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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29
CAPITALS =.

I'm Cap attn Jinks, OF the Horse Mariur.,
lb1y iAlN PAINT, and nave the means
re paint The girls, though 90 their teens,
nave cured at 10 q n 10 army.
Ltoach them toF 90 use PAtS PAINT,
How to pat1t, now to pai4t
Sure to cure, although an army.
CHORUS.
I'm Captain Jinks, Of the Horse Marines.
buy tME PAIsr and have the meas
To paint thH = rls, thou N in their tepua.
have cured at least an army
Ibuy at Hundred Fights one, ...... d
At Uhstham Square; nos aih't II fun. F.
To Kill all pain, and see then run,
.ShOutinF PAIN PANT Ike an atmyR
They ran bach home; PAtN PAINT they cried;
Mamma, I have tho Pals PAINT tried,
laughed until / almost died,
For To 500 20 big az arms
CHORUS
I'm Captain Jibks, Of che Horse Marines,
buy PAIN PANT. aud have the means
10 paint the Girls, though in their teens,
have cured AZ least an army.
There Is mono who lives can be e. I'D
iAlN PAINT don't TEL ch believe me Etitl.
Nthioy cures. know q will,
l nav. proved u on an army.
Men and woiu8u III did shout,
Al pain ta Ou' they all Old shout,
h3tC9lIB Pals PAINT oil about
kVery day II turos az army. .
Imtaptatn Jinks, ct the Horso Marines
lbuY PAlN PAINT. and have the means
To paint tho grls, though In Their teens;
have urod n least 40 arms.
u any doubt my word. I advise them 10 60 to ~
Ohatham Squato and they will so several armits tufpd
Six pintso Of AFN1IuIA1o on, for. Catirrh or Odds Ia
the head, or a pint OF Pans PAGNTferi froe oftrprcsa
charges, on receipt Of 20 or o. Gallon Of PAfs PAtNr
t9f - double HtrtnRtni Address X. g. WOLCorr,
1871 Ohatham Square, N. v. Remit hg post office ordef,
Or bg express q money in registered letter. small
bottles sllu Al all dfuC stores.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29
Transmission of Mental Disease.

DIR. Charles Elan, an English physician,
has inst published a book in which medical
problems are discussed. OF the transmits.
sion Of mental disorders, he says:
There is no form of heritage more re.
markable than that of the tendency 10 sui.
eide without any other marks Of alteration
Of intellect. DIR. Winslow relates the case OF
a family where all the members exhibited,
when they arrived ut n certain age, a desire
to commit seli-destruction; to accomplish
which, the greatest ingenuity and industry
were manifested. DIR. Gall relates n yery
striking instance of seven children of one
man who all enjoyed Il competency and
good health, yet all possessed Il rage fol
suicide, and all yielded to It within thirty
or forty years. "SOme hanged, somC
drowned themselves, and Others blew out
their brains" Many other examples of the
same tendency are brought forward by the
same writer. | may add one case to the
above from my own experience. Sitting
n day with an acquaintance, / noticed
some depression in his spirits. After a pro
longed silence, he broke ont into the fol.
lowing dreary attempt at conversation
"My grandfather hung himself my uncle
took poison, my father shot himself I shall
cut my throat" The facts were correct,
but constant surveillance prevented the
sequel in his own history.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29

THE editor of the Democrat, Davenport,
Iowa, endorses HoofGnd's German Bitters,
in the columns OF his paper, af follows:
HooFLAND's BTrTERRs. In another column
will be found the advertisement of this
sterling remedy. To it the writer of this
notice owes his health. Having ouce been
completely Frustrated by diseases oontmct-
ed in campaigns in Louisiana and Missis-
sippi, VIC were unable TO regain our health
by following regular remedies, but were
cured bya few bottles of this medicine. II
is the greatest known tonic, and entirely
free from all alcoholic admixturrc. Hoof
lands German Tonic is a combination of
all the ingredients ofthe Bitters, with pure
Santa Cruz Rum, orange, anise, etc, maxi
ing n preparation of rare medical value. II
is used in cases where some alcoholic slim
Illus is necessary.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29
FAMILY OAsEs

