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Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
Notices.
N-oTlcE.-TAxpAYERs TAKE NO.
NOTICE

stALEp PROPOSALS VIII be received un-
III ina, w., Of the slet inst, for supyN lux the
~ lnIp Insane Akylu,n,' ~ Mt FarBhurst, with
bread. meat, groceries, dry-Roods clothing,
rIors, drugs Rui medicines, aud c, al, for one
on tnrte months, al til. option Of the Hoard of
TruSt rs from August list 1859 In such guam
lilies rs may be required.
sst'inirs at the articles required can he OBJ
payurnts viii he made at the end OF one or
trre months A. the case may be.
Ilc hoard reserves the RICH to reject any or
Proposals must be properly endorsed, as to
N, cls. II articles bid for, and addressed 10
pr !. j. BLACK, CT alrman, at the asylum.
Nv order OF tile board OF Trust, es.
J. J. Black, Chairman.
July 18th, 1850. jyis eud-nt.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

A nearly new carriage, built by FIRST &
Allmon, used but littl,; in frst-class
order. Ono Of the lightest running
wagons in the city and built OF the finest
material. Apply at the factory, corner
OF Seventh and shipley streets, for five
DAYS
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

The great ami certain cure for acute
aud chronic d!arrhna, dyscntery, cholera
morbus and cholera iniantum, 30 cents.
Main depot, Fourth ana King streets,
Wilmington, Del. Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

D. A. Powell, Nos. 1903 and 500 Madison
street, has Goldfish, porgies, butter-tish,
trout, founders, black bass, etc. CLAIMS
by the quart or hundred. Delivered free
OF charge to all parts OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

NTOTICE-THERE WILL BE A HACK
N start from Maryland avenue and
Cedar street every morning, ut 6.3O to
S,cnnl and Market and Fourth street
wharf, along jackson to second, to Mar
hrt, 10 Fourth, TO wharf; also parties
tatru tOu distance. IL. Z. Du IN An,
telephone, call 5l3. )"-I
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Taylor & FullertOu's rheumatic
remedy never fails to cure; give it trial.
Fifty cents per bottle. Taylor & Fuller
ton, 3O2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

1t costs jordan but $1.25 to make
dozen Cabinet photos. That is why he
can sell them for t2.5O, at No. 6l5Is
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

The celebrated 3 b. B. B. cigar, manu-
featured by II. +. Bourbon " Bro, No.
2l9 West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels and cigar stores. Try one
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

For sale at Appleby 8 hay Market, south
side OF Market street BRIDE. Telephone
call, 517.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Tie rosy freshness, and velvety soft
moss Of the skin is invariably obtained by
those Who use PUzzonis Complexion
Powder.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

COLDiERS, ATTENTION.
~ / win be at the Western Hotel, 9TH and
Ornnr. streets, Wilmington. Del, on SAT-
uKbAlS, from u too O'Clock. Advice free.
q, wears experience JOHN E. WILSON,
lyI-N th1-Ii-ttw Au'y-at-Law, Elktun, Md
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

THE LARGE CONCERT ROOM OF
the WilininVton College OF Music, in the
new crosby VIZ building, can be rented GER
lain NIGHTS in til week Tor lectures. etc. HeAt,
pAs, plauo and beals for 80. For particulars
address n, u. COWARD, Princlpal.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Nv0TICE-TuE PERPETUAL saw
IN inpsnnd I.onu Association is now Issuing
d new scri,s Of stock, the first payment on
whicil Is due ut the July meeting. shares can
lie Obtained At any time upon application "
lny SECRETARY. LEA PusEY, President.
". II. gibbons, Secretary. ll-u
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Dinrrlga and dyseutcry are prevented
during tecthiug BY nooper's ALodyue.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

u ILLIAM MCKENZIE, MERCHANT
W Tailor, 4. W. corner Third and Shipley
tirtvts, " hulugiou, del.
hJ'hent's clothing cleaned dyed. secured,
R'ntr and repaired. suits from s'i to $25
! 1ni' tEufdrr iula s. y u Z, u sp, claity.
eAils faction guaranteed. ai7-eUd-tIf
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

