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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11
Agricultural Items.

Farmers are often troubled by angle
worms dropping IN their wells during dry
weather. TIE Name Farmer advises dig
ging Z trench next the stone work, and
down 70 the hard pan. and filling with
gravel The worms will not dig through
the gravel
The use OF elaborate OF potash IN ounce
doses Is recommended whore dairymen sui-
fer from abortion among their cows. The
salt Is harmless.
The culture OF cotton Is increasing very
generally in the island Of Tahiti A
wealthy English Company having secured
possession Of q large extent OF land and
employed upwards of four hundred Coolies
have Just despatched their first crop TO
Valparaiso.
The milk Inspector in Boston estimates
the sales OF milk in that city at 81, 900, 900
yearly
1t is said that l5 OOe bushels Of wheat
were recently re-shipped from Liverpool to
this country.
An eminent and successful farmer OF
Carrgan, Ireland, uses salt as tOp-dress-
ing tor grain crops, at the rate OF about
four cwt. per Irish acre, which tends to
stiiien the straw and prevent it from lOdg-
ing.
\ New Hampshire farmer sheared los
pounds OF wool from seven bucks. The
fieeces Of three Of them weighed 65 pounds
From 1000 maple trees, in New Hamp-
shire 400 pounds OF sugar were made this
year.
A mixture of hartshOrn and sweet oil, in
about equal parts, rubbed on the caked
udders OF COWS, has been found a sure rem
edy by a correspondent of the German
town Telegraph.
/ IL is said that making several holes, Of
an inch or two in diameter and two or three
inches deep, near each hill of corn, will be
the means OF destroying large numbers OF
cutwOrms. 1t would be well to make the
holes while the ground Is wet.
j. D. Churchill in the Rural american,
says that half teaspoon OF saltpetre once
a day for a week is the best remedy he ever
used for bloody milk or caked bag in COWS.
\ cheese factory has just been started at
Wheaton, H., which has capacity for con-
Stunning the milk OF SEQ to 400 COWS. The
prOprietors make cheese for farmers for
TWO cents per pound, or buy their milk at
one cent per pound
The wool growers or Sangamon county,
ILL.,, have organized company, and intend
TO build large steam wooden mill. prob
ably at Springfield. In that county there
are about 100, 900 sheep. whose annual pro-
duct Is about 500, 600 pounds VI wool.
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aQritnIturaI aln DOmtstit.
Selecting Breeding Horses.

I, may perhaps be justly asserted mat
there Is more difficulty in selecting me
Droper mare 10 breed from, than gOOu
horse because she should by all means
possess somewhat opposite qualities Her
carcass should be long AMI rOOmys Dul YET
with this there should be compactness Of
form and short OF legs. While on THIS
sublect let me advert 70 the fallacy OF the
nractice OF breeding from poor WORKOUT
mares especially IN cities OF sending them
into the country, crippled with OOne-spaVln,
4ounder. ring-bOnes, curbs, etc, etc, anu
uniting them 10 the same style Of horse
The prevailing opinion with the majority OF
men is. that anv mare, no matter how Ola
or debilitated. can bring forth and raise Z
rood colt. Hence il IS We 80 often see
soue farmers and breeders always stocked
with a Tot Of worthless trash decreplt or
OrergrOwn, and never tit Tor anything. IL
i a common error, that because mare has
once been good she IL III Tor breeding,
when she is no longer capable OF ordinary
work. Her good blood and perfect frame
NAV insure a fOal Of some value, but be
no doubt will inherit portion OF her worn
ont constitution. Great care must be
taken in pairing the animals in the act Of
breeding, for speedy purposes, and too
much stress cannot be put on the formation
Of the stallion, OF which fear | can give
but little satisfaction. II greatly depends
on the shape Of the mare, and the kind Of
q horse wished TO be bred. Any man OF
common sense, wishing 10 raise speedy
horses, will not employ a station with
heavy upright shoulders for horse with
heavy shoulders never got first rate trot-
ter or road horse From him the breeder
can obtain nothing but cart or plOw
horse, and 10 nine cases out Of ten, that
perhaps spoiled by the opposite form Of
the mare. 4 fine rangy neck almost al
WAYS accompanies good thin Oblique
shoulder. That firmness and elasticity Of
motion shows fine breeding and strong con-
sttutiOn i daily demonstrated in long per-
fOrmances on the turf COnquerOr was one
OF those who did not tire in his one hundred
miles Lady Suffolk in her day showed this
- for she could stay any distance; Trustee
was another OF that beautiful description;
Black Hawk, with host OF others,
may be mentioned. They were all gifted
with the desired requisites for speed. The
parents should be IN the full possession OF
their powers or at least that OF the horse,
as far as strong health and condition 20.
The system OF crossing requires much
Judgment and experience in my opinion,
great deal more, indeed, than breeders
usually posses. The bad qualities Of the
cross are too soon eDgraited on the original
stock, and once engrafted there, are not
for many generations eradicated. Cor.
Wlike'S SpirH
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DR. W ITTIE Err


