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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
PARIS. MAINE. TUESDAY. JUNE 2. 1891.

pay Ia rslse beef We can't grow beef In
competition with the West" And so,
for two az three year. past, With hty
lower than II has been known for some
years, farmer. hsy. sold IL al losing
price or have u stored In their bsrns
nov, while the pastnrcs arr going Ia
decay. anil they have little Young stock
rowling up. Ia our systems ~ farming
la TIL. State cattle ought always Ia form
a leading branch. The old farmers vii
tell You that, eyen at low, very low,
price. fur beef, Il pays Ia grow steers,
iced up the hay on the farm, and hnlsh
ofi the cattle ln a choice, soft condition
for the market. There u a proht IN the
manure from such a course of farming
that tell. Ia the fertile fields ani album
dsnt crops. Aud when msnure-the
manufacture of manure In the harm eel
lars ~ the farmer.-l. little thought ~
by the farmer ther. can not much 10
ssh IN praise ~ hi method ~ managr-
Llent. N We ever realize a reform In
this business, aud beet growing and
mutton production ever assume their
proper plsc-. In our farm ECONOMY we
.h,il rejoice at whatever lcd to the
chingr-cVcn the highest price know u
for bcrf ior a gcncraiion.-Mirror aud
Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
wAYsloG GLGL.lsos.

The indisn- 20 Alaska arv rvporisi - D.
fond u strawb-rric- .1akei ln -eal OIL
Frrnch Statesmen have Offered rrwari
oi i.OO franc. Cor the h-,-t new athletic
game
The coina.r u new vurl. In the English
hnguayc j. aid t0 amount to i,po words
aycar
Il j. estimated officially that th. grus.
eNp-n.s. u the worId.fair will rrach tli,
SDsD
The salmon d.hsric. ~ Alaska have
yieidci .ino. is>l m0r than the original
ou.t oi the terutpy
Venlc- has it0.Du Inhabitants Of the.
n1 ls.-- than 900 ar, enrolled a. recipients
ffr.isf thai b. a. say. nearly ous fourth
~ tls population arr pauPrr.
The Diamond plate glts. work. ~ 10
knm1. lud.. turned uut plate ~ glt-.
measuring ia by 30 inch,.. ssii ~ d. th.
largest ever male in thi. cuuufry.
\ ll'e tslsphon, Invention ha. gla..
diaphragm resting Dn glts, rpl. ani com
munict.ng with th, ordinary wirr. \
whisl-r,l conversation has l.en carried on
auliull over h Iisiauer ut thrv" miles
ln tbe unltsi state. annually about 2.
sD f.r.Du. sp. tr,rl fDr murder. With an
average ~ alluut iuO legal executions ~
nvr ~ The state. imprisonment for lie ha.
bv,n established fur th- death penalty.
Will giussng. the rsIt o. shlch tie Gu,
ns-s hpptLrrprJ atfrhIis- many virtues.
i. - almost pr.1irs. value. l-.ing worth
NOR than lt. vsIght in gold u l. found
In Corrs. and forms part ~ tie annual
triblte pail boy che kiny ~ that nation a.
The smlsrlr % China
4 novelty boo che stshing machine line
l.as lu.t l---u ips-utsi o. b. connected
With a ChIii's sNiny ani after th~ suilsi
garments. sith tLr prup-r quantity - -oap
shaUug.. have l-sn pIt In tbc tub child
h. pla0s1l lu th- swing. which IL - lu mo-
tlon aul move. automatically and turns
che washing machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
rrt FAMILY COW
rnonorannnrp. .sp onAnr..

