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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-13
sherman.
Special to the Herald.

SHERMAN, October l2.--This week in the
district court is being devoted to damage
suits, mostly against the Houston Il Texas
Central Railroad To-day the case of Smith
VS., II. & r c. K, Il. was terminated by the
jury finding for him in the sum of 81 100
The recorders court was cnlivcncd bv a
criminal prosecution ofa ear driver fur run
ming into buggy and breaking il up
Some of the big guns were ON each side, aud
lhc uncoustitutonaity and invalidty
OF the ordinance were discussed
to jury. The found the driver guilty
however, and assessed fine of $25.
Justice Gregg was again called ON tC
marry a loving couple this morning.
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Austin,


Special to the Herald
AUSTIN, October l2,-'rho secretary oi
state is sending out printed lists of all pub
lie Gotarics in the state. A list is to be
posted on the door of each county court
house
The ease Of III. state vs., Charles kcrbcr,
detaultng sheriff Of VI Paso county was
disposed of IN ilte distr.ct court to-day by
judgment for the pain.u u IN the sum ol
$5gl6, with per cent. interest.
The governor viii appoint II new board OF
asylum trustees tomorrow.
Cotton Is coming in rapidly.
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Palestine.


special 10 the Herald.
PALESTINE, October l2.--Thc freight de-
pot ON the International has been severely
crititised lately by losses of freight and
packages occurring so frequently as to make
it certain that some organized stealing was
gong on. Precautions were taken,
and last night Special officer
Scruggs caught and arrested
Ed Lewis, colored brakeman, and II boy,
for rohbing ear at the freight depot, BY
breaking the seals Of the car and throwing
the plunder under the freight platform
until II could be removed.
W. h, Bixby, general baggage master OF
The Texas Pacific and International 4
Great Northern, has been rendered by
Messrs, Hoxie & Talmagc, the posi-.
ton of general purchasing agent
for stationary supplies for the entire
Gould southwestern system of railroads
Mr.. BiXby has accepted, and leaves for st
Louis this week to assume his new posi-
| tion.
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Tyler.


! Special to the Herald
TYLER, October l5,-The following cases
We're decided by the supreme court TO.
day;
D. W; Kline & Co. VS., Rincbaldt, ct. al
affirmed.
Fulton, ct, al., VS.. Robinson; reversed
and rcmanded
by the court Of appeals:
Robertson Il Harrison vs. the state; af
iirmcd.
Carmichael VS.. the state; reversed and re-
manded.
mandcd.
Angle vs.. the state; re sed and re-
mandcd.
Pickett, ct. al. vs.. the stafS' reversed and
remandcd.
middleton vs. the state; rev sed and re-
mandcd
Cooke vs.. the state; rcyvs,d and re-
maudcd
NJ l.. RoySter vs. the stat, ,firmed.
" Kohlnson vs.. the state irmcd.
ID. Whitcworih VS.. the ate. affirmed
a, DaTeu vs.. the state; affirmed.
A woman charged with completely in the
Dondell murder, but who Auded arrest
was ,apprehended yesterday AID lodged in
Jail last night
Hon. J. IL. Reagan arrived .his morning.
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Galveston,


special 10 the HOrald
GALVESTON, October l2.-Th, Norwegian
bark, Okonow, forty.thrce das out from
Rio, which arrived at this pot on the I'd
INST, laden with cargo of 800 sacks of
coffee for kaufman & Rnnge, ms made an.
plication for permission to discharge.
The board of health will act mon
the matter tomorrow, The schouer Juniato
Julia, which has been held n ouaran'
tine sometime, to-day put to sea lr Tuxpan
whence she came, The ACKNOWLEDGMENT
supposed to have been lost in tlp gale last
Friday, off Aransas Pass, enterd this mort
to-day, having lost both arhors and
her chains, She is still leaking hdy and il
laid up for repairs.
The wedding of Mr.. August stRosenfield
and Mrs. Lena Wurzbergcr was one
of the events of IN, season
The presents were numerous nd costly.
Confederate bonds are being ,ought nm
in large quantities throughout IT, state by
speculatOrs. 1t is understood tht fund
IN the bank of England belonging to The
Confederate states is the basis othe oper-
tionS.
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ATTEMPTED Robbery,

