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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20
10 Cut Glass Without Diamond.

Carpenters, iOiners and csbinet-mak-
ers are frequently called upon TO mt
glass TO frames or sasnes where no glass
has been prepared to suit; under such
circumstances it would be well to know
how to cut glass to answer their purpo-
ses, without the aid of diamond. Many
persona may not be Sw2re that glass can
be cut under water, with great ease, to
almost any shape, by simply using pair
of shears or strong scissors. In order
to insure success, two points must be at
tended to-first and most important, the
glass must be kept quite level il the
water while the scissors are applied
and, secondly, to avoid risk, it is better to
begin the cutting by taking Cff small
pieces at the corners and along the edges,
and 50 reduce the shape gradually to that
required, as if any attempt is made to
cut the glass all at once to the shspe, "a
We should cut a piece of cardboard, it
will most likely break just where it is
not wanted. some kinds of glass cut
much better than others, the softer
glasses being the best for this purpose.
The scissors need not be at all sharp, as
their action does not seem to depend on
the state of the edge presented to the
glass. When the operation goes on well,
the glass breaks away from the scissors in
small pieces in a straight line with the
blades. This method OF cutting glass
has often been of service when diamond
GAS not been at hand, tor cutting ovals and
segments, and though the edges are not
so smooth as might be desired for some
purposes, yet it will answer in great
many cases. Tne two hints given above,
if strictly followed, will always insure
success.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20
THE WIDE WORLD.

At Pensacola, Fla, turtles weighing
$50 pounds are caught.
Sore throat epidemics are the fashion
now, and cold in the head is all the
blow.
Salmon can get over distractions
twelve feet high, but they don't do it by
scaling.
Nsar the site et Jacobs well, in the
city OF Samaria, Palestine, there is a
Baptist church with congregation num-
bering hundred.
About 5000 cattle have been shipped
from Baltimore to England since NAV,
1878, but the late restrictions have al
most entirely stopped that trade there.
Troy, n. T., makes more shirt collars
than any other city in the world, and
it may be we'll to direct all requests for
larger button-hOles to the mayor of that
city.
The Etowah (Ala.) Herald says:
"One of our old fishermen, with forty
years experience in the business, has
just found out that splitting on the bait
is all humbug." Now comes the ques-
ton: How did he find it cut?
The Buffalo Express says that Gin
Michigan bride may be married with,
out giOves-precisely the way she ham
dies her husband"
1t is proposed to celebrate at Pompeii
this summer the eighteen hundredth an
niverssry Of the destruction OF that city
by the eruption of Vesuvius.
DR.. Samuel Eliot, superintendent
the public schools OF Boston, says
" Physical pain, or the fear of it, moth
ing in fact, that is itself no motive,
and that app eals to none, can be neces-
sity in school. Only duty, only the love
Of duty, only a motive, and one leading
to other motives, can be called 8 neces-
sary part OF education. Here, positive,
not negative forces are essential"
A short time ago a bartender of St.
Louis coolly shot and killed & girl who
had refused 10 marry him. The deed
was committed on the street, and with
out the slightest prOvccation. The pies
Of insanity was set up, and 1t was proved
that some of the prisoners distant reis-
tives had been sfflicted with falling
disease" The jury thereupon agreed
that they could rot agree. Still St.
Louis must not be judged TOO harshly. 1t
is great mule market.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

put into glass OF vinegar, and the agent
took it out with a spoon. The paper on
which the commissions were written he
took up with pincers. When sick per-
son was taken to the hospital police
agent preceded the vehicle with bell,
and two soldiers kept every one away
from the sick person. The doctors wore
loaks and masks of oilcloth. The skin
of dogs land cats being deemed particus
larry favorable to the dissemination OF
the disease, persons were recommended
to kill them, except where they were
positively necessary. For months the
inhabitants lived in trepidation, and an
old lady actually hanged herself for fear
OF the cholera reaching her. The pre-
cautions gradually becsme matter for rid
icule,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

