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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-06
rhe FIRE Works, Last Evening.

HANDSOME DItPLAY BY THE WATER WITCH
CoMPANY-ExPLosIoN OF THE COUNCIL
BOMBS, ETC.
In the presence of an audience which
filed up Shipley street, between 9Th and
9th, and even spread out in bosh directions
between these limits, the Water Witch Fire
Company made most creditable display Of
fire works, last evening, from a stand cree
ted at the end of Esq, O'Neill's office
Their tasteful canopy was lighted up with
Chinese lanterns, and brilliant floods of red
light filled the air in front of the engine
house and at its top, while bombs exploded
their vari-colored balls OF fire, rockets
leaped up towards the stars, roman candles
emitted their fiery explosions, and wheels
revolYed within their tire-traced orbits. The
approving shouts of the multitude ent the
air as some piece of pyrotechnics went off
with better effect than the rest, and the
whole scene was one of animation aud IA
vor. Thomas 1. Russell, James 0'Neill and
Thomas McCleaver were the committee who
set off the fire works.
After the rain, last evening, and while
the above display was being made, the
Council Committee completed the setting
off of their bombs, rockets, &c, on the lot
where the display was begun the evening
before. There was very large number of
persons present as on the previous evening,
but the principal part of the pyrotechnics
had been exploded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-06
DYspensin.
DyspepAin.
Dyspepsia.


Dyspepsia is the most perplexing Of all human all
ments Its symptoms almost infinite IN their
variety, and the forlorn and Respondent victims OF
the disease often fancy themselves the prey IN turn
of every known malady This is due in part to the
close sympathy which exists between the stomach
and the BRAIN and in part also to the fact that any
disturbance of the digestive function necessarily
disorders the liver, the bowels and the nervous sys
tenn and effects to some extent, the quality OF the
blood
e. L. Kunlel's Bitter Wine of Iron sure cure
This is not new preparation to be tried and found
wanting; ii has been prescribed daily for many
years in the practice of eminent physicians with un
paraeled success it is not expected intended to
cure all the diseases to which the human family is
subject but is warranted to cure Dyspepsia IN its
most obstinate form Knnkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
loss of appetite wind and rising of the food, dryness
of the mouth, heartburn, distension Of the stomach
and bowels, constipation, headach, dizziness
sleeplessness and low spirits. Try the great remedy
and be convinced of its merits Get the genuine
Take only Kunkes, which is put only in 81 bottles
Depot, 259 North Ninth ST. Philadelphia. Advice
by mail free by sending cent stamp Try one bot
tie of Kunkels Iron and be convinced of its merits
Sold by druggists and storekeepers everywhere.
WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
Removed alive. Tape Worm removed alive in
from two to three hours, with vegetable medicine,
Head and all passing from the system alive. No
fee till head passes. The Doctor fails to
move Tape, Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms. Ask
Price, 81. per bottle 1t fails, send to DR.
kunl1el, 259 North Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa,
for circular with full instructions. by enclosing
cent stamp for return of same. Kunkels Worm
Syrup is used for children adults, with perfect
safety as it is vegetable. Buy it, and try it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-06

SEVERELY BuRNED.-Martin Blank, a lad
residing in East 9Th street, was severely
burned, last evening, while Watching the
Water Witch display, by his clothing taking
fire. A lighted piece of pyrotechnics was
thrown into the crowd, falling into young
Blanks bosom. His clothing at once famed
seized him and tore from his body the
greater part of his clothing, but not uutil
he was severely burned from his neck to
his waist. The lad was removed to Smith
& Painters drug store, where DIR. Phillips
dressed his wounds.
Another version of the above accident is
that large pin-w wheel fell from the post
before it was burned out, that the boys
made rush for it and one of them threw
it into the air, when it fell as above stated
The unfortunate boy may not survive. He
is a son of Ignaz Blank, painter at 725 E.
9th st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-06
8e9ister's Auttfes.
ID EGIsTER,s oFFIoE

