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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
y,r,a 20 FAir Exhibitors.

Commssce Preparing yOar stock A. Onee
N you have uot already dOne -.
MAKE u2 your mind 70 kcsp yJef temper
and bold your tOUgus u yoa'fv beaten IL
nevsr pays - sick.
Dont lnsgins you have The Ossi hof-es
in ths cOuntry occsase they belong ioJOa'
Others may have Ja.t - gOOi or better.
secure yoar Assi,tsnts while al the tair.
n there /. one place above another ~hefe
poor help Il worse than al u Is 81 saen
place a. this.
Iufofm The managers of fairs In fessru
u me uamOsr % horses yOa exPsei 70
show In orier 20 secure en0aga stss
ras uumDsr of entries does moi indicate
tAs pumoer OF animals shosn-
Do cot try 10 hide any blsmlsh~s u ihsr.
happen ~ bs any on yOur horses. sooi
commlttss oil bs sure % I'D them. snd
irving % hide them will oPsrats against
Train yoar horses 70 90 Just What 700
rsut tAsn 70 90 willie Osiog Inspected oJ
the COMMITTEES. It IL TOO late w do any
training shen you once enter . show nns.
IN. actions Of an aDlnN A~sys nave
.,lsht In lhs syes OF the jaises.
A commlttss will no, give any eredit Io'
.ao-fnuoas nesh. II II best. tnvfSiotS'
aot ~ have horses Zoo fst good thrN'
ins condition IL assys the oe-i for show
lps horses. Were yOa showing oeei es'ue
or bo<. II might be vel 10 pat on ths sur
pla. n..h. .-ksniucky stock farn'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

Tn. exhibitors OF bloot stock Who take
muea trouble, aud are ~ considerable ex.
p.nss % d. up aud pr.sen, their herds a.
oar stats fairs, are not satisfied with the
Iadglng that Is often made. They demand
thai eonpetent experts be employed, dis
Interested and capsule, 80 that the animals
may De Jidged oy their pol nts ACCORDING
to he scale. NJ. Ssnoorn or Poland,
brlng. out the polnt very clearly inare.
cent Conversation IL expected when
came here 10 have my animals judged on
their points That Il al | ask and al l
s.nt IL costs US good deal 10 come TO
the fairs, 20 prepare for them, To attend
tasm, snd get bsek from them, and We can
no, ,fJrd 20 10 IL unless We can have
Ia.tiee In the jadging." Fair m,nagers
should LOOK SHARPLY after the judges
Maine Earfner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

rA.r, gloomy OatlOok 10 The Oh
World. where The crops are said to oe
air., .n,i iismA f.ilarr IL nov se'm'
th.t th.r, srv needed there from ~ 0so 90
,o so 0Ot 90 bushels of wheat uorv man
,e. h.,,,., of me yssr sill prOiaee. TO
pat IL In another say. the eoan'rlss "n'en
.I..,s have 10 bay whssi masi ihis year
IA, .omv $40. CO, 90 0asbsl-, Snli- tne
eoastrIss raising m 80 th.n they coosume
,,Il have sboa, g9J 90 coo 10 sell NJ.
cent heavy storms hsvS dssuoJvu So
oor,,oa OF ths What t1st wss stsndios IN
IN. 4 ~. Ths Uai,ei States .ph Ssss', ~, 7,
e.s % eoun,sd on - supply Aooa. I'D ~
80 oa.hsls, Ra.sis % 600 900 and ipals
as 90 OOO. lut 10 these later ooanH's-
,h-,, 4. mach more uncertainty tnan y"
ts, former. what adds TO ,he sefiou, s-
o.et of an. oatlook l. The sal fsilafe oitn.
potato crop In many part. Of hos,''' rsI. ~.
.li ,,ona ne VS., coss, of irslsnd- Inl'
In, ~oald have ns,ie bad sie,sr .ns's'
.nd eomsio.d With dssr ofvsd u Is .
.L,omy snOash outlook -Fafmsf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
A Frightful Apparition


