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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-09-26

PRESBYTERIAN CHuRoH.- Rev. &. P.
ErAcH, Pastor. Services as follows
MARBLE HILL: Preaching; morning aud
evening. Sabbath School 1t 9.3OA.A
VIM. NJ. Morgan. Superintendent.
BkIsroL: Preaching Friday night before
the second Sabbath, and on the second
Sabbath at 3 O'Clock P. N.
WH1rE*ATER CHURCH: Preaching Sat
arday night before the second Sabbath
ana on the second Sabbath at II A. NJ.
CORNWALL: Friday and Saturday
night before the Fourth Sabbath, and at
II A. n. and 3.p. H., on the fourth Sab
bath. -
Christ;on Churc,,-Preaching monthly,
o. the fourth Lords day and the Saturday
night before by Elder r. H. Love.
Sunday school every Sunday at $50 A. M.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-09-26

Trowell Lodge, No. 44o, A. F. & A. M.
Meet, At their hall in -4utesvills, on Friday
sieht on or before each full moon. Tran
scient brethren cordially invited. A. X.
Jaoues, W, M. Geo. X. Statler, Sec'y,
MARBLE HILL Lodge, No. 1913 A., F. and
A. NJ. Regular communications pm sat.
urday on Of before full moon. Transient
brethren invited. AC Sniter w. NJ; J z
Stevens, SW;S c Bifle, ] W; 4 |. Bow.
man, Secretary; T F %ells, Tyler.
Marble Mill Lodge, Nc. 44o, !. Q; o: r.,
Meet regularly .! their hall IN mar Ma,O;e aa.h .a,
on the and and 4th Friday, night IN n, each
mouth August Sander N. u W. b.
Beach Sec.
Sedpewickville Lodge No. 426, A. F.& A.
M. meets Saturday night on or before each
full moon, and two weeks after. Visiting
tse,hlsa. cordially Invited. ID. b. HILL
+. z. SSABAUcH, Secy. W. N.
Marble Hill Grange, No. l49l, meets
the frss and third Saturday Of each
so~kh, a their hall in Marble Hill, ut
J o'ole'.k, p. M.
HENHy N0RDhAN. Mastes.
LINDSAY SPENCER, Sect.
@. A. R. Post No. 100. Meets % the
and Wednesday Of each month at hsli IN
Lxsesville, at 2. M. VIM. +. McCans'
Commander.
The. c. Fletcher Camp No. s. ;, OF v;
meets At hall in Lutesvile and Saturday yn asA
4tA Tuesday in each mouth. John lille
mann, Captain.
luses.sk Lodge a. O. U. ": Nc: la9, 2:
Meets ana snd 4th Thussday nights Of sASn y
month. Iohn vasterling, M. W. En-
tut. svi!ie Lodge, No. 3Ss, I. Q. o: .s. :;
Meets on the 6rsi and third Saturday agi;' s;'
Of each month. John Thompson ~ W
Geo. L. Clark, Sec'y.
WM,rswArsR Lodge No. ~ Mso.s
X Lstiin on Saturday night % Or ~ ~,
lOre each full moon. J. M: F'SSts; ~. :.,c,. W..
NJ. b, =. WMrERs, sec' VsH'ss
brsthsrn cordially invited.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-09-26
Appointments for Lutesyille Methodist

Appointments for Lutesyille Methodist
Church tSSuth.l w
FIRST DIsr.-First Sunday, Gravel Hill,
1890 A.. N. Hickory Grove, $3.50 P. NJ.
Second Sunday, Hahn's Chapel, lo;S,
An. Bethel, 3p. N. Lutesville 7, r.A.
Third Sunday, Union, 1920 A. M.
Glen Allen, $3.50 P. NJ. Point Pleasant
7H.k.
Fourth Sunday, Ebsnezer 1870 A. n
Snider's School House $3.50 P. NJ.
Rev. Fred Eaker;-First SUNDAY,
Union, 1899 A. N. Prospect 8 P, NJ.
Glen Allen, :, P. NJ.
Second Sunday, Killian's, 10. DA. NJ.
Eaker Chapel, 3: ~ p. M.
Third Sunday, Ebenezer, 10: 30A: NJ
Hahn's Chapel. $50 P. NJ. Bethel,7 r.
y.
Fourth Sunday, Cane Greek, 1c:3O A.
n. Point Pleasant, g. p. M. Lutesvliie'
7r, s. G. BiFFLE, p. G.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-09-26