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE
IA NEW CASTLE COUNTY, February 26th, 1875.
Upon the application of Branding johnson and
Robert ". johnson, executors of John johnson,
late of Wilmington Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, it is ordered and directed by the Register
that the executors aforesaid give notice of the grant
ing of letters testamentary upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting thereof by caus
ing advertisements to be posted, within forty days
from the date of such letters in six of the most pub
lie places of the county of New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to pre-
sent the same, OF abide by an Act of Assembly in
such case made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the period in the
DAILY COMMERCIAL, newspaper published IN the
city of Wilmington, and to be continued therein
three weeks (eodl.
Given under the hand and seal of office of the
IL. s. Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written S. q. BIGGS, Register.
NOTIOE.-An persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the executors before February
26th 1871 abide the Act of Assembly in such case
BRANDING JOHNSON,
ROBERT w. JOHNSON,
ies-3weod Executors
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-06

DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEEFINa.-O
Saturday next, Tilden and Hendricks rat
ificatioi meeting will be held at 9Th and
King streets. Senator Bayard, Senator
Eaton, of Connecticut, and others, will ad-
dress the meeting. The speaking will be-
gin at o'clock The idea of an open air
meeting is,w suppose, to give vent to the
perspiring enthusiasm of the Democracy.
We shall see how great it will be.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-06
THE RAI1RoAp ARRANaEMENr.
THE REHoBoTH EXTENSION.

1t is believed that if Mr.. Bright can hold
the subscriptions now offered to build the
extension to Rehoboth until next spring
the track will then be laid. A Baltimore
gentleman who was first at Rehoboth few
days ago was so much pleased that he pro-
poses to soon return, buy a lot, build cot
tage, and then go in for the extension of
the railroad with all his might. He is
wealthy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-06
MkdifaI.

SSVNMAANNs
THE LUNGS !
Consumption !!
This distressing and dangerous complaint and its
premonltory symptoms, neglected cough night
cured BY 90, ",roGToR SWAYME's COMPOUND
BRONCHITIS-A premonitor of Pulmonary Con
sumption, is characterized by catarrh, or infla-
nation of the mucus membrane of the air passages,
ness, pains in the chest. For all bronchial affections
sore throat, loss of voice. coughs.
DIR. sWAYNE's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
is A SoVEREIGNcREMEDY
HEMoRRHAGE, OR SPLITTING OF BLOOD, may pro.
ceed from the larynx, trachia, bronchia or lungs,
and arises from various causes, as undue physical
lungs overstralniug of the voice. suppressed evacu-
alton, obstruction Of the spleen or liver. &C. - -.
DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry
strikes at the root of disease by purifying the blood
restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy action,
The only standard remedy for hemorrhage, bron-
chial and all pulmonary complaints Consumptives,
or those predisposed to weak lungs should not fail
to use this great vegetable remedy.
Its marvellous power, not only over consumption,
but over every chronic disease where q gradual al
terative action Is needed. Under its use the cough
ls loosened, the night sweats diminished. the pain
subsidies, the pulse returns to its natural standard
the stomach is improved in its power to digest and
assimilate the food, and every organ has purer and
better quality of blood supplied to it, out of which
new recreative and plastic material is made.
Prepared only by
DIR. SWAYNE Il SON,
$50 No. Sixth street, PhiIadeTphka.
SOLD BY ALL PROMINENT DRUGGISTS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-06
Notes About our Nelghbors.

Wright Howarth, a Chester lad, was
seized with fit while bathingin McLlvain 8
quarry, near that city, on Monday, and
drowned before he could be rescued.
The West Chester and Philadelphia Rail-
road Company announces q dividend Of two
dollars per share on the consolidated pre-
ferred stock, payable 10th July.
A flag pole 400 feet high bas been raised
at Kenneth Square. ]. G.. Robinson made
the oration.
Half a ton of cherries have been market
ed from the Experimental Farm, at West
Grove, Chester county, this season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-06

POPULATION OF WEST CHEsTER.-Thomas
W. Harlan, who was duly authorized to per.
form the work, has completed his census OF
West Chester, and reports total popula-
ton of 6,142. OF these 1,2S8 are white
male adults, 1899 female adults, 949 white
male minors, 1,116 white female minors.
The colored population is 1l9O. The census
of 1870 showed population of 5,63l, so
that the increase since that time has been
oil
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-06

In CHESTER JAm.-George Washington,a
patriotic colored citizen of Wilmington, vent
up to Chester on the 4th and became help
lessly drunk. The Mayor fined him 81 and
costs, which he was unable to pay, and was
locked up. 80
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-06
BELMONT HOTEL,
62I; 623 AND 625 WASHINGTON
STREET.
Opposite Globe Theatre,
BOSTON.
BOSTON.

