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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
spring Manngement OF Bees

Csuu watering oil no. simt of early
hAniling 81 a. to eb.oic us - b.ing colo
ui-s up q th~ highest state OF p-ff-eiiOn,
All - rrsp tn richest reward In hpaey
crop, duTiug Ia saflT honey fIss
Therefore prefer to hsv, them m their
.ann-T .i.ni. In ea,f nlvss rlsre are
mNny ie day. from ihs n-.t % March IN.
an .pring fairy op-n,. sh-u ~ cNn h,a.
de bs-- vita p.rf-ct -,i-iy have fbanf
n nv su,lre sNu.fsction thN there 4. no
uns faring Ia y-ar thu mY A,tsntlon 4,
nlr- d-m.ni 4 thAn daring March sni
Apsil rhe.s TO m1aihs are tas key ~
large honsy crops, ant I mast have mT
b.,~. ia saca shNp' a. this tine that | eau
ai,snt q th.if ssn,s | enissvlr 10 pli
nv bs--s ia tn beet possible oOaiitiln fDr
.1f. wiut-riag daring tn fall m paths. bai
a. nv regular tins OF nNkilg et,m'n,tiOu
iartug IN foil1sing NJ arch. have never
f.iisi - al that stt-uuba vN- n-ei a.
aai oftsn m ,nY coioni-- AZ saved at At
th- ui-k ofums my have b-en very
puticulu ~ give each colouy 10 the fall
tas u-c-.ssry sm llnt % provisions, bai
from .on- cNa.- AN ID, sole - explain.
m,ny c0a.an. slmps, lh-lf eatife store.
by tn f1iDs'ag Mvc1. while Others have
.hanitncs 10 rvserys Hsncs such coo.
al-. mau - provided with provlsloa- OF
taey will st,rye lOag oefJ'- spring sets Ia.
whlie itt. fact that fJpi c,nnoi be
p-1vtisi In winter weather Ia SOM forms.
Il Gao b. in p'ff CT sNfstT IN Others, ani
rot oalT 10 psrfvci safety. oui Il 1. very
b-nsaciL - h-Althy colonies and very
h-alin1 - thls- "a ciei with dys-ni-ry.
Thi. ml.' dreaded disease gener ally shoss
i,--lfia VI uch Aai a - DAYS tOg s,her With
careful manipulating ~iil b'isg such colo.
ui.s ihrouth AT cDloai-- belly - ctsi
taus sh0uli Ne placed upon clean cpms
ani provided with csniy mds from pu'e
gr,nu'sted sugV. Tat, e,niy IL tn on'y
safe wiut-r food ~ csu give bes-. L'q1i
f,bd of any kiai fei q o-ss daring wiat-r
4. very d.m,glng ~ them IL teaf. 10
proi1se dy-sni-ry, while TIT. c,nfy refer.
RI IN wtll tsni 10 heal II After ihs
weather has become broken AMI TIE bee.
eau g,t litile 4 gh' once or twice week,
~ eau safely fed liqli foi. sni We
sh1uli commsncs As soDn ~ prsible by
f.e,iibg little % each colony oacs . day.
Prom thi. tim firth al d-pfni, entirely
up,u our msnsgensut s n the fJr,s Of
bees W.. have on htni rssiy fr th- wp-k
Sh-u the harvest CONES. BT Ia ilciOns
fes,iinr n s,imulSie brood resriag. We c,n
easily have Our force double what u " luli
o,hsrsi.e have been N slip~ei q take
thsir ehsnce-. Large crops o' honey
Who " depend upon the strength of colo.
nj . not uppa the uunbsr 10 the hiye.-A.
n DUTV 10 OHIO frm-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

