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Armand Bear, of Baton Rouge, was sun
struck Tuesday, but not fatally.
Two or three mad dogs made their appear
ance Id Baton Rouge on Tuesday.
All the crops In Union parish, corn, cotton
and oats, are In excellent condition. The par
ish has had enough rain.
Sunday last, In the fourth ward OF ST, James,
one Martin Thompson whipped Ills wife,
threw himself into the Mississippi, took q
bath OF few hours, and then left tor Kansas.
Mr. Carver informs US that he has discov-
cred the caterpiiler moth eggs Ia large num-
bers on his cotton. Have your paris green
ready.-fNatchitOch RindicatOr.
Plant cane Ia good, stubble shows q clean
stand, and corn Is only fair. Such, in brief, ls
q summary Of the reports that reach us con-
corning the condition Of Assumption crops
IDonaldsonville Chief.
Rain all around, but net drop ia town.
Heavy clouds southeast and NORTH WIN con u
tinued thunder on Wednesday, would 1ndlcate
heavy rains In sections Natehltoches Va
dicatOr.
Capt. John Bowman, OF the trading schoon-
er Frazer, reports that on Saturday night at
Pointe Celeste, a young man namea LOUIS, az
employee OF his, fell overheard ana was
drowned.
Mr.. Harry Ware has placed on our table
curiosity. It is large ball, about the size OF
q base ball. most perfectly rounded ana
formed of hog hair It was taken from the
stomach OF Ill hiHBblol "HIeH VOC h4ioA ~, ~
Rad river few days ago. Evidently the ALI
GATOR had killed and eaten a hog. Il Marksyille
Bulletin.
The governm emit schooner Research, q vessel
belonging to the coast survey department,
has dropped down from her former pc position
DonaIdsonville wharf. The Research is In
charge OF party Of civil engineers who are
engaged In making a survey OF the banks Of
the Mississippi III accordance with recent
act Of Congress- Donaldsonville Chief.
Major q. o. Watts, the efficient assessor
dual work, and here is data OF Importance
to our readers: Total registration OF the par
ish 1889; white voters 1886, coored voters
1904; white voters who can write their names,
1641, white voters who make their mark,
1874; colored voters who can write their names,
1875: colored voters who make their mark
1879. Number of native born 1858, and for n
born ISL.
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MISSISSIPPI.

A Greenback paper has been started in Cor
NTH. It Is called the Herald.
The Oxford Oacl is new and live little pa
k Re- 5ys' S'Af'su ~ oAl0io ~ l'0'''' ?
Rankin has held it's nominating convention
and nominated A. j. McLaurin and ThOs. n
NOryill for Representatives.
In Rankin county, according to the Bran
don Republican, the Republicans have become
independents, and are seeking Office under the
new flag.
on June "a A. L. Gunthorp, of Coffeeville,
shot and killed b. f. fallen. Gunthorp, hay
Ing been depot agent there, accused fallen OF
erookedness, and the Ill feeling grew out Of it.
Gunthorp was held to bail in $250o
The Democratic-C Conservative party OF Will
kinson county have nominated legislative
in the county elections. q. L. McGehee and
T.V. holland are the candidates for the Legls-.
lature.
Rankin and Kinds comprise the Eleventh
Senatorial District, which is entitled to two
Senators. Rankin has ratified the nomina.
ton Of Col. j. D. Stewart, the nominee of
Kinds, and the latter, not to be outdone In
knightly courtesy, will ratify the nomination
OF Rankin's candidate, Capt. VIM. Ratliff.
We learn from Capt. Thomas r. Smith, of
the steamer e. C. Carroll, that disease called
Charlton is killing horses and mules up the
Yazoo river by the wholesale. One planter
lost thirteen mules last Saturday, and had
five or six more sick ones Sunday morning
His neighborB have also suffered much loss In
stock by this disease.-[Vicksburg CONNER
.ciaL
The Mississippi Stock Breeders Associa-
ton held q largely attended and spirited
meeting at Oklahoma on the third Instant. one
hundred and twenty members b. ing present.
Among other business transacted. 1t was
agreed to hold two annual fairs IN this State,
for the purpose Of encouraging the breeding
will be held at Aberdeen during the last week
in October, and the second at Meridian the
first week In November. The exhibitions are
to be held annually at the above named
places. Another meeting Of the association
will be held In Macon in September.
The United States man-of-war Wachusett
returned from up the river yesterday, and Is
again anchored In the river opposite the Del
Ia wharfboat, near her former anchorage.
days, and during the entire time was hard at
work trying to get off, being occasionally as
sisted by passing steamers, none OF which
were able to accomplish anything ia the way
of pulling her off. At one time the sand bar
on one side OF her raised SO fast as to leave
scarcely more than two feet water on that
side OF her. So shallow was the water that
the row boat grounded by the side of the
ship. By the constant efforts of the ships
crew, together with the assistance of the cur
rent, which cut the sand from under her, she
gradually tloated off the bar and got into
deep water again, and returned to this port
yesterday. The Wachusett will probably re-
main here some days, possibly all the sum
mer, unless there should be water enough to
enable her to get at least as far on her jour
ney as Memphis Vicksburg Herald, July 10,
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WANTED.

