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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

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TOWD. 81.

a<DeFol DmoIl uoIn - y my Astts~
Miss Emma Ong, of Steubenyille, is the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Mediil. =
Mr.. Lewis Hughes, OF Pleasant Grove
was in he city yesfsrdsy:,. .,,,,. a, m.
Martins Ferry Gas Mil yesterday after,
noon but not in sufficient quantity 70 Be OF
HE United Presbyterfsss will probably
picnic at DelsBy's Grove HsKt Wednesday.
Dy. Isaac Parker and wits are the guests
OF Mr Oliver Parkerson, on Walnut street.
TheTWilight slee club VIII giye IN On.
tertainment At City Hall Hsxt sturdy
eyenins. A ladies' gold wstch will be
awarded the contestant receiving the most
yoies. thrre being tive con testants.
Hon. J. c. RpHn. candidate Tor State
Treasurer, was in attendance &C TIE Ceonty
Conventions held here yesterday.
Mr.. G, b. Lewis, of GAINESVILLE, WAS the
tallest man NJ the Convention yesterday.
1t rumored thst q yonng manufacturer
of this city has become tired OF single ofess
ness and will shortly take unto himseti Q
partner. He has but lately built himseitf
hne bouse and gave out that be wanteo 70
rent Ii, but yesterday it leaked out that ne
wasn't very an xious about renting IL. Has
father and he went to St. Clairsville yester.
day and we may look for high toned we'd
ding some time in the near future.
Mr.. A. J. Ralstou returned from Csmero3
yesterday.
DR.. One made q flying business trip to
Steubenville yesterday.
Miss Mary Lewis. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. d. Cattell, on Fourth
street.. returned home yesterday. 40
The A. T. +. F's picnic AZ Sidwelrs
grove TO morrow. About twenty couples
will leave in carriages ann grand time Is
expected.
+ II. Stanton, the Fifth street ice cream
man, furnished the excellent Refreshments
at the convention yesterday.
MIR. WILDER Fowler and Miss Ella Barnes,
of Scotch Ridge, will be married at the
residence of the brides parents to day, in
stead of Mr.. w. Fowler and Miss Ella Tsy-
lor, as mentioned in yesterdays items.
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DIED.

ROBERTSON.-On Tuesday, August q.
1883, in hicago, FRANK ROBERTSON.
Funeral from the residence 81 his parents,
on National Road, Thursday afternoon AT 4
O'Clock.
RIESTER.-On Wednesday, August -. at
3O'clCck D. M, EDWARD WILLIAM, son OF the
late John q. and Annie J. Riester. aged 4
years and q days
FuneI notice hereafter.
BROMER-On Wednesday afternoon al !
O'Clock, FRANK BROMER, aged SO years.
Funeral will take place from the residence
OF the deceased, CaldWell's Run, at2o'cloek
Friday afternoon. Friends OF the family are
invited TO attend.
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COAL CHUTEs BURNED.
How We're They Fired :-BelIaire News
and Personals.

and Personals.
The coal chutes at Quincy, about four
miles west OF this city, were burned at an
early hour yesterday morning. The flames
were first noticed by boy who lives with
Joseph Hutchinson at about 80 A. NJ. The
men at the works did not discover the
flames until about o'clock, when the
chutes were nearly consumed. 1t is not
known how the fire originated. 1t may
have caught from spark from a passing
locomotive, but there were no trains pass
ing after = A. M, and they were going east
and were not being fired up 80 as to emit
any sparks, and this theory is highly inh-
probable. Another theory is that it was
set on fire by a discharged employe, but
nothing is known with a certainty. The
loss will aggregate about 500, and it was
owned by John Kidd and was partially in
sured.
Miss Warner, OF Marietta, O., private
secretary to her father, General A. J. War.
ner, is in the city, the guest OF Mrs. John
A. Gallaher, of the Fifth Ward.
Mayor Cooper was looking on at the Re-
publican Convention, yesterday.
Mrs. Mary A. Grove has returned from
pleasant visit to friends and relatives at
Belmont.
FRANK MAYOR, typo IN the D'mpcrdt
Office, took vacation on Tuesday night,
and, getting a buggy, took Miss Jessie
Marsh, of Quaker City, o., who has been
visiting relatives here for some time. and
went ont to West Alexander, and calling
on Squire Mayes were Joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony. They returned 10
this city the same evening, and "Porkey"
was at work as usual yesterday. The fair
bride is a very handsome young lady. and
is sister of Mrs DR.. knight, OF this city.
The REGISTER extends congratulations.
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Personal POINTS.
General Local Happenings and Per.
sonal POintH.