wu,rswArsR Lodge No. III, Msots
X L,tiin on Saturday night o. sr o. o.,
fore each full moon. j. N. FiNNts w.
NJ. b. =. WMrERs, sec' V""''s
brctheru cordially invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
The True Reason-Washday
Made Easy.

There 4. re,.ou in svrfythlbg, bat not
-yrfy fessOn given I. tue. About wash
ins clothes, fur instance, common sense
.nd The chemistry % every day hfc tesch
u. that certain things must 0e done, While
,thsf. must be len uudoue Clothes must
rs msde clsan, -Nss', pure ani sholssom-
sithout either irjaring th~ fabfie or the
nsrd. ~ the l'undrsss lf these OF cts
can De uhtairsd. u does rot matter 80 -
shat methOts az ussd. sod the sosp of
.osp posdsr. ~ matter Whst II 1. called.
hat will sdmiI OF the most VARIED methods
II use 4. the handlest S0.i- things, how
Yer. are important % Observe TIE cit
,nd al sosp must be entirely removed
frou The int.T.,lcss ~ the clothes snd All
microbes must be destroyed Toe onlr
,rd sA.lss, way - 30 this 4. BY heating
he water In which the clothes Afe con-
aimed to the boiling point Tae boiling
sat.r. by const NJ --lf agltaiipo, i forced
through the iutsr.ticss ~ tn faprlc-, snd
tho. cleanse. them from dirt, anf disease
nrc.t ting micfObss, - thsy eau Dc elesnst
ju NO oth-r ~.y-and with0at 10 snT msn-
nsr Irlariug the fabric. A. there i no
foyal TO,d 10 leAfping. neither Il thrre any
ea.ltr, ,ur,r Or safer ~sy OF washing
clotbe. eean std freeing them from al
dl.esss-bfesdiug microbes or baetsfis than
~ u.iug Pyl,'- Pcar,las, and - strieuy
follow tie directions accompanying each
p,cksge. Above al things, avold any
so,p ~ -o.p powder that does %, work
to bet scVshtage 10 hot water -Ameii'
can Analyst, y y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Black Teeth.

Ia the Mirror sni Farmer OF February
IA. your correspondent. over the signs'
tare "S p. says "blsck teeth la plgs
saouli bs broken OF ot pallei out" NOs
| desire to kpos wat beneht cluld y isa.
nly h. gsiosd ~ breskiog of . tooth
(shsrr IL does not irritsie The tongue or
side ~ the mouih) snd leave The stump snd
root In the j,s.Doas. leave IL for any
Que IA answer Who has hsd ths mi.iortnns
to have = tooth broken 90 ~ . eNsl.-s
dentist Almo., inv.rtsbly ~ have foaai
ths uOuhls aggravated tsn.fOi. ThetrOu.
Ole (if suy sxl.ts) I. In th- part of TIE
topth which I. slill la the ~. Therefore
u .. decidedly wroag to hfvsk a tooth.
n IS shoali pull al black tccth foand Ia
plss' mouihs, there soah NJ more mutt.
iatsd mpuths aud more sqlvsliug In the
bog family than has been slnce The tlms
shsu Satan 'nisrri iato them. DJA't pail
The black tee,a; iti. bsrDarOus sui use.
l-s. Marry every PIG ms thsIn. - "S ="
sill nad n be luv-.,igs,ss more thorough
~ desire ~ Of'r nv protest sg,inst
nfrakiog or palliog sOolf teeth 10 horses
mpath. we'll sm1-r the sceae. |
h,ye Witnessed Ia blsck.miths' slop. wh n
nea have tried - panch oat thDs, teeth,
sni sfisr travelling over anvils sni TIE
taiug- tnu Arr always fJuai 10 soca .
slsc'. sui lac~-silu, M gun, ho-rbly,
a.V- "a o-eisd Ia hryakiug ih-tpp 10 these
teeth 90 I als1 rem~mh'r ths 'xprrs.ion
- Satisfaction .hpsu 10 the f,c-s Of these
sel m-snlug bat srongly iufo'm-i N a
No sutrrAt nv htOih.r farm 2. o. leave
n.sck t-.th sui sJ.f t-vsa sasrc nsiars
plsc-. th-m uass. thy lsosrsis the side
~ the fec ~ toagui Ta-n sxiraet them,
dsay. sx-fclslag tas utmost cNre 10 pail.
az. - - 90 gst The rot q y ). In Mir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Why a Small Flock Pays.

