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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-28
NOTICE.
To Hotel Keepers and Others
who Deal in Liquors.

NOR THE INFORMATION OF ALL PER-
L SONS CONCERNED, the following Ac,
of the Legislature, passed March oath, 1865, is
published:
CHAPTER 191.
IN act prohibiting the sale Of spirituous OF
termented liquors in the sererGl counties Of The
State ON the day Of election
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the General @dssem-
bly of Maryland That it shall not be lawful for
the keeper of any hotel, tavern, store, drinking
establishment, or any other place where liquor
are sold, or for any person or persons, directly
or indirectly, sell, barter, give, or dispose OF
any spirituous or fermented liquors, ale O. beer,
or intoxicating drinks of any kind, on the days
of election hereafter to be held in the several
counties of this State.
SEC 2. 1dnd be it enacted, That any person yio-
lating the provisions of this Act shall be liable
to indictment by the Grand Jury of the county
where the offence is committed, and shall, upon
conviction before any Judge of any of the Cir
cult Courts of this State, be fined sum not less
than fifty dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars for each and every offence-one-half the
fine shall be paid the informer, the other half to
the County Commissioners, for the use of public
roads
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-28

Special Notices preceding marriages and
deaths, will be charged - per cent. in addi-
ton to above rates.
Legal Advertisements at rates provided D :,
Law
Business Cards not exceeding Eve line .
per year. Every additional line fits cents
business Notices inserted IN the ne,rs coiHnaH
and all notices desigHed to promote indiridurl az
'sresis, ,cttt he ctard,5 o.. tse-s.4e 81 ffs cv7-
Tor the Frst line. audtsH cents for each succeeding
}iHc fer one ucek
All accounts for advertising are due at The
time OF the first insertion OF the advertisement.
Advertisements sho4ld tie marked the length
Al time to be inserted, otherwise they will be
continued till forbid, or at the option OF tht
publisher any charged accordingly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-28
JUST OPENED!
All Spring styles.
THE EMPORIUM FOR sAsHIONs.

MFRS. GEO. A. HUNT having just return
4Vl ed from Baltimore with a full line of
FRESH and NEW Spring Millinery respectful
ly invites the LADIES of Charles county to an
examination of her Stock. She has opened in
the parlor of the ST. Charles Hotel, where she
will at all times take greet Pile sure in exhibit
ing her goods. Her stock OF Millinery and
Fancy Goods Surpa>ses an, thug ever before
brought to the county and consists of every.
thing that is necessary TO beautiiy aud adorn
ladies, Misses and The Babies Mrs Huuttwill
endeavor TO consult such a variety of tastes and
to keep on hand all the Latest STYLES, so that
1t will be unnecessary for the ladies OF the
county to go to the city at any time for fash
il Hable Millinery. Give her call. NH lstf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-28
TO Wheat Gl'Olres.s.
"Ezcelsior" &Ammonlated Phosphate

utura his anil
epHtaG1 hitherto acquired The uniform excellence
HIM. Mar n Nlrc
with the that the high standard quality WILL BE MAINTAINED as
here fre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
THE INDIAN TRAGEDY.

SHADOWS or SHASTA. BY JuAVUIS MILLER. lGno.
up. Isl. Jansen. hcClurg q Co
This sketch La, been thrown into the form Of a
story and yet IT * not really work of fiction. IL
is n highly dramatic and impressive eXp0Sur" of the
b,dcous ontrages pcrpetratcd by the United States
Government upon the Western lndians,-an expo
sure even more effective perhaps than the recent
publication by al H." under the title of a
Century of Dlshonor." Mr. Miller gives in his intro
dnction his reason for writing the book Because
last wear in the heart of the Sicrras j saw women
and children chained together and marched down
from their cool. healthy homes 10 degradation and
death on the Reservation. At the side of this long
chained line urged on and kept in order by bayo-
nets rode a young officer splendid III gold and
brass aud newly FURNISHED. from that now famous
charity school on the Hudson. These women and
children were guilty Of no crime they were not even
accused of wrong. But their fathers and brothers
Law dead in battle-harness on the mountain heights
and in the lava-beds; and these few silent survl-
vors ike Israel of old being led into captivity
but unlike the chosen children never to return 10
the beloved heart of their mountains The
Shadows Of Shasta derives exceptional i'm
prcssiveness. first from the fcrvor and sincerity OF
the author; II is impossible" he says, to write
with composure OF eyenncss on this subject; one
wants TO rise up and crush things; and next, from
the art perhaps unconscious, with which Mr.. Miller
has thrown into the foreground the consideration
not much of the gatherings of the Indians the
ineftable disgrace of Government which makes it's
army instrument for expressing and pillagng the
weak and a tool of pimps and thieves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
MINES AND MINING.
rurRsnAr. April CIR. ".

