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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

TnE PoTATo BuG.-prof. Cook, Of the
Michigan agricultural college is scathing
and vindictiye in his review OF the career
Of the Colorado beetle for the state ngri.
cultural board. II isour opinion that II
the wrctchcd dorypliora deCcmlincata
could he induced to read this scientists
intimate exposition Of ia thiovish and
vOracious habits, its Unrestricted prOii-
gacy, its unprinci pied in.and.in breeding
and it, mnltitudinous propagation Of
other criminals to continue its ncfariOus
prncticcH,-it would Immediately commit
suicide before commencing its first meal,
aud leave no larvN behind to pcrpetuatc
la depravity. We shudder "A we read
that the female loty lays over thousand
Orange.COlOfed eggG ut time, and three
broods hatch out in season, the last
remaining quietly in the earth till the
next spring, gathering strength" SayS
the professor, in righteous anger, "for
miserable repetition Of the previous
years abominAtiOn." Prof. Cook de.
clarc' DR.. Ic Conte entirely mistaken in
his statement that Paris green poiaons the
earth, and says tlIntexperitnent at his col.
lcge, years ago, proved the fear grOnndIess.
Paris green Is, therefore, the remedy to
use, and the only effective one. lie gives
these two methods Of applying II, recon.
mending the first for its absolute safety,
but the second for its economy and
effectiveness:
Mix the green with water, a heaping
tablespoonful to ten quarts Of the fluid,
and sprinkle on with common sprinkler
or an old broom, keeping tho mixture
well stirred up, as the powder is not dis.
solved, but only held in suspension; or
mix the green with flour, in the proportion
Of one part Of green TO ak Of flour, siftCd
on when there Ia no dew on the vines,
either through muslin bag suspended 10
convenient handle, that II may be car.
ried and shaken over the vines. The
person making the application walking
upright, or with pail tho bottom being
Of fine, wire game or finely perforated tin.
Where these methods nro used, tho whole
expense per acre, for both material and
cost Of application, will not exceed five
dollars for the season.
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4 DISCOVERY About CoaN,- ZINC W..-

4 DIscOvERY ABOUT CuRS,- -Thr West.
OFn Rural tells Of a man who plants, mo
or three weeks after the crop is planted, a
new hill Of corn every fifteenth row each
way. And this is the reason: Ii the
weather becomes dry after the filling time,
the silk and tassels both become dry and
dead, In this condition, ii it should be-
come seasonable, the silk reviyes and re-
news its growth, but the tassels do not
recover. Then, for want oi pollen, the
new silk is unable to fill the office for
which it was designed The pollen from
the replanted corn is then ready to supply
the silk, and the filling is completed. He
says nearly all the abortive ears, 50 com
mon in all corn crops, are caused by the
want Of pollen, and he has known ears
to double their size in this second filling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


StGubenvile Accommodations arrives s:25 a. NJ; ;
departs 500 p. H. This train during the day passes
backward and forward between Martins Ferry and
IsellaIrC, stopping when required vi sherman House.
West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of youthful ImprulcncC, causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debility, etc., having tried
In vain every known remedy, Inns found simple
SCll-CuFr, which he will send jTes to his fellow Nt
etCrS. Address J. II. REEVES, IS Nassau street,
New York, BOx 6i63. APP
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LauohIIn's Infant Cordial.

Tho chll'sCuru when tccthlng-to relieve Inham-
nation Of tho Gums, TO Rllay uneAsinGSS, to quiet
Collie Pains, to promote Sleep, tOCurG Summer Com.
plant. This VII consider one Of the most valuable
remedies to 10 kept In the family when the chill.
lrGn are cutting their tooth. We arc selling thou
sands Of bottles and have to hear the first person
say II Is not all we recommend It to be.
MOTHERS, have you Nrkly, hsihiHg BABE that
TURNS the HOURS Of MONT (whGn you 80 long for
rcst) Into one L0S1, WEARY DAYTIME Of wORRl.
MEST and CAREl -Cfy-Cry-nl day and all
night long? II you have, lJitn 10 rsdiON, IL Con-
WINGED, hesitate no lOngsr-a FEw drops Of lSPAST
CORDIAL and your child WILL he PAClPIgD, and
SWEET, REFRESHING sLEgP will take tho place Of
wAREPuL SUFFERING. Procure ut once q bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGlIEIN BROS 4 CO., PrOprIetors,
Wheeling W, Va,
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The present stock Of gold in the world
il estimated al $5,l35,OOOOOO. ThiA csti.
mate is based on the assumed value Of the
total gold out Of the mines in 1913, Ns 81.
7iOOOO,OOO. In 81 years the product hN'
been $2,sOO,OOO, and the loss by wear and
tear Of tho samc period ia estimated At the
rate Of sl3,OOO,OOO annually, or an nggte.
gate loss Of s4O5,OOO,OOO-- leaving the zig.
ures above, as the Cstlmate Of the present
stock In existence outside Of tho mines.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-03-13