Ihu been gre,, sur r,r fr,n oV,r'h
for over tea ysar.; htd II v'fy nd, c'a'i
hardly brs,th Sbm- ni-hi- ! c''uli not
.le.p-hsi Ia Walk IN 4 'o'. parchrsi
E'y- Csetm y ~ at an udag 10 freely,
IA 4. " usisg q CO... surely. have afyi-.
ei .ev raj fricni. ~ Bs' a. slt With h,p'
py Ie.ul;. IL cvrfy c,.-. | !. M ooe
ms'l.lu aNov- al O'her. mr. ~ ca's CO.
tsrrb, a1d 4 i-w rth ia weight IN go'i.
Ith.rk Coil hws foa1i r~meiy e,n
u.e with sif-Iy sai that DIS MI tar IL
claim a fb-i, Ii.eu-iaf mr. dsaf1->s -
u. w. sperry H,'t'ord, CJaa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

lSS he was elefi,i for term u two years a.
oolnptrllsr of Wisconsin. AMI was is-elcctsd
In lss3 lie repre@ntsd the sihih congrr--
sio,,Al district In tho Forty--eoond congre.
and the Seventh a strict la the f"tth-thiri
and the F.rty-fouIth cnngresss Pr several
year, b. va. a niemlsr II ,he congressional
Rspublicsn committee. AMI was delegate 10
tie nat.onsl Hepubiican convention In
Ch.ctgo In issD lie WAS appointed by I'esi-
dent Garfield and conhrmed by the s~naie ss
minister 10 Paraguay and Uruguay, whi-h
aprointment h declined. lie wss al-o
tsnd-re,i by President Garfield the posiiinn
Of chief Of the bureau Of engraving aad
printing and tie MISSION IN DENMARK, both
q shlch be- d~cl rel lie was elected COVER
nor IN issi. and was rc-slect~d In lssi and
wss again re-elccie'l Ia lso0 a. a compliment
for his s'aunch maintenance 20 tie law and
order during the perioi q May, iss4 His
term - governor extsn'iei sven year, which
is the longest period Of any executive q the
.fata
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His Native Land.

A rsih-r good ! .ks l. toll concerning
the lste local op'iip m0ysmsut a. Iids-
y ndsIee NJ -.oun BIih sites hid q
challenge committee AZ ths polls to see
thst no frau 'u'en, vlie- were ran 10. A
wIrkingman. with C.ltic frsiur-r. on'ftd
bis vote. A. "opuoni.i" commi't-em,n
challenged HE VOTE. The Cit wss sworn
To tuthfully answer the q iestlon- pat 10
him. "II0r long have you reel Jed In this
Ststii "Ab,ut two yesr-." 'Ho~ long
have you been iu Indsp-tdercsi = Nearly
yesr" "IIive you ever taken ou, ns-
turaliritlop psp'rsf mo, sir" Police.
take this man into custody f,f attempting
u cast fraufulent vote" An iodictmsnt
Was next In order, 90 IL was thought beet
10 sscertsiu the exsct pstionslity OF the
prisoner before IL wss drawn. lie Was
asked, "0f what eouatry Was you . na-
tivsS' lie answered. "Msssschasetts."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

wa,HtNoroS. Narrh 1t was nearly .
0rlocs whsu the crp~d alrut ths great
C.ritd l-sAn o. thickrf, Streams q rv-i-
ls.. hunsniiy tsi poured do~u The trad
-slt. to~ari ths avenu. sni ss.ll~i the
rr-ai tlscs river there Ths great isfracs
a. ths set frat tad t-sn doii~i ~iib sght.
s-srs fran .arlv mornlng. ani thsy hsd lin
g-rrd si-sut tls platform that sir.'chs-i ou'
frcru m. essi frunt q ths huiiins. Bat u
wa. n.sfly Porlfcs stfn ths ttrong com
uisnc~t o. gruv dsuss, ani The struggle fcr
breathing fuoln tsgan AZ the sntrsncs q
ihs houss snt -sn,is. c1rions of police kspi
l.ck ths crovd sni fssufofc~i the dcor.
ts-psrs. Although ,hs donrs ~srs NJ o. l.
opsu.i until % oclocs. ticls, ho.dsp bsgah
Q .suillo ions t-fofs that hour
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

OPERATIONS Ia that vicinity from population
- $50 D. 9nooo. hut hs stbs founder % the
town n rructor. shere he make. hls toms.
sish, miles from Rutland
The sirous political folloving of Goyerpor
froctof IL sho~n hy The fact that hs was able
% .oliiliy the Vermont delegation io The Las,
Chicago conveution, that tsing The only state
delegation which yot~i sollily on every bal
~, for Gen llsrrison A fss days tsfore
The convention the delegation ~as ~ - bui
Governor Proctor va able to unite a. VI.
husins. capacity and fair dealing a. much
a. biz PARTY ssrvioes have given him a
s,r-ngih In ths Republican party which even
Nsrmorts ssnatnrs so Mt rival
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tn. Oh We, tho ne.,.

