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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-27
n0Tn Gre.. chance to make no..y

MT ~ Great chance TO make money
6ULU. We .:.a. I.I:.. !. .v'.y sss.
largest cheapest aad best Illustrated family psAi-,
cation In the world. Anyone can become sseesss-
full agent. SIX ELEGANT wsrts Of at given free W
subscribers. The price 10 90 low that sness svssy-
body subseribes. One agent reports tskins 10 Ssh
scribers in . day. A lady agent reports Dahisg
Or e2oo clear pront In ten days All who engage
make money fast lou can devote ell yosv time %
the business, or only your spare time. Tee see1
not be away from homo over night. Teu cen % 10
well ~ others. PUN directions and terms free.
Eisg and expensive Ostat free Ifyos vest pref
liable work send your address 81 once. 10 eessS
nothing to try the businesa. No one Who engages
q Co. Portland. Name.
, 1881-11-29

Nr..: D"p0@sA Lo Iht Chicago TT{bNh&.
phs,. .rI' Ioth' Soy. Observation-Disclosures -1yinisr
i4rs., irrs.a1 for large aatee In lilo spscuntyo
s,ypy ~ .na further decn0u materially On ttuutn-
for ~. s.| No. ! rod suffering n,uph having lost
no,s r.a uaY hbous Aa}{u bu, &hpush 1usyIne on
la ~ Amy Y, aoneraily showing rally on ths optIun
to rurrr nv, n.y. pes bd. partly on purchases
ptIes. outstanding contracsa Al ths re,iuced
Il. sualae'a 1as been decidedly briak. chiay i,
s.rly w. opuon!, though tbs nlovsnept for the
koui ,,'. Nus aHsn on tupra tbarai xnnlo. In
dsn,..s, ~ tof expqst Weutern ranr1a nf ,r.rtosi
s.t,f.s.'eAa eAa hcaslness, Cab,e adyIccs Of IN NM
about NJ t',T aoT spFn9 wheat Dtfe!o4a, though held
NJ, .rrI s'oso' @ salps ~ura rcported Of .uNIN hu.
rus. ~ q Ivy Ad od ruiz, Ut ii Yiai M, tt.,. nav
tfss on ha,a ~ ND rule. at jt8ysfs! t9H, do.
Rorcnsrr a. a!'s5s closing ~ 3llp, usw fuin, du
ll&1t n., ~" a talo. At sLx1{S3lssN, clo.Ina At
ii ILass,,r rae' DO beceulbes, new md lid rutss
ao, OH s't,i d1, now suIa A. 81 :ntxa., HMsss
du Jnn,."s' "s' Ut u. 4D clicking et sissM nov nj,
tlu,I: d' T. neF rules. At qLtlAal4a cos,nu -
Na,,S seosaaFy At at4kal rlps;rv =, II III, h,cs
NSkaiG MVt4eis, cloilns 1t ii, xsti M. ~ ~
srs4o :, "easY at tlTal$i, do .tnrs,cs
III r,. ~ G7i' ungtadsd ssa W =, 4'sa: =, ~
sam deI,xas' mos' active for ptoppt and TO-,
sonevha, h"st,' n and quutcd u tj,a oncninu
esss@ ~ mssatsr. but .aiIs,np asn"u,'
Ia ~ En..e otoon lluu hArs!en,nx litta. law
lliun w. 1stlsr iess firm, ssiss s,nst.S ~
u lo uns". ~ Ai1cd Wastosn vnytsd.s r. w. "
u Cuss., s"y H. ND conhlllon, new Erpn esr,I",s .s.
F' h'sh H'izcu wvnt a. mxa1ao, S,'''n ~
, 1881-11-29

