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For Sale.
The Flour and Grist Mill
Together with Saw Mill, known as the
''Green Mountain Mill, in the
Village of Poultney, Vt.

The mill is new, and has four runs Of stones, il
fitted up with the best and most improved ma
chinery, and is in perfect order,
The water supply ha- never been known to fail.
The mill and machinery cost over twelve thous-
and dollars, and could not be replaced for much
less thar that amount to-day. The premifcs Gov
er abou two acres OF land and water.
The undersigned has resumed his :oImer bust
ness of slate :, and will sell the mill with all
its fixtures and appurtenauces for six thousand
dollars. half cash dOwn-the other hall to cover 4
mortgage now on the premises
The fixtures and appurtenances IRE. new Mos
ler fre-proof sac, Office desk and chairs, one extra
milst Jue bags furnace stove, small stove, lumber
wagon and grain boxes, delivery wagon, delivery
sleigh, pair or hobbies, corn shelter. half barrel
machine OIL all tho tools chains. p:cfs. etc, ctc..
used in the mill
Tie mill Is insured for SIX thOurand dol ars for
one year, and the policies will he transferred II
purchaser.
Immediate p)5sssiOn given.
FOR further particu ars apply ID.
EDWARD McGRATH,
NAV 2l,,.gstf HAMPTON, N. Y.
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THE DoCToH's ",.TMtNT.

'17It WV = ''7'I'F"7T T T7'7'7T1-T
FOR Hurns u'cers. skin Di-ea -es. Sr. Pe,ffs
local Application &c 1IiE B'C lUiiS AN1I
NlLIOl > FILLS THiiks other pills As ST NA
TUkEhy TONIC ACTION entirely vegetable De
THE DOCTORS kEMEDl rsb are the result uf long
trials in Hospitals and private practice, 10y tho best
Physicians Of the world they olcr the hest cnanc,
OF relief tho Science AMI Art g! Medicine IS able
To furnish Give them a trial.
ANY of tho remedies sent itro except hiel sizes
on receipt Of Irico. Address HE Doc IUIif
REMEDIES co, EoN 1ii-, Bost"b: WEEKS 6
POTTER, nnd GRO. e. GuuDAIN . 90. Wtu'e
sale and Retail Agents. Els'ch - ',''d y
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BENNINGTON county farmers complain thai
the Colorado beetle or potato bug" has ap'
pesrsd in immense and increasing number:
down there.
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DAN COLBUHN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
DISTRICT cuITrESDES bietrit Ciittcnden
To all persons intei osted in the estate OF Dan Col
burn late Of Burlington in said District, deceased.
GREETING.
w IIEREAS said Court has assigned the 10th day
w of June, 1879, next for the settlement OF
administration account o.. tie executor Of said
deceased, AMI for decree OF the residue OF said
est ate to the heirs and legatces OF said deceased
and ordered that public notice thereo. be gwen
to all persons interested in said ertate by
publishing this order three weeks successfully,
previous to the day assigned, in the burlington
Free Press printed IN Burlington in said District.
Therefore, you hereby notified To appear at the
Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington On the day
assigned then and there to contest the allowance OF
said account, if you sec cause.
Given under my hand, this 2ist day Of May,
A. D. Is79 L. 5. TAFT, Register.
I-WiW
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a BRADFORD dog recently killed an eagle
which measured nearly six feet between the
tips of its wings.
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rl,he Board of examiners appointed by the -upe
l rintendents, Mt their meeting in burlington
April ist will hold an examination for such a. dr
sire five year county certificate. at E'reN juno
ton commencing on Friday June 9TH at IA "'',"ck
a III and continuing W. days. All who de,'te such
certificates requested To 10 prompt Al tue houT-
I. ". OLMSrEb.
SEQ IHE Bohsn,
Witliston May a., Isl.
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WANTED.

