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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
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\ deal l. bsiug sal about the Inn
portance ~ goOd COWS aud %" utter
worihle.sness II the other extreme. Dr
collier. ~ the Gcnr,a Experiment Sta
tion. and Prof Roberts. ot Cornell, have
each figured q large part ~ the New
Work dairSmrn into poycriy ~ pr"iuc-
tion. ani Hoard. Dalrymin has caught
up the strain aud can hnd only herr
aud there coV of a single hcrl worth
the keeping anil feeding. Al thr ret ~
ih. ,ast numbers ~ COW. kept must
"go" n dairying l. a. D. made profitable.
All of this sounds we'll, and IN the
abstract may h. go0d doctrine. Hut
what 4. a. b. done With all these poor
COWS, and where are the good one. com-
ing from 90 take their plscesf Cows ~
mafkably above the average ~ those
around va arr not plenty, aud never have
been bred To- order, however much one
might dcslrr o. do .o. Brrsi a. we'll a.
We may. and Il will b. a long. long time
before th. ideal COW will b. numerous
enough to iill al places.
Good feed and proper care !. called
Cor more than the swapping ~ CONS.
should Intelligent care prevail, II would
.oon b. found that large part Of the
COW. nov doing Inferior work would be-
Transformed Into profitable animals.
Feed, not breed. I. the fir.t thing Ia look
after. There l. Ear morv In feed than la
blood. aud the dairyman Who has not
found that cut would not d. beneticd
by any chase be- mfy make after better
aud more profitable cows. The profit l.
Ia az. f..Iiuy Mheu al cattle oN uer-
learn this and govern themselves accord-
lngly, the number of COWS .o Inferior as
to hr discarded will not b. large, and the
good ones "a take their places Will b.
far more numerous.
Still. improvement by selection and
breeding Nill always be- callci for.
Breed a. we'll a. We may, and then there
will always be room for selection. seek
for the best. aud feel ani care for them
we'll. Thi. course will soon put any
herd of cows into profitable condition.
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

what see with my own livin eyes.
and hear with my own livin' ears. can
believe" was a fayorite saying with an
old lady who had little knowledge of
herself. and little confidence In mankind
In general.
Another woman of similar turn Of
mind went for the tlrst time TO the sea-
shore. She gazed for moment at the
boundless expanse; then she marched d.
rectly to the waters edge, drew q small
folding cup from her pocket, dipped up
q cupful % the briny liquid. and swal.
lowed mouthful.
"Well. 1t is salty. aint III" shs To-
marked. a. she returned TO her CON-
panions. still smacking her ip-. a. II to
make quite certain Of fact 20 almost In
credible. 81 never really believed Il b.
fore. "-Yeuth's Companion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

LINZ FoR IIENs.-i.ime Il a. neces-
sary for the formation of the egg as 10
food. The regular amount of lime l.
readily obtained by fowls Ia Wild state,
a. bat little l. wanted when one or two
.lilngs year u the limit Of their cf-
forts. Hut when We, by d0mcsticaiion,
increase the number of eggs from a
score Ia one or two hundred, " VIII
readily be seen that the fowls cannot oh
tain the needed quantity Of line from
their ordinary food; consequently We
must supply the deficiency, for soft
shelled eggs, ar eggs without any shells.
will be the result ~ neglect In this re-
spect, which may lead to the habit OF
hen. deyouring their eggs. \ supply of
lime l. easily and chesply furnished by
burning and crushing bones, aud oyster
or clam shells; nor should old mortar
be forgotten. because this u so easily
procured. The supply should be gener-
Gus, and at all times accessible. \ little
lime In their drinking water helps also
Lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
spa..nlAo nAsuRl N wlnrrR

