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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

There will be . meeting Of Republicans al
Luce's hall a. s.. IA today. FOR the pur-
pose 0f arranging lof oEe more grand rally
snd love fessg. Turn out and iet Us organ
ils tO- one al the grandes- demonstrations
ever witnessed Ia " estern \ ichigan.
FKED :. CLARK.
Chairman Rapnblican County Commll tee
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Now come three turkey
numbers Of the Ladies Home
Journal and Practical House
keeper: Thanksgiving, Christ
mas and New Years 5. The
first is on the newsstand
six cents, as usual.
You shall have four num-
bers by mail for ten cents IN
silver or stamps.
We can't afford the space
to tell how good these festive
numbers are, except that the
regular numbers TO follow are
to be as good.
We want you among the
million subscribers.
LA9Ks' Hos7 JoTENsL,
Phii4ds iphLa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

TIE examination of Brocky ouint sna
Nrks Barsmsn. eharrs via iswi csashi-
seticr. recurs-5 ite ~hs7le dsy IN gssrsc-
Ws.tfsIIs sarft FrsfeyEfsv The testimony
81 re re-1is wes - hsari end ne ezse
a-re1 ia tie ft7h.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Atthe residence OF c. " Fox. 569 Fosrth-
ave. Friday evening Nov 9. there will be
g sacred Art exhibition. Admission 20 cfs.
Ossers served .t 10 cents aisb. Proceeds
70 & towards q new carpet for Amss y. /.
church. All are invited
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Tsu,e. Cnrti~ snd J. 4. HosSias srtfied
their election BET Yesterday - NJ Curtiss
~h-eiirg Nr. Hcskins fro- Br'dzs-st. 70
Sweet Hosei They ~s-e sc70r1 psrie3 ev
a siz crow3 rhc ~sr. 6eiigstea vi-h the
rsrf,r-sree. Hoskius ~ss Al sEr - lee
vhols ienxtb ~ ne t~ip.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

rsrf r. r. se-isv vii give free lecture
a. evening befors Chsn,Eirn Pcst q A r.
sn ths Battle Of Gettysburg and southern
nrisors" The nrsss n the tcwus where
Csrl n. B SseIeT sss So Ken. sCesk vsr7
rrsr af hiu a. = iectursr on war matters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

,~s thss ssIv.sion osl 49, cara ai sasa.
= -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
Cam or THANKS.

To those friends who so kindly assisted
Us IN our bereavement over the lOss OF our
son Arthur, We return our most sincere
thanks.
Nh A.p Mrs. w ID. FRosT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

This list Is furnished oy w. r. Scribner.
real estate dealer 56 Pesri-st-.
Lew FroEla 20 August PoePke. lot -. L.
p lrOklils o..i .---. -
Barbara Act tufir o. lslne Is Gcsord. part OF
bk lu. -leHart a. iyes' aat....--........ -.. 80
Jslues " ae s 20 i3nn Alison, pau oi sot Z.
TX l-. Converse a T4liOi0's add ..-....--ls2 80
JCha Auyer 10 Nuss. VI Anderson, part va
So - OF sec :, Games 80
Ihss aBtr % t,c9rRe NJ biett = nets
nwl4 o. aec Is Aigolla .....-. 400
Florence u. Van VOORHEES, 10 henry Van
Norheis, lot J. tik St9yels adu...-.--.... 200
Samnel b. jerks % W Wm. harth. lots }, ,, 3,
L. ~ Is ana ~. ok > Ninsor aid. 200
Douga' }. McNauehtGn 70 Johu McNGueh
tOn. nv = uw !. and W. seb. nw'4 oi sec
Addison X. Smitn 70 lougal }. McNaugh
t,u a. neiz of 30 ., Ada 1900
EuceIe r. Ay1rli 10 Mm. RademA,her,
Is'tswh Se.. 81 sec ., Narker......... LOO
Gecrije de Ncles 10 $ drn NOJTdnins, 50 D1S
-, nwi o. se l. rs ron f0J
George oe NTies 10 John MesSman, NJ ma
nw5- vi sec ByrOu. tuo
Edward Dunham 10 Jacob Meyer, part eia
ne14 OF sec -. Caledonia --.-...... .-- looO
CbaS. A. Williams 10 b. Frank stevens, part
nel4 se- OF re- l. Wyoming ...-....-.-..-..--- DO
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