There are crriain br-cds for special
purI-o.e-, Ia cattle a. In all other Kinds
of liy. stock. and for those especial pur-
poses Tor which they have been 80 care
fully br,si for many years they arr Tar
superior Ia any other brcsSi or breeds.
For great richne.s ~ milk the Jerscy
aud Guernsey cattle take prcc~icncc by
general accord. Tor bcef purposes the
~horthorns naturally take the lead, while
the A,T.hirr stand. .-cond to no other
breed for qusntliy ~ milk. Time and
again, however, hrr~,iers and farmers
have attempted Ia combine all these de-
.lr,blc and valuable qualities IN Que
brr.,I az on. animal, but they have iu-
Invariably l-.n unsacc-s.ful, for u i az
lInIo.slblc to accomplish az u u Ia hnd
every desirable attribut. or quality w
Que man or Ia combin- weight. strength
anil eNirsme .p~.,i iu on" brcci ~ horse.
~ one animal II that Kind. IL any one
quality |. carried to ". utmost limit u
will always D. at the eNpsuse of ihe 9TH
er qualities, aud thl. may BE- accepted Ne
an incontruNeriihle fact.
Where only Que or two Coss are Kept
for furnishing milk or butter or both fur
family us.. while u may D. a sourr- 81
pride to have a thoroughbred aud rcgis-
trr.l animal, II u by NO means nccrs-
sary in fact. W. hsS. Invariably had
iprttrr rrsult. In thl. line from half or
thrre-quarter blOoi COWS Ns-hctier result
both In ~. quantity of milk and ~ but
ter. This l. not condcinning 10" thor
oughhrcls beat rather oth"rsis", for by
uslng a pure brril ball With a fine native
cav the great Inherent strength II tho
latter inirn.iilrs the gooi qualiti". ~
the lire and the result l., lfa heller, an
animal that u .urv to make an unusual
IL valuable family COW. We had half
blooI Guernsey coN which made, sftcf
.hr hsd dropped her hr.t calf and on
gra.s alone, ~ 81 pounds ~ butter on
her TRIAL week. Of course this VA
.omethlng rare aui has not bcrn excel
lcl IN many Instance. by any cows un-
der any treatment. II gOrs Ia show the
pn..Iblll,l~. anI a. such the record Z.
,alushle. Hal only common or orii-
nary .irv lp--n ussl "" do not think
more than about half that r-c"rl could
hs,e tY.su attlinrd. We hni two 90
ihrrr uih-rs from different dtms, Nhi,h
made nftrcn pound. zach, which !. still
iar ai,oye the average. for family aud
profitable dairy usss Ne have alwaN'
found q gooi grade ia half or thr'-
quarter blood to b. M" very bet and
cheapest a. we'll a. the mo.t profitable
to d. had. They arr seldom Tor ale,
but la q few year. you can pro'iuc" quite
little herd ~ your osn.-'or. New
England Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
Inf nRnMIhn AnE-

The brsin 20 The child 1. proportion-
ately much larger thauan adults, but ~
much softer consistency. ani IT, conNo-
luton sar- not complete until M" seventh
year. III. I. one ~ the reasons Why
early study I. dangerous.
The child. heart bsats much more
RAPIDLY than thit II an adult, aud The
growth ~ the heart Instead ~ being
regular like the grpNth ~ the body ~ q
whole. \. accomplished by fts and start.
The more ppii action of th. heart rcn.
der. th- chilli peculiarly liable to fever
and the liability .. further Increased by
hl. weaker vital rv.l.tanc-.
The irrrgilhrity ~ the hearts growth
may give rice % Disturbances 20 the
organ of seemingly dangerous char
actrr. bat with proper care th.y vii
pass away a. th. hetrt nttalus IT. full
development. such proper car- In
cludes ample nourishmen', sufficient
sleep aud the avoidance 81 special strain.
The scisOn of rapid growth aud de-
yclopmrut, ay hstse"n th" agr. ot ln
aud ~, need. particular attention. Ma
turr I. then 40 work, a. " never vii %.
again, in building up the tissues ani de-
yrloplng the ncrSnu. srn.ibllitie-. lhis
1. ihc period which mikes the largest
demand. fOr an out dO1r life, fOr pure
air. sunlight. active exercise, abundance
II nutritious food, ayigorOus digestive
tract, rrtiy assimilation aud active
elimination of waste.
IL I. the period ~ study anl ambition.
a. we'll a. Of wisdom that thinks it.elf
si.er than Il u. The Increased mental
activity ne~i. Ia b. regulated by cN-
perienced teacher. aud considcrat" moth
er., lc.t the brain De- worked AZ the eN-
I,.n.e OF other Organs and lissues.
Dullcr mind. should not be- forced Ia
keep step with tho.e who are naturally
more active, aud the Influence ~ the
home and the schOol-rOOm should be-
tranquillling and adapted 90 evoke the
klndiier feelings. frctful parent. aud
scOlding teachers mas do lifelong In
Jury during thi. susceptible period.
II ia period when neither study nor
night eNciicments should interfere With
sleep; when dime novel. do their worst
work: when mother. necd tO know what
their children rcid, aud to De- their con
fidential counselor Ia all delicate mat
ter.; when the usc ~ tobacco u special
Ia perilou., almost surely giving rise to
Affection. ~ the heart, and when spirit
uou. liquor. aud all opiates are peculiar
IN pernicious. YOUTH COmpinlon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