U35 10 co large vidls, morocco or rosewood case,
containing a specifc for every ordinary disease
aJamiiy Is subject 10, and books Of directions d.
From $40 TO SO
Smaller Family and Travelling ORseH, with @toS
Specifics for all Private Diseases, both for curing
and for preventive troAtmont,in yialsAn pocket
eAbeh.. '.'.'.s' trom 81 70 80
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures burns, Bruises, LamensSs, Soreness, Sore Throat
SpTdins, TOOMdohe, EdTdche, Neuralgia, RteunidtisDi
Lumbdgo, Hits, Bdtis, Shngs, Sore Eyes, Needing OF
Ne Lungs, Noe, Stomach, or Of Piles C0rES, Ulcers,
old Sores.
Price, 0 o., 90 cts PiHb, 500; quarts, Sl.76,
Bg- These Rem ediss, except PONDS EXTRACT.
BY the case or single boz, are sont 10 any part III the
country, by mall or eIpress ireeo Of charge on receipt OF
the price,
Address Humphreys Specific
HOIneOpnihic Medicine Company,
Ohee and Depot, No, 62 BROADWAY. New York.
DIR. H~uMPHREYsi Is consulted daily at his Office Dor
eonAlly or by letter, above, for all forms Of disease,
FOR SALE BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
CHICAGO, ILL.-Burnhams q Van Setback.
Br, LOUIs, MO,--Brown, Weber Il Graham,
W.. Paul. MINH.-Jenks n Gordon.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29

Instead of saying that a man is eight"
in Chicago, the reporters there say that he
is a victim of bacchanalian immodera.
ion"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29
THE
NJ e C BLESSING
D THE AGB.

AND NEURALGIA DISSOLVENT,
Reader. Jon may oonHidor this = sort n spread easis
heading hut l moan evWy word Of n. I have bHsn
there. Whom your system u racked win
RHEUMATIC
pain, aud you cannot oven turn yourself ia he'd, or Ht,
ting IN a chair, you mast at and suffer, IN the morn,rR
Wishing u was night, and ~ night Wishing u was mona
ingi Whom you have
NEURALGIA,
whom oyery nerve In your bolug Ia nts tho sting OF a
VAST. circulating tho most VuntmUus and hot poison
arol nd your heart, AMI driving you % the very verge OF
mad es; When you have the
BCIATICA,
Chat havoi ust got through with tlst most asiaI.
spirit breaking and mind Weakening o. all diseases thai
can Ahtot our poorhuunGu naturo' Whom YOU hayoths
LUNIBAGO,
lying aud writing IN agony and pan. uuahle 10 turn
yourself Ia Boo, ana Ogerg movement Will 20 TO NuuT
heart like a knife; now toll ne. II relief and cure OF auy
Of there diaesatH iu q few da's 10 cot tho Grontssi
Medical Blofaing OF tho Ago, tell Ms whst isl
DIRRgTIONsT no USE You will axe n tablespoln.
Ia fow daSs even particle Of rheumatic aud neuTalgia
pam will be dissolved aud pass IN Nv the hdnegs.
Manufactured by DONALD. KENNEDY,
HONbury, MusH,
WHOLESALE AGEETB- Fuller. Finch A Fuller, L1li
a Smith, ~ Y. Dryer A o. Buruhams6 Wan SohuNI
HuTlhuTt A EdsaL Tllnan a KOS, chicago; Green s
Button, .llce a fihinR, hobwurth & Son, D6hmtn &
Moves Bros s. Paali collins, Roe z. i. wstzel.
4 Haas Dubuque.
Al retail by all druggists. Prise, sIGO.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29
8 2 3 2 3 3 3 3 2
COUGH COUGH! COUGH
VIII auth1so ahlictod win COush or UonsImp.iou
read the following, aud learn the value OF
Aliens Lung BaIsaIn.
What the Dootof'a Saw.

