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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

Thsss A.. ssas 81 Them stspia Looking.
Attention The, usssl,s

u.sss ~. Non. 81 Them s,sPla Looking.
A,isaiiss They I~ssiss.
That which struck ne most In Amsrics,
frOm arst 10 last, h the total al..ncs Il
stupid lcoking facr~ AL are not hand.
some. bui AL ars lntelligcnt and b-aming
With activity In my opinion. n u In thu.
tia, American t.auty mainly consists In
The large cities u ras east. the nrt thins
which caught my attention vss the thinns--
u the men and the plumpne~. of the women.
This -omsi 20 hint that thu former lived In
. furnace a activity and the latter In cotton
wool This imprs-sion sou desrsnsl into q
couvicti0n- II semei 10 mo that hsr lot 90,
- near 30 bsing perfection ss an earthly 10,
could Ia A rsp>ct amounting % rvvcrncs
10 shown fcr hsr, and 10 sppsap 10 b the child
aim % her prot~rtos 10 surround her viii
luxury and make her path through life Z
sunny ons 10 far a. adding 20 her u1cntAl
and physicai grsos goe-, thls plan % making
every woman an uncrOwpei Qusn la
answered completely Seeing her high 10
ation. abe has sst hsrseH 10 vork to fl u b.
comingly. and II u the cultivation % Amsri
cas- daughters. II 10 their charming tnde
peodence and q con~ciousne-s % their poweI
that make them - attractive and rsDde,
American society sodslightful 20 the stranger
In their TREATMENT % women. the American
might give more than Que Ls<~on % the ma
Of the Old worh. even to the frenchmsn
Who. In the matter Of poiitens>-, hv~ . goot
deal. am afraid. on the rsputaiion Of ht
ancotor The rssp~rt Tor women. In Amsri
@, seemed 10 ne 10 bs perfectly disinisrvsfsi
purely piatonic In France. this rv<p>r'
almost always borier on gallantry.
Frenchman VII always stand hsek 10 let
woman pas, but be viii generally profit b,
the occAsioa 20 take . good Icok at Der.
II an outsider b. compr;eut 10 form a
opinion. venture % sAy that the America
woman dos not render 20 man q 1.-THE of IN
devotion abe rccsi,s> from him The Frcncl
wife repays husbands devotion BY protect
Ing his tnterv<ts-an American ons too ostsu
rypays 10 BY trsakang iaso hs capital M,
oasn n rouA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
u-prclrfrArioS..

1. Bshs.d TO revsl. and leave TO roai
OPP again. AMI leave % vshen.
Z. Bshssd stovnship. aud leave wages
again, and leave anger.
5. Bshesd The edge, and leave aplaes
for sksiingg sgsiu, and leave hqaii.
4. Bshssd . bright particle. and leave
tract OF land; again, and leave q vessel
5 Bshesd mid. and leave 10 Get
Ashore sgslu. and leave coeneciive.
6. Bshssd hind OF binding, aud lsav'
an invasion agsln. and leave assistance
:. Behesi an insect, and leave boys
aieknsmeg sgsin, ard leave close BY.
Bshsai tumult. and leave 70 msks
tarold. again. ard leave . iaorieaiine
substance.
Behesi % unite. and leave 10 loan
again. sni leave TIE last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

rHs PaksoS's LEcruRs The pNs'or q,
Cscia, fJar Corners, Ara pn.. snaoanc a
thsi th- fOllosing eyealns Professor Ar
uca. OF Ssiasa Ctr. voai lecture 10 tie
charch oalliinx on "ras Hsngiag Guisas
. B,oylon." Toe announcement ws re-
ceived vita general suiaasissm.
"rn goln' q hear that" said Badly
3lutsoe. "tas,s lasi The very taipg vs
ue~i In ArlI1na rhis thing OF hsvln "a
s.lk I've miles % nai uesils work or q
fsllrosi bridge every time We have sons
person % hang I. /, disgrace 10 oar civil
I,,ion. No wonder they wun't admit, u
ass State"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
MAFtK sroAR cAKEi
one cup graduated sugar,
0ne half cup butter,
Two cups n,ur.

