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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-11
LOTS OF CASH.
Arrested for Drunkenness W ith S361s.30
i'm His Packet.


About a week ago the police of tins
city received message from Muskegon
stating that there Was INQUIRY beng
made for Newton y. Phelps. and that
II was thought ne was IN this city. The
officers have been ON the watch for him.
Last night Detective Cast went 10 the
Derby Hotel To see a man who was
stopping there, and who was thought
to be Phelps. The man wanted was
too drunk 10 get any information
from. and left the Derby while Cast
was there. The detective followed hnn
TO thi, side of the river, and when on
LOuis-st, near Hodges livery stable,
arrested the man for drunkenness.
The man screamed and struggled, and
a large crowd assembled and aided the
officer IN putting the bracelets on the
prisoner.
When taken to headquarters and
searched S36ls.30 was found IN ms
pockets, and he gave the name of New
ton Phelps. What he u wanted for
in Muskegon could not be learned, hat
be may thank the officer arrcstng HIM.
as with that amount of money IN hIs
pocket he was likely 10 become the
victim of some thug.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-11
TALK ABOUT BoopLE.
fhe Dssroit :. Ne~.s An~sea Dissossries
1z1Nias

DEaRoIr. M.ch., June ie-tne -Ases
tonight contains the following dispatch
from Lansing. Another nsolie
scheme i bsginlng 10 unr&Tsi- il4s
one Was operated IA The senate, ana
the Khlnes voting machine lob =
0gaIelle IA comparison. II vas ID E
beef inspection matter. The Aass lot
only knows thai money was used,
bar that il came IA by thous-
ands from Cbscago. II als2 knows
that she mt ney did lot come directly 10
Lansing but passed through the hands
~ wealthy corporation pa Detroit II
also knows that man Who handled
part 0t the money, OF, ~ fact neaf3N
ali 0f .t. has gwen up the INSIDE iacls
N the matter. man prominent "a
state politics has interested himself "a
tie nlattor, and j. ln pessesslon ~ Iacts
which WI make tie individual HAIRS
0n sundry Seuat0rs' heads fairly stand
ON end. The butchers Ia hacking D.
invest CATION.
To the Neps be said tlns morning.
"My recent trip Il Chicago resulted
even better than MAS expected. ! met
man on the lns.de and ln burst ol
confidence over handsome lunch. iie
told facts which reflect seriously upon
our good Senate. 1 asked Mm how
much money MAS spent. Ills reply MAS
tins;
We spent nearly twice rs much as
was necessary. Al first NJ slohbcrod
over everything, and gave nice sums 10
every man who held out hls hands.
The amount used would go up INTO the
hundrens OF thousands. When asked
how il was used, he replied We sent
il 10y roundabout way, "a blind.
A Detroit millionaire corporation,
which was interested IN having our
meat in Michigan, handled Il for as.
We knew exactly how many votes Nc
had, and two days before the bill came
up IN the Senate, our Official list
showed twelve votes for II against Ia.
We had things figured down line.' lie
then mentioned names, and knew ex-
actly what he was talking about"
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-11
LICKED By LANSING
The Grand Rapids Club Takes
Another Tumble.
LANSING EIGHT, GRAND RAPIDS TWO
The Lansing Mea Pi4 = Game Without
sn Error- h aiAnaa1oa ~ ias a a anne
From saginaw, aad Jackson
URe Prom GGeeHs ille.
.as.s...s ,s W. .s.sss.. s.sA.s.

sAt.ss,ss 7sstssA. stsA.s-
LANSING. Mich, June l0.-The Grand
Rapids combination fei an easy prey
to the I.anslngs. who played an error
less game. Meakin was Wild ia his de-
livery, and succeeded in knocking out
Dixon IN the seventh, when Faatz
Went behind the plate. Yerkes pitched
a beautiful game, and his support was
excellent. Meakn was hit for eight
singles and two two-haggers, while the
visitors found NerRes IOr slN singles and
one double. score:
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-11

