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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-01
STONEBRAKER'S
NERVE, BONE AND CORN
u 7 1T I M .E NIT i!
FOR MAN OR BEAST!

w aTTa0LeQ TO cure
Rheumatism, Sprains S,oelled Joints, Sore Throat,
Frosted Feet, Poisoned Sores and Bruises
Fresh Cuts, CornS Mumps letter, Pains
IN Limbs and Back, Stceeny on Man or
Beast, Saddle or Collar GalLs, Distemper,
Scratches &C., in Horses and Mules, and
all Diseases requiring an External Remedy!
The attention of the public is respectfully d.
rected to the above Preparation, as being one of
the best and most efficacious external remedies
now in use.
This fact is based upon the testimony of thou
sands of persons who have used it,
From the vast amount of good this Liniment
has done in all cases wherein it has been used,
and the frequent application made for it, have
been induced to place it before the public, and
let it stand upon its own good merits, knowing
that in every case where it is nsed, it will re-
commend itself All | ask is fair and i'm
partial trial, and if used according to direc-
tons, and no benefit, no charge Having such
unlimited confidence in its curative powers, |
have directed my Agents to refund the money in
all cases where this Liniment is used with no
benefit, the bottle with portion of its contents
TO be returned to the Agent.
IL will be found q sure remedy for Rheuma-
tism, Sprains, Swelled Joints, &c, and in fact
for all that we claim for it, it excels any article
of the kind yet tried
1t is also an inflllible cure for many diseases
of Horses, such rs Kicks, Snogs, Swelings,
Sprains, Old Sores, Scratches, Collar and Saddle
Calls, and all diseases requiring an external
remedy for Horses and Cattle it has no equal.
Gs> GIVE 1T A TRIAL.
A. II. GREENFIELD, Agent,
Corner Main street and Port Deposit avenue,
BEL AIR, Nd.
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Stonebralxer's
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS.

