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National Republican., 1877-08-28
orvrcE-sEEK ERs will do well to avoid nd.

OFFICE-sEEK ERs will do well to avoid nd-
dressing their applications for office to His
Exccllency tho President" as persons using
that prc6x to the designation Of our Chief
Magistrate do not usually meet with the favor
OF the Executive. Witness, for instance, the
following communication from CHARLES A.
DANA to President ANDREW JOHNSON,
wherein tho writer asked for the collectorship
Of the port of New York. II Mr.. DANA had
addressed himself TO "The President of the
United States" or TO ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States" his applica.
ton might have beon considered But as II
was his application was rejected, solely
because the Democratic ANDY hated all ex-
hibition Of snobbishness and seryility:
CHICAGO, Jan, 20, 1896
DEAR SIR; Some Of my fricnds h, The EetV York
delegation ~ CbGr.ss WdHt 10 ~ collector Of Ncip
Fork shah he glad 10 hapr thai Office and accord
m0,y address mysoy directly 10 yOu J have been a
r,siieIa Qf NGs l0k city for nearly twey years. I'LL
4 fets months SIlne. uheH came here on karing he
War Department. kno'V Ee,s York, It's merchants
aud IL poliiiedHs bi, by reason Of MY connection
rlh h War Department hare been absent. so as 70
he fres from OIL idenfeaiion uih he political faction,
md persondi controversies bu Which hs Union partg
here had been nuch dipiitd beiiete that there Is no
person Of any prominence in he parry whoe appoint.
H,e1a rouid give greater general sdtisfde;ion u.ar
nine SS0tid yog Le disposed far 10 entertain u,
tdea a, % utSh Jor Information concerning my ca
pdcHy 10 ddmtlisier hs Office there Is tph0 cay
| Judge bate- as 10 that than NJ. Stanton.
| Let nv add that an myself confident Of psrforming
TIE duties, should hey BE- irtruSteh 10 me- 10 he di
vantags q The public arvics and to your entire saiia
| 6uctioR
lam. wih profound respect, your jaittfni scrrant
| CHARLES A. DANA
National Republican., 1877-08-28

WILBUR, who was arrested few days since
on the charge Of having committed larceny
Of certain papers pnrporting to represent the
rlaims ~ sn"dry ciizens of Texas against the
Mexican Government. was released from Jail
yesterday by Judge WYLIE on q writ Of
habc. eo,pla Immediately upon his release
lie appeared with his counsel before the prop
erty clerk and demanded the ciaims in qucs.
tion. That official reluctantly complied with
the demaud but soon after learned TO his sur
prise that he had no authority for releasing
Tho papers. When last heard from the prop.
erty clerk. accompanied by two policemen
was In search Of WrLnUR, who could nowhere
be found in tho city. JOHNSON refuses to be
oomforted, because he will perhaps never
more ser representations of millions" which
he claims are in those claims.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

wAsHIsaroS. August y, 1877.
In Acw York to-day money was cvy at
Exchange dull at a. Gold quiet At let Gold
TO carry,
aovcrnment bonds arm at the following quota.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
ROOMS FOR RENT.

An ddwrfissment inserted IN MS department. nM
MY proper method NJ spccdt'U venting your rooms ~
Mriebv nre,sngi11 The dsJdcing NJ U0ur hon@ pnh
pidcdid Nv proper condensation yoir udtrriisems,s
may bs got INTO fuo lanes. coND1 tueniy esntsJ" e"oH
isarfOn,
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\
The 5owing are tho opening and closing rates for
the active stocks, rs tclcgfaphed to n d. Cooke Ir
Co.. troni the New York stock Exchange:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

az POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY
OTFirF No 81 Hon SrnErr,
GbpRoErUwS, U, Aus y. lsI,
The Washington Agency OF this Company was
changed on the list instant
The present customers OF the Company aud all
others Wishing to insure with u.s. VIII please call on
Mr. H. X OFFLEY, At his banking house corner OF
aus2S-rf j. ". DEEBLE, Secretary.
as- NoTICE-wM N. COPELAND rs NO
to or debts nracted by him for the hrm amer this
date will be recognized. ,,,,,,,.o
au2 ~ " o. NJ. HUTTON CO
sMoNEY WANTED.
Owing to the great demand for money. we onsr to
sell within sixty days large collection "
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHER
DIAMOND ANDoTHERsO RsOLIDaoLDJEwELRY.
GUNS, REvoLvERs. sc. &c.
AT EXTRAORDINARY UREAT BARGAINS.
s UOIDSrEIN a Cop,
Comnission BROKERS
Jv'1N Corner Tenth aud streets.
RILLlARDs---sEAToN HALL.
SSEysryihins F,rs, Cl"ss-ss
rnhlctf scANLDN a 90. Proprietorst
onR s' ON kSBtn'Ei9S ESb a&EH {s'ss s No
'rH ST. MARxkIrER's, N% '"
Free Art Gallery and STORE. No. s,s street north.
Choice on Pniutings, Ensravtns,, Chromos, An
Also. largest stock Of Paperhsnginy, Window
Shades, Pictures Frames, Picture Cord. and TasselA
'ss, nssrE,sis MIN &c cAss. y ,'' D''''"A
Please rpmenibrr and number. js.s.ism
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State bonds dull.

The following are the closing rates for state .ccnr
ties, rs autographed nom the New York Stock ES.
channn.
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| ENOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS-oN
II the frst, second and third nOOrs, en- snIis
| single All modem improvements NO. Is, ~, lmr Nv.
teenth street morn Invest. hupH'
National Republican., 1877-08-28
HOUSES FOR RENT.

Roahinp,or hai become so large that pinoa'di are
id,t and there only trdy 10 reIf ho',ss
guiSbty aud 10 good ie,,nn hu - by tsS,tinp un ID
tise,si u, Tux RkrU UBIICAs. An adieTtise1heni
properly tvdsnsed De pot INTO four ines ,och tpt
eoH yoTt eets Jos he rsf md each subssousA tass>
f.Hst
National Republican., 1877-08-28

ETOR RENT-BOARDIN9 HOUSE, NO. s4 PENN.
II syIvsbia avenue, on corner Of Four-and a-hAif
street twenty. hive rooms. Also siorsroom In same
house with back room attached. viii be rented
separately OF together. Apply to JoHs MURRAY,
an Foul. and a half street northwest au2s sc
EoR RENT-8os b STREET soUTHwEsT-ALL
mvdern improvements three:soryi mine room1
Ano bath. Rent ia WHITE BRO.
Au2J-Gt <s2 Maine avenue.
TOR REST-FRoM AUGUST l. HOUSE NO 1919
II SlaIb street northwest; threestory brick ten
rooms hail water and gss SIS Apply 10 W. L. RED
STRARE, Grocer, corner Of New York avenue and
| siIth street jylu
National Republican., 1877-08-28

70 H1 Ereelency he President.
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: :
FOR SALE.

EoR SALE AT A SACRIFICE AND ON EASY
TERMS.
That valuable Improved BUsISESA PROPERTY
the Mouth corner Of Tenth and streets north
wer consisting OF Two stores. large public hall and
= dwaliing. house containing twenty ty-two rooms.
The prop-rty fronts seventy,two feet si1 Inches o.
street and cunlhins about 5,ocO square feet.
CA5SlN d IlEBERMANN,
lS@ street northwest,
ls.cond noor,)
au2s-8ts Opposite Eboitt Housa.
National Republican., 1877-08-28

ITOR RENT-PERSONs DESIRING NEATLY
at dOi Twelfth street, aup"'
National Republican., 1877-08-28

THE CopARTNERsHIP HRRRToFoRB Ex-
isling b.twsep 7 II. 8 HAMRRsLY and JOHN
LATIMER, under the arm AND style OF HAmsrsly
LatinleT, 10 this day dissolved In aocoTdADcs with
articles Of copArtneTship between them, and publlo
nolloe Is hereby given 70 thai effect,
AUGUST H. l511 JOHN L. LATIMEA
aulS5t' For HAMERsLY 4 LATlMEI
National Republican., 1877-08-28
DIZZINESS CHANCES.

