE-
conc cross. peeYish, and uncontroliable.
The blood should bc cleansed and the system
inyiEoraisd by the use u llood', sarsapariila.
-iAst spring my two children vere vaeci'
mated. soon after. they broke an cot viih rn'
Ming sores. ~ dreadful thought should loo
them. IIood's sarsapanlia cured them con-
pletsly. and they have been healthy ever
since. do feel that lIcod's sarsapafilla
saved my children 10 me-" MRs- T. l.
THOMPSON, West Warren. Mass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

COSSU MPTIOS CAS BE CURED
Not BY any secret remedy. but by proper.
healthfal exercise, sbd the jadlcioas use
OF Scots Emulslon % Cod Liver OH and
uypopho.phitss. which contains the heal
log ami strength giving virtues OF these
two yslusbls specifies In their fulles, form.
Prescribed by Physicians. r,ke no other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
Ninter Timn Miannent

Now 10 The time when the stove of ihs
village store IL kept hestsd 20 rsdosss, ani
The loangsrs % The nsighbothOOd lufei u
gather aruuud 10 Ani gossip thfoagh The
pss,lng hoafs over The evsnis of The day.
Many . farmer living convenisnt 90 hls
resort contracts q ioriuess for lls,shing 70
,ri coutrlbailng % the daily renewed fani
~ TIE gossip Etjo,iug the gloslus
warmth aEi entertained bs The lively o.
d.s and stories shile ihe v.uiry winds are
blowing h.rcsly outside. time passes hons
al nuuotsi ard uthss,icd by bin.
Meanwhile. more of le.s needed Soik a.
hone rsmaln. undone. CT pcotly dote, and
must wait unul hIs late return iru ias
store. The siocs, p@rhsp., h,. not hsi
proper MD DAY attsntiOn. Necessary iced
log sri -Nisfiug have been neglected, sni
80. little by little. The lo,.ss hy IN, habit.
al neglect of home tutie. In The course OF
. winter cone O. aggregate mote than e''
sfy farmer can tr1fd 20 sufsr Tasy
swallow up long list ~ small pfons ani
are In many Instances The couutry over ~,
.. ginniug. 20 . trAin % adverse citcum'
.iancs, which u,tlmsislr bring disaster,
auf - iuigce The false belief ths, f,rmin. .
will not psy. Farming Iass p1s-ih,i 10,
he good. careful. iniusifioa.. economical
kind % fafmlug. -hsrc ihe psurles ar,
looked aftsr an genuT as well a. The dol
lsr-. bot not The klni vaieh 1. carried ou
by The stove ofths vill,gs .,ore. nor. worse
~, ~ that % The tavern b,r'room. Amer
icAu Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

m.rvrI OF strength, purity aud 'rsei-
iyenss fJr svery p,ln, sorsness or vesf'
nes.-,hs H0p PlhsfSr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
AMONG THE FARMERS.

on practical Agricultural top
20 Il solic tel Address al cuumunicsiion.
tntsnde,i tof this tepsru en- to AesiCut-
rNEAL kpITus. .OKTuaD ngss-l sAr. fANfs. n e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

noy. sni giris. Atsug AMI snal
And their c1mgesfs lcok assslce.
r.y yuuf ft-stins cn the nAni
lsiss . nddisf. Lies q dAscs.
-IlTNIIr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

IL may sound ilk. paradox. yet the
bresllng OF both Wing. of sn army 10
pretty sufe ysy % mtke IL ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

The boy Who w. kept srsr school for
bad orihOgrsphy said be was spsll.oOuni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Save The old Oonss aod old boo" ana
shoes FOR The compost heap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

rh. present somehow seems hardly an
appropriate time f0r discussing street
spflnkliug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
coNsIfvprtoy cly Rp cuRrDl

Use me well, an sverybody-ser,,eh
my back, I sm noboiy.-A looling'gls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

We don't wan, 20 dl.p,r,gs that fful.
called "Americ,n statesman" bn, 9 good
deal of IA 1. picked before us ripe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
a GA r D.

ToAli vho are su-erius ir.m N. srro".si
inii.crctlou. % youth. nsrvous veAsns''' s'f'
decay. io..of manhood. Ac.. oil ssni srcciPs
thAiviil cure you. TREE or cuAh0r rhi.sr'a'
r,ms.iy "a. discovered ~ missionary In soaih
America. send a soifaiir~ssoi snveioTs " Nc
E.y. yosEfu 7. ISHAS. sisi,sa .. N'- f''s etf'
A nsriien man has Bible i,2 years
old Strange how long Bible NAY oe
male 20 last by temperate ussge. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

The words "by rqasst" on . program
are considered A. sufficient apology fof sn
iuilctOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
MARSHALL HALLs

The way some farmer. pS, up corn Is
shocking.