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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
AnInunNMMNr CIV uuNuMGsa


Tho lurutiuu which most inturrAta
IungruaAmcu. iust now IN the probable
date 1T Adjournment
There IL au apparent unanimiiy he
tween thc two parItra Tot haatrntns an
adjournment Tho republicans ATE
afraid that some lndmcrvct thitd trrmcrH
will got a chance a. wave the bloody
AhirI aud thus idmagc the Ig,Nr caIu
paign. aud the democrats ate afraid ut
a bluulrr that will be- dispamging 4"
| thrm.
The condition ol legislation, hoNoyrr
d, not hat II should hc altrr Il uc,siun
Ut dive muuthA, aui will hv thu vhIvl dtili
| Guilty IA the way ut aIIuurnmcut Con
grrss newer acrna lo thtnk at du,ng ANY
thug il In really ryquirrd to do until
within u lew days ul the time lot Il 10
adloufn.
speaker kNNpNtt ts put down ~ aay-
lux that an adjournment will hc had 10y
June lat, but thvru n ,ory little wruopocl
ut thiA un the iacr Ut allalm. II will bc
resisted by the tariff rcloru men lur the
reason that Ii h taNorrd hy the trulcc
tloulata VIZ, that II shuta ul all hope
ut tara Legislation by lhts Congress II
II on this account that speaker Ran
pAtl hyou early adjournment, aud hc
may be expected TO SEE To- 1t that IA the
event ut June | being liked IA the date
there h uo tariff legislation cuuaum
mated by that timo. hut lravyg thr
aul question: cat ut the ease alto
grthor, there Ia Htil lttliu OF nu likcll.
hood Ut adlourning within iuuy weeks, ah
nearly all the appropriation bulls are vet
lobe reported from the different commit
tees. aud II will be- bound that these ate
MATTERS which cannot, aud should nut,
be- rushed through II hy = miracle all
those bills could hc gotten before the
House BY MAY 2uth. the earliest date
suggested by any body there would ~
maiu hut irn DAVIS lot debate aud az
uou aud while ualrr the House rules
all debate mivht NJ Suppressed Ia that
boIy. provided the minority dtd not hIl.
buater iot their rights, such hm,talluu
oi debate would be- mpoaa,blo Ia the
senate.
We think Il may be- counted on ~
quite certain thai Congress Will st VA
the results OF bath the Chicago and Can.
rinnali Conventions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
TRUsTEE's slIE.

10y NIKrUk 90 TIIRgE pkKpS uR1EUEr
made by htN Ari ClatOr aud Jane ClatuT
hia Nitc a. me - trustee, tho FIRST Hated January
g. iN3A recorded Ia decd ~ trust huok No Va,
page $40. the scyund datci Marvh : ls3N. e.,
Dutdri Ia decd ~ trust bO0t No "a lagu ! uv
lhiri dated July -, iaFl rCOriVi Va decd Ot
Trust took Ne Ia pagv Z ! VII, on
SATURDAY TiIk lar DAY uF MAY
Is1 oummuuolug 81 10 o'clock 4 ~. sCll at tho
fulnt dDpT ~ the Couu nnusc ut Onto county
thy hollow Ing dcDHbed property. that " a. sal
4 part utlut numbered thirty onr in uI-icgtafs
addition ~ lhu cav az Mhreliug, patt truuI,
iug sixteen tcot on The south side ~ nEhtc,uth
stpgt aud extending bAsk an even width aud
htudipg on The west eide ~ ChApllne stpct . al.
lance vt nfy seven tcyl ulurV OF Ices, 10 a iour
tOt VHVatr alvey rsvIyinE "a the prOpVTW
ailolhtS on the west the fisht ~ usc hp salrt
plly croaiug Aid prupyrty itom ChApline street
TIE title u believed " " perfect. but I Will
convey only the Title SUstcd Ia me b. aid deeds
uf trust
TtHNs 90 SALE One- thiNi. aud more u The
puuchAscT ~ VlesL cash un day uf sAio. the
balance in las equal miscellaneous al tiN and
tWglve months, VNijenCCd BY negotiable pfnmts
soY notes. heaHag ihtcret trnta day ef sale the
TILE o. b. retained unul lSymonl ~ fuil.
nENlE bkIkffE Trustee
~ ". Tow pEN solicitor mrs.i
The atovs sale l. postponed uuul saturday,
Ma IA lN2 ~ " 0'Nlysk 4 n
maAia pENth ukGkffE Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