- -
Amos Woolly, N. D., Of Kosoiusco 90. Ind. stts.
For threo years past I have MS 4 ALLtN's IUAa
bAIsAi extensively ~ ny practice. and I am satisfied
there ~ 70 better mgdlctuo Tor lung dilsa es In usp,'
Isaac X D1ran, n. ~, u logan Ouunty. Ohio. ssyr.
"ALLES'd Luht bALSAM not ouly oils rapidly. but
gives perfect st istaCton in every Gaze within my
knowledge. Having confidence - u, aud knowing that
u po sesaes valuable medicinal properties. 1 itouy use
II m my daily practice, and WITH unhuuudei tucccss
As an eXpeCtIrAnt, ttis most GER ninIy far ahead Of a q
preparation | have ever yet kuOWn."
Nath1nitl Harris. NJ. D., ct MidilUlury. VI. Eayas
~ have no dOnbt " will soon boUone a citusioal retls.
dat agent Tor tue cutc OF all di,eaics or the Throa,
Bronchial Tubes aud the luusB.n
Dr. LlOgc, OF Ohio, iurgsou IN the army during no
var, from t1posuto contracted Consumption. NJ says
~ have no h a~ttauCy iu gAyiug that it was by the Use
Of your Luug BALKAN that lam uow alive aud tniyrg
heath ~
Or Fletshsr, Of Missouri, s,ys: 81 ccammou your
BALKAN IN protsteuCet to Huy other medicine f1r CougNs.
an " gives satisfaction"
ALLEN's LUSu BALsAN Is tho remedy 10 euro ~
Lung ADD Throat diHiculttB IL should be- thoroughly
tested before using Huy other Balsa q. u will cure
wren Az otheta fail. Dtfuru1naac .omplny eacb bottIt.
J. y. HARRIS 90, Sole pfopriCtlrs, CINCINNATI.
Ohio. For sale ~ ell DruggistH.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29


The following Western patents were
granted by the Commissioner OF Patents
for the week ending Oct. 8, 1869, as report.
ed by Farwell, Ellsworth & Co., solicitors
Of American and Foreign patents, and coun-
sellers in patent causes, 1872 Lake street,
Chicago, ILL.,:
Binding Guide for Sewing Machines L. +.
Angel, Chicago.
Tlroshing Machine Campbell, Indian
Town.
Hamo Fastner-J. ~Clcndening, Rockford.
Hay Rakcr and L~addcr-Ncwton Farlow,
Sullivan.
Harrow Graves & PARCEL, Ashmore.
Press for Coffin Tops-A. W.. Hendricks,
Batavia.
Cultivator-A. =. Pcrrigo, Sandwich.
Cultiyator--S. A. Sabin, Pccatomca.
Harvestcr-T. ". Taylor, Jacksonville.
Doublc-Shoycl Plow-O. NJ. NOigh', Salem.
Po~ei-Augcr-I. @. Cracraft, LacOn.
Washing Machine Charles Muhl, Bloom.
iugton.
Grain Drills. NJ. Stevens, Elwood.
Hotel Annunciator-L. l. Nansands, Chi.
cago.
INDIANA.
Milk Saie-Wm. Hinman, Elkhart.
Cradle--A. Speigol, indianapolis.
Seed Drills. STOW, Enterprise.
straw Cutter-J. Burgess, Richmond.
Hens Ncst-D p. Leach, Franklin.
Grain Drill-Reed 4 Co., Liberty.
WISCONSIN.
Railway.Ca ~Couplng-J. q. Wilson, Apple
ton.
Roofing Fabric-B. +. Field, Beloit.
Stsam.Engine Slide. Nalye-H. Knudson,
North Windsor.
Water Indicator-L. l.. Leo, Milwaukee.
MISSOURI.
Cooking StOye-D. +. Clement, st Louis.
Hay Rakcr-Leonard Il Balcomb, Clinton.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29

ROAST NECK OF MUTTON. Take a good
neck of a fat sheep, az fresh as possible
put II in an earthen pan; pour over ii q bot
tie Of claret; season with salt and pepper,
and leave TO soak four-and-twenty hours;
put 1t 10 roast, basting it with the wine,
with a little butter. After cooking, serve
with the gravy separate.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29
An Englishman's Appreciation o fYankcc
Slang,