A IIE&IlO&-ALL PERSONS DE
n sit'ns dru.b pnrc aud chsrii1lls or wish
~ trH PRESCRIPTIONS or private receipt,
GuHus iy & u,pounded with pure materials,
,ttWrtsO 10 tie drug store Of II. X. BRING
hes. No. AZ Market street, Wilmington.
!tr d-2stf
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

All kinds of cakes at Weyl's, No.
East Second street,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
DIR. HARTER'S
wild Cherry EitteTs.
FRANCIS KELLY & CO.,
NO. 1o3 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware,

Have been appointed SOLE AGENTS
Tor the State oI Delaware ior the above
named BlTfEES.
Orders will be filled and empty bot
tles received at our store here at same
price and terms us at st. Louis House.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION.

Nv II
- PENSIONS, BouNTIE', sc.
lhr undersigned Will meet any one so re-
yuesIing at the Clayton House. Wilmington,
Drlnware, on SATURDAY of each week, IRON IL
a. ~ D. m. to consult clai uants aud examine
all clAims against the nited States Govern
truncnt. Advice FREE.
Twputy.fye years experience in practice
before al the departments In Washingtpr;.
Refers to the numerous comrades In VIII
mic RtOn, for whom have acted as attorney.
join n. WILSON, ATTORNEY -at-Law,
uf.Itditw Elkton, Md.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

4 'ALltDINlA.
~ special Parties. Sem monthly. Tour
- Sleeping Cars. Cheap Rates. Southern
ftc.hC Co. Address Il. liAMLEY, GEM
lastrrt Agent, Si3 lroadway. New York; x.
J. SMITH, Agent, ~ South Bird ST., Philadel-
p..l, OF any Baltimore 4 Ohio Ticket Agent.
lljsat-ltaW
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

I NgB..pE,
" Manufacturer OF
~ rum FRA dG-, No. Nlg .hiplCy ST.
fhutlues aud Pictures neatly framed In the
lac tY'es - holdings. HANGING, regild-
iHs ana r,p-lTiNR prumpuy ATTENDED 10. A
i-ttc 81 Your patronage respectfully solicited.
jii-tu, tn, ST.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

TOR sALE-HOUsE sos SOUTH
4 Jackson street, siy rooms, hot and cold
deep. front and eack alleys; siI building lots
corner Harrison and Maple; three building
lots on Ducsn street above Ninth avenue; also
two houses ON Maple stree. Apply to ELIJAH
GREEN, COS y. jackson street. jyi9-esf
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

nR DEHARDT's PENNYRoY A L
ptI.IH ti, Fold bv Druggists; also by
;'an ?cS N. Nth IT., Phila. L dies beware or
Mutations. - s... w. w.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Nv ANTED.-SUMMER BOARDERS;
w good board, please mt turrouudings.
Terms moderate. Address Miis. v. s. JACK
Ia. jll-l2teud
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

M ANTED - A FEW BOAkDFRS
w can he ace1mu odated In private FAINT
ly with use of bath, ut o. West 3rd street.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

WANTED-BOARDERs AT NO. AZ
w East ttith street. pleasant room an
COCA accommodations. Jy3-2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

WARTED-TO BUY OR RENT, A
w good tent. Apply TO the Whining ton
Camping Club, No. lUlI Walnut street.
jyiy3tt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
p,,l.... I.,,.r 10 uI. soma.

Here Is letter from Dickens, al.
dressed 90 his younger sons on their
leaving home. one for Cambridge. the
other for Australia. In which the fathers
heart and the deeper aide 81 his nature
reveal themselves
"You will remember" he says 10 both.
that YOU have never at home been
wearied about religious obseryanccs OF
mere formalitie.. You will. therefore.
understand the better that now most
solemnly impress upon you the truth
and beauty Of the Christian religion AZ
IL comes from Christ himself. and
the impossibility Of your going far wrong
II you humbly. but heartily. respect it.
Similarly impress upon you the
habit Of saying Christian prayer night
and morning. These things have stood
by me through my life, and remember
that tried 10 render the New Testa-
ment intelligibls 10 you and lovable to
you when you were q mere baby. And
% God blessyou.
Ever Your Affectionats Father"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

