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The New York herald., 1862-12-29

Oar Havana CorEsspondsnse.
.yss s.assrs HAVANA, Dec. ~, 1881.
A,y1sal ~ ne Rcamoke Al Hasana-Shon Possassef ~
Steamer Eoss Wreck of ihe United Ssatss zassysvs Chr
Inv of Key wtstEscaps from Aoess " ~ Rsbsi Ssa~r
The Roanoke in last night and sais sAay q fsur
O'Clock p. n. q .ess \"
\ We have no later dates from Mexico.
The Enghsh steamer Trent came h ts-Aay iron g.
Thomas, but brings no news. gsG
The Eagle arrived n daylight this morning, having
made the shoStsst time from New York this port
record.
From Ship Island We learn that with the exception Of
two all tho steamers that sailed from Fortress Monroe
had arrived before the 18Th These the Thames
and Georges Creek. The Atter y still a. Key West.
Several OF the steamers OF this expedition that left
New York Ind not arrivedvz Niagara, Shetucket Cn-
tinenta Quincy. Qinncbaug, Savor Chas. Oegoed Pro
metheus Albany, Jersey Blue and Honduras and Of
Tho sailing vessels had arrived 70 the 18th.
The Curew got ashore on Key West. Tho troops were
saved without css Of life the boats the vnceunes
and Augusta The latter came In here Ast night and
sails % day All well on board The vessel was got on
in safety
The rebel schooner Relief, sixty yseven TONS ave days
from Mobile, arrived 21st, with cotton. she reports at
tho sednstr Frsda, a0s Oys, had get cut of Nolis with
one hsadrsd men on heard, Aariy passed ~ blockade dur
ing the night
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re surpesas IN VesesueSa Pyopos'n0 Pesos-TAs Arch
bishop Of Caracas Sent 70 Confer scih TAcm-TAe To.e-
ssslaw Lean-kopnseMs n 0eweral Dxlce-Ness from
Hasscu and Turks Islawds, DC.
Dates from Venezuela 70 the 2cd ult. The insur-
gents OF Aracabe have manifested their desire
cation with the government The Archbishop or Cafacs
has gone the mission Of receiving their submission
and Of pardoning In the Of the government pas,
offences.
Two schooners Of have sailed from Puerto Cabclo
70 add 70 those bocKading Maracaibo, and more are
being fitted out In that place with the same
cbect The government has been victorious
in skirmishes at Victoria, Maraca Cagna and several
other places General Talcon about be bagged,
he n between the forces Of Generals and RUBIN
The payment Of seventy five per cent the bills Of the
Vsaeznean Bank that endorsed has been deereed
and forty per cent those that Fifty nve per
cent Of the import dues have been after February
/, 1853, for hessrs Barring Bros. Co.
General Dulce In his visit TO the military prison yester-
day set several Of the pris. s.ncrs free.
The Ella Marley, from New York has lust arrived.
Pierre Soulo y still here.
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q. q. EsciIharZ,

Dental Surgeon. -----Oilicc in
Shawhan, nlrrk gd story, direcly under the r'hnne
l1ue, MufkputteeL Iitin Onto. ccn3lS
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w, wagner,

Merchant Tailor.-Aud dealer
Roady Made Clothing, cloths, Cashmere, Vest
ings, Se.
Hsnk,
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tT-rhs above named Ladies' we are personally ne
p"uanted With, and know that Tor several years while
We lived IN MrdinH, they great sufferers Mis-.
msbcen - badly afflicted thar Il, was with difficulty
she able To stand upon her feet, few beties oi
Caiholicun entirely cured her Of her roplaints NJ,
wiie received great beneht 'rpni this medicine We
reccnn'e nd To the Ladies OF this County as safe
aud efficient remedy for tho mauy complaint, they are
aulJecito.c
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
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To Consunptivcs.

