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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

The School EXAMINATIONS. annual ex-
aninations OF the pupils in the public schools
take place this week. The usual special COM
mlttees, to act with the visiting committees. in
attendance upon the examination, have been
appointed, as follows;
MONDAY, JUNE 23d.
School No. = Anthony Higgins, W. H.
Pierce
School No. 2-Allen Ruth, Benz. Nields.
School No. 11-Ziba Ferris, Chas. Baird
TUESDAY, JUNE Gath.
School No. 6--S. A. MacaIlister, G. r. Rob-
erts.
School No 7--B. r. Heisler, ]. II. Adams.
School No. INV. j. Morrow. r. c. Fraim.
wEDNEsDAY JUNE 25th.
School No. 5-Johu Palmer, L. J. Jenkins.
School No. S-Thos. johnson, W. II. Griffin.
School No. Sd. II. Coyle.
THURSDAY, JUNE 26th.
School No. 4-Allem Speakman, II. NJ. Jenkins.
School No. l3-E. G Shurtlidge, JIG. Morrow,
School No. I'm NJ. Child, p Hasson
FRIDAY, JUNE 27.
School No. 3-H. b. McIntire, Lewis LYNCH.
School No. l0.-Lewis Zebley. s. R. Smith.
School No, Id. H. Moore, Geo. L. Rice
Law ". OF the Bylaws OF the Board REQUIRES
that report of the examination in each school
shall be made to the Committee on Teachers on
or before the Thursday preceding the third
Monday in July.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

SCHOOL ExAAnNArIoNs.-This is examination
week IN the pubic schuos, prior to the summer
vacation, and the regular annual examinations
we're begun this morning. On Friday, next the
schOls close.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

~ UfIGE.-At meeting Of the Board of Direc-
~ tors OF the Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized " settle tine accounts oi that Ahsocia-
tlon and all those indeb to said Asset alton are
hereby no ined to call at the OF Fourth and
spruce Strees, and MAKE settlement at once aud
save c. lht. By order Of the Boaru of uiTectors
aptlt-tt BAkELEh, See'y.
lSSOLUTIUN OF rAkTNKkSHIP-rhe CO.
~ partnership here ofOre existing between sam.
uei Murphey and Joseph e. Booth, Cabinet Makers
ana furIltu alers, is this ~ dissolved by mu-
taal con'ent. The business Of the late hrm will be
settled by Josepl r. Booth who Will still cont inue
we business a. IN old stand, sO9 SHIPLEY street,
Wilmington. Del. SAMUEL, MIJRPHEY
,, JOS. T. BOOTH.
WILMINGTON, April l6. aprl7-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23
M EDICINAL WAFERs

,. And 5elatlne Capsules especially adapted for ad
mlnlsterlng remedies of dIsagrseable odnr nnniaas
ant taste or apt TO rritate the mouth or throat
Il BRlN9HURST d co
Corner sixth and Market stree,s,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23
NOTICE

TO the Editor Of the Commercial:
Having seen in your paper OF the 18th inst a no.
tlce Of Pnsoy Rice OF one Of their drivers having
Oeen hfe by Walton James, take this method
OF Informing my old CUSTOMERS the cause of my
leaving them, In the first place, Pusey Rice mir d
man rom Philadelphia paid nlIn more wages
than hey were Wiling to pay me and having served
On 1atnall, Wost Nashihgt0n and Jefers streets,
Tor nv years ami built up tbs route tor hem did
not lalnk II was doing me Justice to put OF my
old route and put Pniade hia driver on at an IN
crease OF wages over aud aOo q me. In ne second
place did n hire with Walton & James until after
hdd tIt Pusey Rice. GEO +. HALL,
IyI9u with Walton 4 James.
NOTlUE-A GOOD INVEsTM sNr The Me-
IN chinics' Loan ASSOCIATION is now issuing q Sd
serlts OF STOCK, The Association oilers premium
OF 10 per cent per annun for the lst series winch
Will no doubt induce the holders to wit draw this
giving additional advantage the I'd and Sd series
subscriptions received 10y the secretary
mylH.u h. I. TAYLOR, 3 q Market St,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23
HA7TERTION

~A7TBRTION
LADIKs' eUII's AND UNDERWEAR,
CoRSErS AND EooP5KIRTS
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURES,
al extraordinary low prices.
FRAhKiS kAP0R, UM,
zsEss oil Market Street. wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23
~ UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.

