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The weekly union record., 1865-12-09

Application for Pardon


vUNO THE COUNTY JUDGE AND DISTRICT
Il Attorney of Butte county California. Notice
is hereby given, that will apply to the Governor
of the State Of California for the pardon Of j. r.
Welborn who was convicted at the March term,
l>65, Of the County Court OF the County of Butte,
of the crime Of Grand Larceny and sentenced to
the State Prison for the term Of five years.
(Sirned) JOHN JONES.
accept service of the above this l4th day OF
October, 1865. 5. R0SENBAUd.
District Attorney Butte Co Cal.
accept service OF the above notice this l4th
day of October. 1855. ". 5 Stafford,
County Judge Butte County.
State Of California, County Of Butte-I j. G.
Moore County Clerk in and tor Butte county, State
Of California do hereby certify the foregoing 10 be
4 true copy Of the application for pardon Of J R.
Welborn and the acceptance Of the service Of the
same upon the County Judge and District Attorney
Of Butte county California, now On file in my
Office.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of the County
Court this 27th day of October, 4. p. l>65.
Us J. &. MOORE. Clerk.
JANES GREEN, Deputy.
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FisTuLl LAghETsALls.-A Eluderfal cure uer
formed BY IlT. n. A. OARS having y ne ur5s- -,
notice, &c !eel, the greAt-stest conSls nee m r..,
nendinE his superior Treatment T. such =. ~, h..
Sulctsd win diseases q the eve Tn. curc ~,
p%fioru-1 amer the css- had tesu p-Uuouuead ~
ernirent physicians incurah.s and the eve .rtI-sl
os.tf y =. snd life de-paired a. The eve L, a.
Heil. healthy And brilliant srer ana no one csn
osSerH ne oinerence- Il Is res " wonderful eurr
snd ronic Krsee any Of sur medical --eor,Is =
success 20 Or Osks and his superior treatment.
which q entirely new ''
ILcN, Nay 2fst ISL
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r,s UTICA, august ~ 30
ftAH Sih Permit ne. very respectfully L. mr.
ir't on With this certificate A. a to.en III tou,
N,n.eriul ssill az physeizH, and Of yuur def.5rt
ment ssa gentleman
FoF more thAn seven year, haY. 5-en .fsi-t..-
'lth sseNness = nature peculiar O. f-rnal.s -
cept That va hedridden for over two ,e.rs 49,
uhspie !" move vithoat assistance / have h.d nin-
inherent physieiAns IN the last two YEAR ON, ~
rhon could help me Indeed. % use ttefrout r,rds
they we're completely PuIrl u with ~ c, =. M
th-t oil the medicine Ia the world ND pot -e.,-.
ne nor even help ne" AMER much lea.sti.n
Na1ent@d o. Try YOUR treatment; / Asd heard -,
y AlEhly spoken Of by those whom You hSi t,,-..s
ION r-sifed the truth for myself that y-ir ar,
~ -SliI VS. beneficial. and that yuu- tr.x,rarrt
l-lpoa me N less than twu weeks IN four mcsf5,
as % much improved that even nv frisnd1 We.
.s.21.saed ! continue to improve and saa aos
oaeerraliy sdd this, my mite with HUNDREDS Of oth
=, rnese iVesyou have ssv-d and rendered hspp,,
Wy "oc ble" on, Or. Oaks. In YOU surobli,J1s,
- orneaeient mission 20 suffering bumspitv
70. HlSAys be happy 70 reply 20 Sny uho ~ =,
- . $50 70 Your capabilities aud an
IN, oesr a..
fou-s, rssp-0tfllly,
Mrs. n z. GREY.
kor references sse Circular 70 - had n hi, r,rns
VEo~ a2Er7 from A. NJ. until 81
i-~iy
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DISASTROUS FIRs.-Thcre WIS a great Ere in
Philadelphia Yesterday, commencing in
Blackburns coal oil warehouse on Ninth and
Federal streets.
