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Daily Republican., 1881-07-21
NOTICE.
oiAtI'
TO SHIp-BUILDERS.

|N O11cE'
TO SHIp-BUILDERS.
O1PiCE OF THE lIGHT. HUsE ROARD.
WASHINGTON. 4. C.. July :, 1851.
Sealed Proposals will he received at this
Office until y M, of TAU RSDhY. the IlSt
day Of July, 1881, for furnishing thr materials
and labor OF al kinds necessary ~ construct
trst.class Light Srip.
Plans. specifications, forms % pro, osal and
other information may be obtaircd on appti.
cation to this Once or 20 the Lighthouse In.
spectors at No II fcmhnrtun Square, Boston,
nlass. at Th0'n' RinsvI!c, staten Islnrd, N.
y, q. Q. ,ox 4oT3, New York hty3 and at
No. 2o9 South Si'th street, fh,ladc. pha Pa
The right Is reserved to re Get any or all
bids, anu to waive any defects
john KDfHERS,
Rear Admiral L. : Navy,
lyS-2taw Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-21
GRAND PIC. NsC.

Don't forget the frs grand pie mic of tho
g II. A. ASSOCIATE ", to 90 hel at the
Schu etzen Park. rext TIL i'R-DAY, fully .l.
hecon N ttee VIII 'rare no pains to make
this one Of the grandest pic-nc3 of the seasO !,
No disreputable charactt rs allowed on the
grounds. jylS3t
Daily Republican., 1881-07-21

The qnintessence Of all that is great
and good is concentrated ~ our 3 cent
cigars. Chapman, Fonrtn aud Shirley.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-21
] fRl UoAIS
i --POR--
BUILDING A SCHOOL HOUSE.

BUILDING A SCHOOL HOUSE.
Sealed Proposals VIII be received for the
construction OF a ne. schoU house over Third
street hl.G.:r. known as No. il. until SAT
thDAl. .lul, %, at 3 clock. Plans and
spcci cations San be seen at the office Of G.
Graham * Son, No 30 MARKET s,-e.t The
comrittec reserve the rignt to EJECT any or
all htds. All proposals. 20 bs sealed and al.
dressed to PETER L. ti'kkT,
Chairman lfutidinx Committee,
iy4-2 No. ~ marker street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-21

FEMALE COLLEGE.

Increase Of boarders )o per cent. within
three years Two degrcaS conferred, OF select
courses. Buildings large, modcru cOnveni.
ences Beautiful. accessible city. +5th year
begins sept. 5, 1881 Tor catalogues address
Rev ]. Nj. WILLIAMS. A. NJ. Pres't,
jyA2 uus Wilmington, Lei.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-21
BROKERS.

Stocks bought and sold In the New York,
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits.
sion.
Letters of credit given, available IN all
parts of the world. and drafts On England,
Ireland, France, Germany and Switzerland
issued.
We have now for sale 20 shares New York,
Woodla avn and Rockaway Car Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-21

FOE =
81. (}ed
fy, in 4
kturr0ul
kinds,
Possess
furthel|
| iy9D-I
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PRE.NTISS pRESE
Sc. Cor. Min
Whore EuiI.ifcS Occur.

From tie AuIr:iran.
II i Il great help - "a" stu iy OF fam
ines - ob,cryc thai lhry cur aim ~
invariably ~ In" thiniy-,a;tl"icomtricS
or in countries where the whole people
are CmpIHyCd in predicting food. Ire
land ami India belong II TN" Int =
c!Gs": Sweden, Persia and Asia Minor
to tire former. Seven year, ago 10 h
Asia Minor and Northern Sweden wrrr
enduring the horrors Of famine. BptL
are thiniy-sctilcd coumtric~, the form y
Havin" loS- than third Of tn pDpuIa-
ton il supported in Roman times. In
1S74 children were sold by their parents
into perpetual slavery, partly to save
them from Il SOW ana painful dealt, AMI
partly - secure scanty supply Of food
for the remaining members of III" hou-r-
hold. Whole village. w,rr drppplIat"d,
and regions abandoned 10 the wilder
ness. Swedish Dclccailia was nearly rs
II oil, the di1l;remr" being due II better
Government and large assistance from
Tic ncighhprin@ countries and provinces.
At thi, moment both countries are again
facing tlc same terrible experience, and
CRYING for bread u the rest Of the world.
On Nalthusiam principles, they should
be enjoying an exceptional prosperity;
bot the experience Of mankind, some
hiw, will continually insist on showing
Weaknesses in Nautilus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