Mr, W. II. Smith, Proprietor Of
the Mobile Fertilizer Mandatory has
the contract in that city for removing
the blood and offal from slaughter
houses, dead animals, and night soil
from Which he manufactures fertilizers
which may be relied on. they are
no artificial, chemical compounds but
are the %gnnuine. simon>pure, article,
aud their value is SO well recognized
that they go off like hot cakes" and
Dir. Smith finds it diGicdlt to meet the
demand.
Consult his card, and PLEASE TO
REMEMBER that we would like to pros
cure an order for q few tons in which
we have an interest.
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Value Of advertising in the STAR,
Two weeks ago Mr.. Oppelt, our
brennan, found a gold pen and case,
scranton, and advertised Tor the
bwncr in the STAR. He received
Ehis week a letter from Michigan
stating that the notice had been seen,
bud describing the ease aud pen and
requested il to he forwarded.
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Mobile possesses no more clever
Cn both an American and English
sense), enterprising citizens than
Aessrs. Mcdonald, March & Co.
who, by their indomitable energy,
sK'li, and integrity of purpose, have
quilt up q business which is a credit
20 themselves and q monument (no
pun intended) to the city.
Their Marble Yard sends out work
10 all parts Of the South and even to
Tue North West, and their prices aud
piecution almost defy competition
ono would be surprised TO find at
"has very reasonable prices, they
supply grave stones which are gen
orally supposed to be very costly,
,e'a call at their yard will convince
mat II Is within the power Of almost
dny one to procure a handsome me,
~orial Tor a departed friend.
The seventeenth sale Of the Alabama
ana chattanooga railway takes place
% The FIRST Monday 10 April. After
mat sale, the sales win come of quail
'sr'v. We sban't notice any more Of
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PATRoNIZE those who patronize
you. Those who patronizc your
STAR %patrouize you. Ergo patronize
those who patrohize your STAR.
Besides you will fnd it to your in
terest in every way to do so, for we
hunt up the best houses aud most lib
eraI dealers as advertisers ; and we
take pleasure in referring to the
Mobile Cards of
Leinkauf and Strauss. Importers
and Dealers in Staple & Fancy Dry
Goods !; one of tie very best houses
in the city.
Bruce, Anderson & Co. Hardware,
Cutlery, Mill Material &c; one OF
Mobiles Oldest and most reliable
houses.
Thomas 8. Bidgood a S%tstioner,
who has adorned bis station for mauv
years.
j. Meyer, who furnishes Furniture
as excellent aud as cheap as can be
found in the city.
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Osa o. TO most saeeafaal enter
pfisos u shlch Mobile eaa boasf i he
Hlasgsl ssd soIa Wafer Miaqfsstofy
n H. Care. IL il u~eless % speak d
Care 70 TIE people IT, .bis section for
his name IL familiar a. a household
sord sad everybody drinks the DO
lightfd beverage he ptepafes. bat II u
" his establishment W. desire to say
a word, which va had the pleasure II
inspecting last week oador tho guild.
ance VI is genial proprietor. The
promises on franklin street are
roomy aud airy, aud with office, sheds
for fountains, generators, boxes, bar
rcls, bottle. etc aud stables for horses
and wagons-ol wIdch there are sew
cral kept constantly going, distribute
ing the cases throughout tho city aud
TO the depots-oceupy "a large urea Of
ground.
The capacity of the Fountains-of
which there are four, aud two gcners
ators--is 100 doz. DO tleA per day.
The water of which he manufactures
is Of the pare5t well water, and all
know that Carbonic Acid, the princi.
pal component is most healthy as we'll
as pleasant.
An ingenious vet simple arrange
ment fills the patent bottles with
which all arc familiar, and which are
now ready with their glass shoppers
Tor transportation, to be returned
when used, reftted, and again sent On
their journey. TIE boxes of which
many arc used, are all manufactured
at home and this is in fact a home
institution worthy of patronage, and
of which Mobile may we'll be proud.
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DRowNED.--On Thursday night
the engineer Of the steam tug Rover,
apd . young man, we're 10 q boat car
lying an anchor from the shore TO
the tug, which was lying off the end
Of Chanteranl's wharf, when the
boat sank. and the young man was
drowned, the engineer swimming
ashore,
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No 1 sni , ere mirsd trains and STOP
., al stations ior pss euR-rs aud frsigh'.
q v P,YSE Agent.
CaASCEGY CoUhr-rnar DI.rmoI
". O. nrrprnsor. oh.noeIIor.

