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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-17
SAFES.
Bank Vault Doors and Dwelling House Safes
Sargent G Greenlsaf's Bank Locks.

CHICAGO, ---- lLLlSoiS
They sre constructed that the bolts of the
doors shut behind a -rought-iron frame, which
forms the front Of the Safe, avoiding all danger
of their being forced open by falling. Owing to
the peculiar construction to the door jsmb, they
will resist the sction of fire for q longer time
than has thus far been found necessary for per
feet safety, having been tested in the largest
fires in this country, without 8 single failure to
preserve their contents. Prices Lower than any
other reliable Safe mcb29 deod.y
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Hu 6oRS AND DrsskSHs OF ZRH BLOOD.
YOUNG MEN



pi
SECOND STAGE SEMINAL WEAKNESS
PERFECT
Pos ddres,L kB Box D.verat Iowa..
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No. 5.Adver

The Stars and Planets reveal your destiny :.
YOUR Destiny What is iCt Good or Evil
Rich or Poor -Exated or Debasedl Ar yoH -
rice TO Eminence, Honor. Wealth and Porerf OF;
are you To sink into obscurity and oblivion ana
he forever unknownf What are your iutGrn Pf,c
spects in life. TO BE OR NOT TO BE maj -
the all absorbing question. Who WI! s,'i'' - a..
DIX RAPHAEL can solve H. AZ VIZ a q. - -,
have been seduced by false promises ahI -
TO him end get advice snL sati-iacaoh- ne "a
rex nIsdies who hsve suffered from hleplacea
confidence consult him before they get NAMED,
he viii yes.or, their bloom freshness, and slsof
of youth and enable them 10 en-.
o., married life with confidence OF
health and happiness He Will
sboxs you the likeness Of your
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HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.,
No, 56e BROADWAY, NY.
40 These Medicines are sold by our Agents,
aad sent in quantities not less than IS worth. to
any address, free of charge, on receipt Of price
FOR sALRBY ALL DRUG6IsTE.
A fall assortment of the above for sale In
Ro.h Island BY
iulyld&w5v q. A. bhNehh.
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FuruRE HUSBAND Or WIFE.

He can foretel the result of all business trans
.etior- and spcculaiions. Men who were unsuc-
css,ful in their busincss-mcn who worked hard.
and who struggled against adverity and rnsfor-
tune all their lyes, and found the more they tlied
70 get forward IL the world the more things went
against them-these m consulted him. followed
his "Aviee. e-1 are ns.- rich happy, and success
full l. all their undertakings. He can tell the az
1icted the cause of their disease and suffering
His PREVENTIVE. ;ainst having children l. in
noceDt, safe and sure.
e. Consultation hours from 10 A " 70 ST
M, at M. 213 EAST MADISON STREET,
up Stairs. Consultation fee Tws DoLI-AR. In
teryiews eorifds utia
PersopJ Al . distsne may communicate e"hhaer
1Aliy by letter II ti.ey eBcoes Two Do Lars ih u
consultation lee send twenty nve cent? 20 hir hok
entitled. -GuiDg IT, HEALTH AND boS" Lin Ann
As lie has one for each SEA- say whether TOR Lady q
Gentleman. only viii bt set'' Z" The same
adiressA HIS cTcuIar- Ab,sut winning the Alice
tloas Of the opposite sex. ami important iiints 10
Business Men" Will be -eDt gratis with the book
Address all letters A. follows:
DIR. Raphael. F'st Once Box
No SS7s- GhlsAg'A Ill
THIRD WIDTH.
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DR. LAwRENCE's WoMAN's FRIEND Cures
all Diseases peculiar to Females.
deo6 dwIv
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-17

This & reat remedy, as the name indicates.
does not fell to cure every time, being scientif-
ic medical preparation, endorsed and used by
the best profes sionaI men in this country. We
give q few of the many
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Testimonials,

MIddletoWn, Mo-, Aug. 81, 1858.
DR.. O. B. HowE-Dear Sir hereby certify
hat with one bottle of your Never Failing Ague
Cure, cured permanently five ob.tin ate cases Of
Ague Fever, the patients meanwhile living in q
swamp and drinking slough water.
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Read !" FALSD AID IHoH
Send on. ett. stamp 20 Radwsy 1 Co, Ho
AZ Maiden Lane. New YORK. lnfornatien
worth theussnds viii BE- ssA' you e-H-V
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P r I G e.