precious Dimple, my lovely pet! He
told the policeman TO drop her into the
East River. Henry, he said you we've a
priL2 fighter. WinifrUd, he is not worthy
of ygur lightcSt thought. Why do you
stand there staring Mt me in that idiOtic
manner j nathan? disown You; you
are not worthy to be- the uncle Of that
ChUiUb darling"
Nr. J. Tenn Teton Ward did nDt wait
u Lear all. He dartJd out of the door,
uurmur.ag to himself, "A crisis com
DnCo IN tie aii..irs Of every man.; AMI
seeking the policeman with frantic haste,
Mi>S DimplC was in Z few hours return
lG 80 the GGsCm of her family. His SIS
ter, Eawever, Refused 10 see him, and it
WIS not until the marriage OF Miss Win
if:Jd NoiincuX to an officer in the United
States navy tat Mr.. }. Tcmplcton Warl
finally made his peace with his outraged
relatives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
IF YOU ARE GOING TO BUY A
WATCH,

See ResSrs. Miller & Franzheim,
The jewelers., at no. 1908 Market
Street. Since we have bean in
business Elera we have MOI had such
a wide variety of Cold and Silver
Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen
or Boys. These include both the
American and Foreign makes, and
all varieties of cases of the latest
and most approved forms, and rang
inc al all prices from Sc TO $4,000.
Nc can assure patrons of perfect
satisfaction in these goCds, and ara
confident that wa can give them
low values which are beyond COM
petition either hers or elsewhere.
Cur sales of Watches has been con-
tiauousIy large, but anticipate g an
extraordinary demand for the ap-
preaching Holiday Season, We have
made large preparations fer it, and
sand The stock is now largely in and
is epan to Inspection. You are re-
speetfuiiy invited 10 coma and see
US at Iio. 1909 Market Strest.
KILLER & FRkKZHEIa.
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IRVING CO., Limited.
tn G. Race Sts.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
POINTS N pEsNsYLyANTA.

The tobacco crop of this State Is esti-
mated by the Board Of Agriculture at
::,22,u21, G0o pounds.
The Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road has ordered iiitynew engines, eight
of which are f,r passenger trains.
Several ministers Of Harrisburg have
instituted a subscription for the benefit
IF William Andrews. who H. in jail nj
!hat place charged with the murder OF
lis wife.
At midnight Tuesday a young man
who REGISTERED at the Central Hotel,
Altoona, as J. j. stephen, Boston, blew
hiS brain, 0ut with II revolver, ana died
fifteen minut. later.
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Important to Grocers, +
the Gsner
The KING FOR
@ : @ n n :
"ozoNE-puRIFIED AIR, ACTIVE