DR.. F. sKUEKHL:
Dear slr:-I desire to bear ,unsOlicted) testimoI
to the merits OF your Bitter Wine Of lion, al dy
peptic remedy. l have taken 1t M self with exec
lent Effect have noticed the great benefit derive,
from IL by several suffering, poor women, Whol
your charity has enabled me tO Destow 1t upon.
may desire, and nope those Of my friends who RET
it will believe 1t tu De honest expression Of NJ
opinion Of an excellent medicine, Aud OF NY sens,
obligation TO It's benevolent proprietor, x /
kuukeL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

tF- -Sylpan Sprin. IL has Kyle, Proprietor Tn
pleasant place eI resort has been nedLH nited D
for The reception OF individual Vsltors picnico az
social parties. Ample accommodations for danc1 4
have been made, an0 ice cream, lemonade, cake
fruits &o., will Ue hOld TO all VINO desl them, NJ
intoxicating liquors will lie sold on tine ground. b.
will also continue his popular stand Second auJi
Market, where The above named Injuries may 4
had during the season also, al his residenee SIKH
and Orange, where he VIII De pleased to see b 5
many frlends and the puunc generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

~ Where can buy choice goods for summe
wear7 We would advi you TO buy Of ely, HUNS
berger Rly, 1925 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

~ Our tOods are fresh anu reliable, and our
prices art low est Fireworks Of Try description
At adams a Bro, bos Market street, WILMINGTON,
Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

EZ- -Feruvian Ssrup.-This valuable medicine ha.
been silently making It's way into public favor by
the numerous remarkable cures II has performed
Its singular efficacy Is owing 10 the protoxIde of iTo
which In this preparation remains unchanged, ant
is the only form In which this vital element oil
althy blood can be supplied.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

- Fire WsFks F1s Works Largest Stock Ii
the citY-who.esale and retail. Adams q Bro, 90
Market Street. Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

- Reader, buy your wife, or sister one of G. H
Hamrtck Co.'s, Llama shawls Their store is Al
45 North Eighth street, Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

sw-Unprecedented low prices, for linen grasI
cloth, chambertine vic oria lawn, pOngee, mohai
iusre, travelling suits, etc. Myers Son, 2s9 anc
941 South street, Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23
NEW FIRM

N
The undersigned have entered into co partnership
under the hrm name OF M. " a ! q. Pyle, ior the
purpose OF carrying on the coal business at the s.
". corner OF Front and Tatnall streets.
~ MARlS v. PYLE,
apflSSm ISAAC z. PYLE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

tS-Try Dooleys Yeast Powder, you will soon dR,
it not only tue best, but also the cheapest Baking
Powder. Put up full, net weight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

tB-S torekeepers can ne supplied with Fireworks
Ftrs-Crackera &c.. at New YORK prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

- 50 pieces Of pine apple stripe silk, the 'ates
Paris novelty, Just opened at Geo. d. Wishsms NC
N. Eigh street, Phila
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23
proposals.

