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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
THE HOUSEHOLD
The Two Words.
SELECTED.

One day a harsh word rashly said,
Upon an evil journey sped,
And like sharp and cruel dart
1t pierced fond and loving heart;
1t turned a friend into a foe
And everywhere brought pain and woe.
A kind word followed it one day;
Flew swiftly on its blessed way;
1t healed the wound, it soOthed the pain,
And friends of old were friends again;
1t made the hate and anger cease,
And everywhere brought joy and peace.
But yet the harsh word left trace
The kind word could not quite efface,
And though the heart it's love regained,
1t pore a scar that long remained
Friends could forgive, but not forget,
Or lose the sense of keen regret.
Oh, if we would but learn to know
How swift and sure one word can go,
How would we weigh with utmost care
Each thought before it sought the air..
And only speak the words that moveH
Like white-winged messengers of love.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
Waste of Food

The food for animals should never be
given them in manner to allow of its
being trampled or wasted. Racks should
hold the Ray and troughs the grain. The
waste of food on farms where it is placed
before stock without regard to how it will
be treated by the animals is very large. alt
requires bat short time to make bulky
feed dirty and unacceptable to animals
during damp weather. 1t is not best to
turn the stock loose to help themselves to
straw, as is frequently done, for more is
sometimes Tasted than is eaten
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01

from one day to another, or from year to
year There is a specific uniformity in
the product that can never be secured In
creamery, where the milk or cream is
gathered from many sources, all of which
are varied In their character, and the pro-
duct of which, IN the aggregate, must be
simply an average of the who!e.-People
and Patriot.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
Glover and Straw,

Glover hay, early cut and properly cured,
contains per cent. Of albuminoids or
fe<h-forming elements, and good, bright
straw from wheat, oats or barley contains
per cent, while good timothy hay con-
tains about So per cent. One ton of
clover hay and one ton of good straw
would have, when mixed, almost exactly
the feeding value of two tons of the best
timothy hay.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
Baked Apple Dumpljng.

Select tart apples of medium size,
peel and core. Make crust as for nice
tea biscuit, roll out in succession piece af-
ter piece large enough to inclose on apple;
pinch the corners closely together. and lay
In a CREASED pan and set in the oven. Bake.
not too fast, until the apple is soft To be
eaten hot with butter and sugar rubbed
together and favored to taste; or with
hot sauce if preferred.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
The Creaue ry.

The creamery is most useful adjunct
should be said in derogation of it. Il
has advanced the dairy business and has
been worth millions of dollars to The
industry. But from the very nature of
thing it cannot be expected to make a
superior article of butter as compared with
the best private dairies. Where the milk
is from one herd, under one management,
and is worked up with all the advantages
of single skilful head from the beginning
to the end, there is no room for variation
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
Managing Manure.

Work the manure over now, and put
the coarser portions in the centre. 1t
may give you extra work, but will quicken
the growth of plants next spring by being
in more perfect condition as plant food.
There is an art in so managing the ma
nure as to have it in the finest and best
condition and without losing any portion
of it at any season of the year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
Tannin for Burns.

1t is said that tannin cannot be too
highly recommended as an application to
burns, especially when very extensive, the
skin being entirely removed A five per
cent solution is squeezed from the sponge
over the denuded surface, which Is then
dressed with some soft ointment, either
with or without tannin. Pain Immediate
ly abates, and the healing process is
wonderfully rapid. The tannin solution
must, of course, be freshly applied as often
as the dressings are renewed.
A correspondence carried on for the
past year between Miss Mary Hamilton,
of Apple River, near Shullsberg, and
man. named Luce, living in Oklaho MA,
terminated In the marriage OF the pair a
few days ago. Neither party had ever
seen the other until Miss Hamilton went
fo Oklahoma, and the Ger emony was per-
ormed the same day -
! The Peoples bank, at Milton Junction,
has been organized under the state laws
with a capital of $25, 900, with CALVIN
Hull as president, D. E. Thorpe as VICE
president, and F. r. Morris as cashier.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
Solid Matter in Milk.

