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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06

$780, MONTH ~ ssr II, aud I'd ladies "a s;
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T2aoax.a5y1 .s. e. i : ~ sa as.: ;s . s 6.
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ron SALE.
The Gray Farm for Sale

~ In Ohio county, about three and Q half
miles from Roney's Point and Triadelphia-
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

All our Gnnd Extraordinary Dnwing1 are IN
der the supervision and MANAGEMENT Of Generals
g. 7. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early.
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Produce,

Flour isquict aud steady with nm upward
tendency. Quotations unchanged.
In hay, corn and oats the market presents
no change fcom former reports. Demand
moderate and the supply fair.
Irish potatoe,, old, are quiet and s,nl hold
atl 90 per bushel In sacks, and 81 % per bar
rel. New potatoes are beginning to arrive
freely and are lower, s, 90 @ So 80 per blshel be-
Ing the quotations to-day.
Tho harvesting OF May wheat Is progressing
satisfactorily, when the weather will permit.
Adviccs nom the country say that 1.
u rather too wet In consequences OF lay 8
shower, to work to-day, but the sun IL ont ana
n II continues clear work will be renewed
with n vim. The visible supply of grain at
the leading points OF accumulation at tho lake
and seaboard ports, and OIL rail from western
1akc aud river ports aud In the ow York
canals, for the week ending May IA, was over
81, 100000 bushels, against 3t,.oo,t0o bushcls
last week, aud nearly 81, 600 900 bushels for the
corresponding week last year. or whea, tho
Visible supply has decreased from the week
ending May 7, issi, nearly l,ioo, coo bushels,
aud Of corn over 500, 900 bushels. The annexed
table shows the visible supply Of srAin for the
u..usrslu ,,nueSnvaJ,
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DRY Goods.

The prevalence of very unreasonable wealth.
or has been interruptive TO consumptive re.
quest for seasonable fabrics, but orders for
miscellaneous selections have been la such
number and ofsuch frequency MS to absorb a
very good quantity of stun, adding to which
the deliveries made in execution of orders and
large total OF sales is the result. To-day q
better and healthier tone is very noticeable,
withani inquiry being extended to all low cost
cotton goods. Things change very rapidly,
butnothing more quickly than the tone of the
dry goods market when the full innuencc OF
supply and demand, all at once, become per.
ceptible to the general distributing trade.
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BhICK-At the kilns to 80
sTosk-At the Dallas qnarries SO per cubic
foot. il for foundation, 10 for wall, and 25 70
dressed front.
ADMINISTRATIVE rough pine eco per thouaund;
Dressed on one side, s22 so; Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooved, S2b: Pressed Misunderstanding,
ei7h; lhree-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
ei8tosl9.
SHlSaLE5-Cypress, Us per thousand; Native
pine, sap, Is; do heart, "a 30.
LArHs-- " 80 at "a per Il thousand.
CEMENr- kDsendale, w 50; Ioujsyille
So 30; Portland, SIS so.
PLASTER rpAnis-Per barrel, 81 at "a 80.
HAIR--Po pound, TIC.
CEMENT rLuEs % inch, 80 oents; inch, 40
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; 8 inch cap, 500;
Inch ceiling joint, s. l5 7 inch cap do, SOC.
DRAIN PIPES Inch, l6c per foot; linch,
zoe; inch, BIC; Inch, 40c; Sinch, Soc.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
81 60 per gallon. An the tested and standard
makes are on sale BY Dallas dealers.
LlME-CooFered,. 2per nbl., bulk, 81 30.
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We make the following quotations.:
ORANGES Sicily, per box So 00@6 80.
LEMoSs-Sicily per box, u O0d4 so.
Mrs. Almonds 20 per pound: BrRs
1O@-; FIJI erts, l4@-; English Wslnu
none; chestnuts, Imported 90, italian
%; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6n; cocoanuti
per hundred s8 80.
FiGs-ln 10 Id boxes, per lb, Is.
Pop CoRN-Prize packages, per half gross
~ %.
RAIsINs-London layer. new, per box, $3 90
tayer, new, per box, 81 20.
BASANAs-Per bunch, s 90 to $50.
PoTArOEs-Old per bu. in sack, u GO; new
275@30).
DArRs-In trails, per lb, 90.
CuRaANTs-71a@SKc.
PnUNKs-0c.
PECASs-Per lb,7 retail; per bushel, loose
81, 81 Is to So %; sacked e. so, So rs.
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IRON. - We quote merchant bar 4c rates;
Norway and Swedss, lOc.
Pow STKEL.-Sc
WIHE.-Smooth wire, No. ., &c; Nos 10
and II, Co; No. Il, &c; japanned barbed wire,
ahc; galvanized barbed, l0Kc.
HORSE SHoES'-Fer keg, SO.
HoRsE SHOE rAILs-Per box, IS pounds, No,
7, &. 10; No. 8, IS so; No. ., s8 25.
NAILs-From l0d to God, "a on rates.
TIENRn's STOCK .--Plok tin per pound; SOC
tin date, 4x20 Sll per box; /. G. l4x20.. dS. Is;
DO, gil .5N:zinc &c per III; solder, l5c per
lib; sheet ron &c per III.
hxRs-fer b ~; per dozen. 50 90 to 10.
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WineS ana Liquors.