A GENTLEMAN. WITH FIRST CLASS REFER
"A shc-s, desires reliable party, who ca, raise
tp 10 jiD uim la pleasant, easy, tcspectpbls bust
nsSs, ling tIuD yearly net pronts sure. Call %
W. HESRp, sS Il street northwest. from to u
a m Au2p3ls
National Republican., 1877-08-28

orHuMrHREYs SPECIFICS. POND'B EN
tts'i, llou,topsihc Medicines, sold At Temple Drug
Store aud Ninth siresls. srpstf
sS-JCsTHs PATENT tSrEEI) SOLE AND
HEEL PRDTEIOlt~ make your shoes lad tw Ire
lang, and prevent you fT,In LppIns For sale In all
the h'- sio'-s. aud by the Inventor, Ii9 u street
northwest lau
National Republican., 1877-08-28
BOARDING.

l,21 D STREET NoRTHwEsT.-RooM AND
VOL BOARD 4, and y pei week, according TO "
cation Of room. Transient u per day. Table board
.rs accommodated. mhiuH
HT(s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
Il " hixthstrrvt DepoL-Firstclass board, with
tOotu, nom " To 80 per week: transient N:5D PSF
day. feltu
National Republican., 1877-08-28
PENSION FRAUDS.
fCbntinped from Hrs R1os,l

reasons for 80 believing Commissioner Bentley
was appointed from Wisconsin. Gen. Rusk, ex.
chairman of the Committee on Invalid Pensions OF
the House OF Representatives Is also from wiscon-
stn Gen. Rusk Is on intimate terms with Commis.
soner Bentley, and l. also an intimate friend Of
Cen. Baker, Baker and Rusk had several intcr
views with Commissioner Bentley at tho time "
question, as myself saw them going In and out o.
Commissioner Bentleys room In the Patent once
building. Immediately upon 1anstons assuming
charge of tho division Gen. Rusk came into the
room, and In my presence mado the following re-
mark
lansion, am glad To- have got you hack In your
Old place again; now want you to
TAwr CARE of CRAIG
Crnig Ia Gen. RuSks son.in.law. and Is n special
agent OF the Oflcc. Mr.. 1nnston almost immc
dntely thereafter wrote q letter /, the Actiug Com.
missioner OF Pensions. recommending Mr.. Craig
promo on Of which the following l. copy, as ap'
pears on pngu l5S, mis-, press copy book
List Of spacIa mounts named In the order Of thelI
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I'll { 70 ULTR RY YARD
y. TOBACCO AS A CHICKEN MEDICINE.

