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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

THE Great Sale of our Clothing Dam.
aged by water, will be continued until
further notice. Auction sale every even.
Ing at 1880. These goods embrace many
flrstClass Mems and Boys Suits, and will
be sold at private sale except during time
Of auction. Don't miss this chance.
OEllM & co., Ono Price ClOthlerS, 1891
Market street, adjoining Register Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

There was admiucdlo record in the County
Clerks office yesterday, a deed made septem.
Der o, 1881, by Adam Miller and wife, Of
Washington county, Ohio, 70 James R. Bry-
sol, of Ohio county, West Virginia, In con-
Ing on Hromcr's run and Georges run, In
Ohln rOunlV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

CLhSDESiSo 4 slbwELL will sell, at public
auction, on Monday, the 10th Of September
at HOfnet's Hotel, one mile west Oi Bridge.
port, fifty head Of saddle and driving Texas
horses and mares, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A.. ~, sharp. Terms cash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17
Gh gntdIi9tnar
Object Nos. IS and ~ Fourteenth street.


Public Sale Of Market Street Business
Property-John j., Jones, Executor,
Wanted-Girl.
For Sale-Farm.
Administrators Noticc-W. +. Butler, Jr.
Out OF the Nrc-W. s. lGutchins.
TO Travolers-H. +. Bchrens.
List Of Letters,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

A LATE issue Of the New York Herald con.
tained special mention Of the cure II TlAh.
deus DAylds, Esq ri, the great lRk. firm, No.
III Williams street, New York. He was SUI.
fctlhg from theumatlG govt, ian Inherited
aiImehtD and 81 Jacobs Oil cured hiM In
tWehtY.EOnf hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17
1oSEpn HARRIs NrRsERlEs.

MDINlsNlLbL- Ant IA
1900 Appic Trees. two three lol'aHuN''
500 Peach, one IRON hldl lrat
500 rlnmA, one and two YEAR,
500 Qulnccs, two Rhd three ycaN .
b,JOO Cherries, UilD and two itAh mtslt
1000 EyGrpntns, mostly juniItf lviI ~ 20 fit
feet. The above are thtlii{ and ~ ths ~
Tor tfAhEnlAntIne. Will sell a. low I,VJH W.
I@otreEp0ndence solicited. AdtTs AN w ~ 4
LER. M0undsvlllG. Surep i 0he mJ,IlT
N,It t,I6vllIh lphui
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17
EARMs FOR SALE

A farm Of " acres, we'll located. on Ptd' !.
a lid nike, SIi tgI acre. A iUrarr Ar93 y
led m Belmont miIniy. Ohio, I mile lnn ~
al $50 per acre. 4 very desirable ara Y N
Creek Of 10 acres, for so PCT acre Wlul Y.
erty. A farm Of IN acres, well llnpn'I V1yi
TOO trees, location III ohio river ~ ~ 10
Landing, only. $3.50. l2Arn plet, sFTR 10,
city; another HAcrr piece. e. A. Sh"hth y
iIfl Market street, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

wNsHSoroN, September II, 1 A. M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fnir weather.
south 10 west winds, stationary or higher
bnfpmntef. s.fr. hHI|.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

LOST GREER, Harrison County, W. Va.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pany with capital to como and build q first
class FloURING Milk Coal and water In
abundance. Situate OH the line Of the G., w.
& G.. X. 4. For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
llassell, Lost Greek Station, Harrison county,
W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17
TOR SALE

DUBLIC SALE r
l. Twill offer at public rleon TlVRsp4Ji "
TEMBER ", 1881, nj my place knOWhn " WIN
Farm, seven miles CHSt VI Wheeling 90 VI ~,
rad, my entire stock " choice spahlh wv
Sheep, consisting NJ breeding ewes buds !gs w.,
ewes, and wcthen. lambs and fat ytsT, "A,
Of Ale.-On all SUNS over slOn Crtdh y \ n
will be given. the purchaser giylhs nHSr MI
O'Clock i. ". A. KELLY ~glttttElsM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