To he iiea. Bssr,, - ceaai, Ceamississer.
i,es coan'y sfosferi. Msy ss-.iss, A. u.
w. ss.isf-lsns-i, ALner n.n..a. 20 rsTi.. IN
M All toaniv ~ oxfori r..psstfally reprv-sat.
thst, en ths sixth lei dsy af tA-smlrr. \. ~.
iss. th~ ~eirstmsh ~ ssii Parts. 90 IT, Ietitian
~ y. tushnsn. z 4 tusknasa ant - uthsf..
fuF that pafI-s-s ani amer seven days' notlss =.
rs,laiF.~i BY lac. tskl cot . tssn wsy H. .sii
fsFt.. IN ths stsiRity of tse ,iiisEv ~ West
fAft-, 0tsf anit ssros. ~. lsRi In SAIL tuwn,
"hsgtasins a Toirt ness th~ ssst .tis ~ ~
Hnftef Ias- ~ the f,sst ksllng fr,ila Wet Paris
tllisEs b. Tie haa.s - iIsrrt-oa ". ohi,i thspcs
ruhnluE ssuth sstenty coo fitel dcgfve- EAST
thrva1h knt - Abner nsa.sa nins ~ rsis. b.
stalls, thsn.s sesth etxttt ate l,ael dexFrs-
sast. 90 snt 20 AbnsF tlsn..u. fsaFtsss (lsl
rs-is. ~ q r,-rk "a H. nss,h cot ~ ths Has oc
rupist by =. Ca.hruan The une de~gfti-i
o. - ths uhhiAs % ths high~ay, and The hish
wsY o. - thws lin r-i. ~hte.- That sail
SssstIusn sale rvJ-ot ~ thsir iolngs. sni nls-i
~ ssns Win The slefk ~ all to~a In tssn
q. aiuth - dsv ~ thsvuah~r. \. u tSo. That
s.hi tuSu a ~ shnaal msSting On Nswh. \ II,
l-si. anisF an .ftlls Zoe thai psFI~p-s ~ u. ~ar
MT srcsltsi ssii ~sy - a. afOfcssh lsf oct
That Tuaf fstitigasf tsinx ths esper ~ ~ hni
over shhsh al tssu say has l-sp t.rsls.i, an
sExftstcsi a all k-6stinn. hsfvby apJesls thew
frvsa o. yvuf huuarabis t-ari, tsiissing that IL
saY shaufi ~ =, k-cat~i tIe theryfsf p'sv.
thai mar ius pro-eeiias. hal. ypu vii ,iss
all say. ahi rvNsfss tks afarrsAii ksCation ani
h. ssrsey hles N sPIs,al aAi lsiiiiea Zoe u'ai
VuTo-s
n.Is.i At Parts. thi. ar., i,y stN.y, \. %. lsi.
An>ER HENSON.
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$500 GIVEN AWAY.
SIGNS or rse TINES"
whs, Are They ssa what De osfsrd
Csanty scholars kssw Ab.st Thsmi

4 friend ~ the Democrat offers a each
prize of twent y-hye dollar. for the be-t
essay on The Signs ~ the Times" writ
ten by an oxford County scholar.
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school or academy Ia Oxfori County, !.
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that the author !. a member of their
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
SCIENTIFIC WAITS.

A mul,icolor printing apparatus shown
at the Printing Trades exhibition in Ion.
don printed po-ter with sevsa oolor. at
once
The brovnish disooloration % ceilings
where gas Il used i caused by dust oarriei
against them by the heated air currents
produced BY the gas.
Scientists have demonstrated that II Ia
possible to change every gas into liquid
form. II 1. simply q question of securing
the proper Temperature and pressure.
The total light u the full moon can bs
compared with the total light of the sun.
though IL l. n very difficult problem. and
the result will h. that the sun l. A. bright
A. C>l.oD full moons.
Experience with the sehi-eophons has
proved that IL l. not relisbls for the deteo-
tion of flaws In castings and forgings. the
purpose for which IL was de-lgn~d. and
for which ~ much wss clsimel
Objcct glasses for microscopes are now
made In Germany of glass that contains
pho-pboric aud boraeic acid. II IL stated
that with lenses made of this glAss an OBJ
ject one twenty housandth % an inch In
diameter can ts distinctly sean
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
sTRAws