DIR. JOHN S. CHRIsTIsoN asserts in a
letter to the Omaha Herald that men
are not born criminals, lunstics or drunk
ards. "They may" he says, "inherit
abnormal dispositions which, by healthy
habits, become so intensified as to over
nd, the effort of nature to bring them to
a heslthful state, and they may there
by become creatures of delusion. vice
or crime. But any inherited diseased
disposition can be mitigsted by sanitary
observances" The doctor AYERS that
the skulls of the worst criminals
will average as well in formation as the
skulls Of church elders. have my
self" he continues, examined over a
hundred brains OF lunatics and crimi-
mails on Blackwell's island, New York,
and do not once recollect of having OBJ
served any anatomical deformity that
may not be found among rational
and well.behsved persons" DR. Christi
son, whose experience as medical officer
in New York institutions ought to give
weight to his opinion, concludes thst,
"philosophicslly speaking all men are in
sane"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

THEaoft-repeated story that the Qua
kers are a decsying body does not seem to
be true, for sn English journal asserts
positively that not only has the falling off
in tie number of members of the society
been checked for many years, but COM
psratively rapid growth has also occurred
during the last few years, This is marked
by the increase of some of the older
meetings" OF the body both in En-
gland and America, and by the spread
of the denomination into other countries,
if even on a small scale. Notwithstsnd-
ing emigration, there is an addition to
the small number of Quakers in Norway
and Denmark, and monthly meeting
has been established in Syria. Some
time ago Friends mission was begun
at Mount Lebanon, and there are a score
of members there.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

sIue year ago iii sirg voice,
4 cltsr bUs eye
And c. usteriag oaIls Of sunny hair
e. Ii u Z !.

sue year ago a iii sirg voice,
a. sr blue eye
And eusteTiag oaIls Of sunny hair
TOo fair 10 de.
Only one year-Do vote, 10 smile, ID
No glance of eye,
No clustering cuTls of golden hair,
Fair but 10 ole.
One year ago. what lave, what schemes
Ear into iifel
What Joyous hopes, what hig h IesolveIS
What generous strife
The silent pic, ure on the wall,
The burial stone,
OF all that beauty, life and Joy
Remain alone
One year, one year, one little year,
And so much gonel
And yet the even flow Of life
Moves calmly On.
The grave grows green, the flowers bloom
Above the head
No sorrovlng tint Of leaf or spray
Says he is dead.
No pause, or hush, or merry birds
That sing above,
Tell US how ooldly sleeps below
The form we love.
Where hast thou been this year, beloved?
What hast thou seem
What rising fair, what glorious life,
Where hast thou been2
The veil the veil 30 thin, so strong
'T9ixt us and thee
The mystic vtfl when shall il fail,
That we may see?
Not dead, not sleeping, not even gone,
But present still,
And waiting for the coming hour
Of Gods sweet will.
Lord of the living and the dead,
Oui saviour dear
We lag in silence at Thy feet
This sad, sad year.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

The Grand Lottery Of the Sacred
Heart was a Montreal scheme for endow-
ing several Roman Catholic institutions,
and had the warm endorsement of Rish-
op Fabre. The tickets were one dollar
each, and the prizes amounted to 1872.
7S3. The advertising was extensive, and
the sales were heavy at first, but latterly
the project has been abandoned as fails
ure. Although there is no charge of
dishonest intentions, the ticket-holders
will get nothing Tor their money.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

PACIFIC coast whaleTs set forth from
their winter quarters early in the spring,
provisioaed Tor a cruise of at least six
months. The crews number about Thirty
five men, force sufficient to man four
or five boats. The number of boats car,
ried depends on the locality of the hunt
ing ground and the nature of the whales
to be captured. In the extreme north
whales never attack boat, but in the
south they do SO frequently. The best
of the weapons carried IS the patent
Larpoon gun, which is darted nom the
hand, and ezpl0des after striking the
whale, causing instant death when it en-
tiers a vital spot.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

The Railway Age puts the annual
cost of working Pullman car, including
the employees pay, at $4,000. To detray
the cost of maintaining and running, let
alone the profit, an average of seven
berths night must be kept up. The
company keep up the discipline of their
servants by means of staff of inspect
Ors, who report on the efficiency of the
conductors. sc.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

THE mania for spending large sums in
forts and big guns still obtains in Italy.
The forts around Spezia are now receiV.
ing a supply OF 1OO-ton guns cast at Iu-
rim, to be placed SO as to command the
entrance of the vast harbor. Spezia it,
self is a miserable hole, not worth the
powder snd shot intended to protect it,
even if it could be protected against any
of the larger European nsvies.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20
Leading Governments of the World.