"Prof,s.or" Baldwin is great, ba, one
Who |. greater than he. few days sso.
descended from the clouds In little
North German village. He came with
the light Of noon =, = background to his
awful figure, .lo-ly sailing through the
es.tern skies. making his way straight
for the vill.ge Ia question. He ~a' tall
and sturdy. his hideous body being black
a. midnight. while his eyes ~ere -hit,.
his ears Of sulphurous yellow. and his
long horns and tail Of burning red.
One Of bis hand. We. raised s II he
-ere abou, 70 strike the inofsnsive
church sieepls. No wonder that the vii
lager. we're smi,,en With fear and uem.
bling, and began to think that the day OF
judgment had come aud Lucifer ~s.
hsralding IL in. Suddenly the Prince OF
Darkness halted in his flight, and bis
giant figure descended su.isht~ay into
. field Of oats, where he remained stand.
ins boldly upright, his right arm still
rsi.ei ih,e.,sningly above hi' head.
After the fret psrOxysm Of fear vas over,
4 strong workingmsn took hear, and sp'
preached the hend With long pole,
which be thrust between the enemy's
ribs. whereupon the air W. filed With q
terrible stencil. For some minutes the
whole community took to It's heels. but
when the brsver ones dared to look back
and il Was found that Lacifer Vas slow.
ly giving up the ghost, courage returned
Into the hearts Of the community. and
before long everybody knew that they
had been the dupes Of some practical
jokes In the next town. Who had con-
s,ructed thin India-rubber figure. foa'
yards high. inflated IL and cent IL up lit'
. balloon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
The Fruit Crop.

From reports collected 10 all the apple
,,oxiug sections OF the world II IL evident
that the crop 10 below IN. average sna
prices for winter and shipping spp,es VIII
.. atm. saeh facts are no, usually msde
snoSn until the goods have passed into
the hands OF speculstors, and UNDER the
present circumstance IL VIII ne Wen 70
no.r In miod thsi fruit Is pe'lshsole' ana
hat while all are holding for rise tney
ar, all taxing some rick ard none OF them
getting any r,turnsi aud n all rush 10 the
market at oBcs the price will come down,
ID IN be one tim OF another. IL s not
oest 10 take much risk by holding Tor
extra prices Of psrishaols good'.-Mlrrof
ana Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

ing some OF the snterprsing Kentucky
breeders vill secure and bring East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noy,s intend visiting CAL
ifornis in few months, where she hopes
to purchase dllies by s,smboul and Gay
Wilkes. and have them mated With
Rleciioneer sh. eontempla'e' breeding
ure,ns. by Dictator Chief, (2;2Si)
dam. Gretchen. dam of Nelson. 2:2it
Susie Owen. 2:26. and Knox Girl. dam
Of Aubine. 2;26N. by Gideon. second
dam, Kate. by Vermont Black Hawk. to
Alcsntara (2.23). . horse which she hs.
no, ye, seen. ba, Of whose merits she has
formed = very high opinion.
These FLIES. with contemplated fu-
ture purchases and their produce by the
noted stallion. above named. will be
gres, acquisition to the ho''e stock OF
Maine. I, look. now a. though Mrs.
Noy,s will be the frs, to breed . tro,ier
combining the strains Of the famous
brood mares. Mis-. Russell. Green Noun
tain Maid. Dolly. Alma Mater. wOodbine.
Minnehahs. Beautiful Bells and Gre,eh.
en-. When this !. accomplished II no,
before, she will doabiless incorporate
strain from the f.moa. old ws,erwiteh
wha, richer breeding can be imagined :
Thi. lady takes a lively in,ere', 10 the
improvement Of the horse stock OF Maine
"whs, breeder. there need mos, q, pre-.
SENT she says, "is . better class OF
brood mare. The state is full OF choice.
ly bred stock horses. ba, brood mares in
the past have no, been selected With the
same care a. stations"
This is q fact % which attention has Of
ten been called. Mrs. Noyes has set
Maine breeder. an example ia the pur-
chase of these grsndly y.bred hllis'; which
they will find for their be., interest. I.
individuals. as veil ss for the future rep.
L,a,ion Of the horse stock Of that state,
20 emulate. Given the same quality OF
brood mare. thu, Ken,uekisas have been
using. Northern breeder, can compete
successfully with those 10 any par, Of the
globe. in producing fr,-elAs' turf per-
formers. a. we'll q. the best OF gentle.
man. roadster. There Is both pleasure
and profit In rsi.ins tki. class OF stock
II the business is jadieiou'ly managed.
The demand for strictly 6r.,-elsss uo,-
,er aud road.'ers always has been. s
now. and. doubtless. always will be, in
excess Of the supply.
Mr.. A. I. Maxim Of South Paris,
Me-. has recently purchased lSi hand,
finely. gated. o.yesr.od daughter of
Baby Dean. .on Of Daniel Bone. The
flly'. dam ". by Robsr, Bonner Jr.,
.on Of Rober, Bonner. by Rysdl Ks
H.mble,onisn. She has been bred TO
Hebron. ,on Of Pnne.p. Mr.. Maxim
i. secretary Of the Oxford County Trot.
ting HOre Breeders Association. = wide
awake organization which is doing sf'
feeilve work. stimulating breeders to in.
prov. the horse stock in ,ha, part OF
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
A Man's Description OF a Dress,

