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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29
TUESDAY. May 2s-P. "

The current speculation at the Stock Ex-
change has lacked activity and spirit and but gives an
indication Of the duness that may be expected during
the Summer months while many elements Of life and
spirit If not strength, Will be removed from the street
AS rule tho market has been weak and
lower Eric performing grand evolution
from Gs TO CA, under the pressure OF contracts
on both sides of the Atlantic. Exceptionally Pacific
Mail was strong, and lhaying overcome the
ghost of the Chals injunction under its guise and
its twin brother Also made upward reaction from 70
TO &C. thus almost counterbalancng the decline Eric.
The other shares weak and lower. but only
average decline of TO per cent Boston. Hartford and
Erie went down =, while Union Pacific was but ndif-
ferently supported at 39i. C. c. and i. C. ranged
between 40. and 800. Iron Mountain sold at par.
Harlem, 1914; and Erie Preferred, SO. In the
miscellaneous list, there a sharp rally in Quicksilver
Common to 49, and Preferred to I. In Express shares
a fair business reported in Wells Fargo at 9Il TO %;
American 49, and United States s3l The market at the
final wind up neglected and heavy. The opening.
highest, lowest, and closing prices OF stocks
follows:
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90. mors or e from The grouna smIu n mn rowu

foot tnors ess from the ground similar f grown vnesueb
produce much Tie Of
veted mach sing Of which will be available this
and think ID safe there vii
should anything he unfavOre, will probably diminished
market has beea somewhat active his
been from brewers 70 nsb their ocs and SEmmer brewing
much increased lately by The Of c oe Will
and tie Of good sund Iqlors will
will be drank still sham people Legislators
(soealej local opOg" lws ~hcb
most unworthy The Community The
stock u 1911 Hops hight thnk LOU bs could
dused except In he hands Of consarelA
HAYThe demand has been only limited and With liberal
rivals puces at 81 U 81 20 for SpDn 81 70
for Retail lots Sea- 81 o. for Sat lay and ~ 250
Clover qs but IDS st 81 2U 81 IS loT Long Rye
Sl0 81 10 for Shot DO, and &c n ~ - for 0at.
EMP-1here continues Guil market hut Manila nominay
shade bger; We quote e gold Jge inactive 5u7c soA
Jute BE- currency 81 80 s a. arrive a 2ie gold
LEATHER eOck Sole continues quei AID prices rather fnn for
stock bot Other descriptions are weak ami gor TIE buyer Is
receipts slightly tie giock ary assorted Oak
better supply parcels still tken sy at fa prices
We quote Hemock Arrcs clyT H02lc Y n HeInlock
Bueno Ayres Mde 2sl02e y D. Hsmcf Bueno Ayres Light
21ldIsc b Hemock. California Heavy laZc Z ~ lemock
California. Middle 202sc a NJ nock California light T9Elc
ID Hemlock Ornoco e Heavy X0id2Ie 4 10 Hmock Onlooo
Middle 27dI74c N Ilrmock. Ohroco LIGHT NaLIlc = 70 He
6ck God Damaged all Kind. and WEIGHTS %. d25c Hsnocs Poor
0I3c 0aI Slaughter Hcvy, ia y b. OK slaughter Middle
3in3e y h Oak Saugtr light, J5atOc ID Oak Cropped,
Heavy 5d39c. ID; Oak, Cropped Middle. df2c NJ Oak Crop
ped Light yd42c. y 10; Oak tbs Roagh, Heavy 3d3ec
OAK, the Rough. Middle 3lHBc y 10 tue R0Ggh Hga
3zal5c q 70: Oak. Bellies 15alJc. p 70.
MEIALS-lngot Copper Is dl ard quote De- for
Lake for immediate delivery ard 35e Tor furr yellow Metal
without change scoc Pig Iron du nnseiei American
The for Pig remains du tendency
and Infhh and goi Plates
du and es Of so boxes Charcoal Tin az ndsl5 70
Charcoal Terne 2 Other descriptions dali and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship Wis
con,ln will close at 1890 M, at tho Merchants TX
change, Nos 20 and 60 Pine-st.
The money market has been abundantly supplid with
loanabe funds call borrowers being freely supplied at
TO per cent Commercial acccptances quiet at IN
changed rates. Tomorrow the Treasury Will buy
S20OOoO fve-twenties This and the flrInness OF gold
and the stiffness of the London market tended to keep
Government bonds strong prices at the early Board
being higher than yesterday. Later, however quota
lions made a slight yield, but the market wound up
strong on the basis of l1IS9l7i for SGs, with quick
demand for all the issues tho Central and Union
Pacific Mortgages, which arc in request for Europe.
Fisk & Hatch report as follows at 4 p M;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29

