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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

THR CouRn.-cnourr coURT-JadSt
Md,iA-Circuit Court sat again yester.
day 1usuAL
In the case Of Margaret Wilson VI.
City Of Wheeling, The evidence was con-
cluded, the cause argued and the iurT ad'
journed until this morning.
Rules were Issued against John Scar
borough, John 8. Mitchell, Henry Rob
inson, VIM. Halter, Frank Rothacker,
L. orth, IT,, L. orth, sen., Augustus
Ridgeley, VIM. Bailey, Moses Ray, Hugo
Loos, John Zoeckler, NJ. Edwards and. Z,
Bowman, witnesses 10 the case OF Ed.
Christman vs.. Charles Hoffman,,
and made returnAble at 2 P. N.
|.At The hour named additional rules were
Issued against John 8. Mitchell and VIM.
Bailey, returnable at 9 O'Clock this morn.
ing.
Charles Hoffman was called. Demurrer
10 plea OF statute OF Limitation Of one
year oyerruled and replication 10 plea.
Pat on trial before the following jury /:
Martin Ewing, A. E. Smith, VIM. Mabis,
NJ. M. Dunlap, J. NJ. Worthen, q. o. on,
@. E. Mendel, Henry Hervey, John Arm.
strong, s. c. Mccoy, Fred. Sturgeon, Rob.
ert Crawford. The plaintiff in this case
demands $4,000 damages Of defendant,
whom he charges with seducing his vile.
Davenport & Dovener appear for The
prosecution, and Arnett and Good for the
deiens Q. The trial Of the case will prob
ably occupy several days.
MUNICIPAL CouRr.-Judge Ganmsr.
Court met at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
transacted the following business:
Franklin Building Association vs.,
Mathew McNabb ct al; in chaucry. De.
cree entered confirming sale Of property
A. G. Dallison Va. Bailey, Woodward 4
Co.; in assumpsit. Case continued until
the September term, 1878.
NJ. Green & Co. va. Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing, & Kentucky Railroad Company; 10
assumpsit. Demurrer to declaration and
each count thereof, and plea Of o as
sumpsit. Case continued until September
term, 1878. ~
g. oglebsy & Sons vs. VIM. NJ. Hand
Ian and others; In assumpsit. Judgment
10 favor Of plaintiffs for S304 10.
Mary A. Brown vs. Life Association oil
America; in assumpsit. On trial before
the following Jury: ?. B. Dobbins, Isaac
Oldham, John W. Boring, Daniel White
head, b. Z. Irwin, Thomas g: Britt
Peter French, Melvin Richards, William
Bodley, William Ellingham, John White,
William Falloure.
Adjourned util the usual hour this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

Da1vrs.-will sell for a few days the
following: Ladies' Last Fox Balls 81 90
do Last Balls, 81 90; do Lasting Congress
9Oc, at Jerry Clemens. Is Eleven i street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

WEDNESDAY, MAY ~, 1878.


R~eliable-J. T. slone-head o local.
Strawberry Festival.
Cheap C~arpets-Mendel, Booth q Co
Public Sale.
Children's Carriases-o. c. Genther.
Hall Racks-Zink & Morehead.
For SAL -Business House.
All Ready Again-Higgins' Gallery.
Thread Mats-Friend & Son.
Wanted-Eyerybody to Call at Trlmbls
& Hornbrook's.
Brown to the Front Again.
Less than Auction Prices-J. q. Kirk.
Parlor Furniture-Wm. link 4 Son,
Paper Boxes-C. Steinnetz.
Upholsterer-M. Kleinhaus.
Marble Workers-Weir, Reynolds s
Hickman.
Teas, Tobacco, &c.-Bloomfeld & Hay
Commissioners sale-head Of local.
THERMOMETER REcoRp.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the Thermometer,
as observed at schnepfs drugstore, opera
Hnnaa cnFner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22
HoB RENT Or SALE

A Fine Residence on the Bank Of the
River directly opposite Steamboat Land.
Ing, on Wheeling Island, formerly occupied
by Attorney General White. Full. lot Of
ground; House with 0 rooms and all mod
ern improvements.
my6 i. IRWIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