Pun INrnLLIopNonn ON TuE
ONO COUNTY ooNvGsTIoN@
wAlle ,Ae sdi,or o. NE bs~iahso'or
has bssa subjected, ol late, % many
core psrplsxitles on account oi lhs ehi.
msrieal schemes u BITS party associates
which hia better ladgment has eou'
demued, we arr glad to ind that he
maintains "the courage Of his oonvIo'
tioua" oven II hc don't 'spolk out IN
mectin',"
Hut u would be- greatly 10 hia credit
u he dd 'speak OUT In meotin',"
lupgad pt waiting until the porverSe
and short sighted copnselloFs VI hts
party hal led the party ipto disgracelul
aud ineyitablp confusion, Ills silence
la the Saturday convention, vhen that
body committed Itself ~ the bombaslie
and demagogical convict labor rraolu'
lions, 10 hardly iuutided by an open
autaide population VI Ihem now.
Nevertheless, Nc are glad, at th'a late
hour, To- give hin the benefit OF hts pab'
le Reputation VI the position Ut his
party Convention toward the convict
labor nyHtsm. which he makos Ia yeatVr'
DAYS fsisA,DrRcrr, ~ follows
For the Information 1T tho REujsrER
w. will STATE that the Intelligence Htands
by the views uuotrd from its columns
by the kgUts1gU on the subject III con
Wet labor,
We arr iteo Ia say nov, a. Ne aald Ia
1879, that tho law passed. by tho West
Virginia Legislature In that year took
ny n the employment at CUT convict
labor nn public roads, aud other like
improvements, Was n that ohNialcd M
iar ~ pOaaiblr the oblr,tlOus that are rats
ul o. the contract ~ slcm oi labor with
in the walls Ut the p~euitrntiary alAo
ohylatrd AZ tat ~ puaaihlu the hardships
Vnlailpd uR working inca Who are CON
pvllcd Ia give an many days ut gralnt
tnuA labor each year tn work on the
ruads. II the convict labor ui thu State
could he so distributed a. tn br kept at
work un the roads Ut the state. u would
thsrrb, relieve a large amount ut unpaid
labor now performed 10y rltlGrna, aud
permit thcm a. work ior wagrs where
ihuy arr nov compelled Ia work TOT
taxes. Thta was OUT posit,on Ia ls'b'
aud Il iH ponition now.
We are glad Ia hud alao In the @unc
issue ul the hi,l,y1n,.r au implied d'a
sant lrum tho declaration 1t Aatd cuuNon
tiou ia regard lo tho d~el,nqucncirN
charged against the Democratic admin
lslration, which We take tn he lho moan
ing Ut ila comment upon the action "I
the t'ahrll county convention, when II
quotes With c~ummrndat,on tho rcSulu
tlun "rryusn,Ging aud pointing with
pride to thu aithiul ani ytic,rul manner
la which the llon Jos ;. MutgR hau
discharged the duties at Auditor
Now let the h,tHyI,op bodily rrpu
dlalr the honorable coalition rrSulu
ton OF THIS cuuyrntiuu, aud II will then
have washed iu hands 81 about the
whole buaiursa aud placed ,tsoll upon u
msch muru consistent aud slalrsman
like plnil tn than ,ta patty f" "ccu
pies IA the county ct state
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
TIMnLY ToFIos