~ Is regulsry educated an leg itmAteiy qualified,
aud has experiences in all forms % disease knOwl
edge quite Indispensable N the treatment Of the
raj diseases IN 81 It's varied and complicated forms,
and has for years made the treatment OF private dis
eases his business and study. Experience thu best
Of teachers has enabled him t. perfect remedies at
once sufficient. safe, permanent anu ia most cases
can be used without hindrance q business
Particular attention given 10 old standing cases
such were considered ineurahf. syphilis, IN all
forms GonOrrhea, elect structures, Orchites, Dit
betes Bladder, and Urinary Diseases Also, tbs ef-
fects o. solitary habits, both TuinOus % body and
mind, and which produces some 81 the following ef-
fects Blotches Bodily Weakness Constipation, Aver
sion and Uneasness 10 Female Society, Unmanlines-,
Dread Of Future Events, finally a complete prostra
tinn Of the vital powers loss OF memory, ringing N
the ears, Can be fully restored 20 health
All letters with stamp, answered
Dr. ". Is tbs publisher Of a new work entitled Nip
the Ey IN the BUD. which will be sent = al on re-
ceipt Of ten cents - prepay postage.
Consultation free Charges moderate, and cures
guaranteed.
Dr Whittier cures The very worst kind OF rupture
10 Few weeks
Post once box e2s4 once aud consultation rooms
l64 South Clark street. Chicago. You can Sea the
Doctor every day from A. NJ 10 r. N.
537Vl
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Time to cut Timothy hay.

G s Paine. OF Vt. writes 20 the \. Y.
Farmers Club: The question should not
be. al what stage will II produce the most
weight or bulk. or. perhaps, nutriment, i!
that uutriment Is turned 10 a hard crusty
she'll or wood. and cannot be made avail
able 10 the animal that consumes t. such
hay may be best Tor city consumer, where
he cuts. and. perhaps. steams il 70 make i
tender but think no, for the farmer. l
have noticed that animals are more fond OF
hay cut at least before all the heads are II
blossom. / have noticed that II after feed
ing such hay you change TO timothy cut
after the seed Is ripe, they viii look at the
feeder, a. much as o say, / want something
better And then again. YOU viii ind the
mice will bgrrOw in such hay. and you Will
find IL full or chat and chankln-s 4 man
OF my acquaintance cuts his timothy mostly
before IN blossom, and always finishes be-
fore IL Is out OF blossom, and . = astOnisn-
ing % see how much stock the bulk Of his
hay will keep; the hay looks almost Ike
green grass; his sheep and cattle fat on Il,
and 30 far from the sod deteriOrating, II i
improving every year, and he winters more
stock on the same number OF acres than
any farmer | am acquainted with. His
crop OF rOwen Is almost u good as the 1rst
crop"
ALFRED YOUSG writes My father cut
timothy when IN full bloom, and | know
that he iatted cattle on that kind OF hay,
without grain or other feed. Also one OF
the best dairy-men IN this township says
that cows will give much more milk, fed on
early mOwn hay than late. have always
believed that ripe timothy was not much
better than straw /. IS what | call grass
straw, being woody and dbrous, with but
little nutriment-
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EARLY MILEING.-COws should be MIXED
early IN the morning, 30 that they can feed
on the dewy grass. Two hours Of such
feed Is worth as much a. that OF the RESI- OF
the day. towards getting "a good flow OF
milk. 80 wake up boys nj fathers rap on
the partition wall. and have the cows in
the pasture before anybody else. Be sure
and milk clean. \ boy VINO VIII ALWAYS
milk clean Will have 4 good recommends
ton OF being faithful wherever he goes,
and such recommendation always 20 a
great ways among business men.-Mame
Farmer
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GRAPE CULTURE.-A German resident Of
heokuk, Iowa, four years ago last spring.
bought ten acres Of ground five miles from
the city, on the rapids, and the same sea
son planted four acres of it in crane cut
tlngs. While the grapes were maturing
the recent summer, he was offered hv a
gentleman Of that city. $4,000 tor the
chance OF his crop. lie refused 10 sell
however and his vintage yielded him 500
gallons OF wine, worth 81 u gallon. 50. 600
Tor enc years crop OF grapes. This is an
enormous profit, and seems more ike the
SOld-hndlng stories of California fifteen
years ago, than an incident certain. dis
lance dependent on the angle at which the
ascent was made. and to some extent. on
TIE amount and direction Of the agricul-
lure IN Lee county, Iowa. C0lmanS Hu-
rat World
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FALL PLOwING CLAY LASDs.-Our farm
ers are learning one very important thing
in farming our clay lands-that is, fall
blowing, il done at the right time and we'll
done Although it does not accord with
the views OF our examplers, yet experience
has taught Us its great benefit. No ma
chinery yet invented can fine our clay land
like the frOsts OF Winter. l can convince
any one if they will only look on . piece Of
barley here part Fall plOwed and part
plOwed in the Spring. But the benefit TO
the crop is not alive can plOw for one
half the cost in the Fall. Our teams are
in good condition, and ready, with q small
expense for feed. / close, and may say
more on the subject OF blowing some other
time, as that Is q very important part OF
farming. Country Gentleman.
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TO BUTTER MARERS.-As this Is the sea-
son OF the year when those engaged IN the
dairy business are much troubled bv a
small fly well known 10 Ouse-keepersl
getting into their milk and cream. | offer
the following simple and efiicacious remedy
for the removal Of the annoyance: Take
the leaves OF the elder bush, very common
in most localities, and hang them iu sew
eral places about your milk room or vault
renewing them as they become old and
wilteI. You Will ind yourself rid OF . dis
agreeable veXatiOn. at but a small expense
OF time ani trouble Try il.
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T aides take Particular Notice
II HE
REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILLS
( Warranted Frsnek