5000 yards Dress Goods at
25c per yard.
2000 yards IL in. Cashmere
at 4Oc per yard.
$50 odd lengths and REM
nants at reduced prices.
New arrival Cream Wool
fabrics for graduating suits.
Silk warp lennettas, in
black and coiors, at bargain
prices.
Latestarrival-25 pieces all
wool, light weight and light
colored 40 in. goods at 37ac
per yard.
New Dress Suitincs, plain
and fancy, at our popular
prices. Combination Sultings
from $3.50 10 22.50-every
one represents a bargain not
often found.
Fine Black Silks at 75c. Sc.
$l,00, sl.25, worth % per cent.
more than the prices quoted.
Handsome assortment of
China Silks at 3Sc very
cheap.
Satines - French and Do
mestic, a beautiful assortment,
prices from 10 TO 45c.
Ginghams- s-Zephyrs. and in
fact, wash goods OF every kind
at lowest prices.
Parasols and Coaching Um-
brellas-New assortment ar
irving almost daily. Choicest
styles always from which to
make selections.
Ladies Neckwear. Gloves.
Ribbons, Iiandkerchleis and
Hosiery, full lines, and prices
to suit.
Table Linens. Ga in. Cream
Damasks, at 50c, worth 65c.
Our own importation, 800
dozen 5-S and 3-4 Napkins
from 81 TO Sd per dozen, every
one excellent value.
400 dozen Towels inst come
~. from DC to j0c each.
Nuns Underwear, Neckwesr,
Gloves. Collars. Cuffs ana
Hosiery. fine assortment and
low prices.
Ladies Muslin Un derwesr,
new goods from best makes.
Corset Covers. Night Dresses,
Chsrnise, Skirts. etc, etc.
Pull line o. White Aprons 7sc
20 SI.so each.
Fmbro1deii les and White
Goods, new Spring styles end
most excellent values for the
prices ASKED.
Jsckeis, Wraps, Ragisus,
Newrn sfkets, silk Waists, Jer-
ssy " sists. Chins and Cash
mere Ffchus, al q the most
desirable materials st attractive
prices.
.SpbIkc and rlMplhV
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-11
Going to GettNsburg.

txolrsNNt V Wv ftNEIsss-vttsAs
WAsHISGToN, June l0.-Ihe Michi-
gan state Association, OF this city, will
send large delegation 10 Gettysburg,
to bc present at the unyo.lng Of the
monument there, erected 10y the St,te.
Word has been received IN TINS cliy that
Gen. Alger VIII bc present.
representative Burrows left fof
home, Via New York, tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-11

tit-esNtt fe Eet El.t-esa rtttNA
JACKSON, Mich, June 10.-JacksOn
had good lead in the game today till
the ninth inning, when, with one out
and the bases full, Shepard failed to
take advantage for double play, and
the score was tied. I'm the tenth,
timely hitting brought in the winning
run. Score:
Jackson. ..................0 3 90 90 0 .
Greruyi lie ....... q q o % % o o. q
Batteries Dung and +. Tray; Wheaton and
McGinlcy.
Two base hitS-hlcislcr Young. katz. lockey.
Stolen bascs-JackSOn. I: Grcenvllle, 2.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-11

UTIN
Two-base hits-Wiswcil. ODonnell. Dyson.
Bases on bail>-lr rrkes. 3; Meaklm. =.
liit by pitched baii-l cTkes.
Passed bails-DiNon. 3.
Wild pitches -Mcahlm. I.
Struck out-Nerkes, .; Meakim.
Time of game-2:l5.
Umpire Howard
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-11
AHUSEJlENTS.

Quite departure WAS that of last
evening from the usual run OF theatri-
cal entertainments seen at Redmoad's.
Legitimate drama held the boards, and
that romantic and intensely interesting
Grecian play, ''Ingomar," rs rendere Il
10y Frank Lindon, supported by Edna
Earle and carefully selected com
pa ny. received an enthusiastic recep-
ton from 4 very large audience.
Frank Lindon was pleasant surprise
To every one present. Coming as Il
stranger, almost unheraldcd, there was
little idea that there was powers VI thin
hlm that could depict the ch aracter OF
the barbarian, and finally the submis-
sive lover. ~ splendidly Is he
did. In GESTURES. in facial expressions
and I'm stage delivery. Mr.. Linton was
all that could be asked. Miss Earle Is
a conscientious actress and her parthC-
na WAS beautiful characterization.
Miss Earle and Mr.. Lndon received
three eucorc>. The company was an
evenly balanced one. This afternoon
the same program, and tins evening
Lady II Lyons VIII be- rendered. Ten
per cent Of the gross receipts of the
week business wall toe generously do
mated to the Johnstown sufferers.
The music rooms at SchwankO vsky's :
were crowded with something over
three hundred ard fifty people. last
evening. 10 listen to the Nell Conscrya-
tory musical recital. Miss Bessie
Walker plays in n remarkable manner
for one 80 young IN years. Not only
is her technique admirable, but she
plays with expression and the neces-
,try force required To bring out the
beauty of Chopin and Rolf. Miss Dolly
Culver is promising young soprano.
Her vocal numbers were very pleasing.
OF Mss l'dcll, the wolni,t, the TErr-
GRAN-IlERAID has spoken before, but
reitcrates that she Is brilliant young
yoluist, who viii some day make u
str IN the musical world.
The st. Cecela's Will give the oper-
eta of Rose bud" Friday evening. AT
Powers. IL j. to be- gwen en- costume
with readings. solos, fairies. invisible
chorus and all accessories, and VIII toe
ara unique and lovely entertainment.
Al! the proceeds have been generously
donated 10 the J0hn-town sufferers.
Sale OF seats Tuesday at los "a. m, and
are within the reach of all, being only
fifty cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schofeld pre-
sentod their program at Powers last
evening. which included their mex
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-11