THIS Preventative j. nn; IL iipuid, pickle,
g! any Cf ito Old and explode p'~c'''t .
hut j. simply and PUzc!y HLDN =, - pE'-
GuCci ana applied D. aii cl igciy ncT pro
Cos. ozone Is me anti.cp,ic principle Of
every substance, and pose g re po"Sf 10
nc TNc nniIn.i "n@ Ergc:anio n,f"cs'"ea
FROM decay.
T2CrC is Hothiuy GA he }ue' 81 N" rJtf'
E6ti' iD GacCE u. EyDa 5"3'"h O:GEf, tt' H'"'
f,gS7TGiirc, 'cN not ITtScrFc for oil h"t' ~ Z"
IC:yCct!S Jrcsh and idiE15t" o'H'"tii.
Tic value Of Ozone IS q natural gra -r~yrr
E.s IvyU known 10 our ;ib!cT chemists Tor
year. In; Until now. no means "t nroiH-
Cu1 II in I.Gc.i"li. Inexpensive, an! SIN
pie mamie: hay" been di-c1Nc.ei.
Microscopic observations prove thu d..
cay Is due lO sGp.ic mater or minute 'r'uN,
that develop and feed upon animal and
NCgC, Hblc structures. Ozone, appIrlby ;Iy
PTcnIi~, method. :TiZcS and de,i.oys these
germs III once, and ihuS preserves. W our
offices in Cincinnati can tie seen almost
every article jh;,j can be Thought OF, PEE
served by this process, and every NlN!tp' i
welcome Ia come in, taste, smell, lax" away
with him, and i">t ~ every WI. me merits
of Ozone rs q p:TFcrYatiVc. We VIII also
preserve, frcc OF charge, any article that j.
brought or sen. prepaid 10 u, ana 10. ann Il
10 the sender, Tor him 10 keep ana test.
FRESH MEATS, such n Beef, mutton,
veal. pork, pOulry, game, fish, &c, pr"'crY-
ed bylhl> method. can he Nhipphg TO En-
rope. Ni'i'l'N't' w '''''' f'iN' AZ
return 10 lE!s country IN u state q! p2riec
reservation
EGGS can bc treated al Il cost of les, than
one dollar . thousand dozen, ana bc kcpt in
:u ordinary room Siy months o. mnlC,
thoroughly preserved; the VoiiS hold il its
norma cu,:uiEiun, and the egg - fresh and
perfect ~ on he day they were r. l.rt, and
win >UlI ~ strictly choice" Tie @tVIu'-
age in preserving eggs j. readily sCc1 there
ulc sr;tSGll. when they can he bought Tor
ny 70 cents q dozen, and ~ holding hem,
ih,,u can be- sold for III advance oi from
one huld!pd 10 ,nrr hundred per cent.
one man with this meshod CiI preserve
5lsU :i,.ZpI q dvN.
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ackere, Euckster5, arN
al Public.
TUNE maker.

STATE or OXYGEN ,Gs:v.

FRUITS may be permitted 10 Ifpen Ia
/ their native climate, anG c:a he trdhsp)sci
/ - any par, az he Wo.ld.
Tie .Cicc cH,Dir Scj from fru.> con be
I hc.u iur an Indefinite pc. 'od without tef-
/ nuu.;.tiOu-LCncc the gre u value OF th:s
process foT producing icmp'ranco bcTe:-
;gc. Cider can bc held perfectly swec. 10.
a!iy icHgth q: lime.
NEGiThBl.FsS can be kept Tor an ildsf-
mite rcric1i in their natural ldiiiOn. re-
4. Ming their CGor and flavor, trc ttel IN
il,iroIiginal packages, "A! small expense.
All a, ius. -four. meal &c, are ht!h III theif
E,rmal condition.
BrITLR. gttc: being icitCI by th!s p''-
cess, v II! not become rancid.
Dead luman bottle, treated before cecoin-
po,.lior Sr; IN. can ~ held in natural
condi. ION Goywc"',>, wtilou. pUncl reg the
SKIN oT initiating the body IN any way
Hence the g!I.t NaiGc q! ozone 10 ClneT-
takers.
TEc;c IS no change IN the slightest par;ic-
ular in the "prclT.,H 81 any article thus
prcscrvei. nd no trace oi any foreign ar
Unnatural Cdor or tGSic.
The process Is 80 simple that child can
operate !. as well and - SI:cce SfulIy rs "a
man. There = no expensive apparatus or
machinery iC' ui cI.
rs egg. mCa.. fish. c:c, can De treated nj
one me, without additional trouble or ex-
pCnsC. %,
10 in E,cf. there 4 nothing that Ozone mfa
not ,sg,vTrr. Think Uf everything you can
Thai is Liable 10 sour. decay, or spoil, and
then rCIGCmbcr gGat we guarantee that
Oz0rc will preserve Il In exactly lne condi.
ton YOU want I; 10. any length OF time. III
Won vii! remember this, 1. Will save asking
questions - 20 whether ozone viii preserve
this or that article ,rW PrrScrUc d1D.hing
0id c,crgthipg poe, cR think u.
There i, not a township in the United
state, in which u live man can not make
amy amour! of money. from $1,000 10 slo.0b
n Wear that he plCasc,. We desire TO get u
live man interested in each county in the
United stale, In who-c hands We can place
inl. PrC>crVagINc, ana through him secure
tic la, mess which every county ought In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
who Secures Contro! Of OZONE n
or County.

