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, 1879-08-18

John Sherman to Charles Foster: SEQ that
my boon, Is kept grccn.
Mr.. Conkling can always cary the Oneida
Community by large majority.
Mr., Tldan does not intend to run for tho
Presidency. He will Ride blackstone.
porhapH Alr. Auson could bit bottor if lo
saould put lycr-pad I'll ll!s baseball bat.
Tho ''Bos,rbon BallaIs" Of lilo Now York
Tribune have lad Il very bad ofIcct iu iazoo Couu-
y, Miss1ts!pp
per1laps Massachusetts can buy Bon Dutlor
Of With spoons. II this proves sAlsncccsafH, thsto
n Ho h0ra for her.
Mr.. Bennett has All income OF $1,000
day. anil We appoint him 10 pay tho expenses OF
Inc british MiHsson.
The popularity Of tho Rev. Newman Hall
has diminished to such IN extent ttat ho will never
bu Obliged to hire one.
Gambetta will bo married shortly, and it
tAgnte po+aibc TINT he believes tlo rigltfu h0lr
OF France has not yut been born.
Olive Logan says Miss Ncilson falls in love
with every now Rom<o. Fortunately, howoves,
Mr.. conkllng docs not play lomso
In various quarters tile suspicion obtains
tlat lfaRIan IL fsaua md that his victories llavo
eten won by money sathus tnan muscle,
Tho dutieH Of Mr.. Walking position rs
husband Of Alice Oatps promise to deyclon him
Into one of tho lnert prlzeaglters In tho country
Queen Victoria las triod tho flavor Of that
twenty-five poHnd salmon which tHs PRINCESS
Inulsc caught wAlu thu Duku Of Argyll was IN Can.
ada,
Graco Greenwood In authority for tho Rtato-
nent TINT Acnsy Ward Beccl,cr IL kept constantly
supplied with p0atage HtalalA t., the army Ut auto.
gTanh hun.ers.
Whitalaw lsela's ideal newspaper Is, mp.
Mrsntly, paper thu. does not pullIah tho nowa.
!ls haper VIA s!teut on tue ConkItns scandal uAtlt
hwas week DID,
Aosa Honl.cur Woars ge,ni-mascnlins 1ress
while ~ aor studio, hnt Sarah l,ernhaflt does mt
'se! ao'e 10 work to advantage until sho has uon.
ncd trousers aad all,
woluan III Now York, crazel by tho
murder Of Mrs Hull, lcapel from her bedroom
window and WAS killed. Cla.ttue Cox must bo
hanged cuupla Ut tln,rs.
Tho best why TO si!oace talkatiyo porson
~ never 10 interrupt hiu,, "a he eventually runs
onl VI Ideas, though he npyer t.,cs listening 10 thu
Maalc OF his hwret yolee,
a party Of young Austriana of rank, In.
s!aaah9 thFeo Hungarian noblemrn n, ve,y o,d
ssso. @4e on their wny lo thls country. ntrnI.
''Ne apat'l'3 excursion III tho West.
a., I1.I."pfess Eugsais haa written letter to
suo a'o ftlnee lnpcisls secretary au,l Llo...nher
fas ~" IN make no chargea pf cuY rtl,ru or
ao' 'a"'' asa'tst Tho men who wesu With ,,rr
son "hen tha fatnE Zulu assapl, oecutrod. '''
Gov. oroswell, OF ArioAieup. win IN . ,v,,-
over " 6t, ID about to be ma,rtod to Nj. ,..t,
aassfofs' "s Charlotte, In that State Tbo vn,,v
' a.. a. "su3. wealthy. aud stl in her twoates
wv wa S'a4"A.eu u on'e' College uot long sgo
, 1879-08-18
YOUTHFUL lNCESDIARIIzS.

