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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04
Look Seward, ana say Nothing.
[Globa- Democrat

ICfIODo-DeIUOCrtIG.I
The San Francisco Chronicle interviewed
Gen. Grant on the evening OF his arrival
from Japan. Among the rest this Is re-
corded:
Reporter-Do you know, General, that there
are a great many people In this city that
want to see you the next PRESIDENT
Gen. Grant-Well, I don't aspire.
Rep.--But suppose that political exigencies
should result In its being rendered to you?
1.-THE General loolted houghtfully seaaUard
and said nothing"
There is point In the words we have itali-
cised. In fact, there's where the boom comes
In. There is In that seward glance world
OF woe for all other booms. Let the General
keep On looking ''thoughtfully seaward" and
saying nothing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04
cUsToM-HoUsE BUSINESS.

The Transactions for the Month of
September.
The following Is statement of the trans
actions Of the New Orleans Custom-H House for
The month ending September 80:
Number Of vessels entered from foreign
Number of vessels cleared tor foreign ports 30
Number OF Vessels entered from domestic
nnftH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......s...+.. IL
Number of vessels cleared for domestic ports 10
Number Of entf ieH OF merchandise Tor duty, ll3
Number OF entries OF merchandise FREQ OF
Number OF entries Tor warehouse .......,... 81
Number Of entries Tor warehouse ana trans
pOrtAtlOn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Number OF entries for re-warehouBe. III
Number OF entries from warehouse for con-
sumption .. 2al
'. transportatian .-..-............-.,......
Number " entries from warehouse Tor ex-
Number Or entries for Immediate transpor-
tatfon without apprnisement. ;..,:....: OIL
Number. OF entries for consumption iidui-
Number Of entries for warehouse liuutdated 81
NUMBER 81 certificates Of enrolment granted oil
Number Of licenses for euastinE trade
Efanted ............-..;.. $500 -..-s.... IL
Number Of licenses granted to vessels under
-. twenty tons II
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Dut' es On imports. Observation-Disclosures. $s7.a 6b %
Marine Hospital tax. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.4sD ID
Tonnage tax NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3l6 ~
fines, penalties and forfettnres. ~ 90
Miscellaneous customs receipts. ....... Gas "
Inspection of steam vessels $3.50. ...... 3Sl 40
engineers. h. Observation-Disclosures. $40 %
Storage. labor aud carriage. .....-....-.. "a "a
Official fees. ITO 16
Toti ............ 500 1873 AZ
Amount Of refunds aud drawbacks paid 2.i25 40
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"a Seasoned Vessel.
5fPunch.I

The squire (engaging new butlerL"Well.
/ dare say you'll do; but look here, Richards,
may as well warn you that often get out
OF temper with my servants, and, when / do,
I let EN- have it hot-nake use OF devilish
with quiet dignityp"I have been accus-
toned to that, sir, from my Lord, the
BiShOpm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04

NOTICE TO sHIPMAsTERs.- Messrs. J. B. LATTE
h Co.. ls9 Gravier street.. advertise In another
column that the Champion Press is now pre-
cared to compress at regular rates. with an
additional charge OF ten cents per bale for the
use OF Gilman's steam bale-b band tightener and
tie. Cotton compressed by the Champion Press.
and with the use of the steam he-band tight
ener and tie. is In shape to increase the car
rying capacity Of a ship very much. and should
be great inducement to load with such cotton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04
Infanticide,

Yesterday the pilot Or the Canal street fer
ryboat found on board the body OF an infant,
left on board by an unknown woman, who, 1t
Is supposed, carried it there with the inter .
ton OF throwing it overheard. It was brougi
to the Harbor Station, where City Physician
Chastant, after viewing the body. said it was
a seven months child, and had come to its
death by violence before birth.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. For tho South Atlantic
States. cloudy.or partly clouds weather. south
winds. becoming variable: stationary or lower
Temperature and Barometer
For the Gulf States. cloudy or partly cloudy
weather. with occasional rain, lower barome
ter.
For the Tennessee and Ohio valley cloudy
or partly cloudy weather. variable wind shift
ing to southerly; nearly stationary tempera-
ture; lower barometer
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1879

with I'M 'Liss, Child Of the Sierras," en- adap-
tation from one of Bret Hartes most thrilling
and touching tales. Miss Annie Pixlav will
play The role of III Liss and j. Il. McDonough
that VI TttbG Blu From all that we have
heard tho combination announced by the
Academy cannot hut prove success.
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Severely Injured.