The great show at smiths. last night.
created quite q furore. Every por-
former ou tne program IS au artist.
Ine entertainment throughout was
highly appreciated. and g good bus.-
Ee>s -. wra good reason, autci-
pated tae pcfsent week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-11

Jsckeis, Wraps, Psgisns,
Newrn sfkets, silk Waists, Jer-
ssy " sists. Chins and Cash
mere F1chus, al q the most
desirable materials sf attractive
prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

TIE cist ~ a. plag hpr.- ~ th' met
- p-r.rasi. mere gu-.ssptk lasted ~
-Nr-fll q fare. ifons parcA'--- good
\ ,r.-. Fur y~sr. ~ AZ, fir $50. u :. .
'esi h,rgsin tnp basss sill ca
slgI; cuu-r SIS h,rne.s. so, ro1-. elO;
pi,sk-t.. -, e. .ansai nru.n - shiP 80
IN ,aa,iug a. sili Spsif - take all iutJ
consideration. th-.. sill last on al aver.
.g- tsn year. Perh.p. the wagon misht
la.t longsr bat 10 woat need r.p,lring 10
nat tine o. ths Whole Tn years IL .
lons ss--ags, q th- horse mlsh' ~ worth
-. lu fs.y~ar. lit costs sS5I z" ten
Years. 10 ~0ali he a. the rate of s55 20 .
y~.r. sni the int-re.t on ih- whole Oalsy
IT .ix pr oent soai be So - Ali 10
mi. At l-.s' fIar too. OF ny, ~hlch has
.v-rAs-i Ia the pest ten years 81 To.
SIS, 90. too 90 straw fJr be,iiiug, u;
% sasa-ls OF Os,. 81 IS ceats = bushsl,
s3i 80, sao-lug. s. sni IL would be .
ch-.p ~ ~ care fOf horse, urh wagons.
etc for si week. which would bring the
pie ~ So year. OF the sum total OF
sIg. a. flr tn year 81 N ier,te sarvs
Aaiyr we nai thoassnis Who keep .
kor.e and have no real ou.lnsss fOr II, sni
40 not keep /. coz When TIE cost Of keep
ins a horse will ke.p too cows, aud ys,
they 90 NJ, So hos thsy Gao keep . Gov.
Cor Rural Home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
illustrated .Journalism

Foreman OF composing room l-pesklng
through tube to msnseing edltor)-'You
say you wan, that article about the woman
~ho ALLIED b.sr sni three cubs illastrAt.
I'd With cut of the wOmsni-
Msnsgiug Rdit0r-"Yes, I do"
fJrsmsn-"whst cot shall Us p
Edilor-"whsre IL that cut OF Lydia
Piokh.m that we run In the weeklyfT
fOremsb-"iIs belpg used 10 The nrsi
form 10 illustrate that article on Qlsen
Victoria"
swell. then, run that picture Of Harriet
Hubbard Aver for the woman who Killed
the bears"
Gan right, but What are We going 10 DO
for cuts for that article about Joseph
Chsmbefisin and his brid, =
"wsll suppose you run that cut OF w.
l. DJuglass that goes with his three dol.
lar shoe al for sir J,sspa snd ths, Old
hand bill Cut OF Emma Abbott for his
BRIDE"
Gan right; and I suppose that old cut
4 of the new Colorado Capitol will do for
Sir Jpseph's castle, woat it''
"Yes, yss; run anything yoa can nad
for the csstlr. There's . lot OF old cuts
In the lob room See N you eau nnd some
| thing there fr an article I'm going 10
send down abcu, the Rnpsror william
aud biz wife. guess thu old cut Ne rua
few wests ago Of coqaelin and Jane
usdiug win do"
"An right, cir, Hsdlas and coqaslin
goss,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