Last night, Mr., James Belt, who lives al
Lisbon, left the city on horseback tc
go home, When about mile west
of the river, two men rode out of the
brush and ordered him to stand
and deliver. The animal Belt
was riding was not under
good control, and in the excitement II
ran off with him, coming toward the
city, and too his great astonish.
ment they did not fire on him. He said il
was dark, and he could barely distinguish
them. He remained over last night in the
city.
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Fort Grinin.


| special 10 the Herald,
FORT GRIFFIN, October l2.-Thdong, dry
weather is over, and the welcolod rains
having put forth the hills and vlleys in q
yerdure green, the face of the coutry pre-.
Sents the appearance of spring.
A fine, large bell has just beer received
from Boston, TO be- erected orthc Fort
Griffin college and Masonic builtng. The
citizens donated this bell, and ar, about to
raise $500 for piped organ for he use of
the town hal !, Our town is but frontier
o,e, ou, m orn S,o,zens n,,i are as l,era and
east
There are strong prospects that Frt Griffin
will he made the terminus of the vaco Tap
railroad.
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Waco.


Special to the Herald
WACO, October l2.-Thc celebrated camp
meeting case of the state vs. Bilbo and
Seago, which has been on trial for the past
two days resulted in mis-tril, the Jury
failing to agree. Last summer nj
a camp meeting in this county,
they elected from the arboHr
Arthur Massey for sitting on the side set
apart for ladies, for which he had them
indicted for an aggravated assault.
The case was tried in the iustitc court in
July, and resulted in their lring fined
They appealed to the county court with
the result noted above.
In a trotting rae here
to-day, Charles CalvertS Ken.
tucky mare was beaten by G. X. Pat.
tons bay horse; time, 300, orr heavy
track.
A controversy has been carriedpn through
the local papers and in the co,toi exchange
for the past two days n TO the
amount of cotton that will beredized from
the growing top crop, in which the bears
have been pretty eilectually trtcd by the
bulls, The opinion prevails hat the crop
will amount to very little.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., October 12.--ln re-
gard to the star route eases, il is under
stood no arrangements up to to-day for ar.
gument, or the motion TO quash the infor.
nation have been made between counsel
but that the counsel for the defense intend
to insist on its taking place next Friday,
two full days notice having been given as
required by the rule Of The court.
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A Car Driver Fined at sherman for
Running Into a Buggy...FOrt
Worth News.
The Cases Decided at Tyler by the Su.
premc Court and Court
Of Appeals.
A System of RObberieS Broken Up at
Palestine by the Arrest
of the Thieves.
Crawford Acquitted at Hempstead...An.
other Murder Case on Trial.
Other Interesting State New,
Fort Worth.

Fort WORTH
Special to the Herald
- FoRr WoRrH, October l2-The contrAc-
tor for grading ~ miles of the. Fort Worth
& Denver railroad says that hands and
trains are now scattered along the line of
this road to Indian creek, ON the edge of
Wise county, and are preparing to COM
mence work tomorrow morning.
VIII Johnson, n brakeman, while coup
ling ears yesterday, hada finger caught be
tween the bumpers and mashed eff
Much blame is being cast ON one Mr..
Friese for misconductmg many German
immigrants to Baird when il was their in
tenti0n to stop at Fort Worth.
The cleansing of the streets and yards be-
ing much needed, the,poiCe force is pressing
its importanco-pleasantly ifpossible-iorci-
bly, if they must,
Mr. Hunstable, of Mckinney, is in the
city in the interest of q railroad from his
town to the Fort, and says that arrange
mcntS are being made for the extension OF
the East Line to his town, and that nego-
tiations are in progress with the Gulf, Col
OradO a Santa Fc railroad
but no definite answer could be given
until the Gulf Colorado a. Santa Fc reach
this point The McKinnoyites have appoint
ed a committee to make preliminary ar
rangements, and they hope to secure the
road via their town to this city.
Cotton receipts to-day are lighter than
usual, and trade some weaker. Price tO
middling 10 cents per pound.
William Thompson, for theft of two
horses goes to the penitontiary for year
for each ollense. His motAcr,on hearing o
his conviction, tainted several times yostcr
day on the public square.
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Special to the Herald.
LIBERTY HmL, October 12.-One Wm,
Dean was found guilty and fined the sum
Of S95 and costs in the JUSTICES court for
carrying deadly weapon.
The four bales Of cotton stolen from
Cloyd's gin has not yet been recovered.
Cotton stealing in this county is beginning
TO be very common.
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A Commercial treaty with m,,,oo.