Toe smsll z &C pt. D'csas. vsca iniiSii'
al ~ "a r "a Ia kaOsG - Ia osa.r, of
fhe onc ~at hss ths cars ~ The fowls.
ras tanls .crsp.. walch cJasi.t ofs Vsri.
~. Arv -efu ieut a. um~s - prOslis
neal, While surh An Allosancs. N givsn
isfgv n,ck. s0aI provide bat ssm.ll Pof.
tion far esch itisAw.ll knosa f.ct that
.m.l CO. laY mofs esss, In Proportion
10 uanp~f., .hAn larger z icks. sni many
9crsJns shp have dOns ssll With . fys
asas have failed wasn tasy have hsi the
ctrv 90 large uanp-f. A lara 4 'ck ean.
at receive iau ssm- carr thu 4. given .
.m,li ons. ani IN family q cd hss l,rser
srvs ~ grolai - plea over sai sec afes
isrgc qlsutity of ius-ct fool that wbuld
ambant % ut very llltls Zoe large q 'ck
There d. lessoa - ~ learned from ths
care of small G cd. hossvsr. All that l.
ihs iact thai h-n. val 81 s-l, N too macy
are NJ, k.pi toG,ih-r. A large 4 cd nay
~ dlvli-i into families. sni each fsmNy
givsu tae sane cars thai IL bs.tossi usu.
Ally 90 oCc smell h)ck. Yet morr work sill
b- ths result Nni -. variety of fool pro.
Ni-i. nrc,ass ths m 'nn-rs o'tas house
no'i pr1vlis flr the f,mlly dJck, Aod uiil-
IHttas s.sie bod saiis sith large num.
D-rs special ~1fk mg.t be- doue sui certain
fools parcnN.-,i In orisr - supply al The
sshts Toe smdl z sokpay. bee ,uss tosfr
d. certain ampaui ~ food A,d labor
shlch costs upthlng Mirror snd Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

Osctnts l,ni siih sN-r wlsfe 10 can
b- s..ily donc ~ balIilag ch 40 dan 50
frrtiliElng measure fJr grass 4 lis, TIE
ssisr htying alsDrn-i sOns elem nis of
fertility from TIE air.
Ths ssy 90 E-sp fJ1,-e.r son aud vat
n proof. melt AT NIX tnrroashly Que
pJaai tallos. ols aNt pIlli oEsFh,
lar qlttt-r pJaai rv,lu, tsJ Ouaecs u-sts-
fJ1i oil. twJ olaccs glyeefine. Apply
warm.
A good say % leAru q calf ID drink IL 10
paaca lhs plta oat ofa corr cOo, pat ths
COZ 10 tae cAr. lnbuia. All pas tue n)ss
la Ine milk Ia tue pail
whsu the spfiug rAius come do not allow
.uy of ths water % nbs into TIE veil
Grade up sr0und the yell 50 ss ~ iurn tue
saffac- water 81
whenever you w1iIswash slske sioue
lime ~ita boiling water, and then thin
down - the desired consistency Sita
-slmmsd milk, and IL will DC much mDrs
duraole.
When plowlns the lAni this spring cross
the furrOss over those that wrrc turned
10 ths fall. whica will aid you 10 pllysrit
log The soil. Is sfOre plsntiag rua The pal
vsrlHsr over the groani, sni then harrow
ualll tae soll Is a. nas as possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
AnAM Am INH