A Boston lawyer. returned from trip
In Maine. tells Of a curious phenomenon
existing at the lvsrmore falls, In that
state. AZ the foot Of one Of the dams
the descending water seems Ia be driven
back with " much force that half way
up the column Of water there l. an ever
moving line of water ike a crease In
piece of cloth. This has an effect upon
the surrounding atmosphere that Is al
most incredibly great. The phenomenon
Is not observable at all times, but when
the wave IL visible on the falling
water. objects suspended la the air at
some distance from the falls are OBJ
served To yibrate perceptibly In a regular
movement The vibration. while per.
ceptible at the time when the wave"
can h. seen. seems 10 stop almost In
stantly after the wave" disapPears, and
IL seems almost certain that the latter
causes the former.-Boston Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
smslipos.

Or. Lswentaner. % ConstAntinople.
writing in Tho Bulletin General de The
npeutique. No. %. 1859. speaks very en-
couragingly % the success attending an
antissptic method of treating this disease.
which be tried In several cases. The al.
vaniagcs u this method Of treatment are
summed up by The Medical Record a.
follows, I. All the children treated In
this way recovered. although the ordi-
nary mortality u the disease IL 20 PER
cent. ?. The duration of the disease wAs
decidedly shortened. the period elapslng
from the commencement of the eruption
u the falling OF % the crusts being
twelve or thirteen days g. The disease
ran its entire course almost without
fever. 4. The danger 10 those around
the patient l. greatly lessened. In Dr.
Lswenianers case. there were other chill.
drcn exposed. but. Notwithstanding that
they were not vaccinated. they did not
contract the disease. 5. The simplicity
OF the method. A. compared with the
treatment by baths and cold applications.
has much 10 recommend IL. Q. Ksthet-
ically. also. the antiseptio method Of
treatment offers great advantages, since
Il prevents absolutely all pitting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

But the bet and most frequent speci-
mems Of an eccentric nation hail from
the land of John Bull. Among them is
mentioned Mr Cecil $. CThe Figaro wari-
ly supprcsses the surname). who for
many years made Paris ring with sto-
ries Of his Wild doings. Finally goui
attacked him. and he was doomed TO
perpetual confinement az home. The
ballet having always been specially pat
ronized by him. Mr.. =. started ballet
within his own four walls, where he
kept an entire stage with all that be
longs 10 IL, including costumes OF every
possible variety. Five OF ak spectators
were invited 10 the choreographic spec
tacle-, the artists In which were paid
with more than prinoely hberality. Al
though Mr. 5. could never sst foot out
side his house. he always retained his
ten horses and four carriages, which
we're regularly driven about In the Boss
and on the bouleyards, somewhat Ike
the empty carriages seen behind hearss.
New York sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
NUMBER 53.

their remarks on the plays and the &C.
tors. or seeing them make themselves At
home In the upper gallery. Look al
them In the summer. with their coats OF.
eating their supper and discussing acros,
the ruom the merits % the acts they have
heard.
Every frenchman Is an observer oi
human nature. and | know very fe~
countrymen of mine who have not once
or twice put on blouse and a casque,ie.
and taken ssat In the upper gallery.
You will often hear thess Paris workmen
make very witty remarks was once
present st the performance ~ AleNandrs
Dumas Anthony. at the Cluny theatre.
In the las, az, Nile. Duvergier fsinis,
AMI has to b. carried away by her lover.
Nile. Duvergier was a stout lady. and
the actor seemed Tor moment to h. ~
Gecting how be- would set about H. III
YOU can't manage H." cried an occupant
u the gallery. make two journeys. you
foolf'
The French are very strict With their
actors n a oomedian's part should con.
sist 81 simply having to open the dooi
ami say. Dinner u served" he would
b. expected 10y the French public "a h
an actor The Theatre fnncais l. ~,
only great playhouse, u 10 great
school ~ manners. Mothers take theii
daughters there % see aud learn how
woman should enter a room. walk acres
u. bow. and sit down How ! should
ike 10 de,ain you over this. a great IA
vorils subject of minst
must stop
Perhaps have succeeded Ia showing
that the people of Pari. are like the poo
pie u Athens they may b. little friv
olous. hut they arc intelligent and ar
fisfir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
T"T u WNTUTII y
CLOVER VS.. SORRgI.