PROPOSALS. NON
GRADING AND PAVING TUE R.n ar Isppvp
son sTREGT BEFW EEN SECOND AND THiRI
STREETS 1A+'N MINI
Sealed proposals will be received by the str.a
committee at the otlice of the Street Comm oler
onth thursday. juno 26th, 1873,
al O'CLOCK, 4. NJ,
FOR grading the bed of j. Ierson street com neDc ma
oh line with the line on the northerlV side ,1
ec1nu street. and terminating at this euro tine on
the southnasterly side OF Tnird street
Also, furnishing stone for paving the same haul
my the SAND ana putting down the pa emen IN
c,ndlhg the tiers and tagging, for which IN extra
allowance Will be made. 1ne SAID gu tiers and n ~
ing to be measured Oy single superficial squsre
ment f'
The bids must be made for furnishing the mater.
IA, uolhg the Work anu hauling the sand. The CITY
70 iutnlsh me sand at the sand pit.
all bids. Nv my Vi
No bid will he accepted unless 1t he from rsspon.
sible party. WILLIAM nANRSSNN
le2I 81 Chairman of the Street @ Uohmttese USAnns
YNo CONTRACTORS.
Sea ed Proposals for the Removal of Garbage and
kitcnen onal for the Second and Fourth Dis,
In accordance with and as reuuIred NV tho o,ai
sance passed ny City Council, June 2Ith, 1874 IN
dorsed proposals for removing garbage will be rs
celVed AZ the Olflce OF the Street C0lnmssoner n
ket house, WI ~ e0' III u
Until Thursday. June 26th, 1873.
At o'c,Cck, +. N.
Bids will be opened and read ia Council. and In.
award or awards of the contract or contracts mao
10 the lowest bidder Or bidders, with adeuuate se
CURLY. se
The ordinance divides the city into four garbage
districts as follows. e'"sN
All tnat part of said city west OF Market str a,
and souih OF sixth street shall be The rst distrir
ana east OF Market and south Of Sixth shall he IN
second district; all west OF Market aud north o. |
sixth shal be the third district; and all that mari
OF said city east OF Market street and north Of III b
street shall 0e the fourth district ~
IL quiI es the removal uf Oal not Less than thra
times WeeE on alternate dal D. from the trat da,
oi November unltl he nrst day OF MAY; and dali,
sundays exceptedl from the first day of NAV nnti
the nrsL day OF November, ~
- d as VIII be received for the Second aud Fourti
Dlsulc no party will be allowed To Axe m re- than
he bids. ~ o'ii0' ioi "hiSh
4 ne ght TO reject any or sl bids ia reserved
slble party. 10 i'oH hespoh
suceesst1i bidders 70 have the option of the ex
lehsioh OF their contracts for three years
to, =. WILLIAM CANBY
leH 80 Chairman of The Street Committ3e
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

The Two best composition rOonngs now In us,
PLASTIC SLATE, AND ASBESTOS.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
ONCE in Good 4 Hanna's. Hardware Store,
marl9-sm avs Market stree.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

Hayes manufactures none but nrat class cigars
Why go TO Philadt lphia for cigars, when you car
obtain the same at home for les pricesT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF READING, ,

7'117 VI . Ut III y yin WF NEAUTNU, I
.n,.,., June ~, 1873,
All dealers In DIRE crackers rockets or other de
Materials are hereby no'iued not y of r the sam
or sale prior 70 the Fourth day OF Juy, olh 1is,
lhey wi" oe subject 10 The penalty prov ded by CITY
Ordinance. - ''J
ANY person VIII shall fire. or assist to light or fire
any squlb, rocket 4 explosive material VIII be sub
Jeyl 70 arrest c. +. EVANS, Mayor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23
A DMIMISTRAT0R's SALE
OF
q D o u r u It NIT URE
VIII be sold at Public Sale, at
NO. 1910 WASHINGTON STREET.
On Tuesday Morning, June 2ath
At O'Clock, sharp, as follows:

IN PARLOF.-1 sofa, hair cloth: 1 ladieat so,.
chair, ia rocker, wa ch frs, ladies, reesn
tlt II ohais, eovered witt crimson D ush: \ marhs
top center tables walnut; tazla Ia good oTder IA
yards brusstls carpet mirror '' w
IN DIN NC hOOM.-1 walnut side board 1 wai
nut secretary and no cas- wslnut dt ,inr CHAIR
walnut extension table IL fee. long CLOCK, pis..
turea 6c "' P''-
IN ENTRY.-Hat rack. entry and stair carpsts
rods. mas, dc. P''''
SEQ DIST DRY FRONT ROOM alnpt sr,t
VIZ marOle-tOp dressing bureau, ma ble.top in
Closed stand, b. dstead, ali the above are eolld
walnut towel rack 90 yards Brussels Garnet as
gutd as nsw,l ose feather bed,1 mattrass chairs
SkCOND-5F RY BACK ROOM. = Walnut set
marhlr top dtessrg bureau, inclOsed stand, / wal,
nut bcdslead with spring mattrass, chamber set
tow rack 10 yards ingrail carpet.
BATH ROUb.-1 sofa / centrr table, 25 varda
ingram carpet cane r0r ker,3 chairsi mirror
IN e sfRY.-CF pet, DC.
THIRD-SrORY + FAONr ROOM.-1 hedst ad
drbssing bureau, marble top sand all aold wal.
nut 40 yards ingram carpet, chamber set blinda
1atrass, good feather bed rugs G amp stools Sc
THlhD-STORl BACK RU0M, IL bedstead 70
yards carpet mattrass, goose fuatner bei bliud en-
try carpet.
IN RIrCHEN.-D.shes glassware tin buckets
tuos, pans, knives an f0rEH, and large quantity
OF a ] Kinds of household goods not here enumera-
ted. sale positive.
B.-1he above goods are ali good and in ex.
cellent condition
CSC. d. kELLEY, Administrator
Jels-at OF samuel Kelley, Deceased
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