rrsst DIAL - fufangling I've noticed % late,
Aneat osf urst psr~nl's iaasatsbl- tsis.
- nsts 40 mi uind -oaid pat IN my oar
Aut siid = is- llnss have uut se.n bsforv.
N nas iirE tcsn IN "a "a ~ mas. bsis.s.
10 ~ a. m blsaUs oR - peur Nutbsr Ave.
flo1n Naf I've --sa. - Ptrnass ia o. fifai
No-. - .iil sappa.. arst. s,f arxaasnt'. sake
fhst hvs trofa IN tfv. th- nr.t spp = dti taks {.
thai shs sis 40 thS sppis sad thfs- dO-a ths
whleh A.. N i-.oar,.i. sad ..ssi for no mor..
hs. oi c..e..s. mast have bssn an unmAhnsriy
TO Aiio- b-r ~ snmb thsrs hsr,slf Dor hsr
frun.
'Nssin TO- ran oi apples Ani ask Doc NO norc.
Goi sass. II ooar... ho- -sAk hs'i male
wasu - is..s tss, one rib And created young
rusdsms.
~ be ,s'apl,-i yoaas rvs. -ao -. lovely .nd
Anik.s- 10. 90 n.s. hs h.i Ai.-n .ars.
Nad, - - 'nsrv -urytv tst-snpt h~r ~ ssiL
a. --sit o. ths srfprat = sss-s.-i ~ tns devil.
o. 49, uf tais si.''i ~ "a al glite f-si
~ a. ks-i out ~ gfs.iafs uicsi 80 a. sni ~iss
ui sasthias b. ns.i .--s a. "a d-si.-.
fcr " esaF.-. be- ~vii Sas- thsi aoth ns 't-as
coaia dr.s Z "a 10 ssror M. .,roas nlaaei
~vtnsu.
of ooar.-. she's yoaaS Ne cane 10 Eisa 10
80 -ssis o. mo. tn sHi.at % bsr .-.y.
~ -iilisg p t~1s thiags la.i - thvy -sfe
A. ni,s,i u, 6-r spar, tine b iookias aroand.
~ 80 -v.s nin,is.i bat thst 80 -uaid stsppiy
~ NiiR snttntag t1-re. ~. ts-xi-i tns spsir,
" Wuich save uvf M suaSi~ixr oi 8 ~ ani 81
'.rbos sh.it ii..- al ~ L,ri. -raoa .h.lt
utsf 49, tn- ti-Tt.
Al ba- o,.ahi tni. P,'as. uslis trasiiis nr.s
Nns- sa,ss -. r,shl OF 's, oos iron IN
80 -. "a iiss AZ aai oaaii aot is.ns bacs
To- -, ranish'nvat h'lio-t-s h.ri oa ,ia''
Uask
raoash - sh----i -sll ma, sPP.s AL '.ai
%, h-r / .asii I. 80. aad .ouns sooa srsa.s
H. Aiam t--sa brave -hsa ths tori 10 ihsn
rls -os,l rs, s.'s u.,s I've bar all OF the
nat -csid save shoaiisr~i ~ -so's. u bs
AL .Si-ii.-, ~. -iis a. sol aa.sand
snuuld.
tf Ess hai n5t ta.ts-i N forbli.isa fruu.
our iv-r -'us "a Adsra' -osaii 49,. nu .prins
oar q, La t.ir catisr, -oala never s-t -ofs.
oar tsliurs su a ftn.nF. oar nsitsfs 80 cisfs
~ az -oasi ~ ge,si. ana 10 PeoF. ni a.ei
Wouii hays 90 D. iiis. Of al -lirh -a.syii
Ns uothIng ~uald kuo- AL oaf p,ssf unaii
woaii hsss sss-cst ,nor.si. 10 roll 81 toasu..'
ws -oai 90 D. sniishisnei sbo's 1lrd of
Nfufa
O. dsar ntus ~, ~ neg giscts-i thai fruit
wog'i yuans Alan sivs up hi. nss alt Nai
lnFssl Esnr.
Aui eis $3.50. sni uss so = = Alan rernslaf
Or u,t. ID hlia thaas 10 nrst -onAa, -no
nfarIrI
ris 80 -. -b,ea n ifr,ot-si % -sd de brossa
nraftfs1
iisi Ai.n s.ssa ,sAi apple. doay saiis b.
Ia b. ga d haze P.i,s-i 20 th.s COG. GA III.
sls -u,lai bave Proyei h,r-slf smarter thaa
Asi h.ssa.a. -bois apple. os ,-.uo-ei The
iiad t.-sn ne drsi ~ - miFhtY naiioa,
ill., nrrn tae nrsi uf tns isris ~ tfysll1n,
d s s1.,rt surs I Aiaan. thins -uaid a.
D. ftfs ga go 80 ca ussu raiusi % nss ldh
aIuaa L. uUE4ELL ia hslnr F.rnvf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
The Best Use OF Clover.