There is about one pound of solid mat
ter in every two gallonssof milk aud this
solid matter is concentrated and free FROM
water, containing more nutritious matter,
and in more available and digestible
condition that can be derived from any
other source.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
Crackers,

Two heaping cup, of flour, one cup of
shortening. If lard is used, add one
heaping teaspoonful of salt. Mix to stiff
dough with sweet milk, roll thin; cut in
squares or rornds and bake, after pierc
ing each side of the cracker with a
fork.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
Cream Sauce.

One pint of boiling hot sweet milk, one
egg, beaten well, with three tablespoons.
full of sugar and one teaspoonful of lemon
extract. Cook over boiling water and
serve cold.-Mary Currier Parsons, in Ru-
raj New Yorker.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01

Joe Wyle, who escaped from the Flor
ence county Jail on August Is, 1890, has
been located at the Marquette, Mich, state
fer burglary. He will be turned over to
the Wisconsin authorities wien he has
finished his term at Marquette.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
Stewed Onions,

Peel and cut In crosswise slices; then
boil In salted water, dram, add little
milk, tablespoonful of butter, salt and
pepner 10 ssa,on Simmer five minutes
and serve hot.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
Authorization.

Rastus, kin yo' tell me what
anticipation amp r
'Rastus-''W its jess dis way. If 20
was habbing yo' eye ON water million
fur two weeks, waitin' fo' it to git ripe,
and yo' finally decided to git away wild it,
an yo' goes an fines sum odder darky
has been done and got ahead OBJ yer dat,
Samuel am Anticipation
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01

The Man-Now what SHALL | do with
you?
The Five dollar Bill-Keep me. I'm
pretty nearly worn out. Let me have a
rest.
The Man-Not much. That S not what
| got you for. l think I'll buy new hat
with you How does that strika you?
The Bill-Don't. You don't need one.
The MAXWELL, how about couple OF
theater tickets and dozen roses?
The Bill-You'd only be making fool
of yourself. She doesn't care straw for
you.
The Man-But l would enjoy it my
self.
The Bill-Can't you enjoy keeping me
The Man-Don' know; never tiled it
The Bni-Well. try it now.
The Mani believe ! will-that is, I'll
keep part of you, most of you. I'll just
take one drink and
The Bill-Im doomed now.--Life.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
Ruby Soup.

Mash very fine, three boiled beets. Add
one quart of boiling milk, half a cup of
butter, salt and pepper to season. Sumner
FIVE minutes and serve hot
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
The KITCHEN.
Apple or Pie-pIant Sauce.

Peel and cut into small pieces; add to
each quart of cut fruit one cup of water
stew until tender, then sweeten. Serve
cold.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01
The Bill-rm doomed now.-Life.

The Adams county board has taken &C
ten towards deciding 1900 acres of land
to the Northwestern Railway company
as an inducement for the company to
extend the road from Princeton to Ne
cedah.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-01

A working model of heaven, with real
angels in the form of mothers and wives.
The place where all husbands should be
at night.-London Tit Bits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
TALK or TIE STATE.