YOUTHFUL 1NCENItiA1t14zS.
Thu west Lake street policemen arose in
their awful majesty WHEN, late Saturday night,
setgt. Dnrrow md Oillcer II. u. 1s,ngrosu
brought intn the .station the darling incc.nllares
wl,u llyu infested lat district for months psst.
Ihe culprita, lures dIrty.facesi toys, named
Charles Dr GolYer, 10 years; Ellic proyancs,a,
IL years; and Rudolph Erickson. II years, stood
uu In a row bcforu Lieut.. Callahan, and cried
lard to 10 "lot 70 homo to our mns." but liz,
to luugco1l-celI they went, 9nd there they
rc.nan Tile boys' parouts live respectively at
Nos. G97 ani Go Hubbard street, ulaI NJ. IL
baldwin street. AZ No. tao Hubbard street. ia
MI oil, twn-story frasne tenen,ent-house, owned
by Mrs. C0bb, aud only pArt!ally occupied.
The occupants VI tho rear oi lllc ll0llsc were,
until low dnys, ago. i1ati nn'lca ArIlltage
ailti q wnInan, Airs. Ferclt. The luttCr has frc
qusntIy drunk nnl dlsos.lcr'Y. unl was recently
sent to tl,c IIuusc Ut Correction. The sn,all
boys o! the nefEllborfUo0 have long had ArEudge
against the llt,uBu fur Eiyllls sEeltcr to snct.
i1ig ihe windows, carrying aaay tne stcps, nn'I
lu all Eurts Ut WHY'S trying to render the botsu
unInhatttablc. i lnw day agu the roof caught
lire, presumably from Tho dctcctiyu chimuey,
but Inccnd|aIisnl was limited ut. Last Friday
AFTERNOON Il llttlo daughter Of ono of The ten.
ants III the housc. MIS-. Mcashcr, while watch
it. some ullArhicyoua buya wllo were hnngn.
about Tho premises, saw them. set lre
10 bNHcli DI Xahlct aMel as III
used for rubbing oil oil machinery, au,l
pince the hurt.!nE ri!o c!osu to thu
wall Of the building, an.l bunrath tls first
tloor, She called 10 lcr ,nulhcs, who, With cou-
RtdGrablu trouble, cxttnEuisheI tho Ire, unll
prevented tlss Inuso ,Tun, turning down.
lhn posics wrra Informed Of lhc lact, md
n,atlu tl,e a5oyu arrrsts, AZ irst the buya
,,p. Young Erickson found tho waAte. anA De-
Goiyer pinned tho ars,n. Tho former a!so
supplied shp match, anl tho litter placed and
fired tho pile. Wnen asked why he did this,
,tttlo De(lolyer autd that al! thu reiglbors
encouraged tin boys In breaking down
tbs ulu rlrkettY house, asnl tnt
detective Kenneyt who lives IN tho Same neigh
losAu.l, sayo ilttle boy named Willis #clker
u cents to set fire to the p1nre, but t,e WAS
afraid to tln 60. Ne also claimed that Ida Ken.
ncy, young daughter of thu lrtccLtYt's, lind
told them to fire tht house. Inquiry 0t Thu
aforementioned pcrsolla proves Charlie
to bc Nh arrunt young liar. liz does not be!lu
tile reputation given him by thu nefghboEs His
lnot!.cr IL quite Respectable wo.Ean, but flas
but littlo time tu attc1ld To ~ nlscllevos SOL.
Detective kenncy. did give Willie Walker 10
gents, but II WAS f'r chores the llt!o follow lid
adunt hta llulne, Alnl 1t was given llf.n tn buy
irc.crnckcra for tllu Fourth VI JULY. Tho yeuni:
asnpcsraees will bu brought into Tho West
UlytAtou Folicc-C0urt to-uaY.
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re observe hy the local parcfa "nsn s"!"1
Eupd fcafon's Ah"otina th"' ~ ,t.otn,,
hats, md prominent citizens pe'ne 'an,, s"u ,oIt
things shot. party at Gn'eAso ~" s.,.,', a..n,.
town last week fur Montsen. u" ""n''""
sion: they 1htcna ~ htoos t"o '1s
....., ,..
4 beautiful yourg-tllat n to any, poau-