Two teaspoons ostiae p,wier.
Bake 10 In layers. FOR m. nlliux. take
two-thlrds cup OF maple syrup, let Il boil
hve miouts, then poor Il slowly on the
whites oftwo eggs that have been beaten
to s,i1 roth. Beat VITA fork until IL
IL cold when 10 should look Ike whipped
cream. 10 10 dslieious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

The worldwide rvpa,,,ioa of Aver.
Ssrssp,rllls 10 TIE ns,arsI result OF its .a'
Ds.sins vslas a. blood meiieias. Moth
ing. In the uanls pasrmscopsNa ,r-cts
aore ss,oui'hips results. 10 setofals, rh,u
a,ilsm, general dso'l ~, All al form, OF
blood disease. n an hi. remedy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
ST VALENTINES nay

lfyoa nave sweetheart ssni her tbs
aacsi yllsutlne prOosr,ble. n Joa have
not seui 10 SOM 81 et>i sni suf Hiag
TREAD tidlns- that will inspire ne~ hops
,nd fresh courage Auu-Apoplsciine cares
Paralysis. Heart Disease, Rhsamsti.m,
Dyspsp-is, Liver CImplsints. Kidney aud
Bladder Troaoles. Proof furnished ~ al.
dressing Dr. y. \. Hutchinson q Co.,
Euo-hurah Eans VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
A Chapter ON Hominy,

Homluy de.sfye. NOR. OF . recognition
among hoasekeepers than has been granted
"a IL would receive mpre h,d II no, been
80 Often s.rvei bot partially cooked and
Imperfeotly seasoned IL rqair~s . great
deal OF cooking. especially the coarse
hominy. The na.r kind eooks more qaiek-
ly, but essily becomes seofehsd. Either
kind should b. soaked over night, the
water poured OF In the morning. ami fresh
cold water sdded IL should be allosed
10 sbsorb all Of this water. Instead of be.
ing dipped from ~. ss IL 90 often done
Salt should be added a. soon a. 10 .. halt
cooked, for IL 10 very uupslstsbls uulsss
the salt IL well boiled iutoit When cook
"a pisio. 10 may be seasousd with pepper.
and butter, aud spoonful or two OF rich
cream. with Q sauce Of sveetsned cream
favored with nutmeg.
Cold bomiuy 10 very good N Gu. In
alters and fried until brown, In pork fat
IL IL also good made into CAKES with .
little butter, IN egg. aud some rJur and
fried In pork fat.
To MARE hominy eroqaettss tsks cup
fol OF cold boiled hominy. apd Q teaspoon.
fol each OF sugar and butter. STIR The
mixture until 10 IL o smooth paste, adding
Q little milk II necessary, aud lastly add .
we'll besten egg. Mix 10 with powdered
cracker crumb. into which has been s,ir.
red tsssp,oofal Of baking powder. and
roll ~ into little balls. Dip each ball Into
beaten egg and then 10 CRACKER crumbs.
aud Try 10 no, lard Ike doushnuts-
Hominy paddiu. IL oue OF the
NOS, dslieloas OF preparations II carefully
made Pa, . eapfal Of boilsd honioy
through the colsnder while ~ IL warn.
Teen add 10 IL two cups of milk, tvo tea.
spoons batter, tso OF white sugar. little
salt, and three sggs, beating the whites
and yolks separately. ID not sdd the
whites until the last thing. after the other
Ingredients have been beaten thoroughly
together. Bah. 10 In Q buttsred padding
dlsh until II IL dfm ani OF . nice brown.
serve IL with any sweet sauce. IL may
also be served - vegetable without
sauce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

A l,IV gsniu, 10 M,rylsai hN. invented
% sstom,te nsalug pile, Which. by the
az % siOai sPlral springs, ysnks oct the
anvsFy dsrifsn. % ths STRAINS. While the
fshsrman smoke. All reals In pace A.
SOFA - be Get. Tue machine 90 perfected
that u -ill lie Aooai The n.h caught. he
all have IA nstant-f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
ARHYOU GOING

- vsvsli II - yoa mast b, careful OF
yoar health. or yoar Doctors oil, will
cost yOa more than yOur travelling er
p~nsss. A bottle % salpaar Bl,,srs will
protect yoa from AL sickness incident 20 .
change Of elimsts.--Evsniag Telegram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

EauA. ircHr, Sc,LV. sxIS roEruEts
TIE slmp,s application % ''SwAYsss
ONrNxSr. without AIRY iatsrnh m~iieins,
sili cure suy case % letter. Salt RAsum,
Riug~orm. fils.. Itch. SORES. Pimplss,
Ecrsms. al Setly. Itchy stia Erup;ipn..
~ n,iier boz obsiiasts OF ioay si,niias
Il Il p1,sai. - ,ctiVe. All sosis pat tde
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

"whu 1. mean, BY liberal eiss,,loni'
asks TIE Troy Pfc.s Dbat yoa kao-i
Shv all he mon-y . f'liov c,n sped 81
Harvard fof tarse year. II IL tas old
mAn wa doNs tas ll1sgs p,ri 90 IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
HoMEMAKrRs' COLUMN.