Manure made Ia the winter should,
" hen Il I. possible, be spread az u !.
msde. on the land where Il l. to hc use'i.
n l. fact that cannot be coniroyerte,l,
and has been abundantly proved, both
by rrason aud practice, that manure i
never worth more than u i the day u l.
made. Nothing i added 10 IL. but usn-
allv much l. lost from II by lapse Of
time. Except ON .teeply sloping ground
the manure l. safe from all danger ~
los. AMI l. put where II will ,lo the most
good When II l. spread on the hnd di-
Ipct from the stable. There u no more
of II, and II Il Il rained upon
all that l. dissolved from II gOes Into
the .oil. just where Il i wanted. Hence
Il I. convenience aud an economy Ia
haul ogi the manure AMI spread u as
soon a. wagon-load !. gttherei.-
American Agriculiurlst for December.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

oxYoRp :. --Fr,i.ats Ceart. Nes. tsr"'' ~ ~
lan -. 49,. .r.vlnr that
y -, =. Administrator ~ ~ e-tAsr ~
-. N Fstes NAY ~ acceferi. N
nspFsrp. Tlat ns.tice thsFeof. ~ 49,. ~ ,.,',
,-s..ss iutsrs-tei therein. ~ Heeus,,- AN *.
~ M - }. nr.srsusr prfntest ~ fau.s
osIes. o,s.,t -, =, Tn thiri fne~tsy 81 ~
i..s tsst my nay sppsar a. : Ir'.s' .nS
th.n - - hell a fAris a. p es ..,'', AZ. sane
- .son..f a WflsO>, yudss % rSes-
~. -, .sssss II {. DAVIS. h<gstsr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

oNtukn - -Ata 0uuu - fruiats. hsli ai
faris. unhin ani fsr ths t,suntf - uxfuf,i. ou
~ thiri Tlr-slsF - Nat a. n. ts-a
nu a. Isfifiun - Naftha y Athrrtun. a al.
80 n rstatr = tsourEr 4. Athrftun. late -
NesfF tn saii Nuuutr. drssa-sst
oHuNa1p That ~ ssii Istitinasrs sire nutiCe
O. al Isreuus lutrrystsst. - ssuslnE Copf -
ttls Qrier a. D. puhtst-i thrs wssks sucCss
slfrlY iu ~ uNfnri nsnnrrai priuissi a Paris
iu AL luuutr that thsF NAV apIsar "a q frn
tstr tuurt O. D. hslien a fafis. IN ALI tuuntY
~ ~ uirl Tur-isY ~ isr nsNt "a uine
ttrF have. stF iill sauls sholhi nj - rrautssl
eloRsE 4. Wilson, lutsr.
trus CupY Attest III 4 DAVIS. ksristsF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

,vFoRp =. -Ata Ceurt - froisis hesi ~
"a. wrlfhin snd Or ~ teuntt ~ 'Ai''''
-, - thir,i 7russ.isy - Nov. 4. ~. - -
49, ftt..., Younr iats - hsthcL IN safl
-. fs.,~.ss.i haFlnr pre-sutrt ~ ssee-es
- ..f.,i1istrafion - ~ e-tats ~ All NV
s.,.Fp nat N sati Aiministraiot r'e
~ ,..,.-.r. intsrs-fei. ~ causlns =
ns.t.s i...ll - Al h. pabnsie-i thrte wesk.
......i,.iy in ths oNfofl l,stnesfe,. pil.. :, :
rsri. In ssAi Countf that ~ y. W. M 80
49,. =. a. thiri rue-.isy - iAc- eeNt =,
e..-..l "A = ~ a. f.,rrno.uu. snt shos ean-s' N
- ttsy hays. why the sa"'s -''"'' ~ -
al'~~" GEORGE a. wiLspS, Jeire-
,-..r.,,,-sttsst III 4. DAVIS. hesis'e'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
RAD EIIhER WAY.

