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Shrinkage Of Corn.

While IL Is probable most farmers
recognize the fact that corn in crib
shrinks somewhat in weight, but as to
how much and how rapidly, their
ideas are not altogether clear. To
have some reliable data in regard To
the comparative weight of corn i'm the
fall, mid-wintcr or spring, Is a matter
OF no small consequence to farmers,
feeders and dealers, and the only ex-
pertinent that we know of as being
carefully made To test the matter is
that Of Professor Scovell, of the Iii.
nois Industrial University. He select.
cd . quantity of ear-corn, Of six differ
eht varieties, and carefully weighed
IL, October 9Th, aud stored Ii IN room
entirely cut of from any artificial heat.
At the expiration of thirty days the
whole WAS weighed, and showed an
annual shrinkage of Is l-5 per cent,
ranging from u fraction over 8 pei
cent In one variety known as Gene
seO," to little more than y per cent,
~ an other designated Mammoth ~
fifty-one days from time Of gathering
and twenty-one days after the first
age on the whole lot of Is 80 per cent
VIC ueuesco Naiiesy shi'uAoee utie
Les than IL per cent, and the Nam.
moth almost 81 per cent.
February So or AS days from date oi
gathering, il was weighed, and the
average loss on the whole had amount.
ed to q 2-s per cent the Mammoth,
shringing exactly onethird, or 80 Is
per cent, while another variety called
the Cameron, lost only fraction over
is Der cent, against IL Is per cent. by
the Geneeeo. The loss i'm weight was
greater during the first month than in
the three months following.
Prof. Scovell also sbellet and
weighed the same corn, TO ascertain
the percentage Of cobs. and found the
average was . little less than IA per
cent, ranging from eleven in one Va.
riety to ls per cent In another, from
which the conclusion IL readily ar.
rived at that the weight Of 20 pounds
usually taken for a bushel of corn IL
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The result Of judiciOu9 bfeedfng
ana rood care b . product Of who1<
some pork, at for the most fhstidious
taste. II has been the rule to ignore
the rightful position Of the pig. and %
generally relegate him to . uOndition
where he becomes simply farm scav-
enger. When other stock has been
allowed all that il nutritious In field.
or has exhausted the best contents Of
q corn crib, the swine are turned in to
with this refuse, the dirt and In many
cases the germs Of disease, left by its
more fortunate fellow candidates for
the market. II the farmer has any
thing about bis premises which no
other class Of stock will touch, became
OF its repulsive character, the swine
are called upon and expected to regAle
themselves with the unsavOgy 0G0.
Whole droves Of swine sfe ed In this
way for two thirds Of every year, and
just before killing time, In order tn
present good round bodies, and to get
all the lard possible, they are stuffed
with decent feed and called corn fed
hogs. The germs of disease, however.
have been planted previous TO this
tinse, and the unfortunate "scavGnger"
goes 70 the block or packing house. In
some instances. In Q diseased c0ndl-
ton, caused by unwhOlsosne food /.
nasty pens, and other Questionable
features which are the result Of Q sye-
tenn of almost criminal neglect.
TO insure wholesome pork, cleanli-
ness and good, wholesome food are
necessary. and the apparent careless
ness on the part OF some men In pre-
pairing swine for the market IL, to say
the least, highly censurable. Pigs.
from the time they are weaned, should
be afforded clean quarters, succulent
green food as well as something more
substantial, and that is better than
the refuse of an obnoxious swill pail.
The breeder and feeder who conducts
his business upon this principal, is the
man who secures the best prices, and
makes for himself n deserved reputa-
ton as q sensible and skillful swine
raiser. Prairie Farmer
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Nothing Short Of Unmistaknble
Benefits