A sINIEEN hand. black fielding, very stylish,
IA weighing from 1900 to 1859 lbs, i've or six
years Old. Also, Ateen hand bays, browns, CT
chestnut-. Apply to EDWIN s. hTOWELL,
May (, lS7g.-45w3w Cornwall, Vermont.
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walked CP AsToNI4HED-On Wednesday.
2lst, Charles Lemay, a plumber by trade
went in company with a friend to tho Cen
trail railroad yard, in St. Abs, and sought
shelter from the burning Il in freight
car. Shortly alter, l.smsy's companion re-
turned home, leaving his friend asleep in
the car. which was destined for Western
Ontario. In accordance with the Customs
regulations, the car was sealed with the
United States seal and dispatched on its Jour
ney. arriving at Point st. Charles, Thursday
morning. Some workmen passing hearing
q noise IN the car, sent for Mr.. Benedict,
the Customs ofhoer, who released the youth
from bis uncomfortable confinement.
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1T is limited that there is to be rowing
contest between nanlsn and Courtney. on
Lake Memphrenagog, the coming season,
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Memorial Day.

Dh1
PROGRAMME OF IT'S oBsERyACE IN THIS CITY
The following is the programme, as far as
has bsen determined upon. for the observ-
snce of Memorial Day. in Burlington:
In the early morning. the committee on
| flags, of which Col. L. S. Peck is chair
man. will cause each soldiers grave in the
several cemeteries in the vicinity, to be
marked with flag.
The hJrsl committee, George |. Hsgar
| chairman, with the members of the Post
will meet at Grand Army Hall at sa. IN. :,
| to receive and prepare the floral tributes in
| tended for decorating the graves ; and the
ladies OF the city and all interested in the
noble work, are solicited by the Post to
| furnish what flowers they can for this pur.
| pose.
At 1920 a. m, the committee for decor
| atng the several cemeteries other than
| Elmwood. -Green Mount, Warren Gibbs,
chairman; Mount s.. Joseph, Patrick
Downs, chairman Lake View. W. G.
Schroeder, chairman, aid Eldridge school
house cemetery, Messrs. Thompson and
| Barstow,-will leave the hall with floral
tributes for decorating the graves at the
several cemeteries under their charge.
AT p. IN. the members of the g. A. X.
and the memDefS OF eacn OF the military
organizations are expected to meet at their
several headquarters. preparatory to Join in
the procession at las p. IN.
The column well form on St. Paul street,
right resting on Main 10 the following Or
der Sherman Band. Green Mountain Boys.
Rock FONT Cadets. U. V. NJ. Battalion as
escort to Post Stannard. followed BY civic
bodies and carriages with invited guests.
The order of march will be up Main to
Church. up Church to Pearl, up Pearl to
Winooski avenue. through Winooski avenue
to North. down North to Elmwood Gene
terry. The exercises in the cemetery will be
IN accordance with the e A. K. ritual under
the direction of Post Commander Captain
Eben Tsplin.
The column will reform at sound of the
bugle, and march to Battery Park. The
order of exercises ct the Park will be music
by Shermsn's band. prayer by Chaplain l..
q Ware. address by Hon. Albert Clarke, and
benediction.
The column will reform and march to City
Hall Park, where il will be dismissed.
The orator of the day, chaplain and mem
bers OF the Post, are requested to meet at
the Grand Army Hall. Immediately after
the dismissal of the column.
+. 5. FRANCIS, Marshal.
WIN. SMITH and GEo. W. AUSTIN, Mar
shal's Aides.
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SENATOR EDMuNDs, with his wife and
daughter, will sail from New York for
Europe. on the llth OF June.
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STATIONS.
TO MAIZE THE >EAsuN OF 1874,
AT The
Green Mountain Stud Farm,
WEST RANDOLPH, VERNON.


