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Recipe for Making May-Haw Jelly.

The Bossier Banner favors its readers
with the subjoined recipe for making
Jelly of a fruit now very abundant on
the Ouachita
Simmer the fruit in brass or earthen
vessel with just enough water to pro
vent burning, in the beginning. When
done, and the juice runs from the fruit
freely, strain through flannel cloth
To cupful of the juice put a cupful Of
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sugar. Boil together in a brass or earthen
vessel for twenty minutes. Pour into
small vessels, as cups, tumblcrs, &c.
When cool cover nicely with writing
paper dipped in whisky, the paper to
lie Immediately on the jelly. sun the
vessels a few days.
The common plum also makes an eX-
cellent jelly when treated in tho same
Way.
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$b* 1itfh. 3oIhs.
A Brave Girl.

There are not many brave girls about
in these days, let the girls say what
they please to the contrary. We have
been watching to SEQ how they ma.
n9uvre, and this the conclusion to
which we have come. Many of them
are real cowards-they are afraid to
keep on the right side of truth. They
may not be afraid OF the dark, nor OF
the dogs and spiders, but they are
afraid to do what they think is right.
There was Hatties Stone, bright-eyed,
Intelligent, sprightly, lovable creature,
sitting by her mother, who was trim
ming her winter bonnet with gay rib
bons and beautiful feathers, when Mel
lie Larkin, one of her pIaymates,
called.
els that your bonnet ?" inquired
Nellie.
eyes" replied Hattie. "Isn't it
pretty?''
ssIt is very pretty, indeed, think -
answered Nellie. "Minc is poor
thing beside that"
care you not going to havea new
one?''
ono; mother says my old one must
answer this winter, with Il little repair
ing, and think it will, myself
"Iou will be the only girl in the
Westinghouse with an old bonnet on :"
continued Hattie, "and that will make
you feel badly
"No, it will not make me feel badly
ut ALL" said Nellie. al like your new
bonnet very much, and at tho same
time am contented with my old one"
"Well, 1 should be afraid that peo-
pie would laugh at me when everybody
else had new bonnets, ''responded Hat
tie. 81 want to look rs we'll as the
rest
"Mother says it is cowardly to be
afraid of what people will say about us,
as if we are doing what we think is
right
"Then there are great many cow
ards in the world" said Hattie. "and
suppose am one. But you mean to
be brave and wear your old bonnet"
and Hattie smiled as she said it, for she
evidently meant to ridicule Nellie's idea
of bravery.
I don't think it is necessary to be
very brave to wear a last years bon
net," replied Nellie. 81 am sure that
it is not a great cross to me, although
don't like to be laughed at any better
afford a better one, and that is enough
for me to know, to be satisfied with
what I have.''
Now, Nellie really did not know |
She was brave girl in deciding to wear
the bonnet that she had worn for
year. But she was the bravest girl in
the neighborhood. Hattie-pocr little
mincing coward-was afraid somebody
would laugh at her, if she did not have
bonnet as gay as peocock's tail and
be in the height of fashion. She had
not courage to say, ''Let others think
as they please, shall do what mother
thinks best" Poor weak thing! Sup
pose everybody else should take it into
their heads to go without bonnets, she
OF course would not dare to do other
wise, aud so she would go barehealed.
How much nobler is Nellie, who dares
to follow her mothers counsel, though
she may not appear quite so fashiona-
Die: Yes, she is the genuine brave
girl, unlike thousands who will always
stop and ask, what will be thought of
TINS or that? What will Mrs. A. or
1emlma b. say about me if do thus |
ana so? Not having courage to do
right,even, let some one laugh or sheer.
Home Monthly.
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8arm, &arnen ami BomseboIo

Contributions on practical farming, gar
dening and housekeeping, or any interest
ing facts, experiments Or recipes, are solicit
cd from our friends throughout the country,
for pu blicat ion in this depart mont.
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TOIIN $. DUNIIAM, Manu- Cicturcr OF
- every variety of Crackers Wnd Et;1cv Bis
c1tit, corner 9th and Pine SITS. ST. Louis Mo.
Particular attention is called to my tIt,rS.-
cTS, being made from tho choicest \NN ST.
Louis Flour, and manufactured with special
care, they are uncqualcd in quality. 70
inc Crackers will hereafter hav" my trade
mark. IS:tv
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NR. M'L.AEE7!-
Celebrated American
W . Il II SIP L. G + ETC, OF
FER t1TF FrG;E
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS;