Conferred upon tens Of thousands OF
sufferers could originate and maintain
the reputation which Ayers SARsA-
PARIILA enjoys. 1t Is compound of
the best vegetable Alternatives, with the
lotidcs OF Potassium aud Iron, ALI
powerful, matchmaking, blood-cieansing
and DEMONSTRATING and Is the most
cnectual Of all remedies for scroftl-
lous, mercurial. or blood disorders.
Uniformly successful and certain, Il
produces rapid and complete cures of
Scroflla, Sores, Boils, Humors, Pim-
pies, Eruptions, Skin Diseases and all
disorders arising from impurity OF the
blood by its invigorating EFFECTS q
always relieves and offea cures Liver
Complaints, Female Weaknesses and
Irregularities, and is q potent reuewer
OF waning vitality. For purifying the
blood II has no equal. 1t tones MP the
system, restores and preserves the
health. and iinparts vigor and energy.
For forty years 1t has been In extensive
use. and is to-day the most available
medicine for the suffering sick.
For sale BY all druggists.
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westh Ksevins. ce0psistng the hhessy ssA nys-
tsy Il everything In eoaosn uee. Cssssss Ass1-
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~ healthy. II gives all the news
Iis home department is fGil Of choicr
literature. Farming interest. receive rpc
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lsendently Of politics AMI Affairs. During
the year il gives over 900 pages OF illustra-
lions, embracing every variety Of subject.
from the choicest art production TO the
eustoma manners and noteworthy incidents
and everyday scenes Of every people; and
Cartoons upon events, men and measures.
Try il q year. subscription price 50 so year.
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Club with
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Tnot, iif, i sweeping by 60 and
\ dare before you die. soIIis thins,
u1O ] mighty snl Sublime leave Behind
10 conquer time. sssi a week IN your to~n.
s. outf, fee. 20 rssk. Everything neW. Capital
not required. We vii furnish You everything.
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make - much
as mrr. aud t-,ys 4 girl make .r,ni pay. iesi-
~r, II you want business .; xhish yoH can make
great all the time write isr part .iiar, t. u
tIALLETT 4 60, Portland. aine.
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ss.s :. 1ss: i: .s'i &c: '''
90 Ann Apple Tree ~ to feet . PER -
5000 F::fs 4 Ts: M s I ss' i is
IN NM Catalpa 70 10 inches, 81 Per l0a a
0VlUVU per loa Cstaipa 10 10 Is inehsA
H.0 per IL, SO per leo. Alss . full stock q
Vines asa rlants. Sod Ter price lisk i
ysv vLl5 Iu,ss !nlh, II IlSsaIl

A70A week meAe n hsne ~ The isassiri-
tous. Best bnssness nov belSfs the pab-
VI Alie. Capital not needed. We viii start
yoa. Men, vemen. boys and girls wsnsed every.
where 10 WORT for ~ Now n the time fca
can work In spare time. or give your whole time
70 the baaiue8- Ne other business will pay you
nearly = vel- no 80 can I'll - nzake e9eg0oas
~. 6y eaeagins = sees Cssely oas1A an tos1s
he. 1e0s9 - fast essilL, aea hososshay.
AAare0 nm . O. A9laesA. AaleA.
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Respectfully yours, Pm. GRANGER.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

ON HUMAN FLESH acetaine repeated trials be
best u:d seated pain Of Standing short
amene some afraid on human nes simple became
for MAN and know Experience that SPAWN
wonderful humnn flesh and does blister make and
be
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n J. Ks1sAia. =. D-Dsas0r-fSe psrsIculss
Us . maliSpaBe sskls spsass a. stxts>n sssths
aandieg. ] ~ tsio1 1any thinU - In vsis.
Your xes1alfs SPAWN csrs pat The fuss 70 TIE
: ssaa1I DnjeSsa. Hoe fsniIy Hniassn n IL e1ssis
snythi4g ve ever uDsd.
fssSsr 4. Z. CssssA, P.sssas Mn, y. r.
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n. ,. RExpAtL q Co>-senfs-I viii - - ~
sssai~ssy in lavss Of ysss valsshss lssfnsss Kss-
aairs ssasis Care. In he sssins 81 isss sl.pssa
on the ice asd sprsissd ny rishs Hnb ~ ~ kDss
toirt ~ vosy isDs sd - siDo 01bsn1 -
mast eserusiasing paia- I sore . haodauD - 10
hr over year. and ssi-d ss.s ssesyskisS y -
reaeh, hns esa}d &sd ssshtng shas vsan ~ -
permanent sshsf->p hen osssvetssa , Vssn
think shoud be . eripFts fss NE !; - ksvin9
sosae ~ Keoda1fs spas.n csre sAeuGh uouao ~
A. ussd ens-lhIsa Of hoesse snd expssiu1ss1
froati-i - aHee- feel ysU srstefsi - - -
veah rees0a<s1 ksndsirs srsvin csrs - II -
GoS vish spsaiss ana sheuIaAia.
fonrs truly, MRS. j. BOr7RlL-
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|KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE


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DR. b y. KRNDALL CO
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some af-
lection Of the kidney or neighbOr
organs. At times, ,symptDns Of indi-
gestions are present, as fiatulency, I'M
easiness Of the stomach, etc, A
moisture. like Precipitation, producing
a very disagreeable itching, particu-
larly after getting warm in bed, is
very common attendant Internal,
External and Itching Piles yield at
once to the application of DR.. Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
Tumor, allaying the intense itching,
and efiecting - permanent cure where
all other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the sys-
tenn produces Disability, but try it and
be cured. Price 80 cents. Ask your
Druggist for it, and when you cannot
obtain il of him, we will send it, pre-
paid, on receipt of price. Address
The DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co,
Pique, Ohio Sold by Oscar Seitz.
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webstrr's Dictionary Is the br-t. Every family
-houli have y copy. Allison's wehst-r- Die'ic
AIRY. containing 300 Illustrations 80 "a roris
sni phrases Complementary defined useful isris
aud tables. foreign words aud phrases pronoan-
cling vocabulary of scripture and proper names.
list cf NEUROLOGICAL aud classical naries United
states FIR l-, aud many other iul tables
Postpaid for only ~ cents. Address L. Florence
4 Co. Y. q. bpx $50. south fend Ind
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ConsumptiOn.

1t is said that $1,000 people die an
nually in the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
of the country one death in every
three is from Consumption. This can
he and should be avoided; our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough or cold, and other symptoms of
throat and lung affections that lead to
this disease. You should arrest it
while it is in the germ. Two or three
doses of DIR. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. 1. does not dry up a
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
IL, but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegm and morbid matter that accu-
mulates in the throat and lungs. IL
allays all irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct. Sold by
Oscar Seitz.
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Allic rp.op'c are always On tie lst1lat;
VIM. Tor chances ., IN. reass their earn
w ~ k,ine-. AMI Ia IiInc bse.ui. wealthy
those " no 10 uai iinpruve ihciF o,,purturt re-
main IN poverty. We ufsr grra, chan-r &,
make money. We want many m.n. xuin n. boys
aud girls work for right 10 their own lneali
Ties Any one tan do the work properly fruin the
first start. The bu.in.ss will pay lsor- than ten
times ordinary wages. Expensive oui 1T ifrnisira
free. No one who 81 q ;es fails 30 make nlrnsy
rapidly. You can dcvos. ycnr whole time 10 the
xork or oniy your spzfc moments rnii info'iuN-
ton and ali that Is nr-'isd sent free, address
srIS.oS q Co, Portland, Maine.
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From COL. l.. 7. FOSTER.

youngstown. Ohio, May lVh. fs-D
DE-. u. J. kgsDALI q Col had a very va!uA-
bisiisrsbi-trban colt which priyei very highly
be bad large bon. SPAWN on isint, snl a
smaller on. On the o;uer, shi-h made him vety
lame. ] had him under the eiiasg- OF two yetsr-
inafy Surgeons. Who failed Ia cure him I Was
one day rraiing the advertisement Of krSDArI's
SPAWN cugk In the Chicago Esprs<s, I determined
at once to try H. and got druggists here Ia send
tor it-they entered three bottles. I took 'hom
ali ami thought s0aid give IL n thorough trial
used u according 10 directions and Ivy The fourth
day iiss colt ceased 9. h. hnie. and the humps hsi
entircl, Ji-arpssrd ] uss-i but one bottle and
the colts limbs free FROM lunsps and as
smooth a. any horse In the state. lie = entirely
cured. The cure Was rrfnark table that let two
OF my n.ighbofs have the remaining two bottles
Who are nov using u. Very Respectfully.
L. T. FOSTER.
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WANTED AGENTS |!

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nd iasDoDo0oY
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Middletown transcript., 1883-12-14

T IST OF PERSONS LICENSED to retail
IL Goods, Wares and Merchandise, and
other property of whatsoever kind, Manufac-
turers of all kind, persons licensed to sell In
toxica,ing Liquors, Tavern Keepers, Eating
Houses, Life Insurance, Fire Insurance, Vend-
ing Goods by Sample, Real Estate Agents,
Brokers, private Bankers, Auctioneers, Pho
tographers, Conveyancers Doctors, Dentists,
Lawyers, StaIlions, Circuses and Peddlers,
from the first day of April, 1888, TO the first
day of October, 1883, with the sum by them
respectively paid for each license to the Clerk
of the Peace of New Castle county for the use
of the State of Delaware
Middletown transcript., 1883-12-14

McClary, VI 5 90 McClary, W J
Messenger, T H H 90 tax, 46 90
McElven, Jas 5 90
Schaefer, John 90 Simmons, VS. 8 90
W.
Wood, William and q L 90
N nn,rr c,nonn NJ Z, 4 AM n
Middletown transcript., 1883-12-14
4itense 4ist.