You will see on reading n. Leonard
Sons 4 Co.'S large Sunday morning sdver-
tisemtnt that you can save money By buy
ing at their store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

LIVE LoBsTERs. LAKE AND SEA Fish.
Frerh. live Holsters received tomorrow
and boiled alive at Bliven & Aliyn's. 63
Pearl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Aueesiaz ~ The F8arth Wsrs Rpahli-
~sn Gre wi - heid tbs evening e. Ebis's
HsH Pus re~s r f~-7r-fan-e o
IA assrtei snd 81 mem ,ers saoDld b.
Krssenx
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

All kinds fine oysters received today a'
Bliven 4 Ailyns, 63 Pesrl.st-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

All kinds fresh ocean and lake hsb re-
ceiyed tomorrow at Biyen 4 Allyn's. 03
Pesri-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

LIvE IoRsTFEs, LAKE, ssp SRA FrsH.
Fresh live holsters received t0morrOv.
ana boiled alive ~ Bliyen a BliyRs. ~
Pear e..
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Fs~ feartv - com sSFs. icr inrre~s-
e1rrf cf tce rpnrisxi,n. ass sniv re1rons
Fss3ef thels q nctAlaz ssr& q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Will positively cure sick headache and
prevent its return. Carriers Little Liver
Pils. This is not talk but truth. One pill
h dose. See advertisement Small pill.
Small dose. Small price.
To gather pearls from OceRD' vases
Divers 20 down N divers pl aces;
But at our mouths of streams and bsys,
No pearls 90 Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beHuty's mouth that shine
Made by the SOZOD0NT divine.
Pain from indigestion. dyspepsia. and
OF hearty eating, Is relieved at once by
taking one of Csrter's Little Liver Pills i'm
mediatEly after dinner. Don't forget this.
II YOU are tiiej tskine the large old-fsSh-
ionsd gripping pills try Csrter's Little Liver
Pills and take some comfort. A man can /
stand eyerything. One pill a dose. Try
than,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

AL kinds fine oysters received today ST
B.ivsn q Allyn's. s. Pesrl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

All kinds fresh ocean and lake fsh re-
ceived tomorrow at Bliven & Aiyn's, 65
Pearl-st a-.-s.n
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

WI Held Fsbiic Tnstsfsffoa Of Ofacers
Thfa F-entnr

Lodge NJ STA T. .. @. T.. vii hold
puoEc installation az officers this evening
a. their lodge room opDosits Sweets Hesel.
rhers vii siso % pleasant entsrtan-
nl.nt. Ne charge fsr al m issi0n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
Marriage Licenses.

The following is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published, with
the names, residence when outside the city,
and ages of the parties;
Ages
Hendrikus Jakobus SchuIDling, Grieije
.s.
George :. Brown. Paris, Addie O. KneGue,
.
Alex der Harris, colofed. Florence Til
msn coIored s9-ls
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09


sETa ESfs8EeS s.c>2s sessersxesoa.
F,saasg .ron hs lss< nSl2saee husses-
.s,rKzf..4k A. s,-.s,.-.... A. a. s..-n...
a. Ses 4 5f 7i-.ae fessf 1GGes Clyt8aAle sxs1
Nsass~ - f.zaeF~- sssssitsf
RT.INf~- kkEATIIE>
f'resh hsc Of al klE1s rcce Feo asils 81
U.stzarhalers
"
... II ii. a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Fsess 6sh Of al finas received daily 81
DsGLoothAlers. Q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

THE PoFULaR NoTE
About a. the returns are "A. snd still ne
have 9 majority on onr ssa snd Lake Fish
and those straight PACK q York River Oys-
tsrs You viii End us At - LYon-st
ENEETs FISH NaRErT
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
Best eys,srs in the eity al D,tsnthsier'

The place 20 buy ersss he'd coke is 81 al,
Central Ooal CO. Telslhoss SSs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Bsss oysters IL ne CT, At DstlsntAslsr's
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Game of al kinds st Dsssenthslsr's
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Order yonr Jackson Hin oosl of sne Cen-
ira Io4l Company. feiephout. ass-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Frssh 6sh Of al sinas received daily .
uellsDlAsleI a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Mr.. Ninsi0ws SoOth,ag syrup sboald sivsss
- usfd lor children teeihluK- Il sooyhez tae
child soiIens the eums. alleys a. Issa earss
" lid co.'s snd 1. lie bess remedy NJ diarrhosA
= CeDLx . botIlA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