7 Il 2 n
or1pIefe. 10 Bottles and Book of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-21

,JAMIsON- LIFTING ER.-Marred, at Cath
Ole church. Bedford, on Thursday morning,
by Rev. Father Brown, DIR. w. w. JAMIsON, of
Loretto and Mrs. EMILY RUTH LIFTING EIt, of
the former place.
The Doctor has our very best wishes for his
future happiness and prosperity. He has done
well in deserung the lonely and forbdding path
which leads down to buttonleSs, cOmfortless,
cherries old bachelorhoOd and taking unto
himself wife and helpmate whom are sure
will always stand ready TO console him in his
affections, sOOthe him in his sorrows. rejoice
with him in his prosperity, and love and com
Tort him under all circumstances Peace and
plenty be ever with them through life, say we.
BLAIN.-Married, in this place. on
Thursday last. by Rev. 7. r. Jones, Mr.. VIII
LIAM II Ill and Miss ANNIE BLAIN, eldest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Abram Blain, barber, all of this place.
The happy couple very kindly remembered
the printer. and for so doing they have our sim
ceue thanks and best wishes Bill" is well
known TO everybody as the hostler at the Man
sion House, and Il more worthy or better be
hSVed man, white or colored, in this humble
sphere, we have never met. We feel sure that
he has got good WIFE and that both will do
their utmost To perform all the duties pertain
ing to the happy state upon which they have
just entered. No one who knows them do
aught than wish them an abundance of huppi-
ness, and as confident that they deserve
II all, we trust they will live long TO enjoy this
worlds blessings.
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0B TT ia RY.

CABNEY.-Dicd, in Allegheny township, on
Friday last, Oct. 18th, Mrs. MARGARET CARNEY,
reilct OF Hanle carney, sr, aged about SO years.
The deceased was born in the county Derry,
ireland, and was there married.to her late hus-
band and became the mother of six children
all boys She came to this country in the year
1850, and one year thereafter removed with her
family to this county, where she resided until
the time of her death. Her huSban nd preceded
her TO the grave some twelve months or more
ago, but all her offspring are still living, and all
but one of them we believe reside in this conn
ty. In all the walks of Iife--as wife, mother
and neigh hbor-Nirs. Carney performer her part
as became a true christian and a good woman
and as she lived Il deVOut and sincere member
of the Catholic church and received all the con-
soiations of that religion in her dying moments
there is every reason to believe that she has
gone TO enjoy the eternal reward Vouchsafed to
ali who die pure in spirit and free from guile.
BUTLER.--Died, at Conernaugh, on the 10th
inst, Of injuries received on the railroad, JOHN
SMAY BUTLER, aged % years. His remains were
brought home to Wilmore for ihteru1ent where
delivered by the Rev. Wagner, of the T. b.
seen the last of earth and passed away.
That brow is cold-those lips are mute
That voice we'll hear again. oh never;
lie lay there like a broken lutte
Whose thrilling tones are hushcd forever.
Those clear blue eyes forever sealed
Win light not with the o1den gladnees.
And hearts whose grief HldY yet be healed
viii mourn their withercd hopes in sadness.
We neer shall see that face again. -
"a Unless when seepful dreams are haunting,
And ever in the worlds refrain
That sweet voice viii be sadly wanting.
WILMoRE.
GIBSON-Died,i in Philadelphia, on Thursday,
18th instant, RoSANNA, wife of Alfred c. Glib
son, Esq. Her husband is well known by many
of our citizens, and is a brother-in-law of Gen.
M'Douald, of this place. We take the following
notice of her death and funeral ceremonies
from the Philadelphia Catholic Standard
In MEMoRIUM.-On Monday last, 10th inst,
the mortuary solemnities of Mrs Rosanna Glib
son took place in the Church of the Assump-
ton. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by
Rev. David NJ n. s.
sisted by Rev. j. A. Gallagher as Deacon, and
Rev Father Wall, Subdeacon. The absOutioh
of the body was given by Very Rev. Father
Carter v G., who paid IA well deserved tribute
to the well known worth and merits of the de-
ceased. The following gentlemen acted as
pall-bearers: Hon. James Campbell. Mark Viii
cox, Charles A. Repplier, and Daniel M'Devitt.
The deceased was most exemplary lady, re-
spected and esteemed by all who knew her
Requiescdt in pace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-21