Uorespcoasncs on practical topics. coming
propsrly snter the ne.d Of this ooiatnn, IL co.
licliea. Address all Communications Intended
nor this department to E.iitof of uomemakers'
Column. OxFoED DsnocaAt. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
u.-oRSrruoLoaicAL KxiaxA.

NY. %. 30. IS. &c IL brown bird with
q rei breast
NJ 20. .. 10. 81. is. - is . bird fond Of
mistlstoe bsrries.
Ny IS. -. 10. "a. wsdins bird with
loug besk and neck.
Ny "a. 10. Il L. Q female bird.
NJ 80. -, I. isa graceful swimming
bird.
NJ =. G. =. 20. -. 4. rs is . wsding bird.
NJ s. ~. n b.long. 10 the crow family
NJ, -, IS. 20 10 Q small bird.
Ny m. I, 3. -. 10, g, 4, IA IL the popular
name for bird OF the sparrow family.
The whole composed OF IS lsiisrs IL
pro,srb about birds.
JENNIE wnkS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

Hoots sar,s?uills cures es,srrh by En-.
p,nirs npari,y from The blooi. which ..
TIE Catss OF The compliant Olive II q
Trial
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

GIRLS WANTED Calchssisf Rathef
VI Cuuur11f cfrf sItasitnus a. kmkirs hetsesn
n sni n Yrsns. q nsks rabosr stoss, al pay ~
eusri q snnsrs sat furuish piscs Hefk saa ~ To-
ttsa thsir eosrt knd gradually ncrrsss uut thsy Csn
ssru ifun a. a. - aoaFs their buart soccrtinE o
"a llinrss hssrtIng hnlsss ecCupied ~ tmAss.
exclusively. tsPt Ia a. vsrf es.i uasasrf. eespstsoi
rarp-fs 49, snfrsir $50. App adstlaus . ekOkst
WATktNSON. Prsstfeuf. Colchs.ter. Ceen-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

Its SAID ofs grss, MA, Jsst dead, thu,
as began NE q bsrefootsi Dor COms 10
iAlnk. Ne boys al began that way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
How ga dealer with
IIuN " HcNtI VIII
Capital Of $1,000 OR $500,
going to compete Agains, Company
with
Half A Million ALMIGHTY Dollars?

IIe has the jobber 10 pay, ho has the
manufactures drummer to pay, be has
heavy freight 10 pay, and the whole
sum and substance Of l., YOU who
deal with him have 10 settle your por
ton ~ all these extras IN the price, or
in the quality Of the gods Will any
body with common sense tell us why
people will deal with pcttifogging,
one horse concerns, when they can
come or send TO a place like ours and
get
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Sulphur Bitters.

~ ,Stk.-,. 90 ssf r.ii I'D
w Chrs'mss Trsae, % iske hshi, Flssssnt
~efk Il Tee eva heas. 80 81 pef 80 r-s
psricaisf. fr~- no e.svasstnx sitfsss 81 oBce
Chk- E>r ART CO LEI MIA It. bs.ios MISE.
sos STU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
OUR PUz2LE CORNER.

ey ~; p.g,rs.'; a.. ss .s%
psr. he.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

TIE so-sr OF ne family Is ofsa The
atss. 20 rise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Oysters.

