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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24
ANOTHER REPoRTER's ACCOUNT.

Mr.. Blanchard, brother of the State
Registrar B. F. Blanchard, Esq, says he
saw man wearing the badge of deputy
United States marshal draa0 a pistol and
present IL at the Governor, but that Mr..
William Roy, the deputy marshal in COM
mand told him to put it up.
The Governor then mounted his car
riage and addressed the people, informing
them at the close. of his speech that the
Convention was al ier=aed to the Turner
Hall.
On sudden and electric impulse the
indignant populace unhitched the horses
from the Governor s carriage, and with one
huge cheer started at freman's run for
the Turner Hall. Their ranks augmented
at every step by numbers of enthusiastic
supporters, whose cheers were only limit
ed by the supply of oxygen in their lungs.
Thus borne, in a sort of prophetic tri-
umphal procession, the Governor and his
friends reached the place of meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

The Democratic majority on the State
ticket in Kentucky will not exceed TWEEN
ty. thousand.-Rep & Rep.
Our neighbors managed that time to
tell about half the truth. We are thank
ful for that much. Try again. A Demo-
cratic gain of about ten thousand over
last year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

PERsoNAL.-A McGregor, Esq, of the
Democrat delivered an address at Mans
field on the occasion of the Scott Centen-
nial, which is highly spoken of We hope
that he will give his near neighbors an op-
portunity of hearing him on the same
topic-Rep. and Rep.
It might be, such an opportunity would
be afforded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

COLUMBUS, August 19.-COlonel Nc
Cook, Democratic candidate for Governor
hiss been compelled by i'll health to suspend
his canvass of the State. He does so with
great reluctance, and only upon the ear
nest advice of medical men of eminence,
who says that his system is so prostrated
by his labors in the intensely hot weather
of the last three or four weeks as to make
rest absolutely necessary, The meetings
appointed for him will all be held by 9th
er speakers supplying his place. As soon
as his health shall be sufficiently restored
he will resume speaking. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

The Scott centenary was celebrated
with great, enthusiasm at Edinburgh,
Scotland. 1t was estimated that a quar-
ter of million of strangers were in the
city. There were professions, speeches,
races, games and plays in honor Of the
event, which was evidently grand suc-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

- ~ So far as the large accession Of negre
votes is concerned, negroes voted last year
did they not, Mr. Democrat9 And the
reduction of the Democratic majority over
:. last year is not far from 10000 The fact
!. Is that Kentucky has come down from the
head Of the list Of Democratic States to 3
conspicuous place among the doubtful
states. Rep 4 Rep. ,a .basil.tl ali \
- If our Hsighbor win lcsk up the vote Of
Kentucky last year he VIII find the Dem
ooeratic majority was $4,000: tins year it
is nearly. 40, 900 majority. If our radical
neighbors are satisfied with "gains's Of
e this kind, we.are qnita content.
.ro Is the Rep and Rep for Grant or for
Greeley for President in 1922 = lss f
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

A FIRE broke out in the akron Beacon
Office on Thursday night. 1t caught in
the press room which is in the cellar 1t
was subdued in half an hour after it
was discovered and before the Office was
entirely destroyed. Damage two thou-
sand dollars to the presses and a stock Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24
Grant with his SOIdiery at New Or.

