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UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDE.
RIKSTED'S POST OFFICE.
PAID.

Ernest S. Blyden, s. A. Color, Elvina
Clark, Chas. Herbert Evans, Victo Ed
wards, William Henry, William Jackson,
Elizabeth Lewis, Alfred A. Lang, Alexan-
der Philip, William Rodgers, Ella NJ.
Saunders, Mary Williams, Samuel Will
liamS.
UNPAID.
@. Anthony. Petrina Franklin, James w.
Green, Samuel I. George, Mary Hatchett,
Jasper James, Albert Jones, Charlotte
Levy, James Mann, Anna Constia Mayors,
Sophie Olsen, Antonette Richard, Clara
RaSch.
Frederiksted's Post Office, St. Croix
31st May 1888.
+. RICHTER.
, 1888-06-06
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TIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

PAID.
Urich Brown, Petersfarm Mrs Christian
Br0nsted, Rosalin James.
UNPAID.
Ruth E. Dawson, Ancloizer Farancis,
Jensine Jensen, George Aldrige Mckay,
John Y. Nude, Elizer Ned, Est. Strawber-
ry Hill; fedora PareSon, Game Game
Peterson, William Henry Ellick.
Christiansted's Post office, st. Oroix
31st May 1888.
PETER LEMMING.
, 1888-06-06

"a T Sessionerne i Boet efter at
~ d0de Fr0ken MARIA HAGGRETlE LIND
afholdes at undertegnede E%xecutores
testament den f0rste ONSDAG i
hver Manned, Eftermidda8 Al. 3,
paa Proourator BUGELS Kontor,
Dronningensgado No. %, bekjendt-
gj0res herved.
St. Thomas, den 1sto Juni 1888.
Som Befuldmogtigot for Herr Politi-
mester II. NJ. w. FISCHER
CHR. BUGEL.
Som Bofuldmpg5igot for Herr Con
sui w. B%B0NDsrED
J. THOMANN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Hereditary Unsoundness.


The temptation IL great IN thest Tin q,
when good hoTsss command rsady ,ales ~
paying prices. TO raise colts fr1m uusouni
horses. Co. qlsutlY from msrs that sfe so
disabled - - he sntlf,ly utai iot work
The owners ~ such ablmA's always Aopt
% obtain good st0sk FUqaeutlJ, mare
has mary good qaslllic-. and aside from
some such frf,c ss the heavCs, orssptv n
IL Asupeflor anlmAi IN such eases, The
owner ofthe mare L. spt 20 set on thesnn-
position that she will transmit n her on
spfing Only her desirable QaAliiifs, forget.
Una that The general lAw - ne, tha, like
bsgsis like. sppliCs % Tie defects a. ~ u
a. % the desirable qaalitb ~ The dams.
whsn aspAvln 90 mare IL dae Ds mat
ufsl weakness. the probabilities AZ that
tsr colt Nlll show something of ths SAM
wsakncss. altaouga with careful hsndlog
they may never develop aspavir. Co
orally speaking, spAvlns, curbs, fiaghone.
spfung kncCs, heaves asd hllnducss afe Dc.
fccts that sholld leaf IN TIE rtl 'c,ion ofs
mare for breeding pgrposes; oui N sash
mares are ever bred partlcular care should
b. tsksn % cross then with horses that
are particularly strong In the part where
the mare Il ucak There az do11lcss
msuy unsouud mares that Nil prove % De-
valuable hr,eiers, ihtlr uusosniusss being
due In some inst,rcc- % mechanical IN.
Jury. ami not uCurA weakness bat TIE
general rule holds true. nevertheless, thst
~ raise sound colts -. must have souui
mares. y. l. kCssEit. v.
Ls-l,tor. Dee. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24