Tue best il the cheapest. DR.. Bull's
Baby Syrup IL acknowledged TO be the
safest and most reliable medicine Tor
Babies, Price % cent?.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

TEE Turner's hold a meeting tonight,
n which II Il expected that about thirty
new members will be added 70 the roll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

AT JOHN RoEMIRs.-New stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Ladies' Jaconet and Muslin Underwear
beat quality, At low prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

Jusr REclIvED.-sandel, Newport, Chi.
nese Toilet and French Toilet Slippers,
with French Heels, at Jerry Clemens, Is
Eleventh Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

IsE1I It because my customers all say
Morning Glory Baking Powder Ia the
best. They all use 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

GERMAN AccoRDEoss, large stock al
rock bottom prices. at sheib'a Music
Store, Washington Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22
ron RENT.
NoR RENT

Ahou.e on Main street.-the. say contain
ing Ex rooms, bath ROOM hot and colo
water, and fniAhed attic.
Inquire OF PETER SEYBOLD, W MAIN
street, or b. @. BARR, No. ll42 Chapline
Street. my2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

BLACK Bunting very cheap at G.. @
Roth's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

MORNING. Glory Baking Powder super.
sedes all other brands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

CHOICE Teas always on hand at G. s
Feeny's, 1907 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

Coon calicos at q. G. Ro.h's for 4c pc;
yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22
/. IRWIN.
DOR RENT

FoR RENT
Ihs Store Room on NGTttt street nov occupied
III. iS7S. ThiI room d Of modHm construction 10
feet Ceiling, plate Elas front, supplied Win 81
mi TItef hxturess veil located for budnestI
AlSo, Two desirable rooms on second noof In
same block. Apply 10 p,SatR
ana hs lhANNAhs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

JUST RECEIVED
Italian Maarunl,
Italian NsfuIeelli,
Cracked Wheat
strlihtd Honey,
AnehoTlI, In oil and In Wat
GaiScaI Cocoa Shells, ~
4 ine Iot Of Chocolate, such
lemon Syrup, in plntL
raspberry syrup, 10 pinu
rne Apple Syrup 10 pInt,.
s%u1SberIJ Syrup, 10 tinit
"a Trout, In thfee-Randa,,
SAfdine, 10 large and IHaIiI ~
saTdine'. Russian ia leS1
"A; : M WALTER
- tERNftRH. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

llcoRsrrs only S5c at @. G. Both's, 200
MAN street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

'DAcoN-Chetef Sugar Cured Bans, vInRinia
ID Breakfast Bleon, H1gn Cured Shoulder, GeR
eldeA Plain Shoulder, al d current mnkstntsG.
iGli D, q LIHT, il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

A GOOD Floveled Carpet for SOC pei
yard ut g. G. Roth's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22
"TAEss is REASON m An THINGS"
Fraud--BeWaTe! !! s t $ ;!::: !$ e.: g. 4:

Porous PilIter in the market. Some Of them con-
tain dangerous mineral poisout Each genuine
Beuson's Gpcipe Plaster has the word Capdne cut
thoru2h II. Take no other. myi7-M,W saw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22
eRocEaIES,
T FAVE ORDERS poS

r FAVE ORDERS FOR
f Is :, S5,,zsz
THE BEST @
CRACKED GaA WHEAT,
AoAENY GRlTs,
EvAPORlTED Di pElSEE ss.s'
CO, THoBuRNaBRos
my2l ASIH st1m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

ss-I, will pay you TO call and 10 thos EoedI
before buying ELSEWHERE.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

Both science aud experience prove that
soot isa valuable fertilizer. especially for
the onion tribe. As top dressing to grass
its eject is excellent. On peas. asI At asus.
strawberries. aud indeed on nearly all grow
ing crops the application Of SOFT produees
marked results. When sown broadcast some
Of the ammonia in it e.capes into the At.
mosphere and is wasted. IL should. there
fore. be mixed with water. say at the
rate Of twelve quarts Of soot TO n hogshead
Of water. and used as liquid manure. A
mixture in the above proportion makes a
very powerful fertilizer. ... ....... ...
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
/ CURE FITS!