frne TIL l,onr,t Mt .,c; Now York 1,pnu,er
Mns m,.e1 y,ss at .- IT,, M; "h'to at 7a47%.ss
shisar TTm '",* ye%~ na M u.' much osa ncs'
Wn,o W"sr,n ",rrnaa na,sa 's"'ssoa " o', nn
~ w. 'o.aod Ws'sef" n"Hraaea Mt tttsses vna
n,o'o !" ,,,,,t as o.sss.a red s.nto non'nnt ~
ba near b, stouk .p,A nt .lnsio,. ] primo statu I
ss Gsas b:leSt d. .ii .ES :~".r""rS r." f'. s,nss
'sss '$s sS:;ss
sf is "r s, ss sySts' %s;'st g%S s' 5f s L.
!s s s as.. u aes"Srr sS r. "soI!s sa!i ss 2!
s$s .,';s: s; ;s s S;
2mnts ~ ,!t .9rL Gl"n. ~ n tl1s Wnst u
IStt Il a,asteie tensad III aatiy aailyaty cio:;ns
no F sst,yy S,s-s k. na y 'n9 Viii S
slaS fsStnrs ;a',sr y ~ E n @
@!'s dsssa, s WI VII f. .aSs II Fl:
az a;;f !;Mf1s ,1 d?tg ! tot PRIME: !n
s r.. na 1n"en fnnss *nw %
nv s nSaf IN GlosS 1nnvnf " f9To ry wst
t9as Efan.lM'o :stG, l s,tlaHst 9. A; dS q. "
l. II; u Ssfns y sas st go,
s ss srnH nss"SS n!n 81 t'sa% seas.,f 49, f' n
1nr on1Hf at nHsanGc For livefE'nl tlIg Fsots
f9 r fsns " sn Fnr ~ lsStsf m
~ tsi rn nhipnv;s aapss Il II + III aske st III NJ
Il IS ifsss a"d b oapa's
, 1881-11-29

HAtfTNoHE, 3D., N0F G.-FLOUlt-VOfy QuCt-
GAAfS-NAcut-WcHteTh lower md wenkt No. !
winter rcd, aput nnd Noyember ft,Stat.al4; DO
ccnbeF, slaI5s3la1Ht, JanuHry. saii Fobrls-
hEy $l.4i9@!.tib.s Corn-WeatGrn tt.lii mixed spct
and foscHIbas, G6c' Nrccn1hor. Bs54ci January
io@'uhc. Oats 1rni Western Write, hGtd.c; n,ixud,
45449t: rcnnsylrAAla, 4l53u. tfyo dull and easy at
xl.W
IlAY-stca''y; primo 10 colce iennsylvnnIa. sco 90
@9an
,i,I.1vlsIoSs-ateadyn md quiet. Mess pork sC
Hulk Ments-ShouldDfs und cenr rib attps pAGxGt1, "
t4yNe. MAonn-5hOulderN. vI9e, clpnr r6 s!cst llu.
lin1s!s. EEs E9fe. Lard-itcinod t?!!4c.
Ge2ig. ''
E0ds-Stendy at 2Jct llmed, &c.
rEftuLElA.annlnAlf retlned. 7Mo.. 49,. 49,.
HHIcEiiE9-Cof31o dHss n0 cntNDeat ordinary 10
mir, 8111lb33c Hnynr Iu1t; " I" Huft, DHG.
WMlsKy-Eirlner nt tl.IL = -,
FHE1HItTH-rU liverpool quiet md easier. cotton.
3-1tf9ad3 Huur. u; krnIf, sid.
IN hKGKli.rs-E 1,d bFs; whcns. G7.eld but corn.
SMlrMENTK-WhG q. s.boa bu, corn. lEN hn.
SAlES-WAoat 8tG.7l7 but cOEn. N,1W hu.
, 1881-11-29

=. .rbc ,ovcr urr'es hnyn str"n9uGnod .on;s IN
,n1ma ,,ns1 Il IL" s1ns. cas;'c sns ssS
snlnI ~ ~ VII tt,t rI,ir Il uciirrny slahdy and net
ttI.c'1,ss '1,s ,,banrr rntcs Arfvna from Tho asntes
Irt a. tnln t dltt, Hlh tho general supply from bt1f
hnd ~ n.' I.'dnrtujtiJ tntGr lpht.
t'ust'' 4t.nTATtDk8:
r1tfa asa7m
chSIs sSGsnr1,ti g,.i,,r ,ti u 4S ii,a hs5a4aa
GHA T. ri ihs. Gas,
Ncda' ,t IN ill.,. ................. 41ksnI
,,n,sss, IN ssoe !" ct,'n,, W r. ntcsss Ss
snd g n.taGn. ttu sU 10 Jill tt. ll
ftvek 4. zsatf
fnfcI!dr Hns"wnu nnSre ~. l1l32Kj
bulls H. HI iii Til &ks7Gj
, 1881-11-29

