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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Barn Manure ON Grass.

The superiority OF barn m,nure for . re-
lance Ia enrlehing tue land was maie very
apparent from an accidental experiment
which h,, been unisr observation for three
years. Pour years ago attract OF high land
va. seeded - grass with grain. The land
had grown corn the year before. aud !, was
not Tue iat.niion to manure With barn ma.
uure Osiug, however, " the mistake OF
the hlrei an st work with the cart, nsr'
row strip oa Que edge vas treated 10
light coat, tea orent loads 10 the acre.
Tue rest OF the del wis given eight huod'
rcd pounds ~ The acre OF hae. ground raw
bone neal ani all sosei dosn together.
The grass on the narrow strip which re-
ceiyed the barn manure has been taller and
of much rsnkes growth all the while, sud
this year TIE third crop showed 10 better
Advantage than in either OF the previous
wears, as compared with the rest of the
n.ld. TIE r-d.top and timothy stood tall
aud strong, while II was mixed here aud
there with clusters OF clover with broad,
rank leaves, showing unmlstaksbly there
vas still something In the soil ths, was
pushing the growth. The difrencs be-
tween this strip aud the rest of the d I'd
"a. s,riklngly apparent.
w. have tried further experiments al
different times In the msnuring for grass
with different supsr.phosphstes, aud In.
yariably the lesson has been, - with Tue
bona meal, that such msnures are more
pfoa!s1le with the snuu,l crops OF the
farm than for any lasting sr'et for sue
essslye crops OF grass A. GnBkRr In
New Eaglsnd Farmer.
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srArE Oh MAINE.

coffNrY on OXFOgD. .-Boaff % County
Compissfacrs Mar >sssioa, isss, he'll ~ 'i'
.uru-eaf IalY 1ist. -. -,
tfrog ~ foFssoiaF pstitioa. sAtisf.etory ett
f.n.g hasinr bssu fscsised that ths psttlsass.s
= r..r5asiis and thai 9airy tnto ne msIits %
thTlr arplicstioa 10 expedisoi' u - ssie.ei n.
ths Coanty Commissioaefs msst A. IN. Asa.ss'
H.u.s ID al AadoFsr. % tour.tAys w tsea
fsfh dav II sfptenber rest sttea ~ N 80
M aut thsocs grO~ei 70 'e~ ths
r-,-1ts rnsaflaasd tn SAID psut,n. lmns
Al .fslv anff which Ntsa, bs4flns ot ths P1ues
- 49, .tnss.ss wiil be hsf ai some eoaten-
a ri.rs IN ths viciultY ant saeh other measafss
t.kss In ne gfenises a. ths C0n .l
80 rrspsf Aad ais farther ordsfed tn.i hoelse :
sfths tins y scs anl pafposs % ne Coss
s.S.far afsfssAit - giVen % All pefseas s.a ~
asr.fiSas inisre.tsi ~ eaasinf aiissisd eeP ~ =,
"a pstltioa ahd "a THIS order thsf.os '" :,
.Tfssi sToa ne Clara 81 NJ ~ ~
Auaovcr sud also po-tcd 10 ~ thiS. 49,
pis.s. la I'D tosa sad Yseissasi 49,
..rks sueeessiEelY In the oNote 49,.
80. nssspapsr pfinisf al i.fe. a -, -.
Ss.sty Of OxioF'i. ths drst 0f SAID Psot'eAi.oass
- s.rh "A ~ ,sthsf nstices % - msi., setses
- u@.tsf a east thrty days bsfors sN.i nhe ~
.@.ilns b ths sn,i that all Psfsoas ssi ~ .
tion. may thsa sst here Appesf And 49,
n aay thsy hsvs. .h ths p'sIef ei sA'a "
.hoald not o. grsatsf. ....,,s ,.,.s
Atls.f ALBEKr :. AUSTIN, =. Slsts. -,
A true cor Of sAli PsiiiiOa ssi Order Of Ooaf'
Ius.s, ALBERT ;. AUSTIN Gers
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ALHEEr : AUSTIN cis's
srNrE OF MAt~N