Of the leading governments of the
world fourteen are constitutional monar.
chies and thirteen are republics, while
nine are despotisms. They may be EMU
mersted as follows: /. British empire,
constitutional. 2. Denmark, constitu-
tional. 8 Norway and Sweden, c Ii
tutional 4. Russia, despotic. 5. Hol-
land and Belgium, constitutional. 6.
Hanover, constitutional. Z. German
empire, constitutional. s. Switzerland,
republic 8 Austrian empire. constitu
tional. 10. France, republic. H. Spain,
constitutional u. Portugal. cOnstitu-
tionsl. Is. Italy, constitutional. II.
Greece, constitutional. Is Turkish ern
pire, despotic. 16 Persia, despotic. Il.
Afghsnistan and Beloochistan, despotic.
IS Tartsry, despotic. 49, Hindoostsn,
constitutional. 20. Indo-Chins, des-
potic. 81. Chinese empire, despotic,
%. Egypt, despotic. 20 Abyssinis,
despotic. "a United States, republic,
%. Mexico, republic. 20. Central
America, republic. q. Grenada, re-
public. Is. Brazil, constitutional. 90.
Peru, republic. 80. Bolivia, republic.
81. Chill, republic. %. Arcania, des-
potic. SO. La Plats, reoubic. 81 Par
sgusy. republic. 35. Uruguay, repub-
lie. Sc. Hayti, republic.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

The great objection to the Tennessee
law compelling insurance companies to
pay the full amount OF the policies when
the loss is total is that it offers induce
ments to incendiarism but the compan-
les have brought it upon themselves by
their attempt to take advantage of every
legal quibble to avoid the payment of
claims that are Just.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20
The Wine Glass.

Who hath woe? Who hath sorroWt
VINO hath contentious Who
hath wounds without cause
Who hath redness OF eyes
They that tarry long at the
wine! They that go 70
seek mixed wine 4! LOOK
not upon the wine
WHEN 1T is RED.
when it giveth Its
color in the
CUP;
when it
moyeth itself
Alright.
At
the last
it biteth ike a
serpent, and stingeth ike an adder.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20
Poisoned Waters of the Gulf,

Tampa lt l1.l tribune.
Col. II. A. Crane, at Key West, who
has been a resident of Florida forty years,
and is well informed as to southern
Florida, gives his views concerning the
late destruction of fish On the Gulf coast:
"The poisoned waters have left us, and
the smack fishermen will resume their
wonted avocatiOns again. There are
many amusing cGnjectures az to the bad
water, and the last one is that it must be
volcanic by it's being salt in shore. The
real fact il, people at distance have no
conception of the vast extent of the
water. Think for moment that from
Lake T)hOpokeliga southwark TO the
guilt is two hundred and fifty miles, and
this from two to twenty feet deep in
water, the width of which is not less than
fifty TO seventy five miles, and which
passes through immense swamps of dog
wood and mastIc, both destructive to
FISH. These swamps torn to pieces by
driftWoOd would generate poison enough
to kill all the fish in the guilt. From
the hunting grounds all around TO Char
lotte harbor. two hundred miles, from
one 10 four feet of wafer is pouring over
the banks with a force that has been
frequently heard on th7 outer reefs by
the light keepers, ike the roar of falls.
This water is so impregnated with vege-
table matter as to sink below the salt
water (as only the shosl water fish were
killed). 1t seems to me it would not
mix with the salt water, as | have seen
strata eff this water one hundred and
fifty to Eve hundred yards wide, as far as
the eve could reach, carrying upon its
surface millions of fish. Every tide the
salt water would reach the beach and
remain there for days. This is my opin-
ion OF the whole matter"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

