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factory of as good quality as those who
selected the best quality of food. The
effect was to render shiftlcss feeders
still more careless and Indifferent. II
was a noticeable fact, however, that the
best feeders were unconvinced by these
scientific opinions that food, out OF
which milk was made, had no effect
upon its chemical composition--their
long experience was not to be over
thrown by a few isolated facts or sup
posed deductions from facts.
We find in late number of the North
British Agriculturist an interesting ex-
pertinent, Illustrative of this subject,
made by DR.. Stephenson Macadam, and
reported by him to the Pharmaceutical
Society of Edinburgh, Scotland. This
experiment was upon ewes. Ten ewes,
with lambs, were selected and placed in
a pasture with abundant grass, in May.
The milk taken from each eve was kept
separate and analysed separately. After
the sheep had been some weeks upon
this good grass the ewes were MIXED.
The following table gives the results of
the analyses of the ten samples:
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Minerals, Shells, Birds, sc.

The Naturalist Agency has been established At
37s5 Lancaster Avenue. Philadelphia, for the pur
pose Of giving collectors Of objects Of Natural HI
tory an opportunity of buying, selling or exchnn..
ing their duplicates or collections.
Specimens sent to any part of the world by mai
An illustrated monthly bulletin OFFS pages sont &c
received the highest award given 70 any one a
the Centennial Exposition Of ls7s, and the only
award and medal given to any American for "Col.
lectons of Minerals"
My Neurological Catalogue of 80 pages is ii.
Tbuted free To- all customers, 70 others on receipt
of 10 cents 1t is profusely illustrated. and thu
before copy was struck on. BY means Of IL
table of species and accompanying tables mo-
species may be verified. The price list Is an excel
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species and the most common varieties, arrangci
alphabetically and preceded by the species rSil
any mineral In the table of species after twill ~
found the species name, composition. streak or
lustre. cleavage or fracture hardness. speciAr
The Largo Increase Of my business has compelle.
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Birds. Mammals, Shells. Plants. Books, Fossil.
Mound Builders Relics and other objects Of Natur
al History l have secured the service of one 81
the best tsxidermists in the country, and can Do
Over 80 tons. and nearly $4,000 worth OF NH
erals on hand. $4,000 worth sold aimee the l7th
day Of january. when the first box was put int
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were over $500 and cash receipts over sl.2oo
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foF Stadents, AndteUrs, FrQressors, Phgstc1dHs
and other Professional Men
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These analyses show the remarkable
richness of ewes milk when fed only
upon grass. To test the effect of richer
foods arrangements were made to give
other food besides the pasture to certain
ewes. Numbers l, 2 and 3 were each
fed daily with one pound Of linseed cake
tor ten days; Nos. 4, and 6 with a
pound of cotton cake; Nos. z, 8 and 9
with pound Of oats; while No. 10 was
given only grass. All ran in pasture
except when eating their allowance of
other food. AT the end of the ten days
the ewes were again MIXED, and the ten
samples gave the following results on
analysis:
Analyses Of milk from ewes fed on
artificial food in addition to natural
pasture:
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special Feeding and Quality of MIX.

The question concerning the effect of
food upon the quality of milk has been
much discussed among dairymen within
few years past The German expert
ments, conducted by DIR. Kuhn and
others, discouraged dairymen some
what from feeding for special purpose,
as these experiments were supposed to
prove that the quality of the food did
not affect the composition of the milk
but DIR. Kuhn afterward found that the
quality Of the food did change the pro-
portion Of tho elements in the milk
aud he Is understood to have modified
his opinion accordingly. The German
experiments were quite inadequate to
establish the opposite view, it being
against the universal observations o.
the best feeders; and such statement
was calculated to do great injury TO the
dairy interest of this country by en-
couraging the belief that the quality O
the food had no influence upon Ia,
quality Of the milk; and that, therefore
poor feeders would bring milk 10 III,
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TROTTING STATIONS
OF THE-
Green Mountain Stud Farm,
VEST RANDOLPH, VT.