~ m,ttsf shag d, dJav vita it, TIE
sfa@tug % clover csa hsfdly fsAl ID oe
"a. - - ne farm- tao-S ~ao 80
elov,f .e.i losrAlly can hardly fail 10 nad
n pruelao... Efvn shsa tav ncii IL - DC
oi,s.d ns II spfi0g. shat grOsta TIE plant
Ill make Ia .agiu seasOa ~il pay ne
cs..t % ths SEED Aoi Paiung IL Ia We
a.v, more N Oacs sosu clover Ia olos
.om bsfJre ffOst cut 10 from 40 cary
.pfius s--ding. and win foliage en0ash 10
"a. /. Ton Of lay per scr,. aud tnai ot me
- Quality f0r cOws or -hesP Tnls ron
..,d nat cost, say, VI 50 pr acre Is PREY
~ sooi r. ara for orOP that Ony Cos.
~. l.Dor of harvesting 10 TIE rOOts OF
.uea . erop Ars ths eassPesi m,nare tns'
tas farmer cAn srt
R,t Are 4. 10 further expense sxesp,
a.. -. ~ tn- Land. n the clover l. sllOsvd
:, gr,w NE second ssAsOn- 10 tails umo
- rr,o. NAY De cat-the rrst Tor h.J
- an, scout fOr svvi. IL l. dafias THIS
..-e,,nd srosth % clover tnAt mjst To
.n,rs.,I. increase 10 ss.liaois nitrogen oe'
~sr. 40 me ,oll. Bat fOr tas fact thai TIE
,roani Is vsry hard snd dfy h.sf tANlss
a m sd clover crop u soa'd % H-Ocs
oI.n 10 p.os i'm neiiai-J sni s1N
sith . dr-s.ing Of saPSrPoOspnAse ~ sP
~ an. nssdsl nio~rsl ISraliJ, Mr
.-.ta liks hard cropping 10 TAKE on w.
.l,y,r erOps ani t1su sOs "assi, oes ~. :,
- 1. doaolls-s 10 ss good condition u
~, b-tt.r condition. than i sOad DC u
-ln..,i ia spring. spd oearids oas sas
-, .t,rtus The .anmsr. Tnsre Is o sides
go, ,m,,aut uf vsiasble hsy saved anu
lni. \. .Orth more thsn any o'nst nay.
,.,tn f1r Uuuitija snd Tor ne fS'a'N-'
A no.t say Kidd of crop succeeds wes'
m cl.vsr lsy. IL has issSf weed. 's,.
.sy other sOd, ssd 10 own roo,s 90 hH
.o,ou, ana gros upward, a. Jaae gis-
- .ilI persist In doing Not ooly DOS
NJ a. e.v rapidly, BAT - Il pseeusis. .os
an III Il lssds tbe roots of corn anu pe
,.to.. do.nsrd. 80 that thsy are Do ~
1ssly 20 Os 1, Jlrvd oy Drought Nn-rs
slo,s, IA. xro~n tss soil i more POROUS
n, ,s-orb- mOistafs from ne ali, - .ns -
,sr \. cooled BY touehlpg H. Iopo" as'
ar f,r greco m,nafs ths large of % VIZ
s,ov.r i pf,fsrsnle. Bat little Il nos a-sl
80. ..,, sad for mssins nay ihs ms1 =
= 4. ths o. 81 and 10, In c. soy, seoss'
for ssy oshsr parpOss--ChieAso New"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Was Her Mother.