COUNTY 90 OXsugp. ~,-Hssri ~ C,usiy
a snal.sirasff. Ma ssssi1ns issf' bel % Al
iaarumrut iuif ilsi. 80.
Tran ths fnrtraing rstitiun saiisiarinrI ssiieecs
hsE'nf trru fcsrivof thai M rstuiunsfs az -
sr.srshis sd thai lrIaifY ste the nsfiis ~ itfn
srtitr.f.aa l. sNps.iFuf. IL r. OHpsHsn, tsAi
- Ua ~ Cnrn sstrasrs ncgt a. ths fest -
a Hs.f samnsf. % ra.sttf n t-sut y ~ az
n tttli.sf rsxt. ~ tea ~ ~ clsfk 4. a.
thsrr. rfsssi O. viss ~ rnuis uruinassi in saii
r-fIflss isan.siatsiF sfisf whirh tiss heaunx OF
a. rartiss snt thsir -srssrs sil - hai ~ go
,.suTsnrst glsos in tas Ft-iaty. snd sea etnef
u.rslures takrn la ~ ufrunlsrs 81 N teaaiais
slsssfs shau iatGr grofrF. Aud u tefthsf o.
isfg.f thai urtics a ths uuts, Ilscs anl pefio-s
a a.. Onaaissi1nrfs' mestlna aiuresald - sifsa
- ~ rsfsuss at cufpcfaitsns tntsfN.ts1. ~
e.ssins sitrss coglss a ssld pFtiiioa al ~ this
aflisf thsr,oa % - served afoa ne ,lffs ei
- ts4u of suma-r Nna siss posisd 20 IN thf,t
fsfh ir Fiaecs ln sait tosn, snd pa,hshel tefee
4ssEs suresssIFrlr la ths nNtlrd % ,. At .
ss-sqsps prtatef ~ fars in sal toaau
a sf.r. - drst of skif putllcsiiouss Ani go !.
~ sfNsr ufsi Irrs o. - nsisf sffNei sni fps-si
- IT.st thrtY daYs tsfory sali uas ~ aeFtihs -
a. ED ttaI tl Fsfsoas at CfrlsrAtioes ~ 80
I'd tssre agpsar AT shes casst, u AaI by
ave. sbT ~ pfaJsf oi saa Ps'i'ioas'' shall
ai,s.ii ALBERT :. AUSTIN, Cisfi.
true oopy of ssi fstiuoa ani osie' 81 S'a''
ArrssT. ALREKr = AU.rtN c's's
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'.''N srATE or MANN.

n.-,,r. N. rss sHEplFF 80 OxFokD Coustf
STATE or MAiSk.
.nxronD ss.-Juv a. A. ID. h,s
-. ,,fs !. ~ sige Notics thai on the .ld iAy oI
Isiy, A. d. lS-s. w.Iran. n ssS,,ssy l. -,
=. t.......i al 81 the Ceur OF in.eNeo.. ~
-. - s...a.s ~ oxfool. asaiast ne estate OF
,ss.',s- RI wil.oa % weoisioes. Ia ssla Sose..
ssjssss - b la-el,esi peessf al s ps's, ~ ~.
- il~atsr which psttioa s.s h'ea y. 80
~. t.v 81 JAY, a. ~. lsrc. "
i.st ns1ei dsis in,sre-t oa ci.s S.si.
..-...ts-is mai The payment oI shI
-. ~. a.,issrv .nt transfer Of any pf0Pef,s
,.1.sst.r a. .sid debtor, - bin or ~. s.,
sss. sss ths dsiiysry and transfer 2, -. gsSs
-. - hlm are forbtAden by lsss Ihhk e',ss.s 49,.
49, - e,-iaors % sAld Debtor, ~ prote -. 49,.
49,. 80 ehoa.s oas o. nore Asslxness y. - ~
s.,.Ss. wiii i,s bsld a. Coort o. lss..ss'' "a
.Sl.es, "A PROBATE Couu R9om "a fH' -.
sc.,sx- "a ne a. asy Of Asssst. A. ~ - ~
80 ofclscl in ths forsnoon. -. "a. Tan
tsivsa sndss ny hsad ne e.,s rs...ss. sssrlr,
a. x..-sssr q ne Csars ofisssissseI ''f '>''
Couasy % oxfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

