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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
1Akt coNfoRr.

The Period Of n-yvsssry priSstion In
III. 10. of IA. American f,rm-r II cni.,i
.,c,pt. p-fh,ps, Ia isolsts~i cases. Ia
r,.rs usish,,osi,c-sd th.rr are some ~h"
fnrv~ th.m.slss. snd th"ir fsmille. Ia
u,. on m. least fo.sd po..ihl. Ia sustain
life. 10 DO without the comforts of easy
chairs. aud carpets, ~ho dr,s. .hsbbllN, +,
u... rirkr,y old vehicle az a family
wagon, aud thus bring thsmsslNcs int''
a prvm,iurv grave, m-rrly Z" adj lev
hunit,>l dollar- morc IL tb. bank sC-
yoaut. n thu pfim. mover In thi. a.
yumulation Cbuid situes. IN. nnal usr
ot thi. money. he ~oali, " p,s.ibl,.
turn over "a hi. coffin II the .sn-el-s.
.qusnd-ring uf hard -srDei dollsrs, snd
II in hls poser, souh cry aloud Ia thun-
der tones, u tho-. ~ho are Yet totling
and Wearing life sway, Ia halt and TAX.
NOR, es.s. Comf"rt, rSrcstion And
pIe..urr la thi. worii. IN. DESIRE ant
,im to .ecurr = com. .stency u commend
,bls, hat Nh.n " entails heavy sacri-
iic-. ot n.,,i-i vomiort aud rc.t. dri''
,us Que "a bsd zach night, tired ant
~..ry Ia hoiy ani mind. u u tine Z"
,,,u.isivT II thu result. arr worth sum
c,-nt smuant 20 yon.iieratlon To comI~u.
s,tc for all tt--. weary hour. .ni ,er-
IL toll an,i suffering. sni % prisstion.
shigh m,istislly shorten hf-, ob>cur'
thau shi. aud ants gouit- all higher aim
American AstiyuituTi.t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
.stp u. sEss WARM.

N matter. u"t h"~ sbuu'isntly IN"
fo.si NAV t- supplied. no auck of h-n.
all l,y REGULARLY la ~intsr uul--s the,
srr pr,,,t,Issl ~ith warm ani comfort
able quarters. II u not n-ce..,fy To
have a stove la the poaltry hoa~c, but
every crack aud yrv,tcs sh"uh te closed.
The anim 4 hat ot the bo'ii-- OF the
tosI. Will all In incrva.ins th. t-mPers'
tur-, ani the mi.tsk. .h"uld b"t 10
m "a. oi ,ruli ,ung the boa.- .Se"p, b,
J. wing the doJr- sni ~int"s. "p-u
,iurins tl,. ,la,. Ia q coli ciindr tho
coli sir Nill hni ". nay in.si- .'''n
-n.ugh Niihoat afsriing "p~ninf. Tor
that purp'-e The ir'u-r -h'uld b- shhi
completely al nigI. rher, nc'si b- n'
Far IA r,s ard q" yruiil dion, a. no paul
try hoa.- 1. 80 tight .nd cl".- a. :"
,,u.. ingons-nlcn,, "n COLL nights. NJ
aack .i b-n. ecu l,y u th. p'altry
i...sl.. l. c,il. a. u r-Iuirc. t"o ma'h
f..-l to go. .te ssfmth toe th-ir toii''-
Ih-y Sill bc unsbl-' "a pr0iac- Egg
.imi,l, b.,s.u... tn. C,,li tske- ir,m thru
IA. .I. nl-ut. that .h"ali 30 d',"t-di Z"
-.. pr-luctt.n. Warm shelter, ih~r"-
f,rr. -aY-. f-si. sni IL !. mach ch"'p"r
to m, ,Lr ihc I..ulir, h"u.e warm Than ."
,.urrhs.s ssr,nth la the shape of grain
Mirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