Is he county ~ Perry. anths hrsi Monday Of
%Ianaary, April Jaiy, and Ostobef ard continue
s1 days.
lu The coaniy Of Green. on the second Monday
Of January. Aphi. July and October, nud con-
Time ak daya
fnths cssnfy Of Jiak.0p on tho third Monday
Of Janasry, Apri July aud October aud continue
wsIvs days
Ia The county Of Harrison on the first Mon ny
ahsr the fourth Monday Of January, April, July
October aud rad c%ontinue twelve days.
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Mr.. CHARLES CRUzAr is wide~
awake. and always alive to the inte>
rests of his friends and patrons. He
has reftted and painted his barronm,
and stocked it with the finest liquors,
which he dispenses at the low price
OF ten cents per i%mbibation. Mr..
Blalack polite and attentive, is al.
ways on hand to wait upon custom
ers.
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We had q pleasant call when in
Mobile at the Office of tue "Tribune,"
where we me our old friends Messrs.
Ballentyne and Delcbamps doing
the honors of the sanctum.
The editorial harness may oft.
times-and often does-ebafe ana
call, but when once taken on, is rare
ly for aye cast off, ald thus our
friends after q lapse of time return
aud don it. They make OF the Tri-
bune a live paper and we congratu>
late tie people Of Mobile that they
are again Tin harness."
We extend our thanks for their
kind notice Of ourselves and the STAR.
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N o Z ] C. e.

Dissolution OF Co-PARTNERsH1p.
TIE co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the name
aud sly 9 of Wright q Hannahs, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Hannahs having purchased the interests
of Mr.. Wright and having assumed the
liabilities of the old firm, is authorized to
collect the assets and sign the name OF
the firm in liquidation.
D. G. WRIGHr,
GEo. HAsNAHs.
Scranton, February Is, 1875.
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.adspiwtstrasor's Notice.

Whereas Letters of Administration on
the estate of Thomas Galloway deceased,
we're granted to the undersigned by the
Honorable OhanOery Court of jackson
county, State OF Mississippi, on the
18th day of January 1871
Now all persons having claims against
said estate, will present them and have
the same aIlosed and registered, within
the time allowed BY law, or the same will
be forever barred.
]. E. sARRAzIN,
feb. 204t Administrator.
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I~sstructiou- ON the rinne and singing.
Nil. y. CHiDsgy, will give lessons on the Piano
aud Singing VI the low price of - per month,
and IL more than one in u family So so
Enquire of DR.. CHiDssY, ut his Office. mhl3tf.
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Why suffer from that cough when
Adamsop's Botanic Cough Balsam
will speedily aud surely cure you ?
Sold BY all druggists,
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The ice and snow hangs on well aI
the North.
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NOTICE

NoTICE
Mr.. J, E. Sarrazin is my duly author
lied agent for the collection OF debts due
the firm of Wright d HaEnahs, and per-
sons having claims agsinst the firm will
present them to him.
GEO HANNAHS.
Scranton, February Is. 1875.
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CARRIE desires that his empty soda
boxes and bottles be returned.
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Important to Patrons andAll Consumers
GRANGE STOKE.
BILOXI MISSISSIPPI.
tPas. Chrissisn Reed,

Having adopted the Grange Plan Of Cash
IL Sales. al low profit, / am enabled 70 make
a support on the small margin Of ten eeuts in
the dollar. and In ordor to 60 operate direct
with consumers. | have insuguraied = ssstem
quality, Family Supplies Of every deserip.
u n, ~ who lsssls pfioss. ]
will keep ssssaptv % band . well
selected Stock Of Good Of svsEy variety.
I will receive al kinds Of Country prodnss on
sale or 10 exchange ~tor.sooas. I propose deal
ing largely In Oysters aud Fisk aud win thsrs.
fore be able 70 I'll all ordsrs promptly aud
reasonably.
q. G X. BROWNING
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Co-PARTNERsHIp.
The Undersigned have this dayiformed
a co-partnership. under tie name aud
style OF Sarrazin & Hannahs. for the pur-
pose of manufacturing lumber at the
mill lately owned ty Wright & Hannahs,
near SCRANTON,
j. L. SARRAzTN,
GEO. BANNAHs.
Scranton, February Is, 1876.
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Having concentrated all business at their
Warehouse at Scranton, the und ersiy ued beg
to inform the public tbPt the Office Hours will
be from 10 A. NJ. to 3P. NJ.
BERCIER g. DESMET,
feb27 ly JUSTIN DUREL, Agent,
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RICK o SALE.