THURSDAY. ApTh El-f- We
The mining stock marhets were hardly 20 active
rs Yesterday. and in several instances the advances
then made were not sustained. Among these cX-
ccrtions the Maripcsa stocks we're prominent by
their e1eat strength. They were comparatively
active too. and rosc Common to So from - yes
trrdav. and preferred from to 10. Iiibernia was
spc-ially active and sthng. and with tie buzz oil
the business ut 30 it closed firm but unchanged NJ
10. Annie was dull, but cents higher nj o. ana
Little Chief WIS also quiet but firm mt about l"o'
Trlill was inactive but steady at Ito. Siorhoht
ro.o from $40 10 80, closing strong at he at
vance. Bull Domingo lost yesterday pi'an'e' ana
ended 10 cents lower at 10 L"ad'iiie console
dated fcll cents 10 ,. Big pi.isnurg WI. IN
oilr 10 support its recent adNHntc,aro or PInV ."
g. - closed 80 cents lower at to ~ lig n ms, ,,'
war done in Red ELEPHANT, ~ mrh crili'd from -
To * ccntS hut aitrrWard r. .nV'itd ln >" ''uH,
III. inst 81 ceufs Yt-t-ro9N. IHc t"ll-l "'h NH'
were lower in response to news OF dtch g lH ~
san Francisco market. Cons" dated NnRhla bI
from .. go Ia 30 aud California was . cents l0''r
at I5O; both closed weak at the lowest hg res lHi
fIlc ,lay Climax was cent lower RI ~ cents; az
nvoras WAS frrlv ftc.'y at va - C"hiH' M"""'
WI. active aud firm 10 10. Although ihrr wa,
not much huin ~ In Silver Gin II snh ~ ~ anl
I'll sd no Gls a,lir-' Gt rc-trrd9y. 1incrhl OI'eh
further advanced To l2j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
THE WOMAN IN BLACK.

and ofh-r Ner r. az iff puti.h|f tV z ir'elr7H &
Rr0fhers Ih..tffli hfd. az" fer sa'r p r'Vf7'ff
THE WOMAN ~ BLACK being tre .f0rv ~ Unnfsone
and Ambition. Woman and foW'rul Nlt"i OF in"l DO
So.frfv iu IIi~ and f.is - WIN 900 900 .'rsir' 'o ar
Of ne lrsing Snd 90 The Nfuai DO II4 90" %
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
Bankrupt Notices.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.-That on the
18TH day Of April \. D. 1891 warrant bankruptcy
issed against the estate GEORGE H. SIBLEY the CITY
81 Ser urk the Comfy Of New York and state
York All judged bankrupt ON Ids petition
payment Of any debt. and delivery OF property
e. such bankrupt O him or for his aud tho
transfer Of property by him arr forbidden by law that
meeting creditors Of the said bankrupt Ia
a0ignccs Of hia
be held Court ~ BankUrsry TO he holden 1879
Fuiion st. in the CITY NewY0rk before EDGAR KIT,
CHUM esquire. Register the 81 day Of May, A. d. 1881
At IL O'Clock. ". ~ . -
C. Marshal Messenger. southern District of New York
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
10Th day OF April. a. d. 1851 warrant In bankruptcy
issuod agi st The estate Of GEORGE Z. kNAfP If
brooklyn IN te County Of Kings aud state Of New York
and ROBERT NJ. KNAPP. Of Grecnbufgh, In the County
westchester and state OF NewSork lately carrying ON
NcwNOrk In the County % New York aud slate
Of New York adjudg'd bankruptH their
petition that the payment o debts and delivery NJ
any property belonging such bankpts to them either
e los their the Of either OF them. and tho
transfer property by them either Of them. Tor
hidden by that meeting ~ the creditors Of the said
bsnkups prove their debts and IN choose
sgneos their estate viii be held At Cont OF Bankupcy
10 be holden No 2Gl broadway IN the City Of NeWiork
IfsI nj ii O'Clock q IN. LOUIS r. PAWN,
Southern District OF New ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

Memoirs Of Prince Mctcuoh i777 l.' Ihiied by
Prince Richard Mcit,hch. The Payers 'a.Fuod and Ar
ranged by NJ A. de Kuiowsirom Transato b. Mis- AlrA'
ander Napier. 2yols, l2iuo CLOTH a. 90
The work IL = commentary European history from 'h'
interior "A hy ore vino iai f'nafN Ah'' 'in'
81, m ma, aud b,,ri,,. wlnt toos iilrc ta,,r SEQ 1i.h
IN uter st. and l sliIs things. t~t r'y viii h 'n-
Ioycd quite much a They ,al1c ' a "Ao '-n a.rIc'
cate their patents ~. y. Evening LAIrcss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
THE HISTORY OF A MOUNTAIN.

