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National Republican., 1880-06-25
TIED STATES MARsHAHs SALE.

BY virue of writ of ferl ncias, issued out OF the
Clerks Office OF the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia. and TO me directed will sell at public
sale, for cash, at the CourtHOuse door of said Dis
trict, oil TUESDAY the 9th day OF JULY. 1880, at
Y o'clock m all the right, title claim and interest OF
the defendant In and to the toowingdescribed
property, to wit: Lot No. |. in Block No 6, in the
Howard University subdivision Of the farm of John
a. smith, commonly known as EilnghNm Place, To-
Gated In the County of Washington, District of Co
lumbia; levied upon as the property Of People s
Savings Bank, TO satisfy execution No. 2i at law,
IN favor oil Samuel G. Pomeroy Ct al, trustees Barry
Farm. FREDK DOUGLASS,
u. s. Marshal ID. C.
JIrSE iaI7 8
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DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

WAsHINGToS, June I. 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the secretary
of the Navy for furnishing Stationery for the Navy
Department, and Bureaus and OniCes thereof, IN
Washington, during the fiscal year ending June ~
1881. will be received until u O'Clock M OF the 10Th
of June,
Proposals must lie submitted on the forms fur.
nished by the Department, with the guarantee and
certificate annexed, and unjust embrace all the Items
therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged In business IN
Washington, or vino have not supply depot IN such
city Will rot be considered
The schedule embraces two general classes: lst
Paper ana Envelopes; "a, Miscellaneous Articles
and the contract will be awarded In the whole or by
classes, mny be considered the more advantageous
10 the Government.
The Department reserves the right 10 require a
greater less quantity OF any article IN the schedule
Than that specified, as the wants of the same may
require ~,
Tie articles will be called for from time to time
ns needed, and must be In accordance with the
schedule and satisfactory 10 the head of the Office
or bureau Tor which required; must be delivered
without unnecessary delay and ut the expense OF
the contractor; In default of any OF which require
menIs the Department reserves the right to pur-
chase the articles elsewhere or TO anul the contract
In whole or In part, and Will hold the contractors
responsible for any additional expense may incur
thereby.
The department reserves the right to waive defects
and to re ect any all bids.
Bills properly approved Rcciulng under the con-
~ X. W. THOMPSON,
Secretary of the Navy,
National Republican., 1880-06-25


IL JEsI-lOCAiED summer rooms and board In the
ID ctyi nonung sOnth OH Capitol grounds street
sArs pass lhe door low rates 30 20 y 81 g. leG2wt
National Republican., 1880-06-25

A FAMILY without children would take two gen
~ tlomen IN ihelr home at Nantucket; fine blue
fishing, sailing and bRthngj omoEquitoes table first
class j, Lock Box 4Os city O. jc2l-3t
National Republican., 1880-06-25
WANTED-HELP.

n GOOD cook md laundress, to go TO the seaside
ave le2i
National Republican., 1880-06-25

ID gehernI h0useWOrk. AppIy nt 10 Kldge ~. Je.O
LNMPLOYNENT by two youths, aged twelve and
II seventeen years respectively; intelligent aud
write good hands; best references. Address A and O.
Republican office. je2i
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DRoposALs EoR STATIONERY.

