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Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

FIFTEEN YEARS ago the government
was puzzled to know where the money
was TO come from to pay off the Nation
al debt, but now there is so much mon.
ey in the Treasury vaults that the puz-
zle is what to 40 with it. This fully
justities the wisdom of the Republican
party and sheds lustre on the financial
course of Secretary Window.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
II EAL ESTATE Al .PU BL4lC SALE.

VIII be sold at public sale, on tho PREMISES,
on TUESDAY. september 10Th, 1881, at 2.ot
D. ln., the following real estate:
No. l. A two story brick house, No. a.
6l2 Tatnall street. f ont l6 feet with an nj
alley and lot alb ut 70 feet deep, now rent'
tor $40 per month,
No = A two story-and a-hilf frame house,
No. GA Ta'nall street. l3 feet trut I, with use
OF alley. lot running back about 10 feet. and
now rents for - per month.
Persons Wishing to view the property, will
be sh WI the me by the subscriber. Terms
At sale. scp,1tf NJ tANN h 90.
|. W. SIIDaAa \ SoN, Acut'rs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

A HANDSOME and deserving compli-
ment is paid to President Garfield by
the Brooklyn Eagle, the best and ablest
edited Democratic paper in New York
State. That paper says: "He has
qualities emitting him to be held in
everlasting memory as type of
what is rest and bravest in the Ameri-
can character"
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

Democracy, and we regret the humilia'
ton to the Senator in being compelled
to back water. Kentucky Is . poor
place for the practice of Democratic
literality.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

How ANIMATING, refreshing and
cool are the delightful showers of
rain that are now falling on toe dry
larched earth Everything green,
turns its faces upwards to quatf in the
grateful rain and already there is gem
eral rejuvenating going on iu the vege-
table kingdom. Welcome refreshing
rain.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

DuRLlC SALE.-THE sVBSCRlBER
/ determined to quit the dairy business :
will sell at p bic sa.e, on WEDNESp tf
September a. 1851. at 2o'clock y. M, SHARP
at Coyle's Hotel. Ninth ward, ia the CITY ''
Wilmington, New Castle touny, Delaware
his entire dairy. n,isting Of thirty CIV
four first ella $ dairy cows nd Dur RN
ham bull, DUPONT stock. The above cows
are tirst-class. having been selected with gres,
care and Judgment.
TERMS :-,ll sums less than $50 cash. all
sums of 800 and up ards, the purchaser can
have six months 10y giving note with an ap'
proved eudorser JOHN COOK.
l.. w. SrIpHAM n Son, Auct'rs
sept5-Std<w
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
LIST OF PRIZES.
Willard Hotel with all I cD,0 nDn
fixtures and Furniture. S-JD,uUV

One Residence on Green Street. .....,.sl5, 600
One Residence on Green street. ...,... 1900
Two Cash Prizes. each $50 0........... lO,N0
Two Cash Prizes. each s2.'DN. .......,.. 1000
Five Cash Priz"s, each 81 lOOO........... 5000
Five Cash Prizes each 500. ............ $500
fifty Cash Fr,zcs. each 500 ........... 5000
tine Hundr d Cash Pr zes. each $50. ... 5000
Five hundred Cash Prizes, Z ich s4u... lO,uuJ
Dne Set Of Bnr Furniture .......... =. 100
One Fine Piano ....... BOO
One Handsome 81 vcr Eua >e'........ 100
400 Boxes Old bourbon Whiskey. $50. Il 400
Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each $40. 5000
10 Baskets Champaxne 1856 5,.,,.,. " .hU
400 Boxes Fine Wines, s5O............., 1000
200 Boxes Robertson Go Whiskey, SO. f,OOo
I0O Boxes Havana Cigars. $40 ......... 4oOO
Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each SO. 5000
AMOUNTING TO S369> $50.
wHoI + TiCKErs. IS: HALVES is: QUARTERS, 81
Rel lttarcc may be made by Il nix Check,
Express. Postal Money order. CT Rcgtstcre
Mail Responsible agcnts wanted at all
points. For circulars, giving inior nation and
for ticket address.
aug4. eodd,w w. &. -. Whips,
WILLIE RI HDTEL. LOUISVILLE. KY.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
PURLaC AALED.
r ARgEAND PEREMPrORY SALE
-OF VALUABLE
r e AL EST A L Z!
PUBLaC SALHB.
g subscriber will sell at Public Auction,