The Advertiser, having boeN re-.
stored TO health In AteN weeks, by ven ,apls tsr.
sdy, amer ha' mg htrcd several Nssu With sseNers
tnE affection, and that dread dsssse, CsHsum mptioa
" anxious TO make kaoWa Iohls isiow,su susfsrs the
me of Vpp,
To all who desiw IL, loo sih send a copy Of the prs
scr pion used ses OI ehargc) ,wuh ihV dleVons tor
preparing aud aslnS the same which they will hnd
SVkE NvRg lof CoNsvArlloN, ASfhAA, BKoSC klrls
Nc, The only olleot Of The advertiser in sending the
rTssasipuon 10 heasht the afflicted, aod s9Iea6 ia.
iofmauon which he conesivos In bs iuNalasble, and
he hopes every sufferer will ty his remedy, Il Ail
cost them nothing and nsy prove bles>lhE,
Parties Wtshlns the PTeseEi ptoa vii please addseN
Rsv. bpMARO A, WILSON,
oe9.1m Williamsburg, Aiags CO., New Y0Tk,
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

-""-"" FUH III. HAIID IINL OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Iioarsencss,
Group, Bronchitis. Incipicnt Con-
sumption, and for the Relief
OF Consumptivc Patients
I'm advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for tho cure Of throat and lung complaints that Il
is useless here to publish the evidence of its virtues lts
nnryaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease, have mado IL
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few are tho communities, families among them
who have not personal experience OF its effects
living trophy In their midst OF its victory tho
subtle and dangerous disorders Of tho throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, aud
they know, too, the effects Of this remedy, need not
do than TO them that II has all the viz.
tues that II did have when making the which have
won so strongly upon the confidence Of mankind
Prepared by DR.. J. @. AVER g. co., Lowell, Mass
Sold in Tiflin by Dubois d Co. dI
ST. John & Co uoyl ly
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GRAEFENBERG
FAMILY MEptCtNEs.

Are prepared under the immeoiaie ssp.rvision Of |.
sk'iHul Physicish' sod they m"y berehed uPonin a'
csses.
The tnteiieenc of the community is not insuied by
the o Of n sinale medicine which claims 10 cnfe AIT
otsg ASKS bat the GrNfenbeg Remedies consists OF
eleven ~ efent medicncs al unepuailed 10 the cure
ofihe diseases for which ,hsy are Recommended,
amonE wheb msl ss 'eleI'ea one y '"Y
otthe diseesesinoiden'to TO ihi' eoun'V $50 ehms'e'
H. ,,s., IinJ n, Piii. IN ibs ro,lJ
/ psics os csn,s y
- - - -. 49,. ,.. ....s., ,s.,..,
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". u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
For sale by DuBois n TO-, n. ". Snyder, Tinin;
w. Hall, Lowell; Dr. =. Yates, Green Springs; Tm.
Rningsf, Ancai u. Hoffman Co., McCuicheny Vile
an by medicine deaefs Throughout the state.
II Is. KINGSLEY, cleveland,
n.5.lN. Agent Tor Ohio.
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r.. II. HfOrd.
Noble, he VOLTA Noble,

Attorneys Counsctlor3 Mt Law.
lilice ia singer, New Block, opposite the rourl
ltuuse. novgb
w. +, Mobile, u. y. Dewolr. Harrison Noble.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr.. n. U.ktSnsbg ,--DearSifi wsieetH y duty we
10 the puhfle, 10 stare tnat infsh-s Caholicon
" medicine inv vauable of complains ciassed unde,
tho head of Female Diseases. We have used yout
Gtrirrb,rg Medicine Mud have zen greatly bescitei
tht rry, much 30, that the price double We
wuuld have ihcm. TO the thousand Of our seS who
Hts suffering from weHkntsses, we would fccounen nd
the CHthOlicon panacca. t. gives strength 10
the v,tcm and enables each of tho organs Of the body
to pelfofn their appropriate ruuciions.
Mrs. w CARTER,
Mrs y. u. WEEKS
MissC. sWORMsTEiT.
Medina, March I, 1861
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syphiiis ana MerourIaI Disss.o.