The rrcent rslns have r,joicci the
hearts ~ mill men. All the streams ARE
full aud the mills can run full time.
There I. rumor tina, the world.fam.d
pagilist. John l.. Sullivan, IL comlng tn
fsrnlngton to b. treated q, the keeley
Institute.
4 party Of gambler.in I,ocklsni were
captured BY the aid 81 the wife ~ on- 10
them, Who secured KEY aud gave II Ia
the officers.
Am,n In North raye,te isli so feet
% lead water pipe Christmas day from q
spring Ia hls barn without the slightest
hlndrance from frost.
II L. aid that our state sustained q
bigger loss by fire during 1881 than for
s.,vral year. past. The los.e. foot up
To more than si,ioo,0o.
The village Of waldoboro, though the
lsrges, place In Lincoln County, has no
night Waterman or police officer or
deputy sheriff resident within its limits.
A man named Hill % i,ockpor IL
under arrest for attempted highway
robbery on Miles Leach. lie dr-i sew
.ral shot. at leach, not hitting him
however. lIlll has been hound over.
Bowdoin College gets . large plum In
Oakland, Cal. A large number Of small
requests are made In the Will. aud How
doin !. made Que Of the residusry lega-
tees. The amount the college will re-
cei,e IL about $4,000.
The heavy rains have made bad work
for the iumbermen. No hauling has
been done vet. as there Il no snow. aud
the .wamps are so flooded that u IL im-
possible Ia get 10 some Of the camps With
supplies. .o that the men have had To be
put on short rziions.
several French rowdies In watervilie,
being about half seas over on New
Years day. undertook TO run q horse
car on the watsrville aud Fairfield Hall.
road, but were finally elected without
ceremony, and Oh. next day appeared In
court and paid fines aggregaiing sSs.
A shooting affair IL reported from Ap-
plrtou, Ia which the party shot IL an ex-
state s.uAfor. a young man returned
unexpectedly from . hunting trip, and
found the ex-senator and bis wife In
compromising position. lie shot and
badly wounded him. 1.-THE injured party
rccovers no ar~st ~lll be made.
Mrs. william II. FULLER Of North War
rem has In her possession an Interesting
relic said to be the identical war club
used by the celebrated Indian chief King
Philip. The weapon IL ~ inches long
aud about 4 Inches Vide and three
fourths Of an Inch Thick, curved st the
outer end, terminating In . hall thrre
Inches In diameter. There are four
parallel grooves nearly t~o-thlrts The
length Of the handle and partly filed
With white aud colored stones the white
represent the white men aud the coloted
the Indians, slsin by the chief. Mrs.
Fullers family have papers ~ prove The
identity Of ths rulio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
sirs oF -ovlv FrlostRsV



~ you tri tsv pull up a dri thisssl b.
the rutes. yewl 20 the h~ft oy the top
in yure han. an nary bii 90 ths rute.
hui a gr~us Nou ma - pullci kl-us az.
rute an branch. p@rNidei ye~ hsv the
uer, tcw k-yh holt rrgardle. cS N.
priksr..
IIkwis. yew karut uft agid sinner
outsn the I'D oy hi inikWetys, coz
thar nothin soNnd abuy grOCnd ter git
holt ou. bot q yuug sinner, Son that "
- Il ware vi In IN. grvne life, fua D.
vanked an an shook klerv oV the mir~.
tho the Teller thst undertake the bob Siil
- putty likely tee git biz oSn hans
durty.
sun ioks air IN mornin glorlI. tia
Won't sho a brite iaice unles the son
shinI.
Blak dresses air al rite 81 an Outward
token Ov respskt Tor the ded, bat a
gloomy koWntsrnsce Ia 90 likely o. D.
Zine on nI-tsmper ~ oy Inward sorrcr.
Nrw carnr make WOttsr run az Hill
onle. thar sunthiu Tea fore IL up.
A push behind IN sumtlmet iest the
thing tew start a loded Kart. The Wust
pu.h behind ever gut Nug when wu1
little errchin In my fariherE harue
ward. II Wa. dun bi krO- ram.
I've hsarn tell Nhsn wut a smol boy.
tibet appel. mite b. grone without pip.
bi hayln the trcc s0t cat top dONnsards.
Time, which l. the uneVirsal edikatsr,
long sence taNt me the fallersee oy tibet
noshun, bat I am still ksite reddy ten
admit tibet hi turnln sum foks upside
down THAR branes Wood most likely cum
upper most.
there air sum things tibet .hcod b.
fired al wOnce. Won Oy there N N.
bird man Who hides hiE bottle In the hA-
NOV. an lite. hlI piy-e In tb. stable.
Another Won Ia the loded gun tibet sians
In the kOrner. NJ people WOOD only de~
SOW IL wOod psrtskt THAR bolJ from the
drunkefd maker. an save good menny
,loller. tew the fire inshurence KUN
panyT. also ~ regards the lo,ied gun
Wood kurtals the chapter % axidenis
wharein the gun tibet gore on Onpre-
meddertated. W the chefe ngger.
NJ people air tew b. rewOr'ied korden
tex the dsdT dun In the boddy, what a
chane gang Ov kriminals thare will b.
when the day oV vknin kumI.
Coed kloze ma b. youyed ten kOyer
up lots NV erthly meneness. but thsy1l
never Kit THAR waT.rt lniew the referNed
-ete- In the kingdum oy IIeven.
Perfesshuns air Orfun like q alerga-
teri hed-most oil mouth. 4 ave sent
niksl In more sxseptabel te~ the kneedy
than the finest frsKes Of simperthy.
A change ov hart impliS a change Oy
life. but | fere sum Oy the perfes-eiiy
rejenerate air still holdin that little
bill o. sale Ov the poor MANI only ko~,
an hev not VII repeuted In dodl o,
exsaktin unlorful intrist.
III We warut t.w git erlong well With
over kOmpsnyunE, We mussent expect
ten much oy um. II In q good thing
tew hev long msmsry for a Kindness.
an q short Won for q Injury. A pleasant
word In q welcum ge-t, but kros Won
IN turned out with scsnt seremony.
Its a good thing tibet IIe,en dout an
cir oil the prayers oferd up. W evry
wish ov the eyridxe mortal, even Ter
sngal ds. shocd kam te~ pare, wood
snt there Be- k~er LOT Of hapainss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