CtStiNNATr, Nov. A-CorroN-Qusct but tlth3 at
1lsfc,
BL0ult-F'rn,ars family, fa.35aaoo fancy s70oaz75
GNAlx-Wheas qulati No. ! fud wlntor. tl:Ss&l:X
C1rn In fair dcnand, but 'owor tntest No, null xHt.
G'.4aGHe. Uats trmi No. MIxud. t1tc Rye Mtsuori
ss Ma;!c! sn an9 ' iSweT; NJ; 22fsIi tlAstia
i9wer; ttllH lglk msata Iatst hut nrn.I shoudsrs,
: MitlsKf-lh fNir domRndt higher; Il. Isl eanbls
nation sHlea VI ntshnd eunds. t0 brls IN tho baslt
NUiTxH-F,rmt cronnery. xsct choce Western Ns-
LifbKED uIt-ttfn Al Elu.
, 1881-11-29

DETROIT. H4ct,., Nov ov.a.-FLui:n--sG.1,61G5l
tIlsA1SWteRt quiet and stuady; No. vi 1ltc, aL59S;
No.1 w!to, &i..1A
nECttltTH--Whp1t, 4,IU bt,
SH1pMESTa-WhtMt, 14u bf.
, 1881-11-29
LoulsYILLE,

l.ou1Rvittt:, Noy. -Bteady. 1lfc.
FLuu-HteadY, pxtra, sal0a4to, exsrA family 1850
aAu1t Il NJ, t. hAttsA73i oh0lco fanny. H.fb2s.H.
QNAIS-Hhuat qu.0t; $l.Sa Corn aahlert Nc, white
6s,{tt do tutxsd. ua{c 0ats 1rnurt No. white. fo
do luixcd, 10. Hse steady and unchanged, No. :,
tLM. -....
lHovtAIoNH-p0rk and lard upmiull Hulk meats
steRdy, shoulders, N11; ConF sIb Bfcf utonr sides,
ysse. Hacoa-Nona In MatkoL tlalns-Susur+curel,
WHlAHY-Bteadyt sL{A
1tonh-f}u!1} fA95a8Ga; receipts, 1l1m
, 1881-11-29

NEW ORLEANS. Soy. 2s.-EurroS-Flrmf mid
ding. ll3kc. low tlt lie, Eooi nrdtnary, ,9sc
celpts, lUMQ hu!es: vross. il5. oxpurts coustwsc,
2,luU1 sAlcx. HGI}; Stock :as..tlU
1855; Iuw nl!dltnn. 1es toou orttfnnry igAei NOT
wleD, 2jj bAicH, 1,AJ1 sioux. G.ltA.
IT. ldJtlt, Nov. observation-disclosures nddllng,
ll4ef snIus. 1U bales, rGcrspls. a.luf eAiptnanls
4,ajU, Stock tS,F1a - ,
, 1881-11-29
TOLEDO.

TDEEIIb, d., NDv. 9h--fthAtx--TDan tIoara-Whcnt
du Int hteHhy, M. ral srot Sbvonhnr ur IIccn1,.
bcr TIM January. *l3iki February. tI.sE4r IVr,,
puet hut ascadys Nu2 niot. tstc; Heeulicr or Jun.
unry. Nt.' May nonnhiIy nile. t,nls iuIi and muu.
lNaI.
ttt'sFf'-Wheat Auil hAd wcnki M. rc,i. eput,
il;aYt I'D, Nnxon,'4f @ v tMcnut.r. tlai lid, tlal
Mud wenks M. rla. .i!}{r nt, 81. ARkuii l'rciiGhr
Ga IN t, N 1sHea. nnt"ry. Giha of t11n ahtettt Maj
10 q Iil. - -'' ~ ' ~
SUPPLEMENTARY a,Dp] In, corn, iuI0N bu oau,
nQnU. , - -'
, 1881-11-29
PETROLEUM.

DnAproND, I'n., N0v. 25.-rEvnEEuM-Sntkct OK
ctud. weak. und owUr. npahed At 1c. dGc1inod nild
c!osc ut 7Sc lid; anleH. GiS,UU.
TIrusvI1.r.E, Pa. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
at s0scs h9hcst, @Sc; ]owcst. n}sc. clasa. ssIkc,
slnfsentr, II 1, tut charters, tuHg; runs, tM.UU
Unteu certilicntes weak, closed nt i51u; reiinvl,
14e, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1881-11-29
The I:siit0rtw Diamonds.