Flr., foo,pad-where have you been
latelyf
second footpad-Down In Kentucky.
Most starved.
We didf
"Yes. fust commenced on drunken
men, but I found they hadn't any
money, because they had spent II all :
then began going for sober men. but ]
found they had no money or they would
not "a been sober. Kentucky l. no place
for hard working gents like us."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

The Connecticut Grange Insurance
Company has $4,000 worth Of farm
property insured. and only - per cent
~ this Il motgaged. The croaker
claiming the farms arr being buried In
mortgages, may stick pin In here
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

vick's Magazine for November says;
The much desplsed skunk u great
friend of the farmer In destroying In
sect., and the few eggs he purloln. from
the hcn-yari very poorly compensate
for the number of noxious bugs and
,xorm. he consumes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

..,...pu A. gouft ~ frul,aif tsli a
~ -. .trtfr .r.f fsr tks Iuunty - hkturis
~. trir,i fI.s..isF - Nov. \. u. l--'
u1EACT y BOLSTER. Adi.lnl.'fsi,,s =. - ~
a. --tsfs q u1Fer z tumH,lnEs ele ~ ~.
i-..EI f..-,ufr dsrss.s.t. having prrsrnt.,i ~ =
..t - ..is,ir i.tratl.lu - ~ S-tats ~ seA'
frrsasssi 90 a.lusaafs - .t. ,.ti.s
nsissHFu. fhst ~ AL Adlf 80 -. :,
~ -. irf9r~.ts-i. ~ causinE q c"pf ~
-. - Il. -. t.rli.Hshrsi thrys Ntsks snltt--
f.f, IL t'ls - far,i t,srll-rst. printei ~ -
4. ..tf t.uutF that thrf ulsy api~ef ~
"a fnurt g. - hnilsn ~ l'tdl-, ~ - =, 49,
~ -. A., 49,. fsrru.-su at shas cau-s, N an
- -. - d. sans shouh "a - .li.s~i
'-'f s.GOR,sE 4. WiL-oN. JgiEe.
Atraseapf attest II 4. pANiS' "'e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
AMONG THE FARMERS.
-srrrp rnsrLow. "

Corrvspon.lenos 30 prsctlcsi agricultural topics
A. solieitesi. Aisirrss AL communications In
tsn.ls.i Cor this dsIartmeu, o. Aosl.tLfth.i
luTToR. ONfori nsuocrat, Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
cToEsE 4 WILSON, jair,.
-sfir.t -. 4. DAVIS, Register.

nxVnrn q. .Na Caun 20 Probate bell a.
-. 100 al fsr ths 0tsuntY - nNfuri. "a
- ttir,i Tu.a.iar q Nuf 4. u. l--A
s.r,I..~ IA WaIkrr. Adralnlstrat.tf 80 N s-tst.
- IIanuiEal issrsi. At of lT.esfA. 7. -,
.ir-fnI I.traiian - ths sststs of AL Af''e- ''
l..Hs aHr0 80 -. -. A..
slEnsHEn. Thai All Atulin. nst -. -. -.
- -. irt..rssts-i hg Causing cupf ~ III
-. 4, H.. uahushlsi thrus Nssks s1rrr-sittll
h. 49, ttafar1 IArInorrst. pfiniel ~ Is"- st sn
-, ~ aptsar 40 e 0uuft ~ frolei. - - 'fl
"a csrt. in sal1 tauuif. 90 On. uiif'l le.-st
-. 49, IN snF thsy have, Nhl the AM
shrutl "a D. allusCl. ..-,,.,S, -.
tr,.s cspy-attsst II. 4. DAVIS - s's''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
NEW HOME

Sewing Machines delivered at the
station on q. T. X without extra
charge. Those desiring the best
Machines for the least money should
call ON or address,
II W. BEAN. South Paris, Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