After lig years Of association with
white men In California. there l. not now
In our state one hrst rate farmer. mechanic
or bookkccpcr ~ pure aboriginal blood;
not one merchant or owner ~ large herd
Of cattle. Many Indians have been good
workers for few weeks or months at =
time In vineyards, orchards, hop fields,
grain fields and sheep shearing, but AZ the
close Of the season they have wasted their
earnings In dissipation. and then loungcd
about Ia idlcness until another period Of
higher wages would stimulate them 10
exertlon. This mode 81 life among the
men, the degraded character Of the
women, the squalor Of tiseir dwellings,
and the frequency Of thefis hear their
camps. render them very undesirable as
neighbors.
There never has been time since 1916
when an Indian disposed to work faith.
fully could not get regular and profitable
employment: when he could not save
enough In year to pay for forty acrcs OF
land: and when after buying he could not
b. protected In itspossession. Thousands
of white men. after arriving In California
without dollar, beeame rich by toll and
economy; with better opportunities, for
he was here VIXEN the common laborer
could get $40 or S20a day. not one Indian
has done so.-John \. liittell In Overland
Monthly.
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cure Of Cancer ana ulcers.

Judge r. G. Mcf.onion writes 10 the
Rwift specihc Co. "About three years
ago, Jerry bradley. had . canoerous
sore on his face, near the right ere. h
caused him a great deal Of pain. and he
lost the sight Ofth eye. but was finally
cured BY the use OF swifrs Specific.
This case 10 well known Ia Wilkes Co,
Ga., where be lived"
Mr.. l. Cor, OF Arksbutls, Tate Co,
Mss, Writes IL suffered great deal
from old ulcers for years Your nell.
cine was recon mended, and after using
slu bottles va. completely cured.
Your medicine does even more than you
claim fOrit have known II 20 cure
cases which were thought hopsless"
Mrs A NJ. Goldsmith, No. ca Wsrren
H., brooklyn, ~ ", writes II CON-
mencoi using n n n about three years
ago. HAD suffered with q sore throat
for over q year. used . great many
other remedies with no gooi resulis
Ny little girl, also, had sore fingers; 10
commenced from the quick, and then
the nails would come on. We d0ct0red
her for over two years, aud when com.
menoei using n n n I thoughtI would
SEQ what "a would DO foo her. ] am
thankful % say that IL entirely cured
her. II 10 tho best remedy ] know
sf for tho blood. I really believe
n was tho means OF saving my life.
Tho doctor told me I had . throat dis
ease rsimilAr to General 0ranpa j
cheerfuliy recommend ~ 10 all suffering
from dsor,iorod blood
Treatise on blood and Skin Diseases
nailsi free. Tue swIrr sFHcITIc Coz
Drawer q Atlanta, Ca
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~ a. ~ c'--'y o---a..s-s-' p, a. o,--i,