orcd. with occasional iiushcs, or a cir,.uln-
scribeN spot On ono or both checks: the eyer,
become du!; the pupils diiatc; an azure
sencircie rams along the lower c:-clid: the
nose i irritatc3, -wc!lS, and sometimes
t Sieoa aa Iwelins Of te upper lip occa
blng OF tho cars; an unusual secretion of
saliva Shiny or iurred tongue; breath very
foiit, particularly in the morning; appetite
vafli'nie, something's Nrrac!ous, with a Enaw-
ing sensation OF thc stomach. ut others en-
tirely gone; heetinGs pains in the stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting; violent
pains throughout the abdomen :; bowels ir-
regular, 1t iinc@ coetivo; stools Shiny; not
uni:ct. ucntiH y Hinged with blood belly Swol-
len and hard urine ;it,bi,!; respiration o.
caSioually difficult, and accompanied i.y
n,Ec9"Eii; r"nEr sometimes dry and con
grinding OF The !cctt; to.rl,"r variable. hut
generally irritable.
Whenever tho above symptoms
found I" exist,
Or. N:l.ASE'S NERAlil:i'Hi.
VIII cortai'ly cHte"t {! cure.
Tho universal success which has :,tton'c,
tho administ ratio of this Ircparato, has
boon such as to warrant Us in i;leIgng QUIZ
selves to the public to
RETURN TIE AIoSiy
in every instance wi.cro il, should prove in
ettcctual: .'rrov iding the symptoms tot;cnd-
ing the sickness ofthe child or adult should
warrant tho superstition of worms heinz tho
cause" IN all rl-CS the Medicine 90 ht
given IA strict rtCcO,o't,,cc ,rtth TIE H,"rfirlS
We IioGg" ourselves t" She public. til:I
nr.. N'G..tNE'S VEEA1IFi.il
Does not contri" .:friCHl2y
in any tl!, END ti3:,t ii is an iif4tc.c.i: ;.:r
partition. ""i ct!'nh'1 NJ dpiuI IT," >iIGL:.si M
jtsiy L. tn. j'>JSt !cH5!"5 :l,5,,y!t.
FLENi->F: BROS, PIrr~,., n;;. "a
PNOrEIETCN~.
p. S.-Dcal"rS ard Physicians ordering
from othorS than Fleming Bros, will do
well to write their orders distinctly. and
tnhc :t0,'c b9,t D". M'L0nc's, f,rC1,rt;".' Ey
EYc",itg E'"S., I'dtsbtrg, Pa.
Sold BY AL respectable Druggists, "n(i
CountrT Storc1<ccpHrs generally.
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TCSE!pBs pnnFS'EA

COS ECTIoN ERIE =

CO \ /: { T I @ \ J; K l;S.
Fancy groceries. torcigirand domestic null.
wines, cOrdiaiS. liquors, cigars. pines r"H,,r-
co. crystalizcd fruits, fire works, ,vc
Has III store the largest and 1uO&t colm,lC;c
stock i'll this city. At Wholesale and retail, nj
st. Louis or New Orleans prices.
He manufactures every variety Of p;SiIi
candies AT 20" per pound, delivered at ,arS
or StCam boats, trr, OF charge. for package"
and draNaGc. Orders for weddings nrOlu,rt-
iv and satisfactorily flied. He has fitted M
an elegant Saloon for ladies ana gent lcmcH.
where coffee. iiS h, oysters and other dolira-
cleS can Nc had from = 4. Nj. to II L. Nj
Choice wines and cigars furnished at very
low rates, Remember Joseph Pndc~ta. Iron
Front Block, No. $50 Washington Street,
Nickshurg Miss. July :. $50. n4I:Iy-chg
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Two brothers named Smalltubs, re-
cehtiy married in Michigan, took the
names of their wives.
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s. Ii. RICHARDSON. JACK l.. EICIINRDSoS.
CAM'L II. RICHARDSON - CO..
~ DEALERS IN
BREADSTUFFS AND GRAIN.
General Commission Merchants,
S. T.. Corner Walnut and Commercial sis.
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
10 With enlarged facilities and several
ycnrs active service in this market, wo hope
to meet the continued confidence of our
friends. Wcll-knOwn brands Of our Flour.
put on board 'FrcC of Drftngc,'' and ut the
lowest market prices. Private brands got
ten up for our regular customers without
charge. l:':cn
w. n. X. BEAIL,
And Purchasing Agent,
No. Is South Commorriai street
ST. LOUIS
Dec. II, 1870. nlS-6n
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES

LEE INSURANCE. COMPANIES
.
yIEVpV;ST AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSTR. ECJI COMPANY
ny r.Ct,anSD v,UGISIn.
i,,,,i,uln,i,1,,na.,.,. oc,rod $ ,nD rrS,
;, .s,te, 7tsj Goa
poI;rin ;:s,,r:i ,.,ti,I~ tI,c last Two
>-..,,.: own. u,.lo
X. (. C,rRISaTON. President.
.'DIiE =. EDWARDS, Vice PrcsidCnl
p;;. (. II. i'i1I;I;UNE, MoiIca, Adviser.
~ CifAS Il SMITH Medical Advisor
y. i tiNGkLER. hctvary-.
DIRECTORS:
~. T.. i>ahcs, =. II. Maury
Wy; taIrinGtoi, y. !. uarstook,
> =: Edwards, W. II. Palmer,
y. /. Stot<7s, G. II. Perronc,
George =. Palmer.
NJ o: Richmond, Nirginia.1
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E75l;. CHAMPION.

i,Irsi t'romi!l:l 1T tho St. Louis Fair, 1866.
First Premium ut tho st. Louis Fair, 1867.
cold Medal at tho Louisiana State Fair, SOS.
First Premium at tho St. Louis Fair, 1865.
FIRST Premium at the Memphis Fair, 1869.
ti1H>t brc;ni'Iln at tho St. Louis Fair, 1869.
At III the above mentioned trials the Bril-
iia;it Stove lr~tGd It's metal in tho Opon field
t'ntSinsT bread, with ali IN" leading coO<in q
stoves manufactured ON this Continent.
Every Eri!!i:ult is warranted to give entire
s,Ht >.:'i'tiD" nv your money refunded in full
II. IALLE.R, Sole Agent,
No. 10 Camp ST., New Orleans.
ilih!H: in Ill kinds Of Cooking and Heat
:u5 SLuN">. Fire Gr:ltcs. plain and Japanncd
Sim Ware, Plated Ware, Table Cutlcrv, and
every description of House FURNISHING
Goods. sole Agent G,r the celebrated Ringcn
W"SA''G Machine. AVID Wallaco's Patent
'Niii"ia"Einn Crate. Jan'Y l, 1871. nI5:Iy
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I,-tEN.GT II. MAIRN, General Agent
Tor South West, 50 CurOndplct ST.. y. O.
J. Y. MARTE, State Agent.
j.. l.. l'A>p'E' Agent frr North Louisiana.
NJ: lV
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/ HsFosiSA s''SE INSURANCE Coz
MEMPHIS, TENN.

:
MEMPHIS, TENN.
OFFICERS:
Hon. Jefferson Davis, President.
NJ. J. HNics<S, LIST Nicc-I'rcSidcnt.
r. Petit. End Nicc-Prcsidcnt.
~. !. Boyle, Secretary.
}. il. iEd,nonSoI,. General Agent.
BOARD OF nirra.ycns:
III j. Wicks, e. NJ. Aporson,
J. T, Petit, w. r. Hunt,
W Is. GrConlaw, James Pular,
j. q. Longs,iaI. Win. Joyncr,
f. ". Smith. a. Scssel,
y. L. Vance. n. =. RrlcC,
u. X. Pulcn.
Bahcn E.>thers, a;tatc Agents tor North
J. f. I!o!io',. Special Agent, Monroe La.
Office: Corner Grand and DcSis.rl s'ts.
D'. -. II. key VII attend to tho business
% y" Office AT Trenton.
HEFGHENcE-:
= y t.w GEiEA S~.-.encral Harry HAYS, +
=. anil I. ~. t(!cT x co.. f4aib:c:ith
= cWart Il Tizcr. Jennings. Eatoss & Co..
Nelson '.;'''vhi''l < 60, Eoadi"s, Wingn
>:1Ea:yryoi>!.-!s. NJ. Johnson. banker;
N!tnhs'l"H, &tni4 q CO.. wholesale MGR
Morris. Druggist, Gregg II Martin, Jcssup,
lfH'1,!, q NF!g.-irs. liHaIlisl x Kennedy.
!.:s:u:.. Policies all the The improved
plans so distractions Oh travel or resi-
,icn"c within hN settled tirlitS Of the United
%tttcS, British North America or Europe.
All policies nrn-forfcitablo for their
equitable value. Liberal deductions madn
on ,i3ini-tc rs.
Active, Intelligent gentlemen wanted rs
agents il every parish.
Medical examiner, Monroe, Or. Strothcr.
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r. II. EBERT. a. T. E-IOTri\VOON.
II IL. EBERT Il co.,
RI. Flour. Grain, and t;rncr.u Commission
Merchants Nos. 800 and sol North Lovro.
st. Louis. Refer by pornlission: Mcssrs.
J. j. Roc Il Co., G. Il. Alton 1t Co. 81. Louis;
Northrup Il Chick, J. b. Alexander & Co..
Now York; S. H. Kennedy - Co., Pike
Brother IL Co., New Orleans. Personal at
tontion given to the purchase of Hour and
gram. Scptonlbcr 2i, 1870. nl:iE
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y J. PETERS,,
L Manufacturer of >nddlcry. Harness,
Collars and Buffalo Shoes, an,! dealer il,
Saddlory- Hardware, l:ut!aio-Rohos, etc..
No. III n. Main Street, bot. Chcstni,, n:ld
Pine, st. Louis, Mo.
Represented by II. +. Tacilahcrv.
September p, 1870 nl:!y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-13
PUMPKINS AND SQAsuEs.

