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

The Farmer In.,i,uts 1t Norway.
Thursday. the 7,h ins,.. -ss . decided
.1coss. and member Of the board Il
Walker MeK.,n is deserving Of much
sredi, fOr giving ,he farmers of the viein-
i,y the h.b.f, Of the advanced lessons
that progressive farming is teaching.
That farmers are s-sks 20 the needs Of
the time vas .,idsn, at glance. for
ssrly in the day the grange ball -ss hll.
"a BY N. ~ide a-.k. farmer. and their
-ids.a-sks wives, all realizing ths, sue
CO.. in farming no-.s-dsy. is only posi-.
be by putting thought and energy into
their -OIk and by conducting II upon
bushes. principles; 90 IL -ss ths, at the
meeting there -sre . large number of
those -ho no, only have made farming
already marked success, and . m.j Irity
we're such. but Who are aware Of the
feet ,A., u they are 10 keep sbress, Of
the times Il is necessary 10 seek every
source of information within reach and
1.s IL -i.sly .l.o Ba, /, s also true
ths, large number ~-re no, there and.
a. q -sll kno-n aud - 10 al-sys true
in such cases. they are no, the ones that
succeed in f.rmins. nor would they in
any other businss. 10 any gr-s, degree.
Tor -i,hout using sources of infofmstion
th., sr. q access to ell in every vocation
the best result. sr. not likely TO follo-.
Il !. hardly necessary 10 take up the sub
lecis a. they ~ere p'e.en,ed by men veil
qaslihsd 10 spesk upon them. bat ~ill
,sy that the Hon Rafas Pnnes Of Tar.
nsr. sPok, upon that % the .ilOsnd ensi.
l.ss. A, be gave us the results Of ht.
ON sxP-ri-nes. in The main IL vas 10,
only practical bat in iis results hsd prov
"a TO BE- = cheap and perfect -sy 70 pre-
serve cora fodder. snd regular feeds of
snsil.s, each day ~ers of benefit 10 stock
% ell kinds. Increasing the amount Of
cream IN the milk ot cows. mskins
growth on steer. snd en0,hba,ins TO
Toe sOndi,ioa ia sheep. Mr.. Go~elr'
u,s,msn, of hs subject, the Jersey Coz
a. . monsy maker. -ss no, oaly enter
tanning bat practical. being largely fact.
from his s1perisnes upon bis o-n farm.
In the evening the Tim. ~ss all taken up
in discussing The matter Of .hs,hsr farm
ins pay. |. -sll .s other basine.s per-
suii, Considering the smoani Of capital
employed. The session -ss animated
and large m.jo'i,y ~ere Of the opinion
that IL DID. SEC Gilbert, 10 his ins,rsei-
i've illustrative ,,yle -ss very positive
th., IL 20, only paid .. well. ba;. II
nshtly managed paid better. A. ell
three o. the session. . spirit Of inquiry
and inis'e.i %. shown and The SPEAKERS
-er, piled 9TH questions 'ho-ing the
ds,irs on all hand. Of getting ,hs; exact
Information 20 fAr ss scisnee and the bee,
farming practice. have demonstrated up
% The pfe.eai time. A mo., siesllsn,
choir snlivsnsd the mss,ing.. aud the
l.die. q the N0r-sy grange -, The
tables -ith al abundance ot ,hs sub b-,sn-
iisls aud d.lu,iss Coz the diansr sod sup.
psr. Coz -hieh they de.eryediy received
hearty vote q ih.nk. Mr.. Mskeen.
oar O,ford County member Of the board
u agriculture. presided -iih ease aud
dsniiy. sbd much i' osins 20 lin f1f
'hs mee,ins', success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