HAAfBLETONIAN MOSARCH-Foaled April
70, lsS4-Blood Bay-sixteen hands high-slred
by Rysdyk's Hambletonian-Dam by Docs Abdal.
lab chief Terms, eco TO insure.
And
RANDOLPH Fooled ls7t-BAy, with star
Fifteen hands-Sired by Aberdeen 500 Of Rys-
dyk's Hambletonian and Widow Maohree-Dan,
Fanny Sleight, by Ethan Allen. e. il. by Harris
Hambletonlan-limited 70 - mares. Terms. sss
10 insure.
WIN make the season Of 1877. from May Is to
Sept l. at the farm Of
W. D. FOSTER, Woodstock. Vt
DON GIOyANNI-Foaled ls70-Golden Bay
10 81 hands hgh--sired by Hampton son Of Rys-
dyk's Hambletonian-Dam by Volunteer. Y. d. by
old Abdallah. Terms, go 20 insure.
LOCKWOOD - FoAled 1878 Blood Bay, blk.
points-l6 IL hands high-sired by Aberdeen
Dam, Lady Lockwood (record $3.50 by Neayes
Cassius NJ Clay. Jr. Terms, $50 TO insure.
VIII mako the season Of 1877 at the GREEN
MOUNTAIN STUD FARM. WEST RANDOLPH, vt.
Mares pastured and we'll cared for at sl.0O per
week, but all accidents at owners risk. For cir
culars giving extended pedigrees, address.
MOULfON BROTHERS,
'mj West Randolph Vermont
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Collins Voltaic Plasters

consist Of silver and zinc plates carefully attach
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upon the affected part, which can be done az
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IN 100 PARTS BY WEIGHT

The difference In composition of the
milk from the extra feeding is not uni
form, but 1t will be perceived that the
average total solids were increased from
1875 to POLL per cent, which may be
considered great change to be made
In ten days; but in what constituent of
the milk was the change made? If we
examine the table we shall find the
change to be made almost wholly In the
fat; the average was increased from
6.77 per cent. to 1927 per cent But the
greatest change was made by the addi-
ton of oats to the grass feed. Here the
total solids were increased from 1871
to 2O.59 per cent, or nearly 8 per cent
Here, also, the change is in the element
of fat from 5.77 to 1852 per cent. The
linseed cake did not increase the aver
age of the solids In the milk of the three
sheep but mere fraction, as the milk
of No. 8 seemed to have lost in solids
from 2O.25 to 1928 per cent, while the
other two sheep gained very much, but
this gain was neutralized by the loss of
No. 3. The cotton cake also increased
the fat l-2 per cent.
a careful examination of these tables
will show conclusively, so far as q single
experiment can, the effect of extra food
Of n character rich in oil and albumi-
noids. Your readers will also be inter-
ested in these tables as giving the fullest
information upon the composition of the
milk of owes yet published. 1t will
show n good foundation for the high
reputation of the cheese made in France
from ewes milk, and it will also assist
in dispelling the erroneous teachings of
the German experiments.-rE. W. S.
in Country Gentleman.
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lbs. dressed weight, 157 lbs. Shrink
age, 81 lbs, or 20 per cent. January
39, 1877, killed 1920 lbs, live weight;
dressed weight, 1,270 lbs. Shrlnksge,
$50 lbs, or 16.45 per cent. February
20, killed 500 lbs, live weight; dressed
weight, 456 lbs. Shrinkage, 100 lbs,
or Is per cent.-[D. G.. Roberts In Sci
entifc Farmer.
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j. DEXTER. CHiCAGOS SUCCESSFUL d.
.vorce lawyer, has opened Office q, Tribune
Buding New iork Absolute divorces obtaned Tor res.
patity. crue ~ nonsappo aud ohor causes. Pay
divorced Advice free Fec low. Newspaper scandal
svodcd Correspondence with the legal profession
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A Observation-Disclosures OF THE BLOOD AND NER-
kAvous system speciality; copsultaon free, extensive
London hospital experience W Dr. WEsr 40 Beocksr 81,
Asss ksoxdwsy.
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POOL SELLIN g.