RscEsr INTERVENE with Grant show
than he pines for the conquest o1 Mexico.
sssAroa WISDOM 10 begining 10 loom
up e~oaspIeuoasly a. the Republican
OZARK Horse"
ARKASsAs 10 getting ready to re'adluSl
BY The rspadlatioa al 4 portoa oI her
honest indebtedness.
lMMIagANrs from Europe ~ this eonn'
try are moru plentiiully supplied With
cash now than those nj iormer years
The Immigrants Who landed last week
arp reported 10 have been posHeSacd ol
Si00,O 100 in east,
TItERa ATE signs oi u revolt against The
rulu oi pun Cameron In the Republican
delegation irom pennSylyania' tia re-
ported that there Ia buI n rial Grant
man among the Philadelphia delegates
hut IL will he surprising Il hon la'lH to
hold the Tut rule down on ihcm,
Ma Sn1gMANH boom has been whit
tied down tn u ~Iuuthp,'k' th'tdD ht'
buis.
Wn,r NaA IL that the high Repuhll.
,nn officials of tennaylyAnla were
afraid Kemhlp would tell2 How many
memhara III tho Hoard Of parlons wrr1
on the uaggpd edgei Aud did persons
.till higher la tho party hierarchy iind
Themselves p0atrd Ia that prccatiouS
aud laccrating perch n L. san
Ma. srmSaga threatened ~ make the
Republican members at the House ral u
great many old, unpalatable anti thifd
tenn resolutions III their party on Mon
lay. aud the %alaCrity with which The
alItishted gentlemen went lntO hhhnH'
trrinr WOULD have been delightful II np'
plird To- public business, Nor iort ih'
aid.
Two drunken white men lately en-
,orrd an Indian lodge ut Camp Shor'dah'
la Nebraska, aud Killed al Indian thi'l,
brsidpa wounding his vile. Hal
drunken Indians dOuu the same thug
in "A white mans camp, the chancra ate
that Wal would have hren declared
against their tribe aud lruopa acnt to
take tluur lands lrum thun.
lIt,NoIA IL being llootIed with the
ulaiuo huruau work, r%ululuresd hN the
Ct|nciuuali marhIne, just defeated IN tn
d,aurgauiaing work Ia Ohio, All cnru
hincd Cmuul move lllluula from her
plain lina at duty, aud General tirani
haa never hccn more I~rlumphanily Nih
dirhtel than hr will hr Ia the coming
%runycntiou la Illinois, aud that later
u represented lay all the States,
Chicago hier,O Codt
Ia In Tumured that the Pope In about
tu lssua "a has ISSUED u papal manilthl"
hasrd on the polit,cal struggle IN lrr
land ID seems that tbe supreme q
tin has, according tu his inatruuiinlH,
burn kept informed 10y telegraph ol Tue
course aud progrcAa 1T public allairn
uypr thure, aud that ho hUa hron pro-
ioundly Impressed by the unprrcodcnt
rI nurruna ut Mr.. iarnclla Wal with the
monIhood. Tho iarncll Victories ATE
tnualdrtod H. maIk u new departure ~
tho plaliuua al the prlcHlh aud ihcit
hucka. The Vatican II expected "a Tits
,riais 10 thunder against Parurll and htA
]liuuIonanu aA revolutionary pturagan
diala, wl,OAc ana ~ "a transplant Ia lriuh
soil Continental socialism, aud Iuiidclill,
Nsw lori Stui.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
ruE CAan or nR. mildred

Ia our waynesbuH specials Ut last
wurk some prom,nenco vas gwen 10 q
report accusing Mr. ANos MupsEn Ut
various breaches oi decoum aud recli
luds. II appears nov, that "a CORES
ponlcnt Vas a tribe haaly and Ia justice
to Mr. MupHKp Ne reproduce the follow
Ing irom tho waynesburg g1pubhcan In
whose columns the charges originated
Amos Mildred, about whom the n
puhicm last week contained an article
charging him with sandTY miaiemca.
nors, amoug which Was ~NTOngiully pro
curing $50 from his SISTER Mrs Silycna
returned home last Saturday night Tie
denies the change made by the Rcpuh'r
ca,a and SAYS he simply borrowed the
money Of his sister and will pay her back
whea the money IL due her. lie SAYS
he has been la communication with his
wife eyct since he has bycn gone, and
been hard At work at bis trade at Wheel
ing, w. Va, aud aas 10 mtention OF tor-
aklng his family. lie naturally ircls
very much aggricveI at such q scandal
anil Nc give him the benefit oi the de
NAL"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

TtgRG IL a ministerial crisis Ia The
uoyrmmrut Ut ltaly, The Ministry
have trndrrrd their rr,lsnatOna, hut The
Mag rclusca IT, acrvpt thrw. aud an
cly,l,uu lor a uvN rarliamrnt ~ill bo or
drrvd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
Sealed Proposals
Cun CLIHAs uruCG
MMAlIlhn. W. Va. Nav lNNl


