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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08
LEGAL ADVERTISE MEMS.
NOTICE.
r. II. Hartley A Co.
G. L. Rofe CT 81.
IN CnAyCERY.

BY yirtne IL decree msle and entered In TIA
b We entitled oasse. a, The May term, 1874 Of
eCbcuit 4 curt ri Cab-ii county, the SAID caa,-
as referred 10 TIE undersigned Special Com.
IN. ssioner. with instructions 10 take, state and
epori the following facts:
Is. Whether the proceeds ~ tie sales Of the
land, If said Roire. already male and Confirmed
after deductlng theTefrom the amount Of rl
dehts AID Intel Is due james A. Hol.ey, are SUI
ncient 10 pay the debts ~ said ROne, which are
liens upon the whpie OF bis said lands, prior -
the trust lien Of said lioley.
2nd. How much and how many Of the sad
PRIOR hens have been paid.
Sd How nah and how many ~ the liens On
said lands 81 said Rofie, piior 80 tile Ven Of Sail
lIOley, have been paid.
4th. RI the proceeds OF the saiek or said laILs
which have been confirmed are not Sufficient az
ter the deduction Aforesaid, 10 pay said prior
lens then VIII the remaining .ands Of ssid R0fe
De sufficient for that purpose?
5h. What amount Of money. II any, Is IA ne
snds OF John = Wieher. mentioned IN s.!d pc
igion. owing for TIE ssl,s cf SAID lard.
9Th. Any other or inrEher matter which be
may deem pertinent and proper, or whiCh either
party mas request.
This IS, therefore. to- notify all parties con-
cerned that have appointed the 10Th day nf OC-
tcbeF, 1874, the time and AT the Clerks ONE
of the Circuit Court Of Csben county The place
for hearing proof and taking ana stating said a.
count. IN performing the duties required OF me
by said deere: and j! from any cause the hear
ing o. sad proof on that day ana the taking "
said account. shall not be commenced, or If con-
menced. should not be completed. the same NIL
be adjourned from day 10 day until completed,
and this notice shall ae equivalent 90 personal
service. Gwen under my hand tie ista day Of
September, 1874.
NJ. s. THORNBURG.
Sept. iI-Iw spl Commissioner.
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pie are not inclined to 60 into any
hazardous experiments. Nh HERR'
FORD has served them two terms in
Congress in \ manner commenda5le
to himself, and to advantage to
the District. He is a candidate for
reelection in obedience to the cont
NAN Is ofthe people expressed through
sheir convention held on the 9TH Of
August. His eiirontery consists IN
rs willingness to serve the people in
another term of Congress.
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etables of all kinds, of which he
showed eabbages weighing s to 10
it> each, Potato Squash, Pumpkins,
Sweet Potatoes, Caulihower' Sllsiiy
&c.
Mr.. Michaelson exhibited a basket
of Fall Pippins weighing about one
pound each.
Mr.. Gates exhibited s Marbleheid
Squashcs, the product of one vine,
which weighed in the aggregate 2SS
pounds.
Mr.. Joseph Carper, an old gentle
man from Raleigh county exhibited a
rite of his own manufacture, which
was fine specimen Of workmanship
and would no doubt do good shoot
ing
The. most attractive portion of the
Fair, was the races, which took place
on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. The fastest horse on the
grounds was q beautiful sOrrel mare
called Anna Dickinson, owned by
Mr.. W. II Hogg of Mason county !;
she won the two best races, beat
Ing Knight of Lexington in l:56
and l:5Sl. If Armies rider had
not held her up she would have dis
tanced theK night in the second heat.
Thursday there was splendid race
between Anna Dickinson aud
Charleston, owned by Mr.. Hawkin
Of Kanawha county. Anna won the
first heat by length in loo. On
the 2nd heat, there was a hard
struggle but Annie came in ahead
again by Il neck in l:5Of. The 3rd
heat was closely contested rom the
start, aud the horses ran neck and
neck almost entirely around the
track, at one time Charleston being
Slightly in the lead, but Annie came
I'D the home stretch in beautiful
style, slowly drawing ahead and
coming in the winner, of the heat
AID race by halt neck in lob
The parse at stake was, S2Oo-ior
the first horse and SO for the second.
There were other races which our
space will not permit US to mention.
We had the pleasure OF meeting IN
Charleston Messrs. Gailaher and
Warren OF TIE Co,Tier, Mr. Webb Of
the Cir)n;cle and others.
1t Is to be hoped that if 1t is uA-
leriaken to hold Il Fair next yelr
SON, means will be taken to enlist
Tor it the s,mpathies and co operation
of the people OF the adjoining cou"-
ties 50 that it may not be failure.
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Sept. iTlw
SALE.
William {. Miller 4 co.
Nr.
The Heirs and Creditors Of Robt xsys. dec d.
IN CHANCERY.

