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, 1881-06-29
COUNTY. sUpE,s1NTENDESTs,
Special Dt3pdfeh TO INf Ehietoo Tf{httha

ISp1ANAroL1a. Ind, June :.s.-Tito u,I1lual
meeting Ut ttls County Superlntendents' Az.
soclntion If tho State opened this afternoon,
ut tho 1iIglI.Scl,ool Building. Tl,cro Is a
largo number of Superintcntlents present,
anu they area tinc.l0Dkinx uN,tly OF lne,l, The
0nMunl 'ntltlress wus delivered by President
j.. Y. Mcl'herso',,' Ut 1ynyNo County, after
which reports wlre received from tl.a various
st0lAfng commuters al,tl discussed.
, 1881-06-29
WISCONSIN.

spttta, Dtspateh to The chseaoo Tttb.int. = ,,
OcoSo,iowoc, Wis, juno o8.--f,iack ruat
Is noticed In most evory field of winter ,yleut
iiear here. Every tenth or twelfth. lcu,l IL
entirely cnyclopc,t III ths stautty growth. 70
Two looks excellent, md III some placcs an
extraordinary crop will be rcarscd. Corn IL
Butu6ly good, ,
, 1881-06-29

Special ce'tspo"dtnes ~ 9ns Chicago 1tiapn.,
: O1TuAwA, aa.*lupe, s7,-'rhc otsunwa
Courier, a paper that laasn't enterprise
county, says my dispatch to you of the ed
was "silly," 1t makes no pretoilse Ut show.
ing how that torn applies. Did send the
truth : is the Important question. said the
heavy rains had destroyed tho last hope Of
"a crop" Of wheft or corn. Tho Cq{tTler
sustalns this so far Us 1t knowspR Rnythiug
, 1881-06-29

6o,rr,s Annoy, N. j., June ss.-W. g.
ca'lMds, Postmaster, to-day probably fatally
shot hiulsclt, -" - g.: :
4 fcceAt examination OF tho books showed
ashortage OIL s.loney 0ulurS, CgalnWs WIS
to hnyo met tho Government officer aul LIS
bondsMen this morning. -,
, 1881-06-29

".s TIE "SoVEREi6N" IS THE LATEST
improved Maoklnuun pgu. 1t can 10 closed Into
ssnalt compass for tho pocket md longthoncd for
t,sc. Tho must popular pcu made, hlseklnuon
ren Company. u klndIson street.
, 1881-06-29

Tho wcnkeat wosnn.,, srnnIlost child, and stck-
est Invalid, Gun ust l1vp DLters With safety and
Kyeut RutNl.
, 1881-06-29

r .Cuniuslns docs not nlvertise tcoth for 81 and
churY0 moro. ~ Gtlte. :. '
, 1881-06-29
MONUMENTAL, ,

John II. Volk, tcsfgnor and manufacturer Of
tln6 Rratlito aud ninrb1o monuments, tablets,
atntuAry, chrhlng, etc.. IN scleutod stock. once
u0ruGr Dearborn aud Itnnt!opn strcots.
, 1881-06-29

buck T. Ituynor'a Moth Powder IS q harvester
thl,t rAarB rUhrbrs by tho mIlljpu 4
, 1881-06-29

fine quality. and contains considerable tlane
an'l irM1,. Tho analysis will bo furnished
TIL: TNInCNE In IL few days.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02

