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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Watering Stock


Ia the Mirror. l.. writes some very sen.
.lhle Suggestions In relation 10 care and
watering stock In winter but does not tell
us hls practice. Ia regard 10 his obserya'
,ions OF milk delivered 20 . certain factory
where the cows were saited once . week,
aud then on Sunday morning. which cans.
ed them 20 give more milk on Monday
than any other day In the week. leads me
10 ash, while his own trials of several
weeks each of sailing them every day.
proved 90 him that cows averaged no
more than when saltsd once q week
whe,hsr salilng once per month would
not also give the same result My ooser'
walton In the Interest of . factory OF over
twenty years L. that sandsy's milk Il al.
ways short In amount. aud Mondays gen.
orally the largest, which I s,,riba,e TO ~
taxation OF mixers. milhing later In the
morning ard earlier a. night. giving more
time for Mondays milk, while some ,re
willing To a,,fibu,e 10 the cows the
knowledee Of q sabbath days rect.
Ny experience In care OF daily II water.
!ug once q day In winter, driving TO Q cold
stream, where sometimes q slipptry dug.
cut gave . fear that over balanced IN.
van, Of water. and In many days With
deep snow number of the NOTE umii
cows In the rear would ba facet by the
stronger opss that bad satisfied their
thirst. or parti Ally so, esusiug them 10
turn s9aar,ly srOand In their track. u1ul
they reached the barn, not 10 return, but
- eniare asul nsr, day. then when let
oat would dart for water. and II success.
ful wOali punlsh themselves with thtlr
fullest capacity OF Ice water ~ hump and
shlver 10 cot Thsu there were spells %
icy travel cagsiug dsm,sss OF broken
bones and loss of calves. oftsn exceeding
TIE Interest OF money expended In bringing
q good STREAM of water i1iO . sheltered pO-
slllon ln the yard. A small STREAM wss
broaghi into The yard In wooden logs. bat
g,usrally failed when most wanted. oas
~heu iron pipes came Into use We made
permanent supply Of spring water for
house, Cooley creamery, and yards also
have pfaetlcei warning water fot mileh
cows FOR several years, and lsi,erly oI d.
vlding the stream, which hfsi runs through
The house. and running portion through
. IlgIag in the stove. thence into . tank
near hy With . lstod and oyeffos. al
high snoagh ~ fua Ia the barn, whlCh
has kept our large trough In the yard from
frv,Ilug over al winter, averaging about
Gily.nsc degrees. We water twice . day.
We feel counisni that cows DO best by
not trinklng - excess OF cold water ln
cold wcsthsr. and they all dflak regularly.
Ioaag stock will get along with irlnting
Oncs better than cows. We fully agree
with l. that cattle wan, some exercise.
siso sanligAi. OF which his rays have bsen
modest fOr th4 last seventy dsys.-cor.
Mirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
A Good Ciub

The Working Gul' club, % +oi shawmut
avenue. three years AGO Numbered eighteen
girls and now thsro are itO connected with
H. There Il no fund, no annual suhscribcr
nor honorary memberS Tho girls pay ti q
year AMI this entities them 10 all the class
wOrk. There has just lssn opened school
10 teach girls To rad In this work the girh
Of the club help and large number Of girls
AMI women. principally u the -sryant class.
gladly avail themselves u tho opportunity.
Tho club girh can all rcad They Join the
cooking, dreSsInAking. millinery or singing
class. and help In all the charity work; for
although most u tho club girls are In the fac
torie- and are poorly paid, they rcaiizs there
10 work 10 bs done for tho poor ehildrcn-
Once In two weeks twenty u the very poor
children oosne 20 the club rooms Tor candy
pulls, popcorn park. and games tho club
girls entertaining them -womAns Journal,
Ilo~fau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
OXFORD HORSE TALK.
be saars.ssa 20 A. 7. MiIrs. sos,h Paris. Ne.