When / came on to nav farm some
twenty veir. ago Wss quite Willing Ia
take sd,irc la msnv M itrrs pertaining
to forming. | Umsmher on one ocCa-
ion 1 went to the store 90 huv griss
.e,.l aul askela mtn how mach clover
..ed 4 shoulI need. IT, stid tNentv
t,ouni. o. the acre. Well. | bought 10
rounds % clover sec,l and four quarts oi
h.rlsgrsss aud soNs-l IL on iust thres'-
elrhts of ga acrc. Nv nelghhOr on the
other slie n the roid lni'l down one AMI
one-fourih acre., sowing ten qu,risof
hsul.grsss aud no clover. The soil Was
a. rood on his ~ on mine while his had
a FAR more liberal coat ~ dressing.
Now, mark the difference Ia the iir-t an'i
SECOND crop. of grass. The iirst wear
that mine VA moWei I had two goo'i
horse loads 81 as uice clover haV a.
ever saw. That same YEAR my ueighhor
cut two small horse loads of sorrcl, aud
n. Offered to ssil the -esond load Tor
$40. With mOrr than thrce times as
much land. bctter dressed than the 3--
of an acre. be- got two loads of sorrcl
where d. should have had at least ton
and half ~ eXccllent hay. The sec-
onI wear I cut more than half ~ much
hsv from the > as WAS cat from The
IL acres. Ever since ! htNe soWn
clover very liberslly when seeding for a
hay crop a. prefer clover to sorrrl.
ANpHTw BRApFoRp.
oxford. Dec. lst. lS>y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
LIBERAL STRAW BEDDING

TI,e farmer Who raises wheat or o1i .
or rye largely. and has not stables fitte,i
with manure CUTTERS ani reservoirs, VIII
40 we'll Ia use straw liberally for bed
ding. N enough l. used. II Will absorb
nearly al tho liquid manure. The liquid
manure will hasten the decomposition
Of the straw mOrc rapidly, converting u
into valuable fertilizer. without the
straw or some similar substance, the de-
composition ~ the liquid manure u "a
rspii as a. D. destructive. aud a part "i
H. value 4 lOst. straw Ia very I'M
perfert conductor ~ heat. hence, when
n l. uss~l literally for bedding. much
les feod T. consumed In the production
~ animal halt, and the animals arr
besthier and thriftier.--American Ar
riculturil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

John Haywood was fool TO Henry VIII,
having been introduced 10 the king by
Sir Thomas More Mary Tudor had .
great regard for Haywood. who INDUCED
In much audacious talk. Bold as were
his sayings. few OF them appear witty.
A landlord asked him "Iiow DO you
like my beeri l. IL not well hoppedr'
80 well.- replied Haywood, that had
II hoped little further IL would have
hoped into water" DIR. Doran, In his
History Of Court Fool" gives several
specimens Of Heywood's rhyned cpl
grams One Of them 10 perhaps worth
transcnbingi
'wAsr, am I-s-<. husbAndy- osoth he. In Ne
wAst.
which oOmssh q tAs thoa art v.as-.bs. str.s
heed
where am blSr.ss. vifsy- In The vslss. tos. -
qooth she;
''for AL s waste In yoa - Tar - can So"
-Cornhill Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

A.-You see that flns house, The man
who owns II made all his money ~ . cab
driver.
B.-How did he manage 10 do II,
Easy enough. He made II rule 10
know the exact minute when the train
left In which his passenger Wa going.
and reaching the station at the very Last
moment, tho passenger could not dispute
with him. no matter What hs charged
-Tsxas elstian
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
written Cor the osforl p,mocrai
1889.


