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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
New Publications.

The Science or NEW LIFE: hv
Il work devoted to all that relates t"
marriage We know it is Il delicate
matter tn talk or write about; bat why
should il he! 1t is of vital Importance
not only to those now living. hut to the
millions unborn. From IL hasty exam
nation we Judge this work To treat of
the most important subjects which come
tn the human mind. Dr. II. Is. Storcr.
an eminent Boston physician. say : of it:
''il j. both impHIS" and direction toward
noble Twin" and the improvement of
our race. The phys Biological knowledge
impaired and the wise Suggestions made
are of the first Importance to all who
The ideal of the author is far in advance
of any other popular writer upon these
subjects OF whom have any knowledge.
His purpose i noble. his spirit pure and
earnest. his method simple and clear,
and the whole scope and tendency of the
book j. practical, and calculated to
guide the reader to health. happiness,
and usefulness 10 his race. most cor
daily commend this book to young men
and women particularly. No subject
more vital To their we'll being can occu-
py their attention. and no treatise upon
it vet published can give them more
/ valuable intormation."
/ This book is sold 10y subscription, and
the canva>Sing agent will soon 90
through this county.
LorI> Nv AND HIS FINES. or THE
/ PRIEST AND THE IIUGuEN of, is the sec
ond volume of the Bungcncr Historical
! Series, now being published by MeSsrs.
! -. Lathrnp \ Co. We commend to the
notice of oui readers these valuable his
I tnrical ronaucc>. The volume before
lis will he found charming and in>truc
tive. as j. its predecessor Preach
cr and the King such books ought To
lind place in every family library
Price LOO. ID. Lathrop 4 Co.. Corn
hill. Boston.
MISCHIEF's THANKSGIVING. by Susan
Coolidge. is the title of IL volume oi
ale. name of the book. The stories aIc
mostly ohout giils-good. bad. and in
different -ana VII therefore he of es-
pecial interest to glis Among the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

PORTLAND \ OGDEN~EI RG.-LaSt
Friday the directors nt the Ogdensburg
railroad. with few friends of the road
went up beyond the BcmiS station t."
examine the new track that has just
been laid. For about three miles be
yomd the station they have the stcepcSt
grade any here on the whole line of
the road. 1t Is IL rise If about III feet
per mile. Notwithstanding the track
was wet and in bad condition the new
freight engine ''Carigan' took about
POO tons of freight up the grade with
the greatest of easr.-Portidnd Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

One of the funniest express parcels
we have seen lately was young child.
tied into its chair. with Il nicely wrap
ped turkey on one side and Il parcel of
dry goods on the other to keep it in
position. This baby was billed Hattie
Pennock, and was sent by express yes
t,rday from Lisbon, \. H., to North
Concord, to Thanksgiving. 1t evident
ly had no relish for the journey as it
cried almost necessarily, much to the
distraction of the kind hearted express
messenger, whose forte was evidently
something else than guieting crying
children. Montpelier journal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
NOTICE..

The annual meeting of the stockholders of tn,
Montpelier. HaIdwick and Black River Railroad
Company will he held at the Court House i'll Ira-
burg, on the first Tuesday of January \ d. I-aa
at one o'clock l.. NJ
1850 L. H. THOMPSON CI.rL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
STATE ROARD OF AGKICrLTURE.

The Senate having refused to confirm
the Governors nominations for the
members of the Board of Agriculture
from the thirI District. Governor Peck
sent in, in their stead. the names of
e. G.. Pringlc, of Charlotte, and g. 5.
FaSsrtt, OF Emosburg, who were prompt
~ confirmed. The Board thus consists
of six farmers, Hon. Alexis Smith and
+. l.. Sheldon, of the First District ::
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30
PRAT,f's Astral On.