Located in the centre of the city, and easily reached
by street cars and stages. Elevator, steam and all
modern improvements. Rooms European Plan,)
81 per day upward. A first-cass
, 1876-05-21

Catarrh is common d1sease-so common that
snuffing, splitting, and blowing Of the nose meet
us At every turn on the street Your foot slips
in these nasty discharges On the sidewalk and In
the public conveyance; aud its disasreeahle
odor, communicating the breath Of the afflicted,
renders them offensive to their associates.
There Is the highest medical authority for stat
ing that fully one-half II not twothtrds OF those
afflicted with consumption OF the lungs the dis
ease commences as cat2zrh in the nose Of head,
the next step being to the throat and bronchial
tubes, lastly to the lungs. How Important
then, TO give early and prompt attention to
catarrhl To cure this loathsome disease, correct
the system by using DR.. Pieree's Golden Aedi-
cal Discovery, which tones it up, clcanses tne
blood, and heals tho diseased glands by spe-
cific influence upon them; and, TO ASSIST use
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy With Dr. Fleree's
Nasal Douchc. Tits Is tue only way to reach
the upper and back carities where the discharge
comes from No danger from this treatment,
and il Is pleasant to u1e- the two medicines,
Tith ;pstIumsnt ars soh hY dea!eEa1 in medicines,
, 1876-05-21

spot IL known BY this appellatton. Rustic bridges
span The bzooklets, and the whole is Kept IN ad-
Every pleasant evening and Sundays the road lead~
Ing thitherward ia hl1ed With the equIpages uf the
rich and ths less pretentieus vehicles of the poor
vending thc1r way TO this fashionable resort. 1tS
time, and its beauties well repay visit.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ing Tuesday night, and the use of the reading-
: saes , ualoa 51 III: Z. q: Simmons, which odsr
The psrlor concert given at tue Grant House
Church was a successful venture The vocal ana nd
received by The audience.
Miss Emily Bond ID ut home again, after long
'o9n 3 fSoa Boaae a assre h Club the .,
week at the residence Of Mr.. P. Woods, Instead OF
the Fly Arrays. as stated In last Sundays letter
to Taz TasDx5 from this aSs md .st.r
ceiyed their friends ut the American House, enter
tanning them with mnaic and dancing until an early
H. . J. e o aof & Nevad. and Miss Emily Nc
Dougal of this ctty, united in the holy bonds
OF Uedlock Tuesday afternoon Of this week BY the
Trip to The Centennial and will quake Kenosha their
Thursday evening Meeass. Howe, eottfredzen.
ou tic South Side. Their enterprise is commend
able, and the public will show their appreciation
OF the same during the heated term.
Mr. A. ". Bryant, of Chicago, was In the city
5lrs. Torfey and daughter have left the city for
residence IN Green Bay.
t The burglars are sill on the rampage IN this
place, and relieved Mr.. Peters "Wednesday night OF
hundred dollars in greeuback1. Strange to reste,
they left the house without leaving clue to their
identity.
The circus company under the management Of
Ncests Mnye and Porter sxva their first perform
ancc Thursday evening. fine tent WIS Allied with n
large crowd, which fact, considering the state Of
proprietors and their troup OF performers.
, 1876-05-21