Generai Local happenings ana Per-
senal Points,
Miss May C. Black is home from q three
weeks rustication at Bethany.
ID. c. Heath, who has been home at Ciar.
iDgton, is again at his post of duty.
Capt. ". r. Moore, of Columbus, Ga, is
visiting friends on the South Side.
Miss Lizzie Orr is spending few weeks
with friends at Holiday Cove.
Mrs. John W. Mckee, of Pittsburgh. Is
visiting Mrs. ]. ". White, of the North
End. E
Messrs. Alex. Campbell, Jimmie Purvis
and Dick Campbell went to Bethany, yes
terdsy.
T. T. Cockayne, returned to the city LAST
evening from q visit to the fishing club
down the river.
Mrs. James Lynch, of the South Side.
who has been visiting friends down the
river has returned home.
Miss Dixie Phillips and Mrs. J. T. Hodcin
are visiting Senator Wagner at the
Moundsyille camp grounds.
Mrs. Sam Stern and daughter. OF Ralti.
more, Md, and Mrs. Max Frank, of Morris,
Ill, are visiting relatives on the South
Side.
Mr.. Z. S. Baker, the travelling CORES.
pendent Of the Journal OF Commerce, OF
San Francisco. is in the city for the pur.
pose of writing it up for the paper.
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The Ticket.

The candidate for Representative, Samuel
Hilles, Of Bsrnesville, has served the
county two terms as Sheriff and is very
popular with ALI classes. He 10 tooth and
and toe-nsi! in favor OF new county build
ings at St. Clairsyille aud is st. Clairsytlle's
candidate. He is we'll known to all the
voters Of the county and any description
of him would be superfiuous.
Dewitt Danford, the candidate for Clerk
of the Courts, is q Bellaire lawyer. He Is Q
member OF the arm of Anderson L Dtn.
ford and has been rather successful in the
practice of his profession and has a very
good practice. He has never been a candi.
date for 8 county Office before, but has an
extensive acquaintance throughout the
county.
J. B, Hoge, the nominee for Auditor, is q
St. Clsirsville druggist He is q young
man Of good qualities aud was raised in
that old Quaker town Of Mt Pleasant He
is very little known outside of his own
town.
The nominees for the other three offices
are the present incumbents and have made
very fair officers.
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ReAiherIndIcaIIana.

WAsHINGroS, Augustus For Lower Lake
regions, fair weather, winds mostly west
erly, rising barometer, stationary or lower
temperature.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fair
weather, preceded by light local rains in
tkeextreu outhern portion, ncs'ly north
IN winds, rising barometer, stationary or
lower temperature.
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CURLEY JACK Gagged.
The Notorious Condrey Again Under
Arrest.

Since Jack Condrey left Wheeling he has
had a rather checkered career. Several
times he has been arrested on serious
charges, but has always managed to get of.
On Tuesday he was again captured and
locked up at Pittsburgh. The Commercial
says:
Roundsmen Coulson and Friel made what
may yet prove to have been q very impor-
tant sr;est yesterday morning at 4 O'Clock.
The two officers came up with quintette
Of suspicious looking men at Liberty and
Washington, two Of whom wended dewn
the former street, the other three going
over into the yards about the Fort Wayne.
freight depot. When this move was no.
ticed the detectives gave chase and sue.
ceeded in capturing q maa each. The
men taken proved 10 be the notorious Jack
Conway, alias Curley Jack, and William
Foss, both well known thieves. They are
now in the lookup, where Coulson expects
TO have them identified as the persons who
recently blew open Ticket Agent Steven.
sons safe in the Pennsylvania Railroad
metal yard"
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Public Sale OF City prepsW