Woblasfalsn auf Der ihlanfen 0sfalt
eiutr i&6nsu Sunsfrau, wel&e un!er Den
swiiaen ben Iraubenssldncern ,~erffreut
lissenpen Srimmrrn berumpanpslte.
umrinst bon elmer S6aar psinencer
unp pispsr iutelnbsr Stnesr. penen fs
aus einsm bon sfnsm fIeinsn Snaben &C.
baltsnsn 5anpforbe 8rOO unp Gra&ts
pertbeilte.
Der bleihe Wann NIT BEN tnitetense.
ipidtsn QUITE i6ien f1 an pislsr Scene
wabrbaft ~ srsSBen ; penn sr merfts
utdt. pas isB. etn id!anfer frdftiSsr
Mann In mGii&sr MISREPRESENTATION
bintsr iefnsm &fden fano unp slei6faa5
NIT srosem Antbsils Die Bruoipsnperin
btpbabtete.
Sept sOs eisie aus ibrem SSIb&sn
AUDI cine h6lserne 3anns. aus pelbtr,
na6rem ne ben Dedd a,STud bate, Die
bsl:stts lbseiuppe Der 8almddsu, bereitst
aus fsinssf6nittensm Sbss. Sdafett,
Wil1 une SalS, bsrausoampfte nun
fannie Der Subel Der 8isinen fetne 9ren-
ssn msbr. fe !dmtsstsn ii& an cis bOlrs
Spenpsrin. ~ipranssn UNI nc bsruui. pts
cie 9dmmlein um pte 9ammssmutter.
une pie i&lanfe Sursfrau bate ~ thur
um ale ~ bsfrieptssn uuo tsinss Der
Slsinsn lser ausssben ~ lai1tn.
guf eem sefuratsn Intlibe css flstnen
Wannss NIT Dem Snfscisnbuts psrlte isst
eine Sbrdne niepsr. 9afst pic 8leinsn ~
mir fomutn, fastr sr. psnn ibrsr 1T cas
Simmslui&
llnp psr 1T Der GnssL Der pisiss Dim.
mslrsia bort UNI ib perIammsltS fraste
Der nsbsnfsbsncs SHeisr, inpsm er Dor.
trat.
Der Wanu nit psm Suisetsnbut blidts
uu. Das 1T nsine Sdilsrtn. Ibsprcra
Gliiab,tb. Die Nt&te pss 9oupsrnurs bon
pom Salan. laste sr unp tin 3us grocer
Selbhbsfrispisuns trat auf iein blei&es
MntliS.
DieIe S6dlain ma1t Cub Gbrf.
Ssrr. sntssansts Der Sffisier ; ibre Sesls
l6stnt 70 ldSn ju itin. pie ibr Isueerss.
tpaneslt le bod ptr cine iprsiams Wut
ter untsr eieien Slsinen. tie fs umiubsln,
inpsm fe ibnsn Srps Ipsnpst.
Das fe fi1 BON tbreu, eisentn Wunrs
abipart. iasts Der Aupsrs. Sa 6srr.
proftGor QopiB nsnnt pisie Sunefrau
feline bette S1ilrin. unp Der Slsine xna
&c, peltr fbr Sbrbbsn trdst 1T ibl
8rubsr, Der feline Span.
profs6or eOwiB fraste Der Sfi,isr
8te2 lsip Sbr Der aslsbrte, ianfte pro
fefor 9ppiB aus Saian, pom usl6su
MIR msin 8rsune Gbartpn ert BET istnsn
ianaRsn Ssiute In affradan 10 pie
StSnss une 0utes ersdblte?
Der bin t6 ~alsreinsS, sntsssnete be
prpfGN NIT f&ti&sr BefanSsnbsit
cas COB Cures SrsunesS pirp mir abe
gar, unwdreiserw.ile Al Sbsi, benz
mas i& ismals 9utss s~slsiist babe
tommt pur auf &sdnuna ceS Daerpbsn
psl4sr bic bergen Der. Wtnitel Ienft UNI
pas @scsibsn stbt ~ alIsm 9atsn.
Nun, Iaste Der Sf cter, tper cine I
eels S1dlsrin bsranbilpsn fam, Der niu
ielbR Elm erlsr Msnla isin. Ssbt SsI
: prpfs0oy Cure Saalsrin 1T mir suspl
ssfcmmsn, aud ib mar I'm 8ssrifs 81
SraneRatt pa ~ bsiu6sn unc Ga
t. (5plti. fplst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02
iein mo&te. ols ibr apam iaste: @ot.
bot es perboten. BON ptsieu Saume birs
fen MIR uthtS tSIeu. -
L. b. 3627.