Young strawberry plants should have
white roots. Throw away all black
ones.
Eat no more than the stomach can di-
ge.t aud the channel Of nutrition can care
for.
Gadl.hc. must have a rich .oll Ia make
them tender aud brittle by rapid growth.
The kitchen IL the best place for start
Ing seeds. II !. moi.ter and usually
warmer.
U.lng improved blood on common
stock I. Ike grating superior fruit on
seedlings.
N farmer. kept strict accounts, they
would know whether farming pays or
not.
On. Of the great secret. of success In
farming l. knowing how and doing your
best.
One town In Michigan has no road or
field fences. II Il considered an Inn
proyement.
Some one says that rel spiders on
house plants are a sign of dry atmo--
phere.
Two hundred pounds appear TO be-
about the limit Of profit In the growth
Of the pig.
Lea eight sheep follow every COW, sf-
ter the COW has another pa.turc-pe,er
together.
The soll must produce something. u
you give Il nothing else To do. IL viii
produce weeds.
One animals meat IL another animals
poison. They have preferences that
ought to be respected.
N You want to secure q perfect root
crop, turn your pigs Into the pasture
and underfced them.
Man and domestic animals can live
some time without food, but onlya few
minutes without air.
Buy nltrates, potash and phosphoric
acid separately. Apply singly or mixed
sscordlng To the needs of your soil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

ths uu.tsr.iSps-i hsstas issa apg-.in,s.i ~
~ usa ia.ire - ffsi.sts fs.r ths toanty -
pNtuf,i, ga tls thirt tusssiaf - Apfu, \. n.
t-tls 900 aissisasfs - rerrifs sol sksaains -
rlaluas ~ ffssutsrs agNinst tus sststs - >sthsn
~ thurnss AL "a naFtfsri n sstf countf. 10
osa=ssl ryprv-snt7t tussitsut, bgrvhY stte
nttlrs utst "a utsnt. frusn ~ dlsts "a all ap
lsHintrsent ars aassi o. saNl cfs-litur. ln Witt 4
o. pfv=snt knIi pruts Instr slsltas sni that thsf
sill ~ in -rs.issa 81 thr ftsiasstnz plAfss a..
tiunes fuf en- pnu-s.s ~ rvssixinE he sause VIA
~ - starr - naFA nrslfur'l ia tAhtnn a. ssti
taustF afuxf,srt "a fuatth fts-isys - ians
ani >sItfullsr nsNt a sus s'skrk IL ansruuos.
i'aissl tais ainth dAy - MAJ. 4. u. tpl.
MlNnAlI. ...- -
nVRA nRApfbgp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
POWDER AND GALL.

Russia j. erecting a new powder factory
In kasan o. D. devoted exclusively ID
smOkele,s powder
Two new armorsi battle ships have b-en
add-,l o. France Mediterranean -quadron.
They arr the liochs aud the Marccsu, both
begun about ten years ago.
France. artillery pa--s--e- 2,s~J guns,
Germany'.. lGO. guns, Ru~,is's, 2l'u1 gum,
Au.tras, - guns, Turkey, las gum,
Italy, l.lss guns, aud England, o"o guns.
Colonel Dan Appleton. commander Of
the crack seventh regiment, y. q. ;. y.
Y, l. In apparanoe the beau Ideal of .
military man, and ha. a splendid ts's- voice
There /. ome,hing the matter with the
small Lore rife Of Italy The minis,sr is
aid 10 have stopped their manufasture
and t0 have ordered the distribution u
thu-s made to the Alpine regiments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
hEM VERSION