S,aicd proposals VII 10 rvylt,i At tn once
ct the TO Clvtk anth fnl RAnAl. NAY oTn,
lsy1 ~ 6ti0Ct r. Z tor tfthishinG and sCt.
uug al The turt and Croslng stones that MAJ
be tylpircl ty The du Rt he ycaf rlriihG
Altl W, ISL,
the rarblnE ~ be 81 the lot gaaily Of sand
stone ard Ofaimaulons uot lea uhan leaf ll
het tang. tNenD-tWo ~ tnChes deep and ave
tsl hBchcs thtck. Tho se,nss ar 30 ~ caFytally
irs,d and Sgusrrt q The enih Their hail dspth.
IhsY must - VkkeA aFc.sfd sght ~ iDch"t
dOr ou TIE Outside and hNc (n tnchet
on ne Inside Crossing stonsa 20 10 nA less
than ~ a. beet Apng I've "a ieet aide and trn
no. tnehps thiel. Ot the bcsi qualify 81 sand
slepC The ends an ~ BE- carefully tQnarei and
rhisA tfve@st
mas wti alo hs wdSei az sa1ts ~ vleit
UNssihga h. 10 ued BY atrvi C0BimisiuneT,
and dVivepvi 81 haY Piscc IN thscfy designsHd
hy hih.
The ahsNe wofk 10 IA Doe 10 the sslaa,ttus
snd apFFvyl ~ Ms atNet GommisSionsT ana
Cnmmlits ON strern Alloys and uruies TIE
conmittp rc-efve thv tight ~ fVfcet any 90 AL
btiA ALkA tfnkukAFf.
Ny Gu SleFk q.
CsA A NkKK. gas day al hon . o.silY nal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

uoN. HgNRr n PANNg is said to he
worth not lcsa than Sa,OOn.OO, hia prop
city being principally IN rea. estate
M trouhlv about:thc harl should he be
diapuurd tn tap a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

Ia1 lart that uh,o n an October Slalr'
and that itH vote br tho l'rmuora'ic
ticket next uytObcr Noud lac an utter
r,linguphrr ii Republican hopen lot
November, will be- among lhs grave
mnitrra luf the brrthrcn Ia consider al
Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

JOS EaxKrrIs recent Sck spell has
been described - IAN attack oi roes and
rye emotional insanity" There have
been sporadic cases Of The e~OnIagion out
aide Of Pittsburgh, II has been learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

ntg uhio Democrats Convention viii
do honor to It's most distinguished c,lr
sen, aud the greatest statesman Ut the
vuuptgy, to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

ssSAToR ruvRaAS Ia the Democratic
choIce 81 every county la Ohio, except
Ouyahoga, which elected PiNSE dele.
gatea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

1itG rccrut ,old spvll was hue largely
Ia lho su1SAAN wave which Mas Hwrrp
,ny oyrr ohio. Iho p%rUasnt warmer
weather may be- accounted tr htcanHo
ul the ~cou,cnt,ou To day that will
strengthen lGp bropAp I"r lhr magnetic
man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

TnE House COMMITTEES on POstothces.
Il IL stated Ia Washington dispatches,
has agrscd upon a report ia LSor vi the
bIl providing ior tho double postal earl,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

HA,iSa escaped arul term IN the
pcniieatiary, but KsaatE Nill nov Ia
bor Tot a third torm lor GIANT, In tho
White House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
J. S. RHODES & CO.
PROPOSALS Wanted.

SEALHD PROPOSALS. WILL IN kECKiyEp
- until the Ssh DAY q. Mar iso. dtl oei9Ct
~. Dr. furnishing. breaking and sppeadtnG No.
wheeling W Tie fehnsYtVAniA Tins, near West
AleXAnief, II such pianes ana quantities ~ msf
b. rcautfet, nt1s o. b z By ne miis
~ sfaieiy The maximum wetsel Dot " en-
ooyd Aountes whsn broken Quality y nssp
hlgllmsnt 0I caHtaetA hHEtSff,
nah saPt Cumberland Rod
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

FounrKES thousand ,rOn workers have
signed petitions iavoring the E,roS
tariff bill The petitions we're presented
In the senate by AT, OAaEgos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

rue luah question: N wrl summed az
by IAura REprAru Ia a recent hotter
'frhr lush Andlorliam 10 u lvuial sys
tom ahutu Ut tie dutirs ut truiallSm'
which cAarta all the rights ui ownership
tn tho sltI. but recognizes uu dutlra 1"
thu mon Who cultivate 10 ltia u ayaiem
without u trdrvming feature, Aitof
having bl,ghlrl every country Ui tu
rnpr. Il still EXISTS IT, curHr the aoll AMI
the suulsol the lush people u must
hg ubnlmhri II lamiur h tu hc prevent
49,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