DIR. T.. X. Chsllis Of K,Ear Falls. 10
the owner Of . ,hree.yesr-old stallion.
that, to Judge by biz choice breeding and
fine individual qualities, will prove Of In
es,imsble value In improving the horse
stock Of that section. This stallion Is
registered In wsllsee's u o.ipse, $3.50.
and is blood bay With black points,
lji hands high. weighs 1850 pounds
aud Was fosled May %. 1885. Hi.
sire was ih. grsndly bred stallion Red
wood. now owned by =. o. Stanley Of
Lewiston. and his dam was . daughter
Of Coopoa. 2:3it. sire Of Maud Mailer.
2;2oY. Clarence r.. 2:29i. and Flag.
2;3li. Second dam was by General
Stark. . I. b.. by Vernon, Black Hawk.
sire Of Ethan Allen. 2:9ji. 2:ij with
running mate. Coupon Vas by Msins''
greatest sire. General Kno1. sire Of Lady
Maud, 2:ist. and twelve more Ia $50
better. Tie dam Of Coupon YES Mis-.
Knowell. by Young Abdallsh.
Redwood, ,ire Of osipse, is already
distinguished as the sire Of several ,hs,
have shown themselves able TO rot 10
$50. when 10 condition, and nearly ell
his gs, ATE Of fne size. solid color. good
gated and stylish. The sire Of Red
wood IVES Belmont. sire Of Nu,~Ood.
?;ist. wsdg.~Ood. 2;l9. Viking. ?:l9!.
aud Is others In $50. The dam Of
Redwood W. Blondins. by Mambrino
Chief. making Rsd~oJd full brother TO
the popular Kentucky sire. King Rene.
sire Of fusue, 2;i9t. Belmon, has
more descendants In the $3.50 list than
any other living sire.
Belmon,'. sire wn AlsIanders ALdal.
lab l.ire Of Goldsmith Maid, 2:li.) by
Ry.dyk. Hamble,onian. and his dam
"a. Belle. by Msmbrino Chief. sire Of
Lady Thorne. 2:ls. Belle was also the
dam Of MeCardy'. Hsmble,onilr.
?:?Gt.
We will say. furthermore. thl, Coupon,
sire Of o.ipee'. dam, !. full brother to
Jalss Jerg,n.sn. sire Of Iron Age. 2:lgt.
and Nellie wal,on. 2;26i.
o.ipee is said TO be . col, Of 'upurb
,fo,iing action. aud f.., for the amour,
Of handling he has had. Hs has . hae
disposition. good fee, and limbs, Is very
stylish. aud as bis pedigree shows him
to be descended from ancestor, on. both
sides. possessed Of speed. size and and
quality. IL /, reasonable to sxpee, ,ha,
he will transmit these valuable qualities
TO hi. get. when coupled with good
mares.
Mr. Ho~land Of Boston. ote Of the
proprie,on Of the Mountain View Farm.
"a. Ia ,o~n las, week. and purchased Of
Andrew. & Thsy,r the three.year-old
bay flly. N.,iis Wait. ASST. by Rec.
ord. Black Hawk. sire OF flossle X.
2.27i. Nellie is taller than Kitiie aud
can SHOW q. fas, as kiitie could st the
same age.
The Oxford County Breeders A.oeiA-
ton will have = uo, on Jaly i,h, aud =
,wo-dsy. ro, In August. The races on
the Fourth will be for the 2:Jj. 2;i5
and > miau,e class The 2;iS class viii
be open TO both pseer aud uo,iers.
There will also be . race for PAGERS 10
August. and the col, stakes will also be
open TO PAGERS and ,ro,,er.. There will
also be dash race for gen,lsmsn's driv.
e.. driven by their owners. A full lis,
Of the race. will soon be published in
this paper
A. T. MAXIM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