The sversge msu u.aslly fnis h.msslfst
s.a when be undertakes . description OF Q
lsdy's dress. An old farmer. returning
frrm thu wedding ofa niece in distant
eity. w~ s.ssriv qa,stiooed by his family
a. 20 N. briie's costume. "Well," said
he, "she had on some kind OF dress, with
lot OF fub-drubbery OF some sort OF
mother down the front OF Il, . thing.s.ms.
jlg on the back OF Il, with long tall OF
some stufY-I don't know what u vss-
dragging oat behind. and lot Of dip nap
fiounces over the whole thing. There
wasn't no arms TO it. and she had lot OF
white truck, son and noppy-'iks, on her
head, and that's jlst oil krow about u, !"
ell OF which must have been very unsatis-
| factory 70 the ladies OF his household.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

Mr.. George KennAn contributes to
the September Century an article on
Exile by Administrative Process" in
which be gives . grea, number OF IN.
stances Of the blni.hment Of persons to
siberi.. wi,hou, the observance Of any
of the legal formall,ie. ihA, IN most
countries preeede or attend deprivation
of rights. Mr.. Kennsn will alec discuss,
10 an Open Letter in this number OF The
Century. the question. els the Sioeri.n
RIile system to be al Onee Abolished
stating hi. reasons for believing ,ha, the
plan Of reform now being discussed In
Russia, and which !. said by the London
"spee,.,or" to involve the entire aboli.
ton Of exile 20 Siberia as . method OF
puni.hmen,. ~ill no, he put in operation.
Mr.. Kennan says that the present plan
|. one proposed by the chief OF the Ru'-
sian Prison Department. with whom he
had . long and interesting Conversation
Jus, before hi. departure from 81. Peters
burg I, grew ou, Of many complaints
of the respectable inhabitants OF Siberia,
~ho demanded ,ha, the penal classes OF
Russia should 40, be turned loose upon
them. The Russian official only hoped
to r,.,rie, and reform the system, 80 .
to make |, more ,olerable TO the Siberian
people. by shutting up Ia prisons 10 Ia.
rops.n Rus.i. = certain proportion OF
prisoners now sen, to Siberia. The re-
form would have affected in the year
1885 fewer than three thousand eniles
ou, Of q total OF over ten thousand.
Before such a plan goe. to the Codneil
Of State for discussion. IL is alsays sub
mi,,ed to the Ministers within whose ju-
ri.die,ion II f.ll..-in the presen, case,
the Minister Of Justice, the Minister oil
Finance. and the Minister Of the Interior
Two Of these officers have already di'aP.
proved Of the plan. the Minister OF Justice
declaring thu, "esile to Sibehs for Poli'
,ie.l and religion. ofep.e. must be pre-.
served" and IL is Mr.. Kennsn's belief
,ha, the scheme will never reach the
Council Of State.
Thi, /. by no means the frs, measure
Of reform which has been submitted TO
the T.sf's ministers, but every effort has
80 far been frui,le.s, and plans have been
found "impr,e,iesble.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