Oil that oscspcd from burning barrels
poured over into Ninth ST. and down to
Federal street filling the entire street with
lake Of fire and ignitIng houses upon both
sides OF Ninth street, Tor two squares and
Carrying devastati N int Washington, Els
worth and Federal streets Fully FIVE squares
of houses were on fire at once. The scene
was one to make the stoutest heart quail
Men. woman and childred, were entirely
roasted alive in the sirrots
Capt. Joseph II. Ware who occupied
dwelling in tie vicinity, with Lis wife. FIVE
d4usLt'r-. and two sons. all succeeded in
q. ing into The street from tire house. ir-t
= tt.y lets their beds. bus found themselves
IN rivers of ire, The family became scat
relcd. Ms Ware he'd her Youngest child,
% nutiiul LITTLE girl. IN her arns and was
,,.tlvuuriag Co save her. She f-il when
hui-,If. hor .iitlC child ami another iaush-
.,s about Is wears of oge. We're burned 10
death o.. tire street. and tleir t0dics were ~
hmijiy mutIlated that they can only %,
Identified hy peculiar circumstances. Capt.
Ware. ANA h,s two SONS e-caTgd. but the
the ut'rr ;hr.e daughters are missing SIX
hodir> in III thus Tar have Icen recovered.
thrc, of hem invc been recognized ns be-
longing 90 Waru's family. AnOthtr II the
todc- l. Supposed to be- that OF jams
Gibbons There j. also a body Of a boy not
Yet recognized. snd THAT Of u fireman Il j.
though, sey,rsl other I.r>0ns have persisted,
and thcr uniie- are stiil under the ruins
Fifteen lives are reported lost The
str, f- were at times aoojed wl,h snow.
water and cal
Ol nam along the stree.S m fall blaze, set
;Ug Ore % boxer portions Of dwellings and
Ife,'uting tire cctTe Of Inmatc- Four
children are sad 10 have persisted in one
'ou-e. Fmty--cycn dwelling houses wcrr
harmed. Ut ~, Two thousand barrels have
been destroyed. 1t was insured mostly ia
NgT York
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1HE OFFICIAL CtUNT both brl.hches ul
tie national Legislature cunlrI,d in th.. :, n
oi tie II urc u Representative ou W,dn,,-
d., iOr tie Pui lOsc OF c-.uniiig tie 1 l. ct,ral
vote Tor Peel i',nt and Vice President OF the
United otatts Tor the term c.'pmcfcIn. "n
thu 4th oi Mach next. Upm cum ing tie
votes IL was ascertsinel that Abraham Lin-
la revived two hundred and tx, lye Votes
FIR Pr,tidcnr, and Andrew J,tnsun CIR Vice
Pr,sid, Mt the -sme number, who were then
declare duly elected. George u. McClriIan
and George II P,ndl,.ton lee, iv,d the yvtes
Of three Statr-New Jersey, Delaware and
Keutucky,-2l in all.
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from the Army ami Navy Journal. feb. f'h-l
,hH'l ~ IN .''s 'lli''yu MS "Iiei' 10
'u1 'S'''' i' a., GEMS anu mas euphAucAiis
ieporiei -" L vel MS recent speech at
.Hn, pom oe1, Aeus several .h'hSs OF "h'ch one
y 'l'' He S'u he'er gan ne leIui't 10 as
sumo n'''sy posi'''h' anu Ahoiher, that
V'e" "e uiii7,ll never ,Ape''s 10 DO So NO man
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FRANCIS ROWLAND
Blindness OF Forty Year. standing Cured

/, Samuel Sieere, of Fly Greek Otser- County
~ hrrehy certify That have been totally 81 I'd for
F0ErT VARS, and have teen ander the trss meat
o. The most -xperlenced Oeullsts sud srrgt,lrs al
Sev YORK, who have PRONOUNCED ny -Sse ineur.bl,
have been under Dr. n. A. Oafs treatuept fa-
seven weeks have seen hiu bot three times and
ioI ~ aIst uine todsy these many yssrs, -e-
allied 70 discover objects clearly twenty "a,
can also see 20 read bis nAme on his widow shsde
witch have done In the presence Of uitneases 50
excessive densht Al ret irninE vision. Whe1 srs.
stT the Doctor. ! vs. 5oupletely u-ustrx..5 4.