AlIiilc t,forc noon ou the 'th q April,
.sGJ. Gen Grant. with DE- stAn, ru'ic into
;ho llitlc yularc ~ Tarmyilic. On the
south side of thc Arpomaitox river, n
town which win bc memorable In history
a. the place ln which De- opencl The c1r.
rcspondcucc with fFc which lci to The
surrender ~ tho Army - northern Nir'
g.n.A
lie drrw up In front ~ thc village hotel,
dIsmounicl and established headquarters
on it, bruad piazza. New. came in that
Crook was nghtns large O.lds with hi.
eaSalry on the north sidc ~ the river. and
I was directed to gp 90 his front AMI &c
what was Necessary % b. done to assist
him. fouud that De- was bcing driven
back and the enemy was making a bold
stand north of the river Humphreys
was also on the north sidc. ISOLATED from
the ret of cur Infantry, confronted by a
large poriloa % Lees army. and having
s0mc very heavy lighting ON my return
u general headquarters that nishi,
Wnght's corps was ordered to cru,s the
river and move mp.dly tp the support ui
our troops thcrr Noiwlthstahding Their
long march that day. thc men spung tn
their feet with spirit that made every
one marvel 40 thCIE pluck, and came
swinging through the main street 20 iho
ullasc. with a step that seemed g' elastic
az on tlc frst day Of their toils0mc tramp.
II wa now dark, but they spicd the gsn-
cral ln-chIeI watching them with evident
pride from the piazza of the hotel
Then was witnessed one ~ the mot IN
spring sccncs ~ the campaign. Bonlrc-
were lighted On the slides ~ the street,
the men seized straw and pine knots, AMI
improyisCi torches. Cheers aruse from
ihfoaia already hoarsc with shouts q vic
tory. band. played, banners waved, arms
were tossed high in air and caught aguin.
The nisht march had become a grand re-
view. with Grant NJ the reviewing ohi~r.
-"Gmnt's Last Campaign In The Cen
furv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Chine. Gla.. Making.

The Chinese In Hong Kong manage io
turn out n cons ilerahle quantity ~ glass
ware % various kinds and Of fair quality,
with the minimum oi implements and %
plant the most inexpensive. True, the
material Ia general usc u old glass re
melted. for which expensive furnaces aud
apparatus are not Indispensable. Tho
crueiblez used ARE small rarely exceeding
In capacity eO pounds. These are sct In
n furnace stocked from small opening In
the eide About threc hundred weight OF
cuai l. used la melting one crucible of
alas. The tulcs by which the molten
glAss l. collected from the TT are per-
ceptlbly lighter and shorter than those
used In America After being blown the
glass il aunealcl In small square pit
containing ashes and straw, the latter he
ing speedily converted into ash 10y contact
with the heated glass.
The molds used are made ~ clay, and
are often very lngcniously devised 10 meet
tho varying indications required. When
taken from the crucihle the operator docs
not maryer the lump of molten glass by
rolling on flat, iron slab, a. j. usually
done. They have, In fact, no maENer's
tools or other appliances usually seen IN
glass blowing establishments. \ small
trowel shaped tool 0f iron. clay m0lds
and n few iron tubes constitute the Chi
nese glassblowcr's whole stock ia trade.
The above relates to Chinese glassblowers
alone, of whom there are many In the
colony. but there IL large plant for the
manufacture % glass, owned by the Eng
llsh and foreigners In Hong Kong. which
has all the modern appliances, but Il not
now at wOrk.-PhilAdelphia Call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24