IuG iuryigu ,ruu makers ate aian hay
ng thrlr iull SHARE ut trouble, i,OAl
Aurkmru la the north 1T England hay
ng .lrurk against u reduction at I've
prr rrut la wages awarded hy arhllra
tom. Euglinh irun Manufacturers have
"A sort at sliding SCALE undo, Whivh work
mrua wng, wrrv advanced at tho 70
cent boom But the revival IA English
Trade Mar che result almost allrly ut thu
American ~to,,yal. aud when prtcru loll
hrtr Manufacturers there attempted ."
rut uas,a bach towards uli hgurrs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
MARRIED.

tuWIIa IAkrON q "Wednesday, MAY TO-
Ip,A at Wvst AlyNaudr, la " \, tuUttp, ~
II Whcciiug ". Va. aAj Mis- 10, I'NtuN, ut
Jefferson county o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
DIED.

sVuN NWIL Wednesday Ma, 0, lNNO, al 10 i.
NJ. uANtEl N,HWAUtf. |. the Slth luat ~
IT. aEu
Fuu,ml tom his late residence, Ili0 Market
street wan wand. this aitrunuou da".'lu,1
Iut,un,ut At Az Galway rrmrIcp tti,uda ar
iu,itvi tu attvud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

TUE springfield E,puhi'.l" comes I"
rhr conclusion that 1t HWlSr carrlca
ILLINOIS hy q rrasanabl, alrung majority
and thp Southern states which arr
claimed tot him, he will lack hltle' II
ANYTHING. vt a majority on tho irst hal
I,t Al Ihtragn" Tho Indications are
That In Illinois tho Bl,rSE men have
seen thcir beat lays, and that from nov
until the Ia, ct the state convention
thry will nud u pretty hari Sledd'ng.
Tbcm. AZ In ohio, there ,sn't enough
magnetism to ~ round,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

Tug Philadelphia Ilma saws ol the
,ur,rNtut Ut Cot S,uu. "GGog"s u.
Rnu.En "a tho uuu mau Who puuauAsoH
tho aliity. experience and thorough
,umprrhrusiun 1T the prraunt policy at
lhu gryul rurpurat,uu, Nht,h are indus
prnt,blr tu the rrysidvnt Ut Ihc Penn
sylyania railroad Company, aud hc viii
,urrrrl 10 the rcspouHhlc position 10y
thr united voice 1T tuc directors "a ca
,oy,ug Ihp unbuuudod trust "i the
puhl,c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

Wm.N Judge MEWruW, ct lunnHJlN
uia. told Judgr Bl,,a that he ought lo
bc a Republican, the latter rrplled that
thrfu Naa Gully IA thtug VA tue Nay.
oit aaid nc, there vas nu hereafter,
would io,u the Republican party at "ncr'
Nothing dytcm mr but thr trar ot he'll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

Tue Auti rhiri Term Convention ut
NJ. Iuuu doyant prom,ao ~ be- such an
overwhelming affair alter all, livery
body H. writing "a lrttcr Ia aay that ho
,auI attend Tho probability n, how
r,rr. that there will hu enough on baud
tu gIuN that thr nomination III tho bukr
nfAmri,a may prove u dangerous thlng
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
Scaled Proposals,

Cn CtEUk's OftI,I,
MuEElINu, " Va. May L. lNNn ,
a,nlvI Proposals viii ho received 81 the orl",
utttv CtN Clrtk uutll SATURDAY., MAY \ lNNo, al
au,lu,k T. VI tut the Use cot ne Zeal N,a!'7
,tt,,taI lu AZ, Au,unlh Naul. uu 1auc street, tot
Tho ,,,r untiuK Nptl IA lNNl, the Committee h
a,nI,5 nsvuVIuF The light o. tclrrl any oral h'ds
maiu AItN tfhEURAFF, IlN ClutA
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-30
Scratches on Horses' Legs.