C!ANvAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
" new and useful inventfons: The celebrate d
r. E. LEE COOKING STOVE, awarded the
diploma, at the last Louisiana and Alabama
State Fairs The BORING WELL, the latest and
cheapest method Of Oh. aiming water from the
earth. Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER. which for culinary pHrposes ia ali mos.
Indispensable, The Wilson 8 Keagle WHARF
AND FISHING LAMP. which is the best cotton
worm destroyer yet discovered. The Clayton
FIREPLACE HEAT REFLECTOR. ELEC-
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best method of bell.
hanging for dwellings, street cars and steam
tho old style. The PATENT WAITER CUT
OFF an ingenious contrivance to prevent the
filth formulating on the roofs OF houses enter
ing ,cisterns. new method by which water can
pipes, without the use Of Ice or chemicals, The
BACKUS WATER MOTOR. a great invention,
can be- used for any purposes, q very cheap con-
trivanee for running machinery of al descrip-
tons. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE, the
latest. cheapest and most convenient method Of
lighting houses
Energetic canvassers wanted, and A GOOD
BUSINESS GUARANTEED.
JAMES Fl. REYNOLDS.
Plumber and Gas Filter
1923 1yD&W Baronne street.
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~ story frame residence, No. 218 Tnalia, be-
tween st. Charles and Carondeet str. cts: con-
tains half saloon Darlors, diningrOom. kitchen
per month till OCTOBER /. Apply to
j. Ct. MOREY,
Jackson Railroad Ticket Office. corner Camp
and Common streets. 1929
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The Kansas fever is on the decrease through
out the State
The cotton crop Of Texas was never III better
condition than it is at present.
Three men were killed and one wounded at
Denfson on the Fourth.
mad COW, which had previously bitten
two horses, was Killed near Kosse one day last
week.
Rains have fallen throughout Eastern, Cen
trail and Northern Texas to the great advan-
tage Of the crops.
The cotton Iniilers have appeared In myri-
ads around Columbus. The farmers are killing
them by lighting fires by night.
Work of dredging the mouths of the Neshes
and Sabine rivers will commence on the first
proximo.
The prisoners In the Orange county Jail
broke out on the night OF the fifth instant, and
four Of them escaped-one white.
Thewheat crop of the State is short, but the
grain made this year Is excellent and far bet
ter than the crop OF 1875
Denson gathered In eight or ten thousand
people by celebrating the Fourth and MANY
consequent nickels We're pocketed.
The Banner says there had been shipped BY
express from Brenham up to the first of July,
412S boxes OF peaches, weighing Gl,920
pounds
From all parts Of the county around Corsi-
cana comes the good report Of cotton crop
prospects. Inc ike was never KnOWH. Corn
crops are badly Injured by the drouth.
A German named Ludwig Schmidt was
killed by a horse one day last week in Hayes
county. He became entanged in a rope
which was attached to the horse, and was
dragged to DEATH
The negro who committed the outrage on
Miss Edwards, near Lindale. last Wednesday,
and who was captured near here. was after
being identified by his victim, taken by mop
and literally carved to death.
jim helms, a constable, was shot and killed
In Denison on the Fourth, by terrible negro
named Russell. Russell was afterward, when
lodging the officers and firing on them from
closed room up stairs. shot and killed.
The rancheros Of Hdalgo county assembled
and went to camp OF thieves who were kill
Ing beeves and frying out the fat. They sue
eeeded in capturing one, who is said to have
belonged to Las Cueyas; he was made TO or
nament tree. In the camp was found four
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w situation to do house work. Best refer
ences given ii required. Address Bridget. 81
ST Thomas street i've
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Chew Jackson,e hest sweet navy tobacco. IL
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS CONSOLIDATED DEBT,
Room No Itfy hail,
New Orleans. July /. 1879
The eighth semi annual distribution Of $50 900
Of Premiums will take lace in the Council
Chamber. City Hall on TUESDAY July Is. 1879
at 10 o'c ock No.. IN series allotted January 81
1879. and April 10. 1879:
ALE. FL. ISAACSON
iY2 I'd AdmiDistratOr of Finance
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OVER $1,000
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.