The plague fright at Berlin has re-
called the extraordinary precautions
taken during the cholera epidemic of
1881. A cord was drawn in front of
houses supposed TO be infected. The
keys were given to police agent, who
three or four times day went to see
what the inmates wanted. He then
placed wat he brought them on the
outside near tie door. The money was
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

NEW YORK seems as fond of roast
horse flesh as Paris is. Within the last
month two large stables have been
burned and each time over fifty horses
were roasted to death. A great number
of horses have been thrown out of en-
plOyment since the elevated railroad be-
gan running, and as the horses were all
insured the singular event of two such
Notwithstanding fires becomes less siDgu-
lar
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

ONE-THIRD of Chicago's population
is German, and nearly equal proper
ton of the public school teaching is done
in the German language. The board OF
education proposes to exclude all Ian
guages except English from the schools,
unless taught simply as accomplishments,
and the Germans are holding public
meetings in opposition to the measure.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

IT is safe enough to tickle wasp un>
der his wing, if you do it with very
long straw.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-20

A SOCIETY paper says; "Square
necks are much worn On low corsages.
V necks are also seen, but round. low
necks are preferred by most young ladies
for ball toilets" We prefer round, low
necks, and object strongly to square
necks because the corners cut your arms,
and the V necks (Which mean five dol
lars, we SUPPOSE are too costly Oil
City Derrick.
, 1879-02-14

s., Louis, Fob il. 3.-CorToS-Ttrm and un-
tau7ed; midd1ing, MIC; sales, 400 bales; re-
tepts, $50; shipments, !, 600; stock, 31.20o.
r1ora-Good demand md prtccs n shade higher;
tsute extra foil, 50. .T0l3.B5: tronlc extra fn!i.
sLG;S}i20; family, 81. 45D4. 90; choice, S4.TO
e4Si.
0R4x-N -Nheathighcr: good speculative demand;
yp. z ted fall, 07a07Ac cssh: D7!fc Febraury;
g1bQ9SAc March; D0c April: S1.00 May; No. 3
rd tall, n3ne. Corn firm; No.9 mixed, 3sGa
s!!it essh; 224D3o.sc March; 33.1 fs33.1c Aps.1;
aiAa34.c Mty. Oa,s oponed strong and higher;
sstd At inside prices; No. 2, 2+slc May. 1syc
ffn ana unchanged: &c casl1; 44Ac Mnrch.
Tn,tkY-stcady: 81. o.. .
Pso1uloss-potk .qulet at 50. 10@o.7 75. Lard
dall: offered It 800. Dulk meats quiet; 20 dnYH
!ofaY cured clear ribs s.. 70Go4 rs; cured do vi
ktcxuk Ei.85 cash; $500 for June. pacon
itttdy, with fh!r demand; shoulders, ST rs;
s!est ytt. s5,a0l5. AN cash; 81. 55 for April; !;
iaon clear. s.. 20.
Rscrf1s-Flour, 4, 900 hrls; wheat, 10. COO bu;
tu'n, Il, cog By; oats. 7.00o bn; RE. 1000 bu;
suIrxEs7s-Flour. IL, 900 brls; wheat. 20, 900
bu; corn, 100, 600 bu; outs, 5, 600 bu; rye, none;
Eitlty none,
, 1879-02-14