Tie Cincinnati. Feed Co, rs West seventh
street, i making -I!'p u month III banilinS
DlCv,r>' malt, pTcs""yIng and shipping IL a.
feed Ia all paris az the country. Malt UNI
preserved spurS IN - hours. Preserved by
ozone i; keep, perfectly sweet for months.
These are instances which we have asked
tie r.iyiirgc Of publishing. There are
scores Of ,lhrra. Write Ia any Of the above
parties ana get the evidence direct.
Now. to p,o"c the ub~olu;c truth of every
thing We lave s.id "a ihiS paper, W' pfJp1ss
iD ,L,ia ~ 5puT hHi.dN ID" T',r'T ~ pTDriaJ for
g.IsA,0 tat irr hGr, ,Di c''5w'd hTi' cNpaJh-
20 an, lcl. Oh who doubts any % these
>ialrmc;it.. ANA who's Interested sufficient
~ 10 make the trip. We VIII pay oil travel
ing and hO,Cl CHp"G.os for visit ts this
city. /: We fall Ia prove amy statement mat
~ hat 4, made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

To all who are suffering from the errors
and iNdis2rejion, Of youth nervous VIZ,
ness early decay, loss ct maanooi a." -
or CHARGE This great remedy was dtstoy-
cred by Z miss oaary in South America,
send . salf-a3rg,ssrd cuvcloae q r." J'-
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REFERENCES.

We desire Ia call your attention 10 class
of references which no enterprise or nrni
based ON anything hut the sOundeSt bust
hes. success and highest commercial merit
could secure.
We refer, by permission, n to our iDtng-
ritv and To the value of The PTcntiSS Pre-
SENTATIVE. To the following gentlemen: Ed
ward {. Roycc. Mcmbrr Board of Public
Work. r.. q. E>hc!by, CITY Comptroller;
Amor smith, Jr., collector Internal Reve-
uuc: WulSin u NouhngiOn, attorneys;
Martin H. Harrcil and 49, Hopkins, Conn
~ Commissioners: W. =. tapp"lier, County
Auditor: I'll Of Cincinnati, Hamilton coun-
~ OHIO. Thee gentlemen are each faintl-
t.,r with tie merit, of oar Pre- cTva'ivc, and
know from actual observation That we hlvo
without tI',,It ION
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

AroUT thirty representatives OF the grave
ward insurance companies met in Harris.
burg Tuesday for the ostenSibic purpose 81
.r'~;nr ,r,raos the evils associated witbfhe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
KILLER G FRkNZHEIa.