A young woman In Rushville. Ills. laid her
lump of chewing gum On her pillow the other
night and went 10 sleep When sbe awoke In
the morning the gum was fast and hard In
one of her carr. and she suffered grieyously
for several days before the olstruciion ws'
removed This shows the danger Of depart
Ing from long established custom The In
sids of the bureau drawer or the lack of ths
bcistsad. es all thoughtful young women
know, s . much sAfsr place of deposit fos
wsd of gum.-Chicago Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

r,,.. who campst- fJr th- great p'it, .
ssoO .,eh Of rrd ~ th- Ameriesn Asrl'
ralturl., 10, the b--i ser- OF corn, ~n-',
o.,. and potatoes (snd svery oae , so
-. 4, ..sar. a good yield ~ these e'op'
seoas compete flr these ~ - VII o.
.s.ei,liy lnv-r--,ei 10 ihs M.rea pun,-r -
,,,s,. f,moa. msrsrin-. ~hica sise- IN
eer,.ns practical article. from .rp-r, ,
.,a-sr. on .aca OF .h.se crops In dlnirvn'
- th- eOaatry. Ma-h sxp-rienc-
.ss many fset. sud sazss-,ions AZ
s.o,,h, oa. In ta--@ articles thu mas' %
!, - nr.ctlcsl value t0 sn growers o.
,ss.. crop. snd ths, vii Be ne" 70 "'''
OF them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

sane prunlnsni at the bar AZ ths breaking
cot q the war b. enlisted AZ private IN the
laird Iova cavalry Ths regiment was
actively Engaged from ths beginning 20 the
tloss q ihe ~ar. AMI Distinguished iisslf In
many baitls. Mr Sohls steadily ruso In 10
until he lscame ool0nel Ito vas In The bat-
o. q Tea ludgc, va Irr-snt at ths ssuTrcnsisr
a vlcsslurg. Ani took part In The cAvAirJ
rail- into AlAhama and Georgia 40 the clo-s
os the war hs was promoted 10 a hrisAdisr
rsnsraiahip for msritorious ssrvioss lie vas
musisrysi cut In i-sli
After The rar Cen Noble s-ttlei In 81.
Louis, where. "a the recommendation n At
tornsy General stanbcrry, BE- vas male
ynitei state. distrie, attorney by PTe-dent
Johnson. lie resigned hls position In ls'O
AMI Ia, dncs been sngaged Ina tho privais
practios q law His iirn Il that n Noble &
ou.ek lie Ia, livsi In ~ logls snoc Iso'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

JOHs WANNAhAkth aANihss hahA ~
employs. builiing association. clss-s' ~
instruction and library. In is,s h. hagi n
a SUNDAY school In southwest philadelphia,
out q which has grown Bethany Prsbyts-
rian church. ani he Eas one n ths founders
ot the Christian commission and pr dent q
th. Young Mems Christian as-ocisii,n q
Phlladsiphis In issO-Si Mr wsnnamakir
vas Chairman ~ M bureau ~ rrsrnus a
q the prs. COMMITTEES. which rrnirr~i ~.
cieni service IN ad - The centennial eKpa-.-
ton In Philaislphia ~ lsTd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

Fcs rhs Osfcri Democrat
Report OF Buckfield Butter Fac
tory.
A. the yearly meeting Of the oNfaii
County Dsiryias Association. the follow.
ing report ~ss rad BY c. II. Prince
Ireaa
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n q cuAsEG co.