,-tiS health. lie p completely r.storp9 n 40
an very happy % Ssy that / EEL fully t.,nty
year. Younger. an neSrly - year. Old
SAMUEL sTEERE
Uuca. September nth. Isd2
hiTy,ssEs-J. 4. n idne, aud D. Calvin gi,,.,
FfAns fort, Hrrkim-E County.
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,Fr.-. d. unes Ms-r,-, H.-..a u

re sac pieAare IN recording another wonderful
care 2y D Oaks young man uho = ,u,pIoyst
- e-tlN IN me establishment u l. Hlkins Eso
ocnfecti0ner, &c. No g ileecEr Street Tf5., -,
enred OF total hlndnes airing from Auaar ia H.
perio- OF his life - MY
Ctfs, August 1851
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lnf Il AL8AH= rlilELs.

UNRAvELlNG A man coming home late
one night, 4 httle more than ..half seas
over. feeling Thirsty. procured a glass Of
water and drank it. In doing 50 no sw4l-
lowed small hall of silk that lay in tie
bcttom of tbs tumbler, the end catching in
his teeth. eerling something IN p mouth
and not knowing what It was, he hgin
pulling at the end; the ball unrolliRg, he
SOON had several feet in hi= hands, and s;iIl
nsfnd apparently. Terrified. he shouted at
the sop OF bis voice, "Wiie! wife! say,
wife, come here / an unrayelipg!"
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A Urge guar tity of lice has b,en slipped
from Ss'ahnali 10 NV York, and will lie
sold nj auction On Taurd y-itr the b.ne6t'
Of the POOR people Of Ssvsnasb.
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b. the .r- account 90 the New York
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Fra..-. ...u winch D., sy,.uliy ,-.- .cd. .c-
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riiI give but one &C -ie many incidents IT,.
,ar Libby .Knerler.t. .u.sa ha5 summer dan
and .,e ,scre all i,uf,s-i. when ine news came
,t.. Grant had ,s,i fcrIit y irn,I and ,iri,-
90 back 10 ronfu, ,!. fqan .-b -trur- aul that
great laliie h4i o.,,.iIt, 20 ,,ms obscure plso.
To- reuls, l.ui.ia. G .lisd titft,s ur..Nh.r Nlsair
nsd received a N-i-.L. defeat. ana Lee had
,atrgttI 5000 pri..l,r, tbe rebel uar.rs
isau'sei iaa mad ila,, .,..ri here
their suthoi1tr s could .,utrI ih,-r prisoner.
ami how tnr, c.u.l l.eI thsm viii. "a staring
the people II Ri,hmof.d That Nas sad. silent
night Ia Libby AMI even the usual evening
prt,,r- meeting ras cl5ude,i eith d.spondeucy
and doubt
There Vas one narro. among the score or two
IN the prison, who hau ercitei my curiosity. be-
cause. in couyeisstion with me. h. ig-lard that
he 1T no iuter,sf sr rb,. national conflict that
II VAS a speculstors' var on both sides, from
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meeting of the Third Congregation.
'cieiy of Burlington, WIS held in the ass
ment Of their new church On Thursday even
ins of last week, for the purpose Of renting
tie sit'ings ar Temporary pews THEREIN. We
HIN that the att, udanre was good, and the
hi'idinss for Choice Of seats quite spirited
TIE sun { four hundred anu ten DOLLARS WIS
thus raised from the premiums pail for
choice, in addition to the st-yen hundred and
fifty dollars at which the annual I, nts of the
sittlngs are fixed This is only for the base
ment rOOin, the church-roum above not being
yet fitted up for use -Sentinei, Ft5. l0h.
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POWERS & STORY,
DEALkHs IN
ft@nos, Cabinet Organs.
AND MELODEONS.

AND MELODEoNS.
BURLINGTON, yyRuorr
WE keep constantly on hand. lsrs, ...,,,.
meat Of the above inrtrun.nts S,o,- II.
sueh manufactures we kno1s 10 male th 49,
| .o' We variant ever instrument we sell for ~
i itAks, sad II u dOes not suit the uurcbaser ian ~
cry respect, b. Is 1T liberty % excLsnge n 80 =
| me, .ne United Cos Pianos made b 3 stoes %
| torsnen and sorkmen rum the hest uAuu6.-,ori.s
I Ses iork, We make our leading instTam, IL
me manufacturers, hy doing their own Isho. a.