An old i.iy, hot . purity one, heavily
yelled, CAM iato s'r.-t car. In ~ Lpuls
aud set . hug. sell al ei osksi dow.
It ehsucsd % intrade on the toes oi
.aperbly Or ,ssed young ~om,n opposite.
She immsdi ,tsly was indilnsnt s1s
sbussd market baskets roundly, aud then
.ha.ed the people Who carried them.
Then she allowed the opinion 10 escape
hat people who carried baskets hal no
business IN ride on street cars. Ani then
.hs decried sg,inst poor people oeing al
Owed 10 ride 10 every street car Some
-irs should he reserved she sali fDt geo.
Z. folk. Tbs sirl mortined everybody.
rhe v.llsd lady said not word until both
no'ioued the driver, and the CAT stopped.
| Hold on rsse that pail, ssid the elder
siy. Her tormsn,o' Looked . momsnt In
..,onIshmeut "TlEe that pail, Marths.
nj carry IL home. This basket is al j
can manage" rep-.isd The elder. "Why
iidnt you tell me WHO 700 were, mo,herf
a.tsd the erestfslien sirl ~ she picked ~
IN pail and vent out, while the oceupAnts
Of shs ear gigglsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

A. sprns tsini-r,,l lar a. air islIs.s. g irnu
dssk u. teak lang . tel urlo-s
Tho armament 10 each vessel consisted
of but ono gun. of large oalibcr placed
on the forward deck. and protected by n
homb pruof covering Each vessel was
manned by a captain and crcw from the
merchant rcrvicc. from whom no war.
like duties wcrc expected. The lighting
operations were In charge ~ q small
loly ~ men. composed u two or thUe
scientific specialists and some practical
gunncrs and their assistants. 4 few
bomh pruof cnnopics and curved STEEL
deck completed the defenscs ~ the vessel.
BESIDES cquipping this little navy, the
syndicate ~ about the construction II
certain ~ going vessel, of an cHtraor-
binary kind ~ great wcrc the facili-
ties at its command. and ~ thorough
and complete IT, methods. that ten or a
dozen shipyarls and foundrics were 1t
10 work simultaneously 81 build one of
these ships In maryel0usly short
time the syndicate posscs-s,l several of
them rady for action.
Theso vessels lscamo technically
known o. crabs" They were no,
largc. and the only part q them which
PROJECTED above the water. was the mid.
dc of an clliptical deck. slightly con-
ycx. anl heavily mailed With ribs oi
steel. The, vessels wcro httcl with
electric engines - extraordinary power.
and w,rc capable % grcat speed. NJ
their bows. fully protected by tho over
hanging deck. was the machinery 10y
which their peculiar work was % H. ac'
cumplahcd. Tho syndicate intended u
conhnc itself 90 marine operations, and
for the present it was conicniei with
thcse two classcs II vessels.
The armament for each of the large
vessels. as has bccn said bcforc, con
sisted u single gun ~ long range, and
the ammunition was confined entirely q
new style q proioctilc. which had
never set lccn used In warfare. Ih,
material and construction u this pro
icctilo wcrc known only 10 three mem
bcrs u the syndicate, who hal invented
and PERFECTED Il. and Il was on account
u their pos-.-ssion of this secret thai
they had lccn invited 30 join that bo'lv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
&c. a. Mnrknt Oak.