THE gem Of the city, that 81 Dolman, al
Etnshtimct's, Eleventh street, between Main
and Market streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17
THE usual merchants lunch al the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range Of the Their
mOmcter, as observed at sclneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday.
1850 1851
81 10 10 u 20 10 70 II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17
SALE OR Rent, So, D,

Il FINE BUSINESS PEgg KIN
offer for sale tho fine three siOp bn1 E...IGi
situate on the West SIlrOf Market ItL Y, nj.
below Second ward Market llOuE ioIlsy ',Jgt
pied by IIaChmnn 4 lJuisi, ~ NhOleST X ii
store. The building Is finished Al1'e!T, Rhiihl
with eleven rooms and u Vtutiel n.t,ssitaEI
h6iSe, and the mi floor I'a laTeh9g w y, gbtqI
NOM viii cellar, and tir room both igt
and iOcatlOn Il The best iUt the pnIngi III 1
the city, AlH Tor rent from lt Of app" Nv N
y gIIIfVER iJlI Main street, ~"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

PLAID aud striped Dress Goods, at popular
prices, ut Emsllefmer's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

and II may seriously interfere with the health
unless promptly counterncted, and for this
purpose Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has no equal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

EvERYRpY uses now tile Acme Rakinp
Powder. " IL an easy matter to make liglii
cakes with In purity and strength II can
not he eXcelled,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

HASEsylLLEl Yarns are elegant and cheap.
to be had at Emsheimer's, Eleventh street,
between Main and Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

"BLAcK.DRAveAr" cures dyspep-
Iia, indigestion and heartburn.
Sold by Logan & Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

GUtSEr Black silks and Satin do Lyon at
low prices al EmsheinefS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

CLEVELAND lIosE arc made from tic finest
wool, and cheaper and better than any Hose
ever offered n the city, For sale at John
Eigsheimcr's, Eleventh street, between Main
md Mnrknt. III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

NAIukluh Ia ~ E ~ ia "I9
PHILADELPHIA, September L. -Flnut strong; Ohio
extra q Gao col Minnesota extra 81 371a7 10;
Ohio family 81 GOa7 VG Ohio new process S. ONa
5 u; Minnesota patent process s. 2lS n; wlntct
patents 81 ql!S ~ Rye flour scarce, firm aud I'M
2 rcd september q llfSAl y; October 81 lhSSani VA;
November 81 4&l w, Corn dull; slIi mixed
track 7lc; steamer do 7OafOlG Eail mIxCd
September @4aO91Ect October hha1lISc; nov;
white 4Gllic; No . white iSc. Lard, kettle sll %.
steam sl2 76al2 80. Butter scarce and lrni cream.
cry BlAJIc: New York aud lIndfOrl county, H., cS.
TN 2Sa2Dc; dairy gA2Gc. Eggs, strong md higher ~
2ia22c. Cheese firm and unchanged. Petroleum
dull and unchanged. Whisky 1ull NRd unchanged.
CHICAGO, September iG-The Droven' journal re.
llOss-ReccIph 1900 head: shipments $500 head.
Marketdull and weaker poor hogs NliOe Off aud
Ing and unusually hart 70 sell; mixed EcklnE dull
NJ y u; light or bacon ~ 4Gl6 NJ choice heavy q "
NJ ~; Culls and graSpfl 81 Olad ~.
Cattle RppiplS h,H0 head; shipments 900 head.
Market steady exports 81 gOA6 u; good to choice
shipping q GGtb %: common to fair STaNab %; native
butchers plentiful and slow; common 81 Ahli w,
steers s. a. bulls g. IGil 10; calves 81 7iG6 6Dl dairy
stock calves per head 81 LAllGM rRngo cattle iril.
Texans 81 OOaJ W; half htOeda aud natives 81 D0A
al o..
Sheep Receipts 100 head; shipments 100 head.
Market strong and active for deslnlble, but the VI.
ferlng arc very poor common 10 good 81 ihIlOO,
CINCINNATI, September lG.-Cotton .gulet aud
I ioSi N. F ID w Ya5S ~ y Ian Gn ~ Cor, T EfiS. S SSt !
mixed 71c. Oats III good demand. NO2 mixed iILr.
Rye ~. goO1 demand: No 2. 81 u. Harley firm;
NO2 fall 81 70. P0rk, firm at sO 10. lAri In lair
demand at si2 10. Hulk meats quiet; shoulders
g 70: clear rib 81 90. %lAcOnlnley; shoulders % %;
clear fib sllO 10: clear si27i, WllsEy iirin at 81 Il;
combination sales Of finished gOOds S2l barrels on
a basis Of g y. lluitgr guielt creamery Gigi choice
western Reserve 2Sct GlOieP Central OHIO BE.
01..ts .Vus nsttt GaaNla..Nu.a a. tyA.. n.t..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