LOOK AT THIS I-BENTON & WAYNE whole
SAFE ana retail dealers in Hardware, &C. Nos
Zoo ana 2l0 Main street, J Johnstown, offer at re
narkably low prices the following among many
first class articles:
Rongf Segh RSnners' SSdffs No l. 10 per pair.
Finished Shafts, - - IN
100 set Wagon Hubs.
100 set Wagon Spokcs
100 set Wagon Felloes.
Iron and Nails all sizes; Glass Putty, Win
COW sash, Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Calf
ware, Ropes, &c, at the very lowest cash pri-
ceS. at BENTON &
[9-23.-2m,*l 2O8 & 2I0 Main ST., Johnstown.
JUST THE THING Economy and comfort has
at last been combined in the matter of Spring
Bed Bottom, and the result NAV now be seen nj
the cabinet ware establishment of Mr. Robhrf
bought the right of this county for Glenn : PAT
ent w OGDEN Spring Bed Bottom, certainly the
most simple. satisfactory and cheaDest iuyen-
uon of the kind that has yet. been introduced
to the public, Of which the strong testirno-
malls in its favor from well known gentlemen in
Pittsburg bear ample proof. Mr.. Evans is
prepared to manufacture and fit these pateut
bottoms to any kind of bed for five dollars
each, or VIII sell shop rights on most reasona-
ble terms. Every body should go and see this
new anu desirable invention.
TIE use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer brings new hair upon bald heads if the
hair folicles are not wholly destroyed. Tryit.
BRING TIE BoYs-to Oak Hall for chcap and
durable clothes.
GUARANTEED-Perfect satisfaction at wana-
nader s. Browns.
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A DEMONSTRATION NOTICE.

~ Estate of CHRISTIAN SMAY, decd.
Letters of Administration on the above eS-
tate, situated in Surnmerhill township, Cam
bria county. having been gran ted to the under
signed by the Register thereof, all persons hav-
ing claims against the same are requested to
present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. and those indebted are notified that
payment must be made withouttdelay
~ ANN SMAY, ADMINISTRATIVE,
Summerhill Twp, Oct. n, 1S7l.-4t.+
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4 UDFTOR,S NOTICE!-John L

4 UDTOR'S NOTICEl-John F.
n Barnes as. Daniel Reed and Sarah Reed
Common Pleas of Cambria County, No. 12J. sept.
Term. 1871. Fl. Eu.
AND NOW, Sept. O. 1871. on motion of Johns
ton 81 ScanIan, w. Horace Rose, Esq, appoint
ed Auditor to report distribution of money in
the hands of the Sheriff arising from the sale of
defendants real estate. From the Record
BY the Court. J. X. lite, Proth'y. tB.s.l
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will sit for the purpose of the above appoint
ment- at his Office in the Borough of Johnstown,
on Friday the Sd of November next, at
/ O'Clock, p, Nj, when and where all parties in
terested may attend If they see proper.
". Tf0R ACE ROSE, auditor.
Johnstown, Oct. u, 1S71.-+t
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EXECUTORS NOTICE Whereas
- Letters TeSts UlentarY 20 the EstBtI of A N
THCSY i SsrA DT, late of Crest tbgnShip. decd
have been granted totl3e Subscriber all persons
indebted TO the stiC estate are requested 10
make immediate aylcnt, Snd those haYiag
ctailRs are desired 20 present them in proper
shape for spttle'uenr- '....-.
ANTHONY ANNA, Exeeator.
Chest Twp, Sept. ., 1STI.-ls.
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MILLIONS BEAR TESTIMONY
TO THEIR
WONDERFUL CURATIVE EFFECTS.
DIR. E'RAZIER'S
HERB BITTERS

a true medicine. manufactured from pure
Juices or vital principles of Herbs. Roots Barks,
lpWelS, Nc.. embracing tweuty-One species.
toundgrowing on the golden mountains of Call
liornia, parts of South America, and India-eI
possessing wonderful g-Cil-knOsvn curative
powers, and are offered to all people, OF what
ever Kingdom land. nation, name. or color. as
the pest mcdicinal preparation ever discovered
for the cure of
ID Sg'Er rSsA.
Loss of Appetite, Indigestion. Liver Co,!1nl,iut.
General Debility, DiarrhUsa. Dysentery. FIu1,
tramp. Biliousnpss, Headache, Cholera. Cholera
AorbuS, ChillS FcvCr af'd Aglie aud for the re-
lief and cure of Affections OF the Bladder and
Kidneys, Pains in the Back and Lons, and
EruptiVe Diseases. such as Scrufu1a. TumCrS.
PimPies, SC, arising from inpurity OF the
blood.
Gts For sale by all Druggists. au-IO.-1y.l
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AUTUMN.-Tho weather, cold, frosty and clear
betOkens that Autumn is once again here and
should remind one and all that the proper time
for to- call on George Huntley is at the earliest
day practicable, for this is the season for put
ting up stoves and adjusting stove pipes, and
George you know is the right man for the en-
ergency. You will save agood many cusS words
and much cash by buying stoves, pipe etc.. 1t
the Ebensburg house-furnishing emporium.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-21