leans.
Our private advices, from independent
and perfectly trustworthy sources in New
Orleans, inform US that the friends ofGoy.
Warmoth and the opponents of General
Grants denomination had a majority of
more than three to one of the regular del
egates to the recent Republican State Con-
yentlon OF Louisiana, and that a know
ledge of this fact was the reason WHY Col
lector Casey, acting under the secret in
structions sofbrother-in-lawG of Grant. BROUGHT
IN the United States troops, with bayonets
ball cartridges, and Gatling guns, to pre-
vent the entrance to the Convention of
the regular delegates, and then proceeded
to pack the hall in Casey's Custom House
with bogus delegates, who, as in duty
bound, thereupon endorsed Grant.
Thus driven from the place of meeting
by military force, Gov. Warmoth, followed
by more than ninety regular delegates out
OF the one hundred and eighteen of which
the Convention was to be composed, re-
paired to Turner's Hall, and there held the
real Republican Convention of Louisiana
over which Senator Pinchback, by far the
ablest and most infinAatial colored citizen
Of the State, presided.
1t Is by such means that Grant intends
to force his denomination upon the Repub-
lican party, and thereby accomplish its
ruin in 1872.
Is there not sense and courage enough
left in the Republican ranks to crush the
Dictator now, and not leave it to be done
by the ballot-boxes next year, when his
overthrow will involve the destruction of
the party? Has not the time come for the
Hon. Horace Greeley to give to the coun-
try his promised reasons for opposing the
denomination of Gen Grant? Honest men
impatiently await a bugle-blast from
Chappaqua, or from some other and bolder
quarter of the political horizon.-N Y
Sas,s, (Republican.)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

Mrs, CoLBuRN is on preliminary trial at
London, Ohio, before Esquire Crahbe,
charged with the murder, by poison, of
old Peter Buffenbarger, her first husband
who died in 1867, aged 81. Prof Worm
ley, of Columbus, swears to finding arse
mic in sufficient quantity in the stomach
and liver or the deceased to cause death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

THE Carroll Free Press of this week
contains a couple of articles on the Judge
ship which, to say the least, are not calcu-
lated to harmonize the Republican party
on its regularly nominated candidate for
Common Pleas Judge. If the Press has
determined to bolt the nomination. and
set at defiance the will of the majority. let
it so state in fair and square terms, and not
hide behind cewardly insinuations.-Ali
ssegpG Commercial. - linla.iH al'. ga1ez /
Well, We understand the Carroll Press
folks have been whipped in to the traces
The mild arguments Of General Eckley,
Underhin and others probably did the bu-
sinsss-such as, .sd---n you, if you don't
come in and support Frease and the ticket
wen have another paper here in less than
week I" -. ~, .-..i -
g AR. Trip, having no organ to adyo-
cate his claims very sensihly declines be-
ing a candidate. ls ~. ..5s - (
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'eSume speaking.

In the selection of candidate for Com
mon Pleas Judge. the Democrats have eY=
identity acted with a view of making a
vigorous fight Major Wallace is their
strongest man. He is a good lawyer,
socially perfect gentleman, and the best
Democratic stumper in the district. He
never does things by the halves, and if
the campaign il not lively one, it will
not be his fault. Minerva C5nmerciGJ.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

GoDFREY SEArLER is having his prslim-
mary trial at Akron before Justice Cum
ningham charged with the murder of A.
J. Kepler at East Liberty, Summit cOun-
ty. Mr.. Kepler died from his wounds on
the 18th, having been made with gun q
day or two before. Kepler's age was sixty
and Semler was his son-in law
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

WE regret that Colonel McCook is too
i'll to proceed with his personal canvass of
the. State. His arduous labors on the
stump from the latter part of July has
proved too much for his enfeebled condi-
ton. His appointments will be filed by
others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

MI. EAToN.-We learn there was fine
Democratic afternoon meeting at Mt.
Eaton, Wayne county, on Saturday last.
The speakers were Judge Reed, E. B. Esh-
Gilman, Esq, of the Wayne Co. Democrat,
Hon. George Rex, II. D.. Mcdowell and
w. A: Lynch, Esq, of our town. The
speaking began early and continued till
near 5 p. m.
Judge Reeds effort was worthy of him
self, and Mr.. Eshelman made one of his
happiest speeches, lasting about an hour,
Mr.. McDowell's remarks were well receiv-
ed. Mr.. Rex presented an array of solid ar
gument as usual and Mr.. Lynch made one
of his most earnest and able speeches
Old Wayne will do her duty for the cause
as usual.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

JOSEPH DEvILLE.-Mr Deville'S groce-
ry in Haas's block, No. 40, is the popular
establishment of the city. Besides a full
line of groceries at the very lowest rates
Mr.. Deville keeps always q supply of veg
etables aud fruits of the season, and sells
them at the lowest possible figures. Call
and see his fine establishment and consid-
er his goods and prices. Remember the
place, Haas's block, nearly opposite the
American Hotel
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STARK COUNTY FAIR FOR 1871.

Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and
FrIday-SePtember2 26Gh, 2zth, 2sth
and goth.
The Fair of the Stark County Agricul-
tural Society for 1871 promises to be the
best we have ever had.
The grounds have been increased by in
Guiding several acres additional and a new
Dining Hall has been completed, capable
of accommodating at one time 400 guests.
A spacious wing is attached for cooking in.
These improvements have cost the soci-
ETY. several thousand dollars and they rem
der, with the other improvements, the
Stark County Fair Grounds about the best
in the State.
Let every body come with his family or
with the one whose company he would
prefer.
We shall mention other improvements
and attractions from time to time. - II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

ALLIANcE.-The Alliance correspond
ent to the Canton Rep & Rep, says that
"a. B. Way is still in Cuba" If said cor
respondent was as well posted as he pre-
tends, he would have said Kansas City,
Mo. For there was his whereabouts, not
less than ten days ago.-AHiGnce Local.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

W. c.. THOMPSON Esq, is progressing
with his building on the corner of Tuscar-
awas and Cherry Street, on the old Buch-
er lot. There will be two store rooms
fronting on Cherry street and one on Tns-
carawas. The basement rooms will be fit
for occupancy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

CANTON UNION SCHOOL - Teachers
ExABfINATIoN.-Ase second examination to
fill vacancies In the Canton Union School
will be held at the High School Room, on
Monday, Aug. 28th, commencing prompt
ly at 9 o'clock g. M. Parties Interested
will please take notice and be prompt In
attendance. 49,
- = By -oRpER OF EXAMINES:
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GRANT The TYRANT!
Grant the Millionaire .
GRANTS SHAMELESS
ADMINISTRATION!
FREEMEN, READ !

WHEN A PRESIDENT SURROUNDS
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS WITH
SOLDIERS IN ORDER TO EXCIUDF
FROM THEM THOSE CITIZENS
WHO ARE OPPOSED TO HIS RE-
NOMINATION, THE LIBERTIES OF
THE PEOPLE ARE IN DANGER
A. Y ISltn, Republican -rs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

IT now costs $222, 800 to run the White
House, at Washington, one year, under
the Grant administration No wonder
Ulysses was alarmed at Pleasanton's re-
duction of the internal revenue collec-.
tiens. --.H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

The grading of North Market street,
immeniately north of the Square, is ap-
preaching completion. 1t makes cut Of
over two feet.
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street Market.

Red Wheat, $l,1o@l, 90. White
81, 1901, %. Corn, shelled-60c. in ear
65c. Rye-75c. Oats, 30(935c. Barley
70978. Hay per ton, $S. Potatoes, 40G
45c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

THE Y. NJ c. L. A. will meet in their
Rooms on North Plum st. on Friday
Evening Sept. lst 1871.
JOHN 7. HAYS, Sec.
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ELDER Rom. MoFFATT, of Bedford. o .,
will preach in the Disciple Church in this
city on Saturday Evening next and also
on Sunday morning and evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

Hon. GEO. II. PENDLEToN spoke to a
rousing Democratic meeting at Loveland,
Ohio, on the 22nd. We shall publish his
able and mastery speech next week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

General Ewing in his speech disayows
the foolish and uncalled for letter Of Co.
isJohn- n. Connell. who claimed that Ewing
ieWas nominated instead of Mccook. Gen
8 earaf y Ewing warmly supports Col. McCook,
and viii mako aons fhirty speeches during
thu campaign. os anE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

THE G. A. R. Band gave an open air
concert the other night on North Market
street to the delight of the denizens there
away.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

THERE will be English preaching next
Sunday evening, at half past seven o'clock,
at the new Lutheran church, East Tusca-
rawas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

THE Court of Common Pleas for Wayne
County-Judge Reed on the bench-is
now in session, having convened on Mon
day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

CHARLES WERNET's big dray horse
kicked the bucket yesterday. He had
served Charles and his country well.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