Ung GIOVANNI .Record 9.,j1 Foa'ed $50, fuy
l5i hands, got by Hampton. son OF ~ -i'k nam
Lrtopian Dam by luutror. SON OF Ry sdyk : Ham
Llrtonian. Terms, SO - insTrr.
VERMONT MEISESGEH --Fonled I~-I-fay. u
hands, got by Rysdlk's lltmhletunihn Dam, Lazy
Lockwood record 81 NeaNr sCHssius u. clay ~
Terms. 81 10 insure
Lo, Aw0op- Fualcd Isi: Bay, . hand got by
Aberdeen, son OF k,sdyk lhmhiyt"nitn anu
Widow Machree by American Star-pam' L'dS
l. ckwnOI. Terms. iI5 to insure.
MosARtu-Fualed lstl-Bsy. IL handi got by
Rysdyk's IIsmhletoniau Dam by kJr's Ahdnlllh
CHIEF. Term flo to insure.
Mare pastursd 1T il.od per month at owner
risk. For catalogue, containing EXTENDED I'i-
rrs,-. r,th picturcs % Stations pleu-s address,
MOuLTON BROrutrS.
GREEN MOUNTAIN STUp FAEu,
West Randolph, VI.
mo bushes attended to on SUNDAYS.
Nav IT, wjmUs
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The DARTMOUTH ATHLETIC CoNTEsT-Iu
the athletic Il Orts at Dartmouth. in the three
hours go as-you please race, g. B Teames,
OF ThOmastln. Ct, ran I6 miles wi,hou,
stopping. lie made 20 $40 miles, while c.
Ii. Smith, of West Brattlebjro, VT, made
20 2-5 miles and 100 feet Throwing base
ball, N. ID. Cram, 3l5 feet | inches potato
race Is potatoes, Is feet apart, returning
one potato at a time, A P. Snow, Of Rox-
bury. Vt, minutes iCi seconds 90
yards dash. c. Ii. Cogssell, 2ii seconds,
A baseball game between the Indepen
dents Of Pfoctorsville. VI, and the Uniyer-
sity nine WAS won by the latter, 81 to 9
The 2OO-yards' dash handicap. WAS WOE
by W. z. SnOw. Of Roxbury, Vt time
70 seconds. No prizes but ribbons or medal,
were given at the meeting.
AMONG the appointments Tor commence
ment exercises at Dartmouth College ar,
the following OF students from this State
English orations Relation of the Orato,
20 His Audience with valedictory addres
ses, Ashton X. Willard, Montpelier Brit.
ish Interests and British Honor" Harye,
NJ Rich. Morrisvlle Millions Ideals
Human and Divine" ClfJrd Ii. Smith
Brattleboro philosophical dsputation,
Are Technical and Mechanical. Forces the
Only Agents in Nature2' joseph Ii
Dunbar, North HartlGnd, and Henry b
Thayer, Mortified dissertation. Early
and Recent English Criticisms on Amer
ics." Charles +, Chapman, Woodstock
dissertation, Russian NihIlism," Herbert
j. Hartman, St. Sohnsbury dissertation
THE Ring, the Lobby AMI the Caucus. y
Frank + Irish, Morristowr.
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10 all who are suffering from the eTrOrs and udis
ere tons OF outh nervous weakness, early decay
loss OF manhood, Sc, will send recipe that viz
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
diScUv 81 ed by missionary in South America.
Send a selfadiressej envelope o. tho ltSv. JOsEPH
I. ISNAS. Station u New York city.
dee - ',s-deuiNly
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C. 5. PALMER, E. q of Jericho, will speak
on Decoration Day, at Westford.
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Legal Notices.
E.rfcafors Sale of Real Estate.