From the Buffalo Express.
The peryersity with which some people
adhere b. the Queens English, utterly re-
fusing TO comprehend the modern style
of rhetoric, as found in the terso signIi-
cant phrases and sentences Of every day
business conversation, very often proves
sorely trying to the patience Of those
adopts in Yankee slang and pointed ab-
%breyiations. A good story is related by n
well-known lake captain who has been
running a Buffalo propeller for several
years past. Some time since he had
among his passengers from this CITY n
wealthy, honest hearted, but rather irasoi-
bic son of Hold Hengland," who had but
recently arrived over from Great Britain,
and was going to Toledo to visit q married
daughter. The day after his arrival in that
city, while taking n walk about the town
with Captain -, he observed n lot OF
fine horses on sale exhibition, and desiring
to present his daughter and s~on-in-law with
something in that line, he stepped up and
priced one or two of the animals. The
owner Immediately stepped up and gave
himthe figures.
COW much his this'n?" pointing to a
sleek docilo mare.
1880"
"Will she make n good buggy horse?'
asked the Epglishman.
"YOu bet" came in m emphatic tone
ON the jockey.
"Betl What do you mean2 Iii dom
want to bet; hi want to buy the 'orBc. if h.
like IT,"
To this the dealer in horse flesh made
no answer, and after a moment or two o
critical examination, our wealthy friend re
marked:
eli don't think she viii hanswer for ,
family 'orse.
i've got stamps AZ says she amt got II,
SUPERB as a family 'orse in this city, 70
piled the irritated owner.
STAMPS! Who is Stamps? Iii don
care wat Stamps says; hi know n goot
'orse wen hi see one as well as Stamps no
hany hother person" sharply Responded
the Englishman.
ooh, well, no" said the jockey assumm
n conciliatory tone, take another look Il
this animal. Why she was just made 70
your
MADE for me, you puppy blustere,
tho excitable Johnny Bull, '"Ow could tina
hanimal ave been made for me? Why, Il
'ayon't bin hin this ere blasted countr
lpaa yyaakq vat -
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29

The drought that now prevails almost
every year in India, it il stated, is caused
by the stripping ofthe country of the treesI
in consequence Of the increased demand for
timber for making railroad ties. II is as
serted that the actual quantity of rain has
diminished in the plains; that the clouds
break only on the hills, and that tho rain
fall, instead OF fertiliziug the land, is wasted
in rushing floods, which deposit more sand
than iructiiying soil. The volume of water
in the rivers has decreased; the level of
water in the wells has rgceded, and the
slightest delay or failure in the annual sup
ply is fatal to the crops Of the year. Tie
remedy proposed is the encouragement OF
the planting Of trees by private enterprise,
AZ well as the cultivation Of the forests by
the Government.
The most remarkable railroad in Ger
many and Europe il the new Black Forest
road, which will be completed within four
years. Between Hornberg and st. George,
situated 1870 feet above the level of the
sea, and but 4 miles distant from Hornberg
the railroad ascends nearly 1000 feet, and
passes through 81, 600 feet of tunnels; H.
900 feet Of the latter have been completed
during the last two years. The truly Cy-
olopean work ON the road is progressing
rapidly, and attracting thousands of visit
ors, who flock together from all parts of
Southern Germany and Switzerland.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29
Special Aotices.
No. ID.
sIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
No. ID.

uHAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLN
experience, an entire success: ~Simpls-Prompt-
Efficient and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adapted 70 popular uso-sO simple that ms
iakas cannot BIO made In using them so harmless as 70
be FREQ from danger, and 80 efficient as 70 be always
reliable. They have raised tho highest Communication
from all, and will always render satisfaction
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29
ERRORa o. d

AdENTIEMFN whosnfersd for years from Nerv d
Debility, Premature Decay, and al the eieotso Of Yap 8
iul indiscrstion, will, for thosa Of %suiforps hunani
send Tree 10 all who nosd II, tho receipt aud dirogti,I
Tor making the simple ronOds b. which no wts guI
SuieFers Nifhing 10 profit BY tho advertisers &,
0no0. can do so b. addressing, IN perfect oOnhdo
JOHN H.. OaDHh
NILS dIT No. ~ Cedar street, New w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-29

TO coNSUMPTIVEs.