CRY OF MEXICO October ia commits
sion has been appointed by the Mexican
government TO arrange the basis for a conf
merclal treaty with the United States and
20 confer with commission which II is OK.
g,c,ou g,o,oo VIII DC appointed by the United
The obnoxious one.hnlf per cent Tar has
been materially modified by congress.
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New ORLEANS, October 12.-Captain
Brooks of the ship Eliza Kenny, reports
the death at sea, by heart disease on the
18th of August, Of Second Mate George Ew-
ing, n native of Brunswick, Maine.
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Special TO the Herald

special TO the Herald,
HEaPsrrAp, October 12.-R. w. crawford,
charged with the murder of r. w. sinklea
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Fashion ANOUNC rs
We beg to inform the
Ladies that our
Fall and Winter Stock
OfMillinery Goods, Ladies, Misses
and Children's Suits and Cloaks
and Fancy Goods
Is now Complete!

Purchased direct from Importers and Man
ufacturers, and carefully selected with view
to introduce only the latest fashions and styles.
Our stock is superior to that of any other
similar establishment in North Texas.
Doing an extensive wholesale business in
these lines we are enabled to buy our goods
in original, unbroken packages and in conse-
qenCe can guarantee
, 1881-03-19

United StntcH. 1ta m0nhinery ia very efficient.
md tho results nro III follows; Fur tlo, years
rrohiblt in thIs Htato, tho tutnf tax cot-
Eretct from. retail .!t4lrrs IN aprIttnua mud
tnnIt II,,nnrs avnraEeh Sta4,ss2, per nntlnl,
rrs $ll,.saei. After n,,r Rtntr-tnx Inv wna ci.-
nctntl ant tna.le innrc asr!i1gont, unhor kn'wi-
Ho E"'ne y M a.s weok ,y points for tho six years
cnlcctcd frnln retail Aenlcrs VIVA &1t7,@i5 from
wholesale lrntors f8ia3, AMI from hrcwnra $1l,-
that If prphibItton was, thorefnrc. II per. rcnt
,,f'an rcnil .tenors. o. per ccnt ,irnn Wholesale
tlcnlrra nn,t 70 pcr cent npnm brewrr.. Tim
ycnrs, Il must ind|cute Tho ,.,.,lbor ot placrs
where 1i1unr hns l,cnIl Rnld. Wien tho lnrHo In
crcnse II population and wcasth since 1s;4 arc
conclusive that Ia axntlnn untl an aroused nornl
sentiment H. tho HtRte,.." no,l.s .sccarIn1, t,nM-
pn1it!onl, and noIl.lcKal,"-as cOmpAr1tl with
poxerltsa lrnhbtory laws, hayo cut down this
business nearly Une-hnlf.
, 1881-03-19
OWED TO SPRING,

Fbr 714< <CAleapu Ttituns.
Tho yearo with their perfected cycles.
Noll slowly NrnnsHl IN ihar pluce,
Anu tho pnsaauu Ut each tlitrcront season
IN pocteal Kt!sllnRs We trace;
b4d tic hrst shunth Ut Sprlilg IL NOW passing,
when SOFT o1s's EpDntal,enlB!y" xush,"
Ana thh pnly suit tlnx NO Ave hlot3a1 With
IL SNOW "a 1t changes to Bugh.
Q Wlnter! MD tAleF md old robhcrt
~ our hanry hel1d wins IN respect, .
"neh VIC flt!x What IL now Owed tu EprinHtide,
=, Willie tue Eurth with ynnr mantlu IL upckesl,
NO green slehr ear peel, through Its covering,
~ no bifu sing without 4 sore thruAt,
NO bnl Gtrat It's uy eI!yGlup;
You're a trespusaer F4uu and yOu know Y
AND Nature, sweet. nnurlshlnQ mother,
You hASv held III yutlF chilly eulbr4cg
I'll! tue pulses 1T t!1u Arc all stAgHAut
!hat ought to flinInins her lace.
11ttcnd Of tho sprllIxinK Rrusa duo Us.
. We tiIld but II Bjippury lrnrk;
For tnnhtls ynn huve turned cold shoulders
We beg Ut you now turn your back.
MIKE Dorcas stop showing anl blowing;
Then brush your cold ClUuds frUlu the sky,
Unttl FhHbus, With ct,.lrlut sllNlnR,
Guides bis deEy hOss's IN hiYh.
Theu climb up. Al,tl rlde nwAy quickly
10 Ht4taver whrl4 you cu,l ili,l,
Like Eltjlh, III ntry chAriut:
Only-don't lcaSe your tuAut!a behind.
, 1881-03-19