n compliance with an order OF the Probate Court,
L for the purpose OF paving legacles, iii sell
at Public Auction, to the CHEST bidder on the
premises. the fullOwing Real Estate, viz certain
piece OF Land, situate in the luwn OF Essex, con
timing about iG acres. Trore less and known as
the jeremiah 5. Nichols Lease Lot, which above
descsibed Land will sell on the 10th day OF June
l-s9, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Also on the
18th day OF June, lS79. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon a piece OF Land situated in the town OF In
derhill c0ntaining about Is OF Land with the
buildings situated thereon, and known as the Levi
rillestun Home Farm. Also on the 18th day OF june
lS79 at O'Clock in the afternoon parcel Of Land
Of about 80 acres, and known the Levi Tilleston
Lease Lot. situated in the town of Undcrhll. Also
on the 18th day OF June, lS;9, at 10 O'Clock, one
equal undivided half of one hundred acre lot,
known as the Peterson Pasture Lot, and situated in
the town o. underhi!. sale positive, if not disposed
OF before at private sale. -
THOMAS W. TuORP.
Jndprh H. NlyIJ l5-q-lTy3t Executor.
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Tiki BoOKs.-Tn Washington county
textbook Committee have unanimously
adopted the following list : Readers, Apple
tons: Arithmetic. Fish's; Grammar.
Reed 4 Keliogs's; Geography, Swinton' s
History, Ander5on's New Popular Civil
Government. TOsnshend's.
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Ny FARM, ON Prospect St, one-halI
mile south of the College, containing l3t
acres of Coop GRASS LAND, about equa
in Meadow and Pasture.
p. UENDEE.
Burlington, Fsb -. Is7o-wti
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THR late Joseph Clark paid one-siIta oil
all the taxes assessed in Milton.
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siTI NAL FINANCIERISG-TuE RUSH FIR TEN
DOLLAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ct THE
sALE-A CRISIS IN DIVISION STREET
SIZZLING BISNETs BY MAIN STRENGTH :
PERILS q THE SITUATION,
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Quick WoRE-About noon, Saturday, q
young man hired horse at the livery of
Frank White, drove to Eersennes and there
sold The team. TIE police were at once
notified and at noon Sunday the man was
in jail 10 this city and the turnout had
been restored t. its lawful owner.
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oh! MY
BACK J

eases. Female Weakness, and Excrsses. HUNTS
REMEDY Is PREPARED tNPEtSSLY rGR THESE
DISEASES.
Providence. r. ! June 10, lSe2.
VIM +. CLARKE- Dear Sir: mem'er of nv fam
lv had been troubled for several years with kidney
DISEASE, and had triei nunr-UuS remedies without
relisi She used lit MIS- REMEDY and was CON
pletely cured. s \ hPl.lN, Exchange st.
MISSEirOLIs, MINI, April :, Isl.
ME. +. LAFkI-Dear Sir: lsaw lllNl 5 REM
EDN used in a .; Dropsy with periec. succe Is
I did not treat the pItirnt, but four attending
physicians had given up the ease as hopeless
HUNTS REMEDY was then used with perfect SUI
cess, and the patient is well. | shall Civ" HUM
REMEDl in DrOp>y AID Kidney DISEASES.
&. IL. BI.ECHEN, Nj. ID.
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4, PACK 81 FRENCH TRANSPARENT CARDS,
| securely sealed post paid iOcts.i packs ~ cts.
AILING 4 co, IIamden, Conn. iWl3w
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rNuE largest and NEST complete stock of Carriages
! and sleighs In this part OF tn" country will he
found at browns Repository, burlington, VI.
salesrOOm on st. Paul Street. IuSt below the an
ne.s House Consisting OF two and three Spring,
Canopy Top end EStention Top fhaetons, side bar
and side spring tip end no top Busgies, Concord
and two seated Wagons, J.mp Seats, Ao.,& &c.
An orders promptly attended to.
They are of every desirable variety, OF the very
hest and of the latest and most sty lish
DESIGNS.
do not sell on commission, neither do have my
,oods consigned to mr, buy for cash and sell
Tor cash. its eqtigifHl NV prices are stu lower
than ever bc.dre and shall continue To sell 9Hdihy
considered for prices TINT doiy all CONNECTION.
AEtS GUINNESS.
Thankful for past lavurs, ! still solicit con
tiuunncs nt the same II. II. BROWN.
burlington. April -, IS79-w:
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lIOR YOUR COLLECTION A genuine Chin cse
II Coin sent to any one for IS CT. Address, 7. VI.
Dennis Cedar Mill, Oregon. Nwly's9
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&IiuNr'S REMEDY
Is purely Vegetable.
and is used by the ad.
vice OF Ply sicians. II
has stood the test ui
time for 30 years, and
the utmost reliance
may b, placed in it
one trial will cohvinc,
Won. SEMI Tor Pamph
let to WM. r CLARK
SOLD ga Al
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-nPeriunui Ocean Gems CIT tdge, Lace, tsnow
DZdnks assorted cards, In fancy case, Your name
ON ALL in gold a Jet, also Love Letter all ior loo.
AddressRAN CO. East Walliugtord Conn.
46w3 v
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DlDPATHS HISTORY
AZ OF THE UNITED STATES.
THE BEST ONE VOLUME HISTORY PUB
LISlIED. PTO!usely illustrated with MATS,
CUAR1S, SKETCHES. PORTRAITS
and DIAGRAMS.
The voiums OF this work Is atteStod 10y "A s1la ol
over 9bGov0 in three years. AGENTS WAN ED.
For extra terms addTej', PHILLIPS HUNT sos
BrJadway.N.Y Uly "tSNjw
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A DESPERATE CASE DISPOSED OF