A woRD oF ArPRKciArioS u sm great
ix nl,.s.d with the Rural OF August tin
M, eoutslnlpg the very Interesting srtl.
cl.s on Agricultural Experiment Stations
sns . skstch OF the life aud work OF Sir J.
L.ve.. How few tillsfs Of The soil,
-, among the more Intelligent, know
an. value on the labors of this gentleman,
49, rhIeh ,Asy 90 much proot- Isis doubt
Isss . great advantage 70 sgncai'u.o .ns'
80 many States ofthe union are esIaonsn, .
lng experiment stations. 4. 70 DC nvpsu
,hst the bulletins OF these stations wiz oe
foaud In all the farmers homes OF tne
..y,rh States, alongside OF some gooa
f.rm pspe, and the local nevspsper'-''
m 40 Rural New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
HAY FEVER

In.ve been IL c,ed with hay fever from
early In August unill frost. Ny eyes
would run 9 stream OF water and sneefeo
Vas advised 70 use Elys
Cream Balm. Iths worked Ike charm
.ni can -,y am entirely cured Mrs.
Emelins Johnson, Chester, Conn.
have been for several years sunefer
from h,y f.ver and severe head colds. !
have found nothing that can compare Win
Ilys Cream Balm. would no. be with
out 4. for any consideration. IL 10 simply
wonderful In lts effect upon the nssal
organs.-S A. Birtt, Wilmington. ". Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
yIaoR AND VITALITY.

Are quickly given 10 every part OF The
body by II ,oi's sars,pnills. That tired
feeling IL entirely overcome. The blood u
enriched. and yiisliIsd, and car
rles health Instead OF disease 10 every
organ. TIE stomach is toned and
the appetite restored. The
kldneys aud liver are reused aud lnvlgor.
,,ed. The brala IL refreshed, the mind
made clear and ready for work. Try h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

r.. aao,. of solams. Of Agriealiars OF
x.,.s issT :. beIOugisg 10 the ssversl ss'
,,saltut.l societies OF The STATE hs.s nv
IN fssa scot Oat. and msmcsr- Q, 'ns 50
ei.,,ss wiil Be supplied with ,ss I,'nn ms
$500 te- secretaries on apple suoa.
sn,s a.. nrip,lur .nd the nlndinx have
o.. pa mors promptly completed than 'oI o.,
.sssr.l pears p,.t, AMI s'ersi.ri,s s,.,,.s,,s ~. -
eo.s. aosncs thls yssr be aol. 70 u'sn,,'~ ., y,
80 80 :, an. .puus shows. All 10 want OF
,s.m ~ .soald apply ssrly.-Ermef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

Bobby hn reluctantly kissed his sister
good night aud Vas OF for bed. "Dont
you 90 20 bed rather early, Boboyf en-
qllred young Mr.. S,mpso,, "irs but ~
tie past s." II have 10 go 10 bed early on
tue nights you call on sister" explained
Bobby. "she makes me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
Pupl PtL.si Irculso PILEs.

SraProas-MJls,urei intense i.eaing
and staging, mos, o, nighii worse oy
scratching. ifsllowed % contnue tamors
form. which oiten bl~ei and ulc@rsts. be-
coming very sorc. SwArSEs OfSr MINT
stops the itching and bleeding. heals ul'
csrstlou, and In most cases removes the
,amors. A. druggists, or by mall. for 10
cents. DR.. suayne 4 Son, PhilAtslL,iA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

A Sunday School teacher taught her
class faithfully the golden text "Pat OF
Thy shoes from on thy feet, for The place
shereon thoa standesi is holy ground"
The next Sunday only one girl could re-
number IL, AMI she recltei it thus
"Moses, Moses, take OF them shoes"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

.I hate 20 make . complaint. MI. smitn.
hut that lawn mower Of yours Is . terrible
nuisance"
aIIayent got any lawn moweri Well.
that's roodi As though hadn't heard II
night and morning ever since : moseI
herr. Therel there goes the eoniouhae1
thing agAinl" ,.
.i,ut. nv Gear sir. that isn't Q lawn
mower. That's my son winding up nS
waterbury "-Boston Transcripts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

IL IL Astonishing how rapidly the feeble
and debllitstei gain strength and vigor
~hsn taking Ayers sussparills For
~hst are called "brotsn-dowa cpnstitu-
tions, nothing else has proved 90 effective
.s this powerful ba, perfectly safe medi-
cine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
rur pnsrMAsrRR