Dtnrer TritilUts Primer.
This fs n 1fnmund I'm. Tho Editor won It al
Il Church EMtr. There wuru Ten Ehntices ut Ics
Ccnls a Chntlrr. Tho Editor s1urtanactl his P,l-
prr and IuDk unc Ehuncp. Tho Pin Ia Worth
scyeH hundred: 1l1ltars. Editors like 11jnHiOIlt!s
sofuutinlrs they Wear them In their Shirts, bu
(ieHgriliIy In tlcir Mind.
, 1881-11-29

OSWEEO.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nus. y.9A--t]HAtS--Whent wonk; a.
@t4Th CuEn stendys tsIf Outs tuIit Aas Ito.
, 1881-11-29

8ptttat Dtspafch 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
KANsAB CITY. Suv. s.-tiitAtS-'I'ho Prize Current
reports, Whrat-H9euipA. tstia but shipments, lf;F}i
1ut wcaknr, M. l. cna EIc Jccu.nbar, 8i!sc. Nh. j.
ens sI.u96t D1csnIber. tlHl: M: l. cnsl,. si2i.i,
nsGaMber. ti1l tIccdlhts. Aats bul ahtrlHnts
tUkg.
, 1881-11-29

ErrFALO, N. u. Nov. .1s.-tsnAaS-Whent ne9lect-
ed; NO. hnrd Duluth held ut ki.I. Corn nHmlnnl ut
t;iaaslc. Oats nacslvo, lyo snucttvc. Harley In
hc&lye.
, 1881-11-29

HHEEF-HtEGt3 I'll uusU1R bIHuHy N1u stuHu4y,
1a!i same sttnc iast wcoE u, iSJs total isst week
sass hS aasi"t r. e, T tone fsM snS
we're dull and irrcKulAry. lower. Tho 4uDp.y.
Pretty lerni. but abDut nj sold. sales were Ut S0hs
lis puf l lbs for pour clolCo. The following weso
, 1881-11-29
PHILADELPHIA.


Fnt1AnEtprtA, Nov. N.-FLou1-Dul; Western
extras. tiT515Ani AlnAosotn exfrns. s10u4s7.374S,
Ohio family you'd, s7V0 fancy. s725y 1ndtasn a1trn
family, kI6a100: Ut. lpnis du S7.27 .H9 AInnesutA
patent process. cho!c9 &1si winter patents, f773s
at2h. Nye tour dulIt E22tGt5G.}d.
GttAlS-WieAt dull. weak, Nnd loneri M. J rod,
November. Il 5Dala7{; tIucembor, *l.5l0l37, Innu-
asy si.&g10laJ, February. sL42I6tsl.la1t. Coru IN
G1f(atst ss9etcd ,Hkss sail m!xod, Nnysn,sr. g3!s
U&1 llgcanLbgr. NtE4Cs4c IAnl,nty SJ+ttS34G{ Feb
rnary, fe7gKc; UHs IL loss tisaana; No.f whi.o,
6UsYds5lci No 3wht1. 49I$ut Ml1cd. s&s tslu.
pHUVlNiOSs-QuDL HeBf, In1ss, VI, W; 1ndn mess,
f;n. fxi!n Mss. pork II .osalh1l !iaMs sMoked,
TTESnos sSare I'D Ss Wai'.s othS!s @uot,
arua1nusY. I1tUU; Nuw York slnto md ilrndfOrd
County fcnusy!yAnla, oItEas, S.gs;5o; do hrstB, s
Blot dairy. 31tt $jU -r' ...-'
EN1H-bcArGe and tirn} tresllt :0lJto. . .
cltEEAk-4nct but ttni ctn1M0ry, GHcj fair to
good, ll31@I9e. - -
lKfltuLKGM-pull, refined, TIC.
MMtbKf-firn,ort 3t.lH
ltErErrs- Flour: 5tl br!s; whcats 7,so bu, corn,
23NU but Dhts, I1UD 0u. = 7
hulPAESTB-Corn, lt,00Q lu4
, 1881-11-29

A RlIvAL AND DEPARTURE Op
a. TRAINS - ExftAsATtoX OF RKTINsXcA
Mt3ANks.-f saturday nHocptod. SUNDAY exceptcd+
Chicago - Kofthsvostarn Halfway.
For Maps. lna-EaFfs p.nS .Gar AccnmmpdatIony
apGIy At q ElaFk-3k HfAnd Pacific, Palmer 1fru1n
md depot cufnsF Of Wells and Kjhttu.st1 S'@S' r
, 1881-11-29
1st:t1tStt.