FOR several years past, say. the Rock
land CARTE, . Rockl,nd gentleman ha'
b~en raising econ eats for the lis-ion
market, aud by advertising tbsm In the
Bo.tou dsilie. he. b--n shie Ia di.po.s
of al. .urplas product at a. b-ai. A.
female cat will produce from eight Ia
ten Kitten. q year the Industry ~. q
profitable one aud th. gentleman thri,e'i
and made money. Later o,her Maine
men, lesrnlug that the I,ocklini gentle
msn VA. getting rich out ~ his coon
c,ttsry. started coon batteries of their
own aud the result I. that the Boston
quotation. for coon cat. are away down.
damaging M. prospect. II several ambl-
tiou. bfre,ier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
wrlisa fer th~ o,fsri p,m@rsi.
The MIGHT GRANDMOTHER DIED.

-rNs.s sl...s.. ehlli. astis ths .traE
That list. thru % az krus
NJ .istt 3. f.inss. --s.i thi. RAG.
lido nj aeci n bsv
tAy By the VsJ~f 90 Tia shelf
AL es.srs hs'v D. NJ .isis.
AT 90 ~iiitsA si-sut tn p.st.
of ths Hish, srssiassi'sr dis'i.
year sr.sl.lr,. ehiii. q. sry-tss oil.
A.i 800 n. ass .in cons
whss 9TH IN slesr sse. Tess tsfer,
iis OH - ssthsr~i hsuss
osish In ir-sa. fslr ,isisa.
~ IN ssi -herv ny se,sis,
AL thea 10 osrrt~t ,sssk sxsia
To ths nixht Erss.iasshsf diei.
-Ahi Gstisa ia.l.. yes seer can lsow
IIos many shs.Fy s'ea
H-.lte m iaxAe u ~ Eis~t
ths too oli feiA. have se@a.
~, no thsf'v soas. tn On sicss.
Al csafsrt .s~sa. ,lsniei.
vsA tbe pas, Nth han ~ stsos
s,so. ~ aishi saiaasssF di~i.
-isyea.i ths tr,st-p. thsr, ). nsh,.
nsyvs.i the sls-ssa th@ suii,
Ani shs :. sslilaE. slst In shits.
Asia tha-- days ~ eli
whsn af-t Z tlsiraei NJ far my sva.
NJ toasie, -itcsiaE. brt,s.
>sf thoashi walt - IN D. hrvs@
Ofths nis.a ssn'insthsf dis'i.
~. an tAs.. piiis.., chit. Ia
thsfe. thsts iie, No 81
AT have . ruap .ith hts Kate
uut nf.t lust AZ. ne. 81
That utaF tabs ~ usuanfy
pfthst AZ. O. hsF slie.
gos strshrsly wal ths-s sosee. ogms hssA =
To uistt srsnimothsr iis~i"
TIE eii sass tarari M. f.cs D. her.
AL sst hst ~ D. The i-sF,
for sell ~ kpss thd syiph nks fgrm
Ne ps'sf walt vitne.- msrv
risa skF-ri bic sfs- sni sls.t<~i his hanfis
-iiis hsr. t~sias." ~ crtet
'sfss obi h,s ssit., drvsm ~ mSv
az the nishi sr.n.in.tb~r diei
dana HAslast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
DIED.