New Advertisements, This Day.
Lost pair Of gold eyeglasses
Deet lost-Waslington + E and Co
Manted-Copies OF the "Commf rclal."
Choice Goods, Hunsb srger, Philad'a
Llama Shasls, HamreS, thilad'a
Funeral Notices
HaTdware-Trnman Shaw
City ems by various parties
DR. Gasersons Group Powders
Steamer FELTON,, for PniIad'a-two trips daily
For sale, three-stoIy brick house
House for sale by NJ M child
Peruvian syrup
NatIan's Crystal Dis oVery
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23
LOCAL lHrELLieEHGE.
R=BrsaA Hsus-.
rRAms LEAVE wII.MrHaroN.

II
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
scr PAtlaiephsa--l.s5, gs5 ESQ s.l0, I0.sO q N.
lhsd 400, 400. $50 T.lbs 1929 p, N. sundayI
FOT Ssss R0Tk-l.so a m 1as0 and $50 p. m.
Foz settiRoTs-lA5a. AOs ana aO.Oa a m. l.ss and
ala p m.
Esr tAs Dslssese a. R.--labs, and io.1o a. m.
Nso p m No Sunday trains.
?. m.
For ooatesvsils-s.sO, A. NJ and 8 and P. n Sun.
days 81 s45. A. n. The nrst two rue through 70
Reading.
Er v. ". r. R-Cdarket St, Dspotl T.OO
go q M, and 695 D. N.
LEAvk FHILADHLPHIA FOR WILMNaTOE.
l2ao $50, and lO.45 a m. 1915 as0, $50, 400
nloIOO, elo and l1s0 D. IN Sundays 500 a m. and
s.l6 p. N. and i1.s0 p. N.
TRAINS ARRTvR AT WILMINGTON,
EFom DeIGssaFe R.-SOO from New CaA 40
10 ID q m. 8bo, 1880 (The latter il freight with
passenger car attached.l
From ". & e. R.-S16 and 11.s9, G. N. and 90
P. Il. Sundays al O. T. M. The g. 10 q m only runs
from Coatssville.
From Shitadelphia-12.4a, 1 6s e.5e q 1n,; 1905
lls, S.4s, AAs, bO2, 6.2o. $50 1885 stlhdas Ia.As
l.5S and s.3O a m., and 10. .s5 .. m.
From v. q v. r. R.-tMarket st., pepot) T.S5 a.
bg- See time tables for further partieusans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23
!. slaaaslaa aAa esnanAsalal.
MERELY MENTIONED.

-Deviled crabk every day, At Ainscow's, Ill Ship
ley Street.
Craba received daily at ~ o'cleck, at Alnscow's.
I'll sh pley St
An OF the Imported brands Of cigars Initiated
warranted as good al the Imported cigar no sale
second and French streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

bNoh SALR-The lease nxtures and atoce az a
Wsu-ioeeted trimming store dong or, ~ ,hle
business: no better stand In the city Addres ''e
'@"" &c. g." This ON %,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

WHAT READING SAYs.-Mayor Evans. of Read
lng publishes the following proclamation in the
papers Of that city
ABRoCLAMATloN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

hlVIDEkD.-PHlLAD WILMINGTON
- AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD Co
PHILADELPHIA, June O. 1873.
The Board OF Directors have declired u SENT an-
nual dividend OF four per cent. the pila stock
OF the UOmpany,p on and after the Sd OF Juy,
l-73 ALFRED HO fNEk ~
JslO-4W secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