OvsT the Try ant dasty stvrt,
Win siaw, eripplesi ani bles-iins feet.
Amid the Hast. rain snd The slest.
m 0h nan stops and siEhs
nund aui withsrtsi. worn AMI wtafy,
ssaffri in liual,s. ani heart icats dTvsffs
Painting. hatlnE. si,k ant awearY,
nuithcne'i with iie, he dies.
Out II The wofli. AMI eui ~ time,
Covered with scars. ani white with fims,
Oyef ufe's isthmus. Into The hrine,
Into seas eternal.
Stili ticfe fushss ani cfushss along
\ hcs.iies.. sfrssiicss. ssiflins thrungs
tftpphst stunteIi, some short, some long,
Ils~n The nal Internal.
Nuris The irsll-mufis ani tnll.
Shsly mufne maufnfuily toll
Ret a. ths iiesi, Isgsrs o. ths -oui'
Toll tnii. noufufuily toll
Count noi his sins-and damned ~ blest.
pauhie ~ hands asross hls hrvsst.
Hustle hin ln-siawn o. his fcst
Dast' nu.t' Toll The lssii iell
Nv lEovNE
farl,llls. IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
.,,rro M MAINE.

oFFonp. s.-Couit y ln-'''snsl. ~, -,
- 4. t..l..s.,t.t n Is.,. a A.. -. Ia - t'-'s'
sNE.g pIgHN insoltsut iiett.f,
- -. ..r-isrl-I. Thai nottCs - sifen "
Il NJ r.-r-lns interr-tssl in ~ :. 49,, -
''...-,rt "a AllsTt :. Au-tin. As-.ense -,
A.,' --i.-. A., - paIlH .llssi teu WctAs -att--
80 H. ~ uxfoft iacmecrai' : i -,
1910 paris in ssit Cguutf, t,ei e.s 80 :, ~,
.rfrar "a Court a in-s,lsensf ~, ~ IA .,....i.,
~ fif-.t. ,..-ilrt H.-.ln on a. fuaiu slh
- t.....r, u~xt "a nine o'clesk IN ~. -
~ tl.,t thgr,-.1,. ant Oticst n fhry -
caa-s. cEoRsE A. Wilson. JudEc
.r,i...,,..,' t...urt tfNfori tountfs
A.. - -.ttsst III. 1. DAVE, hssiNf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
TOO MUCH.

Kind hdy-''IIerr I. an old dres. coat
Of my husband. that YOU might wear.
'rrimp-"What, before sundownt No,
midin. I appreciate the kindly motive
which has prompted you To Offer me this
small token. but--a dress coat before
suniown. IIas Il indeed come 10 thisf'
and gathering the remnants 81 flannel
shirt around him, he strobe mije-iically
away aud was soon lost a. yiew.-Cloth'
Ter aud Iuruisber
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
<.,,.. ~ ..ss.a a..,ias sf cs.di'e''
A. la.alNsars.

o.. a.. ,r,-i,i,r. ~ IUsENE NEL>oN. 4
IA st~rftri. Iu tta Cuuntf uf nktori ani ~sa''
Nrfur. ins..ifruf i,rhtur 81. 49,
- -. f.r.Hs uatinf.l nat slth tsf AZ
- ID - Iu.lrs a ths tualt 20 lh-''i, -. Z
r. -.Ef faurtr ths ~ffHni MsftnE el -
tr,siIfars af sal lnsnitfnt r. elt-.h H.
E-tf "a a. PROBATE tuuft r'-sth ~
- IL 80 tauntr uu Mssins-iaf lhf =.
49, r.fian a n l.si. "a uine g'ch+s in ", 49,
80 N.ri ulu rrfsru Ynaf-ffe- 49,.
siYtn au.ier ~ han.l 49, - '''
~. I.th fss III tAgr. 4 ~. l-.s
ukHnitk a. DAVIS. Hrxistrr of NJ tuat ~
t.'..l..,-., 49, Al tuuutY 20 nNtufd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
Ns,,ss 80 ss.e.a s,.,,as OF ''

r.. a.. r,.ntar. n CnAnLEs l. pANl.
- tt-ft.l fn the 0oantf - nNtefH 40 -.
~ Nsiuf ln-.lfsut t,silar - .,
-. t.1,i,F usfinfsl Thai sith ~ appfuf
- IA A.. Iuisr of a. tulft - lh-,issn' ~, ~
= ii f..---fg a. ~s.and Mcstiuz 20 th. I. r-l
-. "a A. iusoisrut l. arl,elri.-l ~ "a 49,,
- A, -. - ~ f.i daV - lhn. \. ~. -
"a 80 s'rt.k ln ths fsfenosn loa sih se'''"
,..1lr.rlrrs sTrur,iinxy. - ...,,,
t.issn unsisr ~ h.n', a.. -
49, cf,f9 a DAVIS. Rrxistfr - the 'eei'
-, i's..i,s.-, fsr AT County u oNief'l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
THE FATHER