CLERKS OFFICE, HOUSE or REFS, U. s.. /
WAsHISGToS, ID. q June I, 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Rt this
office until IL o'clock m, TUESDAY, July q, 1850, for
furnishing stationery for the use OF The House oil
Representatives,
Hank forms OF proposals, showing the quantity
and quality OF each article and the form Of bond 70 DO
signed by the bidder and surelieS Will be furnished
on application al this office
PROPOSALS. should be iudprsed Proposal Tor Sta-
tioneryn nnd addressed to George NJ, Adams, Clerk
OF House OF Repre- entativcs United States
GEORGE NJ. ADAMS
ieT-lOWiw Clerk Of House OF Reps, u. :.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
District Courts.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT - JUSTICES
WYLIE, HAGNER AND JAMEs.-Lilly VS.. Smith; ar
gued and submitted. Ceas VS.. Burgess; appeal bond
fixed at $500 Jaeger et al. VS. Moore, mandate from
the supreme court of the United States filed. W.
& g. K. r. Co, vs. District of Columbia; argued and
submitted. Booth VS.. Booth; submitted to the
court without argument. United States eN rel.
Barker VS.. Helmick; mandamus refused.
EQUuY COURT JUSTICE Cox. - Adamantine
Brick company ". Woodruff; bill dismissed and
receiver dischargcdi appeal taken. Ballard Paving
company vs.. FOllansbcc ct al. motion for inju IC-
tiou aud receiver argued and submitted. Cater
VS.. COlclu1er ct al; rcstraining order discharged
and injunction denied.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsuCE MACARTHUR.-Ed
ward Mcltae, grand larceny; not guilty. Benjamin
Johnson, witness in the case of Babe Bedford ct
al; discharged from Jail und directed TO be paid
witness fees. Frank jackson, robbery arragncd
and pleaded not guilty. Julia Clark larceny ar
ruigued aud pleaded not guilty. Willis W. War.
rcu, obtaining money under false prCenscs bench
warrant issued for his arrest. Louis Esllidgc AS
sault with intent to kill James A. Rabbit; jury
National Republican., 1880-06-25

A UCTIoN :sALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
10 1sso, at II O'CLOCK M, OF condemned articles be.
longing to the BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND
CLOTHING, consisting In part Of Pre- visions, Cloth
ing Tobacco, Haudkerchieis. Mustard Pepper, etc.
also Scales, Weights Measures, Empty Barrels,
Boxes. Old Padlocks, etc.
full schedule of articles can be seen by applying
ut the Office Of the Commanding 0niccr Auction
ton ID, c.
]. c. 7. DEKRAFFT,
Captain L. S. N. Commanding.
DUNCANSON RIOS. Auctioneers. jelS2aw2w
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4 n CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctionccr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DEsIRAgLE THREE.
STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1ll5 n
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated October c2, a. D.
1875 duly recorded In Lber No TgG, folio 40J ct seq,
of the land records for the District OF Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured thereby |
shall sell at public auction In front of the premises,
on TUESDAY, JULY @, 1850, at o'clock p. M all
that piece or parcel Of land situate in the city of
Washington ID. G., and known lot numbered
eightyfUur (s4 of Kellys subdivision OF certain lots
In square numbered two hundred nnd twelve t2l2l,
together wi Nh the improvements etc
Terms: One-third In cash, and tile balance In G. ~
and Is months with interest at per cent per annun
secured by deed Of trust, all cush ut option of the
purchaser. deposit OF 500 required at time Of sale,
and all conveyancing ut purchasers cost Terms 10
be complied with In seven days.
WILLIAM +. QUICKsALL,
ie22, 90 0.ys&G Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
United STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

by virtue OF writ OF heri facia issued out OF tho
Clerks Oice OF the supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia and TO me directed l will sell at pubc
sale fOr cash at the Courthouse door of said District
on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JULY. 1850, at IL
o'clock all the right title claim and interest OF
the defendant IN aud to the ioowimgdescrihed prop
erty, to witt Lot No. 2 In square No. 39i, cOmmenc-
ing for the same Mt the northwest corner of sail
square, and running thence with Water street 1893
feet inches; thence noreasterly 81 feet inches;
thence east i5Siee TO Ninth street west THENCE olong
said street north 70 feet 10 inches South II street,
thence west with said street S25 feet 10 the place OF
beginning, in the city OF Washington. said District
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, aud all water privileges connected there
with, levied upon as the property OF Mary A. e. kim
mel, to satisfy execution No 2l,77i, nj law, IN favor
OF Edward NJ BuTchard.
June a. 1880 FREDK DOUGLASS,
Je2i-dts u. s. Marshal, ID. G.
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II. W. TTUW TT@UN,
Je7-ltawiw Secretary of the Navy.
nRoPosAL FoR sToNE.currlNG snEps.