Ihavs often been asked how Il u possible
10 divide a single telegraph wire and ~ni
different messages on each side of H. The
novice sayss II should think there woali 10
q tumble somewhere along the line. |" and, 20
tell the truth. u looks TO me a. though tho
uninitiaied were about right but for ono
thing. and that l. the perfection achieved In
the invention % Instruments with which 10
couirol tho wire There Il one curious feat
ure cannot fully explain myself, AMI that
Is that very often while one side Of tho wire
Is working perfectly the other side win refuse
10 perform IT. functions Tho inztruments
In the main ofiioe appear 10 DO all right, but
you can do nothing 20 rcctify the evil
Speaking of inventions In telegraphic instru-
mentA tie wbeatsfone Il q marvel, and viii,
I firmly believe, eventually do with telegra'
ply What The 'plug" machine has done for
tobacco rolling-reluce tho number Of opera
tors rcquircd by the hundreds Ia effect In
this direction is already being felt In all ths
larger citio Of the country. -opaator IN 81
Louis 0iobs Dsmocrak
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

The lewiston Journh talks sboa, the
Turnsr, Main. butter factory In TIL. wsy !
"s and half miles OF cresmi Qilis .
di.hfal. eh. rhsr- soout the amouat tasi
the rurasr Csutrc creamery fJlk. have
m .ie loo their fsmoas hait-r this y.sr.
TIE sx.ct amount given In the butter fac
tory .,.niafJ, L. ti6 ss5 inches Bs-iis
mi. they have sold m.ttsr OF hunifed
feet OF 50, e. 1850 iaeh-s Vast .
vision OF i.e,e.l rleha-ss spread out In =
great PAM Yoo could sail boat 10 !, aud
row races H. wOud be worth fortune
AZ mus-t rates Made Into hu,,sr. Is
yield. 2OI ts5 pouods or over los tons.
that sOli 10 ths ms'kst for e55 569 81
IL r.prss.nts the e,ttle oa . Thousand bills
and tas grsusries W spro'psrous oouatry.
n you'd make ice cream enough ~ run
al the strs~berry festivals In Lssision
and Aubarn nsxi sumner and help oai on
the lov.-mskiag of some of the dsoatsnts-
bai. of the eomieg season Of parties and
halls"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Co-onerative DAirying.

A. the r,,ent nesting OF the M~ss;hu'
sstt. Bo,ri 90 Asrieallars, &. W. ciHk.
10 . paper oa "Co-opsrstlve DAfying.
msutioaei the following ~ three OF The
more imPori,n, aivsntsgss OF the sJs
tsm
Fir.t TIE Skinned milk 10 lsh on The
farm. where u IA. Two fold ysla', s by
feeding 10 c.lvss sni ssine 10 IL cOuseft
"a Into . .apsrior fsrtlnTr. n carried
away. a. Ia ths whole mllk system, u 10
selling the farm by The mllk-e,n aud ia
s.lss ma., b. replaced by The Pafehsse OF
other fertil.I'rs
S-cond Toe erp-nse o, cream gaiher'
iug 1. ny far the largest item on that eide
of th- seeoant. bat TIE expease of collect
ing whole milk must be FAR greater, ~ u
has foar ot nse umcs TIE oalk AMI Weigh,
of th- crvam slooe.
Tniri. IL IL the most equitable, |. the
tespsr. Of highly.fei Jersey cou. NAY act
n spaces OF orvsm OF more per can while
poor stock. half fsi. ~ili give their osnsr
is.. than bali that qaau,lty. Eseh sells
las, ~hn cream there 1. ia his milk. snd
no more. TIE vslug OF cream per space
1. very nearly TIE sans la either esse.-
Mslns Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

LrIERAL FEED ToR CArrLx.-rhs IN II.
srn method OF feeding animsis through The
~iutsr, aud especially yOaax animals IL .
great sdvsno. upOu the old system.
tso year old steer nay De orougat lato al
squ,lly good conditloa by good ani resu'
lar f--iiug. - . fOur.ye.rod ny the or
din,ry method by which growth IL msde
only In samm-r. aud TIE animal gains
nothing or loses weight during The winter.
Ja.t AZ thi. time thousands OF farmers are
uegleeting this fact and are permlitiug
their stock 10 fsl, away 40 lose condition
=, the very outset OF winter. wa-n they
should be gsioing This loss OF condition
puts the stock In . very poor wsy - stand
ihe poor feed aud exposure to cold, aud
all the other hardship. which they STE
bouud 10 meet before spring dads them
much reduced in health and strength.
There 4. no pront In this soSt OF manage
m.ni; bat on the Other hand there IL
very satisfactory profit msie 10 the liberal
feeding which l. now prsc'iced oy The oesi
farmers s-PTseticA Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
n.,Inx .. . n..u,In,r.