n a. H.. cs-siy cr--ssssassrs 70 ns C,--iv
~ nirfarf
NlTE. ths uaisrsisusd. seize rasa - Rsihsi. IN
w ne stii Cnaair of Oxfsrt saiharIa q "
vcie ef All usa. s1ah wsptcffauf tspressat
tANf patlc aecs.sifY at eoafssiea,s rygair. .
rhsnrs IN ths - tttna - ths kishssY. 10 as
hFfhti. istdlag fFnn ths uaaaTs- FsffF. - call
"a - ths fest isatsG frsm nasn's Csrasr %
saafsri. sAh chsats q - Ns fetigst, o. wui
hfraaiaE o. sat hxhs.v s,a p1iat scar ths
toai ncass ~ Georgs ft,casr. at thsasf fsasias
suath sssterF o. q paift "a stid foaf lrad dna
tfu1a hrsa's lnfusf o. eHm'nft. neaf NJ hose
"a Eghafd tsteas Aiso ~ asdas alt locaiioa d
~ sAi1 fsuT at srrsf m1aGnstts al Aiso q
chAnEe IN Ia hahsaF sattag trean htsn's Coz.
ssf Csef Ne thsatlsf iiIl. - esiei. - hsthsl
uiii. o. - lssT.sg al hifhsF a. nos iersiei
a. q p1int shlai zee ftIFh of mle eastsfly
ffon tae hrsss ef itaNs q LausAsis. Nat tl--nss
raanllE -. ~ nraf 80 nrrihefE Il a. 81 thr
sea-. q ~ tosi leAtas pssi sstt lsaas Ia
lghsis's "a e. ~ rolnt usaf al heass Year
rHsiitluarfs narrtors reIasst foaf hhaefahe
nnsrt d Flgs ths rHeaalsss AL tAks tarl arti "a
ihcr.oa a. as aHi iasiics nav vgaire.
~ aHlNth. >siseinsn
e. ktsHaiL.l ef
Es kfIunaN. uftbsi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Norway, Is another we'll bred stallion.
saw his father and mother. also two full
sisters to him. while in Kentucky. al
grand horses individually. There are
other stations Ia Maine thu, deserve TO
be spoken OF. via. Prescott. Volu,e,
Harbinger. Messenger Wilkes, Tom
Rolfe. Jr.. and many Others. but as have
never seen them, will simply say, they
are we'll bred. and no doub, will prove
themselves ,ires Of uo,te-. II an oppor.
tunity is given them. as they are OF the
same blood a. the stations standing for
service In Kentucky to-day.
But let us return 10 our subject. IL
We want to breed the uo,,sr. with any
such uniformity In Maine a. they do 10
CAlifornia and Kentucky. We must have
brood mares. that will compare fsvorab-
ly Ia breeding with theirs. We mus,
study carefully, and see whs, classes have
produced the mos, ,ro,,ers. and then breed
In those liAss. jus, as far ss we can, and
the chances are that the greater part ef
the produce. barring death And accidents,
will be $3.50 uo,tep. "Wharoever .
man soweth. ths, shall he also reap" is
q, true OF the farm, .. Of the moral.
SUBSCRIBER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
ALs..on on slang.

II was at the Institute Of Technology.
few days before the close OF the term:
One Of the professors had been troubled
by hearing some Of the students indulg'
ing In slang. Accordingly, when his class
had assembled 10 hear his lecture. he gave
them ten minute discourse on The use OF
slang. told them how II was cOrrupting tho
Language. and that its use was, among
persons OF cultivation and refinement, n
sure sign of III breeding. Then he went
ON with his regular lecture, and at iis
close called the attention Of his class tn
the fact that s0rle Of them had been re-
miss in their studies. and that II BE-
hooyed them TO make up for lost time. or
they would fail TO pass the approaching
examinations. "The fact l., he con.
cludcd. ''you'v got 60 brace up or you'll
get left, (which shows that prcaehing and
practice are often wide apart.-Boston
Herald.
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oil rmy-.o. wu,i.m,. Ls,. As.ir.