nm, n,s,rIcd woman upon tho West Side, has ber
rn.t into statn Of nervous agitation by Fo'ecein4
on ths awful fnct tliat there IL to be census taken
next y,ar. 40 Charles" ahe eaea i''e nthcf ahY
tn her malicious hn%band, 10 Charles, Thon that
l,orsii ctnsns man comes rof1nt WHY marc 70 an
aver ni! tho gncAttond lo asHs-as'e"ef tucn,
ttutbtully, meaHt'
rCcr,ain1Y. my love- replied her hnsbsnd:
thc act Of March Il, la7'. psosiuth9 Iof Tue TAX
Ins of tho ccnsua, cnncte that my person giving
fatac information Hth! 10 n'tnlshe taf hcf]rS anu
contempt Of court by tmprt'unncnt tor from hTt 10
nfly years. or tlnn of y" 10 sho ooo. NJ the los'
ctetton OF the Court.
40 mercy me- Signed TIC unhappy woman.
~ didn't mind II 20 1nHeIi when they ran'e foanu
In 1s7O. because that was ni1e ycnta hso' bul
now. You Hno" an Tue fcchfde af'l our family
p1hlo were 'hlFncu an IN tne p'a hfe' 50 pcthata
they ncTrr would hna oat II sa'a wasn't auho
ns not yoi'nE Oh AMI
''Dh. ! tloht Hho" apout 'hht' hao hee "'7'
hand; lyon Hcc They've preserved ali tho doet'.
nlcnts of the previous ccHsps III t"o sai'lhs.n'ah
anything was "'one' u" my "u"'' nas. law .''.. w.
would 10 10 loaK up a',e i'p'ss nn .. t''ua LII
would find ont tnat so, ~" ""ts san'ou .o.ee .e"
In tei1 and thcfe "ouM nH "l' l''eh.3"."s 49, ~
1n!ice nppolh'ea w tonsttas u oeo ~ ., "A. o"s
where inc oines hcse" .,s ssas '"n so9 -" ~. ',t"
the lepus5 s"lsa VA a'... " ~ .t,.,,a"s -,
hontca anu sno" 'ou. as ~ a..
obatn vhat tno ~ ss' ~ .,,.
"a proof OF iioy VIII au ~ .' st,a Ihn taTr
yonr siH WIZ NJ" sou uus h''o '"o"' '"'''
i meal ta!ss -, !u'o. '...'.,, ,,,
"0h, thatit Do too y" "1u"' y" wv, sne '"'.l'ea' -,
but, a1tee az. 'cts - see =" -.
for I'll be ahle u nhu Wv ~" w. s"Hs
thing hefoss tHe ''!ec1 isa' 's' 'no .s"a. a"o
longs to tic chafcn' aha "o..I ta.'n a"' e"n'a ,
venture 70 ~ u"ut' aH. rs ~ .'E'."s, ~. ~.
would 1t 10 II went h"as '"1o t,ctu"ht.ts "oA
want to haTa Chcaso ~ eoo w.. osu" ~ to"''
In population ph' F''!. "'u.un W. .',,sea 'e's
much,-Fm only anc prlso"' s"a SHOW
''That won!dh pvx.a ~ ".s"' .s' l"5 "sat' su.o
hcf '"rs' ei"Fc'3t e- e' "'"'.' s"A''''
ate you III tug eoa.tl5 w 'no .al.o.
"bnt eouun l 'casa ssu n"u ny pHo.o
grapl',-l looA 4"''e 5ou"! " ~ '"cn tney cou'a
Get H'5 name u! F'eAt' ""u .Hey n'"t" tlc east
my arc sue cou'u sa5 S"e ai'" hn"-'or ine'h ~
strieo an asofes' 'ion' '"' phosos'apf ""u say
'apout ~. ..., ,....
''fhat scheme, though ingenious, to impsactic-
ahle, fepilea tao heas14es' p.ate; 'aha. ~ they
would PROBABLY put mo on oath' Tue tfuth would
hasc 10 come out INC ncs1 to'ns ~" Gun 40 ~ 10
own up 10 every Guy o' Sonr real hec' lhc!1afhE
feap.yca!a. nnd get suuaFp by putting OIL from ak
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Will you kind. nlnw Hc space to say to our
friends among tllr country msuagers that
pcrson named Fleutje, WHO represents himself
rs ttc manager uf the Original Chicago Church
GhoIr Plslafore Company from tIayerly's Then.
ire. IL frauu 80 far rs this particular claim Is
concerned.
slf. Fientio never t1al any connection with
this theatre. an1 flasur!y's Chicago Chtl7rl
ChDir r!natore COMPANY IL un,icr the Sole
management of yours truly.
WILLIAM ]. DAVIS.
uAYIRLY's THEATRE. Anc. III. 1871.
, 1879-08-18