BY virtue OF decree ~ the Circut Cont 81
Cabcll county. made and catered 10 the NAY term
1874. OF said Court. whereby. among other things
the undersignediwaS appointed spcc.al ccmns-
sioner Tor the pu pose, viii proceed to sell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder, a, The f;Ort
door Of the cOnrt-houae Of said county, on he
18Th day uf october, 1874. lh, real estttc ~ hh
said Mays died seized, consisting OF one Hun
bred ana Sixty-seven l6l) Acres. "isi:uai- on
Steer b. AnCh az beech To- X" ~ sulyele plated
and retu ned hy the commissioners, and fIed IN
thi. cause on the 10th day of June, isls subject
t. the dover Of Allie May, ~ surveyed and s,t
apart 10y said commissioners, or 81 much tle'eof
aS viii be- suiiicicni to pay The claims heretofore
decreed To- be- paid e. the plaintiffs and the o;h"
crcdito therein named, and the cns's, upon
the following terms, to-wu: Une-fourih OF the
purchase money cash ia hand. and The Ohsanc,
In two equal insia,lmtnts. payable m sN Anl
twelve months from the day IT sale. taking ffom
the purchaser honds in good secuuts, AM -
tanning Tie legal title AS additional sccutity. ur-
ii the purchase morey Is fully PAID. Given gA-
der my hand September l5th is,4
NJ. =. TuORNBI Re-.
Sent tT-iw Spl Comml,s
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bv has fell " citizens, nor do We be
lievc that because a man has been
once sent to Congress ~ should be
seatagain, bat when a COED working
representative Is sent, and pursues TO
a certain point measures for the adj
vantage Of his District, we believe 1t
Is biwder 10 make change.
With these considerations in view
ills with great confidence and salts
faction that we look forward to the
re election Of Mr.. Hereford to Con
gress, and we believe that his coming
term VIII give full satisfaction 70 his
friends and show his enemies that
their opposition was wrong, an
their eensures unmerile,i
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$50 ACRES

OF land. be the same more or less situated three
miles below Haiu!in, Lincoln county, on Mud
River, and Known d the Lewis Carpenter fam
t0lerahly COOL for farming purposes, portion o!
winch is under cult SttICn.
TERMS or SAIE:-O le-th,ri Of The purchase
money cash Ia hand. and the balance IA siN and
twelve months, taxing from pu. chaser bond Win
COOL security. auI re ail,ng lsgIl tt:e as addl-
tional security for deferred payments.
WV. +. THOMPSON,
Oct. s-iw. Spl commissioner.
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IoNMISSIONER'S SALE or LAND.
Anthony lawson, Compl'nt,
Us.
Vim. A. Hairless and Others, Defn.
IN CHANCERY.