PRATT's AsTRAk On.
Abselussly safe. Fsrfsctly eAsrisD. Al.
WAYS uniform. Illuminating qualities Ssps-
rior 70 Rss. Dorns IN any laap without das.
ger Of exploding o. taking Are. Asaatsctsrsd
exprsssiy 70 duplsOe the U.s. Of vshtils md
dangerous sils. IT. salty uHtsr svGypss6.
sibls test Aad Ito psrfsct bsrsing qualities
are proved By iss continued ~ n ever 90, ees
families.
Aillioas Of gallous have been sold - no
! eoodent--Airsotly or indirse<ly--hss ever oe.
csrryd from burning, storing or hanAlhs ID.
The innssss yearly loo y life end prep
srtY, issultiAg frsn Shs uss Of dAsap ana
dangerous oils IN the uAissA stato q sp-
palling.
I The Insurance UsnpAnis sal yhv Csa.
missispsrs throughout the country rssosnsud
AERIAL o Ne ssst safsgvafd when hnps
ars used. Send for circular.
.Yor sale 1t retail BY the trade ssnsrally
and Of Wholesale BY the propristors, CHAS
PRATT : CO, lss pslsoa s'esst, Now York
laug3f DkWsm. ... git
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

RRNevAk Az
Ia. Sturgis has rsnsvsd 70 .hb elegant
nv stsrs, on Bridge street. who're b vill
keep the largest sleek Of General xt&;Aas-
dr. u ths oily. IrstsSu ny grasefui thAnke
! . ny many oustQnsrs fss psat fevAsl. nd
shall ever b. thankful - serve then h ny
I new sters. Twenty Rolls o. Bseg,Ag and
OHs Hupdrsd Bundles sf 2ies juss rseivsa.
- \. 4 61vna6A
dsoSsd4wm :,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

A&benske0s oil, H4l..y
Rsscss Heck Ladder company. Ios
80 srdsrsa 70 meet al MocsaSy's Mil ea.ur.
~ Che slst b ~ q n. ~ srdsr Fsrsnas
- J.W. QoLLHDa1, AerstarJ.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

wsWsrs slaA .,s..g....t,..
Yesterday, v Welcome Capk 9sose
Ozark, the new Attsrasy General, hsms 70
brief visit He returns 70 the post Of dat
o. Aondsy. t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

Waco Steam Fire CCnpsny. Yoa ere
ordered 70 meet q AoCrsyy's Mil. Saturday,
slss q 10 4 .. By order Of Foreman.
.Jtl J. y. haIs Secretary
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30
Rx.Chlef Justice

RxeChlef Jastl0o
y. H. Leland poksd Ais handsome "pA h.
into our sanctun yesterday. he feels The re-.
lief consequent upoA laying dsvn hs o'rss Of
Official position.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

Zee card Of Calusa House. nAst wsoc. Tn
anothsr column. This house 70 great csnvs-
nioncs 70 persons arriving or departing By the
kta tralhs f.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

H. 3. u. DesWs~os
Not - b behind IN good works, hS
placed - innsass surnip, Of the Ruts Hasa
species, upsAsar sAbls. II 10 not - 'aFos a.
Shs one Mr.' Jones raised, bat 10 sill . long
wey over The average in size.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

1On0 y. " oaooos
The clever Deputy Dissrise Cork Of Nc
holman, leaves for Galveston on SATURDAY, 70
ssssnd The session Of NE 0rsad Ledss l. o.
9. J., which sits - Hoaday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30
INSURANCE.

,Haying purchased the entire interest VI h. A.
1ehenney In the Fire Insurance business. hs hsy-
with me J. T. Rgln, and nom this date the 90 MIA
nice viii be represented by WALTON 4 ELGlN,
ofFlCE-frontI loom, 4 A. Sturgis' BuIdhs
JansoAwlw John a. wALToE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30
dsSsdawm.