" inc hestsr. M,ss.. says I an personally
scqua alntsd with AFT. aud Mrs. Carleton.
aud wAs sstouishei 81 the remarkable sf-
iects OF your sulphur Bltters In curing
their sou. and lts large sale IL undoaotsdly
due 10 the fact thst IL is an honest medi'
clue. I Know Of many Others Who have
Deen cured by It's use, and DO not think
too much can be said In IL praise.
YOars truly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

That Was very tenier.hesrtsi maa
mar Pittsburg Who, being told that ais
wife who h,i lefl the house an boar be-
fors. Wa drowned. and her body VAS
found q mills or 30 below. said, "she must
have n1,led down quite llyelyi"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

Prof Proctor agures that the earth is
shrinking about t~o inches ayeu. That
seeJunt. for the nervous anxiety manifest
81 by some people 10 possess it while IL 10
OF some sire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

"Did you tell the lady that ww out,
Lacy Amir" inquired lady Of her house
maid. "Yls, mam." "Dld she seem 70
doubt iti' "Sot a. al. mum. She said
she knowed plaguey we'll thst you wun't" Z"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

vol.pak. the new universal language,
has not q single oath or profans word In
H. IL will never be used In POLITICAL
campaign, or In driving orsa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
George p. Brown, p. NJ.

Old gentleman (pu,ting . few questions }
Now, boys-sh--csn any OF you tell me
What comm ,niment Adam broke when be
took the forbidden fruit' Small scholar
(llke q shot) Please, sir, IL wornt no
commandments then, sir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

Wits (p unhsppy hasosnd)-"i
woaliat wOtry, John, 10 dossnr DO any
good % borrow roable" Husband
borrow troublsi Great Cesar, my dear.
I slnt borrowing roablei I've Got 10 70
Land q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

ooen b.ruyards near dwellings, with
,hsir large deposits OF wsssr-soated ma
mrs. cause much sickness and death:
Msks the maaars under cover and u vont
scsh into the we'll. and IL VII be worm
tvice a. much for The land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
Beware of ScroMla

scrusuii l. probably more general than any
other disease. II IL insidious In character.
and manliesis itself In running sores, pastnir
eruptions. bolls. swellings. enlarged totnis,
Asoesses, sore eyes. etc. IIcod'ssarsapariils
s,psls all trace of seroiula IRON tho blood.
leaving Il pure. enriched. and healthy.
"Iwas severely afiietei with serofuls. and
over year had two running sores on my neck.
Took Ave bottles IIood's sarsaparilla. and Am
eured- c. z. LoyEJoY. Lowell, MAss-
O. A. Arnold. Arnold. Ne, had scrofulous
sores for seven years. spring and fall Hoods
sar.anxrilla cured him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

"Wers you ,roaole,i with ennui a. sesr
he a,k.i, ainly. "w-ll, said the Chieago
girl, III was al drst, bat cracked Ice re-
lieyei me very much"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

Young Lady 10 artlst)-"whai do you
consider the best thing you ever drew.
Mr.. Palsttsi- Artist (sosently)--"0h. IN
ace 10 two aces md couple OF Jacks"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

"Thsr! I've prevented my husband
from telling another lie," said = wife -
she dropped her letter in the msil.box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

The rich man. says an exchange, cannot
enter the kingdom OF heaven, bu, be can
have . thundefing good time n the ses-
shore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

The apples In msrke, ms s S.s,os n
ths, ,ha little destructive apps
sslll a vork In earnest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
AMONG THE FARMERS.

On practical Agricultural top.
ics Il -olicitesi Aifirv.s al commaalc.tions
intsn1-d Az this department to AoaICuI.
rVsALkprrOl OkSOzD DDk.ocAsr. PAkls. NL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
Mannras Firnt.