Every one who has Inhaled ether feels
that he has rasscd through a remarkable
experience, whether ~ disagrccahis
nature or thc reverse Sometlu - the
yapor carriCs with 10 the most del ghtful
sensations. aui again u pruductlyc only
- the horrible When tho patient II
''sclng on. 90 returning % conscious
ncss, 10 often indulgcs IN Alsuri ~.
marks There's my blue bonneir' sail
lady, opening her eyes after some time
spent Ia dentists chair 80 I can't
D. dead. that woullnt have been walt.
ing for mc Ia hcaycnr' Another. a
tobcr matrun. vas 90 delighted, on fc-
turning On CONSEQUENCES, no seeing The
kindly iace ~ her physician bending
over her. after she had been floating OF
into space. that she exclaimed. oxcitc,lly.
"Oh, doctor. love your Yes ycs, I
know li,' ho replied. tooihingly, and
she has since declared that she wns -
angry with him for evidently under g.
tlmailng the importance ~ her state
meni. that sho Kept on Wildly insisting.
"but you don't understand adore
your Onc yuung girl. compelled to $50
through a painful surr'cal operation,
began laughing immoieniely ~ Sou as
the ether affected her. After her fccov-
cry she was asked o. recall tho cause ~
her m.rth. AMI Ia doing ~ she laughed
~ heartily again. Il can't tell y0u how
funny 10 was. shc declared. n seemed
o. D. crucheiing. and there was BIG
musqulto going "a ard ont with the
loops Oh, N yOu could Cnly sce how
funny DE- looked The Argonaut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Farmers Debts.

The aggregate Indebtedness oi The farm.
ers q This country Is pat ~ two billions OF
dollars-nOre than the national debt. Yet
there il 10 need 10 fear ths. The farmers
will be bankrup,. They yearly prOda:e
articles worth iOar bllli0ns. The farmers
DO . business compared with which their
Indeb,tdness Is small. Nevertheless, q lit
tie resty cash need not walt long for prof.
liable ussi likely, ifit utre spenito make
the house and land better, IL would orlug
hlgh Interest Some men have foollshly
buried silver OF gold 10 the earth Jet many
American farmers could wisely puI money
into their Land, aud hsd better pat 10 there
In the form OF manure or tillsge than TO
buy With u other land. Golsg In deot f0r
luraries cannot b to1 strongly condemn.
ed I; for the farm once mortgsged IL half
lost. Iossets may Destroy the wheat,
storms the corn, drought the grass; but
noue Of these attack the mortgage
lean Agricalturisi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Applying Manure.

IL A. W. FLUvANNA. y Y-Lssi sea
son I ArfAnsed 90 sow plot ofthrce acres
10 barley upon which had rAlsei oats that
year. knowlng that 10 must be uterally
mauufsd % pr0duce a good crop, l began
With the frsi slsighlng - draw my manure
a. made 10. sud pat it on Al the rate OF 20
loA's - The scrc mAnuied fully two
acfes IA This manner. spreading u - l
drew 10 The remsiuiug acre maturvd
aflsr hai pl0wcd 10. pai,iug oa 20 loid,
of Zoe marure-ihe scrsplugs of my barn
yari-Aud haffoNiug tin when The ground
was In good condition sOwcd ihi. piece
OF three acres On barley with = dTill, pat.
ting In tso bushels Ia tie acre. from The
time u nfst showed through the ground =
yeTy marked c.H-rcuce was Ob.erNsole 10
favor % that where the m,uure WAS pat
on In the wlntsr ani pl0vei under. Per
haps in . season with more rain the result
might have BEEN dffreut Upon the part
where the mature Was pat upon the sur
face snd dragged In. the barley turned ysl-
low. tie lower leaves ~ Ing. srd very much
of II showing ytry feeble and impsrfeeilJ
develops h.sds with shfiveled and shfunk-
IN kernels About Oue sixteenth OF an acre
va. literally dressed with hen manure and
p'oNed nudrT Ga ilis barley WAS double
In balk % straw, length OF heads and per-
f,ctlou 90 ksrnsl a. compared with Any
other part Of the nsld. In The future
shall be very eArsfal not TO surface manure
nj know 4. Il % he q dry season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24