into the Southwestern States forty-ave
years ago, and have been used successfully. In
THE BALE sl5 % Of (, GopgoN wgIcH Re
AMP AIT has Won So Sc, y Nay A5d,r TH9UgANDs q
GINNED ON THE EAGLE COTTON GIN.
The great popularity Of the Eagle Cotton Gin
Cotton Gins ever made. The Eagle Cotton Gin
than nan es gin hayng
Who use the Eagle Cotton Gins viii certify to
It ALWAYS brings the very highest market price.
as no other gin can produce finer or better
sample Of cotton than the Eagle Cotton Gins
been the agent Of the Eagle Cotton Gins IN
or rejected ont Of the IMMENSE sens5er Sold lie
saeo cy!iader of the Eagle Cotton Gin is ssosess
inches IN diameter aeiaich is ta1o inches larger
4O-saD Gins more teeth, and ttey are more than
equal to The 5o-saac Gins of other MAKERS who
use only ten inch cyliader. and The same great
advantage OF the taoelue inch CYLINDER in our
larger sized Gins can be easily estimated.
Planters wishing q reliable Cot on Gin. with
an established reputation. can purchase an Eagle
Cotton Gin. with The certainty that they are not
making an nntried experiment. but will obtain
Cotton Gin which Is indorsed by the oldest
and largest planters in the country as the best
a large stock Of Eagle Cotton Gins are always
kept on sale In New Orleans ready for imme-
uiate shipment.
Planters should be particular to state If they
want right or left hand motion Gins.
Prices have been reduced this season TO So 80
q saw. We keep on sale Gins Of 40, As, 50 IS. 60,
motion.
All orders should be addressed to
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GRAND HOTEL.
Point Clear. Ala.