DY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court of
DILncOln county, rendered on the 5th day OF
March. lsI+ IN the above cause, tie undersigned,
Special Commissioner for that purpose, VIII, 81
the door OF the Courthouse Of Lincoln county,
On "Wednesday, the ID u September, 1874,
sell at public auction, a certain tTact Of land
situated IN the county ~ Lincoln. on Fiat Creek.
of the left hand f. Of Mud X yer. containing
1913 acres. mo or less; Vt So much thereof az
vii! satisfy the cOmplG.naLt's debt Interest aud
costs.
TERMS:-One Fourth Of the purchase money
IN hand. the residue upon a credit of s. 8. and ,
months, with interestfrom dag Of sale purchaser
giving bond with security for deferred Install
ments. J. Z. STOLLINGS,
Aug. ltd. Special COmmr.
The above sale is postponed Until the 9Th Cay
of November, 1874
J. f. STOLLINGS,
Sep. lo-td. ST'e-'l Comm'r.
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We believe that our candidate for
the State Senate, Hon. Moses :.
Cilantham, Is the only Gentleman
via. i, running for oiiic" in the State,
without a competitor. Many Of the
individual hacks Of the Radical party
have been importuned by the weak
rank aud file %; that party = come
cut and oiier himself a sacrifice, tut
true to their selfish instincts, they re-
,use to stand to the rack, when they
see no chance for nibbie at the tJd
der. Oar candidate stands there
fore to day, the most popular man III
West Virginia Neither personal!
persuasion, nor appeals topar,y pride
nor political prejudice can secure
. nun to stand toraes<t him. lie
walks over the track without oppo>I
.io1. -NutinsbUy Statesman.
We do not wish 70 throw damper
upon the enthusiastic pride Of the ed
it0r0t the NI'c$mH% Tor Ills pralSe"or-
thy candidate. We have known Mr..
Graniham's personal record for years
and gladly testify to the correctness
ofthe Statcsman's claims for his popu-
Iarity. But we desire TO remind the
edi.or that he is mistaken in the
premises when he says that Mr.,
G,an;ham is the only man in the
state who Is running without = com
pctitor. Ihe Adccriieer float the
uamo Of John ". Thornburg for the
house of Delegates who struts the
fed alone, with none to dispute his
claims or his aspirations, and who
w;ll march into or next Legislature
backed by an unprecedented majority.
" amount of bantering has ayailed
20 induce the opposition to pat for
ward candidate to oppose him.
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III. Consrsssians, Election.

Tho Coasressioaa, Election.
This bong IN. last Issue Of To-, ID
r.r'.,sr before the election. we w0ult
saya few worls in relation TO the
Democratic candidate, Hon. Frank
Hereford. W. believe his election
VIII b, aisaau-rol~ % tae Disr.c,
in all things in which a representa-.
tive can servo it. We have good
reasons for 50 believing and and ask
our readers % consider them.
In TIE frs, place, Nr. JIreyord
has never distinguished himself, as
mere politician, and while differing
with tie administration on party
questions. he has never made him
SIT ohaozi,u,, and consequently en-
Joys the respect and estesrI Of che
executive ami administrative officers
at Washington. commands AM can
secure their aij in any prac,i. al meas
are, for the advantage Of his cons,it
uents or oc;;Jn.
In the second place. he las been
tricd. Iii, record for TWO terms Is be-
fore Us, and we defy anyone ,ap'ut
out an action Of his. tar which be
need ~ before hi> constituents with
au apology Orc OF -hc objections
u-al against him. IS that he voted Cor
free salt Ifthis WIS true. i,le,l- no
apology, hr iae tariff does Mt affect
re KsnawAa salt, yet ,ao record
proves chat IN the discussion be oppo-
eel the ab l;tion of the duty ON sd.
aai secured a compromise by which
tae duty, although REDUCED, WIS
retained.
I,i. sail that Pc voted for free
I1u This r.sy De So; as we have
De-, evam.u,l co.. records. wc vi'.
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pro.i,aale undertake n-, and oatthem
where they will briu. sure and
large return, the abolition Of the ola
rs ON Iron would De a measure full
Of ocuc7, .or the District. bu, as
Mr.. Her,f,r's interests arc those OF
his section. as he Is tlc;r Representa-
tive. whenever in th, fa,ur, IL may
be ncce,,a,v or pepper far him o.
vote f,- protection for n. Iron inter
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Tho Chnrles;on Fair.