AERBD. AlIINv .
Hss ~ on haAd hrgs ~ q ths very
pursst l4ssrs Of all kinds, a.A L you - so(
|6sllsvs this, yrsd. Gays, core and W then.
Hs alss ssts nrst class lspsh, dallH hon 10
.. m. 70 II y. CAu. ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30
CHofe I SAID PdfArorA

CiiSfet sAxD PdfAfon,
Early Rose, Early Goodrich. Peer
lesS nussets, Jackson Whites.
fwS hundred barrels Of he shove ~
rietiss now arriving a. =
RAsHALL b 1AHLYH
jan4D&wk Cor. d D HPsakth ~
WoKAN's
Medical Adviser, - nslA beDdsl ~ al
females, only - sstss. AseraD d. y r
Dsomgools, Memphis, TsuA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

,. Z. Wress,
of,hs Tszas eda FOLLOW. who has bses
absent for ssne time, returned ysstsrdAy, and
paid the HxAMIHne his respects. Street hss
ooms 70 stay. He will always hsd Shs LATCH
slrins cut ct oar quarters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30
We are

Indsstsd 70 Hon. Roger Q Mills,
for . package OF sseds rem the Department
Of Agriculture, which We have distributed
among our farming frieats.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

EoR Rent,
Ny elegant Lew assS slsrs, es1s doos
10 nv dry goods house, o. BetdEs stssst 80
desisahlsparly il will b rented on ,ssseoa'
bls tsrns. H.A. 6TuReS.
Dkv6
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They have alrssdy realised
Ovos q a0llllon Dollars,

AID grsss nAay Agents ~ 70 hear from.
Ne dosbs 10 entertained Of the sale Of every
ticket before ths draving, but whether al are
sOId o. 10 the Osncrst will positively and
unsQu,vocally take placp on he day now
nxsl, and u any remain unsold they win DO
cancelled md the prizes viii b reduced IN
psspostioa 70 the unaold dckstA
Only eo.eoo tickets have bssa ssld,
tAvQoo 0lss, % 800, 900.
Win - diuAsibutsd anone NE tckst holders.
The tisks6 ere printed In coupons, Of tsnths,
and I'll fts01ionAl pasts will b represented In
ths drawing juss q whole tioksk ara
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30
A large s.unbsr

Or OOryslls farmers sold cotton here yes
tsrday, and bought supplies for the nsw crop
season soon to couMsnso.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

- Hsussang " NOI. .,l I
Cospsry nsTchaAts wore present. yssss'-
LAY, bsying goods. q
Jno. Abssy. OsnasoAs sad stsPAsos'als.
9. A., RisrsOn, Clifsos, Bssqus ssassy.
Harry White. representing sam Iossett, 81
comanchs. t~''''F't~'- -
Capt. He'll, of,ssap Syringe, Coman0As
codnty.
w. Bsrsss, Of ConanOhs. y H..'-s (
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

or Immigrants srriv~a yesterday ron
Nissourt and oLs Or I've from Alabama. The,
all settle in This Immediate vicihiy.
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AAsoNpH

The following msnbsrs compose oo@.
mittss 70 visit ne sick Of J. H. GHrlsy Lodss
No. Bas, during the meath Of BeosnbsS :
A. Alexander, y. Alsxandss. J. @. Alexander,
J. ". Drsshs and A. Da-nssh. Dy OsasS.
Il .. p. MASSEY. 6sc'y,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

~ IAssiy rsssiv.a iass. adARssn W car
Subscription liss f'sr Coryslls oosnty. visA
ne promise of . still larger number soon
The people ofths 1rsptieT rscognis the fact
thss every energy sfths EANissS , oane
Ssus 10 secure for Shsh )ths nAA nssdsd
protection. yA y ,S, a '.''~4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

4 LEVER Ann Ne UnAsd 6ssss Coman'
AsnsY st vsnps. aAHosHses that the hnpsyss
OF Austxis hss ersatsd ylAadeas ysisbsaks,
tor St. Jshnsbury, w.. the hvsutUr Of az
Fsirbssks' sealss. Knvhs Of the hpsstal
OrAsr Of "Y.ssss JOSEPH 9hfs b rsrs
s.sNuoniAl Of the value Il Amsrisan invsn.
1--WE gsAiss, but vhen The tnnsass vaiss Of :
ssllsS>s sa1 stand ast weighing nssAi.e b ~
sounssss u We entire civilized wefd y 90.
stdsrsS, Il b enc fully asritsA.
yhsse ssalss are fer sals at moi dspoA q
Gimp Street. New Orleans. 81. i. /
W. B. BVwkAs, AGens
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RURRKA