Iit sa.-.rft-r hsrstf SiFs- pahn- uetics
II .ts .ssu faif srTaiuts-i ~ ~ hel.,s
g II fruhafs o. a. 0uuntf uf NAtetN
r.fat.
ttl~FY a ELLiuTT. isis ~ Ran.ftri
..uf. .isrrs-ssl. tT xiFinE boil a. -
ufs u urrsfarr rtlluests At fff-en-
'r q. o. rsfsis - ssli 1esra=s.i O. naAf
.r .tfr rarnanf snf th.s.~ So have anf
a.fa.s r.rra,an O. FxhltI - saulF o.
'Ff f Iea WkIpO rHTTHNeiLl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

II l. we'll TO recoliect that old orchards
cannot be conveniently plowed, but need
manuring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

INI tFryhv rfTts lahar noiiof
II. .sFu Ia.r aFpatnfF'i hr - h.uti
rr.Htfr 80 ~ tauufg ~ uNftr..
t.f frasf 70 A1alluistfatfih 80
H...rr.' RI o. Fstafr uf
Nf.N rtTNNFU 'sfs n stsrfnf'i.
Iffsa-ssl bF EiFluE lssuf a. tns
s-r trrrVfrru rFslufsts al fffs.'ar
'.r rafafr - al IsfraesIl O. lnaAf
IHsrrf an.i tnl-f 49, have aAf
U.rrrar e. rNtIfI So sarns O.
~ fhEnllNH "a kNieit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

INf ...arfHrr rrrvnr sftes TuhlL nsflrs
.as .rfr .'u'r arIs.iutfsi nt ~ hen.'fa
frriatr 90 a. teartF ~ ntigiN
HH.1..
EtNfhNfN 4 rrEf.t. sts - su1unsf.
....fr .iesrassli. nf riFing hs.ni a. -
80 r.Is IT, tnrrefrrN rrslrsts AZ isf-t'Ns
r.. II e. rsttts n 49, lrr.a-fd a. $40
..~ lfr nnrn.rrf anf th.u.s SO tafr anF
.t...s tafrF1.r a. fNniH1 a. ssu.e -
~ Is-. GuARiHs n I'll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
l. UakkN


NORWAY. NAfNH
49, Nta -t oerusr t'snfor,h.
ruEtr
. tr..s. PATE. 90 o.. -arrsui-i D. -
.as .-.. ..tf ,-I ratlsr u,sis.
saa...r. slar.aissi ia ever par,.caisr 90
aas
r.a 90. 49,. 90 r,s..,as,ls rriass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

iut sltsrrfIsr hsrsbv sfrs- pabhl netlcs
t = a. l@en tulr srfslntrsi ~ ~ hgnsle
Il EF rf Frnbsfs frT ~ CuantT % eNfefb
tsiltf n
elsNN ~. WILLY. lais - frfehurf
u stli lalrtF isrsass.i hT dtiux haud ~ n
'Fts D. tnerrfrre r,slur-ts AZ fst-.,.
i..I tH fHr rsflfe 20 sslf lrrga@Fsi o. naeAt
lr.f.l.1ff usrrnanf. al tkn-s 49, hsfs any
.tl..s f1Fnrssn O. eNhihIt a. 49, o.
~ Is-s .AnIEL -. willy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

You have heard pin drop, but have
you ever heard a cough drops
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

'Afukn - At C.aft - frulais hssi -
49, slt1in au.i frr - CuuniF oi UNIV ee
ta.rl rasaiar - Nux a. - -.
WhlNf ANnHfWr uaulsi I've utftN n. IN -, =
lta lrstrluasnf purI-srtins O. - ~ =. ~ y,
u stit taunfr. tsesa-s,i. kasinE rfe-snfs'i
~ strs o. fr, IIais
Nsptafu. r.st a. sali Hxcsutrtx give n.'t..e
81 IFrs1us Iutrrrstr-i. ~ CausinE q fpff - - -
9 D. FuhIshsi thrve sesks s..ste--iss. -
i o. nxfarrl Isrrr-.rr.f printlsi "a ftris, taet
naV arrsar "a a frutaie 0cnt - -
- q faris IN ssii Caunty, on tns taill -
- - ies nsxt a ~ IL clsrk il ~ t..e
-. an st.ls 49, n anY thff hAte, ~ ~.
=. alu~ci a. - "a WI AMI rssian,eni ~
sati tsrsa-s.i
GEORGE A. WILSON. Jsdss-
Ar.a coVy-Atl<sl II 4. DAVIS h8sls.<I'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

