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EMPLOYMENT
FOk AL
To Ssll 4 R..s!ssS haTEiS.

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( we'll ss Il e you@g, tie ~iie, as veil 80
the slsi'api, Ike v-Isg ;;ritn rs we'll ss
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may j'.st 4, veil cara Nv ,rcb.rs 10 hon
- p,"t rteut - 50 mrsa.i The house
and W all Air o;k RS Ia cara II Cor tain. W
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dutii. l"sr strr hns y o"k ,-ea,rkns,
nr il .0ur own n-ie si al zoos, amosg ynsr
ril-LN- nnd acenuihtIre.s II Yen 10 aot
care for tmrloi Uieaj, We cas iinpLrt valua
tis Information 10 YEA Me- cf :cst = ~ill
cost lOu only o~r cslt IRA fost.l card 10
write ior our Prospectus, and il isav be the
meal. Of taking y1s good Ishny CELLARS.
Do not neglect tsis opportunity. Tow 10
not hive 10 iuscS; = l,,gc SUN Of - ney
and run II risk OF losing ii. Yen .'Sl te,siily
see that 1t Will he - easy md,t.r 10 shake
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mbl-, Strai@. tor"a'i aLd Profitable. A..
tcad 10 TIL. III steer Now 10, ,hctr is MONEY
il 1T Tor al Who engage with US. We ill
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never wrote TO us before. We sgAp ssLL
PARTICULARS F.Ex Address
beCkEl VIE co,
Name this paper.) MAioX OHIO.
Sep, - On.
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The Ship Canal Bill

he Maryland & Delaware ship
al bill, introduced by Mr.. Hob
II into the House of Repre-
Latives last week, consists OF
sections. Section l authorizes
Secretary of War to lay out
,ruct acanal by the most
and convenient ronte, Of
dimensions previously given.
ions 2, 8, 4, 5 and 6 provide
making surveys, acquiring the
of way, condemnation OF
j, &c. Section 9 provides for
maintenance of the canal and
it shall be a military, naval
public highway. Section 10
orises the establishment and
cement al needful rules and
tatious regarding its use aud
tior SECTION IL appropri-
ITO effect
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-25
In the Whole History Of
Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained so
wide a reputation, as AYERS CHERRY
PEcroRAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases OF the
throat and lungs. Its long-continued
series of wonderful cures in all cli-
mates has made it universally known
as safe and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds. which are the
forerunncrs Of more serious disorders,
it acts speedily and surely. always re-
lieving suffering, and often saving life.
The protection it affords, by it's timely
Use in throat and chest disorders,
makes II an invaluable remedy to be
kept always OH hand i'll every home.
No person can afford to be without it,
and those who have once used it never
will. From their knowledge OF it's
composition and operation, physicians
use the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively
in their practice. and clcrgymen recon-
mend it. 1t is absolutely certain in
its healing effects, and will always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.
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''PINE GROVE SETTLEMENT,

pine GROVE SETTLEMENT"
is now offered for s.le upon the most favora-
BILE terms.
This estate lie. on the man county road
from Snow Hill, the county town of Wor-
cesi,r Coup,y, to Salisbury, the County
town of Wicon,co County, within eight
miles of the former and twelve MILES OF the
larier. 1t is improved by i've farrs hoL.es.
eliGihlv located and with necessary cut
buidin IS aud has nine sthe- tenant houses
fairly distributed ever il. Ii has flowing
through lis centre very superior mill
stream upon which is well-appoinIei
grist-mill, now being ran Attached ~
this mill property is comfortable dwelling
house and a fair sized lot OF grosud. 1t also
has up"n it favorably located a COED two
story Store house in which fair retail BUSH
ness Is now being done, wiia blacks niish
shop near by. A ihirty horse power BlIn-
dy portable Steam Saw Mil is mow io..spsra-
ton on the tract aud Will he sols with -
The buildings are located convenient 10
good roads and are of easy access. About
400 ecres ai the tIact IS under culIivals.
and the hasnce is in i.lL-r from whica toe
large pines have heen cut, r..ving the lard
wood such "a Gum. Oak Cypress Ac., in
quantities sufficient tor La lliing R.aier 81
and tehciugs i'll improving hle Propcrt, =
The tract embraces vAlr-iv OF soils, .he
uplaRda Icing chic&y light lonn, ~Air; {.
large portion Is black swamp A.in clay .Gb-
soil, and Is very productive. Tie ssuA is
susceptible OF easy drainage and is res l.,
improved, .ul very sir,b "d.:-jed i!!e
grow tn OF trucks and itui'S aud t.nA Nth
IN e'sr reach If Snow liiil, at ~hr-n POINT
shippers have dali, tVmHIUEicn tiU:.s ~ i.ll
with the NotthefE IIai Ats. "rG lAiC- I'sos
Il week with " iCik hl III t-iI Il, .,iu
ich Steam sip 60 ;. ips to.i -" - lei
IT c.,rs rsrc Involvement. - hose wSo ~:sh
4 g:o" fruits and vselAs Is iSr ,sa:.et.
For noio dst ri'e particulars. price, ifr..s
&c. THOSE de,i.iug 10 YAi ch--e will al
dress either +. l.. Mul.-ri Il Co., Msivi.ie.
Nv Je:st} O treir ~ cat. -. 4 SttatA y,
CON the prc:r,s-,l Snow bii;, NJ, and ~.
o:o de,i;ise 10 visit tud ~ n-ir tbs inud.
upon proper hot.ce, viii he mel By the agent
a SOY il:!l .Ad conveyed o. and shown
de p.oL4i,r,.
Az. li.u.
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Notice to Creditors.

rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS hereby give no,ics.
that they have obtained from the Or
phans' Court for Worcester County Letters
of Administration upon the estate of
JOSIAH h WARREN,
late Of said county, dscsased All persons
aying claims against the estate of the said
desea ssd are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. to the sub
seribsrs, on or before the l7Ih day OF June,
In the year 1887, otherwise they may By law
be exclsdsa from all the benefits thereof
JAMES f. WARREN,
CHAkLR9 r LAW,
Dec. iT<S. Administrators .. .. .
Ts, GEO. T. BRATrEs
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ECLIPSE Wind ENGINE.
Victorious at Four WofldS Fairs.
HAS TAKEN g GOLD. s SILVER AND 9
BRONZE MEDALS ANU $50
FIRST PREMIUMS.

The railroads Of the United States and Canada put
in more ECLIPSE MILLS than al others put to-
gethcr. We export more than all others combined.
Our Mill is sold cheap Mill. but rs the hest
Mill in the world For last four years have never
received for repairs Of any OF my mills that I
have pnt up, and have replaced several other mills
by the ECLIPSE. We make IS sizes, from Ia TO
co feet diameter. from oman to 40horse power, and
used for pumping from wells, springs, brooks and
rivers. Also have POWER MILLS for grinding
grain. sheliing corn saving wood, cutting fodder,
etc furnish mills separate. or will contract to do
whole job, including tower, pumps. piping etc, -
plain ornamental and will guarantee TO give sat
sfacton and refer to the following parties WAC have
them:
J r. Mordecai. d. D. Mallory,
John p. Phillips. James W. Tyson,
John Gill A. b. Norton & Son,
Hon. Jas 4. aary, Dr. VIC. stuart,
c. Hamn, Capt. W. D. Burc hinal
Henry W. Rogers, Edward Lynch,
". Harvey, John X. Long,
i. Aman, ". :. Medsel,
ThoR Ellis, Wa. 4. CEnsinyLam,
j &. L. Cole Rev. {. r.. Baldwin,
WIe. S1iowdrn, Gcrman 6.os.
Col. y. p. Taylor, j. b. Brinklsy.
James coyce. Hon. Bars Cou>pton,
Charles j. gakss, Wa. II. Hss,
J.. n Rohiusod, Samuel Black
Horace Abbott, Hon. r. r. EsrEek,
John 5. Gnan, Register bGos
and - Others.
EeSPAREIL FAex AEH PBgD naLL,
GRINpISs eoAN, BoNN, Hc.
Actress or call en-
JOHN n BUXTON 4 &C.,
sensral Agents
No. NJ HIst Pratt street, Bairrnsre, Md.
The ECLIPSE has taken the first Prize Medal ct
~ Worlds Fair, 1850, at Sydney, Ass., ALA.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-25
NE Apportion ment bill passed