TEbnIA, tit Nov. 8.-GNAtS-curn Armi hjsh
htaeh Gas rae.t. k4: UAts Atcutly, No. white; +3f
M4E. ltys etoahyi M. J, lWtgj54t.
WHisKr-FlrnI nj tl.lA
HErGii'ts-Whe4t- tt{U hui corn, 4'aQ bu; onts,
7I.UD blis Fyp, 5,stU ftsi knrlDy. 6II BIZ, '''
nttirMESTs ..tf tynt meme, tsIr,t. 1a,n bur nats,
, 1881-11-29

UswEnU, Nov, zs-GnAix-Whcat dull. Corn quI.
Gsi Western mixed, 7lc.
, 1881-11-29
4fEJF PUBLICATIONS.
THE CHRISTMAS
ST. NICHOLAS.
Tie Grentcst Number Of the Year,
- ChrlssniM. E1ra-l1onlk nr 100 IA ses and
ne.rfy ns nthny Pictures, for onty
III cents.


In ncroniahce with thor cusDa, Tho edltosa Of Yr.
Nirnha* have lnattu the i,ocan,lcr number trcndy
tiu load,ng ssts,s If tic year; ''''o' ~ o'S'''
81 ,r,<,,.~.
Lille lUUHlFlk ktStHVUL.UUI>'
H., rt,
.u,ho, q, .yhe roo.,.r sr1,,,,- -n,,..a., 49,, mt
t..n>,. -
UUNAljD AND DUKOIHY.'
.. :.
sdssor "as1 S'G,1nnAs .ushor Ut "i'"n' sinker"
To ns,us .,t ,hs.a a,a 1 a,c .ut,c,.n. -, ,oou,o
, 1881-11-29
, NiILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE,, W1-t Nov 26,+-FL0UH-QUItf aud
uhp1ifHkqd.
GkA1S-Wheat stsAdy a. tecllne. No. Milwaukee
bard nonuals M Milwaukee, aI,sH&t kuvvaM.
b0s,' tl.xHlL Dsee@ber, tLx3, January. l:r(, Fsb.
, 1881-11-29

1uhlly. silntly e1c1pk Eundnys.
!, N6TEcpa!l1n4n s!osptng Cars fsom Ct!eako to Bt
Th ,oT9isinE ota5s Ens1gS TO y k,uts md RI
Ransaa Gty., 10 ehsn1e oi DaY Uunchas chicago "a
st. Loula ur Kansas CITY. =
Depot cusner Ut van uuYen nud Gherunu.7ts. Ticket
gMces. . ShOrMan f1uuAe, lAlEaar 1tuuAu,
, 1881-11-29

t-QM Saturday hiuht II, Ella1sn OUR,
e-un Saturday nRtlt runs tu Peoria only.
WHnnsa. VI. Louis i: FAclnr halfway.
CnIon depot, STATIC and Tvelfth-ass. All Etate.st
caca run 10 tho Isl0t and tYentm0rth.aT, carl rasi
MHhln nno blnck. Ticket Qlces. !! 5outh CintE.Ef-
Palmer ll9uas. nnd Grand Pacific liUtaL -
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-05-05
Can kcr.

"Glencoe" wants to know what is
the matter with his fowls. Their
mon,l,s seem filed with yellow sub
stance Ike volk Of eggs. which is eat.
ing off their tongues; their heads are
swollen and the smell is very often.
sive,'
The fowls are affected, ju'eing from
YOUR description Of the mafa1y, with
canker, very troublesome and DIN
2pron. tfrseaas Isolate the affected
fowls at oncr Remove with a blunt
pine STICK all the offensive thick for
nation in the months anti throats
Wash ont with a strong solution of
c'iorinatpa sod Using small sponge
or WOODEN rag fastened on the END Of
long peu holder, or other suitable
stick. to Wash with. Acetiv acid d.
ln,4d with water. so it tastes Ike very
strong vinegar, ~ also gooi. Care
must be taken that the windpipe is
kept open, as the disease often causes
-,r,ngulauon: Feed only or soft
diet, and that should betreely warmed
with ned pepper.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-05-05