II vos vast woos ~ TIE esxlsAs 81 core
by i II the Csulrzi Goa 60. telsPhons
s34
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Game Of all KIND. al Dsslsnsb.ler'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

A. opportunity Oaeu, during the com.
ing season. we shall give description in
these columns Of some Of the horse stock
found In the various stables OF the vide.
awake hor.emen and breeders OF Oxford
County. We are no, paid. nor can We
be hired as has been iniims,ed) to blow
for any particular horse OF breed. but shall
try to describe them as they look to US.
and when We spend our time to visit and
examine anyOne's stock. we, Of course,
eIpse, . reasonable compensation for the
time so employed. No horse owner has
a. ye, s.ksd US to do differently and no
one has asked Us to boom their horses.
by request We recently visited the nev
and eommodious stable Of Mr.. Z. NJ.
Thsysr, Of South Paris, where be has de.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Live Stock Note,.

Oli fnhionei peopl. believe In medlcs,-
Ing th.mssl.e. &c well I. their animals as
.pring opens. 50 % We, bat We think that
the Opening medicine" should be applied
externally In N. form % eurrycomo and
brush SOsni aud wholesome food To-
ss,h,r with proper grooming. will sllo-
ihs animals 10 r.,ume "a. work % the farm
without sudden shock.
II 10 sll.lmpor,,nt that the h,rnsss Ia
o,erhlul.i aud ready Tor sprins work.
Badly tlilug harness 10 I. uncomfortable
10 an animal ~ is mans dress when Z
suspsnisr button IL lOst. See 10 The col
lars, that they A. well. and all ports that
rub should not chAfe the stln.
Look u the fcct of horses; those that
bssln work on soft groaud usually DO bet.
ter -lih0u, shoes. The Zee, should be well
cleaned when they come 10 from -orf.
Incoming cows, especially tho.. with
their frs, calf. are apt 20 .uier from mils
fever and garg,i Give them less food, &C
their time approaches. A rO0my stall
should be provlied.-Amsrie.n Agrlenl'
turist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
potato Culture.

We cannot raise gooi potatoes on clay
or mari soil; they will rot badly. We
have used light loan soil for the past few
years and have had good success In raising
mealy potatoes, with bui little tot. We
use DO barn manure out phosphsies, and
get |. good crop. Last year We used about
n,e hundred pr acre and there were ouly
q very few affected ones, Say sboet one
bu.hel on two acres. From past expert
snce iu the amount OF seed. etc, w have
found that o fair.siz Il potato, planted
whole, gives us The best returns, more and
better siks. and . little in advance fseed
ends. Plant In bills two feet apart. 0ne
ofyOur correspondents writes that veshsll
have % return 30 the potato ball 10 ge,
pare seed free from disease. That Ne very
much dOao, 10 our opinion the disease
CONES from many sources, from decomPos-
ins vegetables. etc. Plant ~ early AZ pos
.lble aud avoid the frost Dig a. zoos ~
ripe, keep them dry and pat in cold. dry
| rlace Cook 4 WILEY, St. JOansbury
Centre. w, In Mirror and Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Plans and Gardens.