The subscriber will sell at Public Auction,
on
TR URSDAY, SkPT. 10, A. D., 1851,
at 2 o'clock, p. m, at the Auction Rooms, OF
L. W. Stidham l. Son, No. III East Fourth
street, THIRTY ONE DWELLING Gaf
HOUSES. and = MOhOCCO tACIO-
KY situate in the City Of Wilmington" -"os.
2Os. 2DS and 2lO West street Southeast cor
ngr Of Fiflh and LETTERS ,tteets; NO. ~? W.
Seventh street Northwest corner Adams
and Conrad streets; Nos. 3OZ 3ol, 800, Jus
and $40 Harrison street ; thre )uses on Har
rison street. above sec md Nos s2O, So. S4,
$40, s2s, $50 ami So Reed street two houses
Ua Townsend street. between A. and Is sti. !;
two houses on Fifth = rect, near Webbs.
Terms Easy. AQ ulLA Dt RlCkSO',
septl0-3l mermaid, 4. ".
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

nt OCIcCK, P. III.
On the premises, without postponemont,
withdrawal or undertaking.
These Building Lots lots are Al on solid
ground. are well located and are needed now
for dwelling sites to meet the wants or our
people. We coz ndeutly ask you to give them
your personal examination The sale VIII
c ,mmence sharp at 4p. m, with No. ], in the
Eleventh Ward, proceed mainly in the order
OF numb ring, arriving at No. 25. on Third
street. near dupont. ABOUT $50 y. IN. An
omnibus will leave Seventh AMI Market s's.,
at 8 80 y. IN For terms offs plot aud par.
tlcu ars, see posters !. +. HEALD
S venth and Market streets
septl0-'3l5-,7 Agent to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY
-THE DRAWING
FINALLY SETTLED AND FIXED.
Thursday ,NOV.lO.Sl
-, r,,,, -, =. ,,,,r,,y,,xrp ,-pnS

settled upon, and will certainly take
place ON Thursa'y, the 10th Of November,
iSsl. by assent OF tbs Commissioners, and
tAis will enable me to sell all the remaining
tickets.
All persons, therefore, intending TO invest IN
this scheme. NAV rest assured that there will
be no further delays or .oStuone me ents,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
uOryOns.
TORO LS

L
REMOVING THE CARRIAGE AND GF; 0f,
FAL in THE SEOUND DISTRICT FUN
THE WEAR lsSl-2,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

ICE ECREAM.-PERSO IN WANT or
gocd lee Cream would do well to call OF
streets as ala cream can't be beat. ~ coAts
per quart. lel'-'m
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

nn ALI. GOOD LOTS AT PUBLIC
~ Sale. on and near Maryland avenue,
in the pro. ressive Eleventh "a'd, and In
the improving parts Of the City, on
SATURDAY. SEPrtM Der l,th, 1881,
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miscellaneous