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning Louis Cass,
Colored, while working In the hold Of the
steamer j. NJ. White, was severely injured by
a bale Of cotton falling on him. He was sent
to the Charity Hospital.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

Natchez Cotton Mills, Of Natchez. Miss.
w. Chas. q. Johsen.- Suit for $4,000 dam
ages for violation Of contract. Plaintiff nl
ieges that defendant contracted to erect cer-
tain machinery, and did erect It, but failed to
comply with specif atlons, necessitating re-
pairs and improvements.
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STANLEY stlll striving.
[Cincinnati Enuuirer.l

Hon. Stanley Matthews Is thought to be
making still-hunt for the United States Sem
ate. The funereal quiet OF the performance
is likely to extend far into the session Of the
legislature, at which Mr.. Thurman's success
eor will be elected
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Accidental Shooting.

At o'clock Wednesday Mr.. Paul ALBERT,
residing at No. 200 Ursulnes street, was In the
az OF cleaning his shotgun when one OF the
of q load Of duckshot, took effect In the back
portion Of his mothers head, fracturinR her
skull. The lady Is now In very critical con
ditinn
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Thrown From a Cart,

At half past o'clock yesterday a boy
cart loaded with sand, and one Of the wheels
passing over him he was seriously injured.
He was taken to bis home on Delaronde street,
Aloiars
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAn DHPARTMxH1,
Signal eervjce. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the s,gh' hours
snutnK AT lo.os d. a.. Fritiay. October 3.
Observations taken at enc same moment OF
time ut all stntiops.l
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.A Child.s Sad Fate.

Tuesday evening boy named Geo. Hart.
while playing In the yard at his fathers resi-
deuce. No. 1888 Gasquet street. fell from tree
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04

Barnes i Miller. No. 10 Natchez street. do the
best work in plumbing and gas fitting at lowest
market rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04

A physician has discovered yellow fever
germs In ice. The only safe way Is to boil
your lea before using it.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04

and was seriously injured about the head.
DR.. Lewis, who attended him, expressed the
opinion that his skull was fractured.
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Second Recorders Court.

Second Recorders Court.
James Welsh, larceny; bonds $3.50, First
District Court.
George Silver who wished to commit sui
eide was remanded by Judge Mtltenberger
to the Parish Prison until he changed his
mind regarding self-destructon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04

I'll you want Ras fixtures call On Barnes q
Miller. No. liz Natchea street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04

nsw Jaakson's best sweet navy tobacco, y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04
wEATH ER PROBABILITIES.

Maximum tenn, erature So: minimum u.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-04
STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.

Invention manuscure BARRED
ING Previously OF wire made OF
Of the animal restrained
strength and activity of the animal whether the
broken down scaled: hence fencing had become
and In almost impossible to be obta
thus making a great drawback tG the settlement D
of the finest portions OF Continent.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-02-19
Two O'CLOCK P. NJ.

Two O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Pursuant to adjournment the Jury
met. The following members were
present
F. Seip, President,
John A. Dixon,
B. Mayer,
Isaac Lacroix,
G. ". Bolton,
&c. ]. Barstow,
s. D.. Williams,
F. A. Blanchard.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-02-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.
D. D. Arden,
VS. No, 1916,
Thomas Davidson,

Thomas Davidson,
Parish Court-Parish of Rapides.
DY virtue of and to satisfy a writ Of
D Fieri Facias, issued and to me d.
rected in the above entitled and nun
bered suit, have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction at the store
lately occupied by defendant Thomas
Davidson, at Lamothe's bridge, in
this parish, between the hours prescri
bed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 9th of March, 1879,
the following described property, to-
wit:
Contents Of said Store, consisting OF
General Merchandise, viz: Groceries,
Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery,
Queensware, Saddlery, Tinware, Shoes
Drugs, Platform and Counter Scales,
etc.
Also Store Fixtures, Shelving, Coun-
tiers, Writing Desk, Furniture, etc; as
per inventory on fle in the Sheriff's
Office being the property provision
ally seized in this suit.
TERMS Twelve months credit,
the purchaser being required to furnish
bond with good and sufficient joint Sc
curity bearing five per. .centum per.
annum interest from date of adiudica-
ton. d. G. PAUL,
Feb 10 '79-3t P F Sc 90 Sheriff.
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after being endorsed by the holder
stating that they were given to the
Collector in payment of taxes.
The Tax Collector having presented
the Delinquent Roll, we find the set
Element rendered by him correct, and
hereby accept the same, aud authorize
the President to issue him Qui-
etus ON his bond; but owing to the
large amount of taxes yet due on said
Roll, amounting to $9976,l4.
On motion, it was ordained that ow-
ing to the former resolutions of this
Jury, we cannot release him from his
obligation to collect said taxes; that
he shall be required to proceed imme-
diately to visit different public places
in the Parish, having first advertised
that he would be at such places for
purposes stated, by posting notices in
the different sections of the country.
That while we recognize the fact of
the great difficulty in collecting taxes
for the past year in consequence of
the Quarantine, still it is impossible
for the Police Jary to control the fnan
ces of the Parish under such collec-
tions of amounts due the Parish, and
that we will hold the Tax Collector
responsible On his bond for the collec-
ton of taxes yet due, and he must go
out and collect the amounts due.
The Finance Committee reported ia
vorably on the following claims for
the year 1878. On motion, the report
was adopted.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court Of RapideS Parish