Trr lsrgas, tanncry in the world is jgst
heinz completed at Morris, Tiosd county. Pa.
Three cngipSs and ten thirIy-tw OBJECT Gelie
Will iuri, ss'ste&m and force the rFGh merry,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

LGUGhIE3 HT0&. q %;
Cr>rl .vry-Pl2asr send me al once six
dozen of your Worm Syrup. rhc cures are
wonderful. and il Is the hest YermiinEe ever
placed before the public. one "'i!"
br"r.b, ION wcrms from one child, and in
tLrr% rtbrr cases from G1 20 - worms. The
children had been poor and feeble FOX
eighteen months. and arc Eow in good
health Respectfully yours,
Dudley X. BnsToN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

- '''S,i IL 'h|
u,..:' i"'''S''''' a'' "Ut-'''-iH'-N"F country
S,a..'"
... ',.''.-'.. ..'>,s', &.'' gtM~ St!zin@
hl "' lj. .&>r, >.G2 ,-s'a Va. Aawi;
!>a SAP can ".',t.H .tm' h'iN I'r
IA.
~, NJ, no, pray a. M; trouble Your
.,..r t,t.st u" @JN; ~ ybu viii KIND
" w>,ch lahy, 1 can get il" .Anl before
I2 l&d Time u insist, size was ont Of the
ear and running toward oaH Of the Elr!n-
house.. Mr.. Ward explained IN" si.at-
ton - th% conductor, who agr2ot -
Wat TWO mi&ut ny II" the uNuli uN'
4 :vE,r return. Two minutes, tirs2 MIN
. uJo> I1ur minutes passed, AMI Still S2e
? came net.
Tie engineer sounded thr whistle, the
. conductor shouted: "NH aboard, icln't
wa. any longer. Sh-', had plenty %
time. / must reach H.. next station h..
fsry the ur-tr.iH,' he explained, and the
train moved un. Nh. Tymp!r!pn Ward
"&%y" m q H,np.h2d ma9nar from tn
window; ii:e 'ahy how!rd. Come, thi,
VIII I-N,f u', ii. Sa,'I "a VI" en- !eaE@f'f
simultaneously To rail-" the ~.tuttpn
AMI To- quiet Jh" d:s,riCt.ng hlHy. MS
thoughts and words keeping Zip ram
ming tu"yfg somewhat in tai- manner:
/ thought: what can have detained
/ m: 49,. -,
7 Al,Ud: "fr.cino< lttliH dimple, So
/ thought: -" here "i!SAe disappear u,
/ ir,,J. =. it yv.. Shall hgy. the py,.-
/ -. ,,,.r,i, "
/ H.Ti,'rg,,t. ,.f.ya4, C.,.,r, Gam l. h, -"
III. - rur;., I..t', cIrrrh"'
/ ;Tl,,I,1h.. - c.;,., of ,l.y,,rfinoa"
a. Nl; NS'SI t''-7 : n e.
III ugEI: "'.I '.Uirs nN. me WAS 4
/ perfect tauE' I'M e. ~, .,
AI,uj: 'NaI, up his :n,.lG''' OF u
+ Thought "N AJi shall "a VITA ti'
c"h,Um~& -,
Aloud; 90 ~P-aE T. N.U H;,r Il iatA'r.
Ill. l'--'': ';.'a2 ""'.' - i Il.
'.,y:
\laI' go en- '''J '"'. Gj',," " P,H'. w.
mar. t'@h" !.u ma an. 'tIn'tJ'
!5.eI2' Gh';... %,'f Dis" t;En3..
ie'U-A,: " ''' 1t "1"'" j" ca do
;ay DEPOT. ,.
Niut" l,'if' "'i"'.J % %r,J 49,
" WECIC Sn"i! f-~- -, i!!n.i: hE'.''
b iNc.o ."'.''& eau" '''',''.3'' - y
slc.SGpE. ,................. u. ..,,.,,, l., ~,
Thought: ''sIphSt tp+' Hh"!i!h De- AT
The station with Nin;irSd u meet me- me-
.Ai'Su. Ian ~ p"P'l 80 ''I.''> -.
n.t"l ca|ll' go H,W Iiil'.'J e, t'p;>9 IL.
H. #gi'-.e'ordi,gl ho'I
Tnuu.ft: she said - baby was ne
n. = G,li-nt.ui tajU- in the whole w1r,d.
+ Nrv v man Who can liz like tia, i, ca
I.G.e rI.,yrtju- A.r uaHrt"ctsl on
.prtns."
A.Ed .r.,nrrit2 Il. h"t: "G.'oi &ra-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
RTUNE WITH OZONE.