nv tbls time farmers must have nearly
made M their mind. what 10 plant and
COW the coming season. They have had
ample time during the long winter even.
inss and the lees blsy hours of the day TO
think the matter over. A farmer should
have all bic plans laid out for the coming
season before Q forkfal of manure 10 drawn
ora furrow tarned In the spring. Oicourss
he esnno, lay all HE plans with sbsolu,s
certainty. for mo msn knove,h what the
nsti d.y will bring forth" Hat he can de-
eide what nelis 20 plant whA, ones IN SOW,
What ones need the most fertilization, vhsi
crop. 10 shall stock them with, sni whe,h-
er be will need more help for his work this
season than l,st For this forsihought HI.
work will h lighter and bis crops more
sur.
Every fsrmer should resolve sDd carry
Out his resolution, 10 have . better gsrien
th!s year th,n last. especially n he dii not
have q very good one. IL ma, seem some
What OF bother and vsste % valuable
time 10 stop springs work and make the
garden. IL may look ~ though IN. com
pensAiiOn would be small; bat n IL does
not pay directly Ia dollars AMI cents, II
will pay In solli comfort Ia the form Of
lu.ciOas AMI succulent proJacu served up
for dinner lfter hard labor under hurnln.
.In. OF srhsustl'e tolllng through -intsf
SHOWS The garden may pay fof itsslf
many times over. 80 be. often been The
case, In doctors bill. saved. All garden
vegetables are conducive of good health
10 summer ihsT serve 10 dilute The more
solid foods, thereby rendering the process
OF digestion less one. ous. They serve 10
cool the system and enable IL 10 better
Withstand tie heat of .uu nsr iha. render
log one le.s liable 10 fever. aud epidemic
diseases So BE- sure to have good gar.
den n.Ii summer. aud plant u early 90 n
20 have fall bsn,it from 10 IL 10 no, well
% plant al the sweet corn, peas, beans.
AMI some of ths vegetables Al once, bat
plant a. Intervals, o. ss 70 glvss success
sion oi crops.
Mech that has been said In rsz,ri 10 the
garden may bc applied io small fruits aud
berries. Some Say thaiihs, can not afjrd
% spend their time In raising vegetables,
small fruits. ,ui berries, sni ih,, they hAi
rather spend their time oa something they
can make par better and bar the above
mentioned ptodacn. hut u isa noticeable
fact that mO.t 90 these farmers, N they DO
20, raise "a. articles themselves. 60 with.
out ihsm. .. thsre are 90 many svcauss ~
which The dollars escape. Some, also, id,e
.-ay enough time 10 useless pursulu To
have many of these luiuriss. The writer
has learned by experience that for ouf
Northern gardens Northern grown seeds
Are better than those grown In The South
or West They give amofe vigorous plant
and root. which will mature earlier shd
yield better. In selecting seed II 10 not o..
vsys The beet policy ~ pick oat those of
ihs largest varieties. Many % The smaller
klni. a.. NOR. ,p, N be amer grained .nd
mo-r ciihl..-ll A T, R)eklnghlm, VI.
ln New Englani Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Farmers Institute at Hiram.

A very successful farmers meeting
~n held a, Hiram on March 22d The
general subject ~. associated d.iying
The speakers we're Mr.. l.. II. Blossom,
member Of The Board Of AgIieuliur. from
Ahdrosooggin. aud Mr.. Adams. member
from SsgsdshOc. The meeting Was held
in response 20 an invitation from Hiram
Grange, and II, result, were highly sat-
i,f.eiory 10 all parties. There va.
large attendance. the large Gnnse Hall
being veil hllsd AZ ell the meetings.
The music by the Grange choir va. very
fine. and the hospitality .ho-n by the
lady members va. unlimited. and thor
oughly appreciated by all The large
table. being completely flled with good
,hing.. including q fine display Of fruit.
The meeting -as called to order by the
Wot,hy Master. who introduced Bro.
Melville Gould. Who delivered an able
sdir,. q welcome TO the Board. which
-ss responded 20 by A o. Pike IN very
fitting language. Mr.. Blos,om -a' then
introduced. and gave an abe paper on
associated dsirying. and ho- 10 start and
hos 10 run a creamery. bringing Ia his
experience IN connection with the Iurner
Csn,r, creamery. giving the facts and
figure, taken from i,s lA., years returns,
showing the prices obtained by farmer.
for their cream and ,ha, note could Be
thus obtained than by manufacturing ,h.
butter At hoIIs. Il hss been found that
two inches o. cream -ill make one pound
q butter. The average price paid farm.
ers Coz the year vas - cents. This ,'-
,r,ge i,. Of course, Affected by the r,la.
tive amounts furnished In summer. when
prices are lo-. and in winter. -hsn prioe.
rul. higher. The oo., of collecting the
cream and manufacturing the butter hA.
been uif- less than two cent. PER
pound AL the expense, Of making the
butter. collecting th. cream, selling the
butter. and other Incidental expenses. are
taken from ,h. gro', receipts. and The
farmer, g,i the ne, receipts and are 90
no expense. sIesp, to milk aud strain the
milk into The ereamsr. Hisgins ElrtkA
salt 1. used. ~hieA !, purchased by the
ton. Well, s Richardson. butter oolor-
ing. boash, by th- barrel.
Mr.. Adams 'Pok- on private dairyins.
giving hi, sIp,fi.ne, for several years.
Ne laid great stress upon cleanliness in
the barns And car, 10 keep ih. cows frs.
from 9Th. ,aying ,ha, much butter was
.poili before the milk rssehs. the house.
BY csf,le., handbag.
Ia response 20 calls from the chair, re-
marks ~,re mad, by several gentlemen.
Ill q which wen, 10 .how decided In.
isr,,i ia daifying. When ,h. mee,ins
-s, adjourned. each one --ni s-.y nth
f,.lisg ,hs, be had .P,n, = profitable
day. having laid up in memory, store
house fact, .nd ples'ah, reoollec,ions that
-ould be of u.e 20 bin Coz many years 10
come H. WALNIR NchLEN.
FElmuEo. March goth. lsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
WIN. s..Iiin..