The union services held last Sunday, conduct
ed by representatives from the Young MEMS
Christian Association, were participated In by
all the Christian denominatfonf- Tie meetings
we're interesting aud profitable
The morning service held in tue Congregation
al Church was conducted b. j. Y. Farwell AID
Liz. Rockwell, Of Chicago. There was Bible
class in the afternoon, led By hfr. spat1ord; The
address in the evening st the III. +. Church
was delivered by Mr.. J2eobs, Of CElcaago.
The last musical social Of the season mas held
Monday evening at the residence OF ~. ~ ". ~ Il.
the elite Ut the Park. The programme was
wcI,-urranged, consisting Of musit, vocal end
instrun,ental, eadings, and recltatione, Miss
Wright favored the audience with several ,ns,sn.
iudses Tie recitation bJ Mr.. Eugene Hall M
formed pleasing feature Of the evening: The
entertainment was delightful oae ewing a,ase1y ,e1
eass and much credit is due Tue President Mrs
King for be untrng efforts to maxi tns saea
fafI ID anticipated with much ploasaro.
20 On Il account Of the storm Tuesday evening fer
were present at the congTesstonalb b sof,aolH ca
made last Wednesday night. Mr. Lainbcer, whlle
com1r home on the late train, noticed auspeloas
character who left the train at Ridgoland. ~ L:
Of III Eckhar. aud commenced operations hy
irving 10 open tile front door. Mr. Laimoeer fIed,
the thief leaving is tools pfoslan!Eb !ba nm a 70 10 sa
shot IN The lcg, and several Chicago policemen vis-
ted Oak PARK to discover ais whereabouts, but as
yet he has not been found. .,.~,..
singers, viii be absent during the summer, visiting
and Mn sRsssn M 2se. spsot ssEsfcl fsEet;1 days this
Siss Antoinette Wright, ot Oak Park, and Miss ,;
Alice E. Hall Of Chicago, will gise 1ansical and
, 1876-05-21

Special Correspondence 9f Ths TTfoaHs
RACINE, May 2O.-Whcn evening comes Main
street has all the lovers it can hold-sou,c rustic
and many not at all SO. Quiet, middle-aged
people returning to their homes at night, won-
DER how young people can be SO foolish. Shah
they tell them what they think, that being 80
young and lovely now, will not prevent them
from becoming 50 old and faded With the fight
Of the merciless ycarsa 1t is well to bid them
~3*ear in your summer garlands this little leaf q
nef'' hardly think SO; let this sweet summer
30 by without cloud; let none Of Its rose
leaves be rut1led; let there be no suggestion Of
alscord in all its harmony. Do those that look
severely upon the simple pleasures Of the young
really forget their youthful dnyss or has the
hAsd grind {the dem'nd horrid grind. Is Mantaliai
would 6ayl OF business and care and nlatrimoIY
made them forget the years that should be the
sweetest to remember. -...
BuzrUz TO THE RESCUE.
The Jimmy Blanchard Of The Sunday Times falr-
" ecintilates over the woes t3 81 the young
bachelors who room in the NcCluE= Block, and whe
have the good fortune to take their meals II
christian easar2nsarie. But he does 20 ut the e.
Psaae .af rssseitg. sod tbs Pepper seoa'e dne ~
, 1876-05-21
OTHER SUBURBS.

The pound sociablc held ct the residence OF
S5ra Goodman last week was very highly en-
ior,oa and withal successful pecuntarily. The
iaso., n,,mher rresent entered into the spirit of
lAf9o no1noe' " ,:as:nr - tbo ,Ic+;on colo
LIE oes'lslon' a1su s,n;o e o,a 1T a series
was hVeis anu spnl1u. ' 49, ~ ~ % daroted n r..
to be given, the proceeds u oe oe'osee ~ AZ
,,ai,ing the parsonage
p'.u .1.. 80 80 Tor,1o and Miss Stella Putnam
MISS oeasa 1asst ho'ns n from Wakoean, where they
-. hao, ,,,,,-;rcr , short visit to friends
D11h The M Board Of trustee, st their last regular
ucctinr Instructed the police to put in execu-
ts tion the ordinance agains. pastaring cattle in
the village streets Inc clerk was oioe1ctt "
notify the Street Commissioners Of the Town
If Cicero TO put in q cniye1t on North ayennc,
near the slough east OF A4st.nT1,le 4,ags, g.noa,
petition WIS received ssmnE tae baenaRan {. Wa'
bqns;a street, Also, one asking Tor the COLI
structiou OF G-foot sidewalk on the north side
, 1876-05-21
EVANSTON.