.uE Apportionment bill passed
he United States Senate gu
Thursday, after slight opposition
exactly as it came from the House,
aud it will doubtless receive the
Presidents signature and become
\ law. As already stated, the bill
sreases the membership of the
I, 'use of Representatives from 293
70 325, the gains being about
evenly balanced between the SOUTH
srn and Western States, the North
'ern States making q net gain of
only one. The passage OF the bill
calls attention to its political sig
tificance, as showing the drift OF
pwer from the New England
ates to the West aud Southw west.
exss gains five Congressman and
aDsas four, while California, To-
Michigan, Minnesota. Nebras-
ISouth Carolina gain two
1t will be observed that all
comparatively large gains
are in the direction of the setting
sun. On the other hand, the only
States which lose Representatives
are in the extreme Northeast
Maine, New Hampshire and Yer
mont. Of the States which gain
each, eight are Southern
Arkansas, Georgia, Ken
Mississippi, Missouri North
1s, Virginia and West Vir-
six are Northern, Illinnis,
>husetts, New York, Ohio,
-ylvaDia and Wisconsin. =
ates not mentioned neither
A-Isse- That the political
sof the country Is the Mis-
VALLEY has been already
I'D by the fact that il has
I'd our last four Presidents,
Fits ideas on finance and
Dgly felt ut Washington
years.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-25
1 SMALL POT i
EERADICAT ted
CoSrAGIoS destroyed.

CoSrAGfoS destroyed.
SICK ROCKS purified and
made pleasant.
tEvERHD AND SICK PER.
SONS relieved and re-
freshed by bathing
with Prophylactic
Fluid added to the
water.
SoEr WHITE CoEPLEx
IONS secured by its use
in bathing.
InPURE AIR made harm
less and purified by
sprinkling Darby 5
Fluid about.
To PURIFY TUE BRIArH
CLEANSE Tux TEErH.
il can't be surpassed
CATARRH relieved and
cured.
ERYsIPELAS cured.
BURNEs relived instant
ly.
SCARS prevented.
Removes all unpleasant
OdOrs.
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- nsII. Nd. FEB. 25th. 1882.
WILLIAM T, Hamiltou's nomi-

WILLIAM /, Hamilton nomi-
nations have been sent in to the
Legislature. They have not all
been confirmed. "You pays yer
money and yer gets yer choice.
NE Governor will be remembered
his gene rosity.
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Ism DESTROYER.
DARBY,S
Prophylactic Fluid +!

Pitting OF SMALL POX
Prevented.
ULCERS purified an q
healed
GASGRENE pre- vented
and cured.
DrsESTERT CURED
WOUNDS healed rapidly.
ScURvEY cured in short
time.
TErTEE dried up.
1T Is PERFECTLY HARM
LESS.
For SORE THBoAT il Is a
sure cure.
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EARLY nose.

THIS valuable Fertilizer, having severely years
all Prug crs q market having proven
,s SECOND TO NONE rusA excepted Iosfec
tia CT T. % he Maie
u order the gtoeing demand
from its drs Ir'Ii'n have u' large f.y Nols, Va
which running
Cay, eus all orders, either large small
notwithstanding the aivan all F'ziug materials the Pocomoke
will be held fully present high standard aud sold prices
prompt paying trade
circulars reliable It's
use on PEAS POTATOES CORN. STRAWBERRIES, TOMATOES
FREEMAN, LLOYD, MASON q DRYDEN
JOHNSON & HAsTING, ACTS
- Snow Hill a..
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NJ u S | c.