When say cure do not mean mereh 10 stop
them TOR . time and then have them return ayair,
mean radical eurr. am 4 regular phy sician
snd have mair the slises,se Of :.
Fits. Epilepsy or EaHiag Sic1ness
: life .ong study. warrant nv remedy 10 riIre
The worst rasrs. Becati-r ofhers have failed n no
reason for not now rrrrfrins rlIrp from me
Se"u 70 me NJ once for TREATISE aud Free
Bottle ofmy infallibie rrmeti,. Tive rxpr rss a
post affs-s. IL costs Won nntiIng fnr trial. and
VIII cure YOU. Address f,r, VI. q. it0Tr.
Isl Prarl St New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
SHEEP AS LAND lNPRoyERs.

A writer in the Rural World gives the
following SUMMARY Of The siiesta Of sheep
on land:
Next in importanee are the relations Of
sheep busbandry 10 an Improved system Of
sgr,cnlture. Tbese considerations apply
much less 10 simply pastoral husbandry.
like that of Csliionia and Texas. than 70
sheep culture pursued ss branch Of ,
mixed husbanaTy. Sheep are the only
animals which DO not exhaust The land up
on which they feed. but permanently i'm.
prove III. Horned cattle especially cows
IN milk--by continued grazing, ultimately
exhaust the pastures Of their phcsphstes.
In England, the pastures Of the country o.
Chester, famous % cheese district, sre
only kept up by the constant use Of bone
dust. Sheep, sn the ether hand. through
the peculiar nutritioosness Of their manure
and the facility with which il is distributed,
are f,und 10 be tbe most economical and
certain means ef constantly renewing the
productlyeuess Of the land. %
Mt. Meehi. She most famous Of the liy-
ing scientific farmers Of England. estimates
that 1900 sheep folded On an acre af land
for twenty>four hours. or 100 sheep for
fifteen days, would manure the land sufiici-
entity to carry il through four years rota-
tioo. In the counties Of Dorseishire and
Sussex. where the Down ewes are fed IN
summer On the hill grass during The day.
and at night are folded On the arabic
without food. the value oftbe manure is sat
down at one fourth the value OF the sheep.
Byth con,hina,ion Of sberp husbandry
with wheat culture. lsnds in England which.
in .he time Of Elizabeth. produced. on an
average, six and half bushels Of wheat per
acre. produce nov over thirty bushels. For
these reasons. the recent practical writers
Of the Journal Of the Royal Agricultural
Society Of England pronounce that. while
there Is DO profit in growing sheeep in Eng.
land simply for tke:I mutton aud wool,
sheep husbsndry is still an indispensable
necessity as the sole means of keeping up
the land. Rortunstely We are able to find
recent illustrations at hume Of the point
above asserted.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

As farmer are nov about employing help
for lhs season. there are various questions
10 be consulted in doing 50. Cheap hands
are seldom profitable. AE inefficient.
sleyenly. careless or vicious man is not il
10 Be trusted with business. Hire meu
known. or who come recommended by men
Who are competent TO jadge Of their espa-
city sEd disposition. Hire frst the gooi
hands iE the neighborhood-sons Of good
parents. Blood h Just as important in .
man 40 in horse or hog. Hire all the
help that will be needed for the season, 20
30 net 10 be compelled 10 rely on tramps
sDder any circumstances. The past sea.
sons are s1fbcient caution. in The brutal in-
rasions Of property and person. 70 warn
farmers OF the necessity Of refusing 10 give
aid or comfort 10 such men for week or
sven q day. Let the word 70 ont from all
parts Of the country. Of the unslterabIe de.
ierminanon % give irsmps NO quarter.
Combine By cooperating with your neigb-
bo,s 10 DO such work as you have formerly
done BY hiri5g temporary relief. A far
mer bad better toll half tbe night In hsr-
vest 70 accomplish bis work than 20 sit up
nighss % watch bis family, bis horses or
barn.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

SHADE IN PAsTuREs.-The only real
argument against shade trees in pastures i.
that the animals collect there aud deposit
manure where ii is not wanted. fbis may
be avoided by erecting temporary shades
that can be removed from time TO time to
different paris Of the field. and thus 70
double duty, afForiing comfort to cattle
and manuring land. These Temporary
shades may be placed on barren knobs and
the poorest spots in the pasture. having the
effect Of indacing increased fertility where
most needed s-=. shat Euxf .-sasz
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
PIANOS. ORGANS.