The Charleston Fair.
We visited the State Fair at
Charleston, and We are free TO con
fass that we were most wofully disap-
/ pointed. We do 10, wish TO lay the
blame on the shoulders Of any one
in particular, but there has certainly
/ been a great mistake made some
where. We know from our own
experience that a better Fair may be
gotten upat f5w months notice in
county with not half the advan-
tages that Kanawha possesses II
proper means are taken. The diff
Guilty seems to have been ;hatneither
/ the sympathy nor the interests Of the
people generally have been engaged,
consequently there were very few
co ltribrtors-comparatiyelyf few Wis
itors.
We know that some Of the officers
o. She society have been industrious
and energetic, and have done all they
could t1r its success, but one or two
men can not, 10 matter how great
their energy, insure success in such
matters: the enterprise must be
brought 70 the personal notice Of tie
people. and they must be convinced
that it Is To- their material interest 70
ajj in the carrying ont Of the objects
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Il AEER 81 BRO,

CARPENTERS & BUILDERS,
Manufac;urers Of
Flooring. Doors NOuldngs, siding, Shutters.
NcFcis De ,3.l Lumber Si-h. Binds, Bus ers,
BracAcs, Hand R...ilny, -. o.! Saw.ag ami Plan
lag.
THIRD AVE-, ABOVE 18th ST.,
Oc; s-chd HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
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1t II 5tis nominee ef a packed
coareai.oH.
Strange the Bmcr man did not
discover that the convention was
packed while he was in the capacity
7 of Secretary. Facts show ,hatitwa-
the largest District convention ever
held in the State.
md. II Is 30. tis cio.c, oft.e Peo.
r'~
We'll. We think he is. The people
have saij 50 tw'ce in the past fouG
/ years anil 9, them We are willing 70
commit the question mex Tuesday.
SrL II Rec d.-.:cal che people aa.I
,-5Mi ID 4 again.
y grave charge, but as the 'i,or
furnishes neither facts nor argument
Il, sustain il, it passes for nothing.
Loa>, II al ;ha Ermr &, qualified to
charge a.y body with deception.
81. Il. ;sc .'ny gr1ijer-me ef
t.'s' 'c'' ,o' l taro1 "'-rf'*s o ~'''.y'
r.-sirei portion, au( g'e1rri' b.
'ln. ashamed '"' ''''F % conceal as
..s'.'.,@
I''' statement Is strong Moon
si>,2at w.,A che recorded proceedings
OF Congress- which Sho" iaai NJ .~
iIEFEfo2n voted against the bill Tor
increased pay " men 'ne 0'" 'e-
came % law against bis "iI 1e t"fa-
ed over ms portion 70 Che ~e''', .',''
OF tae state. lAls Is another "-i'f-
tEna,e INC for Che hia'-'. Zoo"
around IN yocr own pr c'an' camp oil
i.'t'ca.S and Independents ANA "A"'
d' yoa beh'll: Ito" ahou; your
immaculate foreman and DAVIS
ami lhgans2
81. II +'s opposed .is @'r.s'' O.
'| 9.'p q t]e D.+r'
Ia what manner: lie Aas~ec"red
.Hs. .H . HaH .. H
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
-
Lands in CabeIl County!
gorge ". summers. Es'.. So.
".
RIisna KeafOl ~ al.
LIZ NCERY.