DROPoSAL FOR STONE.CUTTlNG SHEDS.
ESGINEER's OFFICE, WASHINGTON MONUMENT, |
WAsHINGTOE, j. O., June 10, 1880. !
BEA LED PROPOSALS will be received Mt this
Office until ~ m, the 2sth day UN, 1880. for
the material and Workmanship required in the
erection OF stonecuteFs' sheds ht the site OF the
Washington Monument In this city
Specifications, blank forms OF proposal and guaran,
tee, and any other information VIII Dc furnished
upon application at this office. - . . ,
ISgned) TIIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Ii. Col. of Engineers, u. S. A.,
iel7-0t Engineer In Charge
National Republican., 1880-06-25

tulity restored In either young old, Al Malaria
puisOus ana lingering diseases Of whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently eradlcnted nom
the system. FOR further diseases and difficulties
which treat you must mSe appllcati0nQt at my Office.
CONSULTATION FREE To ALL
Office aud Residence No. 1890 O. street northwest,
between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth s,roels, near
CHURCH. Washngton, ID. o. te2i-tf
National Republican., 1880-06-25

Appetite, refreshing sleep, The acquisition OF hesh
ana color are blessings attendant upon the repAra-
live processes which this priceless nvgoraut speedily
initiates and carries 10 sue ess,ul conclusion Dl-
gesOl rs restored aud suBtennnce Afforded 10 each
life. sustaining organ by the Bhters. winch ~ noi-
fenslye oven 10 the feminine palate, vegetable IN
cOmposiIt0n and thOTOughlN safe.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally,
National Republican., 1880-06-25

yDOsVEKS, sTREAMERs. PROGRAMMES, AND
Il rl kinds OF Theatrical Printing, AT the
REPUBLICAN, JOB ROOMS,
l5lS H. street nurthwets
National Republican., 1880-06-25
Proposals for Cast-Iron Bricks, Beam and
Wall Plates, Beam scpnrators. Wedges, &c.
OFFICE OF BuiLDlEo ron

Wall Plates, Beam Soparators. Wedges, &c.
OFFICE OF BUILDING ron
STATE WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS, 2
WAsHINGroN, u. G., June 2i, 1880
CEALED PROPOSALS. for furnishing and deliver
> ing about 5000 pounds of small Iron Castings
and for about 500 pounds Wrought Iron Bolts and
for State, War and Navy Departments, In this city,
will be received at this office until II m. OF July T.
1880, and opened Immediately thereafter In presence
Specifications. general instructions for bidders and
blank forms of proposal Will he furnished 10 regular
"nu'"0fer' upon T fPlcH1Sn TiScoLN @ MS cXsGY
le2l Ct Lt-Col. Corps of fEngneers.
Proposals Tor sand.
OFFICE OF BuIIDINa FoR STATE. WAR
AED NAVY DEPARTMENTS, :
WAsHGNGToS, ID. g., June y, 1850
CtEALED PROPOSALS, for furnishing and deliver
= erng Loo cubic yards moro or less, of hest
SAND for Brick Work, at the site of he North Wing
Of The Bnilling Tor State War and Nay, Dsnart1S
July s, 1850, nnd opened Immediately thereafter In
presence of bidders.
specifications general instructions for bidders, ana
blank forms of proposal Will be furnished TO estab-
lished dealers IN sand upon application to this oce
where II sample Of the sand required may be seen.
TIIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
je2lG Lt..Co Corps of Englneers
Proposals for Natural Hydraulic Cement.
OFFICE OF BuuDiSo FoR STATE, WARl
AND NAVY DEPARTMEHrs. 7
WAsHISGToN, u. c., June %, 1ss0.)
CtEALED PROPOSALS. for furnishing and deliver.
> ing at the site Of the Building for State War and
Navy Departments, In this city, 1000 barrels Cnore
''Natural Hydraulic Cement"
will be received ut this Office until u OF July s.
1850 and opened Immediately thereafter In presence
Specifications blank forms Of proposal and insruc-
tons to bidders will be furnished to manufacturers
TH0S. LINCOLN CASEY,
ie2l6t Lt-Col. Corps OF Engineers.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO tile
NORTH, NORTHWEST WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
CTEAM LITHoGRAPHING ESTABLISHMENT
PHoTO-LTHoGRAPHINd A SPECIALITY.
No. idS Pennsylvania avenue.
,qply' NORRIS PETERS, Proprietor.
m. o. CANDEE, NJ D., V. D., OF
NEW YORK,