Dy Eistc R,r'u., author II "T1" iarta" "Ti' ocean,
&C Translated the French ny Bertha Ness and John
Lille. Illustrated. l2mo dou, ~ -.
Tho nature Of tho rocks tie mode Of ihcr DEPOSITION the
s'or told by the they contsr. the narn'f in "i'h
they were originally elevated the aubs~qnrt sculpture ih'
have undergone raa Wind and torrent, Tho 'ud' @'
destroy them tc clouds that gather around u,eC tie snow
tie ,nu,i. the ro on of rlaclcr the production OF mo
rnin The llant- aud animals tat dW'!l among i'n the
human ,nurnin,ers VII" fl them, uay. even TIE cf'in 90
aud The eo.,rc sici DGIct trr uinhdH"t~-on are rirN
sk,tchod by ~ rus la clear and Vigorous aEtafe r.
James, Gazette. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
c,os,yo ppJcrs OR PaILIDELPHIA STOCKS
THURSDAY, April 2l-r. NJ

THURSDAY, April 1I-FN
The rise in stocks apparently eliminated to-day
Immense efforts to support prices were put ion'
both by the ciques which hold stocks and by 'h''o
operators whose wish is 81 apy to eliminate w"
"shortn interest from the market. Both iac''o'I'
were enabled through their endeavors to sell no :"
considerable amounts OF stocks at tho aaNai,'~ S,
prices; but whether that advantage was sunV" -
to COMPENSATE them Tor abon rarely surpa's'u -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
Mem Qualifications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, Ncw-lork,
PUBLISH THIS DAY;
THE EyGLIsucoLoXIEs IN AMERICA.

A short History the English Colonies IN Aine"A -
Henry aiot Lodge. evo hail leather, e o..
"In trs very interesting sud valuable Work the sn"
o,s 10 dcser, life and society thoy exs~d IN me h
tbirt American Colonies previous {" the meeting OF ''
staup Act Congress in York 1861 and 10 tel WHO
aud what were The people who fought Tor lnde
pendence The history a thee ClonieH las never hef"
been thoroughly written and IN Lodge nae performed the
task la very capable r."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

pr>.rI. Cn'.. April 2l.-A liihn 'Fp't'h. d1trd
,r,trrl,V to In, Nur. says SO The depth
nf seventy f.,t fourtrru ntt OF and 'ai-
nnu,t. was struck ru Tu"~nv 80 thr Now
N,rL mime. situatsd "a ont tlrrr-iuIrfcrs 81 q
mill from hero, The or. u--I,s 10. ounces ~ slE'r
rr- ,,cr. during thc might, With lanterns, stalk
ing claims.
EnlUon valued at T2I55i - wa, received in
this civ yesterday from ihr mines.
Thr n Plato Miuirc and smelling Conp'uy yrs-
t.r,l.v rrarrd dividend $50. - of ~. cent pr
share PAYABLE May -. Transfer books close Apll
- and rrop'u Nav 3.
A sl,.cinl dispatch to tho Mining Associated Press
from t,corgrtown Col, say:
The Adastra Placer Company Is making great
prcparoinns to hcen the hydraulic proc's> imtnc-
di,trl, below Impir'. Wirrr there l. lIrg" tract
of ground which j. known tn Ice rich IN gold. \
dit.h 600 feet in l,ugth was conn l'tcd last week.
Thirteen hundred feet OF iron pipe are on the spot
md when laid Will Secure 200 icet mead ~ water.
The company expects to start the Little Giant
WITH two week.
The Dnndrrncrr Company has begun to lease It's
prorcrtl No dili.ulty has been experienced IN
leasing Ia responsible paricD and II j. the general
q iuion that the ntinc will pay -oneth ng under this
system which II never did while worked directly by
the company.
The rN ploration of the Stevens mine continues
uuntcrruptcdy, and orr shipments will be resumed
within few weeks
Activity in mining il daily increasing in this dis
trct and general apo frances never more hope
fnl than nj present Nearly all the mills running
to their full capacity"
The llibcrnia Consolidated Mining Company yes
tcrday declared dividend no. . Of $4,000 OF 10
cents per share payable May >. Books close April
% and reopen May 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
oErIcE oF IIIE snyER So co,sonoArrO 3lIsINo !
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS
~ or
TIE BIG PIITSBrRG CONSOI DATED SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