does this mean9 Who Is tic wcllknown
modcl2
Sir Richard Wallace will soon publish II,
London u volume nn "Ars 0Nd Artists"
a portrait, said to be very tlnc, Of the En-
press Josephine hns hrcn added to the col
lrctlosls Of tic Louvre.
'rhc Dnnrc +tdrrr.lscr illustrates its crit,
Iclans of the exhibition ut the Royal Scottish
Academy by elcsd 4 little outline sketches,
Tho Paris thrUniYMc tics 4lr's tlenles the
story TINT l.enMar,to ~ ttMel oncn heenlnG, u, !.
MuSAilnnu III nrllEr That liz might Study lilo
interior Of MI Egyptian tlst'sNnG.
The only authentic portrnit Of Franz Schn.
bert, the composer q waler cnlor by Ke''!etT,
Is nbout nino Inches hiEl, md Of moderate
about st;eJ. il WINS painted in ISL. lseidert
oveYtnke by shower, ha!l sought refuge
in thc llnNss Of lis friend, Schubert, and
Wills waiting there f's.lc this sketch. which
he nt;crward finished Mt Two or thrco alt
tinrs This picture has served ns tho orig
inat for all subsequent portraits OF tho COM
puSeE.
Tho Paris Salon will open this year oil the
al nf Nfny. ~ the Isl falls ~ u Sunday, nht!
moro liia!l :,s0o "ilx md t;:.oo wntnr.colnrs
nnh drawings will hr uAmttte.l. eueh artist
being allowed to contribute two works to tho
former and two 10 tile intter scctlun. AnlniIE
will b. NJ. I1rnner's ''St. .1ernn!e";., VI.
ol lie Virsn alM ChliI,'; II: Garoius
Dur,n's "Entunl,,srNt Ut Christ" -" Young
A1nrino Fn!icro.'' a,lt! a fnttS'*s portrait; N.
lsn,Inat will send portraits. md Is nlso going
10 paint M. (;ainbel!a. Ti!eyu will pc twa
pictures. b. MAJ. l}alaillr al.i George BECKER,
III the iate distribution Of tho roois, aI,d MI
other military work will |,e, NJ. &c Nenyllle's
Interrogation Of q Courier" tho latter
artists portrait being c0ntrlhntcn BY N.
Dnex while two ltkrnesses Of II. t}ocliefprt
viii nppear BY MN. Atnnet an,l ll0ldinl.. II.
Basfel-Inpagc sends " l]eggar.." II: F. G.,
Dumas will Issue nMnuler "Catalog ll!nstrc
Of tho Salon thls yenr IL ". BailIy; tho Vice
Presidents nre NM. GullInutne mud l3nu-
Eucreull, MD tho Secretaries NM. dc Vuillc-
! troy and Gurnicr.
, 1881-03-19

Fur 1ht Chicago Tribune.
Tho apple hRnQs rlpo lboy0 our bend,
ltip0 asld red IN Its hnryuat pEimns
hut Nht tho beautiful blnssotn ts dead
VIC loved In tho sweet NRy.tlmc.
Bright md green was tho waving tield
lu tho happy prlmroae'tlng Ut tho yenr;
The harvoats Ar1 Ratharcd-A fruitful YIELD
Hut tho tlolda aro brown and bare.
Ahl my little fr!ond, can tho ripenGd fruit
Return tO tho bud2 Can tho yGlloW grain
De once agaln tho tender shoot2
A!Asl It IL All In ya!u.
Nntlru herfolf hns tho stern Inv set,
Anu with uHqulckened heart and breath,
The maturity which IL deAth, ..-
OANLOTTA PERRY,
, 1881-03-19
SCIENCE.