have on hand 80, 600 to 100, 600, well burnt
Brick. which ] will dispose Of at prices to suit
the times.
Al my place, above Moss Point
ON HENRY EHlEks
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ppHrrnyRarsr ~ ~ TkxAg RFAL
Ksfkrs DaAwfsa-O- ipa 70 me T. esrth'e
sastsm n poefpeaina pfawiugs the rabfo VII
nos believe they will btHs ulacs uuitl the efreri
81 pasfpsnement takes pliee Although Hhefslg
rutfuuised, we have nst diap0sgd ~ quite ~
fhs deksts Orina 70 tIs shove eaHse, togefhsr
with the r. ipfseefshtsd faius .nd foods rifoughs
ont the entire SOUTH ~ well " fskas and Ne We
afs determined b. have y hll drawing thereby
i%rsnriHa entire satisfaction W al Ticket huidcrs,
~ have postponed our drawing n May Hit
shout sixty daye, shaa every prik~ shall "
paid IN fall, Amounting 10 over bOitO acres ~
ehoiee land centrally located, neat rail foads. "
Hsn.es 1875 Gold Coin prizes. among them 0be
of ti0.D0l and me NJ tJlGOp. our enterprise IL
endorsed by the Civ Council Reliable Agents
wanted Send for Cifculns they will convince
you. we are both reliable and responsible Tick
cts reduced 10 Al. Eleven for $40 and % for s20.
No connection with any other simila- enterprise
j " FOSTER.
mcbi3-2m. Manager, Hogsfos, TENAs.
- ri 40
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To C~onsmnpnUes

A PREACHER Of the Gospel, having cured
his son Of Consumption in its worst stages, after
being given mp TO die by the most celebrated
physicians, desires 10 make known the cure
(which proves spccess ful in every easel 10 those
afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds.
Consumption, and all Affections of the Throat
and Lungs. aud will send the Recipe, free Of
charge TO all who desire it. II they will forward
their address 10 DANIEL ADEE, lI6 Fulton
ST., New York. oct24-6m
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b. sasssls aatief e0ssNax hcens n0i
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car FIOM GERMANY.
NOVEL rxrrriNnSrs IN FrI cc.rrn

NOVEL TxPrritrNrs N Tf.d CULTURE.
II was announced ia TiM TRIBUNE several
$780, k.lJ tat Il number Of living fla lad arrived ia
Bremen steamer aH tat io eh Id be en- imported by
the Cr,,i II. fish Comm 'sicn icr TIE pWQa" %.
aan2 20 Tie food resources Of te Un States. TAc7e
a.h were under The change OF Mr.. Rudolph lic,,c. AMI
op..,l oi ,lrp. god tcnch, AMI common tourA. ai
l.vIre $50 -i' qualities, which wcfa described !fI'y "t
the time Unfortunately many oi tle-c IA dies. most
o. them owing to Unavoidable delays in the ,rcnSfer oi
thr IN from iin Iph0lcn dock o. tie A"Ith German
L'oy,is lire to the Pcnrsylvluia Railroad Depot Tic
survivors are suitably cared fjr "A charge OF M
Hccl il pond, constructed especially fox their r"cei 'on
ln Druid Il "a Park. Baltimore, lv the Park Commissions
Gre and under the supervision OF MI 1. Is tcr-
..u-ou, the Fish Commissioner Of Nt-yt'L
About tie tine of the arrival Of tie h.A
.rf, iIrl t.. P.of. spencer T. Ba.d ieheT'"
the cGo. OF las. year send young shad 20 Cor
rrruy. in return fer very lincr: gin N eggs 81 TIC
rhao salmon made 80 the United states by the German
authorities in / rs. THIS experiment. Uaa ntde under
t,c charge OF H. W. Wcl-hcr and NouI.a A. Gf''il 10
NLouI Mr>sI4. Anderson and Naiher ia - i'
Npch German Ll"yds gave fIct IA saSe 20 Bremen ana
b,cs ia mir stcancrs As it had Been found '"o~'''''
starting with the young fish, = keep them alive &" ihe
end ol tic yoyac' the TRIAL was made Of ,hppinf he
c- and La,in, them matched Dat during the vo}at" u
special ap,ulatn, devised hy Mess,5. Wri5hcf and
Green Til. attempt, however, lied also. owlAg ~ was
snnpos D. - TIE iaming Of the eggs on the cais while
co,liEg from H"l~osc. Mass and thc wagons III Nh''
they were transported mona tho depot to The steamer
.,ricd ly l.l.. TAG cc- an ft way by N2tf {" Ire
Dream steamer. Iais attempt, 1t - hoped may De sue
e pnrgoe Of securing aP aad -, supply y W.
ear, rs ,jud hc conycIiruy tns2ostcd, and with Tie
as tg,e ~ DI e.. Finec, IT, tinth, TX li.!il't ."
Ir.-.l lc n;,t,r.l -yI.f ne wanted in DI,nDu ana
v men, tn tio ,rrrIcr ~ 40 carp aul - golden
ttLcn, inoftl yeagBs although some were Two li'
Cd Tho arrived Oh baaid tle bremen stcomcr he-
Ia am
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IMPORTATION or ENGLISH AED NORMAN
HORSES.