True 10 n,me" That 4. the motto OF
one of the leading nrm. of bufserymsu In
the pretty town of Geneva The siori OF
how we'll they have adhered 10 II, can De
.ucelnetly told In the follosing fsv words.
Nearly forty years ago, Thomss Chsse en-
tered the business of retail nurssrymsn IN
The State OF Malns. A. years rolled on,
90 also rolle,i the volume Of bis business,
.rd with II the good name that honest ei'
fort wins To day be Il not upon The
scene, but in hi. stead sre some worthy
sons who compose the nfm of X q Chue
a Co. The plans that the father laid out
w,rc mstursd by them. Ia point OF
character and reputation, the sons have
encomp..sed ell that those words Imply.
Their extensive nurseries are located some
t~o miles from the town, and cover sew
srsl hundred aefss of rich ground. Every
tree and plant sent out by The nrm carries
with IL . guarantee of lis homes, quality.
The business of the nrm II eo-srtsnslVe
With N. reputation. IL reaches nom
Maine 20 the Gulf States sni nearly a. far
vest a. the ROchies. From four hundred
20 seven hubdted OF the bes, .sls.men that
can be- procured, are continually N WORK
In the different sections OF The contnent
when you deal with sny one OF these, you
deal with The nrm and the qusliiy OF The
goods represented neei never 6e doubted
American Agriouliuri.t for February.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
JonN W NOBLE,
s.,,.,.n Of ,h. Ini.rlnr.

John wlliock NoLls vas torn In rAness,ss
O, oct -, isii lie wss the eighth q nine
cAidrsn Among his bruth-r. 10 Ilsnry q.
Sobls, . pruminent hvy@ % Columbus, o.
lie rs.s.si hi. Early dsy. IN Columhas aud
Cincinnati. wbsrs h. eujoyei Ecsi ciuca-
tionAl A.ivsntAgr. lie attsni~i Miami gni-
,eriiy and Afterwards YAls college, CrAaiuat-
lns frum that lnstitntion In ibSL tpoa IA.
syaluAtion he sttsii~t lac, Grsf In tie ode
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
For The oxford Democrat.
Early Residents Of Dixheld.
JANIS WHITE

Deacon James white, who came Into
Diyce,d smong IL nrst settlers ron
Leicester, Mass, married In is0', Nancy
Ksnnsy. OF DlIfsld. former resident OF
Sutton, Mass, and locstsd In Blshesoufg
Plantation, now Bradford, In Penooscot
CoSniy, where In the preceding year,
(ls03) he In company with one Robert
Marshal, made the nrt clearing In that
town. Amer some years be returned 10
DiInsld, aud located upon the farm on
what IL now known A. the ''valley road"
where his son, Nelson. aftsr bis death re-
sided for many years previous TO bis re-
moyal 20 wlnthrop.
Deacon White died ~ the age OF ~
ysars. lie helped 20 raise the frame OF
the frst frame dwelling house, the nfsi
harm and the ffsi church structure In DIX
field.
The children OF the above named mar
=.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

% idy a The av. b. t-cams = lescbsr in the
Pennsylvania Institute for he blind N Phiia-
delrhia In iS4 b. rem0v~i 10 Augusta,
Ne vhefs b. has sinc- male hi. mans. In
iSf h. Wa . delegate o. tbe Republican ma
tionai conyention. In isi' h. vss elected TO
the lsgiiiature. rsmainlng . nemlsr foe
four ycars. -rving ths last two a. sTsaksr
In isol hs was sle,is,i % oungr-~s. where hs
sersei sor sights.n ycAr lie was . csndi-
date for the prcsiisntial domination in is9o
ani ls~0 IL sas secretary q state under
President Usrhsi Immediately after The
cpavention q I'D. On the rvsignation q the
.<crs,sryship ~ The treasury, Mr iilsins Wa
apyoints,i scnsiof to hll The unstpirci term,
and In he follostnE winter h. ~as cho-sn by
the legislature for The full ensuing term
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

y.v-r, ,ouus farmer starting oui VIII
a.. s,.,,s-. on 4 small capital could %
~,s. 20 resliE. ths inpori.oes OF ks'psss
,o,s other than choice snius., tae ds, ,osa
..sr..s .oald be much essisr. ooo'
s,oes w.n handled. sl.,y. psys h,ea ,sa
.an.,x xhlls iufsrior spimsis revet psi,
- . eoo,lruoss tx on The os,iei
.,oss on the fArri- oily good ones "
good motto.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