Be Sure to Ask for STONEBRAKER'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
AS they are superior to any other now in use.
GIVE THEM A TRIAL!
Give Your Horses ST0NEBRAKER'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
If you want fine and healthy Horses, and you
are sure to have them.
A safe, sure and speedy cure for Coughs Colds,
Distempers, Heaves, Hide-bound, Worms,
Bots, Scurvy, &c, in Horses, Loss of
Cud, Black Tongue, ETC., in Cattle.
DY the use of these POWDERS the appetite
I'D of the Horse is improved, all arrangements
of the Digestive Organs are corrected, and the
sluggishness of the animal disappears, he becom-
ing lively and spirited. 1t softens the skin,
giving the hair sleek or shining appearance.
The great superiority Of these powders over all
others, arises fiom the fact that they are COM
pounded Of medicines that have laxity, tonic and
purifying properties. The laxative removes all
impurities from the stomach and bowels, the tonic
adds new tone aud vigor to thesystem Of tic horse
by which the appetite is wonderfully improved,
and the purifying medicines contained in them
cleanse the blood from all impure matter, and
gives healthy and vigorous circulation. They
also improve the wind and are q sure preventive
of lung fever, yellow water, founder, loss of ap-
petite, and many other diseases incident to the
horse.
1t is also invaluable as condition powder for
Cows, increasing the flow OF milk and prevent
ing disease. Al persons owning COWS should ask
for STONEBRAKER'S HORSE and CATTLE
POWDERS, as il is very important through the
winter that they should be used to improve the
condition of the cow They have no equal in
fattening cattle, as they give them an appetite,
and loosen their hide, by which they thrive much
faster.
These Powders are sure preventative of HOG
CHOLERA, and are particularly adapted to the
diseases to which hogs are so liable, such as
coughs, ulcers of the lungs and liver, causing
them to improve much fister They should be
used in the beginning to fatteu hogs, as much
feed will be saved. These powders will be
found much stronger than most powders now in
USE and at the same time the most powerful
tonic ever used for HORSES and CATTLE of any
kind. All persons are particularly invited to try
these powders knowing they will continue to
use them.
Sold in every town and country store, and by
all respectable Druggists.
A. Fl. GREENFIELD, Agent,
Corner Main street and Port Deposit avenue,
BEL AIR, Md.
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rsv s,,un,p, IN tts cnltnre. So too I have found
Wheat spoken Of az an introduction from our aho ou'
whether this alludes 10 some particular variety 'na' "'
have been brought hther by American vesselS' OF
whether the meaning was that Wheat was introduced
from the West II have never been able satisfactorily
to determine, probably the latter.
By the middle of May the rape wheat AID barley fields
begin TO turn, and under the warm sans this rpenng
rapdly perfected Harvesting begins from the 18th Of
May 10 the st Of Jure. These dates are particularly
for the country about Yedo Bay. And now in whatever
direction VIC may look is seen smoke rising from every
hin side and valley Tie farmers are pulling the rape
Tie dry stalls are gathered in heaps tho seed Is trod
den ont the refuse is burned and the ashes carefully
saved for manure The few days that are required io
the rape harvest bring forward the barley to its rpn'
ing The barley harvest Is still going on when the
wheat and later rare come in making the month Of
June busy harvest month.
The wheat aud barley are cut with grass knives the
rude kind Of sickle which have before mentioned
The mornings work laid in the sun to dry and in the
afternoon the heads are whipped cut of by hatcher
OF bamboo or sometimes Of IRON resembling rake
with closely set short pointed teeth Mats are sprc"d
ON the ground TO catch tie falling heads and The the
grain is beaten out with clumsy fail The threshed
grain is wunoxed or gathered In baskets and taken 70
the farm yard where stands a fan.nil. eIact ooun'
terpart OF those found in every New'Eng ana irrn
yard quarter Of century ago. Each days Work IA
cleared up ~ II goes along.
Bu. oftortncs the harvest ceason Is interrupted D!
frequent rains when the japanese employ process
peculiar 20 themselves Tie grain is gathered IN 'he
sheaf carried TO some enisnt SPOT where hre is
lighted The farmer holds handful Of the sheof in one
hand and with lighted wisp of straw in the other
singcs the bearded heads III they fall from their stalks
in heap at his feet. This process is repeated III al TIE
grain has been treated in like manner. and the hre
though sufficient 10 snge the Gwns and burr oil inc
straw appears to DO injury TO tie berry The SIM
warm heap ia gathered up and taken to the farmhouse
where The grain is beaten ont the grannry floor OF
hard earth or oyster shell me and after this scorchng
separrtes readily from the remaining chaf In wet
June month the continual smoke Of their fires every
where seen ascending. - -.
| In oil this harvest labor but especially IN wei
season the farmers wife and daughter come INTO the
field again when the winnowinr Is done In the open
fields rs il more commonly is this generally fils 10 we
wonian's share. II there is fine breeze blowing tue
wnnowing Is done hy the simple process nature hul
Gates Ifthe breeze is wanting fan made oi Tie onl'
spread bcrs Of the palm leaf covered with paper sup
niles IT, Whose fan il in his band. says the abcien'
record and the old still holds om ndeas hlls
scross the seppcs OF Asia 10 these isles OF The sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Be,ore Judge
BETTs
TILL K. @. C'a.

In the matter ofhe hsbeos Corpus ofG. W. L. Bckey.
II is necessary now to mention that Dr. Buckley
was the president and fsther the knights u the Golden coe
In the period OF depression in 1868 Of almost
the land bot pdy has the face OF efsrs changed
almost forgotten. H. IL may possibly be remembered
imprsoned in Fort Lafayette through not ~ founded
OF the order and Of himself President, general OF bat
ever proper ,le OF the head Of this ouphibious order
appeaY that has lately been failing in heath and
tie grand jail delivery for Lafayette his friends have been
Induced under the Jews Of the country they fye
done their destroy hebess corpus before Judg; Bes
OF the H. T. District Court reiurnsblc On the 25tb s We
understand that Mr. Buckley claims that the order oil which he
should be representative hoss 10 the Jitsd
States.
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Advertise ineni.
fs.,.or-,trr,aN Ep>StT MpTIpN.