CHICAGO, ILL.-BuTnhams a Van Setback,
Br, LOUIS, MO,--Brown, Weber Il Graham,
BE-. Paul. MINA.-Jenha n 0Ordon.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-09-17

es, nam! do know how to
cook potatoes. Most people drop
them IN bling hot water, bnt | don't.
NO n2a'n. Whether the skins are on
or MOI, / puts them III the cold water
then they don't get watery on The
outside before the heart IS done; then
| throw handful OF salt, let them bon
slowly, (aii other vegetables are bet
ter TO boi' TASTE aud dt AN before they
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-09-17
q well n'tlTa;e,i farm Of four hun
4 ,.ol =. J ~,

web cultivated farm Of four hun
d'ed AMI fifty acres, which, under
snpen3r management, yields linn a
handsome income. His land einbl a
ces large trac, Of meadow land,
with bottom OF very Welding and.
unreliable nature, which through lis
ingenuity is also worked to adyap-
ta2e. During the hayjng season he
straps large wooden shoes 10 his
horses feet, and by means Of wag
on whose tires are Eve inches wide,
manages to haul toa at a, time,
whore under ordinary circumstances
he would be unable to secure halt
that amount. The horses, it is said,
manifest no dislike to their novel foot
GEAR
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-09-17

LABOR JHowN AwAY.-To plant a
row of nice trees along the road and
to neglect to set posts outsides, thus
allowing careless people to bitch
horses to them and strip off the bark.
10 drive two,byfour scant.ing
each side of tree and nail on stout
Stats TO keep the tree in its place.
When the tree top gets respccta-
bic growth the wind viii sway it
back and forth rubbing it against the
support, producing a GEAR where it
will finally break down in few years.
70 daub healthy trees over w'th a
coat of wlitcwash.
TO plant an orchard with choice
varieties of frnit trees and then seed
down for meadow, or turn in flock
Of sheep, or allow herd of cattle to get
in occasion y through poor f nee or
an open gate Correspondence Prai.
rje Eu,U1cr.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-09-17

MIxruRE Fon TIE Ror. Take,
common salt, eight ounces; pow
cred oentian, two ounces tincture Of
colombo, foar ounces; put the whole
into a quart bottle, and add water so
rs 20 ill the bottle,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-09-17

ap "ssogCru Ircnt Gagslclo at
sgasisiS,It3

\ q Jo.Lor w,itoa - the n Y
~, ;hupc &C .ol,ows conrerning an IN
s,;'n,;,n !, which orr rcad.rs arc IN.
,aras,nl
Amona tbe attractions of The CAM.
.ol is tbe Government gordon under
,hn charar Of NyIi;qn Saunders
o,.J b;s ,n,nouomen, ~ nna. trnns e
wnr,by NJ nnSp I, is s;.nnIy f. ,lant
on Good orourl olive fair aud clean
rnJ,nro and let them crew Pinch
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-09-17
IN accurate farmer has furnished

An accurate farmer has furnished
4 statement Of his experiments with
feeding cut feed and meal to lis horse.
accompanied with weighing AID
measo ING. lie cuts out straw about
an inch long with a rawhide cylinder
machine, and this chopped straw is
then treated with corn meal and bran
mixed in about equal quantities as 10
weight, so that each horse has about
& bushel Of cat feed, and three quarts
Of the meal and bran, twice ia each
day. Sometimes hay is cat instead
Of oat straw. or both are mixed. 1t
is found that goo pounds per week OF
this mixture Of corn meal and bran,
added to the cut feed, will keep a
pair Of working horses in the best
condition. This heis satisfied from
experiment IS less than two thirds the
cost Of keeping them on uncut dry
hay and whole grain. The corn meal
alone is not so good for horses, as
when diluted with bran. An excel
lent meal is made of ground oats,
The fodder is cut by horse power, on
stormy or spare days and stored
in large bins, 80 as to furnish always
q surplus On hand.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-09-17