Thirty .itih con
gre. ani uiccess
ivsiy In ~ Thlrty
-ysnth. rtifty'
sighth. nlfiy'
ninth sniFoftieth.
siwas aplsalisi
O. dll an unsiplfe.i
term In the -nais
ani sut-lleuil
elec's,i q, a on
srm Whsu Gar
fsli t~ans Vfsii
isnt be- sas MA
ts-rstsfy ~ n
n asary Ne hal
butash 20 term Z
a.. omcr tut ln
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

Il NOF1s
At the yearly meeting % the OxfaIi
County D.irying Association. the follow.
ins report ~as rad BY c. II. Prince
Treas.
Numbsr oiisshs. Oferean tor The
rssi yesr. iaais
feunds 81 batter. No
S:s.,;:a.s :s.i,:i 4, Ss,,:, ss,;:, min. "saE. s,.
Il-o-iv-i AZ prsuiams Al STAT. ami
coaniy fsirs. e@
r~.l sl.,s
htrnSrftUErs
tssinsftnE Crvsm. ssaN
hutisf msksr, 80 q
neservrd. fNil
rsii p.irous. s.Di %
Too mash should no, b. expected the
frst season. .. Il !. ore % growth. bi,
The growth o. ,hi. factory has been .
healthy one. a. -e ar, making twice the
amour, ihs, ~e ~sre ye.' ago. Nos
whs, -e van, !. for ps,roas TO avail
,hsmsslve. of The privilege. Of the factory
and furnish cream up 10 i,s falle., espse
i'y. -hieh /. .boa, 1000 pound. Per Day
That ~ill decr,sss the Coz, Of making
pr pound, and siv, better price. to the
patron.
The butter stand, hr.,.slas. in the
market. No-. farmers. le; u. keep I,
% and mote too. Thsr, !. .l-sys room
% top. l., u' a.k ourselves VIA, ne
can DO 20 s., there.
Firs, is good fed. The feed !. gsner.
ally one quart o. cotton seed meal. one
Guar, corn meal. ,~o quarts bran; the,
Amo1n, TO b FED t-ioe . day. Snme
substitute corn meal for the cotton seed
Aeoa, ons-h.lf TIA, amour, make. =
fed for yosns cows. Mssdo- hay
makes mighty poor batter. the kiad ,h.,
Is euins 20 -ell bard.
Ssoond Keep everything ns., and
clean thA, Ia, anyihisg 10 DO With the
milk Ch.nse the water ia ,h. tank BE-
forr Il BECOMES foul S#esp the CO.'S
with an old corn broon. S,~ Of the
handle and hang Il up behisd The eoss
80 Il -ill b, handy The less dir, one
s.,s into hi, milk The more money be
-ill y; in,o h. pocket.
NsI, carry oa, The idsa advanced by
.oms q The patron. =, the mseiins. !. e..
e, together aad talk up the qls.,ioa Of
feed snd d.ifyins. Get up good gen
srous rivalry. And rsm-mber h-''. las,
and al The time. ths; honesty i' the
30, Polisy."
The eollecio, should b. sure 20 leave
any cream that would iajire the quality
q the butter.
n. n lRiM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

kn,-u fr hs is-
vsl1gnsng ~ Tho
marble inlusry,
,aikprolably The
greatest uianaiac
tafsf y sniisLsr
In nsfbls In the
Cuiiet stats.
pa tlally con
rolling tn shols
output - the vsr.
mont marble qusr
rie- ilssap1srf
m Rutlant. VI.
shich has grown
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

q hs bruthsr snt
m that q Henry
sts srry, ssb~
quenily disttn.
Euishei q. ait.Tnsy
general OF the
Cnited Statss
under lre-kisni
Johnsn Nr noble
settb-i hr,i In ~
Louis In 1855 Not
mss,ing With the
succ~s In The prAo-
tIcs u the Az that
be sTp~iei. b. TO
muysl the follow
ingycar Ksoklk,
L. nLrra ha -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
ma ehlef ,,ir,ellon OF ,he M,reh num.