CRAMPS AND PAINS IN THE STOMACH are the
resnit of Imperfect indigestion, aud may be
immediately relieved by n dose of JoIlsOn's
4nOdl0ie Linfnept. 4 tea-spoonful in Il little
swectcncd water is a dose.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-21

y,r UE'Eo PATHOLOGY, or the Urosco
Or.,,o oys'em OF Diagnosing Diseases, by
lIIeu'ar lnspe ction. Chemical Analysis.' and
rlfo'copic Examination of the Urine.
G,,, "Itk is accompanied by an Illustrative
sio,o.ol Urinary Deposits. representing the
tF,rs'Plc appearance of more than Sixty
J,ss varieties of ingredients found in the
4s, 1t contains about three hundred pages
tcafalug matter, giving the characteristic in
nc, oLS presented by the state of the urine in
i tFrY different diseases.
IN ., Il, u. be forwarded by mail TO any address
l51ss"uI, w, No physician should be without it,
arsp asiesi prs Oldshue, 1872 Grant street, Pitts
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-21

Ladies and Children's Fancy Furs, at
John Fareira' s Popular Fur Emporium, II
Arch Street, Philadelphia His stock of Fancy
Furs for Ladies' and Children is very large and
no one can fail to be suited
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-21

HEAVY OATS are good for horses; none will
deny that - but oats can't make "A horses coat
look smooth and glossy when he is out of
dition. Sheriddn's CdDdtIB Condition POtCdeTs
will do this when all else fails.
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THE great cause of so many young people be-
ing gray headed is ON account OF their having
used the vile compounds which have Hooded
the market so long. NATURES HAIR RESToRA-
TIVE is a sure remedy for this. CtcdT as crystal
no poison: peTfecttD s1Ceet clcdft and reliable
Iemmon & Murray sell it. See advertisement
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-21

HICKEY'S FURNITURE wAREROOMS-
John Hickey, Undertaken, on Julian street,
Fourth Ward, Altoona. is prepared to supply
Metallic Burial Cases of ali sizes and patterns,
and on reasonable terms.
Mr.sHickey keeps constantly on hand large
stock of new and fashionable furniture, and
those who require anything in his line should
give him call. Every article sent from his
rooms will be warranted as represented.
Hair and Straw Mattresses manufactured to
order at less than city prices.
Cane seat chairs re-caned and fitted up as
good new.
All orders from distance promptly attended
to. ljul. l.i3-tf1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-21

RvEaYBoDY wants it-Frazier's California
Herb Bittefs.
NOBODY can take Frazier's vegetable Califor-
mia Herb Bitters and remain long uuweU.
DIR. FRAZIER'S vegetable California Herb Bit
tiers will cure nearly all the diseases that flesh
is heir to.
ARE YOU SICK ?-Then read the headvertisement
headed, "MilliOns Bear Testimony &c.
THE success of Frazier's California Herb Bit
tiers Is now established beyond doubt.
SOLD only in bottles-Fraziers California
Herb Bitters. [aug .l0.-tf.l
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Il Y N L NJ l..

GUARANTEED-Perfect satisfaction at wana-
nader s. Browns.
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none LIKE IT. so the people say of Wanna
maker & Browns clothing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02
Hollow Horn.

If the horns ofanimaIs are cold in the
morning, you may expect they have the
horn-ail. II the eyes lock duh and heavy:
and matter gathers in the eye, ard the
nose is dry and does not sweat. it is an
other evidence of Horn all 1.-THE hsir
is dry and stands out straight, and the
droppings are dry and bard, it is third
indication.
Fake common tea-cup half-full Of
good strong vinegar, put III tablespoon
full each of fne salt and black pepper.
ground fue, and let it soak To the morn
ing put tablespoon full in each car Of
the animal affected; the next morning
repeat the Dose If the case is not bad
one, Two applications will generally
effect cure. As soon as the natural
warmth returns to the horns, then the
cure is effected.
I would recommend not 10 bore the
horns nor cut them off till the above re-
medy has been tried.
IL applying the medicine. 1t will be
necessary for one person TIC hold the head
and another to apply tie medicine. Be
sure to hold the ear up. SO that the liquid
will run into the head. I have not
known a creature to die with the horn
all, that has been created with this, for
thirty years.-Rurnl Neu- Yorker.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02
WOODSTOCK VIRGINIA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER, OF
whats the matter p asked the sur