This stern conquerors spirit was oncc.
however. overcast with desp melancholy.
A Woman's love yAnquishcd him. n pas.
sion that exercised great influence over
bis future history aud life. This was Ia
Perfect harmony with the Esthctical laws
of contrast and with the mOrc human
laws ~ contradiction. A lady ~ honor
attached % the court 81 his mother tho
lovely Elira RAdIiwill. enAmorcd him 20
such an extent that BE- finally resolved 10
marry below his rank. This project
caused gryat scandal The old oourtiers
and the old royalisis considered II an act
Of rebellion and an Outrage against tho
ancient privileges - monArchlcAl govern.
meni llut some there vcc who found
In che quArierings ~ this lady ancient
titles II nobility and In her gvncAlOgy
pure blue blood. Of the genuinencss ~
whose blueness abundant prpof existed.
This marriage. nevertheless. would have
been undoubtedly = ''mcsalliancc." and
Princc William would have lost all night
90 the ihrone of bis fathers. Williams
younger brother. Charles. declared that
b. would claim for his own sons the night
% succeed to the thrUne instead of tho
sons u lis elder brother. This bold
threat decided William 90 rcllnqulsh all
Idea u wedding the woman he loved, IN
order 90 choose one Of his own rank.
Thus he married Augusta. princess of
weimAr. This disappointment incrased
the wArlike inclinaiions q n wounded
heari.-Forvign Cor Boston Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
August

There 4. no mouth la which work IL less
pressing than August. aud no mouth In
which . wise division OF time will allow .
farmer % accomplish 80 much OF both
work sui recreation The motto OF the
month shOah be-. 90, somewhsrv. ~
eifcums,,ncs- do not sllos OF Q long Our
usy. 10 see the Ways Of people al distance
make . Journey TIA, may be completed be-
fore blgnt. or AZ most ~ nigh,f.l The
Journey OF . lay. rightly extended. whether
for mere recreation or % see some noted
animals OF lmproyei m,chlne, may be OF
vast advantage. The gres, season of fairs
beglns thl. month; At least the tine OF
preparation Zoe fairs. ifnrm animals are
% De exhibited DO not fsiten or psmpcr
them Into such q condition that you would
not bay or expect 90 sell The mAn,gvfs
OF fairs should onr pfiry fOr The bss'.
which doe. No, always mean the fstissi,
the largesl. etc. if csbo,ges are growp'
select the rac., from the fslj. ani no, =
f,s lcd with llqali manufe fof the purpose.
SO With apples or other ffulti select .
branch, sni thin half or more OF the poor.
..l ffull from H. Thls will cause The rest
of the fruit u grow mach n1er, an d 81 al
right AMI hOnest. as al tue other trees
IN sht have been treated In the same way.
Ia no implcmsnts have greater Improve
merits h-en msie than In wesdsrs. They
are not always called weeisrs, bat their
use allows the fsrmes ~ keep hi. n-lis ~
clean a. 9 garden. A. TIE fairs examine
these weeilug implrmsnts n buy one OF
the hes, mar Be . good Investment hsy'
lag q good weeder, keep II In motion. IL
A. no, only important IN upro1t weeds, but
- prevent them from ripenlug their seeds.
n so far advanced that they will ripen In
TIE pig pea or mNnure hs,p, barn them.
A little brush will make IRE enough 10 kill
tue seed, OF msny weeds. The root crops
should De thiansi, and sirsp.lesyei tur.
nip, may be sown In iweniy-eishi or thirty
luch drills, uslag $50 - 800 poani. OF su'
perpaospal,e OF lime q tue acre. Work
between the rows OF roo, crops uniil there
Il danger Of ipjirlag tue roo,,- Dig po..
ta,0s. a. soon Ns tue topj die down, aud
90 no, allow them TO be exposed 10 the
suu.-American AgrlcultufisL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Papa. said a beautiful girl. rs the old
gentleman came In late. did you notice
tho dead body Of a young nan In tho
yardr'
"why. no. what's the natter
IL refused young Mr. Papcrweight TO.
night. and from tie hopeless. despairing
look upon his face when he staggered
from the house fear he may have killed
himself"
"well. I'm glad you refused him. said
the old man spitefully. ''he has just
beaten me i've straight games Of biz
uaris Life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Il /. 10 see beautiful chlld's face dlsngur.
"a with vile humors, bursting through the
.klr 10 plmple-, blotehes, aud sores, snd
.sdiier siiil, when the young sud Innocent
,fe laughed AZ and twiiied in all such
.as,s. Parent. should give them that
Sooi and pure remedy, salphur Blttef.,
shth wlll search and drive oct Of the
10 4 every particle OF bumor.-iiealih
Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
penning his Petition to the AL
mighty.