~ III Y W In 7
BY dcrree ~ tn Circuit C0G-f 81 Cabsll COun
", male ~ thl jug term, 1873, | : Il EEL, on
Wnday, nc lsh dw Of Oc4ojer, 1877.
a be.ng Cpun'y Cont day. az the 'front.' door
u the Courthouse If saii county. at public aur-
ton, = ~" higlelt BIDDER. ~ hucl ~ the lan1
bsiOs 4 .s,Ti3ed. a. may - necr-sg 10 sanity
the debt 90 TIE b.ll mentioned. with interest and
cps's Of sulf. town: - aeles gu Cater Greek,
p acres 90 Mod RIVER, - scr-- on BIZ Two Miie,
- nctcs on = go-HiIs. a. 81 patent ~ orHrf =
keatOuI l21 acres ol TSO-NLle, q. - patent 10
Conner 4 keatOB.)
TIE MS
One-haf cash. aui One-harf on siN moths
edit. Bond aad - unity luirri NJ yu'rhls'r,
aud len on had seisinCf A. additional security.
JOIN Is LAiDiEY.
Oct Its. So' Com Ii-fi insr.
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the unlcrEgBed, ~ .,c-.ii Commissioner ~ni
On the 214 Duy Of Norem6cr, 1914,
a, the door o. Ihe Courthouse q wayne county,
seH ~ the highest b.dIe- the following r,a! pop
eftF situated 10 Wasnr county. 70 VIZ 40 &C.. -
Oh Rich Grask: g-5 4cIcs 60 Billy Branch pa
rnted ~ Milton fcTyU-Jn. - arrrs on J1-.
gnrh patent = ~ ". Bah and Milton PR
gisyu: als, boundary ~ ~ acre., OT alton;
that amount, on the head vale q Bis
B-aHch, Out - a patent " 80 acics 10 Thomas
Napier end Milton Ferguson aId 0ne md riIei
hiif u boundary u stDu i25 a. - 10 ssIne pat
cut, said las NAMED boundary being siiua5sd %
the head ~ Drft1y0-i Crcss: ai-o one undivided
half Of 40 acre tract on , ght fOFs Of Twelve
Pole, patented . Thomas Nailsce and Fin'y
Thompson. II Is SAD that each tract contains
Valuab coal.
TERMS or s.SLE:-One-Thir1 ~ the purchase
p!1ce Of eacn tfsyrt cash IN hand snd ;he residne
IN two equal payments. ~ SIX aud twelve months
from da.e % sale. Win Interest. aud taking bonds
with personal security Tor the deiel rCd payments,
and retaining title untn the purchase money Is
pad IA fs-
G.. q. BURGESS,
Oct. i-'w. sp1 COmmiss!0nsT.
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Thcn.Xt annual session Will higin October -,
Isl. ard emf Feb uary :ni, io.'. TIr Hos. !'al
aAi General ana Special hlsprusa ies fuil'-h
am pie material for CLINICAL las u'tiOh. .Orcat-
aIosur with inform ,tiun as 20 PLAZA ui instruction.
ices, Cos. Of living, &c. address
j. LINDSAY, VI d., Dean.
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VI
we ''"u IL '"' P''''" '' g,
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PuFP"Iuh3 u DC De"''''"'''' '''
''I'o"''5 '''M SCI, coxonrss
JNo. ;. wlTcHER
ron stStTf,
or cArFLL.
JANES FEEGJS0y.
iA'N Is ! curious communal on anu
IL WEI he news 10 the ire"N"'! D'
tat " a>hihS'on 10 lear" ''''
the Collector %. iA''r"" "''e'ue %
!hi' D'-'rc. Wa a. nee" always
looked on a, ''R1ilcal Of the strict
est sect" Is running for Congress on
IT,, Democratic ticket.
We have very little to say about
Cen. Nitchcr his object IN running
q; tins time Is well Known, and any
condemnation OF HIM by Democrat
re paper would SIMPLY add TO the
credit OF MS action "h'ch he hoPeS
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uOs.3!:IA.;:7 o. s2r- :7AsY.S3," How either
i Sex may i.sciTttr AMI gam the 'Et amt
al -c.iu.s Of ANY person they cinps" lustJI'l y.-
This Die mental acgG.. en-ut ~ c.u pu~S -.
fee by MAIL for sic., together with u hii. lag
guide. Egyptian oracle, Dreams, il.Hts To- ladies'
" ii isns-nigat ,hirt, Nc Aquccf book. Address
T. NILlIl M y go Pvb-, P.IiA.
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The Royal Coliseum