Dentist.

uttIs utUsN ~prTu PARIS.
r...r- T.strs t..lI kHaff ristes. t.etl tine.l
r....- I..t.s Ir...Ii rlatas 49, ~aIf tsafl
ra1r. GEO IurE Nrtarisl Nruaus aui
rr... GasrrIIafr titfurr anf a. sir-ln
.a.l.r. L. I-. r.sfrI. FIfrafHr ussi 49, aesir
=. fn.I.as.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

4 large aud elegant
Iine of Watches. Jewell
~. sii,rrware. Ar.. viii
arrive at J. Pierce's ou
Friday, Dee. q. Dont
fail to see these goods,
at No. q Odd Fellows
HIosL. south Parts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

I|NIt q UhAuit1 AZ - liram.
rfI irrraarai hF rIFiuE tsruA a. "
II f1srrfart rnlussts al ffis'.t.
f.r rsflff II safl lrgrtanl O. $40
.a.n.frf arf 49, - o. nkFH anN
H.. trrtan e. fNnIEft tnf sal.e O.
81 I--s IuuN HKAnLN1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

nNTuun - -Ata Cam q rrai.sts hsii "a
f'kris uutIn aui 90 49, laalntT - nNfarii ou
a. thlrlI IlllsiaF q ~ a a. is-l
1nuN uAHkfn HNeTutnf un ths 90
tafr q NIt.rrf lEarHaan. latr af hftaFl in
$40 taurIr irrUaassI nnrtna InreTrtfsl hIs a.
r,.ant af sIaIuisfrsiisn - "a ostsis - sa1 .ie
rrssssi o. aUrsnnss
uEurafu. Tfnf a. ssii NxeCufuf give
nlftHs a. aI rrrssns irtfnustFsl. hf fauslns
rI.rr af tlIs ar,isr e. o. ruhnstFsl thfss stsks
sl.rrssIfrIr I'M tnr tiNfrrl isullFraf rffntr.l "a
rarfs. trnt tHrf usf arrear ~ a frtlaatr iulft
o. o. krHI af Haris in sail tuurfF. un e. tnirl
IlfaIaF nf H. nrnt af rIur u'fasA lu
a. f.rsn.s.r ar.l 49, raa-r m any las haze
80 a. aarli ahssuEi - - aIlssul
aluEII 4 Wilson. lu.igs
Atras r,srF attest IA q DAVIS nsEi-tFr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

nXFuun. e.. -Na Caurt af I'rettts hsli "a
r'arfs. uIffIn an.l fur thr tuantf uf hNinfN.
an o. tfIrYi rlrs.iaf - ~. ~ is-i
trfsTf M ~frFrus. uti.rs 70 tranIisf stevens.
isff nf lart.rI. .ilsrasssi hkFlns prv-sutrsi hff
fsf'tI.n 80 an siarsanfr uuf uf the ferr,insl q.
tstr II ssIi .ifsrassrl
uEuFuru rtsi saii Hft'finnFr gifen uatlrs nf
a. sanar e. an rTrarns Iutrrsstrsl thfrrin. hf
rnhIafIrs furr 70 this ufflrf thrrs sfsNs 49,
asssifrIF IT, e. NfNfar.i tArfn.-raf. usNFrafrf
rrfrir.f "a farts. fn safi tuantf thtttiEf uaf AZ
l.sr nf 4 Ir.l'.afr lrf e. o. ilrn M fafis. slth
IT, anI o. saff ialrfr. Uu a. tniri tlirs.laf Hf
Iss nfaf ~ Ir thF farrus-afI afi'l sil -
rauar ff anF tiar have alsinsf tHr saruf.
DHuEsl 4 Wit~tN. iuiEr.
A frr.a l..sr.-affsst IA q. DAVIS. Ersfstrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