Nr NJ y llAmlin. one n the best Known
Insurance men Ia North Carolina. ~Fiios
frua Winston. a. follows liver sinos
~as seven years ~ age ] have bad What
the doctors call hip dissass, and shieh !
call white swelling Ny hip vas dfasn
oat % place There Vas swelling st the
knee.io where there is pfofuss run
ming. which has been there for year. Of
course this has greatly depleted my sys-
TEN, together with surgical operation On
the leg bone I tired sVsry known blood
pari6sr to build up my system. bat Bon-
did me good until / took 3 SIS uss II
every spring. II slwsys build. me up.
giving me appetite and digestion. and .ns-
bles me 10 stand the long. trying. ss,r-
waiting. hot summer days To me there is
M .noh medicine for purifying the bod
and building up the wasted system |.
IS \. On asing i'll som hecan,. siroug
oi hody aud easy % mind. My color
changed FROM q pale. worn look 10
healthy. robust complexion
Nc u n fnIfsl, of farrnersVilis.
Tsrss. write. About August lst. lsCo.
an eruption spp~ared on my arms and
legs uhish panied NE much and seemed
10 affect my physical condition generally.
Oh the advice oi physician AZ this place.
Gnally commenced u.ing Swift spsciho.
am glad to say that after using thf..
large bottles the sofes have All healed "
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

FRUTI RiisiSG. Ere ~ SoCTuvEsrERS
LOUISIANA lit is hut . short time since
this portion OF the country has had any A.
,sntion paid 20 H. A few years ago there
was no cultivation ofthe soil. The psopl.
lived by stock raising, feeding their anl.
mails on the prslriss The year round. Hat
within the last three or four years they
h,.. begun 10 tlll the soil and To plant
fruit trees. This year there have been set
In Caleasiea Parish over 100, 900 fruit trees
with prospect OF Eve times A. many q IA
set another year. We have organized the
Calca,l.u Agricultural, Horticultural aud
Stock Association, and Al the last meetin |.
n vi. decided % investigate the sivlIAhll.
ity of establishing . canning factory At this
point The subject OF the des'lcation and
einnlng OF SWEET potatoes vs discussed
and referred to committee for investigs.
ilOn. This crop bids fair 10 be ofimmeuse
value 20 this country In the nesr future,
for 90 barrels OF sweet potatoes have ben
raised per acre on new breakiug and $50
barrel. per acre is not an unusual crop In
land that 10 well ferilllEsd-h. v, Lake
Charles, La. Ia RlrAl New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

The price al which corn packers are Try
irg to make contracts with planters for the
eomiug season, 10 . quarter Of q cent lower
than ever before paid. Growing sweet
corn h,s increased 10 The favor of farmers
OF late, 90 shovn ~ the ,nJrts iu Different
towns % start new enterprises ofths kind
Thls Fort 10 reduce the price paid for the
corn seems % cone from the supp0siti0u
that pl.niers will bear that much shaving.
ard not bolt Gradually from time 10 time
tn. contraction OF price has been tired on,
till Il seems The price was low enough be-
fore thl. pinch Sons the largest plsnt-
ere, and longest In the basiness, have re-
fused 10 plant At the reduced rates. A lit
tie cooperation among farmers would be
healthy az this time. Why not the plant
ers combine 10 hold the price, a. well ss
the packer. 20 reduce iti The price paid
lat year was 40 low 40 farmers can raise
the crop and make II pronisble.-Msnie
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Maine Fair.