Il is reported that Mr. Grctton, the
owner ot Isouomy, was recently request.
cd 10 price him lie declined t. do So,
and a direct oilar Of $4,000 euineas
(S125, ,000) was thea made loy the
horse, and refused by his owner. This
reminds Us llat Lord Westminster was
requested To price TouehStone, ami he
replied L will not price him, hui |
Will say that the whole United States
would not buy him." Commodore
Stockton, Of New jersey, offered Mr..
Batson for Plompotentiary, the greatest
race horse OF his time, 5000 guineas
(S25, ,000) and 1000 guines (s5,00O).
per annum 50 long as the horse lived, F,
and the offer was declined This was
bad on Nr Batson, :vr picuipotcntiary
turned ont an arrant t5iiure IN the stud.
Captain Cooper paid tor Blair Athol
sG2 500 1t i needless TO say that the
transaction created sensation, but the
Duke OF Westminster excelled this by
paying $4,000 for Doncaster. Messrs.
Merritt, oil Virginia, purchased lrlam
at SIS, 900, and imported him into Nir-
gjnia; and Pierre Lorillagd paid like
sum for Mortimer, Mr.. Saville refused
an offer OF $4,000 Tor Cremorne, and
Count Battlyany declined direct bid
OF 500 900 for Galorip, and then .e.
fused to price him
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subscribers order the diseontn-
uapco Of their newspapers the Pub
Usher may continue to send them
until arrearages are paid,
If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their newspapers from their Of
fee to which they are directed, they
are held responsible until they have
settled their bills and ordered them
discontinued.
II subscribers move 10 other places
without inform .ug the publisher, and
the newspapers are sent 10 the former
direction, they are held responsible.
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l, is supposed by many WHO read the
accounts of Tie troubles between the
English and The Boers IN Africa that
tie latter are native race ofthat co0r-
try,-simply ono OF the almost number
less African tribes In tact, however,
they are a people OF Dutch descent, de-
riy:ng their name from Burum OF Eoer'
un, village Of The Netherlands, A.
;er the annexation Of Cape Colony hy
Great Britain. troubles arose between
the government and tie Boefs, and ia
1886 many OF them left tie colony ard
.ouaded tie Orange Free state auG Tie
Transyaal Republic The present dit
licullies have arisen from The alleged
enogoac'a,cut- q: tie English uroa t'e
iioers The latter aec proyi.- I" lie
world LAT theY ssiij iase ia ,i,m Tia
lighting blood Of Van TFamp aaai l..c
s,afdy resolution oi lE'lliam Of oraree.
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8ssGOeateti l,y Flowers.

Two Spanish beautiess IL Paris, .hc
Countess Mnltcdo and Seror,a Ieuedo,
had {, narrow escape from being sufIo-
Gated By natural fiowers IN their hsir
and tie trimming Of their l,aii dresses
as they were returning lonc from
Queen Isabella's soiree il 4 closely shut
up carriage. The flowers were profase.
ly employed as garlande. The ladies
for some time chatied gayIy. One Of
them then became silent and then the
other Count Multedo, who was with
them, grew alarmed when neither of
them replied TO observations made and
questions he pat, and ali the more so
that he felt oppressed by the perfume of
the flowers When he caused tie car
riage to stop and opened the window
he found them ipsensible, but they soon
recovered when taken into the open air.
They, however, caught severe cold
from the sndden exposure.
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Tmg SOURCE OF srRrS1rm.

Physical force ia ono OF tho greatest OF
human possessions, but unfortunately II
lasts only short time. Accident, disease
or old ago como along. aud lhe forces which
wero once 50 powerful quickly pass away.
Anything that can restore those powers or
preserve them is therefore more valuable
than the powers themselves nnd moro TO
be admired This IL exactly what War
ner's Safe Kidney and f.ivor Cure docs. II
takes tho body when It is broken and
bowed hy sickness and restores Il TO tho
powers II once possessed. II casts disease
and NIL other opposing evils over tho prec.
ipicc into oblivion. II has no friends that
arc enemies OF health and no enemies that
arc tho ffionds OF health. Tho vast inn
poTtauco OF the lower portion OF tho body
In producing good health Is becoming bet
ter known ovcry day. Both mon and wo.
mon OF all classes realize this. For women
previous to child. birth, for all diseases pc
culiar to their sex, for deblitatcd mon and
puny children there Is nothing which 20
safely aud surely suslains snd restores as
this Great Natural Remedy. The kidneys
ana urinary organs. when dorangcd, un-
dermIno iho life much quicker tian con
sumption, and ihcy must be attended, t1i
prompl'yor fatal consequences aro sure "a
follow. The testimonials viii, Il arc print
81 herewith clearly show that Wamcr's
safe Kidney ai,d Iiyor Cure viii 1oi only
check those disease hut entirely ctiFc thoin
even If thcy have hocome sealed. Its gia
only known ieucdy which wiii sar,.ly and
certainly do thiz, nni tI,cro is n't Hu in-
stance on record where ID haa ilIici. II Is
los sale by druggists ia all past. Of uie
world aud j., manufactured 10y
81. u. WARMER - TO-.
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ENSSTENbuSiness before the psbiIc Yau
EBHIES n make money kasser 81 Wsct a,r Us
than at anything else. Capital required. We Kill
START ycu. SIC day and wards made at hulne Z.
the industrious. Men, women. hoys aud yiEis wasted
evtfyNvilero To- work for Now il the AaEa You
sali devote your whole time the Nsak o. only FoT
spare nsancuts. No other busiteSs All lav ySSl nsE
y as VIII. No one willing 20 work oln tail to IEAle
enarnious pay by engaging at Ostiy outEI at.d
terms free great opportunity for making ssezsy
easily and houorsb!;. Address TRJrs S Co Augusta
Maine
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A BOY, in urging his father, for whom
he was a clerk, to join in the aearly
closing movement" was sharply re-
hufed, whereupon he said 81 wouldn't
be ike a rat in trap, anyhow !"
"What do you mean by that ~ demand
ed his father. 81 mean," answered the
son, @that rat in trap is always op-
posed to the early closing movement
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Mcssrs. II. II. Warner d CO.:

Mossrs. II. II. Warner & Co.:
Gentlomon: have for long time boen
afflicted with terrible kidney complaint,
which IL seemed Rt times nothing could
control. tried doctors and medicine ex-
tensively, but found no relief. Finally |
was advised by friend TO try your safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and now, after
suffering nearly four years the most acute
pain, find mysol: entirely we'll aud able
to attend To business every day.
JonS q. J.. CHAwRoRD.
Jorhey CITY, juno, 1850.
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sTROaC w0RDs IRON srR0NG sOIECEs.

The following statements arc the Voiun-
tary expressions of few among thous4
ands who havo been saved by the uso of
Warmers Safo Kidney aud Liver CtHo.
The writer's arc not personally known 10
the proprietors, but they have geslt these
letters as expressions OF their gratitude.
Their sincerity, therefore, cannot bo ques-
toned:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-03-25

AT a grand review by George III.
of the fleet in 1859, there was boy
who mounted the shrouds with SO much
agility as to surprise every spectator.
The King particularly noticed it, and
said to Lord Lothian: Lothian, /
have heard much Of your agility; let
us see you run mp after that boy. "
ssire," replied Lothian, "it is my datg
to follow yonr Majesty"
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G1 kAn TO $1,000 A YEAR, or s. TO Sa0 day in
dDlOUU your own locality. No risk. Women do
rs we'll as men. Many make more than the amount
stated above. No one can fad to make money fast.
ANY one can do the work. You can make from SO cts.
to g an hour by devoting your evenings and spare
time TO tho business IL costs nothing to try the bus
inoss Nothing like IL for money making offered
before. Business pleasant and strictly honorable.
Reader il You want TO know all about the best paying
business before the public send us your address and
we will send You full particulars and private terms
free samples worth IS also free you then make
up your mind for yourself. Address GEORGE STIN-
SON & CO., Portland, Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-03-25
THE ALDEN FRUIT DRYER,
TO THE WORKING CLASS.

We are nor prepared TO furnish a. classes with con-
slant employment ~ home, tho Vlse Of the tnie,
for their slsaEO moments business nov, light and
profitable Persons Of either easily earn from 80
cents - per evening, and proportional sum by
deyr1ing thor whole time TO the business. Boys and
girls oaTIl noariy much mon. That all who see
this notice may send their address and test the bus
moss we make this offer: To such as are not well sat
ised we viii ssld DOLLAR pay for the trouble OF
writing Fun particulars and outfit free. Addiess,
Gs0lsaE SSEHsor & Co., I0stAasld. Ahline. al
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READ TIE RECORD:

at saved my life"
-E. B. Lakoly, Selma, Ala.
al advise all to try It,"
John Brnadon, Leavenworth, Kan.
at is the remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar TO women. ."-Mother's
Magazine.
"It has passed severe tests and won en-
dorsemeDts from snne of tho highestmed-
zeal talent of tho cvun!ry."-New York
World.
''No Remedy heretofore discovered can
be held for ono moment in comparison
with it"-C. a. Harvey, ID. D., Washing
ton, ID. G.
at Is tho best and only efficient remedy
for kidney and Liver troubles ever brought
before the lic."-(Col.) John X. Nc
Chesney, Washington, d. q.
'I am rejoiced to say am now well
man and am only too glad to testify re-
garding tho glorious results of a remedy
which has made mo SO happy"
--(Rev.) p. +. Harklee, Ark.
This Great Natural Remedy is fer
Sale by Druggists in all Parts of the
World.
TRY IT AND TAKE NO OTHER.
n. RI. WARNER & co.
Rochester. N. v.
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Mossrs. II. II. Warner & Co:
GESTLEMES: Without solicitation / do-
sire To express tn You my high RppTccia-
my attention WAS called ~ "A gentleman
who had Tor long time been great suf-
ferer. Amor making thorough examfna-
ton of the case, sound that hiA kidneys
and liver were badly affected. Not with
out hesitation ] prescribed your safe KID
ney and Liver Curo. Tho result, after talk
ing two bottles, has boon satisfactory in
the extreme. Without hesitation. 1 Wotild
prescribe the sano remedy to all similarly
afflicted. Yours truly,
Rochester, Ny. Il. CAuzKtS-s, " -.
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10 the Unfortunate I!

~
Seminal Weakness, night Losses by dgtslsS, piE-
pies tie .ee and lSs of manhood en- Tsiiivea "a
cured. The SEX anl a.iaeiod should ia - spH
ul,us him. The Duetsr las eied e1teEssr>siv a
EuToFe aud inspected thoroughly tlse Variog.s hssr
tSls there Obtaining oEt dtl ii valuable Informs
ton, vt,ch he isccmIetent "a imfarf 20 tSs
of his sssyiee$- DE- GlBEoE WI make no eAaz.sc
unless he effest n cure Persons et a di=saace NAY
BI tT aGD AT HONE. All --snrlun iczsso1.s
ssTcGy ooahdental You see one but she pccaeF.
SeUl ts dollars foT paOlssse a meiiaiae persoas
writing 10 te ncc1r vii pleSSe Saate tie naxe OF TIE
Ia{T they this aSiySE1isensat IA. Charges rea-
~snable. Cali or write Aa1FtEs DH- ,. p. oTHRoN,
ibtx 1867, san Francisco. TLsnSS
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Warmers Safe
Kidney 8 Liver
CUR E

4 Positive Remedy for ALL Kid
ncy. Liver end Urinary Troubles
of both Male and Female. Acting
Directly upon Ghe Organs Affect
cd. For the Hot Season il - I'm
valuable.
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THE BEST or IT'S KIND.

This IL tho case with the Mexican
Mustang LiDtfn neBt. Every mail
brings intelligence 0f q valuable horse
saved, The agony az fn awful sesid or
burn nubdued. tho horrors of rheu-
ntafisin overcome. md of - thousand.
ana ono other blessings md IHcrciea
performed by tie old reliable Mex
lean Mustang, ItnlDicnt.
All forms of onward diHcnao nrn
speedily cured by tlig
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Mezsrs. II. H. Warner & Co.:
GESrLEHKH: l haVo been afflicted with
discns" 81 the kidneys for the past two
ycari, and have tried numerous remedies
with only partial and temporary relief
Your Safe Kidney aud I.iNer Care was
recommended to me, Hnd after taking u
tic pain and distress !rft nc and am 10
day feeling strong and we'll. am por-
fcctly satisfied that Warmers sRfn Reno
dee arc tho medicines rooded, asd 90.
clteeTiuily commend thcn 20 others.
g. ". STAsfA,
E.litor Tho Iudu'sl ial Efs-~
Abba, Iowa, Jnnp. 1890.
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NAL. ARIAL.
BLOOD
POISONING,