If you have spare patch of good
ground, plant it this month in pump
kins and squash. They are frst-ratc
food for miich COWS, and arc easily
raised. The hills should be deeply
broke and made rich with manure
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-13
SWEET POTATOES.

Keep on setting out slips wherever
you can as long as you have any to set
out. Nothing will pay better. If the
weather is dry and hot set out the
plants in the evening, and if you can
dip the roots of the sets in q soft paste
of cow manure and woods earth, it will
help the growth and be a protection
against irOl,-hi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

CLEAN POWER-ROoNS To LET WITH STEAM
- power at Nos 60 lQ and l3 Elm street Walkers
wood workers allowed. Apply to J. }. McCSUM ~. 50
Walker street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

STEAM POWER TO bEAsE.-TWO LOFTS. 21Xi0)
- feet Large and small Rooms and onees NJ Nassau.
Store and Basement, 22xiG0 feet, 2l0 William street.
Offices ~ John Inquire OF NJ. J. GILIOoLT, li3
Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

CToRE AND STEAM POWER WITH THREE ROOMS,
- TO let lease OF years. 50 John street Inquire
OF DAVIS 4 kikER a John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

CToRE TO RENT-No. lao BROADWAY, ST. CLouDs
- Hotel: rent slAlo per annum. Apply to y. ROMANO
BROWN, 1,-s0 Lroadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

4 SUIT or THREE ELEGANT OFFICES. FRONTING
N broadway newly painted between John street ana
Maiden lane; best business 0eation ptrtia ~ furnished
eultshs fer law Offices Inquire at ls9 Broadway,
No H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

4 OFFS TO LEf-WIrH STEAM POWER, SEPARATE
L. together building saU Canal build
Ing lo Walker street Inquire OF r. II. KERR sl Centre
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

JITANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN or QUIET HABITS,
w Board IN private family where there are no other
few boarcrs, aud whcrc he have pleasant Room
and comforts u homes ioc.tion Sixteenth and Foysec
streets and Fourth and Sixth Address, with
name, location and terms, J. D.. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

4 OFFS TO RENT OR LEASE on BARCLAY STREET,
- few docra from the Actor Honse; four lofts each
25xS0; excellent light; err also lob
Chambers street, a5S76; vhry moderate rents.
Hudso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

A srORE-BEST LOCATION; LARGE AND SNOWY;
N good business; well established ladies' fur.
nhing store opening Apply in store, % East Four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

LyURNIsHED HOUSE TO LET-FOUR STORY BROW,
sone nigh stoop, all improvements, neatly furnshc
ncishborhood good Ffteth street. side; $40
per month. The would remain ana hoard POI
ton OF the rent. Apply NJ - Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

CTEAN POWER TO LET WITH Two FLOORS 90 BY
- IS each. Apuly MCCLANE BROS, Tweniy-sec0nd
street and Eleventh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

RIO LEAsE-foR THREE OR FIVE YEARS, DWELL
ing House fully furnished all modern improvements
IL sable + four horses carriages line grounds
fruits &C.. excellent Immediate possession
$4,000 annum Apply premises, Filth street; first house
Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

yJrANTED-AN UNFINISHED ROOM, FULL BOARD,
w hot and cold water, with pantry and for single
gentleman state terms. which must be moderate Address
j. S. s. box li5 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

TWO GEaTLEMEN DESIRE TO fRocURs BOARD
and LODGING in respectable private Jewish family
Other kept ood locations references exchanged
Address X. Y. H., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