Rev. Simon Peter Richardson WAS .
venerable and eccentric Georgia preacher.
On one occasion he Was In company With
several other divinss, among them Rev.
"Sam" Jones. Uncle Simon Peter was
on the programme for prayer. and pre-
pairing to leave the group, saids
"You must excuse met have got TO 20
aud write my prayer
"wha,i Uscls Rich. you don't mean 10
say you write your praysrsf exclaimed
Mr.. Jones.
"Csrtsiniy I DO" said the good old man.
81 write my sermons yet, and yoa doot
think Ia write what I've got 10 say 20
men and not write what I've got 10 say 70
God Almighty, do jour
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Even the medical gentlemen are not de-
void OF professional Jealousy. Two doc.
.ors were Dragging about the number or
their patients. "wly, last hight vas
woke up halfs doE a times" said The
Young doctor. "YOu wsrr, ehf" replied
The other. "well. Why don't you bay
.ome lnss ct pOwderf"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Mach injury Ia done by the use Of irrits-
tlng. griplhg compounds taken as pargs.
tiyes. In Ayers Pills, the patient has Q
nili hut Elective esthsriic, that can be
confidently recommended alike for the
most delicate patients ss well ss the most
robust
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
pHrIfIIlU

ia the combination. proportion, and prep
.rs,lon of - ingrsdisnts, Hoods ssrss-
p,rilis sccompli-hes cures where Other
preparations entirely fail. Peculiar In ia
good name q, home, which l. "towef OF
strength abrosd, peculiar In the phenom'
tn.l sales IL has attained. Hoods sarsa-
pirllla IL the most successful medicine Tor
purifying the blood, giving strength, and
creating an appetite.
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puu., Pu..i ftcu,xa P,Lks


SpiFToNs-MJlstufe, Intense i.ehlng
and singing, most 81 night worse BY
.ertiehlug. ifallow,i 10 cortlnue tnmors
form, which oftsu bleed and ulcsrate, be.
coming very sore. SwArSK's OISrnksr
.tOts the itching and bleeding. heals ul.
csrstiou, and la most cases removes the
tumofs A, druggist. or nv mail. for 80
cents. DR.. Sssyns & 500, Philadelphia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Hay Fever snnsrer. ought TO know OF
Its ,fiicacy. EJ's Cream Balm WAS
recommended 10 me ~ preventive 70
Hay Fever. Have been using II since the
ninth u August ard have found u spe-
eide fOr that much dreaded disease. FOR
ten years have been . great surerer ron
August 9ih tlll frost, and have tried many
alleged remedies, bat Ely's Cream Balm Is
the only preventive I have ever found IL
n. Ainswor,h, Publisher. iadlansPoh''
Ind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

A young Eagl.hm,u l. said In have
written 10 bis fond uncle the following
-ne',arsgiug letter Dear Unele-rou
nav, otsn said that you could die hsppy
Il I sould pass the naal Examination Tor
the bar successfully Y0u can lie happy.
Your du,lful nephew"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