The York Clln. Improvement Com
psny .. rr.>ting at York beach What
all b. th. lsrg-.t aud fln-.t hotel on
the cos.t. Il yo.t of over siOo,O0. \
large srtihrisl lake Il being constructed
at co.t of $1,000.
A scheme !. being DISCUSSED In Au-
gu.ta a. m Ike the state = patron of the
k-.ley cure. The plsn IL that Oh. po-
lice aud municipal judges shall be em-
Inxere,i. after q m 80 has been s.niro,~'i
. cert Ia numlrrr 80 times To III, Ia s-nt
him to the kccley cure at the states en-
pen.r.
just before Congressman Reed left
Portland h- recrivrd m offrr of $1,000
from a yrrt,in msg,fiD- for = s-rl-s of
srticle. from hi. pen. The contract did
NJ, siipulsie th,t he should exert him.
eli especially ar Immediately In the
prrp,ration of these articles hut should
serve them up ss be conveniently could.
A farmer having died In centr
Maine town IL MAS remarked to au OH
serving friend, that I've MAS "pr-tty we'll
io-,lo," ne the phrase IL. EYES," re-
pli-.i the grnil-m,n. "but not worth .o
mu,h ss he MAS hfte~n years ago. lie
"a. g-tting n little old and lsme then,
aud sold OF his oxen and usesi horses on
his Z rm, Instead, bessusc he could get
sround With them better. But h@ hssn't
made any money since he changed,
whereas before be Was very prosperous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
LOVES VICTORY.
When sm deed. dear love. 70 ,Aos .Aoaid,a

When Z sm deed. dear love. 10 ,Aos sAouid,a
feel
Thy lossllnss. ton hard load 10 b<ar.
And that another soaid thy wound snneal
With gentle tenderness and loving carr.
NJ spirit towering near the ~oald set shlds.
Ken sbcaidst thoa smile on . beloved bs,ds-
When sm dsadi
I oaly s.t she b. NJ, iits Ia NO
AsI was dafk. let her bs fresh and fair:
Instead of beo~u iosk. waving uih and fres.
Cia>e to her head eoii vvubd the soiden hair;
Ard mar che tower stately. grand and tall.
shAii not mind that ~As frail and small
whsn.I am dssdi
20 thai she cone mt bestlins 90 thy aldo.
Nor climb sp 10 the ls,ei of thy ke~st.
And lavish ki.-~- -iikoat stist os pride.
Or bex s~cp pitt Zoe some pAin os smart,
As ~As woat-sss Loves erprrssioe crave
SO b. - {. Loves gladly fstisred slsvs-
When am dsAdi
kay. low. her - thou vilt. and ~ che -ili.
with fullest need. and ~iih . coaseisscs
clear.
Zen though ,hy memory bold my msmorJ
siiii.
In aalst corner gArnsrsd. elose and dear.
~ . tru. hear, .Loald give the. of %. Lsst,
As I did once. shall the happier rc-t--
when . an dsadi
-Aans Pat1Lstt Martia In Temple BAs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
The Csisrsds Cssysa.

The survey Of the canyon OF the Colo.
rado has been completed. and X. II. STAN
tou has given . full account of IT, In
spite Of the great depths of the canyon
and the cliffs cf sandstone. marble and
granite composing II, railway can. In
bic opinion. be built through u without
much tunneling. thus opening up some
Of the grandest scenery In the world. 10
many places the canyon expands into
vide valleys. and even where II narrows
there are terraces along the sides like the
"parallelei roads Of Glen Roy. Scotland,
which seem designed by nature for track
and rail. The tributaries which enter
the canyon laterAlly are. ~ . rule. small.
and can be easily bhdged. The distance
Of i.0is miles through the canyon die.
trict will comprise only twenty miles OF
tunneling and ninety.nine miles OF graz
its cutting. -Enginesnng Nswa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
wuusa fsr M osfOri ps~~cr,,.
TURN rre TABLES.