"Do you 80 that girlr' aid q lady 20 her
e-cort At tho Metropolitan oIsra hou-s the
otksr evening. "Shs u rather plain anil or
dinArily might attract M attention on tho
strret, bot a. shs Is usually sesn promenAding
broadway half tho men admire her beautiful
cumplsIion. And 10 Ia natural, ton Every
aftsrnoon b.forS taking . walk she and .
frisni ia, on the boxing glovcs Tor an hour.
They shark each other over the cheeks and
nscks AL thslr fAoe. are crimson, then drr-s
hurrieily. a. drc-<ing In haste go.s with
women. AMI walk up and down the street
whlls the oolor Ia CO Before the complerion
hss bsooms normal In iis tint they rVturn 10
their homa Gradually they have male .
reputation f0r having the rosicsi cheeks Of
any women la New York A they At therO
Ia the froni rOw now you can seo how pale
their chocks are naturally and how white
th.lr nsCkN On tho street they arO the
healthi~t looking girls In New YOrk"-DAi-
tlaaorO American
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
A o.,,..i Do.,e,

A sallow faced young man, With long hair
and dim and faded air ~ the would b. gen.
tssl. sauntsrri up to The kimtan rcgistsr lat
night and aid 10 IA Galloway
"Ah-vhat 10 ths tesi hotel In Ncmphisr
Mr. Galloway nentioned the name of ons
% ihs hotel. u that city
"You arc quite shwAh that Ia The very
fnssir
"Oh. ye..- aid the t.aming clerk. iii "a
the tsst."
''Thanks.- and the young man went away
"Ils1l never 20 10 tho - hotel In Mem
phis lie plays a new gen,eel dodge When
be gets 20 city he puts up at a cheap toard'
ing bous. and has bis letters Addrc~sei 10 the
finest hotsl In the place For a week that
fellow has called here for his lettsrs-the Lord
knows where hss b~n staying ATLANTA
Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

Will yua infOfm ne u tnsfv IL suy Nlrtae
10 saoft- of bran q. fsrtinf'r q for . crop
% p ,t.,O--. " 80 -hi Kind of soil sOali
BE- best staptsd.
Youso FAKsrH.
wheat. bran or any other kisi ~ sr,in
n spread upon land or pot In The hill or
.ifili sud min-f ~iih the soil. will h-lp sn.
rich IL sbd will iner,,ss the smoau, of
crop prodacsd. vithiu esr,slu limits 10
pfoportiou % the smOaui applied.
Saort. sni cottou.e~i neal have been
u.si by many farmers I. fsriilit'f 'fs, tas
stisr - cou.ii~rsols srisut. also oy tsr-
tiliI-r msnafsciurvrs 10 furnish The nitro
IN ia their compOupd.-
Iti. not inpo--iole that grsin- have BEEN
sometimes sod so lOs thsi their use ..
fsrtil I-r -oaH b- rcooomiesl. bat s al
kinds % sount gr.in are valuaole ss food
Zoe animals, 10 L. far more scouOuieA nr-i
20 fed thsm and tasn use TIE msnare Tor
ruricAing tas lsbd 10 this way ve can
OBTAIN |. doaale pront
God sound ear. Of corn have been used
f0r fasl ~ the West In times p,s,, and
.0mstimes such fuel has oesu The cheapest
sbtsla.ole Bat ne al know that coal ~
~ood ought % b. cheaper - fuel than
corr. and there IL something vrong.
s0msthiug oat of bln,. when eireuus,sne-
= MAKE IL proe.sols 70 barn food 10 The
ar.
Beef steak or orolled chicken viii make
q fertilizer Zoe rai-iag grss., corn. wa-s,,
20 forest tres, bat ~ ooEht IN De able 10
gro- these crops By the use Of something
ls-- cosug.
Ys-, sh ,rts have = virtue as feriil'rr
or . crop OF potsto-s. and they sil prove
a.sfal upon saY good potato soil; one trn
clbtAins A3 pousis of nitrogen. ts
D ,ands % pho.2bOrie scii. - 8 Pounds oi
pltssh Bui ~ prvssut prices, Too OF
shorts will cost at sboat TIE ssme -
10 % slr,-d potatoes will sell Tor. 80
there 4. no, msch pro1i Ia prospeei from
nat ain ~ fsfmlug
IIis ssiim ,tsi that when shorts are Ted
o. cstiis, th- proportion % f,rtiiirius ms-
t.ri.i as-d oy me snimsl sod returned In
ne stcretiou.. solii and liqali, IL sooui
q. on- 20 f1ar. that IL. 90. nfsh 10 taken ~
A. animal. sni four nfths l. len In the
nsuurs Ifthis Il correct. II IL peffreiIJ
plaiu - see ho~ we should use shorts ss
krtil I-r FOR pOtsto~- or other crops.
Fir-, fed the shorts To animals, m.se q
on a. from the fsesiins. then save al The
n.nsrs aai make another Proni from its
a.s in he n.ld.-Ns. Eogl,ud Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