New. t,ut $i35 New. . S,oIa SGT
New. Z! o., SiI5 New. I2Stnps, sSs
..MagniiiTst.r ~hran mwyr -hwea prices
syer giyeB.T TN how fhts rniel war nlgrs. lint
LUDDEN 4 BATES stili h,ld the teld and rain
bot ssst min tlie nSrs DsNisIssci urrs who de j.
erise sl~ pubiir with iiupiIalg tarnihi niirrs on
sHuDbil InsirsnD-ufs. ss'hi for spevhl ufiers,
and CifvukNS expDSing fransk af Pianos and q. :
Esn Trair. I.UpnEN 4 RATES. Wholesale
Ffsno and Organ Dealers. savannah. Ga.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

Horace Greeley once remarked ibst you
might say zpod things ofs public man daily
fpr sixteen years ard Get no thanks for IL,
bus cap itsll .iih shs!f column of criticism.
and ron heard from him instantly aud wefe
made 70 fsrl the weight Of bic dIspleasure.
As . nSts Of travel--on foot-the re-.
mark of the tramp who vas begging some.
thing 10 eat II one Of the best 90 record.
He sas 20 thin. he said. that When he bad
. pain he couldn't tell whether 10 vas sio.
nsch. ache Or : bsek-schs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
sessE*sas&se
PREMIUMS

New sal.scrItrrs lapplyine ewlyl for he year
ISIS msy have, xttlssul vissrss. the Hulniefs lor
Ihs iAst quarter ~ w.. VI sgsh periodicals %
they may sulrsrribe for.
uf in-trad. new sstb-crisefs 10 ANY two. three
er four % The slDye periodicals may have one of
The -Four hrtiews tg irsI, sufs-rfil.ers 10 al
hse my hase two 81 The sFsnf Reylus, Or one
81 of Bisckweod's Maasxise Cor 1851.
Neither pfrmiums 20 saisseribprs nef discount
IN elul,.esn be allowed unIsss the meme, 1. n.
mitted diFrst fotbs puhlishers, No premiums
given % efubs.
To strpfe prvmlpms u wifIlln nersuary 20
make early application. a. The stock ayailabk or
that pnfposc = liasifed. lss1II
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co,
4i Barclay 81. Nsw York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

The raising Of hay for market Is increas-
ing throughout Vermont. and especially 10
the famous grass region Of the Cbamplsin
vslly, where farmers claim that good crops
can be raised yearly IL stock ere KEEP. from
the meadows. many Of which, especially
the clay farms have not been seeded for
twenty years, snd jet yield fair amoun,
Of hay. sss.4. i :.e-r H.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
lSl6, rHlrTr,TninD YEAR. 1878.
-#I ~~~-~-~os~@~~~e
e# a#g #F TIE HfE II
HOME JOURNAL,
INCREASED IN SIZE, Pass sgss-trB4 atag
~ " IsrRovED IN QUALITY. t0i#@
REDUCED IN CosT.