Resolutions of respect passed by the
Board Of Agriculture si i,s late session
=, August. on the death Of A. q. Pike,
late member Of the Board from okfefd
County;
Mr.. Balsnilne presented the fo,losing
Where's. In the inscfuiAble wisdom oi
the Almighty, our late associate on the
Bosri OF Agriculture. A. q. Pike. has been
removed from the duties OF this life, be 10
Resolved. That In bis death the Maine
Bosrd % Agriculture has los, sn able AMI
stfcieni member. the cause of agriculture
40 active worker. and the State an honor
81 Citlt n. BE u further resolved, th,, q
cory OF these resolutions bs spresd upon
The rvcorts. printed In the proceedings OF
The Board. and . copy sent 10 The family
of The deceased.
Mr. IlaTri. feslingly seconded the mo-
uou. referring % The deceased a. llie
long friend. whose memory will long
lingsr with him.
Mr.. MeKcsn. in some impressive ~.
marks. referred 10 Mr. PIKE |. friend
vaom be greatly respected. whose liig.
msnt always haf great weight, AMI Who
always honofed every position in which
hc wAs plscei. lie would cordially sec
Obi The motion.
Toe resolutions were uusulnou fly pass
ed ~ rising vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
A. T. MAXIM.

Captain Boyton's Trained Seals.
Three Of the mos, intelligent seals
ever captured were received in Hoboken
recently. by Captain Paul Boy,On. on
the steamer Trase, Of the North German
line. There va. . quartet Of the sni.
NAL, originally. but Que Of the best sdu-
Gated Of them died on the voyage on &C.
count OF the severe weather eIpsnsnced.
They were trained to harness, and Cap.
tain BoytOn had expected to doa his
swimming suit and be to~sd .boa, the
river after the fashion Of Neptune. the
god Of the sea, by bis trained four in
hand. bu, he ". disappointed. His
agent 10 Germany captured the seals in
the North Sea snd had trained them to
perform q. none Of their kind had before.
lie started from Germany -i,h thirteen
Of the .ssl'. but four died on the way.
The nine remaining are 10 be shipped
To Captain Boyton's s,Oeksde on Lake
Michigan. lie has enclosed . eonsidsr-
able ,rse, on the shore Of the lake sbou,
fifteen mile. above Chicago. Here be
intend. to 20 into seal culture. l, !.
claimed that seals ATE as intellsen, as
dogs. and those which arrived recently
certainly recognize their master and man.
lfesi an affection for him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Two Cute Cat Tales.
VA. In the IIorn,n house.

IL wAs In the iICfnAn house.
"I once owned Q cat" said asttanger
from the blue grass regions, "thst lived
on corn-uot the distilled kind, bat rega.
lar cracked corn-thst IL 10 say, suppos-
ed for long time that the cat lived on IL.
because 1 saw her eating H. Bat ! watch
ed her Que day aud found that she Just
took the corn in her mouth aud didn't
swallow IT, I followed her around, aud
sure's I stand here that cat went Tito an.
other gard where there we're lots )f pig.
cons and spread the corn 10 front OF an old
water barrel. Aftsr she'd got her bait set
~ right she'd eroaeh behind The barrel
aud pounce upon the nrst pigeon that
came within reach OF her paw. She Was
cat ss vas . cat"
"Ye.," assentsd the stranger, with
sarcastic smile. shut che Was nothing 10
the cats I've seen 10 Texas. I remsmber
my father h,d an old brndle cat that hal
the true sporting blood ln her veins.
She'd scorn To set Q trsp for anythip.y. aud
would sooner starve than nsh for her dit
ner with bait I Was little fellow ~ the
time, and my chief amusement vas break
ing windows with Q . tiny bow asd Ar
rows my grandfather made me. The ca.
aud were great chams, and she used 10
follow me Ike dog whenever went out
With the bow One day the cat disappear
ed, together with the bow aud Arross, and
II wasn't long afierwsrd before We began
TO nnd dead birds piled up in stacks on the
back stoop The mystery wss solv. q ons
morning when toe cat VAS detected CON-
log home with hrscs of Wild geese sluog
over her back. From that time on. my
principal d,iIsb, wss 10 20 out shooting
with the cat. She became oue Of the ibest
shots 10 Tsxss. and kept the family yell
sappliei with game. sac died like true
sportsmsn. With her boots on. IL hap
pened that when she Was out aftsr bigger
game than ususl the gun burst-t mean
the bow burst-weli, anyhow, good even
Ing. gentlemen. have On appointment
with Q bookmstsr who owes me little
b,iancs Of $1,000 90 yesterdays RAGS.
Sorry I can't stay longer"
"who wss thsif" asked the Ksniuckisp,
gsapisg for breath and swsllo wing tum.
bier OF water IN his sxcitsmsnt-
"rhat," said The bartender. making -
other chalk msrk on the long row. shat
was Col Ton Oehiltss&"-xs. 0fasdy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