Lidur Cloth Dolmans, jackets and. Palotots,
at our usual o wprices. joins EMSiIEiNER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17
HnASCIAL AND coAaERcIAL.


NV YoRE, September l6.-NoSEY-Cloied nj
SA4psr cent. Prime mercantile paper Sac percent
Startling RSehangp banken' bLi urn Of SAT ST. de-
mlnd " 81,
GOvERSAESTs-Weak, and all the issues declined
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

CLEVELAND all wool Socks, at % cents per
pair. joins ENanEtMEk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

WANTED.

JNANTED-.oN WHEELING ISL
w ASD-As Small House or three or four rooms,
suitable for Light housekeeping. Address a." In
telligpheer. Sei0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

SrpcKS-Ths market opened weak and generally
was 4 notable exception, Opening Ut All advance Of
tx per cent, In the early dealings y decline Of N
LIer cont was followed by All advance OF ms per
per cent, the LITTER Chicago, darlington / quincy.
EOrihern Pacific preferred and Denver 4 RIO
Gmnde were also prominent In the decline.
Toward mlddAy there was q recovery OF y to "a
nor cent, Chicago, Burlington 4 quincy, Northern
hclio preferred and New jersey Central being the
most prominent. During the afternoon the market
WaSlrrrgular on Slightluctuatlons. AZ lnt there WIS
a reaction Of EtO | per cent, hut IN the late deal
IngS prices rallied RaJS per cent. Hannibal 4 y
Zoe common stock s6ld Us follows 100 shRrps al 2l
md 100 shares VI 800; also In the lnnl deHllngs l0l
shares at $50, Hannibal 4 81 IOe common stock SOld
al 30. 800 and $50, each hundred share lots, mud
nlnLnd nj 80 Bid md 100 naked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

BARosMA has become the acknowledged rem.
edy for liver and kidney complaints.
Prepared by y. x. Thompson, Titusvllle,
r0,i Tor sale by druggists generally. sAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

Ctesson springs and Return, a. o.,
The Pan Handle 4 Pennsylvania route will
sell on Saturday Of each week excursion
tickets to CrcSon Springs At the rate Of IA 0O
Tickets good TOT return passage until the
following Monday inclusive,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