To lead . stabborn COW. pm, rops
.roand her horns In the usual fashion, and
,hsn psss IL Usek OF aud around her ear,
,heu forward aud under the rope which
zoe. around the horns, paiiing the ear
iish, agsins, the horn. when tne rope !.
properly arranged. the most Stubborn co"
uIll trot Along nlcelI.
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.rlAls a.f ~ "a Ccs-fg - 0rf''f
sI,HT unisrsixasd ciiiI sos 10 ssi ooanif, 10
tssestsi re-psrtaalF fs gfs.sai thN con nen
r-ntenisaoe sta uscsssilf rriairs 81 tase ei
rrsis Ia Ia prsseni losat-f ps1ie h'gasaI ~
fhs tssn 81 Ani1Nsr. sait - latfs sai 70 tht
a. uhirh sttsnts esteflf iron tas esst 20 OF
ne Nsfrln h-aigs f.o sil - sfossing tle Wei
Rrsoch ID E.Is givcr asi sKeatiax hereiran
- tns trtrr.s.. IN of tha kax,afT faAi ~
rhsas- rrqalrs.l esnmea lar a polat o. tne
n.Itb a of sali prsscsi highssy Al ne :. W.
csr1sr 4 Nsrv n. fosrs iaat, AL eoateang
lssr al rU.sf's iAnt. In unFth -ssst.flI dfse.
tea uatr u aeets ne ufroa roat al t.ert ~
rsnnscf al eel. the chanEes 81 df.irsi eshs
.ifsaiF sra1si ID q ueksafcf al esd 80 ""
aastfars b. trans Fsles % ne lNse.. -,
Nouf psfIt unsrs furthef pfsf hd thh Pas. ot
tns HTroa foal iFtag bets sa NE tetnlna. o. N.
nes rcd asksi flr. shirh lee soah ea.,efD 9l
ne N W. Poor bsnss, AL saiing a ne Gslls
,o.f % essi slic 0fths gasbaFy foAi' - di'''n
unuef - 49,. "A
Tasy thsrsf,rs pray tsai yos ss- N. ga
r..uis anf hfats the sane, AL mAAr seea u
rtnfiauancss, Chargs OF chAaees A. MAJ seM
- : ia Ia A. isru@ai ~ year hooofAbls board'
asd a. IN d1fV blasd wi.l ever lfaN.
MAgY ". fOOR.
anf ofh ere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Who Can Tell2

" ho San Athf
Eliior Orf1ri Dcm0crai WIN some OF
The readers ofthe Democfs,tell me through
iis Agricultural columns what will prevent
black knots on cherry treesf This spring
there was not one on my six trees; In Jaly
they came on with vengencs. took of
a. one time one bashel and the work IL Nut
lasi b'glu. What IL the best way To get
fid of IN IN and IN prevent their coming
ouf My trec- stand close 20 the buildings
on the north side have been great bearers.
oegiuning a. the top % ripen. they last
much longer than those more exposed and
are very large aud nas favor. Has their
sheltered position anything 10 DO with the
black knot or wsrii
Yours for Information,
A. \. BElS.
Norway Lake, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Afternoon Caller waiting for hostessl-
Bobby, you haven't been over toplay with
Tommy lately.
Bob6y-No. ma'am. Ma doesn't want
me 20 play with Tommy; she says ! must
only play with nice little boys.-Tsxas
Slfiings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Lishtnipg struck . young woman 10
xentous. Ind, the other day and spoiled
three hairplns. no other damage being
done. The evident moral Is that yong
"A iles should never leave the heads of their
haIrplns In sight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

The value OF any kind OF farm stock 10
~ largely de,ermined by It's feeding the
drsi year o. It's life. Breeding counts o, ~,
much. though every suceessiu. o.'s
knows how greatly me enAraSS' W
Young animal 10 changed oy innu'risioas OF
Improper food.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

"A exchange says that . folded news
pspir placed under the coat ln the small
u the back IL an excellent substitute for
IN )vercoat Now Il the time 10 sub
.cfi.e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Goyernor-"You have been running
ahead fyour allowance, jack" Jsck-
Il know II, dad, have been hoping for .
long tins that the allowance world
strengthen up snoash 20 Oyvrtakc me-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

A New York newspaper publishes
bible we're At the head of its editorial
columns every day. Probably that s
fresh news 10 great many OF its readers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
AMONG THE FARMERS.

tos IL solicttsi. Address ali communications
intended Zoe this department Ia AoHiCy l.
rURAL kDtrOR.OxFORD DNsocaAt. PANS. Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

In this enlightened age, true grestn"ss
consists In smokisg thr-s dozen twenty
i've csut cigars . dsy. ami having sigma
tafe that NOBODY can read.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Ayoung lady. following shsk'pesrsan
plsy vlth the book, remarked 10 her CON.
psnion. Glow imperfect these sctors srel
None Of them say exit when they 20 on."