OFPicF oF rtR ClWntyN
l31 BROADWAY, ~ y nla.
Apnl 49, 1872.
~ meeting Of the Executive Committee held ''ls day
soyr' Tlat me- Company hereby appropriaf,t feity.
tto fhorlni dollars i-fOoO 81 it, funds In hand te
pug h-uf IN tNTi.IINE pfW rENr ~ u. Duf - fnding
hoaf.. Ten ri0nsaud ppiais +lnWri Of which s grO
Niti DO u'iipI 90 The said % aui ri iie -r az
e' I'D I'D ffI ii h" inufs, and tic o'er- of r oi
3D. f f auilor,i 90 pare ha and pas r ih" ei' hi psr
f'f 30 M Nto ~ the Company, Ia YORK, on Aay Ia %
hn'l ir,I ..lfr
l i'rur win The above TcSn'unn. notice IL hereby
given 20 n uf hu4f. M pir-ru' ir same fnI payment op
'f"nf May .n iHr Tastbir proportion auhnrf' hy tao
lAt,uttr tnaruutt,r. ABRAHAM O.. iFf4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
Couulrn DodrN.

4 PRIV ATE FAMILY hyny ON a farm four
f... f.H N.t N.r. would ',4ri f.R Co., -t-f . tie
....f I.. ,f.i sf .i... I-us -rd table. 10 r %
.I fn depot AdsIt-t Advertisement ult, ~ iyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

For Boys and Young Mcn-country.
A HOMELIKE Boarding School for Boys
N under Is. f. KINDS, A. NJ Hampstead. L. L. r. Y.
A lexander Military boarding school,
IN White Plains n Y. Principal. o. r. WILLIS. Phi d.
A BEAUTIFUL and healthy situation and
IA every advantage are offered boys for $500 at
BRADFORD MANSION SCHOOL.
Harrison, n. Y, midway bstween MAMANONFCK and
RYE. Rev. c. J. COLLINS, Principal.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coached
summer or winter. stockbridge, Mass. +. HOFFMAN,.
BOARDING SCHOOL for o few bOys.-Fits
- for College Terms Moderate Summer term begfns
May ith u. g. r. LAMBERT Principal, Wilton Conn, OF
caa be seen 81 Room 50. II Broadway, this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
Ifldrblt ano Slate Alantfls.

WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
w varied complete stock Of nne manea on et
hibiuon. I. Il. STEWART q CO., 10 West 2Sdst' New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
INSTRUCTION.
For Boys and Young n

For Boys and Young men-Clty.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4s1
broadway, 2dst-Irfrssry Commercial and Clas-
.ica Departments. NJ NJ. HOBBY ". l. AKIN, Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

For Young Ladies-City.
NJISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH.
Nl NO 81 EAST 39THsT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

OFFICE or IA PLATA MINING AND
~ SMELLING GO, or IEApNfLiF, col, 5- HioSi
w'y. Eo0ri- ~ and 49, N"V .Ytft. fpr -. 1851.
DIVIDEND NO. 2p
Tho ond ~ Trustees have ta dly dec AIRED d. nd ~
~It Us AND ALE tiN t. r share fIar 90
o. Zoe il -f.t pay abb, Mnndly. ~, piot itth
ue ~ , Hfrr btpk- all CLOSE Monday,
ALL ''ih. afd f'oirn Tn'-,ia MIN 3d. ISL.
-fl ~. % n The hua, A condition ~ the company
"a nIi inc GO. I'll flrUrOn 90
Mat ], lr~l -i.alanrr surplus arclnnt li.-rl o.
~ go J. ISL. Set innings for month 81 March lshO ~
4lGl.-fI 10
g., iouG ~ a cents per share. 2ooooo. o 90
Ia lncr, Arrl J. lA.l sI;i-il 10
j. GiNrifA&r rAiB11. ASH -,,n'ti,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