W. saw :, per,ons having Consuup ~, In whatever v -
Of the disease use pr. WIsnARTs fiNs lGts Az
which 1. readily teSsn up py the blood and carried ~
rrs ard the heenz principles of the Tar SET upon 10 10
eA Or. IN M, lunr. and 81 their decay 10 0uce nu
paeat. Afe H. saved THE piss fREs I,a M. M
-, nc,,r to Dissolve the thick mucous tiA1 s,eP ~
.,nd rss,.s Of the lun.s and rKpels II oa sns y.n.sS
ng ss iRgn TAR CORDIAL prs The blood no .oSs. IL,
y Of NJ s,olous uasr thsi IL COM s lie Face anl
al San pi.ea.es are especially cured ey n s.nonS ..
pNp rnRP Tan CORDIAL Chce, NO " '
III iiadcIphis. A, r,.,,ieL Wagehouss, Ne
/ %. Roadway. !.
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Before Justicr LEONARD
II Him AID ntner. at laInes nillanMo
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TKiAL TKRx-Before Jud
BRADY.
TENDER OF CORN.
Fdw.rd A. Moen sgt Luther c. Tibbrti.

Fdvard 4. MOen 10. luther Z. Tlbhrts =
This claim arises out Of contract made by Mr..
bbes Jr the pure ~ which M Ibb-tts DAD not
sccert and hch sold by M MoeD after tender and
Ice 10 Mr. Tbbetts The tender of portion made 10
Mr. Iibb.. while In the Ioomb. by producing aud onens
the receipt which Mir. Ibbeits not M
Mr. Moen. nsue The tender Of the remainder made by
note In which plaintiff stated he had warehouse reo~pts
and would deliver Mr. Hbbetts receipt OF Ls
tilted check. The Court held these tenders good snd over
ruling other legal poins presented ~ the dednt -
not applicable the case directed verdict or the psuun
FOX the amount HE l69 H. Churchill WEIGH AID
Woodbury. for plaintiff, n. Mlsrd Tor defendant
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CITY ITE MS.

ONE HUSDIFD AND SECOND REGMFET, n. @.
s. l-Tle members OF this regiment who intend to en's~
the United States service for year requested to rpoa
to Ms.r T. A. Roberts, at the Vh Congressional D'iro
recruiting Office EsseI Police Court between The hours o.
a m. and 4. p
COUNTY VOLUNTEER CoMMIrIEE-PLENTY OF
Max BUT 40 Mo,Ey.-Ths Volunteer Committee yesterday
enlisted A. the Park Barracks only l2 the for ,ca
small number being received WIS chiefly That the conneo
yer. ont Of funds There doubt Ut least men IN
and about tn Barracks during the day. who would have en-
l;ed If the committee had had che means whefewh 20 Ply
them TODAY however the matter may be remedcd ,nS
nosv sops been taken to supply the COMMITTEES WIKI
Sd ifoient funds, AZ least ter tie present.
An AprEAL TO THR BENEvoLENT.-Ine AircaS'
fon burch which has hitherto been compelled TO hod -
pubc eryces I'm unsuitable location IN west l"ehy
sshtt E1th ave. very much to ITS dissds an'sse me-
Of hip suited its wants during the present season S
this end .ocith such aid generous public may Do VIA
IN, 10 b,,tow Contributions may cent TO the Rev rerx
opxius Pastor Church aud to Mr. James IS baAe o.
WiNm sburgh who authorized TO receive ssoreppoas
and MAX collections in aid OF enterprise.
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comm cALEypAPs-Tu,, M,
o. THREE.