Ties pills, So celebrated many year ago 10 Paris,
for the relief 81 female ire .Ular ties and Afterwards
so notorious for their criminal employment in the
practice Of abortion offered for the rst time
IN America They have been kept m comparative
Obscurty rom the fact that the originator from the
fact that lT Nelp9u IS physciAn IN Paris Of great
wealth and strict CONSIDERATIONS principles AMI has
withheld them from general use lest they should be
employed Tor unlawful purposes. Ia overcoming fe-
bursting open the food gates from whatever cause
may have stopped them. but they are offered - the
public only for Legitimate uses aud all agents for
hidden % sell them when q understood that the
and Holmes = Co.
Ladies Can procure a box, sealed from the eyes OF
the curious BY enclosing dollar AID six postage
stamps 20 o. G. SIAPLES, General Agent for IS.
Waterfowl, Y, or 70 the above sgents 5s0yl
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IOWA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE LANDS. -
Inc lands granted TO the State Of Iowa by
Congress, 10 aid in the establishment of an
Agricultural College in that state. have
been carefully selected and located in he
Des MONIES valley. They are now offered
Tor sale-most OF them at - . an acre,
They are sold for cash. or on short or lonr
time AZ eight per cent. interest: or rbaV
may oe leased Tor 4 term not exceedinr ten
years with the privilege Of purchase
barely the interest paid each YEAR IN adj
vance ana the principle paid at the expi-
ration oil lhe ease. They are no. subject
70 Lax.
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9 O F T I n =
ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY on HANp
FiSk's Patent Metallic Burial Gases,

For ordinary IntermeEts. DepOsiting in
vaults. All Transportation. they have no r7vai
hey s-s male = tie NOS. imp-rsh.bie rnat.-i.Is
an Ars s-A--sie- lis r. az 9-i. - prevent rust
an lie exterior has Ire Rosewood s,i.E W.
pro 2ery ceHehiee the r-za rs Of tie deceased A..
f-esfrom irr-psl1- = wsier or GeDredatloass yer
me- 40 raF without o-aasive od0r b kept az
.o-s a rs % AEg tie nscessty o. nssfy
ou-ia.s I1erlsEs A. s-crs..,-l r.s an tbeann-o-
oss7- gVs1 hen rs1dsrs unossssss-yauy extszasd
net--s thei- Tslssstiea 1vaRAgss Iy-5-0
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GREAT WESTERN w
1903. 1893.
Great Central Z. 5. Mail Route.