Have yea sssa these beautiful snanslsd pAs.
ftAgrsphA that Jackssa Knight ere new
making = their Gallery. ever Fsrb I Jsuksea'a
bankq IfAok bs sure 70 ssA aad ~ eAsn,
Ter they are Superior V sRythins ever pro-
duosA In Mia esuAky.
Ds023AtS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

We are, o. ought 70 DO, II We wsat an3
sss. iron goods around y Felly's Hsess, n. y
sorner Public Square.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30
NOTICE

~ UH "a
Az petSons are hereby sorhlhiea
ca'ils branded ID and C.. mAik crop and n, III
and ho. split out la each sAs. Also, those isspd'
eu 4, ard marked twall0w-i FORK under biz Nv he
right ear and spiit and under. bit in the left Any
one nslng IN any way the shoye describ ID flock.
without wrltien permission frsm the undersigned
wiz be punished TO the full extent Of the law
J0SEPHUS CAVITT,
OF Robertson County,
u. j. UAuFIEiD, "
Jaho"p VI McLennAn County,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

spILL sds Rasg.
Three bsndFsd ceres q GeoA BsasOa
bottan land, win spbsdid ssnsat hOussA
Apply IN ~ Asn, -four nilss ssiow Wsss,
D4WN ID i.- 0.,J. DoRH
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30
NEW BLACKSMITH sHol .

The undersigned respectfully invites alien
Ton to his se~ BLACKSMITH sHoP. on
4tn Street, All work guaranteed cheapest
~ oTs,, a. s oSTER.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

MY. J0hn D0blnsonp
Made large shipmsAt Of millet ysatsr-
day. This branch Of trade 10 rapidly being
pushed " . profitable extent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

The following nsnsa psruss keep Oomas
eAs Rit,srs On baud st manNfAetasers paioes
yH Sears, Druggist, Wes0.
IN Asvisss, e-"
.womssk . Ksllsts, DrssshsA wsd&
1astlsnd b Co.,
wsk Asdsfsop, Grssss.
lsrshsll ) harly, . :.
o koG, -
SrsIdbsrs : Lsppel, fiaSo, Dsssa
DR.. J L corsish, Drsesvk Hhse Wssa . I
WE 9ataes Z Co.. 6voesrs,
KHe bury . -yrasisr, , g.
T. hIsrh -,
Z. y. OWNS,
.a saAs P,Ssfbss. saa Asaei~sa.sss
sssfespAwn Wseo, yszaA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

We 40 WAsAt0U
Hs7 jast opesed n NJ rev AnilAng q
full ssssk Of everything 10 his hsA eQaasI.
ing Y paft Of aans assstosut II ssv beeks
Of ell knds. fl.
4 1rss.da1 stock q aIatonsSy. thdsdhg
bssidss full assortoene q Ill Ne nlA@ q.
ticlss, envelopes, letter 90. nets, wrappins,
drawing, dssus papsrs saA tvias In Qaanl1
tisA
In tie ausicsl lias he kss ans les u -.
strumsnts, strinN uinainse "a vsrts ~
rspairiag.
hf sasRidSss lxss sfoek q Al AnA
whslssale and retail
Dentists can precsrs ben ASn s~srytAisS
needed BY the profssstsn.
Orders for Surveyor asapsssss and oaAsa,
mathematical iAstrunsnts. magic lsatsss, op.
tioal. philosophical and cAsmiAl spPaestss
planes, oreAns and band instrunsHt sold .,
nanafasaarsrt pricsa 1SDhWaa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

Knfy's T.xAx
Cook s'0'' 10 ssa.v; . ~ ''ss ~
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| WHRRl

OSn 81 these Kelly goodh b found
bAt The norshsast oOfssr Of sSasss, Woo
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

CUaT RIDDLE H
now oscupiss the cid Lady Tray ssAosa
- . market hOuse. Hs kssps As bess q
sssd, ffssh nss4A tssASdX
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