James Pcrry OF Wilmington, IL, ItIUrnrd
from Euiole Thursday L-t nr.n ing win hm SEC
ont importation ol valuable Lueish and norman Dio'i
hoses These comprise the following hel-'ird English
mares: Bread Frit, brown mare five years OLD d.
s,cndrd from Kettle Dram, winner ~ the Derby IN 1861
the sire 81 Bread Ft sold Tor G00 C1inets ia 1861,
~ so - Germany; Farn0dec, "A bay mare i've years
old Icy Costa Of LAZY Douro Maud Lyon, chs s.uut
f1v, two years ola. by Lord Lyons winner Of the
Derby ami -. Lager in L g. out - Maud;
Butter Cap, a cho-tnut fifty, tNo year. old,
hy The Pgi'.re, ont Of Butter crambe; Mid Blossom
DIX t.y yealils MARE by doe, ua.tnl 90 Wa Day
!- winner g.. tus D,rh. ih lcJD, t"iOtl, thcs..ut
fa4l td. old. hy Nacc.Lon, winner oi G., Dtiy aut -
1900 1iune,H
Iao Norman hurr comprise 81. ls'us AID ore
brood mare II thr Nsgy D,.l breed ~ DIR lDt-cS
Normandy. whcr" they were purchased hy Mr. P"iry.
Inv are all dark gray 0f nne FORM and about
800 pounds each ia ", i.h,. The huIses were Drought
from Loliun IN tHc SO IiD.lp Canada aad were aud
in ycry good condition through the care Of j. A Hunter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11


That the lines 81 transportation terminating
in tiiscy need Larger and convenient buildings
for rccviug storm. and llaI-siping grain, Is BEGIN
Ming 70 be recognized by al concerned. and plans are
,at.rju. among railroad men for supplying this de-
Il -... in. ORC II attract increased consgh!nents ~
,,r ron, Tie Interior to NowYorA The Improvements
which ar. n contemplation VIII be immense and VIII
cost several millions OF dollars The me- stocl-Y"fs and
c,tl,.. Of IN, y .V-Yolk Central and Hudson RIVER
Ealr.d On the North RIVER at the foot OF sixictht,
have been described and t.o great saving to droFers ana
tchcrs ard consequently 70 he public effected by their
No. las ALREADY been poilci out. Close by these on
elevator $50 feet lous aLi $50 feet hgh. having
cat,. OF 2JOGO0 bushels 80 10 bt built, which. it -
stated WIZ probably the argct in the country. This
and recommending structures viii cost TIC railroad com
pany sJ,OOO.oOO.
Tie Pennsylvania Railroad, despite its extensive peis
j., NeoYofk and 1910 feet Of water mont IN Jersey
ON feel, the need oi extended iathies 10. business
a. n,no.c4 10 lima Oh .is rH pc.f' 40 lia-imus '9Nc,
-, No. of tte chute ard shoV~l'nVs now employed
81, 100 srli, cleNs tor with iOOuoCO bushels calncitF,
,s Il can De tnl.. gcl AdltAtc! Ninh Int u I' "',
,is This j. expected 20 De finished Ia w" years, ava"
4, ,r,dired a lI,t deal or me gram from i''Io
AIN Ice stoned here preparatory 10 sphh 10 i-"i'P,
I.e addjiuna piers are d..O plai," 10 increase TIC
freight facilities. . -, - -. ,,,or. "a. Erin Poll.
a., - rnno..s erecting tNO cicNat"is-WhIcll, c"hpih
viii nave room for 100000 bIshtIs o4 Il
~ - 600 600 one OF these IL 10 be small transfer
elevator on the Long Dock principally Tor thc 'neus'
TRANSFER ~ c.tnl boats, lighters Or sdhlS 10
o.Iar Il much larger one, Win e-iHci'y IpI i,"ODOyp
bu.,iels will be built at HarsDus Cave, where enormous
are also ontonplacd in connection Win H.