NSNN tNG tSoett.
I sm thankful that I sm net srpusint-
cd With many (but ! know there sv
.on-) farmers, ~ho never serm Ia
think Il n.Nv.ssry for wife Ia 90 any
~hsrr, ~ho ns,,r rs,liTc that her work
I. la.t q. hard .s hi.. sni her nerd of
change aud rr.rvsiioa fully ss gr~st.
uh-y think h.r plscv l. in the hoa.~,
sud tsls ot "woman's sphrrr, ''bou-
ihfacscc- aud "po~er cshind lie
thpsne."
All of which u true. bat in order to
keep h.r mint bright, hr coarsg~
.trUug, h-r ki... us-ful, h-c know l.,ix-
sbrvaa ~iih th. tim--, sbs ns,'is Z"
rad .b.i to IrsSyl sb.i ioach the outside
sofid. jast a. .uTrly s.h-.
have ofieu thoaght ~h,t lessou "
= ould d. % such man. ~, Tor t~o or
thr,. msnlh. ta tlp- ini-r, D., c,uld bs
.hut inio hi. barn night ani day ~hh
vuoagh ~ofk th.r q, kssp him .o bu.,
d. hardly knew ~hst I" ,io nr-t. ui'-
him Lrgv .t"ck of cattle, swine sn'i
l,or.ss to IL f,i ani ~st-v-i thr~
ihn.. a da,, aBd th. n->~-.ry of max
iug each ms..l dif'.rvut from the pre-
c,,iing. MAJ. him .~c'p snd dust th.
h.ru rsery d.y, put th- b-,-si.s CAREFUL
1, g., t..~i .t ulsht. LIT him be k-pt
s~ak. q f,w uishi. ~lih som. sick colt,
ani t. Obliged 10 ~cfk daytime. Just ss
hard. GiNr him Bss-r-sWiiug suaoam
uf c,,rn Ia ha.k, fsr .-~ing; t--.n. to
plck Over, tor knitting-~Otk. hsru---.-,
stc.. to m.ud e,,ning.; sppl-. tn dry {;
l.ot,tc.. .ni pampkin. to b,li, snd
..,tsuf..rl... ofh.r thing. claiming hl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

What !. the b-st sb."rhent f"r the
.t,blrr ~. a.ks-i az q S-s York iu.tl'
tu,-. Superintendent Gilb~rt snss-rei
I.,nd plaster; IL not only serves as al
.b.orlpnt, but ,l.o AZ . dsssioriter. Not
, d.irym ,n here Who has MT felt his
.y.. .m,rt ani hl. no.e "iingl-" s'
time. ~h-a h- op-ned the stable door-
Ia th. moruing. The cause MAS th- ---
sspIng nitrogen la the form of am'n''-
ni,. Iht I. th. mp.t co.tly elrm"nt oi
plant fs.I known. U.e some absorbent
-.s~du.t, straw, leaves or muck, With
.sme lani pla.trr-,o stop this loss.
Land pls.ier !. chesp In pri,~, sni tb.
meat effective, ss IL st once selves aud
Lsk. up th. nitrogen that IL alssy. try
lug Ia grt away ani 81 of Into the nj.
In".ph-r-. Muck Ia good, u enough of
Il l. u.rd to keep the voi'iings constant
IN cuyer-i. Once you Try l,nd plaster,
YOU v m never discard IL. This is the
t~.t method of applying plaster to the
.olI.-Mirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
u,,,,,..,,,, Of N. slr. r..ss.s..

Il II fact worth noting that the signs
used by the Indiana Of North America
are identical In may instances with those
employed by the deaf mutes Of today.
A short time ago friend Of the writer.
who had spent considerable time among
the Indians. but who had never talked
with deaf mute before. converred with
some pupils Of the New York institution
By means Of signs which he had learned
from the red men. "wherc are you go
ingy' aud Il am going away on hose-
bach, !" were the same when given by the
deaf mutss and by the visitor.
Another instance showing the sign
language 10 10 . univensl one wsa
when the mother Of the writer. herself
Q deaf pepou. while attending . con.
vention OF Instructors Of the deaf In
France. conveped on various topics
with q mute friend by means Of sigma
The French lady had no knowledge Of
the English language, while the Amer'
ran knew hardly word Of French.-
rcribner'a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