SeOvI1R fEOws -
Fer 20 cents work spssndES anywhere
Az kslly's hssss ~" y
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DR KDNg

= good .:sias.ss, q. "a sssss., Aha ?
jsS&5kWH 'Wh. A. HORT
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yeuer.sx Hv.Dsse.
Acre. Il 1rasss sss>aa - e. asaA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

CAST c00vYnR L,.. Il .-,.
shovel Pievs Of cold tkss Irsn, wsL
\ chalsd, are cheaper; WtEk bstnss nd lssi
longer than wrought issn o. ssssl 1sr oh
ss Ksllsy'A e.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

Yho Df0oronee.
The Advance doesn't like our locals
The subtle doesn't like "ls'n."
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Os,sx SDA

ORlox 6noA
JuAs rsssivsdN
nARsHALh . RARhr
ID s&ssE oagaeef lrakns
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30
LIST OF GIFTS.

IreAl-la,oso Gin. I'll cssh. amounting
The Chanoss for g.is sss - ono IA Eve.
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=. NJ. Bonner,
Made heavy sales Of groceries ysstsr'
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DAILY EX ,AMlNEAS
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j. W. OWNo' Eoi'o' ~"u r~S
...---.ss--.
o1 To<o11iUonoo
oOS'A
49, , -vrA
:. ..n;dl, winning lsureIs in tho grocery
"'' ---------------.
Made heavy sales Of groceries ysstsr.
wy
Ths Deocrenes.
~ .",~. ~. ,,'.,.n
Tne Pu'N' w. :. -.
The weight ~
Shipments 70 oonAnche ana s"pAsAs-
Vile, were very heavy ves'srday.
Ksnums hesan . ~
Report large sales Of goods y.sesfssy'
~
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FoR Rent. 81,
A comfortable dwelling on Aastiu street
Good cistern, stable and out houses complete
Apply to J. n. KiLLouoH.
jau3edtE
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Shipments To ConAnchs and Stephens.
Vile, were very heavy Yesterday.
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FoR RENT.
Fifty acres Of choice prairie lsnd, near
tLs city. FORT ! JACKSON.
Waco, Jan. -. 1874. tnseitf
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Ya the last fsv days has been dsl'ghtfsl'
Fears are entertained that the ffsit Gsp will
b. endangered BY il long coRtiasana
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or the travel on the railroad now 10 By
now people from the old States seeking homes
here. We saw and eonversed with several
gentlemen from Mississippi the other day.
They give gloomy account Of the prospects
there. They predict large emigration nom
hat State 10 this, upon the opening Of spring.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-30

- pAvlcks.. m nav. m exy,sunosi
nv pslfk upV vs. ipdvsed = ~ . Iuek.
~ IipI~estv Ar - tArec bpt01 1
~ nvoN enurelv veil. sn1.I dAerfuliv
~ - s tSe puSnc Sephs thsA 49,
nsy - ~ ss4 psias By " s3pses.s, "a
ned,dne. d "; HOsAs1No1.
,x ~:
hapst n - ana,. Win y. n, nkvsars.
AsssS Wsec. ~. q
ssx4sDAvw
L JAVA a."
.ovrno,,>
Druggists nj ...A.-... ;.
,... ,...,,..,
"A sArsss o.u-eof rr-kA
-.
=
} BsT BHe0Ev10, ,5 -
And for ri. 1t J.s,r,oa a xurAs,a q
sss'esoops visws TAsy ~ e ,s.aias g:
@s tncasaaa 49, oMsNW eoas ~
ssre. oes ,hss d. yos -. ~ 4 w
ths xovd 1hss an tAsese 90 eanssy.
--
AAsosh ..t.,..
Ths following uanhaso are ap-
" - ~ ~ AITA
Ts
S;C. 1cEos q D. :.
ASIps~ - =. = 49,. u eeoss
q Ne v. u. l. a! 1so0yeWDs
essrs1nU.
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'EounruRN Hvupunp, 81
= ~ ~ 81. lI...
Acre. Il Dfasoe bsb1a0 hnd Ar nanNI
ApplI b ~ e. J. DoVnA
x.>,po, ~
Hse ~ 49, eee3 q M
@ se1y - yFoess 70
s-,os ~ .o Wv ~ s ~ she
'ss 9. VI yourselves .
H. 1AASA
Ysv Aps Tsosmnp WITH Nan
Bsnxw
ssif Yos vSeid NE = O. ~ q 4 nj
.;i -, .s0v ~, ~. -, ,sIs seels:
viij ~. IA Ssssaf, 80 S.sS ~ ~
yosr bfsaah pure. :. y
--------- -s
~ ULTIMATELY SAAACSAsDs 49,
shoisfs us,Sua cheisss, NS,sn. 49,,
0u,1: mss, :s.laA sss..., sailll.!s.. se = -
"a. - eosas. seIs ahssse Ssaaay - -
$3.50 !. " w Gsess ssG.e, s1esst
u ~ ~ ~ c,. CO. CIT
vuusa s ~ e'sS es 00''ssS
' A''
Epx,y,, W-v,,r-h
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-09
PASTURE FOR SHEEP.-WlNTER FOR.
AGE.