4 IST OF PERSONS LICENSED to retail
L. Goods, Wares and Merchandise and other
property of whatsoever kind, manufacturers
of all kind persons licensed TO sell Intoxicat-
ing Liquors, Tavern Keepers, Eating Houses,
Life Insurance, Fire Insurance, Vending
Goods by Sample, Real Estate Agents, Bro
kers, Private Bankers, Auctioneers Photo
graphers, Lawyers. Conveyancers, Doctors,
Dentists, Stations, Circuses and Peddlers from
the first day of October, 1882, to the first day
of April, 1888, with the sum by them res
pectively paid for each license to the Clerk Of
the Peace of New Castle county for the use Of
the State of Delaware
Daily Republican., 1883-09-10
Train Collisions.

A collision occurred on Saturday on
the Western Maryland Railroad, :;
miles from Baltimore, between a loco
motive and an excursion train. Both
engines crashed into each other and
became so tightly wedgnd that they
had not been separated late on Satur
day night. None Of the eXcursionists
were injured but tagnan named Sim
mons, who was on one of the engines
was killed, James McCuhbin and
Edward .Iewett, engineers were terri
bly, Scaded by escaping.
Two sections OF freight train on the
Denver, South Park and Pacific Rail-
roal met with = iIaSter on a steep grade
1T keno,ia, Colorado, on Friday last.
The lirst section, GA getting to the base
Of the incline, ran into a construction
train, iniuring four men. rhr engine
of the second section lrlt the track near
the top of the incline" aui eight cars
back of it were tcIescow.d down an EN-
bankment +. 5. Fisher, engineer ;
Edward Lake, brakeman, and G. f..
Livingston, conductor, wee probably
fatally injured.
a passenger train ON III" Eichnond
and Petersburg Railroad, i'll Virginia,
was thrown from thetrac near Drury's
Bluff yesterday afternoon by he break.
ing of an axle. The passengtr Rs received
no injury beyond u severe shaking up
A passenger train Oh the Washington,
Ohio and Western Railroad was thrown
from the track near Herndon, Virginia,
yesterday morning Sandy Beard, The
fireman, had an arm and leg broken.
No other person was injured.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-10

The Registrar reports that during the
past week there were forty five births,
nine marriages, and twenty-one death
in this city. The causes of death were
as follows:
Consumption, 3; general debility, > ;
pneumonia, 2; typhoid fever, ?;
chronic Bright's disease, congestion of
brain, convusions, cerebral congestion,
cholera infantum, dropsy, diphtheria,
paralysis, peritonitis, accident, small
pox and whooping cough, | each.
There was one body brought to this
city for interment and one sent away.
During the corresponding week of last
year there were nineteen deaths re-
pOrted
Daily Republican., 1883-09-10
..These Sayings or Mine

Mathew l1th, 2Oth and 2lst 1.-The
X Kingdom OF God cometh not with OBJ
servatou. Neither Shallthcy say: Lo
here or, 10 there for, behold, the
Kingdom pf God is within you.' Ac-
cording TO this definition the Kingdom
of God is "A principle within. 1t is not
something dependent upon extraordi-
nary ANA supernatural efforts for lis
existence, bat it is 4 principle within,
inna," AMI natural. 1t is the distin-
gushing feature between the animal
and the human; without it no human
being could exist.
If this he the true meaning Of the
above quotation, would it not be better
to force il home upon the mind of the
hearer 50 that We could understand Ollr
true responsibility to God. Should we
not BE- shown clearly that we are free
agents, and therefore PERSONAL y account
able for whateye: ABILITY We may pos
seas. Whatever our talents may be,
that to that degree we must be made to
understand We are accountable. IT is
not for something that we are not, or
have not, that the great Judge will ex-
pect us to give an account, but for what
we are. Mark 4th, 3Oth and 3lSt !:
" Whereunto shall we liken the King
dom of God? alt is like n grain Of
mustard seed" Mathew 18th, SD and
44tll: "The Kingdom of Heaven is
like unto leaven." "The Kingdom Of
Heaven is like unto treasures hid in a
field the which when man hath
found, he hldeth.
1t is our privilege to find this King
dom of Heaven that is within, if W.
desire to do so. Luke 18th, 57th "Yea,
and why even of yourselves judge ye
not what is right" 1t must be evident
to the reasoning and rejecting mind
rhat the foundation principle Of the
kiugdOw rf Heaven must be innate in
the humaa It must be upon this germ
that we must commence 10 build. 1t is
not on something that we are not, but
that which we are, that becometh tree.
1t is the preceding trnition that trans
mlts from a,;e more perfect germ for
a greater and purer fruition. This law
is not less true in the moral and spirit
ual than in the physical. These are the
conclusions arrived at by the perusal of
"These Sayings of Mine" W.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-10
BASE BALL.
A mother Defeat for the 4utrkstep
The late r.Gf .-!e Race.