Mr. J. W. S.aDoru, sho lst New
hampshire for an setlye aai honorable po'
.ltioa 10 Mis.oari. is h,ilng that rules
walsh uill sPPlJ In ihe Granite state Gao
10, prodlahly be observed apon the rich
pr.irle sOll of the vest till The soil ls mofs
completely Exhausted or farm products
lriug higher prices In market. lie u.s
.trons advocate Of chemical fertilizers In
New Eaglani. sni for years used them
himself by the car loli upoa New lismp'
.alru farms, bal amer I've years expert
sucs In Mlssoari, be says 81 do not be-
isve that The prices OF staple crops Ia
Mis.Oari Justify taelf use, sxeePi under
veil dsnacd nm'niioas which simii OF
taelr use only updsf exceptional oonii'
lions. The saving of the wss,age, as nov
conducted. 90 oar stock sxcremcuis, vii
cost Bat . fraction H mach - the plant
food secured In parchasei chemicals, sni
DC nai. ''pfofOani need of The utmos,
economy 90 stock m.nurcs sDi their intel.
ns~nl ase Mi. siylcs - save AMI "a.
ilci0asly use al the animal sxcrsnents
tha, can be collected on the farm before
paying money for commercial Fertilizers,
: AZ spplic able In Ses Eaglsni as a. the
sest NJ farmer can arJfi 10 bay fsrtlll'
I-r. snd Al the same time waste his stable
nanarc- Ani any fertilizer dealer who
talks 10 the contrary IL eita,r Ignorant OF
shal be l. tAlking. OF worse, decelver,
il.hones, teacher. New Engisni Farmer.
Nsssrs Eiiisrss have onsu heard IL
remarked that where early potatoes .nd
D.an- have not been properly hOed In The
sarly part Of The season aud before bios
coming, 10 WAS q great dsmsge 10 them 10
zoe them Aler they are blo.somed.
lever have agreed with II. aud desire 70
knos yoaf oplnion ln The natter
Respectfully. suBscEinER.
Neither have Ne agreed with that nouou'
When polaiOes sni he>us g,, weedy We
noe them, regardless OF the season. We
a.ys 90, horse and cultiystor through
asld OF doe potatoes In the month OF Au'
gust, twice In row sni followed with .
thorough hand hoslng. and all with a.
much satisfaction ss 10 result A. any hoe
log ever done. There IL m question %,
II would he better 10 have the ground clean
from weeds si that time without ihs hoe
ing. Dot when IL cones 10 choice De-
tween sssAmp % weeds aud stirring OF
the soil. then pat in tue cultiSator t'ery
zine. The weeds II allowed 10 stand VIII
luIare the crop more than any hoelug e.n'
Bc.ns, or potatoes either, should not DC
hoei when the plants are wei-Mhne
R.rmar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18

Three books mailed free on application.
Al druggists sell 5. S. 5.
Tn SWIFT SricIuc Co,
Dnxu >. Atlanta, Ga.
New york, 80 Broads,y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-18
Salt Rheum

Isone of the most ahle diseases caused
by impure blood. Its readily cured By Hoods
BarsapariIla. the great blood punner.
william spies, Elyria, o.. suffered greatly
from sryslpclas and salt rheum. caused ~
handling tobacco. At times his hands would
crack opcn and bleed. lie tired van ,us prep
arations without aid, finally took Hocds sar-
saparilla, and now says" am entirely we'll
"My son had salt rheum On his hands and
on the calye. of HIS legs. lie took Hoods
sarsapariila and IL entirely cured" J. IL
stanton, Mt. Vernon. Ohio.
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Krxp, TESAs, June ~, fses.
TIE Svift Specific Co. Atlanta. Ca:
Centlemen-A sireenyesr-old son of
mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke
out with an eruption on various parts a his
boiy. put him 10 taking =. ;. y. and
lev bottles cured him entirely. live az
Lone Oak. but riy post-otfioe Is at Kemp.
youD truly. w. ). RoBissos.
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pIrocs from tho Front.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July ., 1883.
The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ca;
Ceniiemen-I can eheerfully and truth.
fully say that 5. ). 5. Is the greatest blood
purifier on earth. In 1884 contracted
blood poison. Physicians treated me With
M good results. Itook a half dosen differ
eni kinds Of blood medicines. bot, without
receiving any permanent relief Was In
duoed 20 Try 5. s. 5. began the hrst
bottle with the grayest doubts OF success.
I had been 30 often deceived. But I'M
proyrment came. and continued its use
until pcrfocflywell. have since married,
and have healthy family. No trace Of the
disease Is seen. Swift's Specific did all
this fOf me. and ! am grateful. Yours
truly. j. ). stlADn.
rs Dale Ave.
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Norway, usise.
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