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio o's1s
STATE Of West Virginia:
samuel q. Kuntz,
Va ... ltlps "
John A. Armetropg. tru'tss; 10, I'D v,
Baum; Frankiin OseofnS, IL q 80.
Asrcn 1siI ri WIiiiam n. TtN
nsrs OF brown, Nell 4 Co.i
Iiams, John Coach, LsN Ao u
liam b. B0vsn aa1 A. q. pcnG g!ssfV
en 4 winsov; b. Morris;
II cHAscEzE IN c-s
Nv ytrtus OF 4 decree Of th: - -
eSuss on De IN day d July. gS "a y
dGncd special oommiaioper ". ~ ocusr
day. ibs ist day Of 6sptenbsr, 70 .
Ing . y O'Clock z n- HSdS ~ q inp
Houss Of OHIO cosnty. vsnS -
foIIOVtpS ~ s6tstS on Mbex -
MON siod Described % fotlor .sosn ?
. known and des1Gnesso % Of -
Of ZapsS Island addition 70 sSsa toSS
fpg. and noy ccesRaed n or ~ ma
Terms Of 6ale-One. tni % -. D.
80 ~ ~ 1,siSus IN Two squ.i in..s
f1s,vs ard elSbteen Aootns ~
vith fntsTsst hrom ths day o. s.re,
chsssr 10 rive his noes fof snen 800
mspts, With Esod security; ~ sa,I Ps
Is..in:l ssii P.1ns1t r. y ctiRiacsL
p'ss ~" Special COM - \
bsreoy certify tbii boud ~
OF MOO has peen given - s1<c,,nSlOS,
sniI;:s y lag. D. b. -
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THE ALLEGED kIDNAPPER,
jobs PoweIsoB, sin Resting In OH
lAnI.

Nothing has yet been done with the
young man, John PoSeison, who was ar.
rested here several DAVIS ago, on the charge
of kidnapping his younger brother, near
Boardtree tunnel, in Marshall county. No
notice has been given the Marshall county
authorities of his arrest and confinement
in our Jail. nor has any demand
been made for him by said authorities.
Justice requires that some one
having the authority to act in the
matter should do something with the
Young man, either discharge him or send
him 10 the county where the offeuse is
said to have been committed. This is 8
can help himself. Too much of this kind
of business is done by Justices. They
lack promptness in the discharge of their
official duties
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Notes.

The convention was 8 very tame affair
throughout
The chairman was irclined 10 be humor.
ous, though The occasion was a very solemn
one.
St. Clsirsville captured 'he convention,
and the " seat resolution did not get
in. Res"lu3ors doh'trrsolve anyhow.
1t Vas Hunt. Carroll s Cos slate that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23
,UtjeeliRs Resistss
TaTRsD1Y 1TGTST o. IsSs
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements

Rheumatism Cured-List'S Drug Store
Local Page
Paints, Oils and GlaSS--W. A. Wilson.
Art Goods for Wedding PresentS-E. L.
Nicoll.
Refrigerators-G w. Johnson's Sons.
Chamber Suits-G. Mendel & Co.
Office and Mantel Clocks-A. A. Franz.
helm.
Wanted-Girl to do Homework.
For Sale-Propsrty on Csldwells Run.
Financial Statement of Board Of Educs-
ten.
Blsnkets-A. Siedenbach & Bro Head
of Local.
Peaches-Chas Laue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

EVERY suff, rer from Blood Poison, no
matter what the csuse, and from any kind
OF Skin Disease, should send to us fcT u
copy Of our little book on Blood aud Skin
Disease, which We will mail free to all who
send US their address.
THE SvIPr Specific Co.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