IS z
Y,HIS DELIGHTFUL RESORT rs NOW
open for the reception Of Guests, and
under the present management no effort will
be spared to secure the comfort and pleasure
Of al who visit the GRAND HOTEL. The HO-
TEL BUILDING fs new, clean and commo-
diious. i is situated on point Of land extend
Ing out from the eastern shore OF Mobiles Bay,
affords splendid view OF that beautiful sheet
OF water by which IT is surrounded on three
sides and is visited at all times By the delight
t full preezes s that sweep ever the bosom ol tDe
opens, ten miles below Point Clear. Splendid
SALT WATER BATHING can be had Wiihin
few steps of the doors OF the hotel FISH and
OYSTERS 10 abundance. The elegant low
tween the hotel and Mobile q distance Of eign-
teen miles, carrying the United States malta
postof1ce being situated In the hoteI-thus se-.
curing daily. mall communication.
Communication tickets. good for the season, IS
sued by the N. o. and M. Il a., at 80 80 for 1he
round trip.
RATES OF BOARD, $40 TO $45,
according to location Of room. Liberal rate
Address DICK ROPER
box 1885, Mobile. Ala. je22 I'm
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs
Co0ks. ChambermaIds. etc.

WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman. a situation as plain cook, house
maid or nurse. Address A., this office.
iU1p ~
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FOR RENT.

E,oR RFNT-THE STORE NO. 81 NATCHEZ
IL street. suitable for commercial purposes,
and in good order ard repair. For rent low to
good tenant. Possession immediate. For
terms apply to l.. T. Barrett, No. z Commercial
Place. jy92W
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALEs
RoARDERs WANTED.
MasGELAAnE. US WANTS.

WTANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising In the
city Is In this column. at ten cents per line for
the first and five cents for each subsequent In
sertion. mh22
CT RlEoA PIANO TuNINei-BESI WORK
20 ss1V $50 MaRazine, y. LEEOH. 5olree
Pianist. iyEly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Excur.,ou,sts, rake NOTICE -rhe ste am,

ExcursiOHists, Take Notice ste amer
WHISPER. leaving every saturday at s ..
"a. for Vieksburg. will take excursion passen-
gers TO meet he EDWARD j. GAY, returning
TO the city on SUNDAY EVENING. Fare r the
round trip only FOU H ts4) DOLLARS. The GAY.
on her regular trips on MONDAYS and FkI-
DAYS, at D. M, will carry passengers to Car
rollton at TEN (1o) CENTS each the proceeds to
be divided among the city Ornhans Asyums.
JOHN JANNEY, Agent,
Jy11 LOG Common street.
Office Of the New orleans Gas Light
Company, New Orleans. July l. ls79-A div md
Of THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
PER SHARE will be paid to the och holders on
and af'er Jnsy is. out of the earnings of the
past six months.
All transfers Of stock made between July and
Is will be ex dividend"
jy1 15t Y. VALLOIS, Secretary.
Office of New Orleans City Railroad
Company. No. 1A Canal street, New Orleans,
May 8. ls79-Until fu Their notice trains to the
New Lake End will run every half hour from 8
O'Clock D. M. to 3D. M. The last train will
leave the lake at 10 p. M.
myb IT g. @. LEWIS, Secretary.
che Wammn's Christian Union Will
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month. at II a.. M. at the Carondelet street
-, ,' MRS. J. J. LYONS. President
MRS Ell. 3. Coop Secrt t..ry det tt
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LsOR bALE-STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
4 ers. both new and secondhand. Draining
Wheels. Pumps. ETC., Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks.
Mouths. Wrought. Iron Works. Brass and Iron
Castings OF every description. Also. one second.
hand Steam fire Engine and one small Propei.
Tor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
AN 25tf
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On Tuesday Thomas Roberts, aged ten
years. son OF D. B. Roberts, OF Lake City,
Fla, while handling small pistol, pressed
to raise the hammer, when his hand slipped
from the hammer and the pistol fired, inflict-
ing wound from which he died the next
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.KAsy Writiag Cured Hard RsaAiss