Whlle, OF course, all admit that grass is the
most natural and economical Summer feed,
not only for sneep but also for all other farm
stock, sheep, as is we'll known, feed on a great
eT number of plants than any other farm
stock, eating 3S7 species; cattle eating 276
and horses 1862 species; swine eat the fewest
of all farm animals. Glover, and the prnci-
pal grasses Of the farm. are eaten indiscrim..
inately by all farm stock.
The clovers, red and and white, timothy,
orchard grass, blue grass, and red top, are the
six principal forage plants cultivated. Tim
othy and clover, however, where naturals
to the soil, and they should be so if the land
is adapted 10 sheep, ought to constitute the
greater share of the Winter forage, while blue
grass, timothy, and red and white clover will
of course be the chief dependence for
pastufage; varying with the adaptability of
soil to porticular species. These all do we'll
together, the white clover, timothy ard red
top occupying more prominently the moister
pasture in the order named, and the red clos
yer, blue grass orchard grass, ETC., the dryer
parts of the PASTURES. To these we may add
rough stalked meadow grasj, Poa trtviahs
rye grass, LoIiYhs perenne and some of the
fescue grasses Tor particular situations, and
we have collection that will pretty we'll fill
the Dill, for summer and winter feed.
While the WESTERN RURAL has always
advocated the cutting and curing of all grass
Tor hay while young that is. just as the later
blossoms are fully out, this is especially in
sisted on for sheep. Those who have tested
the value OF this hay cut early and carefully
cured. In comparison with other hay, will
fully agree with Ne as to its value.
The chief value, then, OF slower lies espec~
tally in It's being cut young, and being prop
ery cured while young, Ii kept until the
heads are ripe, or nearly so, the foliags is
pretty much lost, and the stalks become so
hard and woody that they are rejected py the
sheep, and, indeed, other stock will Lot eat
them, unless compelled SO to do. Cured as
we now, and heretofore have directed, it will
be found not only one of the best but cheap.
est forage plants within the compass of the
farmer.
Sheep pay twice, once in their fleece, an d
again in their pets and carcasses. Clover
also pays twice, once L value as forage, and
again in its power OF ameliorating the soil. in
bringing up from the depths of the soil re-
1ewed sources of fertility Western Rural
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-09
SCIENTIFIC AND USEFUL NOTES.

Rain By Conclusion. Scientific Amer
lean. speaking OF EDWARD POWERS proposed
experiments, says;-"There Is a reason to be-
lleve that the conclusions of artillery, when
sufficstly long continued, may have con
densing or aggregatng effect upon the aerial
vapors. and so enduce she fall ofrain, When
the national debt is paid. or specie payment
resumed, We think it might be we'll to burn
some powder, as suggested by the present
petitioner. But we move that the experiments
be posponeC until them