The Maine State Agricultural Society IL
% have grand exhibition neIi fall at Lew.
l,ton. 10 combination with the Audroscog.
gin and POmologieal Societies. The trus.
tees have decided 10 have only one expert
In ladglng horses, who will laige by scale
Of points suggested by wslisce's Monthly.
They have made the competition open 10
the Provinces which will secure large In.
ore,ss OF e1sioits ofPercherOn aDt Clydes.
dale horses. They will make an ,fjrt IN
secure the celebrated horses imported by
the Provincial government The number
OF races has been Increased, and vigorous
attempts will be made 10 prevent parties
showing borrowed s,oet.-Neu Roglsnd
Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
wha, Shall l cultivate2

To. foiioslng IL "a. concluding portion
% Mr r. " Murch'. ,imirAbls s.,sy on
The sboys subject read a. the meetlpg OF
ths P,nohscot Farmci. Clab;
Toe problem comes NJ anew every
sprlng. What shall ~ cultis,isf A. this
tims. and In TAI. connection another prob
ZEN cio.sly related q The one uudsr con.
slieraiion pressnis itself Csn Ne s- rd
to psy iuisr..t ou land (sni this 4, doablc
In The vest % What IL Is here two thou.
..uf OF more mile. from home. TIE TAX.
pay fof The use % machinery. hire men ,nd
horse. % plor. harrow, harvest, ihrssh
,ni h.al ths grain - market. sui then pay
proes. commissions and transportation
srp-use., smountiut on a. acre oi corn 20
stl al. sui on wheat t0 81 iSf C,n Ne AZ.
ford - 90 ~ We say 4. better % de-
psud upon our own resources. % raise our
0un corn when 10 can b- done AZ q les. er
psns. than u can be bought IL has been
demonstrated time Aflef time That corn can
b. produced here flr le.s than tty cents q
bushsl on fair corn lard aud u mnsi b. q
very poverty stricken Geld indeed, Ani The
worst kind of poor management, where 70
cant be raised for lcss than seventy cents
which hNs been the prevailing pfics this
winter. oar wheat in - averaged only
~ bushels, bat ,hls ls by no means "a.
umltaton. lnds,d. there Il bat little
douhi, vh.u oar farmers generally engage
In this brAnch % agriculture. The aveftgs
will 20 up 10 ffom sixteen to twenty bash.
sls per scrc. We have raised u high A.
thiriy f'e bushels per acre. snd We esti-
mate ths average fof The last twenty year.
a. Ab0ut tventy.i0ur. and Il has been on
ths whole. the mosi profitable crop raised
ou the farm. Hay, OF course, should be- the
Leading crop, Cor 90 this depend. almost
who'll. all other farm crops Amer bay,
The safest w,y u follow jadici0us line
ofmlxei farming. Let every man consider
What crops be can raise 20 the best aivan-
tage. fhe is located near . city or large
town. the dsmanis of the market will ss.
,lst him in determining this matter; bat
ifhei. ~ q long distance swsv, hi, lius Of
operation. must be qaiie dlfsreut We
trust that the farmers % Maine will give
their attention 20 raising more OF the two
most important OF the worlds crops
Elsiern Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
A nnrAr RATTLE

fs continually going on ln the human sys'
ten. The demon OF impure blood strives
~ gain victory over the constitution, 70
ruin health, ~ drag victims n the grave.
A good reliable medicine like Hoods Ssr'
ssparilla 10 the weapon with which 70 ds'
fend ones self. drive the desperate enemy
from the fsld. sni restore peace and bodi-
ly hsslth for many years. Try this Pecu'
liar medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
A GLANCE AT NY EXPERIENCE.

have met With great msny people
while passing o,sr lifes vAfisi -sY,
I've met 9th tho vice AMI the simple.
The peeNish. the grave snd The gay,
have ioarnsyei slth beauty and Niftne,
Have mtnxissi sith usif aud bal.
Tea I've lsughsd 9Th those -ho are merry i.
And have wept uith the ones Who -efe sah
And there. one thlag I've learned In my ioar
nsY.
Not to intgc one bY uhat b. appears,
Tor eyes thai seem sparkling sith laughter
On struggle to keep hs-s their tears
Ani that long, sanCilmouioas fAces,
Ilhie ofsn The souls that ar vile.
While tho.. hearts that are msffy And cheerful
Arr often the mos, frse from guile.
-lsslecisd