Nowhere dos toe hsnd ofthe m,sicr 80
r@sr more probably than Amoug bis fai-
,grirg and Other stock. II DC sees 10 ih,li
care sud feeding. sud ke,ps them to heslih
aui .roNth. thfy wili cCuc out In batter
condition 10 spripg A. les eosi than u
trusted % The most careful nan, Who PAS
uot The Interest 90 OSncfshiP
Give tte pigs warn, tight pen' enfn'
or corn neal j. sn txpvusive msistisl ~hh
Which 90 hep oui The cold Ar. WsTm'h
= great saver % food 10 iAiieniug ant
nal.
See thai The usierirg afrangsmen are
eouveulsutly reached, ant DO not lsi TIE
yoarg auimsis struggle With The older ones
Tor thelr share, oat let them o1i nrst
sheer vii thrive All the better, n In ,ddi-
ton to their Coru-sialks and other ''eo-rse.
nss-, thsy sfv gissu daily ICED % m'h'u
corn and oats.
Waste l. oftsu sen 10 The oArtlsss u'e
~ h,V .nd Other foddsr. To throw d0wn
thsss upon the gfOand In The bsrnyHi
wsstes. by tramp'ng undrr loot, enough
to psy he cost % several feed raen hst
nav 6e made ~ sayiug u -Ameiiean AZ
riCuturst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
rh.mp,.. .h.,, Hand wrl,.r.

~. A. s. White. the wCllkroun saihor
~ Whites Picnograrhy." fam0as a.
tl,c Champion Shorthand W,iisT a the
World. r,ssissi ihs frat priss- ia the In.
tcinaiisn,l inicsi- az LoIdon. Eiinhurgh.
Paris snd nerliu be osme near l-ing psr.
mansnily disabled ty rheumatism. H..
recovery by the use u q remedy infallitls
ineuring rheumatism and all blood diseases
is told In letter from his ofiee. o. Wash.
ingion a.. Chicago, dated jane 20, 1881.
lie writes;
"Your remedy has done wonderful ser-
vice for me. for the past Eve years !
have leen troubled With rheumaiic pains.
",iy right hand had become almost use-
Ies. aud vas gradually losing speed a. Q
shorthand oriisr. A friend of mine. Dr.
DsdsriCh. advised me - your remedy. |
used doIen bottles ~ n \. and am now
entirely recovered. shail never cease %
commend your excellent medicines. and
wish you much success.
yours truly. A. y WnirE'
Add here !. another witness;
"nENtOS. Ark.. August. 18th. 1851
LAS, spring vas dangerously sfiicie,l
With orysipslss, aud my life "a. dsspair,d
of BY NY physicians. A. last hops
tried =. n =. and sooa iouni r,lisi. shd
In too weeks vas able 20 attend 10 my
ba,ins-. used Eve bottles
- N WuInonSE.Ei. Saline C0suSr.-
Tfeaiiss on Blo,i and Skin Diseases
mailed ir,s. THE SWIFT srEcipc Co.
Drawer J. Ail.nts. Ca
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
The MaIne cattle Trade Of lee7.