A NEW STORE TO LET--i5Xl6; LARGE CELLAR; DE
~ srahc parties tay1rably treated with. Apply to owner
the premises - South Fifth avenue, Sprng street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

RIO LET-sss AND sss LEXINGTON AVENUE. 3 FIRST
class, four story brown stone Houses having all the
modern improvements and in complete Order Can be
from 10 til without permit, by applying No SO, and for
terms to i. BLASCo, IL South v ilian street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

GOOD TABLE BOARD wANTED-FoR A GENTLE
W nan Fortyst ami Forty fourth streets and
Broadway and Fifth breakfast ~ to 8; dinner D.
sharp tine. Address b., box 10l Herald Uptown Branch
onioe I Rron f,yav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

yTASTED-A FRONT ROOM. OR ROOM AND BED.
w second floor, with ard for gentleman aud
wife located betwe Filth ami Eighth aud Four
tcenth and Emcenth streets IL suited viii be permanelt
price exceed gig per week. Address N. L. T., At
West Iniriysecoad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

UENTTSTKf
A RTIFICiAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY
"A without plates cxtracious. Teeth bum upon stunrs,
without pain lwitl orenpnsiicl, by the inventor.
Dr. 81 EsNOND, % East Ninth eet broadway.
A DENTAL OFFICE FOR SALE OR TO LEr--WirH
IN or without fNurcs must be disposed OF this wrex,
terms reasonable. 5ia thrs between fhrysx'h
ana Thirty scycnih stree
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- - -
BROOKLYN BOARD.

1.l0 FIRST PLAcE.-ro LET, WITH BOARD. A
low handsomely furnished front Room, second floor
with bedroom adjoining; scrarotcy u desired Also large
fourth roor. Gentleman and wife ,le
gentlemen pre- erred.
UNFINISHED ROOMS FROM MAY /, WITH BOARD,
II IN one Of the most desirable private resdencea on
Columbia Heights overlooking hr Bay of New York.
Inquire between fanI6P. NJ at IA pierrepont street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

Dp FAST nth STA FRONT ROOM ON SECOND
40 foor and one third floor with bedroom and closets
attached, furnished, IN private family, with without
partial Board . single gentlemen gentleman and vie No
moving LIST OF May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

4 LARGE BASEMENT STORE TO LET TO A MASON
IN SsNi; three times taken IN work :
plase 5. G. sMIrh Frankfort House, 1t2 WA
liam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

ats sa HROApWAY.-A LARGE AND SMALL ROOM
n the door. togsther separrely 800
to 81 $780, looa sign ROOM &c. Also Storage Rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11

MARKET GARDENERS PLOT TO LEASE WHOLE
WI block; Yorksic. Colonel L. HART, Las Thru
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

"A sack Ct gold and silver coin
containing $4,000 !, in coin was .uu.
ear'hed by some laborers near CT uunoil
Bluffs. Z was hidden eighteen yea rs
ago ~. one Muir, Who murdered il 4 I
oomrade aod. WAS hung by a mob. I Ho
said il was hid under stump, but re-
used to tell where. Tho laborers
shared 10 the division Ct the treasure.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16
FUTURE OF SHEEP HUSBANORY.

* ssIs
Taking everything into considera-
ton, We are inclined to predict good
things for the future of sh,ep husbaud-
~ in this country. At present both
wool and meats are high in all the
principal markets Of the world. It is
net possible with sheep, as it is with
swine, to increase production beyond
the natural demand Tor consum tion,
except BY continued effort Tor a series
N years; hence it is fair to expect a
0pntinuance Of tho presen: healthy de-
maud tor all grades Of fleece, and for
superior qualities of mutton tor an in
definite future. :#'@z
The flocks Of the country are now,
Is rule, in the hands of good shep-
herds. We doubt if there has ever
been time when sheep of all classes
were healthier than nov, as evidenced
py tue =. soqnndness eot. staple and full
growth characteristic IF tho domestic
fleece now coming forward to market.
There b certainly much to encourage
the general + f1iookmaster, whether his
speciality be the production Of 6ue
wool, sof mutton and wool, Or. breeding
5-Eit
animals Of aoy of: the principal v.rie-
ties; and whether his locality be
California Or Colorado, or Illinois or
New England, or either OF the South.
srn States. ''''' ~ = ~ Sax E., ,.,:...
lfa good mutton market is accossi-
bic he may fed better returns in
proper attention to the larger i, ecds
and smaller tlocks; II rot, then the
Merino Or it's grades on common AID
lons'wooled sheep will amply reward
bis best care.a National lie .,SStoch
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