SUPREME T-CIRcUlT.-Part Nos. 1910,
1852 1888 1859 1872 1919 100 1884 62a Part lL-No, i9
I2 lt0 1874, 1894. I4 1852 I4JS. 90 100 i4 1884, Az
of Law end actEo III. 100 20l, 23 ~, 40, 2l9
25 Z.8 III IsG l<8 a. ~, 2lJ "a ms Ia 2s5 49, les,
362 2O9 ZS. 2 lsa. 220 2gL Demurrcrs, hOs ~ ~ ~
SUPERIOR COURT--Part Mos. 1873, 1881, 1851
49, sl5 5Ol7 4gO5 1888 1853 Joli 1855 o $780, 43i 325
Part u--Calenda pnchs Iged.
CoUhr or COaMOS PLEAs-Put I-tAdjournej
Rqp.y ca sndlr dOhdsy.l P.r U.tsbWt es4clJ -Aos.
no Va I2sG
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A.. :, r.rp.ryp ANNUAL OF PHRs,

TuE New ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL oF NM
,na pu,.uroeY for 1865 hiss an ALMANAC for hans
,n,.,,, Pbysosnomy, with eusravinFs-peos"
IN c,r,,-pby.osnomy of our Genera'-coOr Of tho f,e-
The Five Race. of Manself Reianee-sim' OF .nMas
whe,s TO Find VIE Price only )! crrs' prepare ~
,o., pleas. .adr.. Messs FovIvs -''
WAY N.Y.
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The NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
No. 363 BROADWAY, NEw-loEE.
7.:sOs
ARE THE BEsr INyIsIMKST.

ARE THE BEsr INyIsIMKNr.
PAYING
2 J-1OrIIs PER CENT IylEREsT,
and convertible inei years into
L. s. 500 GOLD ISIpTsr-lEARISG BoNDs.
7:,o Morris o. HAsD Al HIS BANK ron SALE n
SUNS ~ $50 ASD UPWARD. thus aiio.d.ng N oppoF'
tuniy for all to subscribe to this popular loan.
JosEpH L. ORyls, President.
JoHs 4. HILL, Cashier
NEW. York, Jan. 2s ls6A
I1tn AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK oP NEW
YoRl<-Ths Bank has commenced business at No. -
Broadway, and Offers its services to the public.
Collections viii be made all accessible points on
the lowest terms
An orders for Government. Securities will be promptly
executed and the customary commission allowed Ia
purchasers.
Special attention win he given to business connected
with Government and persons wishing TO avoid the
Inconvenience OF addressing the Departments are In
,ited to apply " the officers Of this Bank.
Moan l. WnsoS President
AlJpEp A. Pcsr Cashier
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1858 1864
fg5, lOo " fe2, Os9 10


1858 1864
ksalO3 " fe2 Os9 &c Tao. tl30li 81
The dry goods Gales to-day presented no new fea-
torres Of special interest. Tho market remains as
unsettled as ever and tho prices continue depressed
At Townsend, Montant Il Co.'s there was a mixed
sale of dry goods, wooers, Sc. which was attended
with only moderate success. kobbo < Corlies had
u fair sails of woolens aud tailoring goods. As was
10 be expected, the prices ruled low, and the sale
was rather heavy. The sale at Wlmerdngs. Hocuet
Co.'S though exception to t4e general depression.
compared fAyorahly with many Others that have Taken
place during. the week. The catalogue included dress
goods silks. hosiery (pariialy damn yec) ncn goods
&c. The dress goods and linons sold quite we'll, and
prices S. disconrngingy low have been before sue.
nlitcd TO- lot OK Jouyins kid gloves black and col
ored sold only tocr.bly. bringing V. l2 s4 20; and
gents black Co. at 80 IS black Md eauntleis at
A. Co. There also sale OF long line Of handler
chiefs which was attended with Only moderate
there seeming Ia be a disposition t. dcluge the market
with them. Haggerty CO. had very fair sale OF rib
bOns. Tie catalogue was entirely cleaned out, with n
great many duplicates. The market for ribbons is a
falling oRe and all hn,s considered the rates brought
10 day reasonable. ~ least The ogness seemed IL
be satisfied with tie result.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-CrRcUrT-MARcH 23.-Befo's Justice
MrLLis
TINE sALEe.
Dart AIT. Never.
n A. ,a.l - Ma-xh 1879 tha utaipfiH sold