The chief interest Of the past week has cen
tered in baseball and the performances OF Inc
University, which have shown such strength
tbat there are now no fears entertained OF Its
losing the silver bali this season. Several
games have been arranged for this week Ihe
Franklins arc expected to play Monday, Racine
College probably Tuesday, and the boys arc
proposing to visit Milwaukee, Saturday to open
the fine new grounds of the West End Club Of
that city.
The election Of President Fowler IS editer OF
the New York Christian 4droedte has OCCASION
cd no little comment throughout the VnlaSe'
There seems to be no doubt of his acceptance.
It is stated by certain officials Of the institution
that this move vas well understood by them
before the Conference convened, while, on the
other hand, it is stated that Dr.. Fowler explic-
ftty denied to some Of the Professors ana
others who questioned him That he would leave the
University. The full meaning of this cnange ot
base viii probably be apparent within fey weeks
but it will not be undcrstood BY tue pophe until
then. <x.o,,,.
Gentle has been taking the usual photos, g7onpA
and views for the Seniors during the week.
The Seniors intend to repair the Hfe-boat.
The Atheneum viii hold it's last meeting o1 the
e5h The Adelphlc LteraFy Society elected the follow
ing officers Friday evening: president, hnos51 Ie
Seaman President SEHs y 6Sqeton: Fgqet anoa
Of the Phonathisn ,Lisi5aEt tits5aFy So
Hills Secretary, ", ". Smith; Treasurer, ~ F.
T. Michelet; Critic, ID. ". Atwood; Amesseaaot'
r. S. Webster; Chaplain, A. IL Htlggss sergeant
alarms, j. Lee. nj.
The unfavorable weather prevented large e. at.
tendance at the gymnastc exhi6,tlon wnlc6 ~as
decided sucesse thanks to the efforts q Mr. george
Lint. The performers did ven, and the snte.tafn-
mcnt was evidently very satisfactory to the en1ao
Elastic audience present. na n.o,,.o
The Seniors were entertained Tuesday evening
By Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Brown:
mr. and Mrs. Il. G. Tillinghast have gone to LOUIS
vile for brief r1sit- .- 49,.
East. III The Doctor vii preach to-day, and expects
to Etart for Europe about June l.
Mr. F. A. Hyde is back from Iezos, tnoca In
proved IN health. ,...-,.s
Hessrs. J. II and L. II. williams havc returned
from TIP through Kansas and Colorado:
The attendance at the closing party o. the soeia IL
Club Thu1sday evening was 1sliu', oeeaase-oi tae
1aiu :
, 1876-05-21
*' BILLY" RAINING.
- AIas, poor To1ck 7"

'.AIds, ponr Yorict I"
He is dead, the mcrrY jester,
And tie winsomc voice is ttllied;
Dimmetl is now the bright eyes .ParGes
And the heart with Kindness t!llcd
Ne'cr shall swell With generous impulse,
as OF yo1e; 10 Death hath willed.
Hc is dead. the merry jester.
Silent now the charm-ed tongue;
Never has a gcntlcf spirit
70 tieahly framework chung,
Than had this hlithe, kindly human
Whose last requiem has been sung.
He Is dead, the merry jester,
Whose quaint speeches aye we're Gao;
Only pleasant, gladkome memories
Has moor Yos5ck left behind;
Not crnci word, remembered,
Bides in any human mind.
He is dead, the merry JESTER;
Think you he was always so:
Did his smile rs'er hide heartncha
That his will forbade to shoW9-
Ne'er upon his vitals, greedy,
Fed the cAuker- WORM Of Ho:
, 1876-05-21

The Eclectic Club meets tomorrow evening II
the residence OF Mr. H. 3. Hufd.
. The Trustees are the victims of a red-hDt con-
troyersy on the question Of park fences Or no park
fences.
The Davis straek merchants aee al putting down
new sidewalks.
The Rev. Dr. G. G. NoJcs will lecture upon
* Gregory the Great, and the Rise OF Papacy,
this evening at the Presbyterian Church
The iadies Of the Baptist Church will be glad to
see their friends ut Lutzs store Thursday and Fri
day afternoons and evenings
Beveri1ge Post, g.. \. r., requests The assist
tion-Day.
, 1876-05-21