Ri,,l. NJ, .sat saorm)a' qisn,ils' ot
.as., ~ Eaglaai danus tns past yssf,
.ad Iail. h. Al.o saipp-i conslisr.ny
more ~ that port than 10 December, 1857
IL 4. esiin.t~i taN tas total Usit-d hlas-
DON soppl'e. OF wheat siaes Sspt let,
have n-eu -uf-i :isni 10 incresss stsets
there 10 s5t. .OOO oashel., aiiostng Tor T..
600 COO ba,h-ls of vr-kly consumption.
TIE oatlook Is for stocks larger thAn The
aarnin,l svsrsxe. oa April i.i. next The
L tit-i St.t-- Governm-ut rspoti OF 10 {.
coo COO Da.ae.s more wheat IN TIE ls..
crop tnsn h,i ben announced 10 previous
r~pOrt., tOg-ihvr with TIE large siocss
sprosi broke th- wheat m,fkvi 4 cents.
Toe export, ~ sheW (aii nbaf as sh-sil
from Rth ooa.t. thl. v--s 'qislled L..
sol 600 basael-. against 6? Opo bushes
last ~r-k. sni ? go Ooo oa.nsl. one year
ago. TIE sggrvg,ss sxoort-. 10Th coasts,
Jaly l.tto dat. are Sass 900 bushels.
as.in.t 50 lgJ 900 oa.as,s IA 9 ike share
OF issT - The oak % ali tas ~oss, go
ins sDrosi coutiaor- 10 os from Sac fr'n-
el-eo and Portland, orsgoa -Mdns Farm
81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
wbsr. The, Din.red.

A plumber and an upholsterer were ~
Gently engagrd In fitting ups fashionAble
r.idenos In Van Se~s avenue. and Got into u
DISCUSSION As 10 which was the heavier. n
pound Of lead OF feathers "Ill bst you four
hts that can prove 20 you that pound Of
lead 10 heavier than pound q feathers, =
said the plumt.r "lll take that lat" aid
the upholsiercr The plumber cut OF a
piece of lead PIPE AMI parei IL down until IL
welshei siri-sn ounoc~ Thsn hs got from
tho upholsiervr the iams weight In feAthsrS
"Now," said the plunbsr. tolding tho lump
of lead In his right hand AMI the tas of
feathers IN bis LETT hand, LET me drop the
lsad On your left foot anil the feathers on
your right, AMI u do not prvve that the
lead Is heavier M ray four bits San Fran
ci-co Wash
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Ar.n,... OH Pa.