DIR. J. O. Afahi Sir, checrfully comply with tho re
guest OF your agent aud report 10 you of the elects
have feaiized with ytinr sarsaparia.
have curol with IT, In my practice most Of tho
plants for which u i recommended. aud have f,und It's
effects truly wonderful in the of IcTsai si Mg
cnriet Disede. Que u my patients lad Syllc ulcers
Ia his throat, which consuming his palate and tho
top OF his mouth. Your Satsapafa, steadily takrn,
cured him In five weeks. Another attacked by sec
ohdafy symptoms in his nose, aud the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of IT, that Jvlieye the
disorder would soon reach his brain and NIL him But II
yielded to my administration Of your sarsaparilla; Tho
ulcers healed aud he Is well again. Of course without
some dlsigiaton TO his face. woman who had beef,
from this poison IN her bones. They had become 30 sen,
sitive to the weather that damp day she suffered on
crucating pain ia her joints and bones. she Too was
cured entirely by your sarsaIaIilla In lew weeks
know om its formula, which ysur agent gave me- that
this Preparation frem your laboratory must bo great
remedy consequently these truly remarkable Icsults
with II have vet surprised mo.
la H..
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FOR SALE BY

For sale IN Sereca county hyl l.. -. John n Co.,
nuio,s \ 90 aud J, v, Mnrrnorh, Tinn; II, Hall,
u W uoihuan, nerwicki John Lrwis, BeuSviliej
q Nounkct, Watsons SiNtinpi T. T. Ultss, nlosmv 7
u q CtcIue' West iodii DuRois n 10, Fnsioria,
James Gray, Melmotri Silcox, West lodi; +
Yates, Green Springs dei27Ir
lnd dbym@rchsn Snd druggists gcncrally ihrous ushou'
the United States aud Csnads,.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

dowmVpt, for the Reherefths sick an Di,irss,sd
afflicted With Nkaent aud Epidemie Diseases. n,,,
especially f0t the cure Of diseases oihs Sexual or.
gAnN.
MEDICAL. AnNlCE given gratis, BY the Acting
~spteeen, TO All Who Apply BY letter, With descrp D
uen OF ihsT eeAduon, - occupation, habits ofHfs
Sc y aedta cases ofeN'Tsms aoSsHy Medic mes fai.
nlshed frse Of charge, 80
Other diseases OF the sexual oggSns, and eA the NH
kEMEolhs employedte Tho Dispensaiy &C nj 10 the
MlVled AZ sealed vgVr ffrc OF charge Tao
ot thee stamps ioT postage will bs acceptable.
AdTsss, DR. J, shlll.lN HouGnfON, Aeuas
" gsoh, Howard Association, No.a Soath NinlA st
fhiladgphia, Pa, hy oriVT OF the nireeIoTs
kHRA q, hkARrN kl.L, PIssJsn,.
Csc, fAlRChiip. sScNtew, doess.N
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4. R.U.rENNINGTON. q. ] q. LEE. y. BNtWEN
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys ut Law and Solicit.
q, ~ thanscrt gootn,, IN Hinret. New Blrck ,op.
rosite the Uourt Ilsuss. ritHn, May iith, '3H.ii
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L.. stem,

Attorney IL Counsellor at Law,
a flicu IN IN Commercial Row, over Whie'' siow,
Wa,hinsou street. rtpes s,ionulbus nessnnd ihrcol'
THIN. Nov rth, ltHt.
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Leucorrh9n or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.