The gold movement devoid OF Especial o or AMI
nation and deprived of any influences. The priee
was firm however, all through at lis. al3JdI1 the ex-
port demand and higher exchange tending to sen the
market The rates paid for carrying were g. 81 44h0,
and per cent. The specie shipments for to-moToWs
steamers thus far amount to s7s721. The Assistant
Treasurer redeemed $4,000 in called bonds total OF
s2sssOO disbursing $4,000 in coin interest The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was follows
gold cleared $40 $4,000; gold balances. @Olo5; cur
rcncy balances, Sl,365,96l. Tho following were tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29

THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
for SALE at o2 and accrued interest in currency by
WHITE, NORRIS 81 Co, No. IS Wall-st. and
GwYNNE. JOHNSON e. DAY. No 16 Walst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29

sdon Tire usual Astronomical eo1iens OF an Anasse gives
he flowing Political aud Statistical Information:
LAWS AED JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD SESSION OF THE XLIsT CONGRESS.
PPOCLAMATIONS or NEUTRALITY AND FENIANIsN.
ACT ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
THF TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
SKEEHBACKS OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO 1871.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF The I. s. FOR 1871
HtjNBER oP POST.OFFICBS IN 1870 AND Bsi
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES.
POPULATION OF STATES BY COUNTIES FROM 1920 TO 1870
POPULATION or TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE s.
POPULATION OF THE o. s AND TERRITORIES 1890 TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET - SUPREME
CoURT-MIyISTERS TO FOREIGN COURTS ....
FORTY.SRCOND CONGRESS-POLITICALLY CLASSIFIED
COMMITTEES OF THE XLlID CONGRESS.
STATES OF THE UNION. POPULATION CAPITALS, Gov
FRNORS Gc-CONGRESSIOYALA PPORTION MENT
ELECTION RETURNS. CAREFULLY PREPARED OF BLEc
TlOSs HELD IN 1891. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND, &c, &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29
And the following for city bank stocks:

There was an active business in railroad bonds par
tculary for the old fayortc roads, Central Pachcs sen
inc at 1cs, Union Firsts e2g Land Grants, 49, Firts
of Toledo and Wabash ,s Louis Diyison), %, and Erie
Fourths at 50. The following are tho bids;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29
0edriler5.

LITERARY LADY READS with married
~ ladies The fri families se Poets H,,or En5 t c51e1
ton on simple review the Elementary English Studies AdIfeS
MUSIC, Cox $50, Iribuuc OHce.
AN EXPERIENCED Lady Teacher desires to
~ male ENGAGEMENTS for The coming school year In Pcnnnsnp
end Focno also Writing Copying during the Summer Address
SIECIALTi Box l'6 Tribune Ohee. -------
80 MGR school lnStitute.D Ia BOnd-st., supplies
schools IN IAN with reliable Teachers 1earleS wanting
positions Application Form j. W scnermernon Aeaat
FNSTRUCTION.-A French young LADY
cnI NE 10 cul SITUATION the country TEACH during
The Sr months reference address Rev. Dr. VbbN % west
Twenty -s-conisL
VNEACHER.-A gentleman of reputation who
successful experience In atuq aud as resident
ofl te uae co % would accept similar POSITION take Charge Of
ladies' school Of grade. Address it'll particulars
EDUCATOR, Box 80 InoGne Ohoe.
1.-TWO LADY TEACHERS required tor Young
Ladies School; one as Teacher OF Preparatory department the
@ lar 9t and 10 a charge Of the Rhetorical and Composition e.
erejses Address INSTRUCTION Brooklyn r. o.
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New Publications,

TUNIUS UNMASKED; or THOMAS PAIn M.
- ubor Of the LETTERS OF JUElUS demonstrated over
@ and incompatible fact 3JJ pages 81 ~ post
-. Ibersl trade discount JOHN GRAY Co, WAshngtsa ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29

Mr.. John s. Greenough, for several years with the
clearinghouse of Henry CIews & Coz and previously
with Grinne Minturn Co., goes out on tho Cunarder
Russia tomorrow, for few weeks OH the Continent
His devotion and fidelity to business for the past few
years make the present vacation well merited compl
ment.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive of specle
from the port OF NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending NAV %. 1s72 was S3.7026I7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.


THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPASYs FIRST MORTGAGE BoYDs are being abb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by first mortgage on the
Road, Land Grant, Franchise, and Equipments, COM
bined in one mortgage they command ut once a
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in 0OlL
Interest at eight Isl per cent per annum. Payable,
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000 $500, and 800 Cou-
pons or Registered.
Price 97l and accrued interest, in currency, from
February 10, 1872.
Maps. Circulars Documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-York.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the un-
designed, who unhesitatingly recommend them.
TANNER 81 Co.. hnkers,
No. II Wsl-st, New-Yorl1.
WooD q DAVIS
BANKERS
Dealers IN RdiirOdd Bonds
Keep on hand variety of choice Bonds to supply
inyestors-funish Bonds advertised on the market,
at subscription prices-exeeute orders for Govern
ment Securities, Gold, and Rahoad Stocks-and do
4 General BANKING business.
81 Pine-st
c. ID. WOOD, formerly of Vernye g. Co.
SAMUEL ID. DAVIS.
The net earnings Of the CHICAGO DANvIILE AND
VNCESNEs RAILROAD are now nearly double
the interest on its bonded debt We have sold
81 10000 of the Per Cent First Mortgage Bonds
within few weeks. and ofier the small remainder
at 30 aud accrued interest
w. b. SuArTUU g. Co., Bankers,
30 1assau-st., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29
The days transactions at the o. S. sub-nei

The days transactions at the o. s. subTreasury were;
Cold $50 97 Currency paTnen&.. S33j92 ~
God uav1ents.... l5l2O13 n Currency balancc.. 4J 5
God baance......... b9bt - Ous'0hs''''' " W
Curreuc Teceipts.... 2f,jao %
Cancelled gold certificates sent 10 Washington S'3loOn
Foreign exchange quiet but higher, at the under
mentioned quotations. fow new bids finding their way
into the market under tho settlement Of the Alabama
pufa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29
SECOND BOARD.

SdffS Of G0rfrnnsrf bOaa.
ooo s9o Con rs mills 1000 4. :. S. ~ CON-. lE
~ 0.u 52o 10, 65 NJ 10000 4. = 4
Jt ococt 81 2OooO Us. s. lt-fu Rec. $3.50
p ~ 4
/ III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29
THE MARKETS.
Ic,rcfullr repor,sa for TIE rwrrSr. !

ICsrcfullY reported for THE TRTBuSEi
TUESDAY, Nav 20. 1872.
AsHEsThe receipts TO-DAY 30 etgs Pots fair request
steady 81 7jG 80 IS Pearls and nomi-
Ba.
BTILDING MATRRIAIS-Bcs In limited demand and prices
steady fair demand the steady Lsths
good demand and the hade Lime remains
very quiet seldy. Other descriptions without eangc i'm
ponanse- We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were

William Ward. quotes Stock PfIVlIeges as selling
for one per cent bonus, Cd ~ days time. aud u "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29

per cent bonus on 60 days, NJ tho following
variations from the market price OF the securities
named: -, c.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29

Cor Nesl j DAN tam; sales Of rs bills We quote; 80
Com iea 6J 81 ~ Corn 5eal HES ~ dSt "
ieaN o. Corn Meal 10 ~ 10
Corr MeaLWestW. 20 90
Canadian Flour IN lmte demand and Il heavy at go 5O $40 o.
FIS-Dry demand and the market hr sales
Of q Gsoras 5 hac-ce are IN niied demand and
r have downward tendency quote Slj 81 for No. shores
sI for No do; $2 No. Bay, aud SO for No do.
Sr1ie Herring demand but rather
r Al re Tor scale; IGd7c per Dutch Herring
.-L.. - Ii L.. w nn.t..
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GeIp females.