nXFnHn ss -Ats tuaFt of frvi.ate hsli a
Iarfs sItrll arl 90 e. tuauiF ui ihhtnfAf
nr frr tFIrtI Tlfsfar Uf ~ a ~ lr-l
IANI~ WIGHT. Aiuiinistfatuf 90 ~
sstats nf rnI'f tarl lats q trankin flartstinn
fn aaIf tanrfF l.aTra-ssi. having rrNsTntffi
- aTr.anf n siuinlstrsiru q a. sstais % AL
Irlaaas-i frr allUsaurr
urrsHrn. Ttsf o. saii Almirisiraiar Tits
rafIaa O. aI Isrrus lrirfrstfsi. nf faasins hfNlf
rf a. a.irr o. D. puhustssi INV sesAs sllI
a.ssftrIF IH a. uhfHri t.rralsfat Tfiutri az
raffs thai ttFr alar aufrar af e frelstie tgaft
I. l.. hrlI 81 Iarfs. ln AL Iaantf. eu ~ ulirl
II.rsfar nf tsr nTNt a. uInf afasA ln -
f.-,..--r r..i 80 csass. N ans ttry lave. Ny
a. san.f sn.flhl a ls aIssCl
aTuHsH 4 Wilson. luiTy
tfr..a r..t.r..s sftraf II 4 DAVIS. haEistrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
enoRG;., 4 wl,-,oS. NIL. ,...,..., ls.,ss

.uNYnUu - a. tuart 20 fr,sl.ate hrli ~
rarts attain 49, 90 49, taautf uf uNfsfl. ea
49,. az ed Tr...Isr 20 ~ q ~ leet
t.s.. g. -I.tutfng elar'iian uf Hffsrf
49, rrfnsr rfftI at trir nf Ata . hesuf
- nf ~11auer ir safi tualntt hatlnf ~ -'ht.
hraanFU
uauFaFii. Thsi All eaarilan gifs nui.fs "
sr l.r...us irtrrfsts.i by CausinE c''rf ni tais
ar,irr e. fs ruNlshfri thfrs srfAs
l.. 49,. ss,f.rf f,r.,.-.rat pfiutsi st fsris. thst
a. - snrsar NJ Nuurt - i'f1lttr o. - 20 y
u paris. In - n ouutF. un o. ttlfi iarsiAf ~
fss nrKt ~ nlus uEa.sk lu ~ tlffn.-fAf -
49, rau.s. M anF tnfT have shl Aif 49,
.FnH,.E 4 WtL~pN, Juiss.
A 49, rtfr-alIrst-ii q DAVIS hfsistff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

nAiukn - AZ a taan 20 fr,isste hshi at
faris. aitiin anf 90 49, Nuunty af uNf1rl.
90 80 ttlri fur=laT of ~ 4. II i--a
sfTif "A. lAlNtb frustre uu ~ estate
af NllIan Nlfef lata q nNfrrli. la said
ef alsIuisirl,tlsu uf a. s-tsts - 49, dcsoassd
o. a'aHaarrr
uEnTErp. ulst the 49, Trustee sits
a.fr A. en- Iars..ns iuirfystlsi. tf CaasinT 0rTY
nf thIs af.Iar A. 4. ruhnshssl thfes essks suf.
osssirf'r mi a. uNfor'i isrulasrat pftuts-i ai
larIa. tl.af usr as arIear ~ q frtlsstF tuaft
a. o. hrEf nj rarfs l1 saii Nuanfr. go the thiril
fafa.iaF uf -. nFkt af nins a'Tssk iu ths
f.rFr.s.n ani st.Hs Cauar m anF t1rf haze, shT
O. slrrr st.lafi u.f o. aIafaui
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-29