itin modte, ais ibr Mpam iaste: Got.
bot es psrboten. pom pisiem Saume blrs
fen mir nidts t6eu.
3sbn Sage na6 bisisr llntnrsbuns
pes Sberftsn nit isinsr 9smabltn lager.
te iber ben ianrtssn Gbsnsn MfraGans
cine prdfenoe Sdwdle. atsr iton mid
pieislbe alImdbts Der milpsrsn Absnpluft,
unp bic uralte Staet srpabte isBt aus
ibrsm Shlummsr. ME pts lausn Absnbs
lifte ees SdpsuS aud ben @lddlidsrsn
Bsmobnsr Bdll6lanps srft su nsuersr
Isdtisfsit bsIsbsn.
Gin trabrbaf. maIsrilhes Saauipisl
tot fih jegt benz Slifs bar !; ole 6dus
fer sntlursn ibre Sspobnsr, bic Wasas
,tns belsbtsn iib. pie 8tp5lteruns ausr
Gacsn uno Spra6sn psrbuitste fh RAID
auf zen Srlfen unp ZEN baumrsihsn
SuaiS, Der Sanal becefis ii6 NIT Sa'
it's, pie nit Wslonsn unp anpsrp Sri6s
ten bslapsn pdrsn Orpi6fsn, Rals
lbsn upb Heiter MIN melten purheinln'
Der. une pte Staet, pelde srf stnsm
srpsen ausssftorbsnsn 9eibsnfelpe pUQ
uralter MpnuHsnte slth, ;ras isSt eli
pabrbait fsilihsS 8lsip.
BORT an Der Sstts elmer tartarilbsn
Wobnuns rsbuts lib Elm srpses. purb
pte Belt stidpaIstss @sbiurs NIT NIT
ttlaltHlitsn balb prrlSfbtsn Siauren,
rort itunb Gin surOpdil6ss Masasin
nit SlstpunsSfifsn. rprt cine Sarap IN
Isrie. psitsr linfS pts pra6tpole Saupif!r.
DE unter Dem Shatten elmer sisrliben
WoI1se NIT tbrem Drummer , hort In e.
mem Der dussrsn Startbeils. no ptdbils
Tse Iraubsn nit tbren stpssn uno iaftis
sen Yssren, aus senen Der belisbte Rid.
mild, cine 0sinlorte aus fsrnlpisn Bee.
rem. s~stsltsrt ptp, an Spalisren bin'
gen.
Mbsr mitten In risism ieyail6sn 8il.
be tau6tsn aub pis bic S6lasibattsu
In einem rpmantiIhsn 3anplhaftsbilps
a~sbrdunte unp itwarse Wausrtrlmms,
bersor; fe I5iensn Srdmmsr su fem
aber ni&t &utnsn elmer ldnsf psraansen
3ett, lpnesrn elmer ilnSf SeIfoGsner
Iraunpsricpe, sas parsn fe: csnn srl
Dor flnf Sabre I'm Sabre 1867, mar UT
ra&an pur9 sinen Brand gum Gbsil
einaedI&ert pprpen, unc nod ldasl
pabsr Siele @obuungen Der irmsren BE
pSlteruns In 1rdmmer unp barrtsn au
ibren @ieeerbau.
3wiI&en zen @inpmdblen dbnli&s
Iblrmsn unb sernauerten SaHins Ia
cine IeltIame @ttalt. Gs mar eth flsi
nrr Wapn nit bla7sm @eii&te uno bun
flsn Nusen : feline bpbe Stirne dnp b
aan,e @usprud lsinss 0ei&tss vsrrist
Den srnNsn Dsntsr une Wann Der Grfab
runs ; absr aud Elm Bug unsnrli&s
@utmdtbistsit log auf ieinen bleids
eippsn, unp Isin sanssS Wsisn trus pa
@sprSae isnsr Wenlbsn, psnea wfr bsil
ntsn Bssesnsn surufen mSHtsn: {
pstnsm auss III tsin Gali6.
DieIer Wann modte einise fdni,i
esbtnsiabre ;ablsn. isin @nsus bsltan
aus eineu, stnla1sn, puntsln 5ausrpd
siusm turssn Ssinflsips unp Spisi&ubs
NIT Stlbsrl6naaen. Statt Der 9,
pSbnli6sn ruGii1sn MiBe trus sr sii
+, glrt braunsn SutsS, psl8sr dber ur
: absr NIT Snlsettn bsnape!t mar.
!, Grin FAINTER Bid rubte NIT fttlibe
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Ita Relief and Cure as Certain as nay Fol-
HOusa Nav. ftt 40 Fl

Since the reduction of DIR. Sherman's thousands
crowdins upon him for treatment. gladly throwing
away their gripping irksome. dsprting and fepunish-
ing trusscs. His treatment for this aicOn makes the
patient comfortable and safe In the performance OF every
kind Of exercise labor II IL grand thing, and th0ee
who rnpured and do not provide themselves with Il
endure the dangers Of than precautions acti0n and
the 81 all through life Thousands OF those
cnrc give the most attering testimonials OF gratitude to
Dr. SHERMAN lie ia the author and inventor Of his popn
lar system: he mparts his secret to il II appca
Bile Ia AL -ase- and and. under his reduced rate
within the reach Of almost everyone.
Patients receive treatment and leave for home
day. DR. SHERMAN'S Book on Rupture gives conyinc-
ing proofs from professional gentlemen and others OF his
successful treatment IL 10 illustrated with Photographic
pictures Of bad before and IL sent those who
send cents. Principal office, 81 Broadway, New York
Branch Office IL MIX street, Boston Days New York
Monday, Tuesday and saturday In BOston-W Wednesday
Thursday and Friday. ola
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BILL FOR PARTITION OF REAL n