Il wrote London Av.urAnce whsn ] was
lAi - y. aid Dion Boucicaul, . fsw days
agu 1t wAs Crit vsrform~i at C0vcnt
Oarisn In isli Tho part q DaIEls wss -
p.clAlly written for ChArie- Mathews. AMI
b. vas tho AioAl DafIle-cool. cb~.sy. prv-
Tarrl for all osDsrEvncis< 10 Actor since
has even apTruacLoi him In H. he chArac-
Ter u nAfIle, uhich has fryucnily t-sn
called lmT.--lbls. lsAr.n portrait u a man
! knew In my youth Who was born among
tho fyryD.s, and hs counterpart may L.
found toiay In morv than oDc - tho oui-ai.
eltow aaiyeniurrr uho Arv abundant In tho
ciiis- - Eurota Mr.. Nisl.;t. the original
Lady Gay STanscr. hal the ms; delightful
laugh ever board--o frvsh. - fun, ~ In.
fcctiouN ! srO;e the part fur her shs wAs
al-o the original CousiAncei sheridan
Kn0sis-' Love ChAss,. ani crvaiei a furur
In lonion In that part
"r,rhat- you think the gu-siy gooiy sTssch
AZ the sBi - 'londou A~gTAncr' q grVai
misfi. coming frum that .rhemlng oil tprO
tate, Sr llArrourt Courilyi Wei, ~ 10 IA
That sf..ch "a. written for MAJ llAfkAway.
The boDe-t couniry sluirr. tut Farrvn, ~ho
playci oil C0artiy father - Nelly. yoa
ANNNNf AMI WI NA tNNat Aaf'fit' eAa -
fins actor. insisted on sTraking H. Wei, l
was young. don't you n.ow. anxious % sue
ossd, and I Accommodated him. though u IL
Aisunily cot q plAoc. Sov. 30 yvu no,ioe
that, Ike mo-' q ibe plays written Ia tho-s
DAYS, all ih~ paris In 'lonion Assurance are
grni-cycn Cool. the srvani, AMI Pert,
which was plAy~i by that very guoi scire.~.
Mr. IlumbyI All In tho-s dsys u stock
oomranic. On. wAs sAfs 10 write q play q
such equal TariA Now, storp, In few cas~,
all The fat gos- to the star. AMI The rss,-
What arv thsyi Any ons can play tbcm, any
one al all Oh. there Arv faults In 'i.ondon
Asuranoe'-vlsniy % tbom Don't yOu sup
po-e I can - themI But wuuiint alter q
sord q II. t.canss ! am fond u u, faults
AMI all II lslouss "a my youth wrUts 10
hfty ytas ago. In The good Old tins Tbo-s
Who played la u are deai- Mathews, farrvu.
Esslcy. llArlsy. Mr., Ncsb,ti, Mme ve~;r.s,
Arv all gooe Ths play brings thcm back 10
ms yiviily am 10y again. happy over .
flpi s1co-z Now york worh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

FLAX CuLruRE MoviSo WESTWARD -
IL - .eii SID that Gar is s"ploo~.r crop
IL 4. 40. q isl a 10 the saola ssilou OF ne
q ccultis. and OBSTACLES Of new land nf.t
orOagh, und = tas plow. Toe eultlvaliJn
of tai. crop moves we.tssri o. ths ifoot-
i.r liu- 10 txt-ui-d In isIg The project
ofn,i s.-i wl, : 0JO. 900 Os.h-ls, sni, OF
tai.. IS PEI c-ui 49, grJsa In Oalo, lodi
.na liiaols .ni Wisconsin,, sni TIE re
m,lsdef In nVs Slst-- sai D.kois, west o 7
tie Mi.-i.-lg9l 10 las! TIE ptoiaei "a
p Ooo OO0 ba.hs's. of shich the. fOur
sI.l~- (Olio. &c prodaee BAT oas t'eih.
To. n empire h 10. iaj-ci gone Wet"
rns imp lrlsiloa Of { 4 set f'r ths last
ia year. %. ~ ras-d l.SO) oOO oasasl..
Oib-f der plants, - hemp, lats ani .l..l,
--re inplrtsi 10 lssI 10 "a 'sla- of $40,
OOO COO f,F ~ aansnaisctar.i srtlel- sni
o. s2s 600 900 for tie m,uuf,etarrd.
Ta.rv 4. isfg- I'D for Ia American
farmer iu the prOi1eiioa OF these Q II
crop. -Amsrieaa Agriealiarls, FOE fso-
ruafy,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