POOL SELLING.
A UcTIoS AND FRENCH POOLS ON TiIE GREAT
hhoat race saratoga Riley Courtney and faisted),
NJ 16 hudson ST. Hotoken. WM. LOWELL
A uCTION FRENCH AN3 COMBINArION POOLS
"A sold the and Long Branch aud trots
NJ Hartford day and evening at 76 Hudson ~ ho-
boken. LOWELL
A uCTION. FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
"A sold to day Long Branch Races and Hartford rots:
also Boat Race which tkes place ut III A. NJ.
between Courtney, Riley aud Plsisted
KELLY BLISS, 81 Hudson ST., Hoboken. n. j.
DoOLS SOLD ALL THIS WEEK AT so HUDSON ST.,
J. Hohoken, Long Branch and Saratoga races.
HACkETr RAND. DUPONT CO.
fTNATTERsALLs TURF AGENCY. hoBOKEN.--COM.
bnations for Monday first, second and third and
second. third ana fourth races.
r,ATTERSALL'S TURF AGENCY, HOBOKEN-
French and Auction Pools sold this evening single
scu race at sratoga Lake. between Courtney Riley and
Plaisted.
THE TURF.
HARTFORD RACES
Second Dsy-.August 70
2:29 Glass, 81 500
Nil Despssnum. Lo..e, Lady Mills. Clara j.. Arthur.
West Liberty. Young Wilkes,
2:20 Class 5000.
Comee, Adelaide. May Bird King Philip White Stock
ings, Slack Bsshaw. Prospero Abemare. BsnQu0, Little
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsr OFFICE XOriC.
ihs Foreign Mails Tor the week ending saturday septem
L. 1877. Will close at is office Tuesday, A.
Europe Ny steamship Wisconsin. via Queenstown: ON
Wednesday, At A. NJ Tor Europe by nship Russia
via Queenstown (cOrresponieucs for France be
warded by tins steamer must DC specially sddreed aud
~ A. io France direct by steamship ,is
uavre Thursday ut ~ NJ. tor hurops by steamshlu
Wiciand. via Plymouth. Cherbonrg ana n hamburg: on
Saturday. al A. NJ. tor EUROPE, by steamship I,ty o
Richmond via Queenstown correspondence ,erms nv
Scotland ana North OF Ireland forwarded by th
must De specially addressed ana At for
scotland and North OF ireland by Stesmship VICTORIA
Neville and Glasgow, aud ~ IL .D A. ~ Tor Eufope
BY steamship, Mo'el via Southampton ana Bremen
The steam ,hps wisconsin, Russia City
take mails for Denmark sweden and Norway rhe
mails tor the West ndes. via Havana 81 thomas and
nermuda snd St Thomss VAL leave New York August 81
The msils o Australia. &c. viii leave Fraucsco
September I2E
xv T. 4. JAMES. Postmaster.
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Comee, Adslaide. May Bird. King Philip, White Stock
ings Slack Bsshaw Prospero. Albermars. Bsnauo. Little
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-BARGAINS-MUsT BE SOLD TO SATISFY A
"A .ciaim very handsome and light extension top Phae-
used only lew times for sl75 Cot 5000 Also one
PhactUn, good Sl25 cost $3.50 both
scat iour handsome light top Road Wagon
soed 81 40 cost 1918; Depot Wagon $iuO 1915
h.op Park Phaston seats six, for $500 cast $3.50
hand made Single Harness $50 eaen mot soiled
cheap double the money. Inquire Y. WRIGHT Stnr-
tevant House. at CLUB stable l56 East 26sh ST.
I'd
AN EXTRA FINE BREWSTER CROSS SPRING TOP
AWagon. Harness. &c. used twice, aso top Pony
Phaeton Vt any sacrifice kossnore stables 4lst
9Th
sACRIfICE-20 NEW AND SECONDHAND
Abusness Wagons $50 To $i25; Tor express, grocer,
butcher oaker milk. delivery. Wagon Manuiactory, 226
spiings st.
A FINE TOP bHEwsTER IMPROVED SPRING
ARvxu Wagon built to and SS5O also siDge
Double Harness. nnN be sold this week. sails
Tor Europe. Private stable. West issh door from 9th
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

IkAND OPENING MONDAY sEPiEuBRK THH
O3d. OF the New York aud Pxrs improved Paper Pat
tsrls, cut TO measure and guaranteed TO It, A. Gil
LOfIE has returned from Paris with the latest novctes
Tor the coming seasons and having also original and
novel designs OF nis will be above
date TO cut to design In Dresses BnsqueA
Cioaks Wraps. Re- by system before By
paper fashion house either In the United
THIS sysefn ~ chance IT, but Ger.
tainty. Dress aud Cloak Making Cutting sna Bsstinx
show Rooms open from A. ~. 10 r. N. 407 9Th Av. be
weeu1 nj
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Su'OisA(sfC.