gaAief ~ l2itll4IFi INJURIES DAFcly tlGnhy' ,FlOuf
steady and unchanged; receipts li,OO barrels; ex'
ports 1901 barrels, Wheat higher receipts lAh,OO
bushels; exports 1900 bushels ungrldpd sprinl
q l9Hl az No . spring 81 i0al ~; No gChlgEU aud
Milwaukee, 81 sal W. ungtadCd ~ tllGn f54;
Siate T q 7 Ia SS, Sns ~ ca RSEESi%lo' \ 81 TX y; t W. %hfSs
sales 1900 bushels, ut 81 i91[al w; No red Sep.
TENDER, sales 10000 bushels, ut 81 l6LInl ~ 0Ctd-
OCr, sales dO0,OOQ bushels g. q 4I1lSal ~, SlGsl!g At
i5l, CI9sIng ats !5sg3i; ,DepelnbeE, sales 2I?,0O BUSH
receipts RS,6b hIshhls; exports 10000 bushels; un'
graded gSailfIzG, N03, GSlG4Icj stSlROr W 1aiOC:,N
SSaaSf' w., yoy; ;tSSSE
SSSiPS, n SG,G9 Eu'S.,;s exports Js1Fi SO Ss'' bu. F!Isi
%%SSmTssLLn. " tll+iCi white western igaEic. Hay
....lu fair aud market firm, Hops quiet
Er steady with a fair demand. MOlGses Ql;.
q and unchanged. Rice steady with u fair
Tallow demand fair and market firm at sH1
heavy At 6iLaNlAc. Eggs firm and unchanged.
Pork, dull; new mess quOled ut SO fia2g0O. Beef
Quleiand steady. Cut meatsquleI, firm and ~unchallg.
I'd, Lard strong prime steam sl28IA Butter
quiet ut lbLf8C. Cheese firm Tor choice ~ al2c'
CHICAGO, September lB.-Flour quiet and I'm.
changed. Wheat unsettled but g~elieHily higher
No Z Chicago spring sl'ytXAl " cash; q 2sS Sep
TENDER and year; 81 SOlal 8GJ6 October; 81 S3M No
yember; 81 8y1s December Nos 81 ~ rejected gjca
iemlcr ii 2VIsal SUIS October 81 8liial b. Na-
yenlbOr. Corn moderately active and higher ut
661IaGi1Ec cash, September and year; coz October
O7GAG79EC November; 6TlG December; IgIIC May
rejected 6lkC, sales, GSltGNC October, 0ns mod
cnItgly active aud higher ~ 4OiSc cash September
and year 4OIGlIlc October 42seFllg5lC November;
1870 December: 4SLc May; sales, 4V1El4iHc o.,
,iober. Rye friner at 81 WS. barley easier at
on truck cash; 81 % October 81 l2M November.
Pork unsettled aud lower; ClGEed Timer at SO W leash;
Si9 l7kAlg 30 September aud october $40 62LtSalg o.
November; So 40alp i2IS year. Lard active but
lower and closed firm ut 81 10 cash; ST. l7H Octo.
Der: Si2 d November Sl2 tbal2 10 December.
Bulk meats In fair demand but at lower mites;
shoulder 81 76i short rib $40 40; short clear $40 IS.
Whisky q 10. -.
The following shows the fluctuations IN tho Chi.
cago grain and produce market yesterday, rs re.
ported BY John NJ. IlOOn 4 Co., brokers, No. llGQ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

The undersigned executor 4 4, tE
Thomas Henderson, dUrvrh wv. W, der
ali. the well known harms VI re- " ssau !"
situate in Buffalo district, Bn'"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-23
FASHION NOTES.
All shades of yellow are greatly

All shades of yellow are greatly in
Very little jewelry is worn with white
toilets. 49,,
Bright yellow silk mitts are worn with
toilets of black.
The shade of green called bronze dart
is exceedingly fashionable:
Very handsome grenadine t<sicts are
imported combined with satin Sublime,
and trimmed with rich steel BEADED
fringes and app}iques.
The wide-spreading Bernhard ties OF
india null have been discarded by no
ultra fashionable people who 50 lately
appeared behind chem:
knIess she be- swift of hand, the
vorpn3 lady who now sits down to put q
new set of buttons ON her "party'
gloves has mornings work before her.
Ladies who possess the lace sacques
of thread or lama, ~ present so COM
pletely cut of style, asse' making them
over isro the pretty Stuart collars,
pointed achus, and ea1tique shoulder
capes now in vogue. .
There ira new quality Of satcea' called
sateen foufwd which greatly resembles
Indian silk in its appearance. ltcomes
in a variety Of designs, Eg:pt1an, bay
adore stripes, checks and plaids-nulti'
colored over grounds Of als,ond, gray,
pale blue, etc.. Princess po'onaises ere
made of these fabrics, trinsmed with
fancy lace. Tiny are worn ever linen
skirts of monochrome color, the skirts
being trimmed w'Nh tiny rulllss'of sE's
same goods.-N. =. Post.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-23
A DESMOND Tester.