Whsthsr TIE proposed constitutional
,msndmsnt In Mssssrbu-eits sgsinsi rum
d. also .g.inst oidsr, IL being. a. IL ought,
sell agitstsi. We believe fruit gro~srs
feel .hOut manufacturing home beverage
-omswhat lks the woman whom The lssrn-
d DR. Absrnsthy once rtmOustfsisd With
for mutilsiibg her husbsnd'- fac" and hrsi
9Th her nBgsr.palis In . family jar Said
10. worthy dOctor,-"M.dsm, az. you not
,.h.m.d, treating the bead % this fsmily
thu, Pin fact, your hssi. madam" The
sirsso rstorisd n-rcsly. "Wsli, doctor. II
hat be true. hsy|b't Alright to sorsteh
my own hsadi' IL seems % us, prohibit.
tlon sdyOcsts- shouIi q 4 ct that. 90 long
- humauity L. uunttsd - IT, surruuoi.
ings sDd conditions Of life. 81 long s'h
sill ,nist. and human beings fOolishly tFy
go drown ui..ry" With strong drink.
hot tncr..-- human h.ppioss- by every
possible means; lessen that mothers
pufdsu that %. msy bear more hssltby
children, then smrliofsle their hunger,
disssss, aud pain ~ better phy.ica a.
sell q. moral ualnipg. and you will bsve
D ucksd oat the most deadly fang of the
acknowledgements While fArm.rs snd
nut gTO~.rs re lsft ~ pursus an honest
csllibg. Acting upon ihl. prsesp', Ne
sould 20 farther aud pfoclsim that tho1.
sands Oi families afe now suf fing With
truuhls- that scores % p-rson- have re-
pesteily tried 10 relieve With strong drink.
Hot lsmousds with . stick, rock aud
fys" ate familiar recipes. Temperance
people should teach others - Odd some
p.tisr remedy fOr hacking coughs, oron-
chial irIitatiOns, esisrfhA itn,mmsilons,
fh.umatlsm. And nsnrslgis thsn ~hi'key.
Said . we'll known Boston m"fch.pt, re'
Gently, to- party of friends II used 70
,,.oit % whisky when stiAeksd with
'hsum,ii.m and nsufalgiaI l eoali get
trunk. Dot coglin't cure neuralgia Bat
{ know rsm-dy-Johnson's Anodyns
I.inlment-ths, will On II for me s'sry
line" Truly. Il IL the most e'ri.ln rsme-
" known for any pain OF itn'mmsiloG.
f. IL used internally As much 80 sttsfnal.
IN. Many people DO not know this. The
manufacturers, I \. Johnson & Co, Bos.
Ton, Mas. will send free 10 any one
pamphlet telling how 10 use u tes-
spoonful. properly used, will accomplish
wonders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

Mt Joseph J.f.son has been engaged
for q runner ofysars upon bis suiool'
"grspby. Which will soon begin to sppsn
ia the Century No more Interesting rec.
1fd of 40. upon The stage eouli b. lsli
p.fore the American pahlic, and Nj. 'rsr.
.ob's personality !. psrh.P- more sJmp.-
thsilc lo the people Of thl. country than
hat of any actor ~ have hsd. lie IL ihe
ourth In agensfatlOu of sectors, and, with
Nh. children and grandchildren upon the
-t.g-, there az sir gensrsiiOns of sectors
,moug the ]. fr-ons. TIE record which
h- has made oi the Early days ofthe Amer
ican si.gs l. said To be- peculiarly Interest.
Jog, s.pscislly the story of hi. travels a. q
10Y In hi- fathers company, when they
would settle down for season In West
-rn town aud ,xtsmp0riIe their Own thea.
ter.
The autobiography will begin in the
Century during the coming autumu, aud
n. ins,allments will be Illustrated With q
portrait gallery OF distinguished actors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Farm Econom les.