ALcoHoL--S2. SIS to 81 40 per gallon.
WnIsKY-Sweet mash, IL 2b@s4.5o; souI
mash, 81 .6O@$5, accordlng@age.
WMRs-C laret, In case, So. lbd$i; Catawbs,
per gallon, 81 l0@S2; Port, per gallon, 81. 20 q
sS; Sherry, per gallon, 81 ..O@sS; Madeira, per
gallon, 81 .tOGs6; White wine, In cases, "a .2S
Oslo.
CHAMPAaNE-Cooke, In baskets, Sls@g2O
Hcitsieck, In basket, sos; Krug, In basket, y23,
Domestic champagne, sl0@l6.
ALR-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 .l5DS2 80; Por-
ter, per dozen, S2dDS2 80.
BorrLE BEER-St. Louis quartz sl2, tpints
Sl2 30, Budwiser, el2, pints Sl3 SO.
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COMMERCIAL.
DALLAS, THURSDAY EVENING, !

Thevolumc ofsales to-day was somswhat
less than for several days past, owing to the
summer season being on US, and the frequen
and general rainfall Ct the past few days
causing country roads TO become muddy and
bad for travel. Cloudy, sultry weather pre-
walls at this writing, but there Is no telling
how the weather clerk is going 10 servs ms he
Is SO very Irregular in his business. "Wesds
and grass" 10 the universal complaint OF far
mers, and surely dry weather is badly needed
to allow the hu.bandman TO clean his crops.
This can only be hoped for however.
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"'~e' '''''t GALVESTON

Market steady.
GALVESTON.
Galveston, MAY 26.-Cotton opened steady.
m'ddllng l0h.; receipts $50.
Market ciostd steadyi middling 1913; sales
ti5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis, May &C., Market closed steady;
idillng lOk; receipts 45l; shipments ,ii3;
ht,ck 2Iy3j.
LIVERPOOL.
Live, pool, May ?G-l2:'5 y, m. - Cotton
stoadyi middling 3 1915; Orleans 0; sales
lv,000.
50Op. m.-Salcs OF American S,4C0.
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ID, Ol7,sis as, nal .asl N. has.Sl,

IotAL. "...,,.., W,0l7,bib q, 50l $50 5i,b5sSl8
The weather haa now for month been IA.
yorehls 70 the spring wheat crop at tho west.
xnelAsses postal adv.ces reported the pros.
lecss q NE wheat crop III California Improved
lren sour wcske ago, on account OF more rain
Ia.uns Ia = eonsidsrabls portion Of tho state.
WhMs " Lusoeis aud wuoonain The ana Of
speiAe wheat sewa THE soar hss been csns,S.
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$1,000 Reward

Will be paid for any medicine that excel.
Rsunes Pain Killing Msg'c oil IN curing
sdlarihoea, .:dysentsry, bloody aux, pains IN
tne stomach and bowels and cholera morbus.
stc. III works like charm. '''~''"''
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Illustrated Ma I..ge Guide. .5u n,.,,.
and gilt bintins, 81 cents, sam. y,
covers % CTS. Manhood. 10 ceD,., wo,a.s
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet. 5 cea.s--secosa,.
sealed, by mail Send money or eo.,s.
stamps. Dr. WHITTIER, the great spee,,nS,
"'4 81 Gher'es Street. ST. Louis. Mn
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Nugnra and NyruNs.

@llAi Granulated II; Standard A, lOIS; White
extra - extra Z Ito -; Yellow-Louisiana
white clarified l0A to lOh; yellow ciarif fled
l0h TO l0A; Open Kettles choice sx to o.
prime94@9 fair Sx@e9c.
McLAssRs-Lo risiana choice Coo, prlmeb4 q
fair to good i5g6Oc; syrup 80 to COO.
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GrOceries.