tprv tells - how hot culv ancient
Egypt, hut a portion Of Juien was
preserved from famine through the
iHStrumentalitv OF Joseph, who IN
HlrUcte(lth hiug to erect warehouses
wherein conld he kept The abnndance
Il the wears Of righteousness. to sap
s.'y the people during the years Of
famine when cnsucd. In oar favor,
81 region We have lit;'e 10 fear from
the &3ycnt Of famine, SINCE our
wears Of scarcity are very few, as
compared with those OF plcntcous
,leyS; and, at worst tirVy seldom oc-
ear con>ccntiyely. Bat, af er all,
'brIc is a seeming prodlgahty in dis
posing Of IN entire crop OF bread
producing grains, or IN only retaining
enough to supply the family iii al.
el}Jr crop IS raised.
Grain spectators ara b. no means
lhe only persons who sell short )"
and who suffer The penalty for It, II
il no uncommon ding, the year after
aq abundant harvest, 10 see vast
a,i9uat Of tl3ur transported from our
large cities, back 10 lie districts
where the GRAIN WAS raised. This OF
course requires the payment Of a large
amount Of freight, bat even this in
y"lvcs but IA small part OF, The expense
which attends this procedure. The
4r5in. rassel through two or three
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-09-17
ARSNs .Issca " Aeas cGars 6.:srs SHra-
S.Ee Gf& Il at.sk.i


ave have he.rg men c}ain hat
thy haze GRATED five acres IN dav.
and that o"c man bound it M after
them. With high, crop. cut higll.
and calling IS or Il hours dav, the
taing Is possible. But with fair
crop Of wheat, Of say Is bushels per
acre, two acres is a good average
days work. Here The question has
lost lis practical interest. What we
row want are men who can bind up
Tie wheat into shoayes rapidly and
well after a reaping machine. If
man formerly could cradle acres
day, and one man bind it up after
him, the race OF binders is sadly de,
generated. We have cut wheat Tor
several years with one of Woods
set raking reapers, which leaves the
wheat in good shaped bundles, and
man ought to be able to bind after it
more rapidly than after a cradle,
when the gram is left in a swatll.
Sat we find that the very lacn who
boast OF having been able to cradle
and bind three, OF four and FIVE acres
day, cannot bind and stack ND more
tfan two acres after tio machinc,
.\ni yet it is easier. Let these WHO
boast Of hoY lauch they cradle N
day tarn heir attention 10 binding,
and we esq, icr Il few years, give
them a chance to exhibit lueW skin
aAd activity. Grading il obsolete.
We know Of but one way TO recon
clie these facts. The four and five
H"rc-aday performances were mere
"&pnrls. '---Imericaa .3Hicu2tais'.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-09-17
wooden Shoes FOR Horses.

Tho Milwaukee Sentinel tells the
following:
81. Henry Luohrins, Of the town
Of Greenfield, is one Of the wealth
Il irmers in the county. lie OWLS
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-09-17

The Canada Former says the fash
ion in England runs more to black
than white PIGS, and that a touch Of
black in Suffolk hogs is not objected
to. 1t Gives the following descrip-
ton Of the modern Sutfolks, prodnc.
ed from y cross Of the Chinese on
the old Suffolk breed. They are me-
dunn in size, with round bodies, short
limbs, small heads and prominent
checks, are mostly white, with fine
thick hair, and have aptitude to ma
turc early, fattcn easily, and keep ia
good condition on . small amount Of
food.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-09-17

Mr.. I. B Arnold gives the Country
Gentleman marked instance Of the
fact that odcrs inhaled by dairy cows
will affect the milk In June he lost
calf. the carcass Of which was
placed where Northwest winds car
ricd the stencil over his pastures. 1t
was soon found that the mill, was
tainted, and was tainted or pure as
ehe wind changed. The cause being
traced and removed the trouble cca&-
ed. In another case dead horses in
the COW pasture caused serious loss
10 all She patrons of a-chcesc factory
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23
European Grtban8e Office
g. s. Mrae.

Sn au,eritaail9tns @uIbs gu SerfspsnSt
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