NGELLis TURKISH BATHS, Lexington
N ave and TWentyfh-st intelligent Industrious Amer-
WOMAN Turkish and Eecc Bathnz and Medical W m
nastsnot Protestant Girls accustomed to
general homework References required
VETANTED-An intelligent, respectable, and
w experienced AMERICAN LADY New England pTeHedl WHO
would be willing the Of Enc health eho o. nIe
general IN y whose residence
one suitable oeni portable home
satisfactory will be beery Addes WIN
references Boz 81 Station A. Eew-York.
WANTED-ln a small private family, good
w WASHER and IR0NRRi who do plain cooking refer
required Apply immediately at lO West llogstonst
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Gtuations Uauteo-- females.
A WELL-EDUCATED German Lady, speak
"A English and French desires situation as CoArAAlON to
o l5a1 i,sii lf BSsade 1s'- ~ :, , :.
A GERMAN Lady, with the best testimonials
"a from Germany Frauce and this CITY, desires an engsement as
Gldress D. r.. % B,,i Tlryff.tst, Nes.York.
A FRENCH LADY from Paris, highly edu-
f1bie home in or near the city IATOURErTE, Tribune
GOOD English, Irish, Scotch. American, and
W German SERVANTS a. No Ia Norfolk ST. between kiT
ineton and Staltonsis.. BY Mrs. HID
nN DEMANDE-Une FILE, a demeure on
grai.ssu 80 FOahve; aussi GaTson
CONNIE spprens.
w situation as HoCSEKEEPER hotel private family any
Po,o9 Of c Ss t ds on AIR r. ao5 ossan s aoo
6ituations Uanteo-- Alalcs.
EMPLOYMENT and Insurance Office, 721
dt1e s .a56ei WITH SaI HELP -' ''1
DESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN wants
situation to make himself ersy qsele IN any store as PoREa
end go good city Or well eqqs , ' ~ S s 6
rUO LUMBERMEN.-WAN situation
CLERK SALESMAN in lumber ysrl By young thor
acquainted the business Address ALPHA Box $780, T6
WANTED-A situation as C0ACHMAN and
w GROOM by uses neither tobacco nor dnnf f
frsi-cass take OF genmans places hf
driver; at OF the county, Address H.
DIXON, MorristOwn, hew-JeTsey.
WANTED, by first-class young man, q
w Situation MANAGER Of Iron Wsrhei has Of late
been managing u the largest warehouses In America best OF
enees equlred Address H. C.. South MOnson Massachusetts
NANTED-A situation by young man as
w GARDENER Thoroughly understands greenhouses. fruit
forcing and mushrooms Apply JOHN FOLEY OF Dr. Van
Buren,, Shrewsbury Monmouth Co., n. u
VETANTED-By a man and wife of respecta-
w buty genilensns HOUSE to CARE or The summer Best
city reference or cash security gwen Address ANsOE, Tribune Oc
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soldbv an Booksellers and Neeslers Price 30 Cents fora
)on.r po,t.r,d Address THE TRIBUNE ". Y.
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FIRST BOARD. MAY %, 1877.
Sal,s or STAT BOnds-Rar0dd B0ndBElg al halr0aa-hp

L.lul.s.ssss.ssss. o.
1000 Lake Sd. DIV.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
Freside Department.
How Drinking Causes Apo.
pleZy,

1t is the essential nature of all
wines and spirits to send an in
creased amount of blood to the
brain. The great effect of taking
a glass of wine or stronger form
of alcohol, is to send the blood
the refaster than common; hender
the circulation that gives the
red face. 1t increases the activity
of the brain, and it works faster,
and so does the tongue. But as
the blood goes to the brain fas-
ter than common, it returns fas-
ter, and no special permanent
harmresults. But suppose man
keeps on drinking; the blood is
sent to the brain so fast, in large
quantities, that in order to make
fom for, it the arteries have to
en1arge themselves;th they increase
in SIZE, and in doing.seI they press
against the more yielding flaccid
viens which carry the blood out
of the brain and thus diminish
their size, their poors, the result
being that the blood is not only
carried to the arteries of the brain
faster than is natural or healthful
but it is prevented from leaving
it as fast as usual; hence, double
set of causes are set in operation.
Hence, a man may drink enough
brandy or other spirits in few
hours, or even minutes, to bring
on a fatal attack of apopleKy.
This is iterallyibeing dead drunk.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
To Make Cows Givs Milk