Dr. J. n. s. Chauning, Of New York City, writes
most ceerfnly comply with the request OF your asont In
aging lave found your Sarsalarlla most excellent
Alternative ~ tho numerous complaints for which w
employ such remedy, but especially IN Female Dseusc,
OF the Scrofllous dlnthess have crcd many nveter
ate of Leucorrh@a by H. and some where te com
riaint caused hy Hicerdiion Of the 0 The ulcsr
alton itself was soon cured. Nothing within my KNOW
edge equals II for these female dvraug gcmcnts"
Edward 8, Marrow, Of Newbury, Ala. writes, dam
Fttous 0rdrin tuHlor Of tho females Ia my family
which had dcfcd all the remedies could employ has
At length been completely curc by your Extract Of Sar.
saparilla Our physician thought nothing but oStirpa
ton could afford relief but ho advised the trial OF yont
Sarsapara as the last resort before cutting and 4
proved cfiectua Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
no a NI1ul NM nf 40 Liaunan nnn1n nlI.nn
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nheumatI.m. oout. LIrer command.

INDEPENDENCE Preston Co., Va. eth July, 1850
On. j. c. ArERi Sir, have been AFFLICTED with pain.
ful chronic RheundtiSR for long time, which aiel tho
skill OF physicians, and stuck TO In spite Of all tho
remedies could find, until tried your saraparila Ono
boe curod me In two weeks, aud restored my general
health no much that far better than bel0rc was
attacked think II "a wonderful medicine j. fREAM.
Jules Y. Gotehell, OF ST. Louis writes; al have been
ehicted for years with affection Of he Lr,r, which
destroyed my health. tried every thing oyery thing
flicd to relieve MOI aud have been brokcndown
for some years Um other than dcrngcBIeut ~
The Lfrer Ny beloved pastor tho hov. Mr. Espy advised
me 10 Try your SarsapaIa, because lac said ho knew yOu
and any thing you made worth Try Ing Hy the bless
Ing God has cured me, and has purified my blood
as to make new nan Of mo. feel young again Tho
best that can 10 said Of you Is half good enough"
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lkoNA MsAAeNMSS.

and you should try them before going for
nphysician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and If you
have ever doubted YOU will
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EpIIep-
~. Melnm oily. NemrnIgIa

Many remarkable Of these afleciions have been
made by the alternative power Of this medicine. IL stiu-
ates the Vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
Oyercomes disorders which would DO supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by Che ne.
ccsses Of the people, and confident that this will
do for them all that medicine can do
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st: Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelss,
letter and Salt Rheum, Sca1d Head,
Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.

RinBworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
Dr.. Robert NJ, Prebe writes from salein N. v, lelh
Sept 1850. that hs has cured an inyetcrate Of
DIopSH which Threatened 10 terminate fatally, " TN,
perScvorng use OF our Sarsalarla and also dangsro
Malignant Eryrpclds by large doses OF the sane says
he cures the common EruIiions by It constantly
BronchoceIe, Goitre or Swel1cd Neck.
Zcbuon Sloan Of Prospect Texas, writes "Thrce bot
ties Of your sarsaparia cured nom Coi,rc hid
sous swelling on the neck, which had suffered fom
over two years"
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schirrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and ExroIIation OF

great variety Of cases have been reported TO us viero
cures of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the use Of this remedy, but space here will not admit
them. Some Of them may be found In our Auisrican
Almanac, which The agents below named are pleased to
furnish gratis TO all who call for them.
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AYERS 81
SarSaparilla

fimpiss, SssssIs.. nss sie,shs.n hsrnpin,sn.. ns,,.
Blains, and all skin Diseases.
OsKL,SD, Ind, 6th June 1850
J. c. Arm Co. Gents: feel Il my duty to ae-
knowledge what your sarsararila has done for me.
Having inherited scroful0us Infection have spier
from 1t in various ways for years sometimes Il Lurst
out In Ulcers my hands and arms sometimes N
turned inward aud distressed at the stomach. Two
years ago II broke out my head epd covered my scalp
aud with sore, which painful and loathsoc
beyond description. tried many medicines aud several
Physicians but without much relief ftum any thing In
fact the disorder grow AT length Njoiced
10 read IN the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
an Alternative (Sarsapara for knew ffom your reputa-
tion that any thing you made must be EoUd. scut
Cincinnati and got IT, aud used II TIL u cured took
w. as you advise In small doses Of tcaspoonfl
month"; and used almost three bottles. New aud healthy
SKIN soon hegan 20 form under the scab which ater
while fell on. My kin is now ecar, aud know BY NY
feelings tat the dis has cone from my 50 stem. You
can we'll believe that feel what am saying whom teI
you that bold you 20 be of the apostles Of tho ag
aud remain gratefully. Yours,
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8 . 9 8 8 9
Work NlNSc " CN0vvvN.
WE S\ooA VMs