! treat and cure tho following dis.
leases lirmOrrhOlds or Piles, Con-
lstiputlOu, Throat aud Lung dincul-
ties, Consumption, Heart Disease,
Cutnrrh, and Deafness caused by
Cutarrh, Suffering and Stammcr-
ling, Cancer, SCrOmla, H,rnin, Fry
lsIpelas, GOlrtre, Asthma, st. Nltu5'
! nnmnn AnnmmnIIAm. IMsa of WI
National Republican., 1880-06-25

VyRusTEE's SALE OF INTEREST IN vALU-
n ABLE PATENT RIGHTS NOS. 1887 AND
1891 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN PLATE
PRINTING PRESSES, ETC.
by virtue OF Il decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, passed the I'd day of June
A. ID. 1850 In equity cause No. 67I3 document No. 0,
wherein julius Lansburgh Is complainant aud Walter
s.. Appleton ct nj. are defendants, Will sell, on
THURSDAY, JULY ], 1880, al 10 o'clock H. M. at the
auction rooms of Duncanson Bros, corner of Ninth
and streets northwest. in the city Of Washington,
d. c. all the right title and interest of defendant,
Walter S. Appleton, in letters patent OF The United
States of America, numbered respectively 1926
ana 1887, tor improvements in plate-printing
presses. etc
Terms: The purchase money to he paid in cash on
the ratification of sale by the court. deposit of so
Will be required at the time of sale.
LEON TOBRINFIt, Trustee,
iei9-2aw4t 800 Four-and-a-half street northwest.
National Republican., 1880-06-25

YATTON EOuSE.

Y ATTUN HUUSE.
This popular and beautiful resort, situated at the
terminus OF the Washington & Ohio tailruSd and
by the Blue Ridge Mountains, five min.
utes' walk from depot is open for the reception OF
yisitorR Cool spring water and ice. Plenty fresh
milk, cream and butter Large, airy rooms. Terms
very moderate. city reference gwen when desired.
Send for descriptive circular. Those wishing en-
10y this delicious air and cool nights Will address a.
y. WRIGHT, Round Hill Depot, Loudon Co, Va
m.S-Im
National Republican., 1880-06-25
suB-TREAsuRY BALANCES
Baltimore Markets.

''.sSg, i53Y05
Currency. Gtl33Uo
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ID LACKsMITTrs SHOP near Riggs Market. In
lD quire at l4i4 Fourteenth ST. Tools for sale oi
easy terms. mll.t
National Republican., 1880-06-25
ENK NANN--EENU9EN.

; :
I'm liberal terms n three story basement Resi-.
~ denCe, Win all modern improvements; situated
ON Eleventh ST. within minutes walk OF tho Est
cars; nuulre ut National Ropublicam Office sel9-t
EIOR SALE CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
n property for snle JOHN SHERMAN t6 co.
81 Cloud lallding. Real estate aud loans. lySl
National Republican., 1880-06-25
AssTGNNrNTs FOn TODAY.

GESEPAL TERM.-NOs. -, Rich VS. Chan.
dlcr; rs Trucsdull ". Vie; Il, Van RswiCk
". spaldng; o. GaIriW VI. Freund; j0l5, Cook VS..
Cook; o., Smith ". Wright VI, Hall ys. Davis;
a, United states eX rel Whitfield vs. Secretary Of
Navy Thompson; o. Knowles vs.. Dodge ~ =,
Peugh VS. LeitCh
EQUITY CoUEr--JUsTICE CoN,--Nos, %, Damn VS..
Main, H. HibcuM building association VS., Glib
bous: A., Smith vs. Kenny: II, GcrsdorH VS..
Wheeler 10 WullUCh ". Fairfield; 20, Douglas VS..
Smith; u, Sinms vs.. Smms; 22, Brent vs.. District
Of Columbia Building associations 20, Metz vs..
Lacy ~, Murray vs.. Agcr.
CRIMINAL COURr-JusrICE MACAEruuR.-Albert
Brook forgery; Mary Bell forgery ". o. X. Conc,
violation 0f postal law Robert T. lIami iton, Viola
ton Of postal law; Edward ii. Dent, horse steal
ing; w. W. Warren, false pretcnSes; john Johnson,
larceny.
National Republican., 1880-06-25