HAVE been using Swift's Specific for
blood and skin diseases, and find it to be
IN excellent remedy, as it has given entire
satisfaction. | believe it to be just the
medicine needed in this low and malarious
district. S. S. ALDERMAN, lola Fla.
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LIVES of great men all remind us

We can make our lives sublime.
But herewith il n sugRcStion-you can have
better time
BY induIEing in 8 liquor, pure and fresh and
hesithful to.
Smiths cream ale Is here referred to-a sam
pie you'll not rue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

THE Good Intent Liniment is acknowl-
edged by every one to b. the best lini ment
for sprains, bruises, rheumatism, and any
acute pain you may have. Good for man
or beast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

John Dickey, of Columbus, o, who has
been visiting at the residence Of Joseph
Waterson, left for his home several days
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

WHEN putting up your tomatoes, fruits
etc, you should use the Premium Wax,
and then you win have no trouble. Nc
Lsin Brothers manufacture it Sold by
most dealers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23
NV wife Had Fits,

For thirty-fVs years, says our CORES
pendent, Henry Clark, Of Fairfield, Lens
wee county, Mich, my Sifehad fits. Tnsy
would lest about an hour, and sometimes
longer. SiB'dratiaa NsJviRr has permanent
ly cured her"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

If you want bargain in low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my atock
before purchasing guarantee prices and
style 10 suit. L. Y. Blond.
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Gentlemen.

BEET home made red aud white all wool
blankets, largd and heavy. for s. 90. at
Larkin's, 1il3 West Side Msiu street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

A PURE article of Jamaica Ginger is al
most as necessary as bread and butter. Ask
for McLain's and you will get Just what
you need
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RridKep0rl Brief.

The Boston Band OF Bridgeport, will
give a grand picnic at McSwords orchard.
All are invited, and a general good time
In eKnpcted
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S&IBEKT'S 6ABDFN is s summer garden for
II CREATION and fun. Mr.. Ssibert will have
full police protection on the grounds this
fvsSASoSNssS Mr. + Mstienbuger. professor
'hsdoE, Sili enttr'lin every
'ut and you will have
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

All builders wishing to Obtain low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs, Spoutirg,
ETC., should call on Heinlein Bros, dealers
in Household Furnishing Goods lnd Manu-.
lecturers Of Galvanized Iron Huratce a1C
ell kinds Of JOB work. II iulsin BiSc&.
Rank street BRIDGEPORT Ohio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

BEST indigo blue prints end latest Style
for Sc a yard at Larkin's, lib West Sid
Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

CANTON fannels from 6 70 l2i<c, ut Lar
kim, lII3 West Side Main street Big bar
gains
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a SURE
RECIPE
For Fine Compilations.

Positive reliefand immune
y from cemplexiOnal blem-
ishes may be found in Hagan's
Magnolia Balm. A delicate
and harmless article. Sold
by druggists everywhere.
1t imparts the most bril-.
liant and. life-like tints, and
the closest scrutiny cannot
detect its use. All unsightly
DiscOlOratiOns, Erupti0ns,
Ring Marks under the eyes,
SallOwneSs, RednesS, Rough.
ness, and the flush Of fatigue
and excitement are at once
dispelled by the Magnolia
Balm.
It's the one incOniparabie
Cosmetic.
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BEAUTIFUL dress goods from 10 to 15c, at
lsrkin's, ll13 West Side Main street.
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bargains

MORNING Glory Baking Powder always
fresh and pure. Ask your grocer for it.
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To Builden

ELEGANT fine 1 brown muslin at &c
nc Larkin's, lll3 West Side Main street.
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STATE FAIR.