Thomaa Hsrtienn nnd Miss KATE E. Hillard we're
married on "Wednesday by the Rev Thomas Calf.
Miss May FrldleJ List evening arrived home from
Piaindeld n j., where she has been attending
school for year past.
Miss Nellie MefTin and her mother yesterday de-
parted for the Centennial:
come 4 resident Of Aurora, and has purchased the
nne Thayer property, corner OF Main and Root
streets
Visiting her grandchildren at Sheffield, Mass.
Sfrs. /. ]. Warner is visiting friends in Brad
ford, III.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

A florida correspondent II The AtlAaia
Herald, In the rotirse of III InsersauMg som.
mnnirniion regarding Florida aahssise,
saysi 'el'hs lesl fishermen In Florida -
M psilcans and ospreys. 4 rslioAn 80
samss about perk os ash 8 day. Thsy
Aoek abont the straits snd Inlets by thos.
sands. Hurp,rlng shoro ars 7,p0O.cOO psll.
cans N rlosidHt and there ~ esstainly
mors than shst--they would ~ 100000
bush~ls u NIB eAsh Aay, Or iss 100000
bnrhels pr year The miillons upoa III.
Nons Of whIs~ and blue cranes. hsyoNs, -.
ie~sxnllS, Ashhswk1. kinsnshsrs. and s4Ass
water fowl. dvvour thousands of bushels g
Ash ev~y twenty -four hours. An sspsrs.
eneed cracker estimates that TOO 100 bsshels
q IN day Ar~ r~gaivsd 70 fssd ~ birds
ol vlorida alone. This would make ~
100000 bushsis sarh year. Add 70 this ~
hiiiions os hsh swallowed by sharks, bsSs
and others, and shs sum total Will reaah
Rsariy 2yOO0. OK. 100 bushels Destroyed b.
lsAshsrsd and Anny fishermen On ~ psaiu-
eulA In twelve months. At nrst elaase
thsss Source arf~sr enormous, but iss asy
asAn make hIs own estimate. and sArsfulIy
Aenss II mp, and ~ viii And them sades -
stead u over"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

Ths trade of Holland h ehisAy sonansA
% agricultural products and h~h. Ths wsds
pastures u Inc iAland of Tsssl feed 2Oo0
Aosnsd cattle, 1000 horssa, and $1,000
sAssp. whlch as~ esiehraisA throughoue
Europe. Evsry ysar $4,000 oi M iast ~
sspcrssd. and shs quarterly sair y vssy
p1clurssqas, vAsn tssss Aasks AZ sh~ap and
iasAbs are shipped on 10 the eonslnsaG
Through the bAAIns Of lIsrlInssn, The poss
q vHssland. paAs ossn and shssp. psgs aaA
eowls, With mountains of cheese. fruits And
sggs FOR thia country, hsrs rssort lhs pre-
Vision dealers of London, 10 carry away
husssr hsrreis, which ara piled Mp On ~
docks, iikS cAnnon.balls In m arsenal.
Ths canals are Glled with ,hs hsAvy look.
Ing Va,4s, Or market boats, which hiring ~
god things Of the country down 10 ~
port. Flas Il vvsy important article u
cultivation M Y,isslAnd, ths market u Dok-
kum v one of ths lArx~ss N Kurors. Ths
shIsf houses of Eaglsnd, Germany, and
Francs have agents In this little town. The
ssai h incredibly reh, ths IsA1Anss Av~
veil oiT, and there Ars few farmers who do
AOt own some property In addition 70 the
land they rsat. II Ii rarely indeed that
lsnant y turned nut of his farm, families
hold than for s~nsuH~s. yst ~ lsAss h
saly fer avs " ssvsn ysAs~, and silpulAt~s
Aew many AsAA 81 cattle ars 10 b. led on
~ Meadow. end how much manure II 70
- laid on Zach arrs, thn4 ths soil II kspt
- 70 ; wonderful stAss VI isrsllisy.--CA0m-
~ yNSN4.