rgov1pE3cE, aug. 17.-Chsrlcs Hartman
wns the winner Of the tlrs. prizc i'll tic go-as-
you-piease match Of scycnty-ilYe lluurs, walk"
In. asS3 miles.
, 1879-08-18

Ecccntric Lightning.
Lightning Is eceeutzic In OeorCta. The FORSYTH
4tIxrtiaer says that large tree was struck and
frile.l to the ground, nnl IN yo,lus H,au. riding
BY OF mule, received such heavy ahpcS as to
fur l,e beast ffon unleE hln."
, 1879-08-18

A trial Of Mrs. Win.low'a Soothing Syrup for
frau, mother. Is couta Avoid limitations.
, 1879-08-18

II you have rheumatism. nsnras!a, Q. htutaet
Rnssin Ur cut. use 'I]Euwn's ii0lssnuiu palaces."
i wppdesful fptn,.ty. trIcr. % ceuls.
, 1879-08-18


fact, ho has done m11ch to improve The country.
lie has supplied 1t With mnny material advhrl-
taGc' n"; tlnt l. would ne7es havo possessed
took money, and be oycresttmAted tho
rcsnusccs OF tho country and tho
readiness with which the people would adapt
themselves to hi. reforms. At present soma OF
his great works ara ln successful operation. Tho
compilation Of the othera IL suspended for tho
present: Of co,,.s and mnst 1emao 80 gntl mt,
tho finances q ne country. The AlexandIta q
suez KaI}road brings In net profit OF about
eGoo,0oo, which is aopropsiatedt 10 Ray tho u.
tereat on uie 'rrcicrred' debt Of about Ell"
WIG 10 Wat sisa e1.eu. veto tho projects Of tho
Khctlive fcastblel''
"Ho could. of course, Introduce many Of tho
nrotlucts Of civilization Into tho country, all OF
poeefblo I'd cngraft European civilization on an
African stock. Tic people don't think u no
10, and hayo utterly different aaosratons md
tendencies. Ihcn there = Their religion. wh!ch
Is 81 different In spirit from ours, and to which
they arc 10 devoted. You never hear OF COM
ycrt from Mohammcdautsm. The prevailing
ldcas ~ u government are different; the hah!ts
OF lilo and thought arc dii[ercnb from onra. Tho
life Of the East aud the West arc irrccouctiabe,
as1d. II our social md political system were to
snpplant theirs, It would % only altar centariea
ol patient propaEnndtsM."
to hsve been, 81 having foreigners at hi9 court1'
i'ecauac OF his lovo Of European civilization.
iic iosed 70 havo those near him VINO wote TO its
'lnai'ner bp!n,' and whom ha believed to DO the
nest agents he could get Tor the accomplishments
| q! tlie reforms he desired to make among hts
sap1cess' Lately, think le began TO get tired
Of them, nnd he never Ind any preference for
them oyer y, , nus except On se-
count n1 t'!eir Knowledge ard progressive no"
tlons:"
| "He WAS vel! disposed toward Americans, tt
10 npderssoodi" !"
~ ~
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"A TOtjtx TIP.

altel'l1oh u tHe t'"l'et ~ II et3 o.'''n'"~e Wv
l!l,lting tlle playing OF baseball within tho c!Iy
limits on Sundnys. OCCURRED At abuut I'D o'clock
,a.t ,r. nf,or,,,.,,, ,,o,r ,hr r,rncr NJ Mo1lton
s.o's.""t c'l,.f'.,' ~ .,,s ,.,.s' ,,.a.. t,.,,
street anu en'l'oFn'a aVohne: awo oasc.1s's
ntncs, MnGG tip Of yt,iln. ineu from tflc vicinity
of Van Burcu anl Harrison streets, cast ot
rfot.,., .,rc,, ,vnrc cnru,,cd IL a ,rnme FIR i,
,,ut.. ~ q, ,.,,t,t t,,s ,.,nnng nc ,vo.
'honoy pf"c " - M.''en Wv. "1'"n'ss n".s , ""'
Ono p,uc catnc from the vicinity OF Hoston
ovcunc ont, vnn nrrcn strert. md the other
,,,. ,,,, frn,,, thos ,lvInr aot the corncr
"'' .aue "p .o'' @ ,,,a., .,es," Viii H.,
70 former srI parsy w was joseph Koliey, 20 years Of
arc. anl living with hts parcnts Mt No. 15j West
IInr,tson strc,, 1,hc ,m,fre IN tlu. GANG
.,.s1t ,s, .i.,,s,.,f ,,ts,,l,ol ,,,,,,,
'en..1s, n '" an s.n ,rns aoc,,.o' nf
partially. While the ga,,Ie Was III progrcas ycs-
tcr,,ay ,,,sm,tu arosc IA to ;t,c correctness Of
~. ~ ,ta ,,,"is,,,,s AMI a. ro.,it. rho ancr.
,a,a.. tao,s .tl.os ouI ' 1,cnsu m warn wur,
Just few moments before tl'ts,. dcorgc
1Inar. n ynupg man }rtng 1T No. ilt3 West
MntI!son street, catuc I'm, and, with thrcc catn-
pauiul,s, was looking 1T tso game. uaa., wilo
Tus stanlng u,iite close to the unl-
nirr. insisted that lie WINS mistaken, lIi,l
WA no stubnorn Ia stfckI,n, IL md pro-
claiming tits Idea tint he WIS nccostcd
by younE Kelley, who believed that the decision
wa CORRECT, md! Mt tho same titno maintained
tint outsiders Ind no right to Interfere. Words
continued to pass between tllcln. until either
Qua called tic Other a }iur. Iiuas, Il
is claimed, made movement rs II
smi,rt md lust at that moment Kelley struck
Hin ut tju rsad with baseball la. which 1to
Ind fri hand. liz then walked awns fruin The
iicid, but was pursued by some of tic by-
stlutlrrs. fl passing EuTltlc.isousc No.
hall lat ~ Erllnr siitc1, struck Him on the
, 1879-08-18