can do 10 attend To the shipping Of orders
nua giving attention 10 0ur working agents
TI.i,inlc. we can no: give any attention to
letters which do not order Ozone. IL yop
think Uf any article thai you are doubtu
aLoU. ozone preserving, lie member w
g,ogJ"HicG that Il ,rN greSc'Tc a, no matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

Thus Il is true Of swine as Of cattle that
this trait may Dc greatly mproyed. BY
retaining only good mixers for breeders,
as we'll rs by feeding them when young
with & view to their development. as
miik-rroducerF, rather than rs lat pro-
ductrS. For this reason spring and eIriV
summer j. ters are usually The best + III
which to select yGuEG brood s,wS. III
0CH0 Farmer.
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HOW TO SECURE A 70

\ test package 81 Ozone, containing u
sufficient quantity tOp""rCrNC one .IpJ> mi
GOZcn Cgg~ o! other articles in proportion.
will be- sen, 10 any application ON i"ccipt Oi
- This package Will en- Die The applicant
10 nul'Sur any lin" ~ tests and CTprrEI M .
he tls>irc, and thus satisfy hlm-c ~ Ia The
extraordinary merits Di ozone - q PIc>prH-
alive. After having thus satisfied him Elf,
and had time Ia look the ii"id over 10 de-
tcrIniHC what he wi>hc- 20 do inIhC future.
whether 10 sell the Article 10 other. or Ia
Coninr Ii To lis own Use, or amy Othr" line
Of policy which i best suited 10 him and 10
his township and cOunly-w" VIII enter
into an arrangement with him that VIII
make n fortune Cor him ana give uS good
profits We will give exclusive township or
coaniy privileges 10 ihc tr't rcspnnsiDlc
arrliclni WHO order, a ;c,t ptrinG" ana
desires To- control tie business - hi> Ipn1li-
~. 9hc ,uOt trEp S"cU5'cy cUHiDig II D-,H" far
am Ay,g,1i f,,TiiOrs. '"W CHlyy n HytgpJy
whjch ,rid a"''jy c"rich hsm.
Tonr !c. "a dry pas until You have order
Cd Test i ,",.=-c, and II YOU dr>lr" - So
c,i.can -" !>:Nc privilege we assure Npi
that delay may dcr.I," You %. II, 90: Inc
applications =. lnr ~ 20 Us by cores eve "
mail Iuany by ,yic graph. FIRST com ir-t
served" is our rule.
IT Won do not care Ia send money IN adj
vance 10" lie test package wC vii! send u
CO. D., but Til, viii put goa 30 IA" cNP'nN"
Of charge, for rC urn ~ money. on" coz
rcsuOndcucC is NU'y large; We have MI ""
Give your full adde's in every letter, AMI
pRESNIitSiS pEESE
s. 6. Cor. Min
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
THEORIES.

Too much hollow and vap:d advice is
given t. farmers in essays wuicl tells
thcm to US their brains. y writ,r who
has never seen L farm-rvcn Il girl in
public school can writ 4 ''pc"s" advising
iarmyrs to he intellectual and braiiy.
Tie thing newspaper editors should 10
who write ubau, farming topics j., t. give
the latest praci'a! Rin.. We ID not
write or qyo,c lon Wv nled thCories, and
are away thanNt, wen We find a
thorough going alt.clc about how ID a.
anything on the farm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
IL AN LIND.

T. W. Morrow said nj thn Emma
Farmer Cub: ~ know Il flrm w"o
plGugi.s all his clay land IN the "a! t!Iat
lie wants 10 SOW with oats or barley III
the followingPrings. His principal crop is
oats, and he gets larger yields than Ms
ncighI0ra wuo lave land OF similar
character that they plough IN spring. He
gets the SEED in earlier and in bet 2r c)l.-
dition. His faii-ploughcd ged
thoroughly as soon Is dry cnragA III
spring and the seed dragged in before his
HeighhJrs can plough"
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} geo Agents Wanted 10 sell thc
I life Of Garfield.