OF all diseases l. impure blood, when
loaded with foul humor. How impor-
tant then that the blood .hould be pure.
rich AMI strong. without which there
can be no health. To purify the blood
sulphur liliters :. lncomparlhly the best
mc,llclnc that IL l. possible To obtsin.--
TIE EpIrOH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
STOCK DECREASING IN Trg WEST.

Ia view Of the western stock tsom
that IA. h-en goiug on for year., II
would not d. strange fthc husines. had
bccn osculone aud reaction had actu-
ally sct ln. The covering of much ~
the territory hitherto devoted to stock
raising by IT, coming Into possession of
actual settlers l. another elemrnt la
favor of the iiea of q decline la the
amount of the stock business. II u we'll
known thit the pricc ~ beef has die
outraged mhny stockmen, aud that there
l. great deal of conmotion in their
rank caused by the dem ind ~ capital
1T. "a hni out what their chance. are
for recovering their money or getting a
fair per cent On ~. iuNe.tment. The
Iowa state Register, which has paid
.oui- attention to the .uhic,t. !. Inclined
to the opinion that the number ~ cattle
has actually decreased within the last
few yeir.. There arr no authentic sta
tl.tic-, covering the grounl. hut kinsis
takes a census of It. Inhabitants ani
stock every year. and thi- shows an
actual decrease of both during the last
year. There I. an increase Ia horses,
swine aud cattle othrr than mllrh COWS.
hut decline IN milrh COWS of nearly
21.O00. al the same time dairying /. be-
Ing introduced. II I. believed that this
decrease la COWS was Of those useii for
b.ef-rai.lng purposes aud With the view
of reducing the number of beef anim al.
IN the depressed condition of the beef
mtrket. there I. nothing more natural
than that the cows should bc sent for
warl for Slaughter. We believe the
rclgn of the stock baron. l. yerging
toward close.-Mirror and Farmer.
How much money has been, and stil-
l. being fllrhel from peoples packets,
by "new" fruits aud vegetables, iiunl
lreds of thousands of dollar- have been
wasted upon new Strawberries alone.
Now think the Horticultural public
ought 10 set down It. foot, an1 declare
that u will not buy plant or seed for
any specie. or variety that can De- te.iei
Ia one ar two SEASONS, unless II has sue
ccs.fully run the gauntlet ~ the expert
ment stations. Partie. confident that
they have produced new small fruit. aud
vegetables ~ advanced merit ought 10
be- willing 10 await such tests, and the
intelligent public and the press should
look with stern disfayor on any effort to
force these novelties forward In advance
Of such VcrdIct.-hmerlcan Garden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

n usually the freezing AMI ihawlng
more than the intense cold which Injuries
seml-tender plants during the winter
,nd nov l. the time t0 see % their pro
,ertlon. Evergreen boughs aud fo-rst
leave. are the beat miteriais for this use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

Dr. IIoskins declires that one-half
the manure that might be saved and
utilized on New Englani farms, where
Il l. so much nccslcl. T. wasted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

Artist with bow) w)-"IIow viii You
have your sleeves m,lley'' Mics Meal
''what l. the style now-too tight or to
loosef'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

Too many of our farmer. try 10 cover
too much ground. They are like a hen
trying TO hatch my eggs when dozen
are as many a. she can cover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

Muck l. good absorbent, hat II u
sticky anl filthy Ia the stable, while NJ
a rule It, ertillzlng value i greatly over
rated. Dry earth l. preferable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
AMONG THE FARMERS.
asrHHpT TMErlow ,

Cervspen'iencs GA prartiral agricultural topic.
A. s.ilAitgsi Ad,iFpss an ts,ulnanis atiuus In
tFnIirsi for this dsfanfnsnt D. AsHisUtfVHst
tutrus, oxferi nemurrnt, fans. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

Grade up YOUR farm by getting out of
OH customs and by letting nothing 90
20 waste.