riisEH Cfffr MfsiNg 60. or f'fr.f0.
pLfstu.,t. nFtrT. go Iii Iti.+l.i
tfn iN|h. 2l-f ApflI. 4. :.
rE'UE ANIMAL NEElI>G Of the -tor' ho'd-
,'r"fi FfLNI.R 'Ittf MtNINo tOAI.hhh VII
boz lfl 80 rf "nIau "H'. 20 lf0ld IT.. CO., MHfdhi, ui"
go OF fiff. 90 4" o. uri.. nn'tn
si fn- Hftufdiy "fd Instant. al ot p'k
and t'"l O. Vn ii'Hiy, AN 81, 70 ~ o ~
T. J EDM ,SDsOA. 4rof"tiry.
trur lTusrf.D tryspffrAiTn NtyifHf fH'Aft.t
ii3 nnd o. HErNNtT. NfS.f'HK. Apfii D.. t-rl. {
1--WE ANIMAL NEEII\t. of the siocNhold-
r-nf i. company fpf Tho election ~ lotd ~ rus
if"f GOT o." 'a,tin frsf Viii be- h'd At the o7'" 81" 90"
' fH'. so o. Do eaY, N'~ i"fk 'l'y ~ tr 20 day
"f '..t nru q .'p
il- ol'n ff',u r. 60 g. ~. TrHsfor lr,oLs r"-" AIr
Z" imI f,siitn Htf ". \. kIIshiIAM ~r'i'tafj.
VnE IMPERIAL MINING COMPANY,
CDIOltADD.
Stock fun paid and non 1a.-ssablc.
taf..f.'. .iuUunn -iIf l.n.nlu Par value. go
DIIItI.Is1 GIp n. FitN f.R. FrrsI tent.
Sc. a. ~. Lpt BLAND. Treasurer
a. o. NArkAN. SECRETARY.
OfTirK 90 INV oNrAN1.N GhoA'~sr, =. V.
limited aupuI' ~ ii Irt.Iy stock b. now CO., i'l "r
snrlt 90 g. DOLLARS PR ~itAfi. Oh which 'it t"nd
lfN o. PR tlNT fh' par wilr j. lo rea'
ft ur'-'ff market valued able -'ff untdilf. T.
f' Hf deposit N.t Tic Farmers Ioan aud trust COMPANY
of 'rs lntA.
II ra'u,ulr- con hc obtained me Office ~ M"
paul. urot ntNhl q GLIDER - Broadway. Room 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

For Both Sexes-City.
INSTITUTION for the IMPROVED INSTRUC
i TIoN Of DEAF MUTES l,5ll Broadway, Scw-Yort.-
" articulation school IN the county estabshe,
isa7 nslfe a. nj IA thOd. send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

Table TAX nnd Anrtt if ~ lIrfi EN- "ii i"'
Iy william Iiovic WJne. ato. rai'r - e'ut'
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ngnui London
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Morcrs vaon.. = ro-t.,p' fo.' ,-r. l.t +t"p 'p'r
- cents
There il subtle charm ip Ni.- srtnrs ~hd
Is no, ea.ly dc.a,d 10 von.s- A,a.'il. LONDON
LORD Bi.ACON>TIrLD.
AsTrDY.
ByGLoRG nGANpE-
Translated by Mr., George ~trrro
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GOVERNMENTS.

.lys ,.uer 90 days. 100 seller 90 lays,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-09-22
TIMOTHY FOR DAIRY MEADows.-One

TIMOTHY FOR DAIRY MEADows.-One
Of our principal meadow grasses is tim
othy, and this forms tuber or bulb
Just aboyel the surface Of the ground.
and is injured OK DESTROYED when this
bulb h cnt of eaten 81. Pasturine
meadows Of this grase Il likely greatly
- m1ure these bulbs. and this explains
the serious injury that occurs when these
ting too close with moving machines
often Injuries it. Timothy is, perchance,
the most valuable meadow grass, as
with proper attention, it will easily con-
tinue ten years in succession to yield
large crops. Ii our meadows consisted
of Kentucky blue grass, wire grass,
orchard grass, red-top, ETC., pasturing
would not be fatal, although not advisa-
BILE except on alluvial or overfowed land.
But let us see what the real value of
the aftermath of timothy meadow is
worth. Take the case mentioned of sew
enty. five acres pastured. -Four cents
worth Of wheat middlings and corn meal
per day to each COW, would have pro-
duced more milk and left the COWS in
better condition, during the five or six
weeks that they are allowed to run
portion of the day upon the meadows.
This would have cost at most, only about
81 60 per head, whilst the damage to
the meadow was at least ten times as
much. Meadows require generous at
tention. should be top-dressd with stable
manure in the fall, instead of pasturing
them, aud when this cannot be had,
should be top dressed with some COM
mercial fertilizer every few years, and
thus kept in full production, and your
dairy full fed through the winter.-Na-
tionat Lfve Stock Journal. 80