The new brick, with two store rooms,
going up next east of the Pittsburg groce-
ry is making rapid progress. 81
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

The Hinckley robbers were discharged
at Medina, after a lengthy examination
they having proved an abb.
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For sale at Gibbs Plow. Co. one small
Safe with combination lock, and one En-
gine Lathe. aug24w2
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= 90BE. THos. EwIEo made a powerful
2 SpeecE to the Democracy and people Of
Columbus. which win be found in this
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

New crossings, spacious and well made
have just been put down at Tuscarawas
Walnut streets-quite an improvement
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CONSTABLE SHEARER sold off the last
of the Grand Army Post of Canton, this
afternoon. 1t was to pay debt contracted
in fitting up their lodge room, and the ar
ticles sold were carpets, chairs, robes, a
Bible, a monument of muslin "to the
memory of our fallen comrades" small
marble slab and mallet, and other articles.
The claim was some seventy dollars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

PHoToaRAHH's So a Doz. at Price
Gallery.
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From Steamer Fire Company asking
that the money steamer earned for pump
ing for certain parties be granted them for
the purpose of being expended on 'Shelr
engine room. Agreed to.
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Ippnl Ne'ps.

TIE arrival and departure OF trains on the P F
W 4 c Railway at this station:
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TWENTY-FIVE North Market st. you car
get Pictures for 81, Prices Gallery.
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ATTEMPT 10 HURL THE CEIPPLED GOVAhN'
OR DOWN STAIRS.

At the conclusion of the Governors ad-
dress to the crowd, and when a proposal
was made to adjourn to Turner Hall, de-
tern1iued and persistent push Sgas made 65f
a body of men aUearing nlGTShGLs badges
to croiod the Governor and the friends an
naediGtely surrounding him d0t0'l the steep
and dangerous Stairqgay leading from the
main entrance.
A loud shrek of horror went up from
those over looking the proceedings from
the galleries above, and shouts of ''The
Governor is crippled" /" ''The Governor is
crippled" were raised in warning tones.
But stout body of friends surrounded his
Excellency, and preUe7ated has crltches be-
ing kicked from 1t1adeT hinl.
As the enthusiastic shouts of the ad-
journing members rang through the build
ing, the martial bugle resounded in per-
emptory tones to the troops to be On
guard, but this was superfuous precau-
ton. The delegates then left the Custom
House. The enthusiasm of the large
crowd which had assembled in Canal st.
vast such that when Gov. Yarmouth got
into his carriage the people took his horses
and drew him in his carriage the the
Turner's Hall
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Camp meeting breakg up to.morrow.
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+ WAEM weather these days and quite
dry and dusty. .-.-5.-f ~ I'm
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DEMOCRITIC STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
GEORGE w. MoCO0K, of Jefferson.
.E-o LIEUTENANT aovERNoR,
SAMUEL F. HUNT, of Hamilton.
ATToRHEY GENERAL,
EDWARD S. WALLACE, of Clarke.
ssi9 5ce AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOSEPH R. CoCKERILL. of Adams.
TREAsURER OF STATE,
DIR, GUSTAV BRUEHL, of Hamilton
-i1e9 pE. SUPREME JUDGE, 3
ns G. w. GEODES, of Riehland.
MEMBER BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
elff SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
WILLIAM w. ROSS, of Sandusky.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES PATTERSON, of Franklin.
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EIeHF Pictures for 81 at Prices Gale
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CANTON POsT.OFFICE.

The Mails arrive and depart as follows:
~-r CLOSE. -, %
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the middle of which the officer in charge
of the troops. laying his hands upon! War;
moth, told him he would not be allowed
toproceed. The Governor then announced
that while they bowed to the authority OF
the United States they would adjourn to
Turner'S Hall.
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CouuciI Proceedings.
ouNcr1 cHAMpEn, Monday eve.