Ni0KGAN BROTHER, STORAGE WAREHOUSES
M Broadw ny ana Attn st. separate rooms Tor furniture
pianos, baggage, &c. Inspection solicited
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

nERALp BRANCH OFFICE. i2s5 gRoAp,WAY;,TT an
OPEN DAY AND MIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
-CHAkLkS w. BARKER. AUCrIONEER
. INTENSE EXCITEMENT.

SIXTH coNsigNMESi FROM rHE EXsii
Essshss s;:d ~ p; ;,s: s:;::
y as
3 ssy ssns DGE 4 eAo S % s;s
@ oasS 5 1s sS sswr ssm ,ro. S"fs
; nina,ss Tspps bay bay aed,Ss " LxEGHwooD ~ isx
hi. ss aSss sad. s very ns as SSo I s
ss jGs;; T;; Kiln
.slisi Geldins GoLD kJS. lsN hisI; ic.sd ls7s; Sy
Sa!h i'S high S's sas :tsr s aFo
sSs Sag s.a 1a s high Se s ass &
Mare M @ ss Ia, ss.Hy s y Hss
s as Dsr'; .G' z
n. 'd .sMa sa y Mare @ @ M .l.
s p.~n s rn n.l. .n ,s h.r ss. sss
:s.,, r g.,
MOST
Asoys are al ,s.,,s5 warranted sound and md kind -
i,':ss :ss TT. IL
CAfAIUGUIs iSij now ready at the SPIRIT OF THE
1iMfi SALE 1elss FEsExTSaY sRs Har
A iio An r. 4 81; Sr sri ST.,
SALES 9g AMP
On every horse that warranted sound kind
In harness. from one to three days gwen TO test waan
CATALOGUE OF THIS IL daEook Days kGUEsDAn SALE. AT
1Ei 81 s du GnsAs
PAIR BAY HORSES. le HANDS HIGH. o and Z years
old; kind n harness; free from vice warranted sound
R'rs'
va AsDs .ns
TOR s s ROAD SG IN PFscr ORDER
SSll; y BI:wsssl s;1: Co. y% q St9c%e N
tnG ho@ s tinff Hd a1a
sossI KIND 1Gfs f1nsi
S:s s got by pr0 aSs Sss .S. S n a can f
BAY s1sR iss HIGH; xE%ss o%S; e; ..sy.
TOP sIDEBAR ROAD WAGON, with the Brewster cross
BAY Rs:5f R.ofS fsss SKsIbsS ahArvE e HIGH about
sonKsI HoksE issG's s 1sDs h ]
TO II NAY .na EIa
SnSn % m g s ss sa':on ON MAJ" s Wan Iss
At ten o'clock TO pay % eharse. rss.., and keep,
1"s JaaEs Il. hs'hass B. nsARY 40 Green. 5.
ssS sHs w s15s i%%
BAY s ; wars" y. ss s: S:'
| all harness.
GRAY HORSE. 10 HANDS HIGH. 10 years old; has
used 10 truck and business wagon warranted sound
| and kind.
HANDSOME CHESTNUT GLIDING, I5sz hands high, 3
years old; perfect lamily horse warranted SOUND and
kind.
BAY COLT, GOT BY ALExANoERs ABDALLAH. Is
high, years old; very proinising warranted sound
| and kind.
BAY lIANBLEroNIAN MARE. IS hands high. 7 year.
oa; can trot In 2 sO warranted kind, single and
| double.
! BROWN HORSE. 15A HIGH. years old; can trot in 3
| minutes; warranted sound and Kind.
| ROAM HORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH years old: very
stylish; warranted kind aud true single and double.
| BROWN MARE. 10 HANDS HIGH, q years old; safe for
lady's use; warranted kind in al harness.
BAY COUPE HORSE. 10 HANDS HIGH. years old
warranted sound and kind
BAY MARI. 1914 HIGH. years old warranted kind ard
true, single and double.
| VICTOnlA. ~ GOOD ORDER; jump-seat Wagon built
by brewster: Doctors Phaeton, sxsea Phaeton, top
Grocery Wagon: Pediers Wagon good new; thre
Suikies, three lxeLson Top Pnaetons top full spring
Wagons; top sideosr Wagons. with the Brewster
SPRING Top Pbaetons, Double aud single Harness,
|
/ SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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| near University place.