IIE DIps'r sAY.-The other day friend
told me VIA, be claimed 10 be . new story
about Mr.. Essrts. I had never heard !,
beforr, bot new stories about Mr.. Essrts
are raI. and ts high premium. gen
tlsman, he said, was entering the senate
gallery at wsshipgton. when be ehanoed
10 meet friend coming out.
"Ilslloi = be said, whats going onf'
"Nothipg Jast now. Mr.. Evsris has been
adir.s.ibg the Senate.
elias hsi I'm sorry missed ihsti"
"Y,s, 10 was great treat. lie spoke
for more than four hours"
"whst aboutf'
"Iie didn't say"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

A we~i si,ls political club wanted 10 ser-
enAdo Gen. sherman A commiiteo NV him
about IL beforehand 10 learn whether tho
demons,Tation would b. agrccable
1T Il all right, boys" sherman Ah II
.hall - honorci by tho surcnAde. won't
usAks much a spoech. hut N you caro 10
Lave few oI hand remarks ] Nil make
them but insist upon onscondition Your
bani must not play Marching Through
CoorgiA' II ia good air. and all that, but
for just about quarter q q century no band
% music has ever knowingly played 10 mo
without using H. That has bcooms mOnoto-
nous, don't yVu -, and l feel a. though ]
eoul1nt posibly stand another note Of it,
New YORK Mall and Expre<
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
TOOK piRsT PRIZE.

The Stat. JosId of pharmacy recently
anaiyIed twelve OF the mos, popular medi-
cine- In order TO see whether they were
what they were recommended 20 be.
Arsr two weeks OF careful work. they
awarded The nr.i prize. . gold medal. 10
M.ssrs. A. T.. 0rdwsy 4 Co, proprieiofs
of Sulphnr Blitsrs, u being In their opin.
ION the best and only strictly pure blood
Purifying medicine In the narkst-wsek'
in chsUlst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
.pIAY RAIL- +"

The most enthusiastic patrons OF base
ball are probably the men Who s't on 'ne
"blssehips boards" Bot anyone ~ho oe'
euples Q seat there ls liable 10 catch eoldi
and mspsgsis should present every patron
thus exposed with bottle OF Adsmsons
Botanic Cough Balsam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

surrosxp CAsK "A small boy entered
. Fourt.,uth avenue grocery the other day
sud ssksd the proprietor 20 trust him 10
two cents worth OF candy.
II don't know you," wss the reply.
"But I live Jast two block. down"
"But what made you suppose I'd trust
your"
IL Supposed go because you've 90, two
bsrrels OF kerosene out doors and could
have bored gimlet holes In both OF them
last night without any body knowing H."
The grocer compromised by trusting the
boy 20 . cents worth OF candy and rolling
The barrels into the shed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
SALT RIIEUM

with ns intense i,ehiog. dry, hot .kln,
often brotsn into pslnful crsek-. and the
little wstsry plmples, ofIsn causes inde-
scfibsble ssnsfipg. Hood's ssrsspsrilla
has wonderful power over this disease.
II parties the blood and eIpels the hnmor,
and the shin heals without scar. Send
for book containing many statements OF
cures. 10 G. I. Hood { Co, Apothecaries,
Lowell, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

II have used Ayers Pulls for the past 80
years, and am satisfied I should not DC
alive to-day II it had not been Tor them.
They cured me OF dyspepsia when All other
remedies failed."-T. T.. Bonner, Chester
Ps. Ayers Pills are sold oy oil druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