jute trust would be as impractical as a
cotton trust, corn trust or wheat trust.
The amount of jute fibre consumed in
the United States is enormous; more
than 500 1000 jute sacks are annually
consumed in handling cotton seed meal
and cake. All heavy gunnies are OF
foreign make. The annual increase in
the consumption of jute fibre in the
United States is greater than in any
other nation. The United States is a
larger consumer Of jute fiber for hand
ling the cotton crop and its products
than all the rest of the world. The
United States is larger consumer of
jute fiber for handling the grain crop
and its products than all the world
besides. The United States is larger
consumer of fiber other than cotton
for harvesting its grain crops than all
other countries ofthe globe. The United
States is the largest consumer ofjute
fiber in miscellaneous fabrics, employ
ing it in greater variety Of uses than
all other nations put together.
The greatest consumption of jute
fibre is in moving the product of the
soil; therefore the magnitude of the
crops will dictate the amount of fibre
to be used.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-29
The Longest Words in the English Lam
guage.
1LipDincott'S.1

Brewers "Phrase and Fable" says
that Observation-Disclosures" is
is called the longest English word, and
that it is found in old plays, and given
in Bailey's Dictionary: but it can
easily be acquitted of the charge on
the ground of its manufactured origin.
1t is "brummagen," not gold. The
longest real word found in Webster is
Observation-Disclosures" excluding
compound words and plural and par
ticipial formations, which, have not
closely examined. Probably itwould
retain its headship even were the last
admitted, for its plural would "stretch
its slow length along" two letters
farther.
1t is not so difficult a thing to find
long words as it is to decide whether
they really have right to be con-
sidered part of the English language.
We have the authority of the London
Times for Observation-Disclosures
red dye-stuff; and the Star says, "Why
not wind up the famous ministerial de-
claration with that difficult
expression Observation-Disclosures
galondulation'?" (thirty-ive letters).
If this Jumbo of a word has about it a
tinge Of unreality, we may fall back on
Observation-Disclosures
six letters), surgical instrument for
breaking falsely-united fracture; if
one must have word known to litera-
ture, we can quote Shakespeare's
famous cabilitudinitatibus"
(twenty-seven lettters). But, for fear
that some may urge that this word
slnacks of Latin, we add the following,
the chemical terminology for cocaine,
for which Boston medical journal is
authority" "methylbenzomethoxyeth
Observation-Disclosures" This
word contains the equivalent of two
complete alphabets (fifty-two letters),
and we think it may be safely asserted
that it is the longest word in the En-
glish language.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-29
DEATH OF COL. j. S. X. THOMPSON
A Prominent Citizen and Lawyer OF spar
tanburg Stricken by Heart Disease.
Especial to the Register

spARTANBGEe, Augu3 o
S. r. Thompson, pron}hent citizen
of thisicity, died very suddenly OF heart
disease at his home at eleven o'clock
this morning. He had been sitting in
his piazza, preparatory to going to his
Office, when he was seen to fall for
ward on the floor. It happened that
20 member of the family was present
at the time. Physicians were quickly
summoned and restoratives employed,
but life was already extinct.
Col. Thompson was about 4S years
old and native of this county. He
graduated with great credit from the
South Carolina College, and after the
war entered the profession of the law.
He first practiced in York but removed
to Spartanburg in 1874. Here he at
once took a high rank in the profes-
sion, and long enjoyed a very fine prac-
tice. he has been Mayor Of this city,
County Chairman Of the Democratic
party, and frequently delegate to the
State convention: He served two terms
in the House of Representatives, and
took rank as one of the ablest and most
useful members.
His death causes profound sorrow
here. The disease of which he died
showed itself more than year ago, and
his friends have for some time realized
that his condition was precarious.