SClENIlElC SolESs
10 Prof. Geike hns been awarded the
Murchlson Medal Of the Geological Society.
1t Is alleged that the father of the cclc-
bratcd chemist Chcvreul was ITO years old
when he dira.
Mr. ,1ohu Aitken, Of Glasgow. l,as come to
the conclusion TINT Try salt dust, and espe-
clully tho chloride Of magnesium, nre power
ful agents III producing fogs.
Prof. Guthrie has suggested that amor
plious phosphorus slioutA be tried in place
i'll tho construction of the Bell ptlotophone
=LoucEnnt." says the Ashcntruu,, sims Won
the GRIND prize OF II, 600 trancs, awarded BY
tho King of Italy for tho best archaeological
work published in Ita'y during lss0.'
:, NJ. de A1erltens has received al order from
the administrator q FIeneli ligh.l.ouses to
the iirst lEEhtslnuses III FrNice which nre to
employ the electric lIght-a series or expert
nlents Just concluded having proved very
successful.
Among the interesting discoveries made by
the FRENCH Trans-SahnraM Commission IL
that OF lnrge city called Cedradu, the ruins
Of which .nrc covered with the sand OF tho
desert. It lssltnatGd In the Valley of the Wed
:Wya, a,!d near i - for!ner times WIS mum. u ~:
large groves OF pnlm trees.
Although. Or. J. Gwyn Jeffreys l.as, dur
ing a period Of between forty and fifty yenrs,
Ireagea, rs MI explorer, all the sens OF tho
British isles, besides considerable part, OF
Greenland. Norway, France. Spain, Portu-
gal, Morocco, and Italy, he lleyer f0uud any
thing of value except to 4 naturalist, nor
n ny hnbe bas gons @ abts9aF bay" rsy Sny IL tSnsa
seas.
The Virginia; city Enterprtse says that
alla mahogany, OF rich; .;rcd color, and very
hord. When used for fuel It produces such
Intense Lent as to burn out stoves more
rapidly than any coal, 1t blazcs US long rs
ordinary wood would last, md then becomes
converted into 4 sort OF chatcoll TINT lAsts
twice as long ns ordinary wood. a cord Ut
this wood brings the sa1ne price ns ton Of
coal.
When Nj. Edward Wymper was Oh this
side OF Chin.borazo, iii the course Ut m ex-
ploratlon Of the peaks Of the Andes, In Eqnn-
do5, he saw grans! erup.Iqn M Of cotopax NJ 1t,
feet nboye tho RIM Of the crater, nnl then ex-
panded over NIL area Of many miles. Two
million tons OF matter were elected In this
slngo eruption, nlld tho particles Of the ashes
were So Tine TINT IN some samples. it required
not less ttan 25, ,000 to tnnko grnln III weight.
.sf; Berger aud n. cocl1cry are RAPIDLY COM
ptettng their arrangements for the Paris
Electrical Exhibition. There viii DO several
Sinmrns Rrn;nors ,,,'dcrteLi,, Inn iGrnes ;;
WnrE of fhis kt,ti i1vimn,n-efnc,ri" ,So.
civea md nr,np n,n.era ;v,iI Ia ier.1,, nv. nv.
IIhjttd mil nrnyisin,is t,r, h.nv nmn;io r.
a,,nniv hYj horses, RI a,arf rIsn, mM"rr"
evi.iri3 II IL astnntn.i ,,1ii simeto~"o,,Ss}I,t 4
lirhi i lnm,a here tS "a nrnnnani ~ hSi;S
.nn intsrnnt!W,n, 1tIactrco Exhlhi,a - i "va ta
United States in 1ss5. i1.0's0A' '' '"o
,.,s.,' 49,
Although some 0f tic underground tete-
graph wires III tierMnny l.nye been III tise tot
Ilve years. ttioy have cost nothing for main.
, 1881-03-19

which can c0nprto with ENGLAND, 1Gu. Hrant
Elstl ho thnughtIt It amncnily axpetltent tl1At tho
United hiatcs Rht,i11 ho represented nt tho
G!lirta ut pnell Of these buttons by n ttdnH,
.i,ick perceptions, nn Tho enmrIty II RG1z, lolti
y tho uti,louhtca Hrent opl'nrtnnfy fGr TIN cS-
varcct,cnt or American .anaa. Tho President
wAa very mich Impressed with TIM vtows nf tnf,,
Nrnnt. md assured him they wt,l recnve his
very careful consideration; Rnt dotbie9a II
tinttcr in c0seof,Hln.c with Ten. Hrnnt'a views
will lie H11rfd ny tho United States III its Inter.
course With China nrl Jnpnn.
, 1881-03-19
TO LEuC0NQE,