"Do yoa know how TO oook oystsrsf-
asked . lady OF The new girl who had Just
appeared.
20, us, mum,- Vas the reply given In .
confident tops OF voice. "jlst bile 'sm 10
soms milk. an pot In batter an pepper an
salt."
"Iow else DO you cook ,hsm'- was ssi.
Cd.
"sare an how else would you have EN-
coos.di- Vas the Indignant reply. "An'
didn't worrak for Mecrarys goin' on 10
q year. an they niver opct"-
Was evident TIA, she had another girl Who
knew nothing OF cooking oysters. She
might have f.li less that ths fatcs were
sgslns, her 10 that respect, had she Known
that among hooseheepers the ms briiy
know little about prspafinH oysters sresp,
In Q stsw. and that msny DO not kpov how
10 cook even that properly.
Those Who are obliged 10 boz canned
oystsrs should uhe care that the sides Of
The cans are not baised cot, for In ihs,
case they Are apni for use. Those Who
are for,sps,s enough 10 be able To boy
them In The shell. will be wise 10 selse, The
small shslled oysters - they have much
the fusst favor. They must also see ths,
The shell 10 nrmly closed, for " open, the
oyster IL dead and UNI, for use.
Oystsrs should no, be cooked slowly.
when msking them into s,sws, have The
milk bolllpg hot before they are ?ui In II
fryibg them, have the frying pan a. hot ~
possible without barring The butter.
Never add salt. or salisd butter 10 stsvs
until JUS, bsfore serving them. or The
oystsfs vill tecome hard and shritsled.
IL IL good plan 10 serve stew bot. In
DO, fowls, and LET each one season II 10
.ult himself. In whstsvsr way yoa cook
oysters, serve them Immediately. IL 81.
lowed 10 stand ten MINUTES amer preparing
the dish, 10 10 unit fof food. and thres
inmates will roo IL OF some OF 10. excel.
lenee. AZ recipes for oyster coup and
irisd oysters we're given In The lousskesp'
81 Coz December 18th. 10 viii not be nee.
csssry 10 repeat them here. Instead, le,
ma have
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

are sreelleni fOf brvakfsst, snd very easily
prepared. Select large oysters for The
pgfpo.s, drain OF TIE liqaor. boil aDd
.lim II. then min u With On ,qasl qasniity
% cold. sweet milk. ADD 10 III. three
sell bs.tsn sggs. . pioeh OF sslt sbd . ni-
tie psppsr, thsn stir To nOar In which bah
ing powder has os.n slfied. uutil u 10 As
thiet a. can easily b. STIRRED With spoon
Now stif In The oystsfs, taxing care that
zach oue 1. veil covered With The dOush
Have ready Q ksiils half full Of boilins
lard, aud drop 10 The batter 10 spconfal.,
t1hipg up Al oyster with each .pooninL
Thy Gill eook ,sfy nearly s qalekly a.
doaghngts do, and shoald be served ~
once.
oYsTxR rixs WIN Pastry cRrsts
are easily made anil are very nice. tbs IL
,hs Wy ~e Ike thsm 81 oar house.
LlDe shallow basin with . rich put
p,.,s Roll the ysters ip erseksr eramos.
mifsd with bskiog powder. and PIT them
10 The basin season with salt, Pepper,
aud Q g,nerous amount OF buttrr. Then
ADD The llqaor which has been mixed with
half It's quantity OF boiling milh. aud cover
~ith q Top crust OF the per paste. with .
hole In the center. Both the top and the
bottom erusts must be brushed with The
white OF an .gg. on the sl,e that comes
next 10 N. oystr.; the nqaii mus, be
ooillpg hot when IL 10 poar,d 10. and the
pie put into th. oven as quickly 90 possi
Die sfterwari. or n. crust will be spoiled
by absorbing too mucl Of the liqaor =
Ma JACK X in uou.sksspsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Variety, Substantial Goods, Auction
Prices

and terms liberal enough 10 SUIT even
chronic growlersi II you live in Port
land or can make the journey. come
and zee our store II you can't, write
rs for cut., prices, samples, or any
information. We have special De
partment for answering letters. and
selecting goods ordered 10y letter
We DO a large business IN this way
You cant ask Us too many questions
or write too often: We take a pleasur,
in answering your correspondence.
We are going 10 surprse you 10y
telling you OF Ia few specialties;
Sin Piece Crushed Plush parlor Suits si5
Handsomely Painted Chamber Sets 10
Pieces sl8
Quaker Ranges. nothing to equal them, s2l
PlrlO, BODY Bpis,l Carpets, FIVE fame, 81
Wool Carpets yard eide 55e,
tapestry Carpets 55c.
Solid Blles walnu, Extension tables.
per FOO, 81
Sold Ash Extension Tables, per FOO, 05c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

Ny erst Il part OF On ear ofeorui
Ny psxt the weaver mshesi
Ny whole 90 ve.y thin and frall.
A gentle zephyr brsAhs
sAliIE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
T7TT (!