A correspondent tells of an,amnsing
incident that. occurred on .. train that
wss crossing aAe Rocky Mouatains> A
travelling pesailer undertook. in the cars
to sell a larse''d iamond" ring to- . miner
who had made his pile. "Humph!"
said the xaner, after critically examin.
ing the ring, "they've got common
stone uain the diggins where I've be<,n
that'll cut that diamond,al 10 pieces ="
elf YOU, will find q piece. Of stone that
will cat that diamond 4 will give it to
you, replied the peddler. >'All rig, ht,'
said bhe mirer, "if / cant cut that
diamond with . stone III buy it of
yoA" Thereupon the miner t,ok the
rise in his hand and pulled from his
vet pocket = brown.looking piece of
ssone, similar to a bit Of dark free. stone,
except the grain vas very fine, and with
this he proceeded cody to gut and
| scratch the "dianond" with several ugly
booking gashea. A group Of passengers
that had gathered about the miner were
amazed, hns while they smiled The
peddler With his "diamosd withdrew
discounted. "Tbat little piece Of
brown stone" explained the miner, sis
I. .,iece of corundum that ] got In the
Rocky Mountains, and it's the best dia-
I mond tester ia tho world. 1t won't scar
q genuine diamond, but will everlast.
ingly cut M pieces Of glass Or quartz"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-23
Our Young Folks.
FOURTH OF JULY At TOM EL-
LOTS HOUSE.

Thanksgiving Is all well enough IN Its way,
Against Christmas and New ear I've nothing
But my 4 " an, the fellows and T.
That il, all the FELLOWS wno have any spunk,
Who save up for months to buy powder and
And Keep t1re-crackers hid In my Cd leather
srunk- -,
We just live for the Fourth of July!
Tom STAYS at his aunt's near the end OF the
i,cr house is quite fine TT she's hateful az
And i'm vsing to tell what ,t,e said
One day. wtlem my dog anl 1. fell Tvs ara [
Nad gone to Gu'n's house to y II F'uf1h OF
July,
and thuu,;;ht, bsng under her window, ~sd
try
TO be quiet ~ ,Mce, or the deaf
VIC said "Hurrsas' softly. for Far she'd b<
mad:
W, yet off the littlc,t cannon We hTt
Assnm!e" the b Is ars we hid:
Ton. 'aar;lpcd do ''e' quiet mt sch little
NaINd,
And ',cn my dog '''ped as he t"'sup the
ground.
TO brinit me picac O feracker he d tsnnd,
icricri~ Lie down, sI1':' And II, did.
Yas he Nd every timr~tMt twas all 81 no
use:
When fol = want to find :tolt they can Akc
an eXe Ise:
So she ! I:nHd her hc"''''t through the
And cried '"ry,n. your faith rshal hear ab, et
10 p,;t up vtb this Ion ger T. more than 2
do
Come into n, house, sir, ;EsH send or tn.
That are So Ming my flowers md lines!
indcncndnrre: inraed! Id rlther- cav.
BE under tho .s}'e'of Grea: Bril- 'AN to-day
Than suffice. eri to noises lha'2:
Oh. sharper taAA crackers th* cruel words
rang, "
And quickly tss" wasa.ow went Ibws with a
81 up from t,S" buases my br::v4' Old dog
sprany
And followed ~ ont VI the gate.
She's as cross an oNbsr-ty as ever Md he!
size insu ted my {. 4 an'i the fellow An me,
And though the NAV drgive her. tca'r g.
Nss cant-and, besides rpat dOn'' meas to
try
And next year my ;dg and the fellow 9nd
vial ~ off on the hCe ks; to spend F',tsrtlp at
; .inl..
NTH no thanks &c pGAlorhis aunt! -.
sarah xil,a3xix- ~ 81. Mic ms:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-23
Harvesting Wheat.