Jas. x. Stanley. W. 900
WI HEREAS WILLIAM BUSH HAS
w made application to this Court
to be appointed Curator of the Vacant
Succession of Jas. X. Stanley, known
as Tennessee Lewis) deceased: Notice
is hereby given to all whom it may or
doth concern, to show canse, within
ten days why the same should not be
granted.
+ Witness the Hon. j. r. Thornton,
Judge of said Court, this the 18th day
of February, A. D. 1879.
JAMES II. RANSDELL,
Feb. 1927 Clerk.
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On motion af Mr. Dixon.

Ob tHuStstA va 1hts biAOHs
Resolved, That the following syn.
dies he and they are hereby appointed
to cut out the new road commencing
at Iladley Dyer's. running to the Car.
rol Jones' old s.and.
Section Isl, from Hadley Dyer's 10
Bayou Lamourie, Jacob Rollins, syn
die. ~.
Section Sd, from, Bayou Lamoarie to
Hineston, Lewis Bass, syndic.
Section 3rd, from Hineston to Green
Ritciiie's, John Powell, syndic.
Section 9TH, from Green Ritchie's to
Carroll Jones' old stand, Jerry Tyler,
syndic.
On motion of Dixon,
Resolved, That all hands subject to
road duty East of the Calcasisu River,
living within one mile Of the new road
running from Hadley Dyer's to Carol
jones' old stand, be required to per-
form such work % is needed to open
said work.
Mt. Dixon presented the petition Of
citizens Of Spring Creek, asking fol- a
bridge on 81 ring Creek on the Sugar
Town road, when ca motion of Mr.. B.
Mayer, said petition was laid on the
table.
On melton of Mr.. Williams,
Resolved, That J. j. Swami, John
Dove and c. G.. Grissom be and they
are hereby appointed commissioners to
proportion the road hands in Hineston
Ward, and report the same to this Jury
at it's next meeting.
On motion Of G.. W. Bolton.
Resolved, That E. We'll, ID. G. Paul
and B. G. Dake be appointed com-
mittee to have necessary repairs made
to the Jail, as per specifications sub
mitted by the former committee ap-
pointed to examine the same; that the
said committee be required to adver-
tise bids for such repairs, with the
right to reject sny or all bids, and
when 3he contract is awarded, the con-
tractor to give bond and security that
the work shall be done in good and
substantial manner.
Be it further Resolved, That the
sum Of Three Hundred Dollars be APP
propriated out of the general fund, or
50 much thereof az may be necessary,
and when said repairs are completed,
the said committee shall examine the
same and report the next meeting of
this Jury.
On motion of E. We'll,
Resolved, That Seventy-Five Dol
lars be appropriated cut of the contin-
gent fund, to repair the cuivert near
the kerrigan Bridge, and that Joseph
bouillotte, jacob Irving and S. Cullen
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OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS OF POLICE JURY.

ALEXANDRIA, La, !
Feb. II, 1879.
Pursuant to adjournment the Police
Jury met. The following members
were present
G. W. Bolton,
G. J. Barstow,
s.. D. Williams,
B. Mayer,
Edouard We'll,
John A. Dixon,
Isaac Lacroix.
On motion OF s. D. Williams Mr.. E.
Well was appointed temporary Chair
man, and on motion of s. d. Williams
the Jury adjourned until afternoon at
2o'clock.
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NEW THIS DAY.
SPECIAL.