tesh"n u! tecasurca WchlIn AMI that'thry tH'"tf+
resolved to avrngc 'nyeclf nnt, sauae ht1n 70
trct'!b!c i1 the n!kt of HI. nlnanIilccnvc." Dust
scgeise' Harlan m brotltor ian Afghan 1fnth-
crth scat" 'ls,n IN thc diyan, n',l give. him TIC
command of l,a regulars. with the rank q sir.
ra:k:er War Is declared IN Rnn1ccth, pau Of
~ Ju'irohti, ~ which the beikhs arc dclcntct.
Tug nfoiid ktng OF Lahore Hlia,ico unnn MS
threatened throac. ns mr. cxsla,s!ed Win terror
aa apfoaistlnE deaoar. iinr'An i,as AVENGED
pe worry wEi!o 70 examine !tfiher mig iilack'
csags iIa}' ffotah U'HFdaH 'ah1q1H% ~ n. ~.
4, q AhMehunHgdf, nntl 70 INT o1t "hcihrr
tnc eseaL aal'rlat IN early NO. 'au not fcad tla
lts bonnce allt! exagaeraFlons:
- yGar nlieF tnis triumph i!ar!an indtce8 l}0st
70 na9c var on tile l'rlnce nf koun'iouz. Now.
1nss neln - tllat no5tlon OF thss memoir which 10
increasing n niIitary sstsc, tor It ahwa tlas
t!in mat, tcas'y had b1tl' pluck aud coura9e: II
.'! suIm9nntea ~, tne indian caucasus, anu there
npon ihe mountain nights tnfurled my conntry's
oanner Der 10 tne ofeezc, unuer sautc OF twenty
asA nu"s. ~ the htcf, pass Ct ny frosty Cast-
easus, tnal oi hinrzart l2,O feet above the sen,
.ie s.as-spaheled g.. banner gracefully waved amid
TIC 'cv peaks nh solllcss ragged rocks OF stcr-
~ teeipn. we strtE9!eu atnhl the
nlEllts ol tioee Alpine rnngcs, until now SUD-
Posea inaccessible @ to TUG labor ot ,na1'.
.. III tilc pasaaEe over moutltaln as.
t1t, T.t ~ ai!es III exsent from Kabul to Bntkh."
!At Hnslan ulti Lead horde Of ru!han
so'ere over tltte inaccessible Ilasscs Is perfect
ytr,,ct md dEngllshtacttc1ans todny have studied
oIt hls map a1tl retfaced his steps: iuttlhr
asiac tue ratl'et fnHatcd character Of tile per
a9iial narrative, the book Affords US curious
ellinpse q Afghan lie aud manners, which have
Apparently remained unchanged. Here e llnr-
lana ueseripttoft o. Dost slofIammed: "Hc IL
~ nloIsteT q sApaeltys tns dna!ilf 1s . natural
V!ce Win nun, lss eyes had bad fclno glare
who no looked full N the lace of any one, and
iaiey assumed m an awkward sturc Of attention
Wien tile accumulation OF gold Was the subject
vi Hls thouEnie' JIG was accustomed TO employ
policy IN ordinary Intercourse with society. a.
tsotga inc most revolving cruelty was rccklcssly
Pfact'ccu On OIL occasions q exactinE money"
l!er1 Is blt Of hutnDrt Which Is neatly told:
, 1879-02-14
scrt, NIL mountains, nll !il" h!croelyphies Of
Fr fhHroaEs, Allsl the fireworks OF twenty fes-

The 1'i1HroaEs. and the fireworks Of twenty fes-
tivals.
AZ this awful spectacle the prtnters smoto
tlsclr h0stIihs, The ropy.lIof1crs toro their Ilar,
MID ttr npbEcntIcns lost thtit rcnsut,. The
most daring Tucked the proofs. where sumo
rcrogntzed Persian, otatra the unfamiliar SYM
bole Of madagascar. some SansksIt. Work wns
pushed on Will, blind truat IN Providence,
"Dn the morrow N. dc batxae sent over two
hhects f'i pura Chlnese Only fifteen DAYS left !:
nlat'tlrnrd copy.ho!Ier cn'lcavors to blow uut
his brains.
Two more proofs received, vcrv tcgl1ly writ
ten ia Burmese. Two printers go bl[ul.
I'LL at the Aeyenth essay some symptoms Of
excellent French wcro diagnosed; nay there
were eTcn faint traces Of connection between
tho Htlrases.n
, 1879-02-14

the comsntltcc-room with the ,outhtomc tIcklcrs
OF the pafatc. The ulcsecngcr entered the ruum
md Rravely layng the puckage before tho Chair
man proceeded tu remove the cover, when Pnt~
tcr catching glimpse Ut The glasses, ex-
"What's tha,f what's tl,at3"
it.n
"No / didn't; no / ttldu't," said The cnlbar-
rasscd Potter; "take It AWAY, ntd be p. 4. G.
about It, The Committee gets enough tally
Considering tho amount Of "talIyh Agnes
,|cnks a'n! Jim Anderson gave the Committee,
tn say nothing OF st. Martin, It is no wonacr
that the Ctarman's gorge ROSE Ut lLe sixht ol
that layout.
, 1879-02-14