COUNCIL CHAMBERI lOnuHy W. ]
August 2lst, II. }
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present-Messrs. Underhil (Presldentl
Bender, Beldsn, Lindsey, Stabler, Scheisr'
Anderson, Cook.
Minutes of previous meeting were read
and apnroved
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cLAIMs ALLOWED.

s. Carver, sO0
II. A. Miller for cleaning 1000
Street Com Newman, for Street labor,........ 1890
D. W. Staber for stone and work. 6l60
August Vogt stone and brick work, sos
Mr.. Schafer said Rescue Hose Company
would like hydrant in their hose house
for convenience in washing apparatus, DC.
Agreed to.
Also, that Mr.. Isaac Harter would like
to have grade established on the alley to
rear of his residence, as he is anxious to
build stable Referred -z
Mr. Bender spoke Of the bad condition
of hose carts for want of repair, and that
a new one was needed; that one could be
made in town for $50, whereupon the
Fire Department Committee was INSTRUCT
ed to have one made at not exceeding that
cost, and that The same be given 10 Hose
Co. No. 8 -- ----f-
Adjourned to meet on Friday evening
next at o'clock p m. 3 ~fslsse-
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Go to Prices and get 8 Pictures for one
dollar. rs-s-t
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Judge Trip declines the nomination
rendered him by the Arlington House
Convention in the following letter:
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REMEMBER. that Price makes spictures
for 81. as
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srATE AND NEIeHRoRHOOD

On the 9Th inst. at Vienna, Ohio miles from
Springfield, barrel of burning fluid caught fire
and soon exploded keg Of powder, demolishing
the building, brick, and injuring "a persons,
two or three fatally.
Johnny McAndreWs, a lady 10 years, at Marion,
last week one day fell from the platform of
freight car and was run over and killed Another
axaunple of carel eSsnesS.
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F1E AT RAVENNA.-On Friday of last week the
Carriage Works of Merits Riddle Ravenna, were
destroyed by fire. Low 4 Waits Psmp Factory,
Knapp Bros. PloW and Machine Shop, and two
barns--in all some eight buildings were burned.
Total loss about S35 600. No insurance One hun
dred men were thrown out OF employment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-24

Henry @. Day, of Ravenna, was found dead in a
water closet at the ST. Charles Hotel Toledo,
the 18th inst He died from apoplexy, and leaves
q wife and child TO mourn his loss. His remains
were buried at Ravenna-
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-BRoEE JAIL--Six prisoners, from the Ravenna
JAN, niaGStheir escape at o'clock Friday even
ing, VIZ: Edward Smith, charged With burglary
EDWARD Carr and 0eorga Parker, horse stealing;
Calvin Seldom and VIM Ryan, petty larceny;
Thos. Small, wife beating. They escaped by the
aid Of some person outside
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We shall mention other Improvement
and attractions from time to time. Is
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-05-17
FARM, UARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
Seab on Sheep.

Two or three years ago / addressed a
letter TO DR.. FL. S. Randall, author of
the practical Shepard" making in
1uiry whether tobacco ooze alone, I'M
mixed with other ingredients, would
cure scab on sheep. His reply was
that he did not know certainly that it
would, giving his experience in treat
ing the disease as detailed in his
Practical Shepard" Since my cor
respondence with the doctor, [ have be-
come cognizant Of two facts that prove
TO my mind that it will, if properly APP
piled, accomplish the purpose. The
facts are briefly as follows:
Two years ago last May, one of nv
neighbors, Mr.. Samuel Hamat, dipped
his flock in tobacco ooze, and it entire
ly cured them, but prevented them
from contracting the disease again, al
though they run on the common mix
ing with other scabby sheep. At the
steering the following spring, there
was no appearance of scab so far as the
eye could detect it. The other fact is
thfs Last May I dipped my own flock,
numbering about 500 head, in tobacco
ooze, and at this date, March 9th
there is no appearance of scab on the
the sheep, although they run on the,
common with many other sheep that
were diseased with the scab, Now if it
can be established beyond doubt that
this treatment viii cure the disease,
and protect the sheep from contracting
from one steering until the next one,
there will DO no excuse for having this
laathsome. awful disease in the coun-
try, and millions will be added to the
value of this kind of farm stock. =
Cor Prairie Farmer.