A writer who says his COW gives
all the milk that is wanted in a
family of eight persons, and from
which was made two hundred
and sixty pounds of butter this
year,gives the following as his
treatment. He says.
"Ifyou desire to get a large
yield of rich milk, give your COW
every day water slightly warm
and slightly salted,in which bran
has been stirred at the rate of
one quart two gallons OF waiter.
You will find, if you have not
tried this daily practice, that
your COW will give twenty five
per cent more milk Immediately
under the effects of it, and she
will become so attached to the
diet as to refuse to drink clear
water unless very thirsty, but
this mess she will drink almost
any time and ask for more.
The amount of this drink nee
essary is an ordinary water pail
full at a time, morning noon ard
night.
-Four hundred pounds of but
ter often obtained from good
stock,an instances are mention
ed where the yield was even at
higher figure"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
Farm and Household.
Give Sheep Better Care

4 wish TO say a few words
through the columns of the Jour
nal in relation to the manage
ment and care of Sheppard
would here enter protest
against the manner in which they
are treated through the winter
Some farmers claim that thei,
is no profit in keeping sheep Of
any breed. That is ever true un,
der the rough system that is
practicted to a great extent by
many owners, they are better
without team. But to the farmer
who will provide good quarters
and good and sufficient food, they
will afford both profit and pleas
ure.
There is perhaps, no point in
which flock master more freq
uently err in the management Of
their sheep, than in allowing
them to depend entirely upon
pasture for subsistence during
the latter part of fall and early
winter. Circumstances, the
weather included, must be ex-
traordinarilv favorable, if sheep,
dependent solely upon grass at
this season of the year, do not
lose flesh, The growth of the
grass being checked, the pasture
usually becomes short. The
frost not only diminishes the
nutritive qualities of the grass
but prevents the sheep from graz
for sometime in the morning.
And when one of the long cold
rains occur, to which this season
of the year is subject, they Will
stand and not attempt to eat
the most of the time during its
continuance, and under the con
tinued influence of suffering from
cold and wet, and want of nutri-
tion, they will waste very rapidly.
They are worthy of a better
care and protection for their
comfort and owners profit.
Comfortable houses should be
provided, and sheep should be
brought in regularly at night, as
soon as the sever frosts COM
mence.
By this means, their growth
and flesh may be fully maintain
ed until winter sets in. Then
a half a bushel of corn, or its
equivalent in other grain, daily
to the hundred, in addition to
good hay or corn fodder, fed to
them in comfortable quarters,
will bring them to spring in good
case, and, if they are of a good
breed, with a large fleece of wool
on them.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
The Baldwin Apple.

Not more than one in ten Of
those who enjoy the superior fla.
vor Of the Baldwin apples known
from whence it originated. For
the enlightment of the ignorant
nine, we will inform them that
this peculiar species of fruit came
from a seeding planted by JOSH
ah Pearce, Esq, of the town OF
Baldwin Me. From this stock
innumerable gratis have extend
ed the fruit far and wide;but from
a well known law of extension.
the Baldwin apples is rarely
found in perfection when far re-
moved from the place where it
originated. In Name, the color.
texture, aroma and solidity OF
the apple have nothing to desire.
being in truth so delicious, that
it might have been akin to the
one said to have brought difficult
ty upon our mother Eve. In 9th
er localities, where the soil, eli
mate or culture may have proved
unfriendly, what is called the
Baldwin apple may often befound
a perfect failure, being puffy,
insipid and subject to early decay.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
Higher than the Alps.

In the average hight Of noun
tain range, Switzerland does not
begin to compare with Colorado,
yr, for that matter, western terri
tory. The mean height of the
Alps is from 5000 to 5000 feet
above the sea- The mean hight
of the Rocky Mountains is from
10000 10000 feet. This is the
mean hight of the immense sweep
of the Cordillera de la Sierra
Madre. 1t is probably that the
average height in Colorado,
which is the tableland of the con
tinent, will approach very near
ly to $4,000 feet.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-21
Care of Grindstones

The Journal of the Franklin
lnstitute'g gives the five hints re-
garding the use of grindstones:
1. Do not waste the stone by
running it in water; but if so, do
not allow it to stand in water not
in use,as it will cause soft place.
2. Wet the stone by dropping
water on it from a pot suspended
above the stone, and stop the
water when not in use.
3 Do not allow the stone to get
out of order, but keep it perfect
round by the use Of gass-pipe or
a hacker. 4. Clean off all greasy
tools before sharpeding,as grease
or oil destroys the grit. 5. OBJ
serve-when you get a stone that
suits your porpose, send a sam
pie of the grit to the dealer to
select by,a half ounce is enough.