Very few changes were made to-day either
In prices or the spirit of the market. There
was fair bushes, done on orders from
abroad, aud the market closed firm for nearly
nil valuoa
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The Great English Remedy

far N,o'-'HilIhg Cure
70, ssha MsIxSus v debility,
: : EN- inal wesSSnm..sSs
speerHm It IosS I,
MANI GOD, inv,oy,sSSr
me Ine terrible elects OF ~
fo,iiss AS sn', youthful
inaturer years-snccss "
Ices !, Of I, Memory i as a.
itn q g, No Z tn ros'
Emission, Aversion :,
~ RlAg.- ~ vi MI
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TISlh-nnts Oysters.


rtsH'-lISO. per ID.
oYsTRRS-per can AZ cents for Baltimore,
Mattagordas. 65 for Berwick bay.
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A CUR r

INDICATED BOUGIES, Patented ~, y
1876. One boz W.T. 10
10. VIII cure any case 10 four days. or less
NO 2,will cure the most obstinate case no
matter of how long standing. ' Nv
NO nauseous doees of cubebs. cotalus nv a.,
vi sandalwood, that are certain to produce Az.
PERSIA ey destroying the coatings Of The
Price: 81 &c. Sold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt Of price. A'"'''u
For further particulars send for oirculer 80
x. U. Box 1888. J. G. ALLEN Co,
John ntreet, New York. ~
Quick, safe and sure cure.
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aKnMAN MILLxr-We quote 81 80 per bushel
Garden, BOTS. per pepper retail. Whoslesalt
TX TO cents per paper.
Cottop--At the Oh Mill,'s8 per ton.
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Cast, so cents per hundred stove, 20 cents
wrought, 80 10 80 cents per hundred; brass
o. per hundred; copper, so FER hundreds zint
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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az Hlcon.Icne clear eillcs 10y, short clear
ioA Breakfast bacon 1870.
,vy SAtr-lonE clear sidss, OK, short
HAMs- Canvascd Tx to lsx
IN "a. klshAlf barrel, 1s' pailsS 10
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Vision, Noises IN the head the xi,sfs Of
passing unoeserved In the urine, and m a Jug
other d ireases that lee d to INSANITY aud mana
me Medical Grn lemen connected Win Ibsa 10.
OF Europe and this country, and unese.
arge experience IN these troubles. aan nsd
agree to forfeit FIVE RUNDRED h s,II MI
ora caseof this kind the VITAi (. REsTdnpsss
adnE ioh1dnr Their special advice and trest.
nleut) VIII not cure, or for anything inn,rN.ss
or injurious found In It, We treat ali pr uinsuaie
l diseases successfully without mercury TONS
sULTATluN FREE. Thorough eyaninooV,,So..
and advice, including analysts of urine ~
four times the quantity, SO. SEM IN o onn
aress upon receipt Of price, .. o. ID ssc Srs
from observation, and IN private name , Sdn
sired by English Medical Institute. No ne ne
box 2460. iostomce
Wholesale Agents Williams, To,l,ver
Walker. Dallas, Texas. -'Ni'er u
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Drugs.

Tho market has been fairly active during
the week. Prices are appended: Acld-ben,
soio per ounce, soci acid carbolic solution, b5c;
crystals, 1oc@$2 per lb; acid citric, $50 per 10
acid sulphuTic, SO per Id, acid taftaric, hSc
per Id, alum, i@sc per ID. Ammo carlo.
nate, eco per lbi assa oetida, SOC per 10; bsisam
copsloa, $50 per ID; borex, $50 per 10, blue
vitirl1i. lsc psr 10, Salopel, 100 per ID, Gallo.
$50 por ID; clnchonidla, u 10 per or; chloro,
f0fm, 90 -ll6c per Id, chl0rAl, hydrat 81 750e on
per lbi cream OF tartar, powder, 3sctoi0 PEI 10,
Enm opium, " &c per Id, gum shellac, Zoe per
ibimorphine, tlbn per ozioil bergamot, 81 co ps
ID; OIL lemon. ~ 30 per 10, bromide potaps. boc
pernbi " WIZ lodlde potass. "a 76 per III, JP
NV, quiniue. sulphnte,sa 20 per os;. Seed
Scaraway, loo per 10; SIENNA, sSc per ID, Alexo,
soo PET 10; strychnine. crystals, 81 60 per O d
per lbi salts cpsom, S0lsc per 10.
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CON1 NnU wool,
CoAL-lndian Nation, IS 90 per ton, deliv.
cred.
CoKS-5o cent? per barrel.
WOOD Oak hickory ana ash $500 to 3 8 80 per
cord. Sawed stove wood 10 retailing. at the
rates Of "a so to 8 90 per cord.
OuARCoAL-65 cents pef'barrel,
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Burxics. Reds. Wheol. q