LAKE CHARLES, La May %. - Absalom
Ford was hanged to-day for the murder OF
DR.. Basee, last June. He broke jail here
last winter after his sentence. and was re-
Gently recaptured in Texas after being des-
perstely wounded. He afterwards broke
his wounded leg in attempting to escape
jail. lie had to be supported by officers to
the scsffold, where he sat in chair.
Though suffering intense pain from his
wounded leg he was calm and composed.
During the reading of the death warrant
and prayers by a priest he occasionally
pulled cigar and looked composedly at the
sky and at the crowd. Before the drop fell
he said 10 calm voice, God have mercy
on me-" lie died hard.
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AGENTS WANTI I'D For the best and Fastest
selling Pictorial rCuks and Bihlel. rrCCs reduced
% per cent. Nsrl"N,L rurtIsnISG Co. fhiladi,
Pa. May s'jswiw
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-01

The damage by a cyclone at Collins
vile, Mo-, eleven miles from st. Louis,
Monday, is estimated at so, 900. The
cyclone, as usual, was rotary in its mo-
ton, and struck and bounded from the
earth three times during its passage
through the town. Its width was
only about seventy feet. Many houses
were destroyed or damaged and several
persons injured, besides one killed.
One of the evidences Of its force was
the picking up Of q horse and buggy,
which were carried to a height Of
twenty to thirty feet, a distance Of
about fifteen rods, and dashed to the
earth, the horse being crushed to a jel-
ly and the wagon to splinters The
cemetery, just outside the town, was
laid waste, nearly every tombstone be
ing leveled to the ground.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-01

Mr. NJ. l.. Doty, of Des Moines.
Iowa, has patented a new process for
tanning leather, which it is claimed
saves time and labor, and produces a
better result. In place Of immersing
the hides in fannie liquid to remain in
the watts from three to six months, as
heretofore required to produce good
caktanned leather, the hides by Mr..
Doty's process, are simply covered with
an adhesive paste by means of a brush,
or by dipping, and then hung up to
dry. 1t is claimed that good shoe and
harness leather can be thus produced
in ten days. The adhesive paste used
is composed Of liquid t%annin, or extract
of oak or hemlock bark. thickened
with flour, or what is known as
''shorts," to which is added a small
portion Of salt. The hide is then hung
up in a room adapted to drying in the
shade by the natural atmosphere.
When the paste on suspended hide
becomes dry, it is moistened again
with the tannin liquid, the paste being
thus used as a medium Of conveying
tannin until the hide is thoroughly
Western Mani.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-01
Country Gentleman.