The Maine Cattle Trade OF 1897.
TIE volams 90 the cattle trade A. Boston
tufug BE- var isss. wAs Vc y much lsss
than 10 was ia lss6 ny ttls - mean that
thr rumbtrs 20 cattle rtCelVei ~ The
brighton sud watsrtown yards, Tor TIE
year lat tud,t, stfv a.. 5if les th,u Tor
ne pftyluus year nut n make W Tor
this there Wsfu received ~ So more shSep
uud lambs. ard M gJG more fat hogs tnau
iu issC The total number 20 cattle fc-
sslysd Al these Yards Coz tbe meat supply
rf Bostuu. Wa %, ,5st bead. TIE Western
supply -. c. .s9t bead. aud Maine FUR
uishsd .. .G1g htad--iQt more than la lssS
Maine furnished morv than ary other New
Eugiard state. twice a. mtuy a New
lotk. aud iOar times A. many - CAnsiA
Tae lArge.t uumhtr of cattle ssni 10 hos
Ton ffom Mtne IN any one year daring TIE
past slght years. wks 10 ISL. when ~
ssnt lg s.g bead. Boston required a total
90 s9l .tT6 hesf ~ shCCp In lss5, OF rhich
M,inr ssut - cl5-ouly Oue Nce Laglshd
StAfe. Vermont. sending more. via a9,'
sst We ssut in iss5, g,i.J lCss shesp
than In issG. A. With cattle. - win
sheep. The lArg,st uumbst ssnt ~ Maine
lu any oue year Tor siEht year.. NAs Ia
f.sI. whsu Ne sent st5ig hfai. Other
neat supplies for Bostou iog lsss Wric
cen p.rs. GG.tss vsA.s srd i,0J9.t32 fAt
hogs. A. % values, he a1ciahlous OF
I've stock have been siight, the quotauous
f5r TIE year on cattle Aui shCcp osiug pre-
cissly the sane a. In ls,s.
Al ui.rssiiug item In conrcciion Slih
he neat sUppuss f0r Boston l. ihe fsci
that The luCryAss In fAt bogs received 10
lssT over l.s6 reached The afge uumhst
90 1896 They vtfc utdouh'etJ All
western pofksrs Atd a. The stststiciAn
of the Boston live stock mukci Ia bis az
nal report says II lisa marvel hat New
Enrland fafmsrs 90 Dot see that there 10
money rraKtrd iu the rsifirg of fai hogs.
Thsv aIsays sell readily, ani two crops
can BE- raised ina ayesr with no inconVtn'
isrce. lfit IL only planned ior. Nestrfn
IA hoes cot. delivered ir Boston, - tn
satcsuis. live weight. tgsinst % 10
: cents one year ago. Ask any raiser of
hogs if thsfv IL not monst made on thsn
saglcsuts Here IL a good point fof
sorss ofour fsrmtrs. WY uli 40 iuio tts
buslnsss % 40 sItsnt su-ltitut % snd
fsu car loais O. Boston iu thc fal, each
vrNr. wou'd lt Dos pay wslt I'VE haVe
allowed ths horse msfkst thc ptsi y,ar
prsttv eio.s'v.- ssys he report. "Aui vc
rri the mott easy dispcsals az for COOL
qualities. sui thai The range TOT sach ar
nal. l. frcm $50 20 $50 ptr head, We
ra.k psfhag. golrg ~ frOm sli5 % go.
The store p.g trade w.s uoi .tfgr, hfmff,
fsl,iug sl ttsy ftqlir,t 20 f,t ioF s.au u,h'
tsr.-E~tgrn fArusE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
mYsrralre or 1nE pAsr.
whs, Might no Accomplished With IiH'it-
Ie.s Powers of ,Islsn and tosouioiion.

What Wight Tie Accomplished win iinlit-
Is.s Power. 20 vIsIsn and Locguioiion.
Somc years sgo pamphlet was pub
lishci by some anonymous author which
contained some very noticeable specula-
ilons which may bc mentioned in conncc.
tlou with the heaven u Iigucr starting
Out with the announcement ~ tie fact
that light requires time iu o. pGssagc
from point to point, he concludes that We
Do not see. for instance. The sun o. Il T.,
but a. II was eight minutes beforv. The
sun might D. annlhilaicd and wc would
,iill fcc q for cight minutes after the g..
currcucc ~ the catastrophe. The time
required ~ ihc passage - n my u light
lstwccu Uranus nni the earth D. two and
half hour. hence what T. oCrurring on
,fhcr planet would not H. visible to the
oihsr until twu hours and half after 70
bad takrn place 4 r,si,lent of Vega. II
De- had thc vision strong enough % SO
what is happening on the earth, would
only -,c things after twelve years had
ELAPSED With these promises the writer
then pruccc,is tO sayi
'supposlng 10 a. D. possible that man
could move from point to point without
any employment ~ time, and provided
with tClcscupc which would psnctuie
any distance and rrnder al things visible.
Do would D. entirely possible a. recall
every event iu hlst0ry. and a. look on 10
at the VERY momcut u 90 occurrrnce m.
for instance. wc WISHED to recall Luther,
aud ~ him hciufc The councs u Worms,
We must transport ourselves Ia a second
to nXci siar. frum which the light rc.
qulrts about 80 years pr - much more
az lesil In order to touch the earth. Thence
the earth viii appear ln The same state.
and with The same pcrsons moving on 90,
as 70 actually was % the time - the
Information
LET us Imagine The Traveller with IN.
inlio Powers ~ vision ln star n The
twelfth magnitude llc would sce the
earth ~ it was lu The time of Abraham
let ne further imagine him moving fur.
ward In the dircctlon - ihe earth with
such spcod that Ia an hour De- comcs 90 Va
within distance ~ ouc hundred millions
% miles being then NJ near us a. tho sun
l.. whence The sun is sren ~ 10 was eight
minutes before, AMI then We have this.
nciorc the eye - iho observer the entire
history % thc world frum the time q
Abraham o. thc present day plsses by la
an hour
This Is labor which 4 quite within
The power ~ The supcfhuman spirit con
ccivri by HEurr With llm.flcss vision.
and tho power io move through space ~
viii, no can at any instant become
witness ~ any event which has eyrr oc.
curoi in The universe. The soul curious
a. a. the mysteries ~ the past can thus
satisfy h.msclf on every point Under
tuch an inspection there is NJ phase ~
national or Individual past that cannot
o. rc-cxAmiuo,l. -'Poluto' In Chicago
Times
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Then and Now