WHEELS t5arven. y At Whole ale per
set; b Sl0.2S; u sS,25; ID S12s.
SPRING WAGON BEps. -Burre patent, sls
ele and $40 for plain, 81 lie aud double Pan.
nels.
SHAFTS. "a 81. 90; b $l.7b.
Poles. --B 80; A Sll.
BuaaIEs .--B end spring, $40; A siae spring
S75. Strictly A phae'ons, $3.50. Carriages
S,Gs. 4entlemen's driving buggy, side bu Q
sltsi top-open, sbS to S7b; side pring do, sIi6A
l25; Jump.ur seats do, sl93; p(stiorp u, spr.n
do, slO0; three spring do. 800.
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CoTrEE-Rlo cannon, l2,S TO 1871 fair, II 10
Java, 9SSb3Oc. ~
TnAs.Imperial, 45@ebc, Young uyson,
~o0oo' Oolong. tStDsoo' JAPAN, e0G60N
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Live NtONk

CAIrLE--Cornfed, sis 10 So; grsss do year.
lin 20, yo@pss; steers, from 0 10 yoars old,
slb@Yso; harm cows, $l5v9slS, butchers, az Ia
3ke, per Id. on foot.
HoRsEss-ponies and sheep SIS TO $40. Plugs
$40 TO 600. Farm stock SAB TO SEQ Uarness
livery $50 to 500, Harness fancy Sle5 TO Si1s,
Harness spaus $3.50 TO $500.
Mules-.Rats $50 to S05. Medium S65
Extra draught 500 TO $3.50.
Hoas--On foot, 3l3iSc, for inferior TO prime
porkers.
MurroN..suRRr-They are gpotahle 1t 81 .bpao
pcr head. Per weight, 3 to 3ko. per pound,
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Iron, Nails. Wire, Etc.

sPoKEs--Erom 2 to 2h inch, per sot, Xxx
select, 81; Xxx, S2.76.
sAwEp FRLLoEs-lH to az, 50 per set.
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pNAohFs--2 pounda, VI 10; pound
So 90 to 2 10,
T0hAroEs--2 pounds. 81 %; s pounds
Gl 10,
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sssIls 0hofn 0o0 my.
fLoua - We quote City MiiIs from old
wheat as follows; TX. 20, XXX. 81 90.
tAAA.s 81; Choice, Is t5; faulty, none.
Imported; Xxx, per cwt % 60; XXX, 81 81
xxAXs 80 Fancy. BIS TO 325; Patent, ti.Q0.
RYE-scarce We quote per Dbl. IS.
BARLrY-Scarce;g good demand, Soc.
BRAS-We quote at 81.
dusNY BAes-Second hand In good order, 8
cents piece.
CORN MEAL-Her cwt, Ills
ls0Ars-+0 In store. Infe.ior S5d37.
WHEAT. No solu, quiet. Wequote zoe.
80 to SO cent?, loose esi
HAY-Prair,@. loose from wagon, 50 to 81 -.
ton; dlllett. do, 50 TO sll. From store. prairie,
6aled sl6 -er ton; Prairie bsled In car lots,
sl5 per ton free On boald.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
u chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
81 80; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 rs
rushed corn and cob, per leo pounds, SOC
sorn bran, per 100 pounds, SOC; Graz
ham -four per 100 pounds, $500;
cream meal, 81 90; Gne bolted meal, per
bushel, SOC. hominy, per 100 pounds, s2a
srits,, per 100 pounds, sa %; corn -FOUR per loo
Mounds 81
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, GS,sx, !, = qacso ESQ for spring, 70
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IipSs-Dry hint, IL ponds and upwards l2l4 to
lscts; dry kips, free Of grubs, 10 C; grlbb
kips lie: wet sailed, Tc. green butcher
hides 5Sc.: All aamaged, wet or dry,
halt price; deor skins see eheep skins IRON
25c. ll5gc egoh
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N'HII1trVIHl VAUlHHht UpUh ut POINTS par
to a Discount.
ttefin1 sight, So 90.
Frances 20sc.
Mars %.
Gold, silver, other than trade dollar, par.
trace uOllHrs. Observation-Disclosures 30 cents
Mexican dollare. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NVA'ooh hhiNto' '.'s..'.,,..............iU
Mexican quarters. .................l5
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nutter and Esgs.
Edas-09l0 cts per dozen
Burrxa-Northern 15to 90, Texas lax to 100.
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u DALLAS WOal Market
Fine, 2ot feediuna, Is; heavy, l8c, Bl
urry aud dirty, 8 TO 10 cents on.
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COnsOIIuAttu LCt ftCeIpts JU,"I,
Exports 10 Great Britain 43,so7.
France 1876
Continent IA ,h5l.
Channel mono.
Stocks 5Q5 SO5.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-15