Deliver FRIED I!
D. ,.ar nssrr.t rsrosi st.isa sat yoaf tais q
pa n Ia We sat % s~e even b--iy ~nh Eoei
cnaafstsbls hsu,s. Thiak II ~ qasftsf yea speat
o. az. noassu.s sn thai fssiishss.s that PET h.
god sc,sant woai rvno,.is yosf h.snss .itheat
yoar mis.iag the msnry. We dsat oesu mefslifs,
bit she's . Compsay II ioaf o-p psopis SO tssth.
sr AL sfsf yoa opgortanliss sach ss 10. ~ csa
uats,,.nd -hi yea hssieri - a,.l sear.si,s. 81
thea. Iuru M. over IN year ralad sni pfoet there
By. E'spthins ga bed fos The hs~.s 90 Keep
Pianos, Organs, Stoves, Ranges; Par
Tor, Chamber, 0ining-room. Kitchen,
Library and Office Furniture; Carpets,
0iIclo,hs, Mating. Rugs, Door Mats,
Draperies, Silver Ware, China Dinner
and Tea Sets,
u het everything. thai. The bs.s al guiskss, say
D. 90 Il H. Coals 90 .sbd sad b. oos,lacsd thai -e
srs isdsss. the largest AL ehsspe-t uoa.e Ia ss-
1i........, -. l.it,,r, ..A xour an tsrm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
An oYsrHH PIN
which " carefully made. IL good enough
warrant the paisnting OF The rvcipe.

Az ONtINh fit
which " esr.fally made. IL good enough 70
warrant the paisn,ins OF The recipe
Msks very rich blscait dough usins
bsiiug powder mix II qsiek;y spi ~ sof,
q. possible. aud pet II into . wsllgresssd
bs.in. Bale 10 long time, 90 a. 10 have
thick eru.ts, and brush The erusts While
b.kipg. with . little hot MILK. The pie
should be bsted an,ll ofa rich brown. bu,
must not BE- allowed Ia barn. when cool
,noegh TO handle. opsn II, rrmovs all The
soft doaTh and batter The inside OF ths
erus,s Nov, 90 The lower erus, pot Z
layer OF chopped oysters. aud season with
ssl, and p~ppsr, then sdd layer Of br.sd
crumb. 10 uhieh bskios powder aud 10.
tie sAls have b.sn mired. thea molstsu
,horoushly With the hqaii from ,bs oys'
tsfs, heated 10 the bolnus point and sea.
sobsi 10 taste with batter. pspp,r, eel,
and little cream Nov, adj smother Icy
n OF ehoppci oysters, scatter bits ~ bat
tsr thictly over and thsn pot on The tor
cra., waieh must IRE, have been dipped 10
The bot iqali from The oysters PAT tbs
pie together on . round pie tin ths, hss
besu battered, and cover IL with basin Z
little larger than The ons 10 which The loai
~. baird. Net IL In Q DO, over, sod. Ia
Gee minstss. remove the basin sbi 10, tns
pie bake uuiil the top erus, has btcoms
ofi.p, thea ssrv. II Immediately.
Nov will give my vsy OF preparing &c
eallopsd oysters have named Il
"Jlcf'- orsfrKs."
because jsek TANKS the method simply
perfect
Roll erseksrs untll they are na'ly pow.
dsrsd then miI with them little salt and
q. mach bshing powder &c yoa would uss
10 the same quantity OF foaf fof blseslt
Baiisr the bAsib. and pot In ~ layer OF
The crumbs, then . layer OF the oysters.
then another layer of erumos sni second
layer Of oysters. lea, the nqali from TIE
oysters. AMI pour IL inio sa sqlL quantity
Of bolliug mia season veil -i,h psppsr.
salt and Batter 10, IL jest cone IN . boil.
then remove u from the Orr, and Poor ",
shlle bot. over the oysters and er,etsts.
st The basin 90 the bsek % The stove ihs,
u m.y no, cool 90 While 700 are spr,silus
90 u Top efa., made - follows
Break an tgg into Q bowl ard beat u
Thoroughly tbsu add Ia 10 . cot Cop Of
milk. +, piueh OF salt. aud snoasa cracker
cfumh., Ia Which baking powder has been
mitsd, ~ maze o batter as thirk N can b
easily .pr,.i with sspoon. Spread u on
he pie ~ soon &c possible atsr u Z. mix
81 .caitsr piece. OF butter thiekly over II,
lhsn bake IL for 90 hoar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
n.-noraLE .cnosrIc

ASsvEH. TO PuErlxs OF LAR wsss
i.-Msnitoos.
III. ,bls. tale. :. Cold. col. .
Grsio. gria. 4. B,ekei. baked. ). LICK
81. laced. g. Flsi. o. :. Smlts. .i,s.
:. Main msn ,. Mister. missr. 10, Shlp,
.ip The removed lstt-rs, Blacksmith.
Carries daley Warner.
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NOTICE.

rurs brei AZ sr..is iI.isis.a $50 a. Sls. ~
rs.fufar a. is..as Nsttsfi.ad al Asxris t.aa-ss
NJ. NOErOS.
sosa Psr.. Na.ns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

t-utfN'e
G-Mlnceple
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

srLrH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
rn,,nn.sccd Fcca tor shrcn.