MAYORS OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, LA.,l
Feb. II, 1879.
The Assessment Roll, OH Real Estate,
for the year 1879. is now complete and
open for inspection to interested par
ties, until March l, 1879.
w. w. WHlTTINGToN, JR.,
Feb. 1926. Town Assessor.
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ALEXANDRIA, LA.,l
Feb. II. 1879.
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Whereas, One Hundred and TWEEN.
ty-Five Dollars of Court House money
has been. in the Treasury, for more
than one year to pay Warrants Nos.
II, az and 70, said Warrants not hav-
ing been presented, therefore be it
Resolved, That Warrant No. "a be
paid without interest out of the money
now in the Treasury to the credit of
the Court House fund.
onsmotion of B. Mayer,
Resolved That the petition of Frank
Muse, A. B., Wise and other citizens
living on or near the upper Bayon
Boueff, asking for the laying off of a
road from Bayou Castor to Dry Bayou,
be deferred until the next meeting OF
this Jury for action.
The communication of John Routh
Williams having been read, it was de-
cided to defer taking action on the
sans until next meeting.
On motion of F. a. Blanchard,
Resolved, That d. K. Woodland be
appointed syhdie Of road from Meals
Bridge, on CotiIc, to intersection of
Hineston road, in place Of Harry Var
borough
0nptnotion of S. D. Williams,
Resolved, That the report of the
Commissioners appointed to lay off
the road from Hadley Dyer's to Hine-
ston, thence to Carroll Jones' old stand
be accepted.
On'mption the Jury adjourned until
Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
g. LABAT,
Clerk.
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Married {:

AT the Methodist Church, in Shreve-
port, on Tuesday evenk.g, February
IL, 1879, by Rev. Joel L Dawes, Mr.. B.
A. GARDNER, of that City, to Miss
FANNY L. RICHARDSON, Of this
Town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30

ble thing about the whoie affair VA. tha;
she c~ncr- II the stats did 10, appear
io call him Ia sccssIlu they put va IA \
surprisingly philosophical msuner with
the lps- of their property. indeed. They
did not seem wen to Sre the little thief.
Nearer and nearer he came. m aud
out among the crowd. -natching articles
from the booths and slowing them away
upon hi- person. The good woman
touched him upon the shoulder when be
got close enough, and asked
WHY DO You tax the thing frae the
stalls without PAWN. for them. -tr2"
The dwarf did not reply to her gue.-
ton. Instead Of doing ~ he asked an
other.
Which If your eve DO ,ou ss-r me
WITH" ~ asked.
with nv left eye" replied the poor
woman. wondering At the question.
The man aid nothing morc. but max
ing a sudden -pring into the air. thru-;
hi- finger into Mr.. Mcrhsr~Dn's left
exc, putting II out completely.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
The Elephant, Trunk.

The popular opinion j. that the
elephant can Use it, trunk for any pur-
pose. from picking up "a needle Ia drag
"inc a cannon from a boz. According
t. Mr.. Sandcr~uu, who hl~ charge Of
one If the Government catchin" cS'ah-
li>hmcnt~ in India. this opinion i found
c-l entirely on imagination. AN Gle
phan,.' he Say>. might manag, the
former feat. though | doubt II: the
latter he would not attempt Th-
chief Use IF the trunk. a delicate and
sensitive organ, i I" procure food and
water for the animal. and to convey them
To- it, mouth. II also warns them #
danger bv the sense of smell and touch.
The elephant never uses hi, trunk for
rough work. and rarely for striking a
man or other elephants. When the
elephant j. engaged in such work a.
dragging timber, il takes the thr"e-fr-t
rope attached Ia the log between it.
teeth. Then, raising one end clear ofihc
ground. it half-drag- and ~half-carr!c>
the log away. \ light log i held in the
mouth, a. A dog does 4 stick, and the
trunk is used To help balance il. Male
elephants carry the log on their tu>k- if
it i not too heavy. Ii a heavy piece Of
work i :" be done, the elephant does ii
10y pushing with hi> head or feet, or by
drawing in harness. To start a heavy
load. the elephant throws himself into
the harne>>-collar far beyond his center
of gravity. If that doe, not start II, he
kneel, and bends forward until he
almost rests on his forehead. In drink
ing. the elephant fill, about fifteen inch
- Of his trunk with water. Then, curl
ing il backwards. he blows the water
into his mouth. If an accident should
iniure the trunk 80 A. Ia prevent il on
veying the water, the elephant drinks
by wading into the water and immcr~-
ING the mouth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
The Boy.