TINE sALfS.
Dart act. Never.
On the 10Th Of March. 1863, tho plaintiff sold 70
dfrdrt Al l26 $50 GeD Of gold buyer On he pa the
defend ant directed Dart Co. TO deliver one lot Of ey to
WLitehouse son Morrison and the other SluoW 20 Wa.
thereon Wallace Brodresd refused their 0, Tho rsiu
fs then carried the gold hye day. and II hnay Q, The
Board for 49, The plsiuh claimed the Difference an ut
Ing 20 ,g7 20 Nj Weoxson, the counsel for feic da
moved for ronsut the grouuds: M That tie sale - ING
in effect contrso. b. executed within three csvs and
not being s;smEed according IN w void 3D. That The
subsequent carving for days contract extend
Ing b1vobd the three dny. provided for IL .reon Of III,
act Of March 1853 and therefore void. ID - b'in
| q time sale for Differences Il was gambling Trans
action eonf,a bono, mora, md on that account void
MI McMshon fox plaintiff urged that the oct dd rot Tor
bid hree DAYS sale and therefore not nond1 THU sec "a
Of the extension not contract, bat
favor defendant and that nothing tue case
70 show any gambling improper Transaction No eonire
dcory evidence bi offered the Court directed verdict of
the whole amount and Interest.
CHAMBKRs-Before Justice LEONARD.
Isaec NJ Singer Catherine singer. Ihi. was motion
open the The ground that Obtained by col
lesion the principal witness denying IN AfdsSs TIE
Truth Of his former testimony The plaintiff resss on toe
ground that there cousion and that having married
and gotten two children BY b.. pres. vie ~osd "oIA
DECISIONS.
Before Justice LEoSARp
Agon H. Philips and others sgt James McOuillan-ho-
ton denied 10 Of opposng 10 sbde event Mary =
Pare at John H. Psg--Report confirmed and judgment OF
divorce naned Charles Il. Allen against Deiis > Nnch-
and N.wliaven Rroad Co a.. Robert schuyler nd oi'r.
The attachment 20 tncss The potiouers arLd their
petition in thi. respect within time to 10 txed In tbe
OrLe lls "
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S OFFICE - MAx~ u
.soruFR CoIrNrERFEITFR PARDoSED3

William Wagner, convicted IN the United o'",os
Circuit Court Of councrieiiing United States currency -
been Iaroned BY tho President through his conr % MI
Jonas b. Phi FPS.
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-MArou 2a.-refor

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-MAHCH 2J-Fefort
Justice SCHRrGAn and L jury
TWENTY DOLLARS FoR CALLING NAN COPPER
HEAD AND TaAIToR-AS ASSAULT AND BAT
TERY SUIT TRIED IL SIX MINUTES BLFoKB A
JURY o. THREE.
John Aitken ngt. w. ". Bun.
The plaintiff, lawyer having an Office at No.
10 Sasaast sned he deeadnut senogphe having an
traitor in October 1884 Counsel for defendant moved 20 Dis
miss the compliant the ground that there 10 cause Of
action. IN, lodge fret strongly cE.d g gfsrt the
notion but uded that the oueiOn Whether by the use
the traitor the defendant meant 70 charge the crime
Of treason might b. left 10 the Defendant. let proVoca
lion tie part u the pant son on Drce boy IN disturbing
tho building by noise und sylar4iue and that when sy rsl
saucy and red 70 bis father in dthsnt aud threatening
way which excited the dendnt aud caused ni 20 use The
language complained Justification also set IN the
alleged Of dsloya language by the psinth during the
present Proof ven 20 some exel OF The arsa'
lions Of the defense other proof Of ALLEGED dloya rcuaco
that offered rled out not having cone TO the
knowledge Of the defendant The Jury nine hours
ing upon a verdict Of go IN fsvor Of the plaintiff.
Plaintiff tIsd his cse Messrs Cooper Roe icf do
ieldsgt.
John Aiken IT,. sg' the
1h'p action Tor alleged assCut upon the son
Of tho ,rver and growing Of alteration TIE
proof that the defendant took the boy by ne rim Of his
hat saying How dare you say yOl making noie "
and then thrust him IN b. fathers end closed the door
On toe charge ofhe Court who said addressing tie Jury Of
three being III that could be- got u the time "Gcncue this
f. very small jury, the plaintiff l. very sua boy and
suppose you give him very smell verdict ysTir.
nccoldngy rendered for ak cents tie having
pied but ga inmates.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE CRY 4,


FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE CRY -
NEW YoRx. oit rel rsnnH q
Nos. - AND % PNE-sr., sis.
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF The Unr0
STATES
Have for sale, ready for delivery.
United STATES $40 TREASURY Norma
Convertible. as maturity into $40 GOLD sxAHnA
BONDS.
UNITED STATS 1910 BosDA ...,.-r
UNITED STATES $50 BONDS
UNITED STATS 1-YgAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Dysfs,
and attend to other business with the Government
p. Z. CALHOUN. President
Il. SEAMAN Cashier.
LIvERMoRE, CLBws g. Co.,
BANKERS,
No. 20 Wnll-st, N Y,
oyEysC.NT AGENTS FOR TBR SALE OF THR Q. =
7 $40 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers, Brokers' Insurance
Companies. and all parties purchasing for resale,
livery. ...
ALL KiSps OF u. =. SECURITIES FOUGHT ANp tcfA
UNITED STATES
Y $40
TREASURY NOTES fr U
Tor immediate delivery, at
HowIs g. MAcYs, Banksrs
..-,f r. no % Walls.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsslOHs-MAncH 2s-Befor-
City Judge Russell
vob, NoCihhnn I'm rplary in fhe first Dc ,rpc

State Prison five yeafs.
T. H. smith pleaded guilty Of attempted burglary. State
Prison two years aud six months
Archibald Giles, grand larceny. State Prison two years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
Receipts Of Produce.

NARcr 2}-2ges bbls. Flour. III bbis. Whisky, 26a
bhls. Corn Meal, l,57i bush. seed. 500 pkgs Pro
visions. io27 pigs Butter 81 pigs Lard. y Dressed
HOGS
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Hardy Sorts Describea-Commen and
Botanical Nnnics-A Love for Flowers
sbouId be Cultivated.

I'VE have prepared several articles sbont the Cultivation q
Flowers aud Vegetables which snail pnt io the benefit oil
.ncb mart sriye go ahead farmers and others "a have
and and are willing ard ruNous TO make thtr homes what
tanners should be- Those who too .pgy and lazy TO 81,
sunr emf around for Kitchen and Flower Garden and
ues. Lieut. Law for their comfort and cultivation az well
~ TO enhance the vaac Of their property and 1t the same
time afford their friends pleasure by the privilege Of LOOKING
al H. need no. read them. These Kind Of people zee the Bean
tf ory the Useful and tie Useful 30 poorly cared ici
that IL becomes tue Unsgh'y ard Improbable We do not
wish 10 work for such people We have written these n
e, Tor those who Ike the beautiful well rs the Useful
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FARM LIFE IN JAPAN..-.uL

Arm md May vcrdure-Enect Of Fore'sn
Intereeursc en- nusbnndry- Rice M" '''
Cuiture-A Land Of Running ""'ef'-
Precautions Against Drou'h-Terr"e-
tnr-UpIand Ricc-swect Po'afoes-A
p.,.,., Observation-Disclosures OF
Wheat and the Common fo'a'"
Harvest Month Of June-RnPr' ""e"'
and Barley Harvcst-uow TO secure
Wheat in n Wet scason-Piilnis o.
F;re-Thc Sickle. FInii md fan'"i"'