whats the matter p asked the sur
geou with sly leer at those present.
ooh, great pains in my bowels re-
piled P and giddiness in my head
'All right. said the surgeon, I'll put
you on the sick report, and send you some
pills. Take them one ut dose.
P went to his tent and commenc-
cd to smoke his pipe and-by some
brother officer came in, and after awhile
the hospital steward came over with a
a box containing three large pills which
he had manufactu red out of gunpowder.
Better put them in your pipe and
smoke them said Captain H; hang
me ii I'd take them.
P-hesitated for moment and then
said, Sit would be good joke; l believe
l will take your advice
Picking up the pills be dropped them
all into the bowl of his pipe. The mex
instance an explosion took place that
shattered the pipe into a thousand frag-
wen IS, and sent P--'s friends flying
out of his tent
The next day he met the surgeon and
accosted him thus:
I say doctor what effect did you in
tend those pills to have on me e
To clear you OUT growled the sur
geon.
Faith, replied P 'they were
very eficacious, for if they didn't exactly
clear me out, they did half dozen c
my visitors.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02

The p'uncf,ial Man.

Mr.. Higgins was very puactuai man
in all his transactions through life. He
amassed a large fortune by un firing in
dustry and pnnctuality, and atthe advance
age of ninety years, was resting quietly
on his bed, and calmly waiting to be
called away He had deliberately made
almost every arrangement for his decease
and burial. His pulse grew fainter, and
the light of life seemed just Pickering into
its socket, when one of his sons remark.
ed
Father. you will probably live but q
day or two is it not well for you tc
name your bearers 7
To be sure. my son, said the dying
man. 1t is veil thought of, and WI
do it now.
He gave the name of six, the usua
number, and sank back exhausted on hi
pillow.
A CLEAN Of thought passed over hi
wi,hered features like ray of light. an
he rallied once more. My son, read th,
list Fs the name of Virgins there?
1t is, father.
Then strike it off. said he. emphatically
for ho was never punctual-was never
anywhere in season, and he might delay
the procession a whole hour.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02
Advanta ges ofFai piowing.

Without celebrating The many strong
points in favor of fall p loving, a few Of
the prominent benefits may be briefly
stated as follows
1. August and September is good
time to turn over toand cut soil and,
manure and re-seed it at once to grass,
obtaining crop of hay the following year.
2. October and November is an ex-
cellent time to break up sod laad for
planting the following spring
3, The weather is then cool and bracing
and the team strong and hearty for the
work while the weather in the spring is
is more relaxing and the team les, able
and the spring work being always hurry
lug. it saves time to dispatch as much of
the blowing as possible during the pre-,
vious autumn.
4. Sod land broken up early in autumn
will be quite free from growing grass the
following spring the roots Of the late
overturned sod being so generally killed
by the Immediate succeeding winter, that
not much grass will read ly start in spring.
D. The frosts ofwlnter disiGtegrate the,
plowel land, so that it rea, lily crumbles il
fine particles in the spring, aad deep
mellow seed bed is easily made The.
chemical changes and modfcftiors re-
sulting from atmospheric action during
winter develop latent fertility ir the up
turned throws, which together with
mellowing influences materially increased
the crop.
6. Most kinds of insects are either
wholly destroyed, or thair dcpredations
are materially checked oy late fall ploWW-
ing, especially the common white grub
and cut worm.
I. Corn stubble land may be plowed
late in the fall. aud thus he ready for
very early sowing in the sp. ing therefore
going far to insure good catch Of grass
the roots of the new seeding getting hold
we'll, or be well establish, before the.
drouths Of summer come or.
s. Most land needs deeper blowing
than has generally been practised. Whcn
the subsoil is fine grained, and unctuou3.
and close. Or whore there is hard pan Of
good quality, deep ploNing may be at
once resorted to with decided advantage.
Where the subsoil is poorer, the pillow ing
may still be advantageous'y deepened By
degrees, say an inch at ach new break
ing. But in BY far majority of cases,
deep p'owing may be practised at once.
indeed it may be the rule with safety.
while shallow blowing may be the excfp>
ton. Plow say nine, ten. eleven or twelye
inches in November. The subsoil turned
up will grow several shades drker by.
spring: Tie frost and atmospheric III g.
auence of winter will mellow. the soil =
Inorganic elements and all the latent
fertility will be made more active for
bene6tting the crop In tie spring spread
the manure, and plow it in, or otherwise
work it in or mingle it with the soil to tie.
depth say of four inches, or little moro
or less, and you have the very best attain
able conditions for realizing good crops.--
Deeper blowing may thus be practised
than would at all times be safe and ex-
pc aient. if the blowing Is delayed till
spring.