riit.held, VI; High price Of labor.
q. 4. \.
Bristol. Conn; s,crillty Of the .oll:
". l.. y.
rl,lnheld. VI: The scarcity Of good
held. ID. W. ID.
M,eh,I., Me- The recent harvest of
elrction returns. W. u. u
romir,t, VI; The raising Of me,ino
.hc-p. ~ E' u
Pfttsfori, Vt: The rsl.ing of b~~f,
sool sni horse. returns ss l,ttl. proh 1
a. anything the farmer can produce.
u. 4. =.
Ea.,fcri, Conn. The sheep industry,
oxins To- the repeated raid. by dog..
several fock. have been nearly destroy
IA by thru rc.ntly. ;. ID. w.
East Gr-en~ich. ". g.; We capno, be-
.uc,c..ful without efiici~ut help sni In
that m,ti-r ~c hnd our grcs,e.t dis
coursgement AMI difficulty. L.. n.
M.r.hfeld, Ne; do not see any
thing dl.car,ging Ia sny part of sgfi-
cultar-. Al crop. are gooi aud bring
. fair price. What more can m'n a.k'
&c.
Abbott Run, X. L.; The modern In
y-utiou of b-lp. Odd style ~as To .--
sho coali DO the blgs-.t days work :
~. ,lern to .-e sho can 10 the le,., aud
get the most pay. ID u u
sh.nnock. X. O.: The raising of stock
unl-r prcs.at con iliion., snd st the
prr-.nt l"s prire.. Il !. impo..ihle Z"
ct bsck the money .xp-ndci In fess +,
making no sccount of lshor. n. u.
New England Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

We .ee II announced that the dock
MASTER. of Ohio are slrrady s~lling Out
.. rspiily a. possible. More shs~p have
b~ea sold Ia liking. Knox, Gu.rns~y,
Carroll, Morrow aud other ~ool-gro~
Ing counti~. In th. past week than In
any similar period for years. Wool
growers believe that, under the promi..
.d wooi legislation, Australian ~o"l
v M LII ib. iome-tL busines., aud are
v,.ttiu, out a. rspidly a. Ipo.siblr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

"wilkin., how arr We OF for flower.
this marnlngy' sskr,i the propri~tor of
the greenhouse. 'wr've Tot = prrtty
gooi supply" replied the junior florist.
"i'irnty of Jack roses, American b~su.
tI~s, violefs snd lllles of the v.llcyr'
.l,ot. ~ them" "l,lse the PREV Of
thru twenty -nve per ceu' and engage
sneth-r assistant. THEY'VE got another
wlfe murderer In the Jsil."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
The ns.ait .f . Dr,.m.


Before Watts. the discoverer of the
present mode of making shot, had his
notable dream. induced by overindul'
gene. IN stiinulants, the manufacture In
question was . slow. laborious and con.
sequenily costly process. Great bars of
lead had Ia t- pounded into sheets OF
. thickness nearly equal 10 the diameter
of the shots desired. These sheets had
then 10 b. cut into little cubes, placed
In q revolving barrel, and there rolled
until. 10y the constant friction. the edges
wore Of from the little cubes and they
became spberoids.
Watts hal often racked his brain try.
ing TO discover som. better and les
costly scheme. but In vain. Finally.
after Spending an evening with some
boon COMPANIONS at an alehouse, he
went home. went ~ led and son fell
ssle~p. His slunbsrs. however. were
disturbed by unwelcome dreams. Ia one
Of which b. was out with "the boys"
and ~ they were stumbling home it he
gan 20 rain shot-beautiful globules OF
polished. shining l.ad-in such numb~rs
that he and his companions hal to sssk
shelter.
In the morning Watts remembered his
curious dream Aad II ob,ruded itself On
hi. mind all day. lie bgan TO wonder
what shape molten lead would assume
Ia falling through the air. AMI finally.
10 set his mind at rcst. hs Ascended
to the top of the steepls Of the church
Of 81. Mary at Radcliffe aud dropped
slowly and regularly . lsdleful OF
molten lead into the moat below. De
scending. he took from the bottom OF
the shallow poll several handfuls Of the
mo., perfect slot be had ever seen.
Watts fortune was made. for from this
sIploi, emanated the idea Of the ,hot
tower. which ever sinc. has been the
only means employed In the manufAe.
ture u the little missiles No important In
war and sport.-Dos.on Commonwealth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

tn. VI ,ine Farmer speaks Of y family
who divided churning of butter, put
on.-hslf In moulds aud stamped u With
the makers name az name of the farm.
aud put the oih-r half In the same
weight of ball. la the oil f"rm, without
.t.n,,,, snd asked gents more PER ball,
fer the stamped. and the stamped all
add flr.t sud the unstsmpsl ~rnt ofi
slow. There IL q l-ssoa In this for ~i'o-
ever can read aud learn 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
EDUCATION or FARMERS Bovs.
In q recent address Mr. i'"~ ell "f New
York Il reported to have dlscoursed as