thought tim. Watson Ind ranc, but l!c did
nat know whether he Ja.l lnkcn Mum
t,r not, lIu knew nothing Of thfsn l,eorie TT
ceptiIg the fact l,at they 1,nl awasd ftrtIuentr.l
his uInce, and c Ind never hal aI,y trunb!c with
them. -..
,rotl extensively III tho cpurts tU tile roles of
straw-haiacr, prrjurcr, ew[ndler, ctr.. md is
lnrd character generally. In March, l17i. ie
nn! pnrtncr 1E hts hail Roue tlv4llns,s III Ham
ana lambs, WIRE arrested un ci,arge Of cnI.-
spiracy, nnl lIcil to the Criminal cutlrt IN toDa
pf $500 cnch. f1c was then :ravrIng u.nltr Tho
niles Of Frnncfs l.,nl. ao'nc wcrks later hc waa
arrested on chdr0e u perjury alt l'id to hwntt
llle Rctinn of tic firAnl .1lTy, It fecfns TINT
10 had given inp1lt1h Tor n uickm,ckct named
Jotnlson, sctladulini. suIno $S,xN worth of
rr0perty, ,wncn he WIS mot wt'rih ecnt. III
May OF tl!e same wear he WIS nrrestcu on cotn-
plnlut Of j. II. S;cwaEt for uttafniI,E HuueY lltl
der false prctrnsea. lntt the affair VIA settled
l,cfOro the trial cutne of. Again. he went OIL
tic lonh Ut tho notorious Mike Weaser, nMl
wa. nrfcssetl by The Central Atatton dvtcettvcs.
nloDg with the f1nrth,nns aI gang ii straw
l,allcrs, IN a.,oipr charge Vi perjury, and Sum.
.ner1eld hG1i him to Tic trl.nnal Court In
bends Ut sluB00. 4 true bfll VAS fund aEanst
llttN ~ the GrAnl jury, aild he was IMPRISONED
for Il length Of tmc. After Tits he was lost
sI1At ri by 'lc police until thu other day, when
he rrnppcarcd as counterfcltcr.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-11-29

A Minnesota farmer says the best far
mers Of Minnesota are beginning to reno
sate their land by plowing in clover
They SOW the seed ia Spring with spring
wheat; the next Spring it makes a heavj
growth that is plowed in when in blossom
the land is fallowcd the rest Of the season
and wheat sown the next Spring. Prac
iice has shown that one crop Of clover ma
nures for three crops Of wheat; thus, b
growing and ploughing in clover one veal
il every four, the land can be kept
10 good condition for growing wheat.
He also states that it is the custom Of mar
ket gardeners IN the vicinity Of Western
cities 10 use large quantities Of manure, as
il can be had for the carting, but as il is
very slrawy straw being so abundant at
the West--they draw il home, pile it, and
lot il rot for season, before naing il; but
one enterpfising gardener said that he had
proved By experience that he could keeE
his vegetable land in good condition b
growing clover and blowing il in cheaper
than he could by drawing and handlin;
manure. which cost nothing at the stable
A crop Of clover one year 10 three, follow
cd BY fallow foT the rest Of the season
which helps 10 clear the land from weeds
Is the most economical way he has fount
to ieriiIize for and cultivate market gardel
vegetables,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-11-29
CHANGE OF TIME.
Western Maryland Railroad
70 =.