The National Live stock JoarnL coo.
iftsis tie way OF making bCsf In TIE days
% our fAiscfs AMI uov. ard says ia, Tot
" years sgo The fsitci steer must BE-. Ia
al ca.cs. four years Oh, ani u.aally two
% three years Older 20 20 into matksi IL
was regarded - ihc adgh, ofe1IAVs'
rAnce. ~. o. sty The lcasi, poor economy
% propose puiilrg u into market earlier.
oar fathers Cor.iisfrd The complete
gr1Sih ofthe arimh The ouly psrioi %
pf5pfr mNufi'y. for osniuriss ihc cosi
~ protection of The aged AhlmA vss
scarcely thOagai of sni seldom compatsf
70 bc surr. on tAc frontier. with ffcv pas
tufs. such tgiiock often cost his owner
less Al sixteen % eighteen hundred pounds
gross weight than ihe uiy iwO ycar'oli OF
modern like proportions. Bat on pasture,
Aud corn ground now worth my dollars
% ors huutrci dollars pr acrc, The oil
steer masi give nay % The early maiufcd
youth In he lice ofthe progress ~ The
Zines ari 10 the iemAl Il ~ economy.
TIE tender quality % The beef lhus early
maiurtd recommends 10 A. once A. superior
% The other Beesuss 20 this CHcsiistcc
% bfiugs greater price, api he cotsumtf
usfs more ~ u. ShiCh rvsulis iu d0ahle
pfCsL Isi not the calf ever 40 hungry II
you w0aii grow 70 - he bet pfont-E'si'
trn Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24