STARTING CARROTS EARLY.-The
value OF the carrot as a root crop for
feeding Is freely ADMITTED. The great
difficulty IN their culture results from
the early weeds. Weed seeds rerlui.
nate quicker than carrot seeds. corSe-
quently, rs a general thing, we find in
stead Of carrots a fine row of weeds. en-
couIaged into growth by the fertilizers
applied and the culture of the soil nee
eSsary for planting. Some OF thi, evil
may be obyiated by soaking the seed in
Wet sand IN a warm place, for about
three days, then sowing it ut once. after
drying it off by mixing more dry sand
herewith. The sand retains heat lon
ger that water alone, and will retain
warmth during the hight when placed
near the Kitchen stove, or in a living
room. The water applied should be
quite warm, and the sand not be allowed
to dry out. Carrot seed treated as above
Will terminate in about four DAYS. but il
Is better TO SOW before terminating con
sequently | would recommend sowing
after soaking three days. They will
then cone up SO early as to compel
with the weeds. At all events, it will
give US a chance to see the young ear
rots while endeavoring to subduc the
weeds while still small. 1t is best TO
Sow plenty OF seed, and then thin out as
necessary, which thinning may be done
rapidly with the hoe when hoeing.
W. II. WHITE.
-CcuntrU TeDNe1n0D
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-01

Four Turkish officers were recently
baptized into the Russian Church at
Sebastopol, where they had been held
as prisoners of war. During their STAY
there they had established such a
friendship with their former foes. that
when the time came for their release
they reluctantly returned to Turkey.
When they reached their Turkish
quarters, the Sultan's Government re-
fused to pay them for the twenty-five
months they had been prisoners in
Russia, and SO they determined to 90
back to Sebastopol and become sub
jects OF the Gar. To do SO properly
and a~cceptably, they embraced Chris
tianity. At their baptism the most
prominent Russians of the place quar-
relied with each other for the honor of
being godfathers Of these new Chris
tians, who at once acquired many
powerful friends and patrons. There
have recently been other cases of the
baptism of Turkish men and women
in Russia. Then several Russian regi-
ments adopted Turkish orphans found
on battlefields or in the deserted villa
ges during the late war. The orphans,
when baptized, received the names of
the regimentc adopting them, and these
regiments agreed to support them till
they are Of age.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-01

SPRING CARE OF SToCk-Sprine !
at hand, and Is u OF the most critical
periods Of the year with orr domestic
animals. Most farmers plan to have
their stock bring forth their yoanr a
this season. Extra care and attention
needs to be given 10 all such, as we'll =
other stock. a. the change ii weather
produces la>situde ana weakness. Fol
der and grain are often low at this time
Now Is the time, when roots. grain and
good feed generally, are needed II pre-.
pare the system for the change from dry
u green feed. All stock should have
the card and brush used freely, daily or
%uttener, a II produces one Of the b-~t
effects. scarcely second 20 regular go.l
feed Ii is surprising with what per
>istency cattle will beg for frequent and
l~ong-continued carding after having
once become used 10 il. especially a. The
time approaches for shedding the
coat. Many cases Of abortion AT this
season may be traced TO the want al SUI,
able care and attention either in feeding
Watering or careful usage In other WAYS.
' ermln are apt 10 be more troublesome
NJ this time than al others, and should
be destroyed. \ wash made by >,ccr-
lark>pur n water, is sure dcstruct
on to lice. and is harmless. Other ar
plication- may be made which will Kill
the ycrmin, but some of them REQUIRE
much caution OF they will prove iniur-
lous to the animal. Marbles will show
and should be discharged from the ami
mai by expulsion or puncturc.
W. III. WHITE.
-(OEntrU Gentleman