To 20 oai and purchase the fertilll ir
needed, 10 the form of the commercial ar
,lcle, Is sort OF free and EASY way 10 get
along, provided the operator has The mou'
IN resdy In hand - use for that purpose.
BAT after all. tie farm IL the plsce 10 make
manure. With good stock. properly hand
led. msnure can be msd- on the farm
where IL IL wanted for less cost than II
can be purchased on the market if farm
or. viii note this aud shape their work &C
cordingly, their lands will be the richer
for IL, ana they will have more money lef,
In their pockets. aine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

CmcAGo CoSsriRlroR1-0fsll ell the cap
i,slisiic consplneiss TO rob producers and
extOrt from consumers. The beef "com.
blue" with head quarters Of Chicago, 10
the most iuiq iItous. None other is 30 al.
rscily f,lt by Doth producer aud consumer.
The beef ''eomblie." IL rapidly suhjeeting
the whole couutfy ~ absolute vsssalage.
IL IL mskipg the price Of the farmers beef
with nod Of its imosrisl head. and the
price of the poor mau's steak with falut
wave OF Its lordly hand. and between the
Two prices IL . msssare of proni that
Yields gold faster than did ever fabled
gepli Of the Arabian Slghts.-Pafm. Stock
and Home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

Expsriments with a submarine boat ia
Gymnote,- made at Toulon. have b~cn very
successful Tho boat moves horizontally "a
well as vertically. AMI Is easily kept at any
depth that l. dsslroi II can b. run at q
spoci Of from nino 20 ten knotS Tho light Is
good. AMI respiration oasy. lts crew "a ordi'
narily threc, lot during the erperimenis i've
prrsoIs were on board. Tho Revue scien-
tlnquo says that tho new boat, an invention
of Mr. Krebs. 10 q complete succcs, and WI
beooo of tbs greaiest Importance In marine
warfare. .-Sclsnco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

FOR the relief AMI cure OF The lnn.mma'
,lou and congestion called "eold In the
heal" there 1. more potency in Ely's Cream
Balm than in anything else u Il possible
10 prescribe. This preparation has Tor
years pas, been making . brillian, success
a. remedy for cold 10 the head. eatarrh
and hsy fever. Used Ia ths Initial stages
OF these complaints Cream Balm prevents
any serious development OF the symptoms
while almost numbeflsss eases are on rec.
ord OF radical cures OF chronic eaisrrh and
hsy fever .llsr all other modes Of treat.
msnt have proved OF no avail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

InPoKrAScE or wArER.-As the egg IL
composed largely OF wafer. the necessity
OF providing the hens with . safii iispsy OF
that material should be sppsrent 10 al.
She cannot lay unless she IL supplied With
All ths, she may need for her purpose.
Simply nlllng the uou chs and fountsins
In cold weather. and lesvlng the water TO
fresT,, may save little extra labor. but u
viii be q, the cost OF 3 smsller number OF
eggs. Giving the hens warn water three
times day 10 one OF the best modes OF
providing water. and it not ouly supplies
them bat serves ~ an invigorator Aiso.-
Mirror and Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

EpIHLE BEppiSo The ehsmpion ab'
sen, minded man OF East Uniou, Me-, IL ne
Who bcided his horse with shorts instead
OF sAwdust the other night lie found out
his mistake when bis horse had eaten up
his bedding. and 10 became necessary lor
bis owner 10 arise In the middle OF the
night and walk him up and down the road
for aXafrlke.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