I have been . great sursrer from dry
estsrrh for many years, and ! tried many
remedies which helped me, but ! bad none
which did me 80 much brn'ft ~ Ely's
Cream Balm. II completely cured me-
81. J. Lally. 30 Woodward Avenue, Bos'
ton Highlands, Msss.
Is1nsred from acute itfammsilon in my
nose and hssd-for week u aume
could not see. I used Ely's Cresm Balm
aud In few days wss cured. II 10 uon'
dsrfgl how quick it helped me.-Mrs.
George n. Jadsop, Hartford, Com.
Apply Balm into each no.,ril. rriee 30
eents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

A farmer can live hspplsr In bis old
house oat of dent, than he can In . new.
90. oas with . mortgage on H. family
can worship more devou,ly going 10
church 10 q farm wseoo, when they are
not afraid of any creditor nesting then,
than 10 20 In nne esrrisgs with ehstt-l
mortgage on the hsrsss. sunl-ct To be
for,closed % any time.-Maioe Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Pt,.i P,rr.i IrcnIso PlLs..

sSxrTos.-Moisturei intense i.ebinE
and s,ingingi most at night worse oy
scratching. Ifsllowed 10 eorunue tnmor
form, which Often bleed and ulesra'e' oe'
eouing very sore. SwAysxs OINTMENT
stops the itching and bleeding, heals ul'
csrntiou, aud In most cases removes tne
tamors. A, dfuggist.. or BY mall, fof 10
Gems. DIR. Swsyne a Son, Philaielphis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

A unkers dam has nothing 20 do with
sw,arins. IL IL merely the dam or stop
page, made OF roar and water. with which
the tinker stops the gap he II mendlng un'
III the tin or the pewter be is psipg D"
roal.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

A noted feeder Of beef cattle in this State
r.marls with - moch OF wisdom a.
humor. ths, be has fouud the vsy TO mshe
beef AZ Q pron,-"kill the animsls when
they are foar weeks old."-fafmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

I, w,s we'll enough. Mr.. NehelIsu' 10
ssy In Jour unprogrsssive tims-"The pen
ls mighiier than the swordi" but now We
remsrk that the typewriter is more puls-
sant than the Uatling gun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

Probably no one ever fsli more ksenly
the pain OF parting than the unsophistiesi-
"a small boy who sseks his tongue against
sn iroo post when the Thermometer resis-
tsrs degrees below tsro.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

Lswyers fees are generally high. ba,
then 10 should be remembered that every
lswIer hss 20 spend years In preparing
himself 10 make sufficisn, excuses when
ever he loses q case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

m cattle have their hsir rubbed on.
SHOWING little ps,eaes OF sfn' fao IN .
little salphur and lard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
One great trouble with those Who 90 70
the bad IL that they DO not think TO provide
hsmsslyes with return ticket.

IN. God GA vsgssahls rulmoa.ry fial'aaa
To-. osoalns Cgilsr Bros' \ Go. possoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
NY CHOICE.

rSs from my ,,~- the spiendos q the ~ofa thss
nov rhest--
II. srvAis ,Aai s,.-. n. fsu0- man .itA -pOrrs
ing nn sni hesf.
The crushed despair and anguish q the sifys
cro~desi strc.t-
AM n, mo 10 q hoy again -Ith daisies ., my
would rather sit beneath the trcs that leo, abo,.
the brupk
wber- IN the h.ppy long ago nuas 'hs b.fei
rA.n bsar,h. prvu,s.t nam. tA., m.n h.. pl.oea
IN Ttint~i book.
n With thai name were vrit . shame God could
not ot.flook Jane. Riley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

Tho Pacific Endowment League nov num-
bsrs Dsa.ly s.0D msmb<x
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

IL is said that no one can arrest the
night Of time. bat who IL there VINO 10 no'
able 20 stop Q miputef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
AMONG THE FARMERs.

tcs n -olic tel. Asidrs-- all contnun icstions
tntended ~ this dspartmeat to AoaicuL
rUnAL EDfrOs. .OxfOsp DssocsAt. fAkIs. Ma.