The chief attraction Of the March num-
bsr OF The Art Amstsur Il ssuPsro color
81 plate OF J,cqlemiuot roses. There Is
also charming colored design ~ maiden
h,lr fern for tssserviee decoration. The
articles Of practical value are 10 abu.an
profu.lop, even for this always wellnlled
msgsIins. Another of The Interesting
letter. 20 /, youpg lady Who asks II shs
rsn lssrn china painting. !. Accompanied
~ .dmirsbls Instructors fof Pen-drs~ing'
~ Ernest Knsuf (,ob be couilhued) Tor
p.intlug Mild npwers, for painting pansles
in w,isr color-, for sxscuting an altar IRON
tsl, snd for screen decorating The hints
20 bsgiuners In amatsur photogrpphy are
useful, .- are those OF Architect. Tor
home decoration. P,lee IS cents. Mon
u.gue MHk., Publisher, - Union square
New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

nisslonei naor q
the Twenty hfth
Wise nsin volun
teer Infantry in
July. i>'2 ani vas
Afterwards lsprno,.
-l ~ the csl onelcy.
lie served with
Gen Sherman frcm
the siege - W -
burg untllmus,srsi
'out al the clos n
the war He wa.
breyetteiiHi adler
geueralfortravery
at the bottle ~
salL.hafeils In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

Miss Bessie II ID 'dlOe. OF Barllngtou.
W had q disease Of The scalp which eaus'
"a her hair 10 become very bsrsh and dry
snd 20 fall so freely she scarcely dared
comb H. Ayers Hair Vgor gave her q
h-slthy .eaip .ui made the hair otsuu'
fully thick AMI glossy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
WILLIAM WINDOW,
s..,.,.r, ef ,h. Ir,..ar,.

william windom wss born In Belmont
c,uniy, o. nearly sixty ,~o yoars ago,
ant gainsd soms prumineucs itsrp bsfors
moving o. Mlnnss1;a in ia lie ssNed In
a.. -. a. q I.Ir..aniaIlNn luTln. Tie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
SIZE BLUsHED

..fally when I told her what 70 DO for
tho,s h,rrli plmp'ss With which hsr face
sas GOV red. She now says II you wsnta
pink .ni white complexion with nice
clear .m 10Th stia. you must use that best
IL 81 blood pufln ~, salphu' Blttsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12


lais iisss ant h.
nov tss ons q ~.
largest retatl
s'0rt- In the
United Stats. In
isr7 Mr Wanna
msksraht,~iths
system ~ coof~r-
Ation in his siore,
snd during tho
hrst yesrof H. o.
ersti IN 0ysr tio-
oo was Taii 90
efnuloyes IN exo~s.
a salarifs We
basalso orgAnitei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

sYNrrONs-M1lsiu;e; intense l.ebing
,nd .,ingiIg most al nighti worse oy
.cfs'ehing. ifsllowed 20 eortnue tum0fs
form, which often bleed sni uloers,e, be-
coming very sore. SvArNE's OiSTNEsr
stops the itching and bleeding, heals ul-
cerstiop, aud In most eases removes The
tumors. A. druggist-, or nv mall, for 30
cents. Dr. Swsyns 4 son, Phllaislphl..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

Landscape aud marine pilntsrs devote
much time 20 out door siuiy. Bat sketch.
log pscesis,ss exposure 10 the elements ;
.nd there l.s e0pstan, danger OF tsking
cold. No color boz should be without
bottle OF Ad,mson's Boisnie Cough Bal
.am. A superior rsmsiy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

q and at the age
q ~ be euisrSl
Wash ugion Wl.
lege In hs native
cun'y whsrr hs
Sas graduated In
ist7 Ssne time
after graduation
he became .
teacher In thu
Western Military
institute "a Blas
lAck springs,
Kentucky lie
ssn rsturn~i io
Zen unsyivania,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

tat tiu.s s regarded a. laviug Il n1nsiraisi
hs cspa y .s nnancisr s.ncs thsn he
ha. ben ir,r'i-lng i,- In Sss N,rk 'nd
has not ben nurh In Minnesota Ne ifogP-i
oui u Mlnns.lts p,l.ti-s Ningsthsr ~. 10
= closs frisni q Ssn Harrii'n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