lJG Poiulsr Songs. words and music. 30
cts leo Comic Songs. word, aud music
30 cis. 100 Ssnt,mtht i Songs. words tnl
music "a cts. ZOE GA F,var'ie Songs
wal3s aui music 30 cts loo Opera S"n1S,
words AID music. 30 is l,0 Hom- SONGS,
word q mQ,i', 81 cts 100 Irish Songs
words md mas, 30 els. 49, + hiori,r
Songs vldS and music 81 e.. 100
Scotch 5 ,rES Nord- And nu,ic 50 els -
ANY iour &c Ii ab ve lots FIR Une Dollar.
All The ahor- for Tvn Dallas. PIE A1nvr
-ompris a.trly all OF the wcst popular
music ever paths sad rai Is ne b,st ntr-
stamps taken Pi.ua2ttes, Victims, Guitars
and usc.l IAt,utar II ~ .tic :.
WORLD NANCE Co NASSAU 81 NzW YORK
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sn-.-s---zsas-Sxas==-wn
for oil those PsiR:ut Complaints end H'saknesass
tocoGimon iSe:r Let z iaaie I09E.a.!Sa.
Il VII en;.itiy tle woIs. fosi c.: FEMALE COM
plants ali ovRr.S troubles IT,; animation Dad U.cera
ton, Falling ard DIS !sce:ncIs- ald To Consequent
Spinal Weakness, end u Isrca.ariy adGsttd TO tss
Change OF LIE.
IL will dissolve nd excl t:rlors From the utsrustn
early stage az IL v,iri rc;t. Tho t.,.e
huno:s there - CT. eied very see Ly ~
]; reinovrs fsataess fatiloac- destroys al craving
Fer stniuirnts. e.. relieves weakness ofth stomach.
IL cures Bloa:r., Eeat2c'.ss Ecrvos- r-os.-at-on,
Gs-er-, :s';y, s.ec?. scss, -. sei=iJ.: ia! Indi
ges,:on
That feeling Of besr.1. down, csG-.s pan. weight
and 5acasci.c Is always srr.sr.t,y cred IL
irwin 1T all times a- ,:r..cr al circumstances act In
harmony with tho laws tlst ovc ,ac 70 systeIn
Fer the u-eof E.cn.y Cow. .S'g u ether this
Compound is un~uT- ass-i
LYETA z. FISEefIid'S VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared at rs a;sd p Western Avenue,
Lyna NAss Prizes sl SIX bt:lesfor e.. Sent ~ mail
In the form Q. pills. eo IA tie form OF iozenres ON
iecci.t CT price, s. PC Sox f.r ether. nFs l.ikhani
f-ce. answers eli letters Il i=q.y seai for paaph-
lst Actress E5ovc. .:,;.:.oa ;his cser.
No family sAopii b. without IL DIA l. l'ISRHAMs
LnIa PgIS. Tesoy cure ccEss.: .a,ioa, b.IoGsasss,
AID to-I!..:y Of q liver. p ce.t5rcr box.
ES- sold E- "a. ET-SCis-s. IA
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~; - :. iSsf
ElssS - ! : s2SsYs
How Lost, How Restored!

Jn.t published a new edition of DIR.
Culyerwel. Celebrated Essay.ou The
radical cure OF Sperumtorrhra or seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
lmpolcucy, Mcn,al Aad PLY steal lnclpactv,
lmpedim.nts 10 Marriage etc also Con-
sumption En- leps> and Fila, induced b'
self Indulgence "a sexual ex'rhvagahce. &c.
The celetr 80 author, III ,hs admirable
Essay, clenIl, demonstrates, from thirty
years successful practice ilat the alal mi ug
consequences of sell-abuSe may be radically
cured, pointing out mode Of cnre at once
simlle, certain and fife, tuul, by means OF
which every s"tlerer, no matter whit his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
~, privately, and radically,
Ezs- This Lecture should be in the hsYds
of every youth and every man in the band.
Sent under seal, in "A plain envelope, to
any address postpaid GA receipt OF six
cents OF two postag- stamps. Address
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.
Al Ann s. New York Ny
Apl. Is ly1 Post Office Box. $50
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Notice to Creditors.
{ ovINGroN & WILSON Atr

TINE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives notice
4 that he has obtsiued from the Urpt ans
Court tor Worcester Ccsuty letters Of adj
mihis,ration spoD the estate of
CALEB DICKERSON.
late ofsaid county, deceased. AL persons
having clnims against the said estate are
hersl,, warned 10 exhibit the same. with the
vcut hy,s thereof Ia the subscriber. on or
neio,r the Is. day Of Augus',In the !earlss2,
o,herwisr they may by law be excluded from
all the benefits thereof
ADIAL P BARNES,
CALEB plCKERsON,
Administrators,
TEsr: GEO. T. BRATTES,
Feb. Is4,. Register OF Wills
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B DIR THERL.I /
! PREVENTED:

CHOLERA dissipated.
SHir FEVER prevented
by it, use.
Is cases of death in the
house, il should al
ways he used Al out
the cOrpse--it will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
An ANTlpOTE for animal
or Vegetable Poisons,
Stings, &c,
Dangerous cilluYias Of
sick rooms aud hospi-
tails removed by its
use.
YELLOW TsvER
EEABIcArsD.
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Trustees
OF VALUABLE
Real ESta

BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
~ Cncui' Court tor Worcester G
sitting 10 Equity, dated the 18th
January 1882 aud passed 10
Wherein Stephen Z Mason ia comp
ant and James H Trader, ct al.
defsndau,s. the undersigned ns trus
will vffsr for sale at public auction
front ~ the Court House door 10 Il
tnwn of Snow Hill, Md on
TUESDAY, MARCH 14tb. 1882,
At ~ o'elack P. ~,
All ,ha, FARM lying on the left :.
Of the road leading from p .cnmoke CITY
:" Holmes Mills, on whmh James Fl.
Trader now lives, it being the ssue
land INT niioued IN a mortgage iron. the
SAID jams II. Trader and vile. TO
Stephen E. Mason, dated January 18th,
1868, aud recorded among the land re-
cores OF Worcester Con. ty in lIber G..
II. X. No 3 folio 304 aud containing
iorty-eight acres o: land more or. less
Terms Of sale will be: 500 10 cash
on The day of sale aud the balance OF
the purchas-money to be paid 10 rvo
equal annual insislments from the day
OF sale. sud the paymen' thereof 30 be
secsred BY the Understanding bonds Of
the purch4ser With security to be ap.
pro+ed by .ne trustee.
VIM. s. WILSON,
Eeh. le4f Trustee.
CovISGroN & WILSON, Attorneys.
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VALUABLE
Estate
FOR SALE.
$500 ACRES OF LAND IN One BODY.
Rare Chance TO, Capitalists or ColOntsts

A Ill THAT BODY OF LAND living main.
y " in Worcester County. aud partly in
Wicomico County, Mar, lAnd, containing
about 1900 acres in one body anu known
as the
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
Estate !!

pY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF the
~ Circuit Court for Worcester County,
sitting in Eq1i'v, aud dated the 9TH day
# Februar, 1882, and passed in cause
wherein Charles Z. Jnnes is complainant
abd Elizabeth P,unewtll ct. al. are de.
ftndAu's the undersigned. as trusiee,
will oaer for sal at public suction, 10
trout If the Cnur: House DOOR 10 the
toSu oI SnoS H"l, Nd. on
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TUESDAY, MARCH 7th. 1882,
Al PA o'clock P. NJ. ,

IA n CtUCh T. VI
Al that TRAIT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, trge'Ler with he Improvements
shrr' on. lying AVID b.irg -itua,e near
The vlhg' OF We>le, vile. in sail cnuu.
IL, @r.chi. certain MAK'mmeY Pen
he"'l |, lat. az 5,n! c"nm,y. dieu = lied,
the same c ~ mn'c fully described IN
a DEED um D.. Ja~ b. X. Pnrn,ii aud
So !" The sa'h NJ X nmr, Pr,newtn,
'frnr.:r'i - hb t. NJ No. 5, fnlio
4Sl c,'.'ti"s 10 Ar,. ct laud, more
Is l>>. T., imrr"stn.niS 90 said
l,n.i - t-;,' o. a con 'otabl. cue tory
h-uS' AMI "uti.uiIdi' - tO1,V bi.nfiY
..l',d 'hsi. l. ~, "a, i.nd fne
hand -. t"ii l. alag "ri =.
Tims q, Sal 80: S75 - cash on
he ia, .: sale, ard ,h,: rslsncr o. the
rnr"h.-' .m"n. to Il. pa j in 40 quail
a nusl iu>'almrrt> rom the iay 81 ale
III" whole TO hear interest from the uay
II sal... and to lie secured hy the bonds
~ The purcI ar "r PURCHASERS, with u
-u'.r. o. >uiru. - b approved bv the
rustic.
WI. ) WILSON.
Feb. tl4'.) L. ustee
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WtnorhI AEtht.,
No. NJ RIst Pratt street, Bairmsre, Md.
The ECLIPSE has taken the first Prize Medal ct
~ Worlds Fair, 1850, at Sydney, Australia.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-16
TINE eeuvT GARDEN