York u reported to have dlscoursed ss
falio~s:
o.s ,rr.. ,hs, The srmer f.u. irts 3. In eiu
esti.s NJ. no Z. livery hsy ss.ai, - etts>i for
ths 90 ~ .. On s,e, eslt he ls s.t- Wh-u we 10
gia - maize q miseteF. huyvr cr 's"cter, ve
90, ths ,-sy 81 ths rabisr -es-'i sra'e"y. csi.
Ie<s 90 ssi,er-siy. us.Fv 10 !. nat. " .rsna
fsaf es a,s yssr. 3. ~ fs.lswei Nth tvv ef
fs.ur ps,osv In ths ssh.sl m~tesl eoirke.
l<forv l-e.faains his ME- votk bst When Ne sant
o, make tsr~ss, -. tsks NE dals-s %, Sv
have give hiu hst httlr er M e-iasstion. Gst
hin esl - I'D st .'cl-A Ia t.s m.rnis<. uo'k
h'u tll dsrk. AMI never give him any shaw "f
~hst hs helps rr~isre. ths dsy s hunin<'
that .hsll wttae.. The farmer h'y ss VII Gle
.ni :. m.sh rrsp-sts~i hy ,hs ~.tti 81 srEe. 40
4. ths ts.t prsfr--isaAl man In The hnHi.
IL 4. not unfr~qa-nt to run scross just
such hsrspgues over the farmers crim-
in.l oversight ot the n~ch of educst'"n
io the bays wbo are to remain on the
pst.rnsi scrcs. coming from m~n Who
larry With th~ir uitrrsnc~. the pr"of
that they ksoS nothln. of the rsse
they are az gros.ly incorporating.
Thi. talk -bout ''th~ dull--t hov. ~" s"i-
ue-.iioa, out ~ 4 o'ch"ck In the norning,
M ,snJ-a.siLnn. sni i"t- m'r- sq,,l-
IN a. riiicul,us. m,kes us tirs-i. u "
al t.o.h spi libs.l on the f,r,n''r of ihi.
d,v. We know n"thiug of the imp"r'-
~ fore,gp-rs oa the farms "f t''. West,
.ut az have spent lie time w"'klng,
mlngling sud ,ircul ting smoog this
class ,pt Ne knos that In N-s York
,sd .ii thu E,s ihl. representation !.
grossly t,l.-. fsrm-r. rv.rywh-r- q,
,hi. time appreciate s'iacstiou la its full
measure.
Th-lr chilireu ar. sli we'll educated.
~~ii ire..--t AMI well us~d. Nosh"r~ !.
the life, smblti"n or iut-lllsrrc. dragged
oat of tbe,a by o,er~ork sui confn'-
m~nt. rhst they are brcaght NJ in
habits of iniu.,ry sni ~conomv We have
,mpl. opportunity Tn know, sni Ne ais"
xmas that u !. thl. v-rv f,ct ih,t !. an
important factor In giving tn ib. world
M. m,ny suo~s.ful msn AMI w"m"n
founi In all the walk. of life. that h'd
ih-lr hom~ on the farm. snd Ia which
they must sc~ni credit Tor that training
,nd that e,lucsti.n that has given th-n
th-lr .ucs>-... Il !. tim-. theo, for In
t-llls-nt men ta h,,e done Nth .n'h
n.nsen.-. sni give the farms and their
a.. tl...lT .taa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