A Pr,.ldsn, Of the Uai,sd States and
ai. \ crstsry OF State ngure In The short
story. IL New Ar.bl,n Night" which
Edward Everett Hale contributes 10
H.rper's MsgsI'ne for March.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
ReoFltLo PROCTOR,
s..,.,.r, ~ War

tG1vsraH Proctor oi Vermont ha
ranssi aigs asa p5wsfi IN To sdmini'iraiion
% Prs.lisat ilsfr.son, AMI a. Tar a. political
,hrss ine.. and business ability - b. just
a. A.. .ftlus rna 4 f1r him us - chisiy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

Iti. too Dsd ths, none ~ th0.e csntrAl
American earthquakes have ever happen
ed TO crsck 10 two the isthmus O' PtnAms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON MILLER
Aii.rnc, G,n.r.i.

william Henry iarr.son Miller. the former
law partner q Gen Harrison, was bYrn In
Augusts, onriia county, ~ Y. nearly forty.
eight yeap ago. llis father ~as q Wig ami
al admirsr VI Gen Harrison TIE Flr.i lie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
JOHN wANsAuAKsR,


John wsnnamaker vas born In fhilsisl
phia In ls1S IL was educaisi IN The coui-
mon srhools. AMI early eigsgei IN business
In iS6i hs established a c'o,hing hous.. %
-btrh ha aftaruarf a.lis.i ofhar brsnchss n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

The AndrO.eosgin Valley Agricultural
Society will hold ia mex, fair, exhibition
and ro,. Sept. 2i-26. 1889.
II. T. THRILL. Sec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
BENJAMIN 3. TRACY,
s.er.,.r, ~ ,h. Nav,

Benj,min y Tracy ws. born about hfiy.
nine years ago "a Tloga county, New York
H.. early NE vas rass,i hrsi on farm anil
Afterwards In the study q Law H. fine
physical frame aud mus. tllar prurafti "a an,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

entered Hamilton
"lll'ge st 10 YEAR.
~ age. AMI was
sra laat,i At ~.
dev Ting a part %
il'e lastcollegs year
10 tue siuiy u Law,
whiehprOlsssi,nh he
hai Determined To
iol.ow whn he
!, eft college he
taught sLool and
studied law at the
same time for two
years lie was %
succsss,ul as a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

40 o,s he. ever Jet been able to explsln
Wy ski.s l. such q pleasant thiog. bat
~ su"j ct 1. brlog CONSTANTLY invsst'
gated
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
JERGnlAh Rusk.


Jeremiah Rusk was Torn In Morgan county.
Ohio. June II, is3O. AMI reniov,.i B. Wlsoon-
sin and s.ttlei in Vernon, formerly Bai Ats.
In iss3. he bead -svsral county ofiiccs. vas
a msmlsr of ths assembly in to-. was com-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

In a grs't dsgrs
due 90 that early
farm life ~ 1851
be- vas atimiii~i
q III. lar. AMI
three years Later
was 81 eiei dis
irict attorney q
TtogA county
y Notwithstanding
the fact that
noga cuunty was
Democratic ami
Tracy a Rspub-
llcan his election
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
VOLUME LVI.
AMONG THE FARMERS.

on practical Agricultural top
tcs 4 -oiicite.i Adiress AL communications
intsntsd tof this department to AoRicUL-
rvNALEptrOA OxTOsp DEnockAr. fsKis. Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

n. so..i % VerstahIs tuiuousry nsl.sia
Isst known cufr o. 'pnshs, '.'is '.u-.''I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12

The American abor'giuss bad none OF
your modern tools, bai they were familiar
With the indlsn Gle.