NOTICH TO EXHIBITIONS ~
IN Eighth Department for TeIuH
and ali other domestic mspufartured.
v ., the superintsndsntso Of this d.pss,x
will receive all articles 10 be sIhIU -
their rooms ABOVE y. Boxing org
where they can be seen from Aaso
Septem her 7, from 2 10 p. no. jog -.
i tsnd in .ssir ear. re as2 vii h,S.
HEs JACOB BEhgEn
Ma. ROBERT WhII1roy
Nu. MATTE THohsyDy,ss
aul9dei bupetS
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bargains
In walking shoes and slippers at L. v.
Bonds.
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IF YOUR WATCH don't run
right JACOB w. GRUBB can
repair aid warrant it. No
charge IL not satisfactory.
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Assessment Notice,
CIKRK's OFr,cE, Cry or WHEElrsa ,

NLkHN = VFFENbi VII . W w NNELIN''
August y, ISIS
nUBLiC NOTICE IL HEREBY GIvny r,
Il all persons interested tbAt the aSsesso,'
elected by the Council OF the city o, Whcel'
ing have com plsfed their assessment Tor m.
year and made return thereof 10 my ories
Any persons wishing TO appeal from >Aid n
" III appear at the city building before Ihs
Boa nj OF Equalization aud Appeals GU The
9th day of August, at . O'Clock u. m, ~ M.
said board will meet NJ that time At the sau
city building, TO hear all objections 10 uIt
asst ssment and revise and correct the SAM
FRANK BOWERS
au22i CITY CLERK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-23

II you want an appetite, without a happy
tight,
Let US upon you prevail
To 40 get tne first, and sleep well at night
By drin king SmiLhS Superb cream ale,
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|lP II JIM
TOULMIN = 0EMMb"

10 q ssssss washissson. y =
.IxyEIToRg PA1Hhn hAS'r
YREE. 4E
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BELMONT REPUBLICANS,
Put a Full County Ticket in
the Field.
The Convention in Walnut Grove The
County Seat Question Gently
Pushed As:de-Personael of
the Ticket Selected.

The clans of the Republican party gath
cred in full force at Martins Ferry yester-
day and nominated a ticket to make the
race for the county offices this fall. Tbs
delegates and some of the candidates did
not arrive in the city until about o'clock
and Hanover street, about the postoffi;e,
was full, of old war horses, candidates and
lockers on, and presented quite an ANNA,
ted appearance. While waiting for the
hour Of meeting the principal topic seemed
to be on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-02