THE HOME JOURNAL. takes the earliest
orrasion uf the Teseitlrmrnt oI business upon
the s,Jrrir lEeis 20 return 10 is old subscription
rates before the war, TWO dollars year. This
Was Is prkr durins nearly ths enlire period o.
the rdiorship of n. Il. WILLS aud u q NOR.
advantage al Ilie nhscrilrr. Tor ueie the rste y
the same as years ago, the sue oI tne paprr has
ir-rn Increased FULLY third. yaiieiy of new li-
U1rary attractions hasr bern alded. with 4 'ull
review Of the news of the best -rciriy at homo
ata abroId every week, making whaf the press
has almost anantmoitsiy declared 10 he
- The Bsst Literary and Soctety Paper
=ag T. Ia Amerioa.'' zas-
Thi. marked cain % the ssls-rriler the nub.
fishers are graiihed 20 he able % make without
ms % Themselves by reason of The present iar.
rirsnlatlau ef The ptpsr In the sanle tllrertiua
they eaunt ON still greater advantages % tllelr
sIlIsrrlrr-, cnnstanily inrrrasing the yaiiie Of
tlss papcr and reducing tac prize. thur keeping
Il in ths. nture u has OeeiI in The past. the
CHOICEST AND CIfE1PEST
exponent of culture In the land. The leading
department. offbe Journal rampri.e Editorials
an topics of fresh interest; Brilliant liomaaees
views 0fnew events In the world of Be'ics-Let-
tres, Painting. sculpture. Science, Music. and
the Drama: original Essays. Ample Excerpts
from The lDrst European Writers, Spicy letter.
from Correspondents IN MI the grcat Capitals ol
the. World; eopian- Extracts from New Books;
aud rary accounts of sayings. happenings and
dplngs IN the Beau Monde: embracing the pery
Freshest matter. % interest n this eounty and IN
fnropr--ihp whel~ completely mirroring the
wu and wisdom. the htmnr and pailsos. tl,s
news and sparkling gossip % the ilnsra
TERMS. F.sz Of POSTAGE.
The Home Journal one copy, one year, y
eopics, Que year. E
~ - -
snJ-erlbers who wish 70 joia with The Home
Inurnal any one 81 ths Trading periodical. Hks
iIaIprr's Magazine; Harpef's Weekly Lippin
ratis. Blarkweod' lhe Englirh QiisFtrrlles, efe
nay ID ~ the rrdiiced re " t5 - Cor the fnnI
dollar magazines; q Is Coz Lifielrs ilying Agr;
a. jo COR Applrton's Journal. Address
NORRIS PHILLIPS Il CO.,
No. Q Park Place, New YORK.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
MEXICAN l,.
Mustang Liniment,
u ron Nan AND BEAST.

Thisfinfmenf vsry naturally originated N Arnsri-
Cd, where rsturr provides IN hsr isborztcry su<h
sarprising Entsdoees for ~ msiadies q hsr ehn-
dren. rs fame has been spreafins Tor 5yeara.
unfEi now Il escirri~s the hshssabis ssooe.
The Nsxicsn mastsns Linim<nt isa msiehisss
remedy for aiiexf<rnsi ailments of man and hesz,-
To stock orncrx and farmers n Is invsiuabar.
A sinxie bc<fis cfren saves . human ife orre-
stores ne ns<fuin<ss q an exeslisns korss. on.
COW, or shecp.
n curcs fcosrot. hoossEl. sozio~ hcrn. zran
srrrwworra. skcusdsrros. msnss. the bites and
rsfnrso of poisonous reptiles and insects and eyery
such drxshaex % stock brccding and bash NE.
hcures every external trouble o. horses. such
slnm<nezz, scratches. swinny. sprains. founder.
wind-eafl, ringbone, etc.. etc.
1ns nsxic1a Muzfans I1ninent b ths auickssf
eurs d ths world for accidents oceurring IN nc
family, IN ths ahscncs % physician, ssch as
burma scaidx, spxslns. cuts. eie, and for rfeuaa
fixrn. and Efiffne-s cnrendered By exposure. rsr.
tlcuiariy vainabie 20 Miberk ~~.
n Il ne chespe<t rcmedy IN ne VOID. fee y
pennzfes ths 1huscic % the bona. and sinsis
Hpplscsslon Il KenersI,y sufses~nt socurv.
Merscan Mustang LinIm<nt n pst ~ IN tkr->
ssss o. hosfs~r, fhs ikrssr oues being pFopassissr
sssly nueh tAs eh<>pe<I seldswerywAsr<
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