arc the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They net SO directly upon the Liver
exciting that organ to such mn extent a
that tho system does not relapse into its
formor condition, which is too apt to be
tho case with simply II purgativc pill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12

War F0RTY-THEEg Mrs AND
ONr WoNAN SAio.--The question
beng Gully whether our country should
be saved Or destroyed | would enlist
II the government bad . policy if the
president would vote lie eonfscalion
bill # be would proclaim emancipa-
ton to an slaves Il he would remove
Secretary Stanton. ifhc would super.
cede Gen. Mcclellan If lac had not
placed Pope over Fremont II he
hadn't couniermsnded Phelps and
Hunters proclamstions il ! didn't
have 10 guard bridges il could for.
ago on rebel property il ! could get
lieuienanicy II Mr---' would
be a colonel il ! didn't have TO be
cursed by my superiors; IT | were
not afraid my health would fail if my
father would consent; il Congress
would adopt the Critlendcn comprom-
Use il the time were changed to one
year; II the SEVENTEEN regiment would
be sent to Richmond il it were not
for the immortality Of camp life ven
! could my lager beer riglar hahen
If We could serve under Gen. Wallace
il volunteers would be taken for three
months ii could leave my business
1 il were not in debt ifmy wife were
not opposed to ii j. my relations
didn't live in the South II had any
taste or inclination for war if had
not little sympathy for the poor igno
rant people Of the South; ii the abo-
/ litiouists could be hung on thes same
gallows with the traitors If northern
secessionists could be drafted if the
country needed me II were sure |
would get back If the weather were
not so hot; i'll could 20 on horseback
I if ! could have a fair chance at q com
mission if England or France should
interfere lift were a cavalry regi-
mcnt if my falher-in-law would lei
my wife come home III could insure
my life reasonably; ifslavery wouldn't
be interfcred with; If they would arm
the negroes if could pick a COM
pany to suit me if | wanted 10.
To which let me add TO shame the
above; ! would, if authorities would
let me- Mary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12

FAmgas. WHrf feH roFe awN
Parfn- Thr osa fsea
ba ftt - read
ett pfas Sc p.pe
afass sea rtsA aok ness.
se sas, sas is}k. hog talk bear
ta.s. tsteY lsik. - tsfk aack ana
ea tk sinegs efirE pssstsu
lethsm re aseiaiana snaaanaal 8ems
ia she aate la Write early Nrta
te d usa4c So write
Take Bp yoar rusty pens, = ys
Esais hhgA - Horse mea &c shep.
@ q hi aa5 plaia, Ff Dairy nt e
aaa aemes. " Wheat grower laru
Glass growers, ye Apple
kass and Gsf3eu Dig r.. De men
aaa meu 81 3he tree ard the
fy bed. 81 lovers II sac grape and
iae juices thereof ye Nmfois q lbs
tash ana saddle, ye womcn q The
gfiiiron sni tie fr3 ing pan, vho know
ilse mysteries a broiled quail ani
orily steaks, and such generous dish.
es as maka Is stout end good nsiured
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12