ON aud after Sunday, October Q, 1879
" Trains will run over thisroad MS follows
r,ssvxrrn nAINs RvsEINa WEST.
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Select pattre.
TEE OLD UL00K


o, Tho old, old clock, Of the household stock,
Was the brightest thing and neaiesi;
lis hands. though old, had touch ofgold,
And ix chimes rang siIla the sweetest.
Twas monitor, too though It's words wire few,
Yet they lived through nations altered;
Aud It's voice, still strong. warned old and young
When the voice Of friendship ialtered.
AIfck, tick. . Il said--"qnick. quick 10 bed
For ten I've given warning;
Up. up. and go, or else you know.
You'll never rise soon In the morning
A friendly voice was that old old clock,
As II stood IN the corner smiling
AND blessed the time With merry chime,
Tho Winter hours beslliiing;
But a eross old voice was that tlresone clock,
Asst called at he daybreak boldly
When The dawn looked gray on the misty way,
And the early air blew eoldly;
srick. tick p Il said-'quiek out Of bed
For Eve I've given waning;
You'll never have health. you'll never get wealth,
Unless you're up soon In the morning"
sun hourly Tie clock goes round and found.
With tone that ceases never;
While tears are shed fur bright days fed,
And the old friends lost forever;
It's heart beats on, though hearts are gone
That warmer beat and younger;
lis hands stu move, though hands we love
Are clasped on earth no longer
"Tick tick. Il said-to the churchyard bed
The grave hath given warming
Up, up. and rise. and look to the skies,
And prepare for The heavenly morning"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-11-29
rAssrNorn TRAINS nuNNiNo EAsT.
STATIONS

SUNDAY TRAINS
Going East, will leave Union Bridge for baltimore
and intermediate stations n go O. N. and 312 D. m
Going Wost, win leave baltimore Tor Union Bridge
and Intermediate stations at o. q. M. and 30 y. m
EMMITTSBuRG RAILROAD.
Trains South will leave Emmittsbuw at 62i and
9.aa A. NJ, and 2ij L. NJ aud arrive at Rocky
Ridge al 60 and lO2j A. NJ, aud $40 Z. ". Trains
North viii leave Rocky Ridge al - and 1852 A.
~. and Ia T, NJ, aud arrive o. Emmitt,burg rs
aud ll.sl A, ~, and 740 p. N.
Through Car for Frederick leaves baltimore at +
+. NJ aud leaves Frederick for baltimore az 6D
A, ~,
ner Of Gay and Exeter streets, pass within square
Of Hillcu station
10 Baltimore time Is given at all stations
}. NJ. HOOD Gvu1 Mauagcr.
octH p. II. GR4swoI-O Genl Ticket Agent
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-11-29

SALr roR WHEA1.--c Confirmed inquiry
being made as 70 tho value Of salt on the
wheat cEop, We qaale the results Of an ex.
pertinent reported to the Elmira farmers
club, as given ii the Hasbandnsan. The
experiment was made by John Roy, who
spread salt on bis wheat ground at the rate
Of only two and half bushels per acre.
The seed waa drilled ID, the land narrowed
q smooth Iho rough surface, and the salt
then spread A strip rod vide was left
Without salt Weare informed that there
was "a decided advantage 70 the wheat
whore he salt was spread plainly better
than where no silt vas used If such
experiments could b repeated, with The
additional care &c accurately measuring
che crop land on both portions, We might
arrive AZ some ooholusions As to what kinds
o. hnas ase most likely 70 be benefited
BY theppplisasion.
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PATENTS

OBTAINED for new inventions, or for i'm.
~ provemenls in old ones Caveats, Trade
Marks and all patent business promptly at
tended 20,
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE HEgx REJECTED
may still, In most cases, be patented by US:
Being opposite the U. s. Patent Office, and
engaged IN PATENT BUSINESS Exclusively,
we can secure patents in less time than those
Who are remote from Washington and who
must depend upon the mails in all transae
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