BILL fUh PARTITION OF RIAL RSTATB. az
Between James Bruce. Christina Ciyne, Isabella Bruce
Ca.er 1rnce, Aiexander Bruce and Janet Sutherland
sssas.a~ds .af
Anne Foree and her husband Alexander FORBES johanna
SuthefiAnd and her husband Donald Sutherland cFir-
tina Satesfiala. Aaseus Gum. Donald sinclair, Anne
sinclair Nay MAcadie. and her husband DnhaId Maea
janet md her hassnS Jane. %
tot Brdoc. isabeila Bruce william Bruce. Aexasder
bruce. heben hrucs and Marsafet Bruce. hars.ret
PENDANTS. - ~ N ~
TTAPPEARING TO THE COUNT. BY THE ALICIA
lions Of the bill in the above stated canse and by the
that ali Of the defendanss ore Of this crcn
and that they all reside beyond the limits q the United
or before the rt Soadsy n SET se4 next s md fhas IN
a. afnsesad Desd, Thai copy Of bis order be pub
s es e' IL q sS % a %
swer Aforesaid, in the following newsIaf@rs, towt
ypnnai q Cbnassso In the city Of New York and the
tas.iag Pod. In the city Of Washington; the object
descrhed Issd n which The SD ooapiainants and de-
iendans are interested tenants In common, to Wit
ss. .ss S1 sS fa Ss g n IN ~
the 81 Or and the half Of ne w half Of see II The
Se NJ "a O. s e1 R. re 81 az Of &
fractional part Of BAH OF NE q. Sec Y r. r.
the half Of Sc qr Of See q the hail OF sw Or
and the 81 qr o. See Il and the half Of the 81 Of
Sec ;hs Y T. = sSs 81 sss hall q s s
half Of the Sc Or the SW or OF SW Of Sec TO- the
half OF NE Or Of Sec 49, T 3 NofRs W: the Sc Or OF
Sec the 81 or frAe Zee s. tbs half Of NV az. se 1e
TT 3. W; also and half acres in SW or OF Sec
Q. IN TT Of s,W all in Gadsden county, Florida.
and the iSllosing ots 10 tEe town ~ Quincy Saase
81 81. S. %, 81 " 100 IL 49, ls6 w half of lot Ia.
half Of lots and and lots in the western extension Of
said town. ;'-' ++'- -'
Done and ordered at Chamber this April - A. ID. ISL
ID, s. WALKER. Judge.
May IL, lssl-2m -rs5s~F
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Ru ptu,|.r'||e


DIR j. A. SHENANDOAH Sur: I am happy To in
form yOn that entirely cured Of scotal rup
ture II is year ago today that received your treat
ment have tested the cure by gOihg without the app
rupture yOh will recall TO your mind similar 10
Mr. JOrdans ia your pamphlet Of illustrations.
was ruptnred in the year 1864, while in the army
have tried spring and eIastl trsss with creat
and injury, my rupture always growing worse Finding
must get some relief or give mp my business deter
mined to try you as last resort and must say that
found your treatment complete success. My improve
men and cure has, considering my terrible condition
ment have worked hard in business. enjoying both
safety and comfort and have not lost days work NJ
general health has also improved will take pleasure IN
recommending the afflicted To you whenever have OPP
pOrtunity.
YOu may publish this letter for the benefit OF humanity
Ny address IL 21 East 1ith street With best wishes
remain yours respectfully, WESLEY PHILLIPS.
NEw YORK CRY, 0ctober 25 1SHO.
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JACKSONVILLE EXPRRSS-( .1llaiv.l