| plant. The sbovel-har,ow properly
used will hill up the plaats about az
much as the crop requires
The Object of cultivation is to keep
down weeds, aud thu ground from hak-
ing; and for these purposes 1T Va neces'
sary to keep it up TO the end OF the
growing season. IF this is faithfully
carried ont YOU can laugh at dry
weather and BE- reasonably sure Of d
good crop
An acre on clover sod, in 1879,
treated as above, yielded two hundred
bushels. ihree fnurths of IN acre,
also clover sod, in 1880 Yielded one
hundred bushels. The 1879 crop had
only on~ rain during the season sniff
Gent to reach the root, while the 1880
crop had M rain that noisteued more
than the surface.
The 1880 crop as planted with Gin
gle eyes, which IN ode "a bid failure IN
growing, probably about one fourth.
The MI mbpr of potatoes TO the plant
WAS from one TO three. seldom four,
many Of them being unApsirab|y I,rge.
rwo-eye cuttings wonld have made
better set, and prob hlv would have
increased the Weld otherwise. Ths
po,Hto crop under he ordinary treat
ment which 1t usually gets 10 the most
uncertain Of our crop. BY good ma
nuring and high cultivation it can be
made pretty reliabls.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-05-05

ASSESSMENTS OF THE FIRST DlNlSlON
viii
[ "crno TO $1,000 and under Girl
allowed exceedtnat pp;on weA
VIII placed to 'and anu tue "
mag" sEcoNn DIVISION
shall from the II ears ana "r"n VINO
smi be au,c pay of SIS hr e 1!rst"'n $1,000 an"
sha! exceed 20 any one assess
nr ON one ce.hn,e % Ne placed re "+U "h ""ncSy
25 cent 10 the rXre Sc t""t
BENEFICIAL AND EXEMPT Of rtE 81 nSD !Nt>i"N
Members ,hjs Di-i '-'*-'' j" ''
wear All tile date of their certificate
auy me Five Year. 'r ''''"r
continuing 500 'l
tn cast
the same Shall be- p Within 80 lays after TIE
'p"" RESTRICTION
Three II" allow ID I" Snr any ont, "p,
issue F hi, and such certificate Gu" "e mao" "
brn,ni, relation trrtt
CHANiE of RESIDENCE r..,.
Members ub, hnnre required Immediately give
notice such office n~ the ">S''""n to enable nee
should always ME nu'"ber Of their "nc"eS ''"H all"
c"'S c,aIEcrIov OF ASSESSMENTS AND ANNUAL DUES b.
No apr, Of the ssnc t. ues a''sme.
except upon signed ny secretary ~ t "S'"
citation With
ry ys AFTER tng sf"
printed anal address aIs "'e' 'f,s
men,s and ANIMALS deemed sufficient notice g.
All snnua dues ana assessments must be 'a" '" sec'e'" ~ "
a"x pe"s% who a forfeited Of ars
application be rs'or'd :, IN mp
forfeiture WIN one oS "
provided such men'ber still unmarried
member certificate more than Soo w e ,
and annual ,"s Oh cue" 9
tuse carried arlfce OF $1,000
ACTUALAMOUNT OF RELIEF. ..... .e..
in "oh
oure 800 of certificate $ioeo IN 'nal
NTiaa will 1900 members to pASihe @es o.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-05-05
AGRICULTURAL.
The. COrHHeId

The Importance Of a thorough dis
Indignation Of the soil in growing corn
cannot we'll be over estimated. It is
the keystone Of success. Air and wa
ter, directly or indirectly, are The most
important agents IN the growth Of
plants and the soil should b. 80 finely
pulverize,l as to admit OF the freeat
circulation of both. The land may
contain all the constituents Of plant
growth, but unless they are acted on
chemically by air and water, they are
locked up and not available 10 plants
and might as we'll not be there. We
know too we'll what the general prac-
,ice is, Land ia plowed as hurriedlv
AZ possible, without regard to its 9th
VI; and frequently, when finished, is
nothing but a mass Of Jumps. The
harrow is expected to put all to rights
hut vet when these Jumps are run over
not broken upland the cron ia be-
ms planted, it is often difficult TO get
pulverized dirt enough to cover it
Undkr such circumstance how r. it
possible for the crop to succeed A
clod, solid and hard, is as useless m
furnishing fool to the crop as stone,
and yet it may contain therein Gle.
ments which, if available, would trans
form The pale, sickly sprout into Wig
a-cus, healthy plan.
Th. work of disinregration must be
done before the corn is planted, and il
should be as deep as possible. In loose,
}osmy soils the work Of pnlver'zAt'o"
~ comparatively easy, as the harrow
will generally correct anv imperfec
ton in the blowing. But it is OF the
vast area Of stiff clay soils that we
speck-such as predominats over the
larger portions Of the State and coun
+,ry-which are rich in all the elements
Of plan, food, and will produce double
and treble the average crop un6er a
Batter system OF culture. Frost also
isa powerful agent in the work OF Dip.
Safeguarding such coils, IA those who
availed' Themselves Of opportunities to
break ne, their corn land last fall will
fnlingit, as they do, cslc'ned
10, degree Of Rnenass far sunerlor to
thae laft by the pillow. An EXCELLENT
ylsn, with such fields in to tor-dTess
Them witt, manure and shove it in not
mora than two or three inches deep.
thur. plac;oe it in proper position for
the rocts, Of the Young corn, md then
With a handful or so of ashes and pls>.
TER strewn uron the Hill after the corn
ip no, and three good r|owlnea after
wanis. there Willie very little danger
nun droutE., ....r
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k.bnsmE late rOtH4Octs.-