the and of Old
aiat when Rome her hills fromhe ieanv MED
word, introducing from five
sian Trup l Hash Hams Arabs Great French Athlete and
the wOrie Egvptia Jugg.ers ~
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Tie Stockholders Of the GlvandGtte Insurance
COm,aay VII meet a. the o -ics VI Ia Yes liag-
yey GA titI dag evening, Oci 10th, 1914, To elect
Direc'O! for tie ensuing yeas
". p. TITUS.
Or. s--tf. S,ry, pro ZEN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE I'd ,TAx-PAYERs.
CRY TRKasUREB's OFFICE.
tlupr.ps,fa A.t II IA

I've City Asa assmeEt LIST Of Taxes for general
~ fiOs > OF ine cay Of Huntington, for isi+, Is
II my hands for collection. Payment Lusi DC
in4it al N! office.
JOHN II. OLEY,
Get III. City Treasurer.
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~ yirtne OF decree rendered by the Circuit
COu,t OF Lincoln county at the Septembe! &c. III
thereof. 1874, In the case OF john VI. Rece ct al,
vs.. Joan Afford, late Sheriff of Oabell county,
and others, |, the Undersigned Special Commits
sloner, VIII,
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DY virtue Of q decree inside IN the above
o'ause m The Circuit Gou ~ Csbcli county.
at the Doccnh, term thereof is.s. the uude sgI-
ed special commissioners Tor The Purlus'. WI
p occed 20 sell, ~ yI,.ic auction. "a the highest
hldir-. On he premises. on TIE FIRST DAY
ON TUt NEXT SEPTEMBER TERM or TIKI
COUNTY COZ 1T, about twenty-sN acrcs ~
land ami IL agpurtrnan,"-, lying m the Village
~ ia huursy.ir. on which said SuYd.n nov
u ,c5--and which he purchased ~ COM l,lnaft
NestE1G for UGc. fourth ~ the purchase nio.-
- cash Ia hanii. and t4e rosidar upon e.. ylt ~
TX, twelve. ANA eighteen months. taxing from
fhc purchaser NOTES and guoi SECURITY Tor tie
1e.,. red PAYMENTS bearing interest from fir DIV
OF sale an retaining he lDgi ttlf ~ additional
.tcL..iJ .nIi Tie purchase monty is tul pail.
T. 9 klCkF1lS.
W a. HARVEY,
Aug eth-iis. special 'omrf..
The above sale has hsen postponed III % 81
MladAl IA October, leis
/. q. ri. kETTS.
". NJ. hAR'kl,
sept. qi-t Sp'i 'osuiars.
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On Thursday, he oh day Of Norember, 1874

offer for sale by way OF public auction, 10 the,
highest bid or, AZ the front dOOr 0f Lincoln COun-
y Courthouse, the following real estate and
PREMISES VIZ:
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WY ~ hOm., iie Or female So per
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-11-27
Bone as a Manure.

The bones of all animal creation are
composed of three substances, phos-
phoric acid, lime and gelatin, or glue
three of the best fertiliZing substances
to produce good seed. But where do the
bones of animals come from? Certainly
from the soil, through the grass, hay,
grain, ETC., consumed as food. There
fore, every horse, bullock, cow, sheep
and hog sent off the farm without return
ing like quantity of bone to the earth
causes our land to yield less and less
every year, till the land becomes what is
termed worn out. Besides, every load of
hay and every bushel of grain sold of
the farm carries away the same material,
as it is the hay and grain that make the
bone Of our cattle, horses, etc.
Five per cent. of all plants are COM
posed of ten mineral substances of which
bone forms large part, and which
comes directly from the earth, while the
fat of animals is composed of carbon,
oxygen and hydrogen, three of the gases
that plants take exclusively from the air,
in the forms of carbonic acid and water,
and which constitute about "a per cent
of all plants.-L0W5s0SIle Courier-JOuTnal