TOR RENT-A threo-story press brick front house
n of nine rooms No li30 8 81 II "; has all modern
Improvements and is nearly new. Apply on the
premises between u and O'Clock. je23-3tt
National Republican., 1880-06-25
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TOR SALE or RENT.--A beautifully situnted
~ country home, 20 acres of land and plenty Of
choice iruit. Inquire of II DALEY, First Audi.
tors office, Treasury department.. le2l-6t
National Republican., 1880-06-25

NNrEW safe made by the celebrated manufacturers,
IN MeAsrB. MosleT, BaumRnn " Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio. can he seen at this 0nice.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-02

don Daily Nelcs, says: Miss Nelson's
death is attributed to drinking cup of
iced milk, which medical writer in
the Paris Journal says, is very indigesti-
BILE. Miss Nelson was twelve hours in
mortal agony Her body was claimed
at the morgue by an aged naval
officer"
Mr.. George III. Stuart has been elect
ed President of the United States
Christian Commission, which has Just
arrived. A meeting is to be held year
hence, to which all the members OF the
old Christian and Sanitary Commissions
and all chaplains in the Federal and
Confederate armies are invited for a
Christian and patriotic reunion.
Mr.. w. f. Forster, the English Quak-
er statesman, is described as appear
ing in parliament nowadays gayly at
tired, among other things, IN a light
hued waistcoat, blue tie and a pair of
picturesque striped trousers. Sir Charles
Dixie sits near him, looking sad and
solemn. Gout has hold of him, and he
is said to suffer night and day.
During his recent stay in England
General Meredith Read had the honor
of dining en- fdmiHe at Osborne with the
Queen, the Princess of Wales, Princess
Beatrice, and the Duke and Duchess of
Connaught 1t is the first time such an
attention has been shown to an Amer
lean. The Prince of Wales also gave
dinner in the generals honor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-02
4 BALL OF FIRE.
How Five Tons of Red Hot Metal Jar
red The Nerves Of an Ohio village.

About midnight Of Saturday Caledo-
MIA, Marion county, was visited by Il
terrific thunderstorm. accompanied by
hail and the most vivid lightning, flash
following flash in quick succession.
There had been a political meeting
here that evening, and the people from
the neighboring villages and surround
ing country were detained by the storm.
Suddenly the sky appeared as bright
as MONDAY in fact fine print could
easily have been read so great was the
light, but strange to say the light was
steady, not flash after flash, rs it would
have been had the light been caused by
lightning. A deafening roar was heard,
continuing to become louder as the
light became brighter. Gradually the
roaring changed to kissing sparkling
sound 1t is needless to say the people
were frightened, and upon running in
to the street ball of seeming fire came
moving through the air from the north
east The ball seemed to be at least
twenty-five feet in diameter. As it
neared the earth the heat could be
plainly felt The body struck the earth
Just north of the village and buried
over one-half of itself in the ground
Good Judges estimated the weight at
three to five tons, but the heat is yet so
great that it is uncomfortable to go
nearer than thirty or forty feet. 1t
looks like mass of pig iron. 1t was
visited by hundreds yesterday The
gentleman who owns the land on which
il fell has been offered $500 for it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-02