&C MAJ icing personally interested arr .p.bI.d
am ,ib.S eisss Instrument, At les price than
anS ouieI e.eahlishment. Many Of ovr best mt
clans srd others, have purchased tbeu a.
the number We refer 70 '-A Ann'o
6 sfV q. ! ss E, Mere, Burlington.
Edward Lymxn,
S So w \ =: stone; c,Pl...s,grgh, Ny
aIrs. Dr. Tpodsrd, Brsnaoa1
We sre afro agents Tor
Durham SteinWay d Sons. U,,~,,,
Bros., Emerson. W Woodward A.
Brown,
Md others AL 'Estsn mrnts We sell NJ rn.,,,..
in ,nss l,V er set,e tom a.. snd seepng them
= Auoe We sA@e IN exchange Tor new thorrhv b.v
ihs strsA constantly on hand and for ale.
CABINET ORGANS, whose ,unrr,,-s,y IL ~
Instruments Q! the Msloieon eisss' re 70 Iii
40 y a.el uPun. Salnplss Always 70 5, sen
beware q ssente travuiing the eountrv ~i,h =.
re.poaslhihty, selling instruments. II mir 60
oat o. ten yo1 viii get cheated n Won nn--ss :. ~
tefn. but call At our wererooms At ri T. So
an do for you ~"~ see wat We
A POWERS m croay
aug - 'oS~- dkr
LACE COLLARS.
NJ ALtESs and Point Lace Collars, ju.t the thin,
AZ '"' = Christmas present At s
CT EDWARD BARLOWs. /
HADLEY co.
soft finished Six Cord
spool Cotton.
A NJ" ARTICLE now hein- int -odu,s-i int ,h,.
~ sofi pr the hrSt tine, u having BEEN rnI'y
tested and fund 20 he uns-rpasse1 bv atv ~ ~
.aFOt'e "isnds now IN Use. 10 or,-er ta bring IL -
i're the puhiieit Is srprdef a. . upueb les 80.
,hsn "ieisn threads. therefore We Invite ~. .,,.
IN oi La,'ies In particular, 70 give this tbre.5
: TAI nhd-nty tslieyiay it EQUALS IL not .,,.r,
any threa1 extant a la-go Quantity Iii mr..
.rfs lnst eoe'vec acc ready =. sale. All invi,.d
EDWARD LYMAN.
-, 81 as, Corner Store
dawlm.
COTTON wICkING.
ks IEE BALI. Pound oR BAL, fss ga. =.
Feb sss. 1855. R 49,
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CERTIFICarEs and REFERENCES

aILPosB, OrsEso Co., y. v, May oh. -.
Tbs e q certify that / have been Eet With
Catarrhal Bronchstisn Tor years. Las- Mach /
rss induced 70 try Dr. OAKS treatment which re-
teyec me 10 ten minutes. / used T. cough hattie
aisnti And rsis. 90 AZ average - mech IS : age
- cup full o. viscid phlegm. My sleep va - yery
mrcn disturbed, that you'd awake with burning
lever hud psrspirstion. Afer using the Doctors
1.t-1i,i1e 9ne month, sLinei In hesh 10 pounds Al
ne ea2 .! Two mouths weighed q pounds more
than IN March previous. Wy cough len ne In tuo
seesi The aight sSeats ee.sed in Z or 3 nights
Ny fever ief ne. Nv appetite and sleep returned
.nc sn truly Say thst have been A. Il we're m sd
iron TOE desa 70 newnssi Of life, and this with but
one u.oulh's treatment,
FRANCIS ROWLAND
JOHN ". SMITH.
For f-feseaoe, eheerfally refer %
DOOR RUSSELL, Bank CooperstoEn
JOHN Z. SCuTT
GEO. p WORTHINGTON.
WorthinEton HAnt.