correspondent in the Gardehe,fs, ,Czroni-
Oh February 18th, 1860, gave the following
acopaat Of his experience regarding the tef-
| fees Of tobacco as remedy for ailments in
poitry. We may mlention that his. stare
NETS as to the curative effects: o. tobacco
Wes subsequently eorloborvted by other
correspondents Of thas journal. ''Speaking
to tic Wife OF i working bailiff, who has
beel a. successful raiser of fowls, | asked
herWhatlplan 81 G adopted when Ghey were
sicily. She quickly made answer, Il give
tllen Il qnid of tobacco.' She further said
I lave adopted the, plan With success for 10
years, I then inquired why she gave it and
Lhe quantity administered, to which SHE ne
piled: ( had noticed thab when my htis-
band was nlcpish and out of sorts, that if he
ook Il kGge quiil OF tobacco he soon came,
round, and!the thought occurred to me that
t might reliaye my fowls, Which it always
loes; so, Whenever | s. amy Of them out of
sorts | give them !. piece of tobacco as large
Is from. the end Of my thuinb to, the first
ONT 1oa can judge Of my surprise as q
aedical man, when | state that [ hsHe seen
Alke quantity destroy lifo:in a hltRastn be-
ng. Now,tor the sequel. :. In tie autumn
II; last year purchased soms prize fowls,
snd one of them month, since became
ickly. | gave the old Moman's remedy-a-
,iace of tobacco the size of the first joint of
ny thumb9(i. 80 grains). 1t had a most
peely and Singular effect uraslit. In two
minutes there was a. little staggering, ac-
l,y.a pecu,iar NTfhitg Of the
all, which gradually becahse Straight with
he back and Ultimately tlailad on the;
crond.' :. 20 minutes the fowl appeared
,lute we'll, and has continuest SO. This
morning my man as usual let ont the fowls
.ad gase them+some barley, bsa the cock,
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bird appeared very scKly and disihclined to
eat. He stood with his mouth slightly open
and wings hanging down.. He refrsett TO
eat bread or anything. AS this state ha3
lasted three or four hours, l looked down
MS throat, wi1feh appeared healthy and he
mad nothingin his crop. Ithen gave him
the f,,id ob btobaeeo go, grains). In two or
three INMATES he appeared weak, and his
tail began tosdfop slightly. He then sat
down under a. tree and'renained quiet aboatt
five minutes Ithen walked to him, whelG
he got Np, and.in a.tew minutes commenced
peckiag some corn,, and in a quarter Of an
hoUa fA'o1a The Grst taking Of the tobacco he
appeared quite we'll and began to crow more
Justify, although he had not made the
slightest effort before, during the morning,
which was quite unusual, as he frequently
crows when WELL. Tosee linn now, "a hours
after the dose of Db:tee0,, performing his,
accustomed d7sties, no one would scarcely
believe he had taken SO potent a remedy. L
cloA not profess to. give the a,aoaus operandi,
bat as Il acts like a charm, it's worth know,
ing.'' ' .'''' 2t' @e -1 2'i W
IGtVl7A HHSH@ Ul3 aDOAe t, lIcSOepssA lG1etI e 1i
Oh the first Opportunity oflercds. ~ young
cock about six months c4d>. fell sick. Z" His
bead turned. black. his feathers all rufled up
aaialh appeared Blind and stupid, and he
seemed to- wish to push his beak along Inv
5foTft Of him on the ground. When pick~
ed him up he was under the horses feet anda
was in imminent danger of being trodaen&
OH, but he did not seem to see either them.
or me-. gave him about as nearly as pos
sible the dose Recommended and then laid
him down, as it happened, but not inten-
tionally, neara water puddle. / went off
and left him. In about five minutes pass
ed thas way again and found him lying OH
his siile ami ahinltihg vigorously, but. appar.-.
emily he was still blmd,> for II ae. t2iess nct
happen to drop his head into the water ha-
would suck at the damp ground as if his
beak We're in water. About ten minutes
later he got up and retired to the chicken
houses land [ thought no more of it until |
happenedst to meet him walking about, about
twoshoars Inter-, in perfect health ia com
pany with other fowls, hl due coarse, OF
time he came to the table, as fat and healthy
q bird as any Of his mates, Let others try
this andrenort their experience, Cor .Ie,p;''al
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Do MESTfc ECeAOMYgl

+ Syttabub.-One quart of rich milk, halt. a
pint ofMine, six ounces of loaf sugar; put
TIE sugar and wine in a bowl; have the milk
lnkewarn; put it ina pitcher; when the
when the sugaris dissolved pour theI milk iva
with the Wine; hold the pitcher sufficiently,
high to raisea froth On tAs nsiilsAaa syou pour
it into the, bowl crate llaSnaeg over the top
FRIanoth hens--lane quart OF sweet cream, the
whites of 1otssse eggs, ,>onegass of white Wine.
two cups ofspo"e!ered sugar; any. tlavoring
that is likedss whip half the sugar into the
creana~-the rest with the eggs; mixgthese,
and ada wine and flavoring at the last.
1ssa@ Outlets auiM Tomatoes. Wash 'two4
cHtlets and wipe them dry; season them
With pepper and salt; have reatly some hot
cnrd and butter in a, frying, pan ;-pl,t the
meat into itand fry to a-nioe brown ogl both
sides when doneetalte it up on 4. a.dislh;y Nave
stcWed a quart ofA,tonlatoes,- seaseneH with
pepper and salf, pout the tomato IS into tire
pan with. the grayy-after the+ e.ulets have
been dishetA and stir theaaewelf together
pour over the cutleta,. asatl send to.the table
hot. 2tiF tt siF 5e5E 194f lg @aiA5.tt
Raspberry; Pet7d6iasr-F u deep baking
dish With ripe raspherries,5 we'll mixed with,
sugar, te.make,tifem sufficiently sweet ; beat
SIX eggs aslig4t'as possible, and mix them
witha pihtofrielfnailk (cream is better) and
four tsalsespoonfuls ofsugar; pour this over
the ,.rsepherries; set the dishin moderate
osesr,and bake the pudding about half arr,
he,srs Serve very cold,.. I'll. y.. s,sg
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Journal Devoted Reading news