$500. .44 49, .4Aal.. .-4N.asa. ~
mafkeIn SuleL w .tVns htssnSvInt : S9al.ea
sots9n 49, W. pass sns.s .snaa W. TnesdaS ~
M noyins dSy. me wesiher IA yefy uiaseasou.
lhhle. Distrhutine tfsde itrather Iiack.
-. ~ ~. -. ..ss...
SAITtagk Apl ny thlaloutn lssn1In 7. NY
9ales 49,, $3.50 1S,ve.,1'ssll.. ~ y. 80 s,oa,L
esPgahSi ~ ~ sstt 81 49, hIsLs. N
lE5ZN 1hly " ~. tlIut NestssItInL n nkla hIu
9niet mixed sPot Sg,tG ~ S2zfaeSyec; yn nm.
W taeoc; IVY IA pln; W ~ ~ 49, ~ M, UtsS ~ Y
Ms.teip Mni.e osseae; HiAsu Svaoz' hyS gHt Ss tH..rv
and pnchsnSed Rstter Arm. Re,tefn naoted In
90. nil Ilsisr RVSs Steaiy ti6Ri6c. Petroleim
nSTninai cafiae All. Rio sarcoeS ofdirary Ia an
~. SnpSS aniet. 4 toit so WHEY aIiet and
stssdy al b l6TaiiI
cr.,,,ss n ,i.x co,,o, .vOI,od and
hirbsT Al i0e' FFiour Guieta And unenanTed. Wheat
siesdv Al Al 70 Guot. II Viz Nav. ii IIiIsI i14< Juiy,
Corn IN good demand Al SSxe' Spot: bi3e NAV:
SfiSaSscJnne hSEc July: COEc Hugist Oats steady
Al tSaISJlc Ryo stsady al GxasSCc BARLEY nomI.
nAlly unchanged. Pork. No sales. Lard lrm at
tl 80, Bulk meats uominally unchanged. Bacon
nrm: shoulders S IS. clear RIB III S7If; clear 81 62k.
Whisky barely steady a. u Is. Butter noninAlly
uncnAHGed.
1oLEDe. OHIO, May. Wheat hrn: no. 2 red
winter. cash sud Nay 81 l4h: June 81 lG7{; July
n; Aususs y I'VE; seP.em2et - Ia; V ~ ~
~. oiIi I; ye@f fS.L1 ~ ~ "Ttl s,Un ~, MI. N w SMassS
pLo2tSS; yune Va ~! 1InS; ~ uula w y. y
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The average yield Of corn throughout
the corn producing Suites is only abont
thirty bushels peracre, yet reports OF yields
OF 100, and over, bushels Of shellcd corn
are not inirequently reported, and the
methods whereby It was accomplished
given. Methods that produce 100 bushels
Of o per acre should be adopted by
farmers everywhere. Anything that les
sens the cost OF production increases the
profit and should be studied by farmers.
The cost says tho Home and Farm "ot pro.
ducing 100 bushels of corn on an acre is
very little more than the cost
OF producing thirty bushels on the
same ARIA. The result Is that
where 100 bushels is produced on an acre
the cost OF production per bushel Is much
less than whom only thirty bushels Is
raised, and the profit Is increased to q cor.
responding amount. The reports show that
the average total cost OF producing 100
bushels per acre is only about 10 per cent
more than tho poGt OF producing thirty
bushels or the same spacey in the one case
the cost Of producing one bIshel is only
about one.third The cost in the other"
Looking at the subject In this light, and 1t
il correct, some Of our corn growers must
admit that they can learn something yet on
this mdiEy question,
Grow tomatoes on 8 moderately rich,
deep soil. Grown in o poor or shallow
soil, they do not produce well, the fruit Is
small and OF indifferent flavor. In q very
rich soil they grow too much to vine and
foliage, then also they are not inclined to
be fruitful, and what lruit they do produce
is small and Of inferior quality. With the
moderately rich, deep cultivation and a
full exposure to the SUI, the best results
may be obtained.
There is one fact in connection with
foods which many farmers do not under.
stand, and that is, that q food which oft.
self may he inferior, may, by combination
with other materials, render the mixture
more valuable by rendering 1t more diges-
.tible, For example, from careinl scientific
experiments, q table has been prepared
showing the relatiYe value f different foods,
and taking corn as the standard, and call.
ing 1t 100, bran Is put down At 81. which!
makes corn WORTH nearly one and q half
times what bran Is; but other experiments
have shown eonolusiyay that an equal
mixture Of corn and bran was Of equaln
not greater value than ell corn, for the bran
renders the mixture more digestible.-
Farm aud Home
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MspiolL
The World Moyes-sknl aud Science Tri.
umphAnt.

ous reporter relates the following remarkable
experience OF one Of our mout reliable aud EuSstan.
tiIl merchants, Deacon stephen 0. Mason. Nj.
Mason says that from 1859 to 1850 he suffered teri.
bly, from frequent verysOyere attacks o. inGsnma.
tory r~heumatl,m. The last attack In the winter OF
10 and 80 was so severe as to render him unGblOtO
take a utepin four mouths, His physicians thought
tha. OOO Eldo Of him wasparalyred, and both fnCcs
became 30 stiff that he csuld not bend them. The
docto.S pronounced his case incurablc, leaving
him in a terrible condition. Ito was thea induced
10 try Hunts Remedy, by a medical friend who
told him that his whole sickness and trouble arose
from Kidney disease, and convinced Nj. Mason that
such was the case, and after taking 1t SIX weeks
was entirely cured, and is now in such excellent
phydcal condition that neither damp weather nor
wet feet Affect him dISAgrOCAbly. Nj. Mason says
that his cure Is complete. as 1t Is moro than two
years since he has had the disease. 81 attribute
my most remarkable cure solely 10 Hunts Remedy,
the IniGlIble Kidney and Liver Medicine" says
Nj. AaIon.-PrOridence ErentHO Pres.