The best tims for planting for a late
.rap ID from June lat to Goth. Bef"reI
,laussug SOW broadcaa, on an acre the
,n;gtt,ra in the following formula,
which, iae been tried and found valu
aNls. Two, hnn,lred ponnda dissolved
animal homes; two, hundred pounds
ar:ril of,Seuth Carolina rock; three han
ira,il poundB suiphate Of potash; two
Dnndred' pounds ground land plaster
eTHsse ingredients can be had Of re-
egpnMSle' parties At n cost not exceed
ang ssm doliarS. Tn this green nannr-
INK ID in necessary to. pillow the potato
sssd Inv. By usinga chain. the rye,
salts orr clover can be completely
H.ned undsr where they will grahu-
alin dbcaT, giainEboth foe d.and moist
IRA to .iio growing plant. The seed
sHpmdi bs,d:oppsd every thi'd,'nrrov ',
regulating the flmow: slice 90 that the
,,ouY will lie from thirty two to thirty
Am inches: apart! Experience has
,,lissn. that that distance apart is about
MKT ibn- tho, amount of cultivation
suc1,ie,nessssanw in dry seasons. Seed
emit to, tnxp eyes has proven the most
attaau,nny:. Che Of the principal OBJ
ine.suIss to- single eyesa Is that many
ikaiI to- arow.
'lwn.eye cuttings should be planted
sk9aka to, fbnrteen inches apart. while
sus asHoutsangs- may be pnt downnine
!, On tan, inches apart Lay the seed
o;bxse It'd tua. inEcnted fnrrow; this will
sna&n lit unmn up nssulArln between
tfte fhrowadl slices, i'd willalso be less
llaGits tb ts, tsnmped oy the. borae
Observation-Disclosures The first OMIT
nlre npasssarw Iss ,o,pnsuent' the for'na-
tom aft m Iarll onnptt anhito destroy all
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.sp'ke'
HHarrwii' ,as aropenilnnleu to use
N~ihne ttiss goitttnes, are up! and, it can
Hpnsseil ttn advantage euen' after they
asnemn incihon ts~o,high.. Ror the rest
naturalization ha shovel harrow lie
,ttre i}asst. In the sasaisr psrt, Of the
wpcsmrum,dessliowl. harrow deep and
smaihx@ tnssie plant aspsssibl-;;iater,
nv 80 dAsss, anil. Fnzslsz f,rn- The
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Consumption
Positively G:S
Az, .,,FnTprs.frrn this /

An .nfrers:frrm this 'dMS
anxioue 10 BE- cured should trNsTN
ner'u G. hrnre.l C,nsumptivs NJ
Ihrs. Powders are The only prePa1
knnn Il that will cure Consumption a
diseases Of Pie Throat and LuDgs-i2
=, Strong liz our faith in them, and .
convince ym that they are. no nui
VIZ viii forward to every ,suferer hy
pot p'id, free Trial Box.
: We d m, want yonr money INT
are perfectly satisfied of their Gun
powers II your life ia rorth-sssing d"|
DELAY in giving these Powders a tisl,
they will surely Gre ynh. '''..' ~
/ Price. for large box. $500. sens.O a
nar, Of the IInhrd.' States 3oi canada,
mail. on receipt Of price. ,,.,
I Address,
800 FULTON STREET, BzooKLTs, \.
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The Art TOnSUriai.

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