vIutrrtd Indoors should o. allow
a 20 remain a. qaist a. possible Etam-
Ice th-m occasionally o. Sc that mice have
made % aiis mpi % gain admission A.
90 have sfs,fy sf 1lnsd ir thSsc columns,
bv rs means dlsiufD bees that are winter
81 irtoufs ~ movirg thsm outsiic Tor
.rsht Tbs las proved by snpeTlstee %
v0fk f.r more iriary thAn good. Shou.i
signs % tyssntsfy a.ptAr, ho"s'oF' tals
ruir L. of coarse % hc 80 tsliC, A. u NQa.l
Ou'y ftsu.t ir deaia % allow 'hsm u u
usin az they A.. A. soon a. ludieAh'as
% tyssuisrY tfc observed, sti ne pcss cav
ou iasir sumutr stscts iu tae WNn lafl
Of he dsy !lf . cleansing sht Amer
tkty have ftmairsd OCT = irN h1urs ftlafn
tssIn wlth a. littlc ltr a. Possih.a. IL nay
be- utcc.ssry 10 fvpsat THIS several umes
through The siutCf, should any stocks oc
sotf ctet. BAT Judgment aust hc asti sni
rorIaIffule observed. Bees SlntCrtd on
ts. summsr stands should bc o1aminfd
onsu. a. mice ar mofc troublesome IN TIE
er.i than Indoors. tnd 10 q. asiotlsairs -
those grfsmLlN slth tsc itcL how smAl
An sptftufe they ~ pass thfungh. Ihtl
..ffl % love thc warmth furnished y The
cluster. ard wiii psrstssfe uru4A suutlee
hA. been gsIuti iui1 ths hise, uuiess 20 -
wsI guartet ThIuagtout thls, an, in
fact. a. ttc slnisr moths ooaTi shouli
be- n. trst over ne entrance, - sht1e "
ffon the sun. a. 10 strong rays shinlng
into the tntf,rce often lniucc thg bcss u
a. out When 10 ls really 80 cod thti ths1
b come chici ans cannot go BACK.
Hive covered With snow are In lae pe't
possib,o ulrtfr quarters, ani iasy shoal
III AuoNci % rtmtia -. DO tot feinl'c
tte sn1W. a. the bcts VII not tan'ctle'
ttsn n oct ofsigtt, lOF % hAs bctn pftc'
uraIy dtmou.tfatsd that those 80 cover
al lave wlutsftf Nth mach less pcfSeht
a. 20 ioss Than those that have bssn clear
81 % snow. % 10 not bsst 10 Ted bees
al. mouth. a. perf,ct q.iet - necessary.
Those. howetsf. that r,qgifr 10 may ha'c
fsN bars ~ cream cariy placed on tcp oi
frame. under thc cushion -Amtf,c'r AZ
flcaltlfist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24

Araiu wc woali call altshti1n . tie
poultry exhibitions 80 soon - bo held Ia
Mtne. A. Ytfm0uih. though exhibitors
,rc Halted t1a f,s toNus Ia CamlcflAnd
county. the Indications are tAai The large
ball si.l uo: tc large cu1ugh - Aceomro-
cate aIl tha; vii be broughi To- Brctdtrs
lu ~ ium,iiiic Viclliiy have been grow
iug ard pfoluciug caOice specimens of al
lstdlrg breeds. uLill The visitor may feel
Assured that lrts ~iIl D. An exhibition
worthy aNlsiL T.. date. l.. 10 sud 2Qih,
shouIi not b. uV,fltHkef Masuuic Hall
10 centrally iocaisi. To- breeders arc co.
thasiasilr. aud Strangers miy bc sure of =
cordial welcome at good une.
A. south Paris the following week The
oxford Co Society Slil occupy all spare
room. Not only will birds bs present from
al parts % ne state, hui The show by TIE
Ksunsl Club promises - Dc = lu,dlng fc.-
ture, so that there will be iouble al,rAc.
tlon. ~ YsTmoath. X fsich, The not.
ed MAssschuscfts expert. IL ~ award lhs
prizes. While AZ South Paris. Preston Pratt
OF weym0uth. Mss the faithful, plins-
takiug jaigc of last Water. is 20 agalh nll
DE plsitlou There should be = large al
tendance =, both places, net Only u see
the character of the stock shosu. ani The
marked improytmFuts tsing made. bot a.
81 10 s!dtNO worthy org.uit,,lon, work.
log iaiih'ully flr the promotion ~ 80 In
dusify, % - much VA.us - the state.
Libsral rates Will b. secured ga the rail-.
rjais, ant probably reduced prizes NJ Tie
hotels Maine Fsrmrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24

MAKE 40 MisriKE III you have made
pyosr mlni 10 buy Hoods S,rssp,rill,
DO not be Induced % tsts any other.
Hoods S,rsspsrills 10 Q peculiar medicine,
possessing. by virtue OF Its pecslisr com
bins,ior, proportion sni preparation, cur.
alive power superior 10 any other srilcle
ofihe hind before The people. For all az.
fee,lons arising nom lmpare tlooi or low
state ofihe system 10 10 untqasllei. BE
sure 10 get Hoods