Three Express Trains leave Windsor Opposite De
troit) daily. excspt Sundays, arrival Of N C. d.
N. and \. 5. Railway trains As follows
Morning Express, (Gt Western time,) T3O4x.
Day " ll.OOAx
Night " o:45PN
The Railway Ferries leave " c. and D. & NJ Rail
way docks in time to connect with the above trains
Sufficient tirns allowed for meals aboard the Steam
srs.
Trains connect closely AZ Suspension Bridge With
New York Central Railroad for Bgral0, Rochester
Syracuse, Ogdensburg, Albany, New York, Boston
also, At Toronto with Grand Trunk Railway: at Ham
lton with Royal Mail Steamers aud at Toronto with
American Line and Roy Nail Line OF Steamers Tor
all ports on Lake Ontario and River St Lawrence.
superb new sleeping cars on AL Night Trains
American currency saken Al par for through fares
Sleeping car berths, and meals a. Refreshmenl
Rooms
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured atthe Com
pany's once, corner OF Jefferson and Grisuold
street Detrot. Aieh.
CHARLES NcCABE, Western Passenger Agent, De
troit Michigan
THOMAS swISYARD, General Manager, JAMES
CHARLTON, General Agent Hamilton C. W
54otf J. 7. WHITCOMB, Agent, Lansing
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Catarrh Cured for One Dollar

- -kEAl.-F0r OLE dollar Per mail, ! will send
free o. any address recipe zul meiicile that will
arantee 70 cure The worst cases 0f C1tarrh ia the
head ~ bronchial tubes in few weeks. 10 has save
my life, and male M q well man, from Catarrh and
ieTei So - fnr v-4r- I tried the BEST piy-.cl aus
auc tll the advertised patent medIcpes q the DAY
but found H. relief ti.i oblanri sals v1nli See
one hundred dollars for this recipe and the medicine.
d ! had the Catarrh ani could not Obtain Do Jess
believe B, instructions are followed q VIII cure any
case Whatever, t1at has not already reached The
longs and become Settled c0ls4uptl0n. Cure %
While you can Address I. SWINE
56sui3 ~ 49, Fulton St NeW York
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A Very Fountain of Youth,

For nevery cAse they add new 4ie Anl vitality Aul
restors III waning energies % their pristine stass
t. the young AMI u aged, they viii prove mosl
invaluable, - really spec &c aud sterling medicine
Here i cream realiE-c, thAt Ponce de Leon socghi
for three hundred years ago, an never found IL
iookec for fountain Enat would the old O
= gor AID InAAs youth ever
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
" OF CANADA
Great International Route!
Nine Hours Saved From Detroit TO Buffalo

Three Express trains leave the H Union Depot
Detroit, foot - Third street daily. except sundays
arrival u Michigan Central, Detroit Milwaukee
and Southern trains, az follows
Buffalo and Montreal Express 6.i5 A 81
Buffalo and New York Express, le-05 A. NJ
Montreal aud New York Express, rs p NJ
Trains are run by Chicago time, 20 minutes slower
than Detroit time.
This L the only direct route 70 Buffalo connecting
without detention with the Erie and New York Cen.
trai railway. Only direct 10 the Canadas AMI
all places ~ tbs New Esgland states. L1Xurous
sleeping all night trains. smoking cars with
suchre tables on day trans. American currency
taken a. par for tickets 70 all places meals and sleep
ing car berths Passengers going east, If they ish
10 save time. unnecessary changes and money. vii
get tickets via the Grand Trunk Railway and change
cars az the junction three miles west OF Detroit
The officers % the Road are a. follows
EDWARD REiDY Agent Passenger Dept, Detroit
c.. BRIDGES, Managing Director G. T. r. Montreal
E. P. BEACH, General Agent, IFS Broadway, \. Y.
L. (. HEWITT, Agent ~ Lansing, Mich. 666u
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Cannot stay the Eight o. years bat they can force
back h0it alocf disease thst ght ph ever
the Agei and the Young lei no-s hesitate then hut
the favorable opportunity hat Offers When
taken prescribed
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san Francisco the smalles. ratio Of NOR
tally o. any city OF the continent.
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READ! ADJ READS