How .houli q calf ~ kepts Speaker
parD.ll ~ pli'si; II you ,r" going ." give
the cali milk, do IL thr'ush q ruh'-t
nippl. ~ith t-mp-rstur. al - or So
,ni u,t toa murh st time. Wh-p-,-r
,va s.- calf all ''puf',Si out" YOU NAV
Know IL IA. had Ia" "r thr'- tune -
much 90 " ought. f..S, sm al lu,Dtiil-.
,nd often; sni for thu fir.t four "r Nv
ia,. the milk -hYuli r.. st n"rm'l t"m'
I-raiur-. IN. rali .h,uld b- kept thu
fr.t war la th. .tshlr, II !. thin ava,
fr,,n tn. barnlns .un an III. ke-p u
grosing from the day u u born I'LL u
i..,,.m.-. . m dh-r. The vslu. of th"
Cs,s Ia many INSTANCES ,i.p~ni. uI'n ih''
s.V ti,. III s,.r.,~i. Asy buy-r sill
give you s!to ~ more ior calf IT the
.,u- az. rii-. la th- b,rn than Tor on"
that 4. t,r-zi To- stand Ia th. br"ilins
.uu ,ni hgn hie. all .unIn~r, sni !
souIi give o. m,rr. rry The expert
m-nt an not. results. lou ~ill he sur
i,ri..-i to ..s the diif 'r-oc'. ani sh'n
, oa h ,y- comp,r-i co.t ~ill hnt u n"
mor- than ~hen they r,n "ut.-Mirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

The Young msu had hren telling the
oil 1 .dy quite lot about hImself. "fou
vrmlni me-" she SID. ''of = story oac-
mad. "what ass ii. msy I ask~ 'Oh
I don't rm~snh~s tn story at a'', she
.x.laIu,.si ntlr>slv, s'but rvn,~mber it
dId nog have an moral 70 ""
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
II. ,irsd R.<. q l.dia.

Eurasia has NO boundaries. Il lies, .
varying social fact, all over India, thick
In the great cities, thiekest In Calcutta,
where the conditions Of climate and bread
winning are most suitable. and where.
moreover. Eurasian charities are most
numeroua Wherever Europeans have
coms and gone these people have sprung
up In weedy testimony OF them-thess
people who do not 10. who have received
somewhat In the feeble inheritance OF
their blood that makes II possible for
them 10 live and die In India. Nothing
will sver exterminate Eurasia; It ciings
" the sun and the soil. and IL marvel
ously prvpagativs witlaa its borderA-
Bara ]. duncan In Popular Science
Monthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

The special quality Of Ayer'a Hair
vigor IL that h restores the nstursl
gro~th. color, and texture Of th~ hair.
Il ylt.lIs-s the roois spd folllclrs, ~
moves dsnsirun. and h~sls Itching
humors 10 the scalp. In this respect, lt
surpzsses al similar prepar'tions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
FARM FAoors.
Pluck Il b~tier than lux.
Keen she~p In smell forks.


Krep she~p In sm,ll forks.
n. dairy wss ever t"o cl~an.
Isryr hags are of slow gro~th.
tonientneut IL . virtu. In COW.
Dent u.e beef b~ri Tor ,lairying.
Develop ~hst !. u"st n-s-ifui hr.t.
Ch.f is good for hens to scratch in.
Ihpnt l.t milk s"ar brf"rr skimmlng.
The bet dairy co~s are homs~rros u.
Good butter makes = good reputation.
Corn fodder aud sllige are good Tor
sbe~p. IN, -,
srii; hop-pole from the butt to the
top. .,,.,., On,
fuel. 49,,
y" r"%.s-d & food injuries the aaall'y Of
the milk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

A new cure for hydrophobia IL said to
have ben discovered by . certain DE-.
Engsls In Africa. Il consists Of IN ex'
tract prepared from . variety Of the
palm trse. which 10 injected under the
PATIENTS skin. The immediate eject Of
the remedy is to cause moderats fever.
On The third day the fever subsidsa. leav.
ing the affected part frss from swelling
o. Inflammation. and on the hfth, o. at
the latest the seventh day, the cure Is
compl<ts. OF sixty-seven farmers treated
IN this way for the bites OF rSbid dogs.
ixty-6vs rpcovesvd and two died Of weak.
nssA The rsmsdy u said 70 b equally
sfBcacious In the cass Of The htss q
nAkA-Loadea 0nphia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
Written fcs ~ Oxferi Dessecsss-
the NEW vEAR'S SALUTE.