Mark Lame ;,dvces'by cable speak Of stpng-
er tone and higher price. Nllis is all tint is
needed to confirm the already firm views of
our growers. 1.-The disposition in Stockton,
and the e,adyances Of that admirable5iocaity
in the wheat trade, may belseen by theIol-
lowing from the Independent of Tnesslyi: ::
1t'As the new wheat crop begins to COME in
more rapidly the market appears to- be M
proving. Choice lots OF new wheat sid
yesterday as high as S4s2.279 and the rullg
price of the day was sissl..2O fD 2s3J,Ia lnarhd
advance from the quotations Of last Wek. :.
Twenty carloads of wheat arrived yesterday
from m'differentliportions OF this comtys t'o
from Butteco,tntyImsstw two from SacranenO
county, all OF which was stored in the Eue-
lla warehouses. The Farmers Union lis
already ever 1000 tons in store, a lale
amount. for this curly stagelot the seasa.
.'Fhe other warehouses are also filling p
rapidly ."-Pacifc Rural Press 5-t1 b3l5l
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QUESTIONS FOE FARMERS TO coNs1DE

qsThe! following questions, propounded
the .Enural TYo5ld ito the t;lrmers, Of its Sta
are .l1re we'll worthy the consideration OF
farmers Of this re1adtory
If.evely fWmer in the State of Misso
wvnoll1ld use a Thoroughbred bull, how mt
worldthe value Of f..tha horned stock OF
s,ote b., increased in tiyc years? tAnswe
Millions of dollars.
If every farnserin the State raising hor
would use 1 stallion Of approved form, y
= and 4pediieg1r,ee, ipw much would the value
tfbe h,o5ir4sss, stock in the State be increased
fv, yeas t9 Ahlswer-Millions OF 'lollnis'
If eyeay sheep. owner III MisIsoa's. is q wo
Use use Thoroughbred bu4ks how 7'. maea' 1s wo W.
the value Of tLs shaseep aiA WOOL in the =
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nAGRICU l I 7 R AL. L,.3.1' 81:


,FEw Years ago the State OF Nebraska
WAS a vast plaili with scarcely d tree Or
shrub TO break the monotony. Tlle low
lands that fringed the water comrsesswere IN
some instances scantily supplied with "
growth of yoling timber, but it never show
ed itself above the level of the rolling
prtirie.. and there was an impression aillolAg
lOaa1l,y that timber would never grow in that
reqion. But since The settlement Of the
State the farmers have given their attention
to its cultivation, and now there Is not a
firm in the State that has not II liflfty
srowGr of timber OH it, T9,ey ARE not OILY
proving trees for orliamentll,d wind break,
but for fuel and farm purposes. @s'i39'ijh2
Now, it does seem to us that the time has
arrived when our Montana farmers should
giye some attention to this important sub
icct Our mountains contain atl ilexha,lst-
iM4 supply Of timber for fuel and building
purposes, but 'otsr farms look too bleak and
heary without any ornamental trees or
shrubs. Every farmer shotaM plant trees
about bis dwelling, corrall and stables.
They not only enhance tile value OF farms
by making them more attractive and home
like, but slrAbbery is. very. valuable as y
wind break. There is also one more very
aiMportant point, Il olir water bitches were
ALL thickly planted with shrubs, and trees,
and outprsps surrounded with them, they
1wpud trlrltsh a home for the birilTthey
wquiI multiply nlch faster thar, they j nov ~
do, aud soon their y;4lle, lWoapld be realized
nthe 4lestypGtion Of gr'lsshoprers, .,.,7 There
might be solne esxctasse4 for nos cuIltilyating
lumber mlbe if there was y scurcity Of Land, but
There isian abundance, in this country,
our valleys We're thickIy dotted With gro9ylees
and linedl with hedges, the teathEered tribe
would 50 multiply Ia . few y'ePalrsfas IS to be-
eomeeyaiaable co-woorkers III the destruction
OF insect pests, It has proved 70 beiSoo in
Nebraska, and the experiment is certainly
N''''s y .rEEl Ns-- s-- 90 s.=1l4 l-Ltl g tetle'fi
wAEAT. .lis asl 10
The times are lively elaough in The coun
sy. Harvest work is progressing under the
"osr favorable skies, and lifelong, fine day
are giving the lnssbahdnsen every possible
opportunity torget tile eflllestirichness Whicl
'her fields. can yield. n Inthe largestdis
''cts the heading is being finished, and thl
,nfesl'lng isDeing pushed sapidly. iTher1
NHflll reason to be very thankft1l for th'
measure OF, success whiclllthe result! declares
,e The warchousesare still receiving the bes
f'Fors OF the harvest fields. phe receiptsi il
ue city give 10 oindicatioil of Il harvest. !
ai,[ n['A 1eeAn@ that the years events warran
YE fe4xpeetatioh OF Il price aE unusual profit
'saes,pro'ucers To hold on TO and store thei
"a Wneat .I'st for the future While this Is SO Tia
iu,H sls nap IDLY in the harbor aiid the barge
--i'PtS Tie river banks. 'ft5 .fi'h1 til hi'''c
a,aiA ieellhg tis this market ,aild III the II
rs>,ps OIL the stahe has undergone eonsdei
Il Ipvle 'Os improvements daring the week. IN on
'"h market re3ew Il WIN w. seen eh,titn
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- AGRICULTURAL ITEMS. si

'[''' '4Vi' AGRICULTURAL ITEMS. @lia E0t
Canada is now sending beef and beef to,
England. 1861 To I.#!E.F 4rs. @ods .
"9' California has shipped 25,oo0,0oo pounds
of'wool since january 1st.hol 59l1d 9GsH
Ohio raised l5,DO0,ooO bushels of apples
from 3Sl 900 acres; OF orchards. i .jdhHta 4
"A quart Of peachss for every man, woman
and clliEd in this ccMntly, is the estimated
crop from Delaware alone this year. s.ats21
Oatsaeal5 contains as much sugar as new
milk Sfty per cent more than rye meal apds
whesste'i bread. and nearly fourteen times as
rl,asrii as indians meal and rice. ," -.#sl
" Before the war Mississippi and Alabama
were the largest cotton producing regions.
'of the South. but neither one ever exceeded,
the $4,000: bales produced by 'seXas last
Year, 1.it.s -ii'- .'a37. ." e.4ib*4o} a.
1ii The first carload of wheat iaaise,l in 1874,
was offered FIJI st. Louis osr Monday, June
.25th, and brought ST .O5per bushel. 1t was
graded No. 3, and was quite clean, bright
,,and dry.JlJ 5a .s7aWla L5sa. ad3 ia aga II
\ A large establishment has been opened in
H.J1.ouis for drying eggs. The yclk and
, shite,are separated by4machinery from the
;onlb, and the liquid is dried by heat, by
, baent process, and the dried article, resem-
lbl1g sugar, is put ill barrels and transport
! fednywhere.ss 1t islsaid the best Of judges
j ca distimgnish no difference between the
. fisk, aald the, dried article when made. into
oe!pts. ltseiU t548 1e Hs. y.a.g.ea.s,...zf3
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pe.Iiin|efreased in three years? tAnswer-7NlIil-
Hons Of dollars. ,.a.,. ..5..-, f.-.. f..., ~. r..
to # every farmer in the State Of Missouri
would use only thoroughbred .boars Of some
good breed, how much would the value of
the pork interest of the State be Increased
in two years? Answer Millions of dollars.
aiirAnnd ifonly the best varieties of cora, oats,
Wheat, barley, rye and other commodities
We're raised, other millions of dollars could
be added to the productive interests of the
State.