ify1ar % ~ D. - ks.P hvu- fJr the
pafPo.s % .-luas sgs,. "a at keep lo,
- g.rlss. males I, fed Tac ptossnee of
.m,ls IA, u1 iun ienc- sh,tsVsr on TIE
lsying oftar egs.. ani, u asyihlng. be 10
+, nal.snce wa-n not dcslfcd Bar 10
mini. also iaat egs. l,li bI heos not With
n,lcs sill E-vp three um-s ~ lpns a. ~ill
taoss tai cpntAiu The germ. % ch'ek~ns
ta~ b..t isylug brcri. srv the smsll oues,
.gca - L-gh1rns. Ani mote of them eAn
a- kspi together th,n ~ the larger hints
Flr -ggs a.e the l. 'ghDru, or cross OF
tav L-ghofu. sui se.p no m,lc.. II you
is.lfu vggs for h,i.hias make up Aspvcisl
ssri f,t thu parpiss .ui g.i rii u the
nsl-. a. so,u N th~ hNcaius season i'
over Mirror aud fsfmyr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Potatoes

plant on high aai dry soil. using little
OF 90 animal m,nut-, Bat uslns pao,paat-
OF comm-reial maaurr. Plant as eafly Ia
tne ssaeOn ~ possiolei give them good
cultivation; keep ih- wss'i. .ni grass cot.
u.s Paris gfveu - ALL the p1tsto oues
A. soon a. tasrr Is any slgn o. rust, or be
foss IL CONES On . vet sud iofgy spell,
dig The potatoes; have them dry and pot
them in thv cellar; or cot or the tops snug
70 the grOand and dig Ihs pots'oes some
time sftsrs,rd.. ra- rsasoa dig them
- early Is % prevent rOuias uss CON-
m.rcisi fcrilliI q, exclusively to Insure q
smooth potato crop; tie fertilizer should
.. a.sd no-t.ly. rbe sbDss m-thod OF
practice ssear,s crop Of good, smboth
pot.,o-s Ithink li pays u take = little
p,la. Cor MirrOf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

an additional outside armor. formed 81
strips of elastic steel. each reaching from
the gunwalos nearly to the surface 81
the water The~- strips. aboui a foo,
wide, and placed an inch ~ two apart,
were each hacked by several powerful
air buffers. NJ that n tall striking one or
more of them would D. deprived ~
much of IT, momentum. Tho eXTrri.
ments upon the steel spring anil buffers
adopted by the syndicate showed thai
the force ~ the heaviest oannonading
was almost dcA'lcncl by the powerful
elasticity of this armor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

Tus tusuds ui uiacsllJa tarsagasas tae
SAT- have rvssohs f0f coag agSsiulrti1a ossf
~. reception giveu oy ne legislature -
t1c rQa..t 90 m tfustse, of tav S.Ais 90
.-gv. iof AZ In fafta-f P-rfrctias tav fscii'
ilits n taat in-utuuun TOT carrying 90
aroai acd thaFvugh viucstipnsi sTk
rhs agsrrga.s snoaat Asksd Tor, $1,000.
zen, large sam. yyt 10 Is made ~ ~ dii
f.fvat items. n1uv 0i ta-m isrgv, ns.-iri -
fai,h. O % ~ ani ,qap SAfiuas neaalsard
msttsfs. msty VI saich afs of q Pyfmsnva1
casrsctsf. Ani ~hien siu no. Ngaia ea4
ior m5ssy whsa tais saGi have ovsu -
Cumpii.hvd. . smsllyf spprOpuau1u Nui
,arsI thv tnmrdistc sants Of tns cO.isgv
Tue ten toe st.scS iJf IN fsfm ss cat
lasu iu cOmmillrv ifJm 500, ne An'aai
..kri toe ~ tas tra.tc,., PfSps1J Tor -
rvs.0a 80 CImnuay 500 ap}ilri, tas
naltsrs agucaNufAl masi alssys ~, o.
Csivs tay sua al1lng. slvn auy -cAllns !. :"
b. dee. T4vsa.uag dJss W tais leu
"a. .srioa, mistaKv, fof tac sp8s0pfls
,isu sll haflIy lnsks pcgianin- tSsatd
80, Glnx tas farm sitl sa-h stock q.
.hul q %, pa upis %, aui siii aassoiispy
ssc-..itNts the pzfCas.- Of c5mn iupiNc-
.,sck. iu.isai Of tas ovst rvPfv--aiAd'r-'
a. - laii b. 1Jnc A palr of nofscs suca
=. Afu us.i,i. A1i ma.I be- hsi sll eo's
a,ar.y hali .as spptJPflaila ~ 'le
Toe sppflpdadJa i0f q srvva h'a's ts
Al in9sf.sal atv.n .r st-p tDsari rvc -
ottiaa al lie iusutuuJu Of tast neevs.afy
Iaact o. tas farm. hIftca.tafs' AL PEE
49,. tns lnt-atlla . tutrsiucc depart
neat 20 stai sad accJnp,syins llla'sfa-
i've ~ark IN cJnnrcliJu VA ne eJafse IN
agucaltufc.
Tas f1IIsiug arc tas items covered oI
ID. a9pf0pfi ,lloa granted oy ths lcsi'la-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