Yru0 IL Lsed1u soesy.
Few people conceive the incessan, au-
thorship. if pursued without due rslaIa-
ton, will wear man out. down 10 the
point Of killing him. They are obliv,ous
Of tine sad or sudden way in which the
careers Of Scott, Southey, Thackery. Dick
ems, and Others have come 20 q close.
Their cannot connect labor with literary
works over which they shake With laughter.
or smile With delight. II all reads % easy
and natural. The most they oopcede 10
that 1T is . giit, which 10 certain ex-
tent il true. For the rest. authors. they
fancy. write a. spontaneously and with a.
little trouble AZ the thrushes sad black
birds sing in grove. 1T il like picking
| no money in the street." says = slightly
educated peraon On beholding . check r.
ceived for contributions 10 popular PEN
odical. Perhaps the belief that no troab!e
need b taken IL one canse Of the failure
Of many vould-be authors. Your easy
writing" said Byron. Ii cured hard
reading" Editors Of magazines oould
| contribute volumes full Of Instances. some
provoking. some laughsbly absurd. and
some simply oontemptible. OF this last
| c,sss are the hideous visps OF s!ovsniy
| manuscript, destitute OF singie finished
English sentence-tho~e wretched, sloppy
compounds Of crude ideas and careless
diction which makes one think ssdiy Of
| wasted life. What mu~um of literary
eur,osities might be collected from rejected
manuscripts.-Among which ooiorisss ipk.
illegibie handwriting. illogical ponetns.
ton. and crowded interpretations vouid cos-
spicuously figure. The tAnscr1p.son Of
| fair copy seems held 10 b. beeaIess labor.
the oompositor' eyesish. hardly worth re.
CARING. Lackily this class u cop
do>s not ofsen. ~ . rule. 60 10 pres. But
II such authors oonpiain Of beInR poor.
the pabiisher, msy veil reply. "fes; BE-
cause 700 are such very poor szthors-
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FOREIGN

On the 18th General SIR Game. wools-
ley, sailed With his STAG. from Dartmoafh in
the steamer Edinburgh Castle for Tie CaPe Of
Good Hope 10 aaseme his aew command in
South AfpeA 4 prospectus ID puhliahed Of
ths Angio-1niversAl bank 10 be established
under IL pasruoage, direetice and sapervis-
ion Of sni1e1t Catholics in England, France
and Italy. The question refsfrea 10 shs stew
ards Of TIE Epson meeting vhsshH PArole
shoald, After kis Previous virsoeis, run fsr
the eo,d cap With ths ten posnd Allowance -
savug Of Parole.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Women's Home Mission society
held . long session at Seratnga on The 30th 10
cousider the question Of anioa With the soeiefy
in Boston. and 70 have bad qaartefs in Nsv
York. Resolutions vefe sdopted 10 Tie e6ees,
that the executive board be and 10 Aereby sa-
thorised and instructed 10 traaafer their
work., asaets and papen % the nev wooen's
Home Mission authorised BY The American
Baptist Home Aiasioa society 70 b forned
under the auspices Of it, board, vhenevef IN
the Judgement Of aid executive board suea
nev vomen's society shah hsve besa os1as-
issd according 10 the trss spint cd intent OF
the action Of the American Baptist Home
Niaion society
RpTlok1Ai ncrnscS-
The members Of the Missouri State Pres
Association pssssd through B. Lesis o. Tie
18th from Colambia, No. vhsre the annsai
cpavention Of the association - jed beea
held. and WITH thar siseen. and tbelx eoeszns
and their aanfs, nznbRin9 alsceet66 5000
80. lefs % - exelssisa 70 Put-in-bsy, vsn
Toledo 4 wshasA. . Ase tx.in having hsRn fuf-
niAhed by that ruaA
Al EDFIooIAI aeABl
Over 100 member, Of the Nissoari STATE
pres aasoeiatica lefs Colsnh;a % fhs Nh
skere the ansna e,avsasioa Of ~ assoe.atts.
has jass bs<s heA. aad With shsiY sisesEA -
thaiy ooaains aad their sa1fA. nsAhGlng spoa
80 Esde uP a. exczSiDs % Pss-is-b ~ -
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DECORATION DAY.
,povpvvp ~rru rprpoavvn rvvvps0urYa