Ntx..., - T. II
u0Nc. NNta'es pu1 ateaay
ss1ouR-steady aud unchanged.
md ndhu.%hs.t-uood ~h. demdna at full prioas; rcd
faSts Ae' a.@e7e. Corn In good demand At ~
,i.,S. @ uass In good demand At at2ahQaobc. Ryo
auY:..s" "!ta good demand 1t 51l59c. barley
ID oes1'oss-PoFk ~ quiet but arm at SO. oo@
biz m..i aitd quiet but firm: steam held At So 76,
a.tsd, s..a: s,''aa9; 'aou!aer., gu So 6!l sti'
Apa y; ss sssh, S. 90 buyc. Ta2eh, g. III; soIsr %
Dseon T. f. ~ Maf; short clear nomiDaliy III, ID.
md asx ~ ~! tae'nAnd; Sa..5, $5.37Ii65.bO;
In""ksf-Qutet In"sf but stoady At s1.oa.
, 1879-02-14
MILWAUKEE.

8"1 8"11AF1U1kEE.
1.nd. !''-fLou3-ln good dc.
Ia. ! Mn' neat ateaaY; opened and closed strong;
ue;yo "aa&ee assm hard. sl.00; No. l Milwaukee,
pose. s.a aa''waukee. poc; February, poc; March,
;evs. a. aofli' o1ac; May, GGc; No, s Milwaukee,,
.aa s,.'.,. =. 9u11oc; rejected. Boc. Corn scarce
Xo. .,," ~ = nav, 3lc. Oats hiuher; scarce
i,e. n..,te. .tte. Nya searce and w4pted; No, ],
7is ''4s' dull and lower; No. 9 spring, fresh,
aex, xtannSs-Vu!es n ~ but steady, Mess po1k aulot; !;
lloos.'g;.. se.3g. La'd-pf.mo steam, 50. .75.
y 4 .HQ "'1aefat -. 00t3. 10. Dressed, hsm
kkrtthrS ,,-.. ... ..-..-
s,lrsrsr.f ineur, 7, 900 ht1s; wheat. Is, 900 bu,
b. ''-s!onrt II, UU0 htls; what. ii. U1Q
, 1879-02-14

Eradcs, f4.0o: mctIlInL 9l.a5: good. "a. TO-:
choIcd and shncy. s4.tl:1sti.7a.
anAfN-Whent atm; Pennsylvania RED, 81. D5tz
G5l.odA. Js1c--Westrsn, b'pa54c. Corn steady
md firm; rejectctt Western, I.c; steamer, 4:ift
4J!fc; mtSc,l and yu1lUw. i4!ic. 0a:s In fair do.
n,anf: white Wrtfrrl,, !Ofz 9Diic.
pMytrtexs-Stcady. Sicss pnsk, 410. k0sb
II .1N India mess hecf. s17. h1at ii. 90; hams.
..'noked. ss.hottu.h 10: nicklrd. s7.25GD7. IL.
Lard seeatly: prime stcAn,. 81. %.
HGTTEfl-SGw York Stata md t}radford County
Ll'a. extras, 1tGo93c; Western ltcsrrvc, 10Gt
GUc.
l:aas--Atcaay: Western, 17Gl18c.
CHEErE-stendY :'Wc4ttrn. J4kBIc.
WrtsHr--WGstcrnt 81. ".
NErk.lTH--Flnuy. =, Ut'0 hr1s: wheat, 40, 600 bu
corn ~. 600 bn: uatA, 1. 200 b,,.