\ boston newspaper speaks Of "that
old Joke 20 the m1p publisher, who, when
askrh for = map 81 thr south American
~tatcs. rrplir,i ihst be- didn't keep peri
oiicai Publications" Ti,is Il . new YER
.l0n of the inrriOte. Whirh usually has
to 10 with French constitutions rather
than with map. - south Americ,. The
anevdo:e was thus related by william II.
seward In hls spccch at Auburn, y. Y,
October 81. i.GS: eve sin all frcollevt
that brilliant constitution. succe.slNrly
came out like irc-beaeons IN the murkv
gloom ~ he French Revolution. All
those constitutions were based upon
some sound political Ideas and al ought
a. have been compatible with any patri-
otic ambition. Vet they sucCcede,l each
other 40 rapidly that when politician
entered q store ofa bookseller In Paris
and a.ke,l for the constitution ~ France,
De- w.. answered, We do not deal here
Va periodical publications
How this aneclote happened to be- In
.sftr,i in sew nri's spoevh Z. toll a. fol-
low. In the Atlantic Monthly for March,
ls,g, hy samuel T. l,srrow., Who was
>eNari's private SECRETARY In l~Gs "An
lui Went VIII SLOW INV llAHNii Nl- WAl'-
fitl Nas In hi hands even after tho Intel
l.ciual statue ~ hls sp"cch hid been
c,t and thoroughly polished. Mr. sew
arl, accompanied by Mr. Dimnn Il con-
ideuthl clerk in the Department ~
state and myself, started from wash
ingion Tor Auburn, with the speech IN
our posss..iOn. We arrived at jersey
cts IN The morui0g. and took breakfast
together lt 'rtylor's. IN the course ot
ihe conversation which turned .omeNh hat
on the suhicrt ~ political revolution.
Nr. Dimin told story ~ man Who,
during he frrnch Revolution. went Into
a bnok store In r,h. ani ask~i fpr q
copy 20 tiic French constitution.
"'Wr 10 not deal in periodical publ
cations. va. ihs reply.
"Mr. ~eWari laughed aud .iii, That i
90 good mu.t ace it:' and when c"rtain
portions ~ thr addrr.. Nvrs ru,tst again
after our arrival in Auburn the story
Was happily introduced. II viii be
found on page jli, volume ', % Sew
ard. Work."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
NUMBER 22.
COOKING TERMS.

vsioute-w Whit. sauce.
Bi-qne shellhsh soup
Qu0nelles- Forcsmest balls.
Raux-T -Thlckening for sauces.
soufiie-A very little pudding.
Crouton-A sip.st - fried bread.
Ciyst-wild fowl or game hash.
Bnise-A manner u slsving meat
seryictte. q la-sscrvci on a napkin.
Maigrr-Dishe. made without meat
Entrs- side dish for the hrst oeur-e.
Aujus-in che natural juice OF gravy.
Blanqust-A PREPARATION of white meal.
salmi.-Gsne hssh~'i when half roasted.
Nougat 4 mixture of almond. and "a
gar.
Vol su ,snt-IAsh, pun tarts illsd With
msat
Au blns-Fi.h dry..sd - a. 10 have .
blue tint.
Boulli-Isesf .,swed slowly and .sry~i
with .auor
Piece d. Rs.i.tanor-rhe principal joint
Of the di6nsr
Pot-au.fsu-Ths oommon bouillon u
the fr,nch I--Nsants
Bcchamsl--A sauce made from meats.
onions aud sweet hsri-
Jariinisre-A mole - stewing v.grta-
S.ss In their own sauce.
Mehngue-P,-try made of sugar AMI
white q egg leatcn to = snow
Sautc-ro mix ~ unite all tle parts Il .
ragout by shaking while frying
Cousomms strong gravy usei for en
richlng other gra,irs aud soups.
Balm Made-A saucepan for boiling
water into which a small pan dt.
A.plc-A meat I-lly for covering game
pir-, --ryei with bpne'l turkey. etc
Caramsl-SagaT lsliis,l until the moist.
mr. !. eyaporats,l. AMI then u-od for orna
mental dishss
C'mpote-tSomsthing applied % fruit
stevci la strip. and sometimes IN pigeon.
and small game. New YORK Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
Stair ~ MAINE