We trust that many fruit gardens
will be started this spring. Select .
warm piece Of ground conveniently
near the house for gathering the fruits
and protection from trespasses The
soil should be rich, deep and mellow /;
in short, q fruit garden should have
the best soil that can be found. A list
Of the best sorts Of grapes. raspber.
REF, blackberries, strawberries, cur
rants and gooseberries has been given
in the Notes for last month, 80 that
the selections might be made early
and the desired plants ordered In time
to receive the best attention from the
nurserymen. The planting ID to be
done rs soon rs the ground II settled.
Blackberries and raspberries Start very
early, and it Is best to set them In the
fall. but very early in spring will do.
The canes that grow this year will
produce the fruit next season. Every
farmer should grow all the grapes the
family requires, and for this II Is not
necessary to have large vineyard. A
few vines well kept In some Out-Of-the-
way place will bring large returns for
care bestowed upon them. Grapes
need good soil and attention in prun-
ing. II one has no grape vines he
would advise him To get few this
spring. aud then take care Of them.
Regarding the care 81 the vines we
intend giving full information as the
season progresses.-Americdn Agricut-
f.fr;,g
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-16
GOVERNMENT LANDS
Total Government lands, l4,2lO, Il
COTTAGE CHEESE.

Wherever COW or cows are kept
the cream il regarded rs the important
part Of the milk, while the skim milk
goes to the pigs or the poultry. OF
course ii is thus utilized and ultimately
comes around rs food, but 1t may be
better to make more direct use of It..
The skim milk contains a valuable
portion Of that most nutritious food /;
in taking the cream only part of the
nutrition Is removed. The skim milk
is allowed to become slightly sour OF
clabbered." The pan il then set
upon cool part Of the stove to warm
gently, or upon the top Of kettle Of
boiling water. 1t should get no warm
or than the heat of new milk, when
the whey will appear clear and separ-
ate from the curd. When separation
takes place pour the whole into q bag
of thin material, and hang to drain.
When il ceases to drip, turn the curd
from the bag and mix salt and little
sweet cream.-Ame,ican Agricultural.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-16
Narrowing Wheat,

A correspondent, who has been rails
ing wheat twenty-five years in Kansas,
urges the utility Of rolling the crop In
fall i'm fall and spring. He says that
wheat fields should be rolled in Feb
ruary OF March. 1t makes the crop
more certain and larger.
City Tribune.
The correspondent of the Tribune is
undoubtedly correct. Some time ago
we published i'm these columns the re-
suits Of carefully conducted expert.
ments, made upon the College farm
in which an increase OF the crop on
account of narrowing aud rolling was
shown, amounting to fully y bushels
per acre. Since then We have met
several farmers who have practiced
narrowing wheat i'm the spring for
many years, and all agree rs TO the
great value Of the piactice. This work
should he done after the spring suns
have begun to start the wheat, and be-
fore il has attained too great growth.
As this labor is done at season when
farmers are least busy. 1t will be seen
that an increased yield of even .
bushels per acre is large pay for q sim
gle narrowing aud rolling; but We
have 10 doubt that, upon favorable
seasons, much more than the above
increase would be Obtained.-Prof.
Shelton ia lndustridiist
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-16
SHEEP uusBANDRy WEST.

A correspondent writing from Colo
RADIO sheep grazing regions says: al
fnifa has proven to the Colorado ranch
man that more sheep can be kept on
a given area Of land than was ever
dreamed of by the most enthusiastic
ranchman of the plains. This may
be considered by some as visionary
aud impractical. 1t is the oyly way
To meet the continual emergencies
now arising in Texas, Colorado. and
many other sections now suffering
from lack of sufficient feed and shell
ter: these two are the only lacking
essentials of the Texas-MissOuri
country, aud they have to be met
somehow. Thousands of sheep will
Ice driven next Fall to cheap corn in
Kansas aud Missouri for Winterage,
aud hack again for Summer pasturapc
in other States. Large capitalists are
preparing cattle ranches upon "a more
secure method for future handling
With sheep it is more imperative. prac-
teal. aud cheaply done. This will ne
ccssatate the owning Of the lands and
establishing of homes, where comforts
end culture may surround the owners
ar attendants of the flocks. 1t is the
right way, and the sooner adopted by
the wool-growers Of the South and
West, the better. Ii has been evident
Ia observers that fiOcks and herds
have had to go further out year by
year, to find pasturage. Some ranges
are left rs untenable, but subdued and
ready for fencing and tame grasses.
that, with another system of handling.
would support more and better i'm
proved ilocks than the wild grasses
eyer did -