In ~bfnc f]inilic, when :hc daughter
l. attended with every care amt -.ir.-
tude, the hpl i, often turned If 90 seek
hi> own companion. ani Iii .vu ANUS
ments. o. rln al mauu.ruf HAIR h1-al,L
ESCAPES, moral uu b. than physical 90
ride On Mid engine. Ca Chamber among
the shipping ~ IA" whIU-.. g. d-l-r
l"o-- horses and NAL dog To hv sure,
he learns reliance upon h.m-lf auI hH,
lex ihi, means, while hi sister
it ranely and securely ~ home, afraid
If her own ~hadD Will hc j. ly
in@ IF the end II ID, wharf. struggling
with crarnp in the surf. padding h>
OWN canoe amidst rrrA~ ur rapids,
breaking through air-h1l"- lu jhr skating
pond, running with the Gr,-,uvur-. 49,
rumulltin@ strength and hurWiei-, II
the worlds way, he. perhaps. j. learn
iDg crochet on lace stitch, ar I" iaUh With
w~a,cr-colur~. Lift "a M own devices
thu, hi judgment y cultivated diIis Ia
hI> game uf ~tlck-kHif-, IN hi TRADE Il
old mails for new copper. with the junk
man, IN his wrestling match with uurN-
pcCt,ai dangers, and h~ IniercuUr>" With
the bully If hi. nrighburh0Hsl. H. short.
The boy j. only half appreciated, not
w~ith>tandinS ia" lack uf masculine rir-
mcut IN the community. \ hungry bus
doe, not awaken the >ympaIhic> a.
readily a. "A hungry sirl. Our
feels that an orphan boy can
shift for himself. bat a GIRL must hc pro-
Ndcd with proper guidance. w have
small concern Tor the hli-tcr> on hI,
hupI- 10 hi h.r,. brui-,.l feet rho
>hahbinc>S of hi, clothes. Il i, a matter
II course that he should rough Il. d j.,
the rucc> that lit him for the uGb and
tumble in the great world. and "a" p
wastes y SIGH over the affair. i,ut Il
there j. m crraud To run. a kitten tp di>-
pose of, - caterpillar nest IN the fruit
tree To destroy, "A hrr>o Z" catch. 81 u
dI>agrccablc thing To- do. the iuy j.
called into rcgui>iuun. In the mean
time. Will" his di~cumfort- are cou-id
cred of no consequence. or 40 least such
a. every boy must expect L" - through
on the way {" becoming a man, - pt,~-
port 10 that dignity. h. grows :" di>rr-
gard them himself. and 10 reckon it Of
little account whether lis clothes are
wet or hi ears tinglc with frost, a. that
rude specimen of hi- kind bore witness
who, being asked If hi, feet were cold,
answered IL dunno; feel II en-" No
doubt this lack Of cu.>gtIug and cun~Id-
Grafton har,leuS him. - that hc MAY
endure the shocks OF misfortune with
greater cquanimity on reaching man
hood. and think If other thing, than b.
W sensations Nup,r'S Et-ap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30

removed % - uasushi wtA Ia u.& x
esss vsy-,. - ~ sss-~ As,r- -~~ni
AZ "a srtts. s&z -zt $50 49,.
wEh is@- tTrUbAE NtrzE11E IaA4 :
u~.saily = diarus %. pNr1a'y &
ycry thick. Bs' = culr~r 3. ir u-
~hich the v0vzm I. uusilg sod -
ottxhly srAiu-i An4 mlnE-l. and NJ
have --u u8tsas~ e ~ysral uEag- E1ts
# oreAm--tnlBsr. ur pamr-. b
of-rAir. 80 p~rr@grzs. 'n = sfsuiia- wr"-
NJ. securing th- ans desirable r-a
We haze lsyss fei thAs q a. ans re-
ouurnda;sun ,Eata sh4-u ~asll tFI.
III butter hv a fsw rH-.s, .ha-l--
w - ~ thiuk oar --~sus a., ras ,
butter iuJm . gwen aEn1uu' g cram.
u - -v~i qualify. 10 nl-i .aaFo-
ia. auJ are happy - hrj ta.; s- = ha
Farm o. minute are allowed. 80 3 tsl-
r~rs.urr 4 ~ d.sr~
II the -aIar system. order. and clean
lines NJ. adopted 10 All .Air,.. nr
arr confident a. -huuAl aad a w.-i SAT-
i-fa.tnTy improvement even fE -. .lt..r
from oar obi hrsv~l. & cows N't
jerry -lu-s. w~ -houbl nj far Jp e'--
pete With Erh1 Farm Bur -lrP -
farmrr-,o even fust able 20 'sls ,Lr Aa..r-
u-y cow. conclude = lrs 'hi, -E-t.-l e
order and ,l-suiIu-->. ;rFhsu- IN,
profits would - 80 Increased l, - -h#a
them that .i-anltn->- a. v.I - -sil'-
u.-- j. profitable n al thiu--N W. r.
~. B..rAcr. 81 Hr-Tv Ef-Iv