PUI lIER TnRoUGrf.--A gentle
man had occasion to sent bis daughter
up 10 the garnet for some article which
be wanted. The child returned cry
ing upon being asked what the
trouble was replied
The snow had siited III upon the
garnet stairs, and She he had slipped
down and hurt herself"
Well did you get what ! told you
inquired the father
She replied that she had not.
Well, then" he exclaimed, start
ing up, "Ill 60; guess amt afraid
Of little snow
After lie had gone the child OBJ
served that she hoped papa would
fall just little, TO pay Kim for laugh
ing at her"
Soon afterwards a distant bumbling
and rolling was heard, accompanied
by sounds Of suppressed wrath. The
family listened with intense interest,
but the object Of their solicitude was
wbistling quite as soberly as though
nothing bad happened.
lie crossed the rooms above, and as
he approached the head Of the stairs
Numbered out:
open the kitchen door, Next
you know you viii have me tumbled
down here and break my neck. It's
50 dark now"--but the sentence was
never finished. Trip went bis heels,
and rolling ana humping, and swear
ing, he sprawled his six feet on the
kitchen floor, where he was greeted
With bursts Of merrimeni. AT last be
shouted:
Open the cellar door, Ann, may
as well put her clean through TO the
bottom"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12

THIRsr WORSE THAN HuSGER.-.
The disturbance TO the general system
which is known by the name Of raging
thirst, is far more terrible than that Of
starvation, and for this reason Dur
ing the abstinence from food, tho or
ganism can still live upon lis own sub
stance; bat during the abstinence
from liquid, the organism has no such
source 10 supply within itself Men
have been known TO endure absolute
privaiion Of food for some weeks but
three days Of absolute privation Of
drink (unless in moist atmosphere,)
is perhaps a limit Of endurance. This
is ihe most atrocious torture ever in
vented by Oriental tyrants Il is that
which most eiiectually iames animals.
Mr. Ashley when be had a refractory
horse, always used thirst a. the most
etectiye power Of coercion, giving
a little water as the reward fov every
act 81 ohedience. TIE histories Of
shipwreeks paini fearful pictures q
The suffering from ihirs,i and one Of
The mos: apPalliag cases known i The
celebrated imprisonment q lag wses
81 tie tia,k Hole q Ca'eatis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12

DatvigG Mmcn Cows Dairy
men are every year asionisbed al the
remarkable yield claimed for some
dniries, reaching Eve or six hundred
pounds OF cheese and butter per COW,
and even higher than this, the cows
being fed Oh hay and grass alone, To
prove the truth Of these statements,
nc are referred TO The books Of the
merchant who has received ihe pro-
duce, aud il is found all correct -
Good cows, good feed, a careful dairy
woman, are the most obvious reasons
lha. must upite il producing this re-
suit These ane a, tho command Of
any one Who earnestly sets about il.
itt how rare and hon difficult ii i 10
attain these highest yields Of the dali
Yl The truth Is. many minor causes,
apparently too triaing for notice, must
operate together, 81 we fail lnqair-
ing oat Of the three large reports, we
found thai tie owners, rhe man and
his wife, not only did All their milking
themselves, but they ol'rays brought
and drove their earn eolcs
Qaielness 10 driving, especially when
the udjers arc fall, Is Of the utmost
importance. A broken bar and a
swel'cd test arc often the only indica-
iions the owner gets u inconsiderate
basic ia driving his COWS. a wide
gate. or sakng eut tie bars entirely,
II safer than 10 Jet them down al 8ne
end
= dairynan complain. u tie sea-
son a. bad iof the dairy, bat his neigh
bors say, tie sraipiag q shepherd's
doas Is worss than the season.
Tvn boys ana 8 log isas unEi for
driving cOws ~ tlsty aOald D foT driy-
ire a mos ms machine os 3 locomotive
We lave seen oae boy AID dog urge
tsaem te the bars, and aaogher wateh
oaisA.e so give ihem . seo8 scare, aal
make them lasnp ~ tllsy csgfa3 shn'ogh.
Yetthr god d4iry wonaa id nos kaow
Wis hef chess WAs sEislr lhe next
d. r. Eemsgeas