loLDKsT ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE CITY.
REGULAR sALHs OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
hours TO three days trial ON horses warranted sound
THIS DAY TUEsDAY), Ar 10 O'CLOCK
PARK EsTABLIsHMkNT.
ELEGANT TEAM GRAY AND BAY MARE and
Horse, l5t hands. years old: Kind In single and
double harness free from hu been city
OF anything; Of great endurance ana warranted sound
SET DOUBLE HARNESS. made TO order
PONY PuAETON, WITH RUMBLE. built by Wood
Bros.
Family Embellishments
FINE TEAM BAY HORSES. lbA hands, kind in
single double harness In every way reliable for suy
ELEGANT EXTENSION TOP PARK PHAETON
THREE sULKIES. nearly new.
ROAD Establishment
ELEGANT B.OWN TkOrrING HORSE. I5A
HANDS, q years ola kind and true; in every way
iaDie has trctted In 35; can trot In minutes to-
day and warranted sound. Set Track Harness
TOP SIDE-BAR ROAD WAGON, made by Brewster
ELEGANT SADDLE HORSE.
BAY HORSE. l5A hands. years; Is Kind In all har.
froe from vice has GAIT Tor saddle 10
way reliable, and warranted ,ound
fOP sIDr-BAR ROAD WAGON. Brewster, patent
spring, by Frank Ashe. -
ELEGANT CUT.UNDER DEPOT WAGON, by Elys
EIGHT rOP PONY PHAkr0NS AND SEVEN T0P
rwENrYoNE oTHER moRsEs. description In
TWO MILK WAGONS, in good order
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF every kind OF CARRIAGE
iWAaON. HARNESS. &c M
Weather never intsrferes with our SALES AT 10
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T)UKsuANT 70 Az ORDER or THE CfiANCERY
Division Of the High Court OF Justice England 10 ado
In u cause OF william vs. Plummer, )" 1874 w. 1886 Ann
kga Murray. widow formerly Ann Eliza WetbcreI spin.
ster formerly OF England aud ards as is OF
Of Hamilton. in the province Ontario thon OF
PHI the province: afterwards OF Grand Rapids
tho State OF Mche and then Of Joseph county In
the said state. and all persons claiming conveysnr
descent Otherwise to be emitted
Of tho hod hoiden the Manor OF
Bondgntc, Darns nston. In the county Durham in Eng
land. Sarah Wilkinson who 1896 resided at stres
holmes in the township OF Blackwell, the county OF
Durham. and who died the 18th day of Novcm.
her. 1893, when the said Ann Eliza Murray
b. came entitled under the devise the will of inc
sarah Wilknson deceased, fuvor
children of Nathaniel Walton Wctbere such will
Nathaniel Wethere. and all persons who by conveynnce
ceutaion otherwise Claim entitled 10 tne
share easehoid estate Of hs said Sarah Wku.ou
deceased, which the said Ann Eliza Murray became
emitted bequcst In the will said Snr
Wilkinson deceased. contained In favor of the
the snin Nathancl Walton Wethcre IN person or bv
their solicitors, before the 3ls day OF Octohe 1871
t. aud prove their claims NJ the of tho
Master Rolls In ths Rolls Yard. Chancery lane in
the County of Mddescx, in England in thoreof
he pcrcmptoriiy excluded from the brnent
the High Corrt " Chsncery Ia Engl and made In
The said cause OF william vs. Piummer
Thursday tho 18th day OF November 1877 at II Of
clock appointed for hearing and adjudi
eating the claims.
dated this 9th day of July, 1877
X 4. JARVIS. 20 Chancery lane
Agent Tor Hutchinson a Lucas, Darlington, England
Plaintiffs solicitors