Palace Sleeping Cars ON this train daily between
Savannah and Jacksonville, Charleston and Jack
sonville and Macon and Jacksonville
No change of cans between Savannah and Jack
sonville and Macon and Jacksonville.
Passengers leaving Macon at $50 p N connect al
Jesup with this train for Florida daily
Passengers from Florida by this train connect at
Jesup with train arriving At Macon at 7.O6
daily.
Passengers from Savannah for Gainesville, Cedar
Keys and Florida Transit Road take tllis train.
Passengers from Savannah for Madison, Month
cello, Tallahassee and Quincy take this train.
Passengers from Quincy, Tallahassee. Monticello
and Madison take this train, meeting sleeping
at Tebeauyille at Q1OP PM
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DY vIRTQE or An ORDER MADE BY THE
ID Hon VIVA 3. Byrd. County Judge % Leon
County. state Of Florida, on the iirst day q JaIy,
A. D. 1881. vim sch = public outery, to The high.
eat bidder, for cash. e the court house square, in
the cay q Iailahassee IN sald county On the &C.
ond Monday In August, A D. 1881, beine the eighth
day thereof, during the usual hours of sale all the
right title and Interest which Emma Kindon had at
the time Of her desth ius sna al Che interest and
title Of her estate In and to the following described
parcel OF land, t0-wit: Los number one hundred
and Q6s) In the original plan OF the city
J. L DRMILLY, commissioner. z
July S, 1SSl--5w s.ls,77--l go q -
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGsHSTs.
g. e nave oeen se,ng Sw,lls sypnin,ic SPECIFIC
for diseases IL Is recommended to cnre it8
s. J. Cassels. Townsville, Ga l.. =. Greer & Co.
Forsyth, Ga; PembertOn, Samuels Il Reynolds At
lanfa, Ga t3 n ..ft -
N.s ATLANTA, GA. July !. 1874.
We used "Swift'sSyphilitic Specific In the treat
ment Of convicts the past year. and believe it is the
only certain kosca remedy that viii effect permanent
c'Te of diseases for which It is recommended.
GRANT, ALEXANDER & co.
eI.0eO REWARD
Win be paid to any chemift " no win find, on
analysis of hundred bottles of 8. s. g. particle
Of mercury, iodide potassium, or any mineral sub
stance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprietors,
Atlanta, Ga
For sale by n. Lively, Wholesale Agent, Talahas-
see, Fla. ls sNssHi June s8-lm
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ALBANY EXPRESS-l nailuN

Sleeping cars run through between Havannah And
Albany, and Jacksonville aud Montgomery, daily
without change
Connection at Albany daily with passenger trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad 70 and from
Macon. Eufanla, Montgomery, Mobile New Or
leans, etc.
Mail steamer leaves Bainhridge for eApalachcols
and Columbus every Tuesday and Saturday.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily Sundays
exccptedl for Green Cove Springs, g. Augustine,
Palafka, Enterprise, Sanford, and an landings on
St Johns river.
Trains on B. aud A. r e leave JUNCTION, going
west at 11S7 A. ~, and for BrunswTtk at 40 T.
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold, and Glccping+car BeTths
and Drawing Room Car acc0mmOdafloEs, secured
at Brens Ticket Office No. % Bull stretl and At the
cOnpany's depot, foot Of Liberty strcet-
s..l.s 80 JAS l. TAYLOR, GENT Rssk. Agent
~ j. 8 TYSON, Master Transportation.
H. s. HAINES, General Haaager.
July 5. 1881
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Savannah, Florida and Western
RAILWAY.
GENERAL MANAGERS OgV1cE,
SAVANNAH. June =. 1881.
ON and afler SUNDAY, June %, 1881, Passenger
~ Trains on this road win run As follows:

Passengers from Savannah for Bru lsxick take
this train arriving 1t brunswick At 60t Z. NJ.
Passengers leave Brunswick at $50 A N. arrive
at Savannah at 3 % P. VI.
Passengers for Darien take this train
Passengers leaving Macon al 200 a N. (daily)
connect at Jesup with this train for FLORIDA
Passengers from Florida by this train connect al
JesuP with train arriving ut Macon at 80 ?. N.
daiiy EXCEPT Sunday
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
y the undersigned. administrator OF the estate OF
Thomas Neary, deceased, late Of Leon county State
of Florida, will present his final accounts 10 the
County Judge Of said county. and apply for dis
charge as such administrator Fiis
June IA, 1SS1-Gm Administrator.
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st. Marks BRANCH.