mixture % kerosene and lsmpblsek ls
. gooi sppi ;aiion 10 keep steal surfaces
bright-
Ifthe whlr tree breaks. doa'i ,hros IL
lnto . corner. R.mpse the irons. They
can ne dt,ei - ne~ wood.
The farther yOa are from market The
greater l. your need OF coodenslng prod.
act. BY feedlng grslu and stoysr 10 ami
malls.
By keeping the cattle OF the pasture one
dsy longer 10 the sprins you may keep
them upln Il two days longsr 10 the Fall.
A handy thing 10 have IL boz eootsin-
lng sn assortment Of bolts. nuts. riye,s,
s.ll.. aud . h,mnsr, plnehsrs sni cold
chi.el.
TIE pLnt brush tbs, proved TO be = bar
esin ~ss cleaned in tarp 'ntius each tins
IL. work w.s done, dried and hung up by
N. handle.
K~psfsw p,nes OF wlaiou glass aud
: paper Of taeks or some pity on hand
when tho winiow pane IL broken, dou't
m ,ksshifi; replsee Il -Ausriein AgrIeal'
turist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Bill Merrill Mountain.
HIRAM, March Is, 1889

Edif,r Dsm0craf.
Ia the Democrat Of March 18Th Jour
IIlpm correspondent irqaifss about BIZ
Merrill MOuntalu. Now I have always
supposed that Llewellyn knew every thing !
q. sty rate when be WAS my scholar TIED
10 tsseh him eyery thing.
There is Q tradition older than the great
grandfather OF the oldest inhsoitsnt, thN
one william Merrill. . hunter, was caught
In Q severe storm on the mountain that
bean, his name. The story goes that be
eallei for assistance and the inhabitsnn
near heard bin and thought II Vas bear
ealliig Psfhsps the place WAS more
thichly settled than at The present time,
for aty one might go up there and shout
for O. week aud no one would hear them
now. Also usdltion saith that before
storm the spirit. OF wr.iih, or whstsyer
you call 10, OF the lost buatsr. always calls
for help, so the dwsllsrs around the noun.
tsin can tell when . storm IL brewing with
out looking In The almanac or any other
boob. Nov this makes everything A.
clear ss mud, sni 1. true. every word Of
It's true a. the best witch story that
ever l. w. \. wrote for the Oxford Coun'
~ Record.
fvrnsp- tne hiram cofre-pouosut WVeta
like 10 know how Q hill near that place
came by its name. Now the writer has
heard that once upon time somebody had
,n old worn out horse. aud being very
hamsns msn be dld not like Ia kill the
snimsl 80 be turned IL oat 10 shin Tor u
-slf. The poor thing wandered sooet and
a. last reached the shove meuiionei hll
std lived there all winter, aud In the
spring looked better than when be NAs
tarbed oui to pasture. Ever sinee then
The hill has been called by the elegant
name Of Old Mars liill.
That 1. not qllt~ sq1A 20 The name OF
smother pi.ce Oa "a. road lsadlng from
the old wilnsms place to the home Of Col
A. NJ Clsmons. There IL steep prseiplee
0r guleh olose by the side OF The fOad.
Somebody ~as diving sloug there ones
shsn hl. horse fsll down The owner,
,fisr ysiniy trying n Get bis bor-e up,
gave N. poor bssst = kick. telling IL "a go
to-nsmirg place where no doubt the
owner Of the old horse b. long since
gsinsd = psfmabsnt Tsslisnos. The old
aor.e rolled down the st~sp b.nk sud died.
Ever siGcu that time TIE plscs has been
sllsd ny the very ,upaotiOas mans o1
bone HI. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
stA,e Valuation Commission