tut NJ 80 NNfunu.
ll.sri ~ '~aniy ,osamissisnsFs, MAJ >e..ioa.
tsii
tTNo> ths fer~s,sisE pstitien. sstisfsstory stt
tlsnss hastns ls~n rssrltst that tn Istitiansr
l. rv.g-a.ihhs. IN L. O9psnft,. that ~ tuurtT
tsinuiis.i-n.rs uasst a ths MApl iieu-s n Wet
fafts. 90 Tus-isy ~ thlftieth las ~ Jane. nsNt
~ tee - ~ sk.k 4 ", ant th~nss pr,-cssi o.
sigs m rsuts rasntiene,i iH All I.stliiun. im
utssfistslf sftsr shirh Ntr~ = hesfing - ~ par
tiss aui tirir stnesse. stu ~ hal a 1870 cun
tsnisut pises IN ths ytinitt. ani sach othsf
uisasavs tAksn o. m prvmi-ss a. ~ 1unrnis
siansr. shan iuiEv Vfutff. Ani u 10 further
ukntHHu. that n.tirs 20 ths tirn~. Ilsrs AIT puf
I-s-s - ~ ttnrnlsstHusrs' ussstng afuFvssil -
sitsn o. 81 I-r-sss anli esft-nratieas tntsrsstsi
T. rsusins atts-tsi rpis. - ssii I-titisa az -
40. ers,sf ti.srs.ss o. - ssrsvi ut-sa ~ tAsIA
"a ths Tusr u Paris. ant Aiss I-s-tssl ~ in
thfvs pahnr riaos. IN sahi ts-n. act pahn.h~i
thrvs sss.s saoes-sltslV IN ~ '-tfsri DIVINE
srat . usw.patrf pFtnt~i ~ Parts In all
C.uuty - uNfurl. ~ ar.t ~ all paeliosti''ss,
aa ssTh - ~ uthrf nstioss O. 10 u.sis, -sfts-i
sni y-.stssi. a asst thirty days lsfurv All tine
~ s,sstins g. ths sai thai Al Isf-uns sha cofI.e
faiisn. uaaV tilsa ahi tirfv apTsaf and shss
sau-s N any thsy have. ~hy ~ pfaYsf ~ AL
gstitisnsf shuuhi "a - stsntsi
Arttsr AintRr AUSTIN, tArfss
Atrus ospy - All i'ssisi..a ah'i oris' VI ,sur'
thsFvsa.
Art1.r AIuIur = AUSTIN, CttHN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
rpr elusnIso HABIT.

WHY shouh the maid snsigwei viii rraoe,
Ia yoathfai h~autY' = pFtie.
Nhsn'sr blush cuuss o. hef tacs
fsel strangely Iuortiheif
Mhsts falFsf than . mAhisn's hlush,
ufinuarrnrr ths is-sn,
A. radiaut a. tho fusy nush
tIan The fars - jane
sweet maid. D. nat ashams-i a. blush,
Twill 80 tsls ssssn ~ rune
Sstng faturv day You'il u-s brush
Ani pink g. pat u on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
A SONG OF SUMNER.

TIE suunsftl time has eouae a AT.
Nhsn an the earth u fair.
AMI ilass an,t sasps ant pins hing bags
Ar niins thruash tn air.
I 10 i-.nsaih tts xfvat xr.sn tryes,
And raiss uiT hsnii a. shssk
Ths caterpillar. sun AMI ssrft.
That's sTssnnE down nI ne,k.
A. eve. shsn on The step. ~
And thlnk t'ra safe frrrn haTtn.
4 esntiIsis sith velvet stsps
tamss ervrling ~ Ny arm.
pinsk lone ru.es for ny hair.
lrlfn 0ut ths rarlrn hsi.
Ant ants, ~ millons. ss-sn fssi
Arv valkinE o'sf ny heai.
uh. summer tiu.s's ths tine fUf me.
Of all The happy war.
When nuis huEs esfne "a NJ ifcss
IT, raiubh Ia ny ear
Ani whsn ti,s day u lsliung hot.
Ouitr ninTty ln ~ shais,
Oh. thsa can rnlnY nIrsslf
NHlHut thr shshtsst at.
I ~ an.i fan anii fan sni ftn
anii lssut snd r,ili ~ sYss.
Ani ssy in silver aossuts sNu-s
Ani 80 "ph. hsng thee hiss
Ma=lultac.. with their stauTnci tius
tufns buffing 'flanl ny hsad
All this slEh en- suumsfs r1ns
q suuti that sew isad
=llsisn Baics in Fusk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
DON'T
Waste Money!
YOU CAN
trade more ndVnatngeousiy
With W> than Way ~ here
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Cumplrtc n at our store.
Cottage Chamber Sets.
Cottage Parlor Suits.
Piazza Chairs.
Reed and Basket Rockers.

n you arv going 20 k-rp BONlipEH>
ant Nant furnishing fur half doSrn %
a dozen rsoms, coms o. us. Ne can save
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ser,iCy aud nsW one u rvIuir~i, ~
can sgit voa In al wo.sis ai 81 pric-s.
lf ,ou saut I'll III ROC MIR 81
tvo to .nll,ru up the othsrsis" dull
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m vour RANGE has lc.t us useful
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80 ,,n help you oat - the difficulty bN
paiting ina gt AMIR or some other
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Our SUPPLE. ior th. DINING ROOM
cuusi.i 20 large VARSITY 10 Table,,
chair, Dinner Its, knlVrs, Fork,
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can't D. boaght as los uo m liter where
you ~.
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AL Esfugvniurs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
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