The preparations made for the due OBJ
servance Of Decoration day, were far more
elaborate throughout the country than they
have been in recent years. The most i'm
pressive demonstrations have been military
parades. In New York the whole Of the 6rvt
division of the National lGuArds participated,
and the second division in Brooklyn. At
Washington all the national and district
departments were decorated with Grape and
haRs flying at half mast. At Chicago there
was grand military parade during the after
noon, and liberal display of stan and stripes.
The exercises at indianapolis were of an i'm
posing character though somewhat dampened
By rain storm which serioualy interfered
with the pleasures Of the occasion. The day
WA observed in st. Louis BY about 5000 peo-
pie who went down the river TO the national
cemetery at Jefferson barraeks, listened 70 the
usual orations, and scattered dowerp over the
graves Of both union and rebel soldierA The
observance 1t Fort LeavenWorth was largely
attended by crowds from Leavenworth, Holton,
Valley Falls and other neighboripg towns.
Our honored dead though Lost TO sight, are
still to memory dear.
Cover them over with beautiful nowen;
Deck them with glarlands, those brothen of
ours.
Lying silent by night and BY day
Sleeping the years of their manhood away.
Give them the need they have won In the
past:
Give them the honor. their future forecast.
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sharper than . Lawyer.

A wag Of lawyer, says the Iowa STATE
R.gisser, ~as sitting In his offioe the other
DAY deeply engaged in unrAveiing some
knosty question. when gentleman enter
ed and inquired: lis this Mr.. - The
student Of Blsekstone. raising his eyes
from the legal book before him replied:
III you owe me anything. % have any
business in my line. then z. 10 ny name:
II you hare . claim 10 prcsent am rot
the man. II ZOO called simply for socisl
chat, roo can call me any name"
IL propose 10 present. 700 With scne
business IN your Inc. hare poze u
twenty-five dollar want you 10 collect. :
and handing the isvyer . note. depssted
to call the next dag. A soon - be vss
gone the lawyer Ascertained that Il vas
one Of his ovn promises 70 pay
The ney; day his client appea,et and
inquired, We'll. What s7onesf
IAN night: I have collected the money.
Here j. u. less my fees. haadsng hisa s.
ten dollar
Good" said The eii>nt II hare nade
too doSlAu and half By ths cpsrz.soe.
..Hov soy' aid the Lawyer.
Wei" replied the Gent. y trsej al
oser The city 70 eel yoas no<s fos twelve
dolizrs and hall. tat oosAa do e.
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CRINI.
CAPT. Kxrrl's xxyoL"

George 6. Keith, captain of the steamer
Z II. Durfee. shot and seriously wounded .
eolored man named Pre- Howard at wyandost.
on the night of the 3sth- There were four
boats at the levee being uuloaded and Howard
w.s tying 10 induce Capt. Keith's crew TO
strike for higher waees- The Captain came
on shore and in an altercAtion that ersucd.
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A pas.ns has BEN taken oct fos 70
pez;ans mateh-thas 10. . natek that eaa
Be ssrsek q great na.y t,nes asj yieid .
light esfh tune. The Raarh ooasisis u
two rsds a InAanmsble composites
psscsd AIDE By side in too oo1pasteests
vlfhin . suitable ease. n ssder 10 striks
the light . scssper . moved By kssd siosG
. platform scrn>s the open ssAs u the too
rods The scraVsr rsnoves . o<riasn qsas-
tity u ~ sgbssasee from eaes rsd. ed
mssinx shese together The hight 10 pro
dseed- One ssSek 10 oompos>d 81 tkres
pastS Il ehiossae u posash ss3 60 parf u
clay. thoroughly szised. ssd ,nrned fnso .
th,ek psses By see addition 81 sstes. fbss
dred fke Other std . nAts o. shsse
pasts AZ snospAoss cd 90 pass Of day.
prspassd IN The cane naaa0.