Hi- cGr'y life and career g. Solder anu - e>-
man; his election ana admin ration; hI, a.
sg,,s!UatiUn; his heroic struggle lIf ntS, MU.
iuSra at sple did poStra; o. Carried his
wife and moher ssgnn Of the ne, :n noe sE,o ons
sick Ghamber Gnie2n cniT ms sSm6le,e e an and au
IItntic work. There IS q fortune FOR agents
49, IN rho n,If with thir book. Outht -.
Erc x Quick. Adde'S III bBARO hf''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
FEEDING FOWLS.

The best rule, says an cXCNanGh, BOTH
AZ TO quantity and time Is u gave The
fowls u full meal il the morning and a
second shortly before gong t rJpNt.
Many persons feed their fowls only once
day, usually in the morning; the con-
sequence j. that they - Il rJDSt win
emily crops, and ~ the nutrm2nt they
have obtained during tn" day is required
10 keep up the ANNA! warmth, plftlcu-
larlv during the long, cold niGatS 81!
winter, it cannot be employed in the
productions of eggs, and thus feeding
hens once a day is not favorable II their
fertility. it is necessary, therefore, u
feed literally tw:c" Il day, at least, if any
large amount of profit b, desired from
fowls. There is one great advantage
dependent upon having fixed hours 81!
fyc,iing-namcly, that the birds son hc-
come accustomed - them, and d. not
haum about the house door all day long,
as they do if irrc@aIar!y led. They cpH-
Scqucnjiy Obtaina greater of food
for themselves, and are less Troublesome
than lilcy otherwise would bc.
FALL PLDUGHING.
/, rsrc the ground freezes all tn" feds
tia, arr u h. sHWn with spring grain
should be ploughyd, and, if manW1 = II
Ec applied, il may be a. well spread now
as nest spling. We like to turn ami =
the weeds that have grown in corn Il ,ld3
after TIE last hGcin@. II buried now they
will never ~" heard from again, bat II
lief till late in :, ring they viii in,er,rt
seriously with the spriHg seeding. Al!
heavy lands will b. in better condition
ifr!5uuhcd this fal! than If left I'll spring,
I. l,.,1 ], Il ,
winter fic,hCtS. Fail pl0ughfng also
saves much valuable time in spring:
Aflo|thc corn fields and potato fields and
gardens are all plou4hod, here may
sill be- time for turning over the "ryCn-
swaWi that i.tr be painted next Year. IN,
same rulr hold. good here. Plough All
| heavy lands except those on steep hIi!-
| sides. where they might wash worse for
| being pIounhcd, though turf Washc'mHch
! Iv., diam Il feds. our own prlcfi"" Is
70 plough every field, if possible, that j.
| 10 i've cultivated the following year, ana
after plouciimg t. level sufficiently. with
! = harrow to allow cartinG over in winter.
Ifthcre is time before freezing weather,
and there is manure on hand III the
wards. we would draw it directly II the
| fields. spread and work il into the soil
| ready for spring planting. 1t makes II
| farmer feel quite independent in the
spring, to know that the manure for ms
! Eoud crops was all spread ami worked in
| re fall PREVIOUS, - that ne has nothing
| to do when planting time arrives but u
stir the ground nicely and put in the
seed. Land cartod over now with heavy
teams will be lightcncd up by winter
freezing. While, if the load, We're drawn
in spring, the ground would remain harI
or lWnpy ali Summer. If there l. not
manure enough for the whole farm let
| thr garden have the first attention, then
The carly peas and pGtatoc, can BE- put in
next spring without dclay.-Nc'r Eng
| y,..J J,J,,ty,.
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