nANvILLK, Pa. Juue. 1867 DR. w h a.
Dear SiT.-In February 1901, Wa sricn. "
sugar Diabetes ana Tor I've months I pts,l -
than two gallons az water "a fWeLty-f1lf IN l
was obliged O. get Up often - ten nr twelve -
daring the night, and IA i've msnths i0st shos :
pounds ln weight. Daring the mJuth u Jas n
procured two bottles ~ Constitution Water AZ Il
twl days alter using u experienced reiiaf az e.
taxing two bottles I was entirely cared sS1 L'irs
gaining nv usual good health.
Yourstral5, J.y L. DEEr
BosroS CORNERS. Y, Dec q. 1871 Va Il
Greg0 q Co,-Gesa,s Il freely rive yea nbsF ]
make use Of the following certificate q The viaf
Constitution Water, which eau recommend n
highest manner NY wife vas attacked viii IsE
the shoulders, whole length of the back and
limbs, W. th p1lpi'giion Of a.. hosrf and irnishs
ne Hddd>r. called physician Who stsescsf
about three m01ths, when be len Der worse ilEl|
found her ] then employed one ~ the be-, ~
Clans could nnd. who attended her for sbCsi y
mouths and while she was under hn care 80 81
nOt s11er quite 80 much pain. lie nraly gEn
up aud sail. " hsv case up1s sRcurd5I Fs. s1A
n, has ssck continuation # com s1ins ika nsi1
giusn for op,ra.es G0diHr fouss ofhT = - .
cutief % About this time she cDfnnlenoed - -
Co1st1tion Water aud 90 cur utter astosfkss
almost the very 1rst dose SEEMED O. have ~ u
sirei effect, and she kept On .mprov lng rspcy -
It's treatment. and low superinterts entirely d
mestic Affairs. she hiss not tlken ang ., thfo1
itltol Water for about four weeks. and We re ~
% say that a has produced q permanent cure
W. y VAN BESS,HJIl
WE.rrERsFiuD Conn March ? lss3.-Ir ~
Gr4gg-B s1r SIR -iiavll. seen our siT~rtt,rs
81 'fan-tltctlou Watcr re Immelce1 ~ lil
matioa OF the Kiincys ani Irritation o. tie Hi,f
having suffered for ~ pa'i three ears ssl 70.
skill ~ q number u phys ans viii 1alg ien'1
relief vas intlCeito try your medicins ] pr1c.
one bottle - your agents a. Hartf0r hesEri
s,ss0n 90. and when hal used hsl u ., ~
surpflss. found a great change IL ny LA
have used two bottles N II, and an where =
expected . be in my life, well and 10 good -.
cannot express ny Rragtuds Ter u. ! feel la :.
al and more than you recOmme1def % - ,
the blessing q God ever stteaf yol 10 yolf A.
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a. F0r sal - al Dr4agT,s. Pre- 81 . '
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AN ETERNAL SPRING,


Il eft Tor this DAY an hour 90 realize The dream
and show n ols glorious fact, the magic tnAs mad
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II III SIC IANS
ID IL X r tt CS

- -
Initiate lad dr nch the kidney. aud by oo..,..
son lead 90 chronic degeneration AID -
disease
We present the Constitution Water tetA...
with tie conviction that % has DO equal Ia -.
the class ~ diseases Tor which it has beea -,
eminently successful Tor curing aud We Ina -,
shall be rewarded for our Efforts 70 p.Asisgs !,
able remedy IN a form % meet the requires.
patient and Physician
srsoUDsBUEe, Pa jar. =. "a
DR. GREGG,
Dear StT-l wish D. inform YOU that h.x.,-
under the treatment Of some Of our best nA,,--
Tor nearly two years, without recsiring ary -
had lost all confidence and incalset IN Ast =
hope OF cure from any source. Nv d.. !.
DTopsy, and my physicians told ne shAs thsr. !
no cure for ne. WAS tapPei SONS efsy slss,
~ the different operations shout ieJ0 No.,
water Was removed.
am happy 10 inform you thst have Be-, =.
pletely Restored - health by the use u Cou,,s~'
Water
make thi. statement hoping It may read d,
persons who may be similarly arnicsed
Respectfully.
MRS EAKGiiL & tErasrr
In DYssEsoKsH0A, an PAWUl sEssrErauos 4
AENoRRHAGIA, os PE0FUsE FI0vIso
Both diseases ariaing from faulty Secretion Z
menstrual tuid-ir one case beng zoo litsie A. ,
companis ed By severe pain and the other %, :
fuse secretion, which viii be speedily cured b. .
Constitution Water
That disease known a. FALLING OF THE Va
which 10 The result u RELAXATION 81 the lisarss
that organ and ID known BY sense 81 hs,,,.
and dragging pains IN tue hack and sides and Il.
accompanied By sharp. lalc.nAling Or sho ltsf -.
through the parts, will, 10 all case. BE- TsusTr.
the medicine
There Is another class Of symptoms ars.,f N
IRRITATION or TIE WOMB, which physrsss a
Nervousness, which word covers - maat frcrrts
and iu nine cases out Of ten the doctor Coz Iof \,
ly Know whether The symptoms are he sssas
the disease the symptoms. We can oar stuus,s
them here. ispeak more particularly q coz Il,
palpitaiiOn OF abe Heart. Impaired Nencry Wsia
ness, FLASHES Of Heat, Lauguor, L.ssituts Al !
ness u Vision.