6NLAYTUN LOAN AsSOGIATION-STOCK SUB
~ bCRlPTION5 --At meeting OF Cor u rators of
Clayton Loan Association, the undersigned was nu-
Ih1rlzed TO open book FOR subscription OF sLO Il.
II is proposed to run this Loan the meg tlan,"
namely, TO give to the DorroWer the whole amount
OF the Loan aud to collect the premium with dues
ana lnterest 1t s also proposed To have weekly pay
m9nts ju12-tf M L. LICHTENRFEIN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

~ o rIOE-The subscribers to the capital stock
lN OF the Wilmington Mechanics Cooperative
Associate n are hereby nottnsd of meeting of
such subscribers 10 the capital stock, to he held
Tuesday evening, June 24th, 1873, at II O'Clock p.
NJ, In Association room = K Cor. 5th aud Market
Sia., for the purpose of permanent Organizat II,
by the election OF fifteen Directors to serve until
the trst Monday In January next.
Iels-st 5. II. TAYLOR SecretarH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23
for 8euI.

ENoR RENT.-The s-storv brick house, 19 -
~ rooms and bath, No. 403 East 4th street. #sH
possession at once Apply on the Premises
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

The pollution Of water by typhoid er-
creta has long been established, and the
fact that water is the transporting agent
in the spread of many diseases. The Brit
ish Medical Association, stimulated by the
Marylebone epidemic, have recently dis
cussed the spread of the fever by means
of milk. In DR.. Billiards. report on the
earlier Islington outbreak, he created some
amusement by suggesting that the foul
water had probably been used to rinse
out the cans. On a subsequent occasion
the same explanation was for a time &C
cepted /; but it was ultimately discovered
that the milk in that case had been regu-
larly diluted with ten per cent. Of water.
That which is supplied by the company
which is responsible for the Marylebone
outbreak is obtained from farmers of re-
spectability and substance, and is tested
in London before it is sent out. If dilu-
lions were detected the milk would be re-
turned to the farmer, and it is quite GER
tain that no dilution OF a large scale can
have been practiced. But DR.. Billiards.
suggestion about rinsing the can will, in
the way that operation is performed, &C.
count for the presence of perhaps half a
pint of water in each ; and there is the
obvious possibility that laborers employed
about the dairy may substitute small guam
titles of water for milk on their own &C.
count. The dilution here suggested ooulG
not be detected by any of the ordinary
tests, because it would keep within the
limits of natural variation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

CoRsETs DEFENDED.-We know perfectly
we'll that some persons lace themselves too
tight. although it is not at present fashion
able to do 50. We know, too, that many
women have seriously injured their health,
while some have sacrificed life itself on the
SHRINE of a slender waist. But the wearing
of the corset does not necessarily, and, in
fact, does not commonly, end in tight lacing;
while lacing, and that, too. of a very hurt
full sort, may be, and frequently is, accom-
plished without the use OF a corset at all
We have seen mems clothes worn as tightly
as any corset ever was. The condemnation
of tight-lacing is perfectly just, of course,
as every body having the smallest knowledge
Of anatomy knows. But many women who
never lace wear corsets and derive great ben
eft from their use. 1t is certainly very alb
surd to demand that these people shall forego
a co~miort-glving article OF apparel merely
because they could turn it into an instru-
ment of torture if they were fools. They
find that to put the entire weight of their
clothing upon their shoulders is to give them
selves pain, and IL order to divide it they let
part OF their apparel depend upon the hips
Ior support. To do this without a corset it
would be necessary to wear the garments
altogether tighter about the waist than they
should be worn, and to bind them around a
single narrow zone, which would be both IN
comfortable aud unwise. The corset, how
ever, distributes both the weight and the
pressure over the strong muscles of the hips,
and as it is less yielding than the flesh, it
obvIates the necessity of tight Wristbands
altogether. The corset, properly used, in
other words, furnishes the very best remedy
tor tight-lacing, particularly now that taper
waists have gone out OF fashion.-Hearth
and Home.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