A disease that is far too common in hor-
ses is cuused most frequently by driving
or working the animal till no is oyerheat-
ed and more or less exhausted, and then
allowing him to cool off without rubbing
him dry. horse is driven hard fer sew
eral miles and then pitched to post in the
open air, in the cold winter weather, and
perhaps forgotten by the driver, who may
be telling stories OF smoking cigar by
warm fire; by the next morning, il not be-
fore, it is noticed that the animal has not
eaten WE'LL and can scarcely move from the
stall. The lameness may be chiefly IN one
limb or 10 more than one. DIR. Cressy, n
his recent lecture before the Connecticut
board OF agriculture, said that any case %
founder can be cured wlthia thirty hours
OF the attack.
The first thing to DO is to pluce the hor
SEES feet III warm water, and then blanket
heavily and get the animal thoroughly
wacm all over. The lamsness is caused by
stagnation of blood in the feet, caused by
being cooled too rapidly after exhaustint
labor. The warm water thins the blood
extends and softens the blood vessels, anc
favors increased circulation. In very bae
cases bleeding in the foot may be necessary
though ordinarily it may be dispensed
with.
Knowing the cause Of founder, it will b'
seen that il is much easier to prevent thar
it is to cure this disease after it once be
comes fixed. In the first place avoid very
severe driving and over-exhaustion; but j
this kind OF abuse is unavoidable, see to u
that the horse who has risked his life IL
the service Of his master is not neglected
at tho end OF his journey. Drive into {
warm shed or barn free from coll drafts
and rub vigorously till The animal is dried
off. Give warm water TO drink aud cover
With warm blankets. In short. treat the
animal just as yon would treat yourself
under like circumstances.
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Agricultural.
rY.Y- Work 4. wi1,.r

Few farmers are kaarc how much farm
work can te accomplished in tbs water
season. Macy farmers conhno their work
Ia winter TO hauling wood. llling the ioe
house, etc. A smaller class, more enter
prisiag. draw out the manure ~ fast As u
is made. The very best farmers keep all
their available force busy all vinier, There
are many kinds o. farm work thai can he
performed very aayantageously IN the WIN
ter. II IL has hccoms necessary 10 lay
stone wall on any part OF the farm, and the
stones are 10 they can bo got at, they can
10 drawn much cheaper nov than nen'
sumner Those " ho have mver tried u
would h. surprised 10 see how much easier
a loade. stone boat draws when there Is a
little snow on the ground. When the
snow is deeper sleigh may be substituted
for stone boat. Farmers who have stones
to haul FROM meadows or other fields
would do well to prepare for craving the
stones in the winter. Small stones can be
piled in heaps and large ones can be raised
from the ground, merely to keep them
from freezing down. Large stones can be
handled in winter by simply hitching a
chain round il and with the important adj
vantage OF not blowing up the field. l
think such stones are easier handled with
about foot OF snow 90 the ground, as
such depth OF snow tends TO prevent any
pitching or rolling which always causes
annoyance. Stones for building purposes
can be hauled better 10 winter than in sum
mer.
Winter is good time TO prepare for
changing or repairing the fences on the
farm. In drawing manure. in winter, it is
NOT advisable to pile it, unless for the pur-
pose OF decomposing straw or killing foul
seeds. have followed the practice Of
hauling manure every winter aud think
the most advantageous results follow the
practice OF spreading it direct from the
sleigh. have to go over the fields in the
spring to break up and spread the large
Jumps but this is beneficial. The manure
is very much more valuable when applied
in green state, and when it is mingled to
great extent with frozen liquid manure,
than IL it has been allowed to leach and dry
for months before being used A very
good sleigh for this purpose is made with
wooden runners, and 1t is best to provide
tight box for the liquid manure. When
the MANURE is all out it is disposed OF, there
can be no further waste, and it fertilizes
the first crop on that field. The trueprin.
ciple of flaming is always to keep ahead
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Sure cure for Liver Complaint.
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