1t is now very generally believed that
an early wheat harvest adds to quantlty,
quality and safety of the crop. AS soon
as the wheat grain has passed from the
milky to the doughty state Is the accept
ed time. If cut before the grain has
passed it, milky state it will shrivel and
lose its weight. If allowed to become
overripe the grains grow rough and
harsh, and the bran is so thick aud
brittle that even under the best milling
processes large proportion OF the Hour
will be carried off with the bran. Gut
in the dough state; the bran, being thin
and elastic, is readily separated from
the -four. Loss by Smelling and bad
weather is also overco ne by early har-
vesting: Cutting while the grain is soft
is also one of the surest modes to avoid
destruction by rust. The exact time at
which wheat and other small grains
can be- cut with the greatest
profit may be ascertained by opening
heads in different portions Of the field
and examining the kernels carefully.
The straw near the ground will also
suggest tho time of cutting byits yellow
hue.
Wheat cut in its dough state should
not be dried too quickly. 1t can be
bound and stacked ut once, or, if there
is only a small quantity, drawn to the
barn. Many farmers put it in small
shocks, especially when there are weeds
with the grain and it has been cut early.
When stacked the wind and sun will not
dry up all the. juices in the plant;
enough of these will be slowly concern
trated in the seed to accomplish the
maturity of the grain to perfection,
whereas If by rapid ripening in the SUE
the kernels are shriveled more bran il
formed in proportion to the flour
Farmers in this section continue'to
practice threshing from the shock and
hauling their grain direct to market.
While this plan has its advantages, it
certainly is notadvisable in many local.
tiles, or in some seasons in any locality.
When the wheat has been bleached out
BY hot suns and repeated rains it should
60. into the stack and undergo a sweat.
Not a few cultivators refuse to thresh
their wheat, no matter bow dry the
grain when stacked, until the swc1ting
process has been undergone. During
this process the straw and grain become
damp and heats evolved. The process
over, both straw and grain are dry, and
the latter has been improved in color
and made plumper with the nutriti7e
matter absorbed from the stalk.--R. "
WorlL. '. #. .... ..,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-23
The .c;entili,, newspapers for the

The scientific, newspapers for '!. the
past tevsmonths have bean exPl'D M.
The me .niny of she Different names IN nj =,
Piled t asteel. An exchange san a,a "p no =,
f,ilows: Blister, steelis maze ~ Wv; ;roi,
thecsfbon of CHARCOAL so'pe~''' s'a.1 'D il
n a. heated state. German s'et h.rs -
bIistsr, steel rolled down mo u
Sheat steel is made, BY nan n,aei s
blister. steea. Doula. shear ,, s.I' and
male by cutting up, blister stee. ;ua
py,ting it together and ha% mn melt,
again. CrucibIe steel is made o:y',a ',o
iae ia a pot b, ister. steel ana W"t,e o
ron or uuwrous'' iron "a. ani i c %sGs sy
and scrap Besssmer steel IS maui n'rone
! blowing air. through csst-lron. o" ",ss,'.
IHthe silicon and carbon out. . o' nip
hearth steel is made by me' ~ sor r,s
iron aad mi>iag wrought IRON A.. or ,; ,i'oa
steel or iron oSe to reduce the a'''''
and sarb0n.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-23

failure. The grafticx Of the Ordinary " a'y
sucker growing from the trunks 81 OH ola
trees can rarely be done with success.
We tried this several times and the
gratis all died at the end Of the second
or. third year. Far better 70 graz
the old trees whenever there Is any
smooth bnrked wood near enough to
main Dough. They will not only grow
but in most cases fruit the second year,
and always the third year. We have
now growing on suckers from the mann
bough gratis of the Chancellor pear SET
more than nirtv vears ago, and those
that have not died have yet to fruit the
firstspeci,nen!- Gern,anto'oN Telegraph.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-23
..,,.av tor tina objections 10 w.

. "A remedy for the object'on,is ,h ~ IN n.
introduction Of the elegtr c G .,Si IN he
doors is proposed by Mr. toau a,; IN d
shape of q batter; for the gsnera's'S b,
electricity. This battery is works. vol s.r ~
q new combination OF Chem cI I,,,sI is
d ents, and the current proa" =" tn.
transmitted d rcctIy b. wires 10 I'D 't 10
iamps. The resulting tame Is s.'' rrest
be absolutely colorless al" "
steadiness and pesDanence'