Oneof your subscribers asks cure
for this disease. A few years since had
a valuable horse that got the scratches
during muddy winter tried all rem
edies that | knew or heard off, almost,
some of which had never failed before,
but the horse grew worse till the next
fall. An old Datch horse doctor stop.
ped at my house, and when seeing the
horse, wanted to know what was the
matter with him.
He has the scratches.
Well, / guess it is worse than
scratches; it will soon be grease heel
Why DON'T you. cure it p''
have tried everything"
Well, you have the cure in your own
'house-keep it all the time. Take a
small Quaatity of soft soap, mix enough
salt with IL to make kind of PASTE
After cleansing the sore with CASTLE
soap land when you think you have it
clean you are only half done), rub this
paste over it twice day, for day or
wo,then cleans Ella ad let the horse stand
the same length of time; then repeat,
and 1t wall clean it off till it will look
like chiekea meat. Keep your horse out
of the mud and diH while applying the
remedy.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-30
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

EsTATE ENOTICE.-Noticei Is herebygiyen
ID that letters OF administration on the estate
OF Mary housh, OF Madison twp. Perry county
Pa, deed. have been granted to the undersigned
residing in same township.
All persons indebted TO said estate are reouested
TO make Immediate payment and those having
claimsto opresentthemduly authenticated forsef
SAMUEL SHOWERS Admr.
Jan 6. lsse.l
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-30
A Corn Experiment.

Whea was a bey on my fathers
farm, once undertook little expert.
ment oa my own account, and carried it
through secretly, for the purpose of en-
joying the surprise it might create
With this Miew, as soon as father got
through planting his,corn,I L selected and
marked off, pnknown to him, a small
space near the centre of the field To
each stalk of the corn planted in this
space gave special attention, for the
purpose of fading out how much each
grain planted could be'made to produce
by giving it extra manure and extra
hOeing. When the corn was gathered,
the difference between my pet stalks
and the rest of the fed attracted my
fathers attention, and remember how
puzzled he was in trying to account for
1t. When, ,at length, disclosed the Sc
cret, he inquired how mach extra work
and manure 4 had applied. Tell me
this eroctW he said, and L can tell the
value of the experiment. 1 told him l
had simply doubled what he had given
to the rest of the field. After examin-
ing the result and comparing 1t with the
resi- of the field, he found that his yield
was forty-four bushels to the acre, and
mine at the rate OF sixty-fiVe bushels
Now, said he, if extra culture and extra
man1Ce are good for single stalks, it
must be good for the whole crop. So
the next year he adopted my plan for
the whole crop, and found that the gain
was even larger by several bushels than
In my experiment; and he also found
that the cost of each buslel was reduced
about six cents. This little experiment
of my early life has been since confirm
ed by large experience as well as by Oh
servation, and am led to believe that
there is, not only In corn, but in most
of our crops, greater power of develop
ment under experiment than we are ut
present aware or
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-30

$1,000 NJ ! q; 4 !
~ n nTO 5000 A YEAR, or IS to
UoH HFfS go a day in yoHT OwD locality.
hVH mo risk. Women do as well
n ihHEH as men. Many make mofe
ALI than the amount stated above
" No one can fail to make mon
~ - ey fast You can make from
20 cents to 81 an hour by de-
voting your evenings and spare time 10 the bust
nesS II costs nothing 10 try the business. Moth
ing IKE " Tor making money ever offered before.
Business pleasant and strictly honorable Raider
n you want to know all about the beet paving
business before the public send us your address
ana we VIII send you full particulars and private
terms Tree; samples worth S. also free; you can
then make ny your mind for yourself. Address
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-30

9sg Wood ashes make an excellent
fertilizer for pear trees. Mixed coal and
wood ashes May also be applied with ad-
vantage. For fruit trees of all kinds
ground bones are better than ferment-
ing manure.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-30
Restoring Carpets.

( y tablespoonful of ammonia in one
gallon of warm water will often restore
the eolors of carpets, even If injured by
acid or alkali. If a ceiling has been
whitewashed with the carpet down, and
few drops should fall, this will remove
1t. Or, after the carpet is well beaten
and brushed, scour with ox.gall, which
will not only extract grease, but freshen
the colors. One pint of gall in three
gallons of warm water will do for a
large carpet. Table and floor oil cloths
may be thus washed. The suds left
from wash, when ammonia is used,
even If almost cold, cleanses oil lcloths
well.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-30

Fy Common house flies may be de-
stroyed by feeding them with ground
black pepper and sugar, as much as will
lie on dime, molstened with two
teaspoonsful of cream or rich milk,
They will eat 1t, seek the air and die out
of doors.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-30

Rg' Those who make candles will find
1t great Improvement to steep the wicks
in lime water and saltpetre and dry
them. The flame is clearer, and the tai
low will not run.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-30
Sbr Sloon'ti'lD sin'rs.
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.

Har Reaches are fond of flour-paste,
and If ten cents worth of phosphorus
is stirred into 1t with stick, they will
die while eating it,