A Pittsbarg natural Gas expert has mEds
tho calculation that each day Oh, o,ooo
cubic fest of natural gas are drawn from the
earth Tor use In that city. This smount
weighs over 100000 pounds, of which 4.
10000 pounds arc carbon He is q the
opinion that. with the withdrawal Of 20 much
material. something viii give way. Already
since the dsvsiopmsnt Of natural gas In
western PennsylvAnia thsrs have bssassv
sshAksAs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

wHlr SUE wASrED.-The lawyer Vas
sitting at his desk, absorbed In The prep
srstlou OF . brief 50 bent ~ss he on MS
work tha, be dii not hear The door ~ u
Vas pa-hed gently open. nor see the cary
bead ths, Was thrus, into his oriee.
little sob attracted hls notice, and tarnius
be saw 9 face that was stresk'd With
recent tears. and told plalnly that tue W
tie ones feelings hsi been hurt
"wsll. my little one. DID you want 10
see me-"
"Are you la~ysrr
Eyes. What 4. IL you wsntl-
"I want" sni there was rssoluie ring IN
her voice. Il wsni . divorce from my pa
pa and mamma"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
RIIIIIMkrfsM

Il undoubtedly caused by lsetic acid In
The blood. This acid attacks the nbrous
tissues, and causes the palms and aches In
the back. shoulders. knees, ankles, hips,
and wrists. Thousands OF people have
found Ia Hooi's sarsspariila . positive
cure for rheumatism. This medicine oy
ia parlfying action, nsuirsliEes the seidi.
" OF the blood, ami also builds up aud
.tr,ngthsus the whole body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

Ia fesdlug stock 10 tie winter, before
seeking for the "0sst method" or adopt.
Iag any nxei rules, Il is well to remember
that habit has much % DO Win needs, snd
for this reason IL IL better 10 eopsalt con.
ditlons AMI convsnlebees than the rules OF
others For Instance, N man 10 engaged
In busiasss which calls him away from
the buildings early IN the moinise, tbs
COW can be led Into the habit OF eatieg and
driuklug before light ss well A. any sine
Regularity l. OF the most importance The
time may be made 10 suit the eonvsnisnee.
-Ws.tern World
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

WARS ~ A N,HEf-A g. Paal lawyer
vas looking over some papers bis Oermsn
client had brought. and every signature
had Q meuace 10 10 s h stood
"a schwlndier."
"Mr. sehvindlef. why don't yoa write
your name some other wsyi write out
your nr.t name. or somethlngi dont
want people ~ think you are s~inilsr.
Vel. my Got. cir, how much better you
dirk Ia, looksi" and he wrote.
"A,lam Sehwindler.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

Children Attending our schools Often
have 10 walk long distances In ths snow
or rain over roads almost impsssable, and
then cit for several hours In damp gar
meuts. Coughs End colds resulting from
exposure can always be cured by using
Adamsou's botanic Balsam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

SYMPTOMS ,lstuf., intense i.ehing
sbd stisging, most AZ nlghii worse oy
scratching. II allowed N eon,lnae tumor
form, which often bleed and uleers,e, De
coming very sore. SwArSE's OfsrhkSf
stops ths itching ani bleeding. heals ul'
ceratiou, and In most cases removes tns
iumors. AZ druggists, or By mall, tor 10
cents. DR.. Swsyne a Son, PhllAislphia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

ayers Cherry PeeiorL has given me
great relief In bronchitis. within
month I have sent some OF this prepsfs'
ton 10 Q friend suffering from bronchitis
aud asthms. I, has done him so much
good that he writes Tor more.--Chsries
". Damtsrviile. plymouth, Engiand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

We are pleased ,osee ,hA, Mr.. Gilbsr,
has again been reelected Secretary Of the
Board % Agriculture by an unanimous
vote. Mr.. Gilbert has served the pso-
pie Of the State with fai,hfulness aud
much ability, and the action Of the Board
viii NEE, with the approval Of al the
farmer, In the State. HI. manner Of
conducting the Institute. makes them
much the mOs, interesting Of any meet.
ing. the farmer. have an opportunity Of
attending We wish 10 call especial at
,sntion n the Farmers Institutes to be
held ., West Peru. Feb. 5,h, aud ct
NOr~ay. Feb. 9Th. The Secretary has
secured able speakers to be presen, dur.
ing the meetings Who will give their sx.
Perisnoes on the various subject. thu,
come up fof discussion. and We hope the
farmers will no, oaly 20 ,hsmselve, bat
take their wives and their boys and girl.
and al up the halls. TAey will be well
paid ior their time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
A nfsrIcE OY TIE PRACR SAYS

A JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE SAfs
Hoo. John Nsslsy, justice ofth psses aud
sx.member OF the House OF Representa-
ti,es from Meredith. n. II was for twelve
years Q terrible sutfsrer with rhsumatlsm.
lie says cannot obtain any meiieine
which doe. me 80 much good 80 yoar Sol.
phar BIt,ers. and think u 10 The beat
medicine made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
A. r. LEWIS. Agent.
Fryeburg. Maine.

rar sss-.rio>r ss-sot E'.e- psels .eue. ina
=, D. ,h "a f,r ths Casntf Of Osf0rt snf ASSUMED
tes trust of Afr.lnlstrstf ~ N Estate %
ARiGaIL 4. EY, lac of -toseasu.
In sskf Conniv. f~cssscf. ~ xivat otat ~ une
Ia I. directs. - therefor- requests al persoE H
a. "A 10 ne estate of sslf dseetset make ~
..rsists "a nsnt. ast thsss whs have say asN
...fs tkrr>ss. " snblost - ssns ~
Jsa. -. lcs. ufLfos hsALisfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

TheAtricai' Hotel Propristor dumins,-
Well. air. did you seizs the wardrobe of the
Fairy Queen Durlesauo company. ~ i
dircctedf
Constable-Yes. air. Got it aill
"Whero ls itF'
"ln my poekst"-PhiladsiphlA Record
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

Old M,n lat the top Of the stair. st ? 80
A. N)-"Sa.ls, what time IL NJ Susie.
(wita . second look s Reginald, Who
loosen. hi. grlp)-"A few minutes past
tsu, papa" 'Old Msn-"Don't forget to
star, the clock again when you 20 10 bed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Lincolnshire Fighters.

At . dinner in New York the other
nigh, story ~ss told to illustrate the
Biion's stardiness. There is town In
Lincoln,hiie where no man ever goes to
bed Saturday night without having a
fsht. AJoinx woman met her brother.
"why been't ys 'ome ," she asked. "I
been't . fough,en yet" be replied.
"Wsll," said his sister. "set thee
fough,en and ge, thee 'ome. Fathers q
foughtsn and 'oms an hour ago."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

A Boston woman who used % spend s's
per year for hid gloves now gets along
with three pairs Rssoni Hsr husband
bought hsra diamond ring which she de-
slf,s the public % see.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

The congrc- Of AInericanists. compo~d of
some of tho most distinguished scientists of
Europe engaged In the study of tho prehis-
toric nations of Amsrica, at . very impor-
tant and succe.fui - N Berlin, votsi 70
msss M Washingto o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

A long distance telephone is nov in
operation between Chicago and Boston.
Thus the wonders Of science are eon,in.
uslly unfolded. Who would have
though: few weeks ago that pork and
beans could Be brought together BY elsc.
iriciiy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

They understand the principle OF finance
thoroughly oat west A Scbrssks hank
has closed out with $4,000 lisbili,ies sod
no Assets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

In her message 70 Parlismsnt the queer
still shows her rsr. and royal diserimlna
ton In dividing the lawmakers into two
e.assss-"lords" aud "gentlensn."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

Much OF the complaint about being swim
died would be avoided n certain people did
not expect something for nothing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
AMONG THE FARMERS.

on practical Agricultural top
tcs ts .oiictsd. Address ali communications.
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Beware of ScroMka

scrofaia IL probably more general than any
other disease. II IL lnsldioas In character,
and manifest. itself In running sores. pustuiAr
sruptions. bolls. swelllngs. enlarged iDints.
Assesses, soreeyes. etc. IIoodssanaparila
cIpels all trace q scroiula from tho blood.
leaving u pure. enriehei. and healthy.
"Iwas severely afiiciei With scrofuia. ani
over a year had two running sores on my Beek.
Took Eve botiles IIood's saSapariiia. AMI am
cured. c. n. LoyEJoY. Lowell. Mass.
G. A. Arnold. Arnold. Ne. had scrufuious
sores for seven years. spring and fall hsois
sarsapartlia cured him.