Both east and west bound trains met AZ Live OAK
and connect with 2-45 train = y. 4 W T. r. for
Savannah and Albany =
Passengers for Ckattahooehee nysy b uas connect
with steamer "a Rebeeea Everinghans- every Thurs
day for AIalachicOla, Fla, and every taIsrday for
Columbus. Ga. and EnfxHla Al
Connects with steamer - 6. GuBby Jorsian every
Sunday for Apalacaicola, Fla, and ever Tuesday
for Columbus, Ga and Eufaala, Ala
Connects at Lake City With trains on florida Cen
tral railroad for Jacksonville and ST. iohns river
Fernandina and Ceday Key.
General Passenger Agent
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Washington Weekly Ipsf and New York JO,syll n
lManer copy directed and send bill tn p w. White
RsQ.. Quincy FLA
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run daily az follows: - IN
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on abe boat. For some months past
Capt. Moore has been negotiating for this
light, but, as several great improvements
were about being perfected, he was adj
vised by the manufacturers to wait until
he could procure the light with all the
slateFtl additions, This he did, and now
his abOsts carries the most perfect light
everseeH,a OR4he' Jordan are 1--WE lights,
two HI 'front.'; two amidship and one ii the
cabin, the whole giving light equal to
5000 candles. AS the boat glidcd gem
fly down the stream we were upon the
3t6lbn Ho5ahd 3iiii sds kiialladiel ana
Capt. Moore, and could plainly discern
every object along Che shores. AT one
lsRAiealWp sAw. ssman more than one
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Between James Bruce, Christina Clyne Isabella Rrues
walter Bruce, Alexander Bruce and Janet Sutherland
COmpananfs,
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from a statement in the Union of Sun
day that the murderer was captnred and
lynched.
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May IL. lssi-2m -tp5s~F
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-11
Corn Meal and Clover Hav.

"Dairyman" says he had herd of twenty
cows, which will all come in in November:
and as he must reap his harvest in winter
butter, he wants to know whether clover hav
and corn meal will be good combination
Of food for winter milk and butter, or how
much meal?
Corn meal and good clover hay will be a
proper combination of food to produce milk.
for corn is rich in starch and oil, both good
for butter; and clover hay is rich in caseine
or cheese, so that they possess both the car
bonaceous and nitrogenous elements in
proper balance. But corn meal is heating
food and must be fed with good Judgment
A portion of the hay should be cut into
short lengths, and the meal should be mixed
with twice its bulk of cut clover, the clover
being moistened SO that the meal will adhere
to the hay, and both be eaten together. If
the meal is fed with three times its bulk of
cut clover, so much the better. The meal
being mixed with bay, both will go into the
stomach together, and the meal, instead of
being massed in lump, or bolus, will be
distributed throughout the contents of the
stomach, will be raised and remasticated,
and thus not likely to produce a feverish
state of the system.
Nicely cured early cut clover is a good sim
gle food for milk, and corn meal will add
other qualities so as to give some variety:
oub bnosc 1WO lOOuS Lldy De improved Dy add
ing others so as to give more variety. If dali
rymen should grind half corn and half oats
together, or even one bushel of oats with two
bushels of corn, it would decidedly improve
the ration. Oats are excellent for milk. 1t
will also be an improvement to mix fifty
pounds of bran or wheat middliDgs with one
hundred pounds of corn meal. 1t should al
ways be borne in mind that the greater the
variety in the food OF a cow, the better-bet-
ter for the health of the COW, and better for
the flavor of the milk and butter.
If corn meal only is fed with the clover,
then add six quarts Of meal, fed in two feeds,
or be ter in three feeds, with six or nine
quarts OF cut clover, at each feed. If bran
be mixed, then ten pounds of the mixture
per day; if oats and corn are ground togeth-
er, eight pounds will do. The cows should
also have all the long hay they will eat This
ration, with good water and warm, well
ventilated stable, will give a return, from
good cows, in every way satisfactory.
tional Livestock journal, Chicago.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-11
PROF. .EDIS0N's
YF0RM. .

After much persuasion, Prof. Edison has been
prevailed upon to give the world his truly wonder
ul discovery for eviating pain. For years he suffer-
ed from neuralgia pains, unable to find any remedy
among the hundreds which he tried that would give
him permanent ease Finally he became con 5inced
that he must become his own physician and seek,
by experiments, for the desired relief He had
taken all the we'll known sedatives which gave only
tempory relief, and produced nervousness, loss of
appetite, SC. lie now sought for combination of
such remedies as would, by out,oard application,
him Of his distress and at the same time not be
injurious to his system.
Trials and experiments followed this determina-
tion until he at last produced compound which
by application, entirely subdued all pain and al
lowed his system to recuperate, and throw off the
disease.
TO his discovery Prof. Edison gave the name
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-11
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