In r~rs. Jan. Q. Mr.. E,ssri Rsr,sr. arei IS
In su~ies. Jan. ., Mr.. vhssi~th wil.sa.
viiow Of The late Jens,hss Wilson. aged -
yeArs months.
In Bstisri, Ian. Q, Mr.. Tmsfhy Hastings.
In Nswry, IIer. ~. tafast dassht~r ef tsv.
rvnce asd Nellie s~srte. sEei year AMI noeth
In lsofham. n o.. Jan. s. v. v. TwitebslI
formerly ef i,sthsi. axesi ~ years.
In Pestlasd. iDss. D. Nrs. olive l.. Delano. Of
IN Upsea. Ian Z. Mr.. Happy Nay Yulir.
In Hanover. Jan. 4. sssrl~s ssassssrs. arr'i -
ysars.
In Ksssr Falls. p~c- 81. MAJ. Jsvaiah n.
Davis, Asesi about - years.
In Near Talis. Dcs u, Lydia GnG.m. sss'i
IN Ksssr Fslls. Jan !. Dr. Ne-e. sweet
In Norway. Jan. Z. sias Hall. Asrd about q
10 west n~shsl. Jan. T. Mr.. sssh wight. as~i
10 BssSsL Jas. q. Nsry A. Rs.ssil. assd si'sss
GMss ss.sss. JsA- I. NJ. .. vsah Bassss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
A SPOILED CHILD.

English children are 81 much NOR
childish than ours" ssli sn American
mother onc.. II wonder Why II L."
Il !. undoubtedly h-,au.. they are
kep, In the nursery aud 10 not come In
to promln.Dc- AZ az early an agc .. our.
do. m. other DAY In hotel rotnnds
.i"od a round eyed darling 9th her
short, golden hair hur-i around ber
wlnsom. face. her short ~al.t-,i, hong
.kirtod frock adi.i ,o her p ctur-sIue
apI~.rsnc-. Almost all the m-n ps-.-
lag by stopped to soak a. her. She
VA. the delighted recipient ~ niciel..
card. sud bonton., Will. she c'sgu.tt~i
with al ~. air. 10 q society girl. Nv
heart schr,i. Tor she ss. getting all the
doxny ffc-hns.. 20 chlllhooi rubbed oil
ten early. Her father. standing near, en-
coursg a her and l,ugbei az her n'is-
question. ani r,pllc.. Iiy and BY the
white capped nurse cam. on the scene
sni l-or- her child away; aud shs, iosth
to less- the .c-ne ~ her conquest., made
her exit, biting, klcklng sni scratching
her nurse, while III. men laughed hearth
" at thl. -llfy lng spectacle.
Th.rr are some slse mother. Who de
courage aud eniea,or 90 sappr-.. ihl.
pr-cociiv, but they sr l,m@nt,bly few
10 number.-i.. T.. Chiitsnden In House
wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
sIAIE OH MANY.