CHAs. ". SMITH. OtseEo Bank.
hereby certify b. the Verarity Of the ahore
BETSY SMITH. Milford, 0tssgo Co, NY
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-z,lS. SONS sOKru AND ~ssr.
RUTLAND AND BURLING ron n. x
WINTER fRANGEMEST.

RJTLAND AND BC RJiNG TON ". x
WINTER RANGEMENT.
conns,cins Nov I4th 50. trains -in rss IS 81
lo-ss
LEAVE BUKLiysroE.
80 A. n. MAIL TRAIN foT Bost0u, Lowell w.
eS tiiehburSa, BrSttlshoro. springfield Hat
iord New Haven. Troy. Albany and New York ;
nrriv- IN Troy 9.i2 P. ~ New YORK SO ?. -,
rbssgs 70 sssis- 'ssfhsaf css-y, o. cars
li.lo A. ". AccOnodAfi OF Tram
30 - EMPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany. Ner
New York A. ~, by hudson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers
S" SY. re, 70 TrSy 'sissS1i c:aHy, q Coz,
Ner f-rk and Boston Arrive in Troy a. 30 a.
n New York i0A n. Boston ~
Itr'-gA 10 Ifss ana Boston isIth0tf chaHgs
u Cars.
Fro" "a, So-'s ~ kasl .ain. I,rir~ - S.-irA.-
To- fsifass
7.iS P. ~. MAIL TRAIN fr.tr Boston, 1...,-u "A d.,
csstsF, Springfield Hartford. Nes Iasru Tro,
Alh-uy and New Nurt Le4yrs ~, ton ? Is, , = .
S-N ora 20" A.S with ievpiu c. attiche-.
Troy 100 =.
a. AZ, SIGHr EMPRESS TRAIN. with sI-eyir,
Cars, from SsS IOrk and 3, s.as Iesvr. ,s-z
ORR ~ Pm, Boston 81 -
1850 1. II, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN froua Rut
lSne. "'
3 - TX, NV YORK EXPRESS. Leave. NJ
YORK At 20 PS. Through frvn Troy Eithou.
TICKETS soie To- ssra:ogs, Troy. Albany Ne.
YORK, Sohsaectsiy and all priuoipsf uoipts III, -
New York Central and Western Rsiirosis - -
ornatioe gwen BY
Bsekass checked through
- fars always as low a. b. Any other liz
GEO. A. MERRILL. sa.J..
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VERMONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
,.-- T-1 81 49,

TzGISs soISG s0UrH AVE EAsr.
Leave Bar.lastOH at 100 A. NJ. I2Zs P. NJ. AhA
a4oP.M
Mail Train leaves 81 Adams, SIS \. ", Bur
n1ton zoo A. NJ, connecting a. White River June
tion and Believe salls with trains for BostoR Wcr
essief. Springfield -nd View fork, arriving - SsW
York st i0.l5P.M
Day Express Leaves Ogdensburgh 81 $50 4. n,
Montreal At Sdo A NJ, Rouseis Point ~ 10 As A ~
for Boston, Troy and New York.
Might Express leaves Ogdensbursh st % - A Il .
hontreal5 Is Pm Rouse's Point SIS Pm arriving
AZ Bost0n a. 2tJ A. NJ, connecting a. Bellows PGlis
End with Vermont VALLEY Railroad for Spin geld
80. .ee arriving n New YorE .; i2-S0 P NJ
-ssISs soISs SOErH ASD Wssr.
, leave ssrl!nssr st ais A. NJ, rs P. n. 49,
P. Il 40 sooF.A.
h<y EI9rsss leaves Bostou Al -JoA.M. Vi,
-oss.-, ror bErlinEt0n, Montreal, Oe5easbur.
Cnic.co 49, ne Wet, making clo@e conn>ctions
hs,l Trs.I iesvef Boston At "a A. 81 vfr L.1y-l
Lss-e1o%. y s.tchbzrg. White River Junction
: Z P v, s1T Burlington Snd 81 Ainans
E,co1raodAtic2 Trslr Leaves Mortified AZ iO.1-
A. n, bgrl-ngsS- A. i2.i5 p. NJ f0r Rouss's Point
H-gat Express leaves Bellows Fails ~ Iu.oU p "
r@a-iTizg PsseEgerS from Vermont Valley R. K.