not go elsewhere, unless it could soak
into the contents of the paunch reticu-
lum. Let this be remembered in
drcnching sick cattle and let the drench
be somewhat copious in quantity, and
poured down as rapidly as possible for
if small quantity he allowed to triekle
down the gullet and soak into the con
tents of the paunch, the medicine
might as well in some cases. bc poured
down a rat hole and remain out Of the
beast.
Now when the strange mechanism is
fully comprehended, no man will think
ii strange that ruminants, especially
young ones when confined to dry hay.
or straw, without free access to Mater,
will get the dry food packed hard in the
paunch. and especially in hemanifclds,
where it is often found rs dry rs powder
in a horn Nor will he marvel greatly
if the beast then die. So in winter
feeding calves or yearlinss, if their food
is cut and steamed, and they have
water. few will be lost Many older
cattle are lost from impaction Wien
taken otfof short cut grass and made
too full of dry fodder, neglecting to
water them; so aiso in midsummer
drought, when grass parches and water
dries up.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-02
HOW Did II Gel There.
knoxville Wing.


c. ID Parham, messenger for the
Southern Express. is responsible for the
following story: While at Texarkana
AK. IN the discharge of his duties, he
purchased some peaches of a boy who
was vending them ON the depot plat
form They were unusually large and
fine. being of the elingstone order, and
Mr.. Paraam devoured the first one with
great relish. The second one was even
more to9thsome, and, after removing al
the meat that was possible from the
stone. he placed the latter in his mouth
while he tarned to attend to some duty.
Several times he fell something tickle
the root If his mouth, and when at
leisure he again examined the stone
carefully. Protruding from one edge
Of It he discovered something that re-
Sembled 8 spiders leg and when
touched with a knife il gave evidence
Of life. Mr. parham called to his side
George stanton. an Iron Mountain en-
gineer. and J K Martin. agent for the
Southern Messenger at Texarkana. The
stone was carefully opened with knife,
and thes4 snugly inneided WAS 4 cent?
pede
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-02
FACTS FOR FARMERS

The Rural Messenger thus tells how to
turn horn: Rasp the horn on the
outside if you wish to turn the horn in
1t will give life to that part and increase
its growth wonderfully on the side
rasped. You can give the horn any
shape you please by scraping.
Parsnips, carrots, Swedish turnips,
and especially mangel-wursel, will all
atten pigs. The roots ought not to
be given in raw state, but always
cooked and mixed with beans, peas,
Indian corn, oats or barley, all of which
must be ground into meal. When pigs
are fed on such cooked food as we have
stated the pork acquires peculiar high
flavor, and is much esteemed, especial
ly for family use.
The total wheat crop of the United
States in 1879, accordinding to esti-
mates of the agricultural department,
was 100000 bushels, and it is be
neved, with favorable close of the
harvest, that the product of this year
will exceed it to the amount of about
30,000,000 bushels
The greatest enemy to young fruit
trees is the curculio worm, and the
month of June being the time when
| their eggs are deposited into the tree,
from which come the Larvae. There is
no better season than now to destroy
them by digging about the roots and
following them into the trees through
the bark. Timely attention will save
the thrifty young fruit trees, an impor
tant item of interest t. the farmer and
nurseryman.
Weather wiseacres prophesy an
early frost. They say the swallows
have retired a month earlier than usu-
al, and that frost is always sure in six
weeks after the katy-dids begin to sing,
and rs they have been holding concerts
for some weeks this will bring frost in
August.
NEVER water horse directly after
feeding him, especially if he is fed on
corn. Thirst should be allayed before
the feed is given, and if any water is al
lowed after it should be merely mouth
full, until the lapse of two or three hours
time has been had for gastric digestion
Many valuable animals have been lost
by allowing them to drink freely direct
ly after eating
\ FRENCH paper relates the following
experiment: 4 COW was MIXED three
times day for eleven days, and yielded
40 quarts of milk. With two milkings
daily she gave only 146 quarts in the
same number of days. Analyses more
over showed that the milk in the first
case was richer in butter globules by
more than one-seventh Uhan III the sec
ond case.
Is all probability the potato is the
most valuable vegetable produced tax
ing it the world over; certainly there is
no single one for which so much labor
and money is expended, and none so
universally consumed The idea of a
dinner without potatoes is the best illus
tration of the idea of the play Of
Hamlet with Hamlet left out