Clover as green crop is our best fertili.
zsr. mellosing aud enrichipg the land large
~ aud we'll down.- and at the, same tina
growing profitable erups. But i,takes time.
For land that requires immediate enrich.
meut there is noihing egual 20 the pea. a
rank grover. shading the ground, snd thus
favorIng moisture aud meIl1wues. The
pea here meant isihe Southern. or COW pea.
TIE farmer who applies fertilizers to bis
crops should seek TO force his plants to take
~ much Of this fertilizer Is possible each
year for otherwise il will require q large
capital 10 lie idle in the ground. aud increase
the charge on investment. besides the waste
which occurs from he washing Of the soil.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
pIkM0 Beautiful Concert Grand llDrlu

Cost u .6oo. only si2i. superb tSisnl Ssmre
Pianos, rnsf n loo onfv ssis. EEe.upt tTprirht
Pianos; .cosf ssso. only sliA New style Up-
right PtANtN N so. Jreans s3i. tjryans II
stopr sshl. t'bHyh Origins. ~ sfnljs, enst $500
@lk sil5. Elegant SSss Mirror Top urg,ns ouLv
elha. Tremendnus Ssrrif~ ~ rk,se u,li prcSe III
Stock. New Steam Fart,ry eon 10 ie erected.
Newspaper with mnrh Information nh mt eaSt 0f
Pianos ana Dig .rs. srnt FREE. Plra,e address
nANIEt. y. BEATTY,
sHs@9 Washington. New Jersey.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

One great cause Of failure among the far.
pers Of this country liesin Suddenly rush.
ing from one business to another. without
giving any branch u farm ssouomya fair
trial 90 E# sEa@ S @@## " 8G
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
sxkxslsr lssLi.e.-.l..s l,s..sas.l
CyIUBiSs.

J A discount ~ tweaiy per rent wrll be Allowed
70 clubs affour or more prr-sns. Thus, four
copies VI Blackwo or of one Review win ie
sent % 0ae adfre-s boz si1 ~: four copies sffhe
saur Rsyisws and Blackvocd for sss aud % on.
q To clubs ~ ten er msre, "a addition 10 he q
l,oye di-seunf, cory uails vii be allowed 10
the gfttcr up II The s5nb.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

Tumips can be fed 10 connection with
other food to much advantage They should
be boiled snd mixed wiih some more eUn.
centrstrd food 10 isttening swine.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
AND
BI.AOKwO0Ds
Edinburgh Magazine.

r.1- The~e Rrprinf. are not eelerfians; they
give tle ORIGINALS iH fHl and af about enc.third
the price ~ the English Ednions.
The mfest aslsanre- aud di-UsrrieS N fhe arfs
and seiencr-. The Freeut Esidiifigss 90 know sdre
In every department. ~ literature, and ali the
new pnhiieations ne flry hstss rom the fFssH,
are filiiy frplft ed sud di~n~-sd ~ the PAGES af
chile and comprehensive. The articles arr f0m.
isanly more eondensefsnd filIl oi matter than
the average books % tbe period.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
The SOuth-Atlantic.

A MONTHLY siagszins deyotrd 10 Llfera-
"A iure. srirnre and Arf, published IN WI.
mingtnn. N.r. The rurpx ~ rarfritan6rs in
elnsie several ~ The ingf disfinynislssl authors
afths Present day. A srriei stary Poems, Skef.
ehe.. RcyIews. sr~niihr anil lIistTtcal articles
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Experiment stations are regarded BY the
foremost countries Of Earope as indispen.
siblc 70 The welfare Of agriculture and lhe
state. and are scceptsd ss the moi efficient
suxiliaries in promoting the progressive and
remuneratirc culture Of the soil. Not,
wiihstanding nearly every stale in opr own
country has Annually made liberal appro-
priations for the encouragement, Of agricul-
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premiums on specific productions. appro-
priations TO colleges. and other similar ex'
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The State Of Connecticut has the honor "t
having. in 1873. established the 6rst sg'
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though not until July. 1877. was is worl
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