Saving New YOrE. At l2I5 P. 81. and from Cheshire
K. :. leaving Boston ~ 81 p II. connecting Al
Wis River funston with train leaving Boston a:
o. 2 n FOR Burlington, Rozss- Point. Montreal
A. 'Sdenshrrg; The Mail Trains connect with
P-ss1In psic Road
Sleeping cars are attached - both tue Si..tt Il
Sre,s -FAins running between houses Point and
Boston, snd Rous-s Point sud springfield
Ihr"rsA Ts-sc-f for chicago and the v est tor ale
~ the principal stations
MERRILL, sup--
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IHE NoRHFRN oariTAI OF BEBrtripS -
But the great Importance that attici,- p,
Montreal, in American eyes, nj present, Is
The fact HAT u u tic noTil tin caEitnl nf
rebellion; that II has given high yllc.- in
its homes a. MANY co. thy wlr,j spirits &c the
S1uth, and gi,'n them Iart OF iis press and
- much ~ - o. .rulfr ~rnrimrn. a. C., make.
Tf- "-e tiui. i.urira .Ht aui ryea uu-lf, 10
Jui't 'iiir.r 1r -rijl,r to ho recognized un
- r,'s. Do. wild demonstration OF los
iruah -, tU., city wl,u the o. ei,..,l. If
. 100 Course! WAS announced. ha. iern
'-'.'"'d hs reaction; thu passport sys-
Eva raI-ed wall and the rtciurocitv debate
Dr.. Our Congress reyeaLd a gulf thai terrified
@ ciIz,n.. " tie United States Is closed
..sL them. tae whole earth for nearly
ac year is shut out, fc7 -he ports #
o.. a,:a aIe then sealed with q blockade.
{ ...t al E4rope eJuli not raise They begin
now 90 di-trust the vipers they have Natn
hGsSlng C." sAeir hearts, and tel something
akin G." ie-f'd even Tor tic cruel and c.,i'-
'cmTtIhlr f,nker.
1Hf Il ALBa%s LAlLELF.
Benn'ti Young 4 o. e four other rear /
Ierted iaid1s arr corhnod very differently !
ir ~ w''Hi t'.ry were before their essane. /
hrir dlrff- ave no i"ngcr % pen u all and 1
g lH.dirg Hnd fasting and gsilanding Of /
't'te &c iI-rian ecnil, men and ..wurld's 1
iHr 81, that once disgraced the city .arr not I
r p'ut,d The trial Of the raiders will be
.''"Sei IN a few days, and al classes are
KING l"waid With intense anxiety 70 it
-"e lad h'tle nope ihat the decision
" 'l.li lc against them. but the honorable
'' . IA It ne , Oyin ial parliament, and the
-en !ltiOn OF riley put different face on
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FARM AND GARDEN.

CATTLE GNawING BnaaDs.-A VIII
ter in the Neio ElianI Firnser says =
Your CORES pondent in Maine, Mr.. Meiu
tire. wants to know the remedy for cattle
eating boards, bones, &c, For some time
have hoped s,me one would reP'y'
because ! am not. accustomed to writing
ior newspapers but as my husband ha>
been troubled for Il number ot years III
this way with his cattle, | will attempt
to give you his experience. Some years
ago our cattle would gnaw every board
that they could get at, and the cows. e.
peeially, would even gnsw the bottom OUT
Of the pals they were fed in, 1t not at
once taken away. This unnatural appe-
tite seemed to dry mp the coTs. and my
husband sold a uomber after they col
So as to give but little milk. "bscause,
as he said, .'they would gna~ the barn
down. When they went to other barns
they Quit their guawing, ard proved TO be
GOOD cows. Three years ago last January
! ba ho,uht a COW that was fceommenied
+, 10 =, excellent mixer He had no
had her week before she began to gna"
evsrv niece of board that Ahe could hnd
The next summer she gase only abou
! e;oht quarts Of milk a day. He bough
home. mead and chalk, 5u: she would NO
eat them. Aftes I uaae soap the mex