YouNG GostINGs 1t slll os some i'ns
yst b-fify g-s-r -iil BE- rv,iy - bach oat
thsif yoaag. nai th-Y saIali - turuci uai
% f,f,g- sctriy Ia - sss,nn ~ ?o..l1l-,
10 uri~r - c1np-i ten - s1fk ani re'
iac- thrm.,ivrs Ia 4 n. =. tavy u.aslly
7~co n very ~ u s-,i fci daring TIE via
~. wasa th- gp.lins- ar hstch~i lvi
th-m have "a privilege oi = nli buI 10
at s.lils thrm oa Tue s,,rr snill h-Y
,r- fllv Z ig-i, a. tasy slll easily be
chlIiri lfta- sst-f L. cold NJ .ffJf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

4 yoar cough keeps you Awske and fesi.
/, ~. by blghg, tAks Ayrf's Chsfry Psctorsl
sni o1tsiu immediate relief This remedy
,lliys ita,mnlilOu, heals the pulmonary
orgAos. iadacvs sleep, and restores health.
The sooner you begin the better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

average fsrtiilE-rs do not eootsin s
much nitrogen, says Joseph Harris,
clover hsy." Ani he misni hs'e suosu
tha, when the hsJ IL ln.amsd oy stek'
tbs larger part o' the nitrozsn y rrpf.s.ht'
"a 10 TIE rvs1liing uinare.-Msine FARM
er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

NJ Is 0.eOti, tue iNm philosopher.
advises p-opls shl f..ey thn high bred
mare. eaaa0t farrOs for pc,s sai pJ,'-
ties, or cultivate eoru, ~ try them kindly
"rh-y my prove worth ts1 of thres lax
b..i grliias-. hr-d fOr nothing 10 pirtie-
al.r."-Msiue Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

THr BEu F,rrENiS0 FooD We sre
a.kvI sl.t D. "a D--l iORi fOr isiisning
aers, igcxs or tafk-Vs q IN N ali TIE
cotn th-y eau at k-ep 10 bsfJte th-n,
,ui Nllbs thf-- meal. day OF anE klni oi
nix a fol. mskiug pptstoes = promlncnt
afIi sle 90 th~ diet Mirror
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

sYurroNs-M dstu 81 Intense i,eblug
and -tingiugl most q, uighti worse ny
scratching II allowed to eontinue tnmOrs
fnm, which oiten bleed and ulesrste, be-
coming very sorc. SwAYNE's OINTMENT
.Iip- the itchlng sol bleeding. heals al.
c-rstiou, ard In most cases removes tha
tamors. A. druggists, or by nall, tor ~
cent?. DR.. \ wayne 4 \ %, PhlladelphiA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

warsRiNG YoUSG cHicSs May young
chIcN- dit p-c,a.- ta-y ~ ~ wh-u
iHakiug. s1l-a chi' tlon sni c'usv.
th-in - ifo ~ at lo.r ap2~tiis. Ai~sI-
nave f,autNe, flf chick. tnN psrmii thvm
- ln.rrt th-lr D-,k, oa'y iatD tac water
Pl.ciag s,t-r 1t'ofs tasn Ia -,a;et. into
sairh ta-y treat sai gsl ths uai'r p,rt.
- th-lf oJiis, VEL q, i,agrroa'. MI
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