Prom the Tennessee Farmer.
Cottou-sccd or cotton seed meal. as a
cheap and valuable feed for sheep, Is only
beginning to receive the attention which
Il merits. Coiton.sced cake, without
husks. contains u per cent Of flesh.
formers and 30 per cent Of iai-iormcr- a
total of a per cent; wheat bran contains
Il per cent. Of nrsh-iormcrs and 10 per
cent. uf At.i1rmcrs, total oi % per cent.
THIS gives the coiton.sccd 10 per cent. the
advantage la the extreme south cotton
seed meal IA worth about s per hundred
weight and bran about sl.3j. But the
whole seed, which is equally ~ valuable
for sheep, would cost les than half ~
much M the meal, aud would be worth u
per cent more than bran, pound ioi
pound. IL is risky 20 give colt on seed
freely 10 pregnant ewes, yet the southern
planters used 20 throw " out In vast heaps
around their cotton gins, and allow their
sheep, when they had any, 10 run 10 Il
aud help themselves ad libitum, just ~
Northern stock eat apple pomacc, and up
parcnily without injury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
On saturday, February 0, 1880.

a. i O'Clock am, the following personal Chains
and chose In action belonging to the estate OF II.
A, lhoms deceased, namely;
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MISSISSIPPI SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered by That Tribunal
Yesterday.

Decisions Rendered by That Tribunal
Yesterday.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, Feb 4.-Thc Supreme
Court today rendered decisions in the fol-
lowing cases:
BY Cooper, j.:
Haddock, Reed & Co. vs.. J. S. Arm
strong, from Quitman Chancery Court; al
iirmed.
j. NJ. Wilson, administrator, vs.. o. G.
Davis, from Webster Chancery Court; af-
iirmed.
J. 4. Colbert ct al. vs.. Sallie G.. Wal
lace, from Tate Chanccry Cour.; reversed
and rcmandcd.
Levi, kuui Il Strauss VS.. LillieJ. lNrnos,
from NoXubee Circuit Court; affirmed.
BY Arnold, c. j.:
G. II. Alexander ct al. VI. Western I'm
ion Telegraph Company. from Okiibbcha
Circuit Court reversed and Icmandcd.
Tom Watt VS.. the State. convicted in
Tippah Circuit Court Of cruelty to animals;
affirmed.
William Sims vs. the State, convicted in
Tunica Circuit Court OF unlawful cohabita-
ton; affirmed.
j. II. johnson vs.. the State, convicted
in Grenada Circuit Court Of cmbezzlemcnt;
affirmed.
by Campbell, j.:
T.. A. Moscley vs.. 4. J. Jamison, from
Chckasaw Circuit Court; reversed and re-
mandcd.
l.. u. Sanders ct al W. Il. G.. McAllis.
ter, from Lee Chanccry Couri; affirmed.
Charles w. McCroy W. II. \. Toncy.
from Coahoma Circuit Court; reversed
and rcmanded
Mississippi d Tennessee Railroad Com
pany W. II. j. Gill, from Tate Circuit
Court, being a suit Tor dasiagcs; reversed
and rcmandcd.
Adjourned till Monday next.
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Farming IN West tennessee.

W. 7. iumtt In Tennessee Farmer
West Tennessee can certainly be called
poor mans country. Here We can raise
all that is necessary 10 live upon and live
at home. This has certainly been pros.
porous year OF abundant harycsis. All
kinds Of fruits In abundance. The wheat
crop the best in twenty years; the oat crop
a good one, a. was also the corn crop; the
cotton crop the best since 1887. All nature
has been favorable, and still seems 30 smile,
as there has been no weather this winter
severe enough 10 compel Us to house OUT
cattle, and grazing good in pastures. Sec
the goodness Of providence, rs the hay
crop was q short one.
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A successful grower Of trees claims never
10 fail to dispose OF the black knot finally
II ~ IL cut oil In an early stage and turpen-
tine applied.