Causing chiIls and FeVoT
Dumb Agiio, Intermittent Ro-
mlttent and Typhoid FeVers,
Biliousnoss, Liver, Stomach,
and Kidney disorders, and
many other ailments, destroy
ing tho health and lives of
millions, Is driven out of the
system, and radically cured
by tho uso OF tho LION MA
LARA AND LIVER PAD and
CRNc1iONIC BODY AND
FooTpLAsTE2S, the choap-
ost and only perfect treat
mont by tho Absorption prin-
cip'c. Tho Plastors acting In
conjunction with tho Pad up
ON the norYe contors and ro-
81 oto parts OF the body, in alb
soroing and thoroughly rid
clingta ; SYStom from M ALA
RIA POISON.
Tno whole treatment, PAD,
BODY PLASTER and FOOT
pLaSrERS, all combined,
sold Tor 500 tho cheapest
aNdba5tron1ociY over diScoV-
orod, and a positive euro
guaranteed If worn accord
Inc 10 directions. Renem-
Do1, Pad, Eody Plastcr and
Toct E5IasterS, the whole,
500. Sold by all druggists,
OF mailed on receipt OF price
by
T4E LION MEDICINE CO.,
NEW YORK.
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Its Ingredients.
WILLARD HOUSE.
Ualscy, Oregon.
A. LOUBNER, Proprietor.

THNRIl ELEGANT NEW HOTEL. JUST NOW
Completed, will be opened about July 18th, 1870.
II Is constructed the most modern and convenient
plan. has a fine sample room especially arranged for
commercial travellers, and the table wff be supplied
at all times with good meals. 40
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MEXICAN

Mustang IiuimCnt.
81 pcnetititrH muscle. membrane nnd
tisgue, 10 the very bone. buDiHblnR pain
ana curing disease with u power that
never fails. ~ Ism medicine ncedcd by
everybody, from iho TaHchero, who rides
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MUST T TANG

over liC solitary pinina. tn The merchant
prince, Uuh thu woOdcuttrF who spite
his lost witii ilin nNe.
u cures l.hrumhiiam when all other
applications tail.
This wonderful
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King Of the Blood

Cures all aerofnlous Affections md disorders result
ing from fmpuFity oI the bIoOd. ~ - NEEDLESS 10
specify all, the sufferer can usually perceive their
esiuEs but Sah kRsHH. Fimpi,E, Iicsrs, TasaoTs.
G0fiTe, Slgtufn0s &c., arc tho moat common, Aa
well 81 many affections Of the HedTi, Heed, Liver
and ,Sf0naaeA.
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Eoens.'rrN.T =

81. II. ,fARNEG: = TO-.
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When medicine Inns infnillbly donn
ita work In millions OF cnsCs for more
thnn n third OF u century: when 81 hns
rcnchcd every pnrt of The world: when
nuinberlcaB inuillcs CvCFyWb go con.
eldor H. tUo ouly snie reliance ln cnse of
pain or accident, ~ 81 pretty safe 10 cnIl
such u medicine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-23
The Barr-yard an important Factor in
Farm Management.

The bqrn-vard is OF more Importance
in farm economy than tho hosss yard,
because ont of it are the issues OF crops.
II is there thAt the manure IS mado aud
preserved. Some farmers have no barn
ward, and they make very little manure,
and sayo or preserve more. Such farm
rrs must sooner or later go to the wal.
Tao no-barn.vard system of farming vii!
shaver - long rs the virgin fertility OF
the soil Is not exhausted, but after that
the farmer who forEots his manure pile,
or ne.lects to guard it with covetous
eve. IS behind the sSe. A proper rarR'
v,rd for the advanced and progressive
farmer, is ono that is dished sIoplnS
rom all sides toward the center-wlth
the bottom cemen,et, or in some other
way made water tight The animals are
fei nuGer cover, and the yard IS for the
kocnirs of the ro.id and liquid manure
that comes from the stock. The litter
should be go abCndaGt that the liquid IS
absorbed BY it. 70 prevent the ashlng
0t the manure by rains, cover Tor the
ward. OK ina! portion devoted to the
preservation OF manure, should be-
provided. Such a cover costs only lew
dollars. and will pay for itself the first
wear in a llrg. quantity and better
Gu-lity Of manure. Look ont Tor the
manure, ami zee that none Of this val
liable material goes 10 waste.-Csunt'y
GFLsnI7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-23
WheeIinu and Elm Grove r. f.


2. A. FORD,
scn,l Pn,s and Tirket Agent. Pittsburgh Pa