The Qnickstep played another game
with bad defeat. Henry aud St,
Lawrence we're the battery, but it is
stated that they received poor support,
which accounts for the disastrous de-
feat. The Harrisburg made l6 hits and
fivc errors, while the Quickstep male
8 hits and errors. The score was
Quickstep % . o 0 o o . l. I
Harrisburg 8 0 | 3 0 0 0 ia
The Ottawa defeated the Smith Dudes
on Saturday by score Of "a To 20.
The Norma Social nine defeated the
Rosebud by u score OF 56 to 10 and also
the Sawden Senate by score OF TO :,
The Fleetfoo. defeated picked nine
on Saturday by score of22 to I.
On Saturday the Athletics and Co.
lumbus met in Philadelphia to play a
game. In the second in
ming Umpire Walsh was knocked sense
less by a foul ball and the game was
then continued as an exhibition contest,
resulting in victory for the Columbus
by score of ! to-.
O'BrieD, late of the Quickstep, has
received a telegram from the manager
Of the Trenton club to be in that city
this afternoon. 1t is understood that he
has accepted aud will play with the
.eam this afternoon.
SATURDAYS GAMES.
At Boston, 4 Providence, -
AT Observation-Disclosures, 6;
New York, Ii.
At Buffalo-Buifalo, l3; Cleveland, :.
At Chicago-Chicago, II; Detroit, \.
At Chester-H Houston, Q; Ross, 10.
At Trenton Trenton, IA; Anthracite,
:.
At Readiug-Active, 9; Brooklyn, \.
At Columbus, Ohio, Sunday-Colum-
bus, 3; Athletic, 10.
In the ra 70 for the Inter State Cham
pionship the Brooklyn still! leads,
closely pressed by the Harrisburg and
Actives. The record up to Saturday is
Daily Republican., 1883-09-10
Paving For HIS whistle.

Not many years ago, when lofty
building was on the point OF completion,
the mason was in the habit of whist.
ling to the laborer who attended him
whenever he wanted fresh Supply OF
mortar, and as the scaflod on which hr
wrought was rather small, this CcCnred
very often during the days job. Ajuin-
rr, who was fitting in window I'M.
mediately underneath, noticed Pat an
swer dutitully to every call from the
mason, and thought of playing a trick
on him by initiating the whistle, and
thus he brought him hodful Of mortar
when there was no room for it. The
mason told Pat that he had not whisted, ,
so he had no other alternative ttan to
trudge back with the load. This having
occurred the third time during the day,
Pat thought he would watch to hear
where the whistle came from. He had
not watched long with hod on his shoul-
der when he heard the idrntica whistle
underneath where he $ ood, and leaning
over, he saw the head of the joiner pro.
truding out of the window Immediately
below. Pat, without more ado, emptied
the hod right over the whistler's head.
The joiner yelled and sputtered while
to clear himself from the adj.
heSive mass, and, in the midst If his
heard Pat above shouting at
the top of his voice." Whistle whel yon
want some more mortar.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-10
A (s,,Od Suggestion.

The Deiawareau suggests the follow
ing, which, to the minds of many,
would be novel sight as well as bene-
fetal to horse flesh
" At the fairs annually given in this
State, racing horses are given good
premiums for speed. 1t would be II
good thing if a premium was offered
for fast walkers, and thus get those
who are raising hor."s to try and i'm
prove them in that g2,' us well as trot-
ting A fast walking horse is as nice
to look at as u raGe..
Daily Republican., 1883-09-10

The large tobacco house Of Hamilton,
Graham, situated near kennett Square,
Pa, was destroyed by ire on Saturday
night with a quantity of tobacco, caus-
ing loss of $1,000. As there had been
no fire used about the place, it IL in
ferred that an incendary had visited
the place and applied the match.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-10
First, Second and Third,

Personal exertion is the first, the sec
ond and the third virtue, Nothing great
or excellent can be acquired without it..
A good name will not come without be-
ing sought. All the virtues of which it
is composed are the result of untiring
application and Industry. Nothing can
be more fatal to Othrattainment Ofa good
character han confidence in external
advantages. These, if not seconded by
your own endcavors, will drop You mid
way, or perhaps you will not have
started when the dillgcnt traveller win
have run the race.