The TINE TO BUY.-Up to the 18th OF Sep
tember is a good time to buy for household
supplies. Flannels are fifteen per cent. cheap
er than they will be in a month, and light
hosiery is selling off at prices which make
1t an object to buy, as stockings will keep
over without loss. Fine, extra length Isle
thread hose, not of the best quality, but un-
deniable thread, are selling ON counters for
fifty cents a pair, and children's stockings,
Of the best make, for forty cents in small
lots. Bedding is cheap, and now is the time
TO buy silks. They can be found from - 80
a yard for black family silks, of handsome
gloss and good quality, every way desiI able
for spring suits, and Sl.00 a yard for pure
silks in light stripes, that make pretty alter
noon dresses or answer for small parties.
Pain silks of rose, turquoise and straw color
may be found at $500 a yard for evening
dress, and patterns of ecru pongree, the
pure silk fabric, are selling for $4,000. This
soft silk loses nothing by carrying over a
winter. Now is the time to buy embroider-
les before the September ImportatiOns. 1
an almost afraid to name the prices at which
fine Hamburger edgings that rival hand-work
are selling at regular lace shops where
nothing but linen and edgings are kept
From ten to twenty-five cents a yard is the
price for patterns, which in French needle
work, not So fine or we'll done, are seventy
five cents. So much for machinery over
hand-work.-Net0 York Letter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

"It should be remembered-lut is no
generally-tha young stock dropped IN tns
spring has never seen winter, 50 that the Sc
verity of the weather will fall the heavier
upon the tender and uninured animals. They
need early shelter. to be let ont again it the
weather is favorable and the feed plenty
November, in our 44th degree of latitude
should zee them housed permanently. Better
feed early, so that when the winter really
sets in, the young stock is in a healthy
hearty condition, growing unchecked, while
it is housed during both the late fall and win
ter.
GA shed will answer for the calves anC
the young sheep, each kept separate. Lei
there be feeding racks along the sides-thlf
for fail and also prefer it for winter; but
let it be made tight and warm, with warm,
dry bedding, not neglecting to ventilate sui.
fciently. though no SHOWS should be suffered
to blow in. thus housed, and not crowded
the little company will enjoy it, and continue
to thrive upinterruptedly if the right teed
be given. The same will do pretty much fol
the three, the tegs, the calves and the colts
and that is, in effect, a continuation OF the
grass or summer feed, dried grass or hay
dried when green and tender. Nothing Is
better than aftermath for this young stock
unless it is early-eut clover. The two to-
gether we have found to work as well as any
thing. The substance and effect are about
the same.
at is held that such a feed is too loosen
ing to the bowels. We have cot found it so
and L b I'VE never seen it SO. Is it more sc
than grass itself, grass advanced in rs growth
which has a less influence in this direction
than the more tender growth, such as pasture
generally furnishes? No one would object
to have pasture continued during the winter
if this could be, as in the case in some parts
of the country, where cattle and sheep sub
sist on grass the year round. But some peo-
Pile are hard to convince they are those
that come in last to adopt the improvements
and thus they lose the benefit which other:
have reaped in the mean time.
cit Is gratifying to see the advance youne
stock will make during the winter if properly
fed and taken care of. They will come GU
strong, active, and greatly grown. Such
hei'ers will be cows at two years, and make
the better COWS for it otherwise they would
be apt to lose a year, which would be a year.:
loss OF FEED and care, and the animals not tht
better. The tegs will have grown into sheep
wool long, glos sy and thick and the colt
hearty and nlmble, will have made rapid ad,
vance, which it could never have reached witt
bad treatment and neglect the loss would
nave BEEN seen in the future horse, and in 81
valued an animal would have been consider
able, and therefore cannot be afforded, espec
ally if the animal be a choice one.
"A word as to feeding. We find it bes
or young stock to feed often and little at
time. They will then eat up clean, thu
preventing waste and the habit of loathins
heir food, which last is apt to be the cas-
where the remains of O large feed are mucl
''reathed over. The cost to winter yOun;
stock is thus reduced to a comparatively low
figure"