hs,. co-.s for ny ssvsr ssd eVvs. OH
Too ieas ,Asa hast r,s.e, alres,y,
tn, vi.sss is marrvi With masy scaf--
Thy fs-.t.ssrs Erow anssrsdy.
Tue alt. ssi the for~-s. arv hare asd svvs-
rs ay~-s. srv acal an th- siris have sevs--
s.se all their s.axs nj ssvssssss.
Tie .u, hs. grown weary ef .h.wiss HE fsce.
AL rt.-s bat i.t< In The morning,
Whsn ssutins he .h.stsn. his italy rsoe
~ hast nc away In The sIosminx.
To all the-e matter. cf rv,e,cas complaint
Pray. chat hat th.a to answer,
IsshsfI. th.a at .spsesc~i ~ .esth 90 restrainsl
i'eli,er - me thy evvs. sir'
olp ykAs's ssrIv.
Nsshl.l. 'hos ART for~srii rAy sp-~sA. New
Wear.
Q. sss.rci 10 mscA with r~tse-si
~ tsmisr,ri Nth -osrpiax AMI ru.lescss.
rcr ~hsi .s',h The sesivssr., -i<t NJ man bssss
The t.i .f toe c'arsse .pi talent lee mot
In patilns 10 "a antsrnish-i"
-, malins thy youth q .aac,ept ssca-e
Poo sli thi. he ts .rs.urv,
. f.rgi,e th~ iessstitaie ssi abase
~ ,hArsstsri.tic of You. sir.
II. tra. that the aeli. sst ths fsrr.ss are haze.
>s,. cave. that are hrgua oa ti.r ersns he's /.
Rsssa-e .f th~ frat n.w <.ther~i ~ith care.
whhh ever theis value enhAnses.
Ani thoash fer time we NAY Ii.tsa In vain
E..f The -..as. 20 tss iiris IN The ,-swe~,
The seasons hsy. p'usoi- that they -sae again
whh ,ss spuasinx graz. ant The howsrs'
", sstamr ~ili -om~ In ny time. New Year
TAs t,.s-ss,,s win krvw sastesaiyi
Win l.,srtifai hsr,.sts AMI psety ~ she~r.
~ss thya u Hats thss rrsit.
Mhs. fAvoskrtA fAHwsLL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
ns WAS CURIOUS.
AND ~. RECEIVED MS MONEYS
WORTH 90 IMPORTATION.

A weli-knosn b.wspapsr m,n, whose
custom IL !. to take long walks la the
.ubur,.-. en-. dsy, ss b. passed. an or
chant, noticei all the trve. but onr
u.r. Nsll Mid With apples.
.Ihst'. str,ng-," h. remarked to his
compsnIan. btsthsr journalist.
.,whst'. the reason, do you imsgineF
a.ks,i th. other.
.II. > c..m-. a hoy, I'll AK him;'' and
m. t.arn ,li.t tagklssi Oh. hoy.
.FIne spplr- you have" lie s'id, Win
an air of fr,e,iVm aud acquaintance
u iih the facts.
They arr .o.- replied the boy.
.wb.r, do you .-ll th.m nn,-tIyy
.w, d.,nt all iem. Make cid.r."
"Ah, arr th-y cll.r sppl-..
., cure; couldn't make cider u thsy
wasn't
.Y.ry true. By the wav, NV boy,
naI,, .n- tr,~ over there by the f"ucs
hs.p, an sppl. ON h. do y"u know
Why that isr
.-Ot s,ar-e do. a.
.weIi. m, TREND her, and ] are hi.
~. sar,..a.. aud sould Ike yvu To tell
n. N ,ou ~ili. Hers q dime for your
,rahl- .nd k... of time"
.C.rt.iaiy. It's 'saase it''a pear 'res
In. mau Of euqulring mind hung hI'
had and wru, on With the hrm resolve
,o ,ir.in from curiosity In the future