Tot. c Inni.iJa -. Ofg.a 4 Or sbfs
st th- STAT II Iase, Ia tai. ciIy, ras.i,y.
~ sl.c.lng HIRAM Kapslioa of Can1sr.
lsni. - ehLfn,n. W Smith ~ Llich
nsli. "a. slrctsi clerk sni IN ..,sagsr of
ths epmnl..ilu rhi m'.tlns' AZ - be
held daily. b.gianias Aba N, no m,m
hsr - .1.sut hln,tlf vi at lsVe. rhs
er.i wlfk of tac cbm nl..l1a sill bs ~
proceed 10 TIE cls.sd s,,l1a ~ tas reiaras
from tls several ciil-. AL tpva., vim .
ylfs - their unal,iiDn inio such forms
q. nay - Necessary sni cOuVsnisnt fpr
tie inffmvlln All uss oi the menber.
80 th- ebnml..ioa. H-s'lng. will D. a..
rNng.i fDr sss~..Ofs, --lrctm "a add sl
I'll oih-rs Interested. - shall pf-i accpn
m sisi- all p,fti-s sai f.eiiit,,- tn o1.l.
~. 10 ta- comn..bn Ek;-pi fJr N
parpb.s of paplic -sring.. tn .-..isa,
AZ - - private Toe fDilIsias .tsnila;
eIm nli,-.-, opa.l.iias of thrss msmpst.
-,ea. ssrc ,ppDlat-d ~ lhs ea.lrn N. slp.
] . - e1sn m ,tlDn nv IA c'nni.sllu @
% Rae. cirricN L,pbr. Svifstlpu.
d,aaf.cta'-.. B,nss, Ia-a',nc- C,mp,.
ni-.. Rulf1d Nai r-l-gr,ph CInp,nis-,
VI llag L,Ai.. wl.i sni rinpst L,nd.,
f.rnlas l. tai-. >ni ot1-r r-al estate. Liy-
y .bck. Oa Py u ,l All l. ave of Ahs'urr,
sai ga Returns sni usariags -Maia,
fafm-f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

SECTION OF CRAB A. SHOWING SrPEfs-
A. tomb proof roof n. water line: G. interior
% crab: q. joint % nlppev, 4 arms 81 nippsri
w. rois a. nlppen oooDectins With eiectr'o ep'
gine: q. teak lining 10 crab
This proceeding astonishcd the Gem
mander and officers Of the ScarabGus.
almost rs much a. the extraordinary at
tack which had been made upon their
ship. They had expected demand to
surrender and haul down their dag. but
the dircctor-in-chicf on board Repeller-
No. was Of the opinion that with her
propeller extracted Il maitered little
what flag she ilew. His work with tho.
Scaraieus was over: for II had been or.
dered by the syndicate that Its vessels
should not cucumber themselves with
prizes
Towed by the powerful crab, which
appszsntly bad no fear thas u dissblsd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

tax nil 3. nov before the Nss York
Legislature de,igasd - sx 'mpi farmers
sui other real estate holders from taxation
~ The smoaai OF the mortgages on 81, h
real estate, sni 10 rqalte the mortgage
70 pay IL iasie q Saeh 9 lsw would be
. great relief n IN ,rtgsgei farms aud
soald carry only Ji,,ic ia its provisions.
rh- CON Mite. on tsrsiion 81 The state
Orange has called a,tsution To this matter
several times, but such . r-port IL without
Il feet unless backed ny 'r,rt. DDss that
body mean anything by Its worhi-fsrm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

Jihn Boyd. wh, iss ptomiu.nt breeder
of Jerseys. sail Ns dairy convention t
Mount Carroll, III 30 ~ bu airrd qlsris
OF Jersey cream will m,ke jl.t the San :
numosr OF pDuai. Of batter - Que hunit,d
quarts OF cream from H)lstsiu mills, pro
si1ed IL IL r,l.-i usier the same conii.
tlons According 10 NJ. BoJd. then,
the cream % the little ehsnuel islanders IL
no richer than the cream from Hblstelns
or any other hreei. bat their virtue lies
In the fact that th.y givs m,re cream
IA ~ other breeds M siue Rirm.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
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sYsrroAs-M ,is,urs, intense i.eblng
and stlngiugi most at nights worse by
.erstchiBg II allowed 10 continue tumofs
form. which Often bleed and ulcsrste, be-
coming very sore. SwlySK's OINTMENT
stops the itching aud bleeding, heals ul'
csrstion, and Ia most cases removes ths
,amOrs. A. druggists, or by mail. for 80
cents. DR.. Swsyne & Son, PhilAislphiA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

Ifts- csrvl.s,. iudir rent farmer enter
tsios th- Idea fJr . moment that in order
10 secure bstt-r results with bis stock be
has only 10 exchange thsm for the better
breeds, be IL wildly mistaken IL Il only
through osttsr car. ani closer attention
that better results are secured With ans
stock whstsvsr whsre that better care
1. given Improved 81 ,ck will DO far bei,-r
Tor the osner l houeyer. neglect muI
prevail. then seru, stock I. JlI - go)i
10 lose money on ~ anything @ ,oi care
With good stock Is waA, is wAa,sd -
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

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