From, ths Latin " Iioraet-Ibr Tat Chicago Tribune,
Ask not-inpnsstbls to inaw-whnt tute to mo
Or you tho nutls may Klvu, I.tlleoune:
Nor numbers l3al,yl0niNu prnpaEc,
isnw hotter 'tis whnso'oF n'ny como to hear.
Your Inst how foantil,4 In tho Tuscan sea
le wlso! strain DER tho wluc. Since days aro
fewt
Contract their length, and make your hopeY
shnrt, tUD.
Fen whilu wo Talk, itfe passes. Hetxo tho day,
Auu trust to- morrow with tho !giIst yDu May,
CHARLES NuDI.E QNEUOAY.
, 1881-03-19
Total returns. ........,...,............sl sl7,5l..I
Total outlAy....... -. .............. T,t6tD

Net proltln In four years.. ....... $10,Ga.e6
This gives MI idea Of how profitable shcsp-
1nislng hns been made to tllosr wl'o under
sta,d their business. W!tle s,lcs, large profits
tWyro W Who s exp oxperincnts In is II, ss s,ep!erdxs'
set even to tic most Ignorant there will
probably result q very, n!ucii larger
return tor Ills iloneytn this business than III l
It'll, tltt,c,i. c$1'S ''' WHICH 'o - Ao' 'sie''"'''
As to winte1lnx stock, tl,ls Is n matter tl.at
costs very little. My estin.ato for shetls Is
small, for tho rensul that what out West Is
which Is piled either tito straw from the
thres!ling-illnchtne nr hny cut at dollar n
toll. Many farmers let their cattlc 20 with.
gut wlnter sllelssr If they haye my timber On
tho place. III Which case tho cattle take tho
Ice side as Il protection ag;snst tho Wintl, and
como o,t III tho spring Iii good condition.
a., lte tast Item ~ our money calculation Is
u" .bIq.ttoIs hnE It you'll H.. seem rs
ono State ont West to supply the worll
with pork, ait ynt tl'u loz.packlng goes oil
With no dlrlil'ation in the demand In spite of
o ,e ssa saso% y sgp our III 'S ,su 9:s
disposed Of live a.nt ha!f million Ilngs.
Last ycar they packed nearly seven million
In tho salau ttne. or these, ChIcago alolle
season Of 1sso-'so. hut to return to tho hog
thu capitalist.
Iisrs + n earefnIIy.prepared T., eStmato Of
Of every farm. The profits are very grent;
epidemic called Lung disease, or hog
cholera. Accordingly l'nyo only NJ
lowcd four pigs to carh sow. These animals
cost scnrcely anything for Keep. They fat
| ten rapidly from tllc leavlngs about tho barn.
yard and The refuse Of cattle. Two hogs can
be counted to each head OF cattle take
low figure III my estimate. Including every
expense. nnd allowing for the average NOR
tnlity Qncludlng hog g-etolera):
noG-nA1s1So.
| Fifty sows, averaging scventy.frppounis
ench. twenty-five young pigs, ut three
| First ycar'a expenses:
| Cost ot grain and milk from cows for
scc0nI year's expense;
| Cost Of keep for abovc, with increase Of
ThiI,i ycnra 1nc;,.o: l'oo'
Seventy-hvo old hnxt, fattenel from grain
led to cutie, Aud keep OF 10 pgs,...... 235.4t
1oLaI.....-. $bHll
VALUATION, TiItND YEAH.
Seventy-Av0 old huKa, fattenod for tnnr-
kut. weixhlnR n.y. pounds eacl, at four u.
rhsec hu,ldred a and nfty pas, vaiuad 1t; % 7i
Total return. ........,........."..$l,0d9 81, ,0d9 gt
Total outlay. .......................... 6y4sl
| have nlnde these estimates apply to North
% ei!tw.sterM % Mn!sssoia. s M SfS fia alvai.tasu f g,
which tic section hays alluded to possesses
Is largely due to tho fnct that 1t is. not tlu-
shipment. This railroad question ls so lMl-
| portant q one out West that my ono ihtGnll-
lug to buy land should carefully study tho
adyantagcs of the plnce In connection with