OXFORD, -.
,oar % county C.mmi.slonsfs D~smisr
~s..lon. a. 10 IDl. b.li Il rsrt., sithia snst fes
.sii eanty ~ osfsri. on The at fpesisy ~
Dssemtsf, A. -. issi, tsins To iseniy nlnsh
isy ~ sail month.
To toanty C.snmlssiopers Zoe the tounty ~
Osfaf,i. IN tls Ronth - -sptsml-r. 4. u. lsl, ..
pFottis-i ~ iav. msie ssts.l lnspsstlon ~ ths
sanity rs,ssi.. auly ia-.s,ei sni oIsa Coo travel
lying In uninssry-,fsis.i t.~nshlIs sni trsets ~
lsht hsF,insftsr mentisesi, IN sahi t"antI, Tor
The pafJ-se ~ ssceftsiaipE ths oooiiiion ~ ssft
Fsails ant s.tlmatins tho smoant nss,issi ~ PIT
ths sane IN rvpsif. ~ ss D. ~ safe anf sontsn.
ieut Zoe pablis travel. snd u APP afinE 90 ssid
insVss tau that sait rails vsf. No In su-si ~
I.Nif, snd nst ssfs anisoateaisut f.F purI"-ss ~
pablis travel ant that tat shoalt - ss.s.-si On
.sii isnis for tho r.I.siF ~ ait f"s's thsrvin.
tbsf 10 thsrvfvv on this twenty hinih day
~ l,~ssutsr. \. ~. isii, .UUtss snst or'isf
that ths fallsins susn. - ss.s--st snd The ssfns
srv hsf,lY a....asi uysa ths folauiax isn.is In
aninsofIAsfstel tssaship- AL trsrt- ~ iaai,
h ftisshsr menti0aei. Cor Ne paDres ~
vvsifing ths 'usis psssiag thrlash thsm,
iarns ,hs year I'D. b. 80
On anie,sr Wet -ufplu.. foF ~ purI-sss ~
Ovpaifiss that Isr ofths ,ounty rssi lsssiins
frvm Ansistef tsfusf D. tptpu shhh No. In
.ait survla.. ths - tssuty nVs dollars
and t~paty ssnts u As-sssci a. falLsss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
CAUGHT.
A NAN KNOWN IN rARp rRiEs "suxxr
BUSINESS AND vAILs To MAXI
GOOD ms sscArx.

Lewis r.. smith 90 Portland Who gave
q convert at south Paris last Friday
evening. for the benefit cf ''scme worthy
olj.ct.'' With the south Paris Male
Quartet, iefi oa saturday morning. With
j. NJ. Cummlngs' team. lie drose tn
Lewiston, sold the team for 81 aud got
Ia Portland and vas arrvstcf aud
brought hack Tn lewiston where he IL
nov In the hands of the police.
Up to something over year ago MT.
smith was In the employ OF the Union
Mutual life Insurance Company. lie
left that position aud about year ago
Icin~d the "Dsrk SECRET" Company ne
one of vocal qusrtette. Last summer
he Was connected for time With Grcen-
wool Camden, and later acted a agent
for the Wild West show which exhibited
NJ Long Island. Ia the fall he Joined
the Jed rrouty Company aud later Was
ssld Ia be keeping books In Bosiou,
Mr.. smiths relatives In Portland and
Paris are highly respectable people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

In an Interesting article on shipping
In which II calls Zoe better promotion
Of the marine Interests la the year Ia
come. the New York sun ssys of tb. ln-
dustry In Maine These are busy time.
Just now In the shipyaris % the seaport
% Bath. up In Maine. A steam ~haier
Il on the stocks there: cruiser No. q ~ill
soon b. launched there. the keel has
there BEEN laid % . sailing ship bigger
than any ~ u. Kind afoat. 1000 ton
ship 81 the registered length % IL feet,
aud large number 81 other vessels. To
run by steam or by ssii. are In course %
construction there. In the shipyards u
other Maine ports baslbe.s IL brisk but
In those of bath especially the outlook
Tor lscs IL promising"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
WEST PARIS MANUFACTURING CON-
pANX ASSIGNS.

The West Paris Manufacturing Com
pany, manufacturers Of Chslrs, have
made an assignment. The assets ar.
$1,000; liabilitie. s., On. The business
will he run hy the assignee With q view
60 manufacturing the stock on hand
preparatory Ia final disposition 81 the
property. hi. plant I. WILL located
aud .pleudidly cIuipped and the prod
ucts of the factory have become fsvora-
bly, known and are In good demand
eyeryw here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

Cattle Commissioner Diggett u Ia
Clinton and uuity tracing two carload.
~ cattle that came from Massachusetts,
To those place. before the recent tuber-
culo.i. agitation commenced. IL he
flud. any Infected animal. the board will
quarantine the whole lot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

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anii ths hAanre ~ sali tai. auuuntnE " pns
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ss iirssts.
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Vfstsifisg ths ~nlssl nf,as sesi - ssils.i
lsins In ali Tasnship. AT alsa The "tafFy
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