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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29
Legal Notices.
John +. conroy. Attorney. TOu,on,o~n, Md.

John +. Conrey, Attorney, ToWsontown, Md.
IxTM. NJ. BAKER AND EMILY =. BAKER,
w ADMINISTRATORS. &c., vs.. PHOEBE
N. 0'DELL EFT Ala The 0vphons' Court cf
Baifiaorc eoHafy.
Ordered by the 0rphans Court Of Baltimore
county, this 9Th day Of September. 1853. that the
sale made and reported By William ". Baker,
Trustee, for the sale Of the property mentioned
aud dccrccd TO be sold In these proceedings, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contra
~ thereof be shown,
on J.Jore Ms SEA day IF October. 1883,
provided a copy Of this order be inserted in some
Newspaper printed in Baltimore county, once In
each Of three successive weeks before the sth day
Of October, 1883.
The report states the amount Of sales 20 be $685.
JOSHUA =. COcKEY,)
JOIN ,ess, 1oNTkuM, Judges.
True cOPy-Test:
THOMAS PHILPOT,
Sept. SIT. Register Of Wills.
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HtuNH DfSVFEtt.
At SAMUEL M0oRE'S, ST. JAMES.
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Twelfth nisfricf

Fir., Preeinct- MIcIIAELADAMs'T TAVERN,
NEAR CANTON.
Second Precinct-wALTERs TAVERN, AT
FORKS OF MIDDLE RIVER AND BACK
RIVER ROADS.
Third Precinc, TAVERN,
GAKDENvILLE.
Fourth Precinct-sMITli'S, PUTTY HILL.
Filth Precinet-AUGUST CLUES BELAIR
ROAD.
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First Prceinc,-wRIGnT's TAVERN, HAR.
FORD ROAD.
Second Precinct WILLIAM BLAcHIsTON'S,
RiDGELl'S FORCES, PlIILA. ROAD.
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For the purpo,e Of clecting
One person for Governor Of the State Of Mary.
land.
One person for Comptroller Of the Treasury Of
the State Of Maryland.
One person for Attorney General Of the State Of
Maryland.
One person for Senator from baltimore county
In the General Assembly Of Maryland.
Six persons for members Of the House Of Dele
gates. from Baltimore county, for the General As
sembiy Of Maryland.
one person for States Attorney Of Baltimore
county.
One person for Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
One person for Treasurer and Collector Of Taxes
Of Baltimore county.
Three persons for County Commissioners Of
Baltimore county.
Three persons for Judges of the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore county.
One Per'on for County Surveyor Of Baltimore
county.
Ec-The polls will be opened at : o'clock A. II.
and closed nj g o'clock I. N.
ea-Th Returning Judges are required and
directed to make their return on the second day,
Thursday following the election, 60 the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
RICHARD G. TRACEY.
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
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DOR SALE OR LEASE
l. AT a BARGAIN.

Sept. I5.-t,.
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Fir, Precine,-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI $.
SAMPSON.
Second Precinet-PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, wISEBURG.
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A TEN-AcRE LOT OF GROUND, on -
the Beiair road, about miles from the city
Of baltimore and Immediately in front Of Saint
Joseph's church. This lot lies very high and would
make beautiful building site. commanding a
view Of the surrounding country. II has also a
Kind soil under but l. now set In grass
Will be sold or leased cheap on easy terms. Write
or apply to CHARLES c. RHODES.
4? ST. Paul street, Baltimore, Nd.
Juiv --tf
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For House of Delegates.

For House of Delegates,
CHARLES +. FUSTING, Ist District,
FRANCIS SANDERSON, I'D District,
JOHN +. GORE, 4th District,
JAMES +. LEE, 9th District,
NICHOLAS ii. PARKER, 10th Dist.
BENJAMIN +. TAYLOR, nth Dist.
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o'Donovan Rossa's opinion.

VIZ F"FN VF"PHle.
O'ponOvan Rosa, speaking Of the Great tier-
man Remedy 20 friend, said: "Mrs. Rosa has
been cured Of very severe attack Of neuralgia BY
81. Jacobs Oil, she will gladly tell you, II YOU
call at my residence, $40 Bushwick avenue, Brook.
Ign, n. Y"
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e. SCOTT PAYNE g. BRO.
1875 g 8 ..,N N. Gay st. 1876
Snedley House,
TOwSONTOwN, MD.
This Old and Popular Summer Resort
Now 0rES ron THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS.

The undersigned, having pur- 1GzkI<e&
chased the above well known ifr1stA
Hotel, Is now engaged in i'm
proving and thoroughly renovating IL Tor the ac-
commodaiion OF TRANSIENT & PERMANENT
B0ARDERS.
In times past "The Smeilcy' wa. known rs
tavorite summer resort, and the present proprietor
hopes 10 be able to restore Il To- It's for
mcr popularity. Its easy access TO the city, by
means Of the Maryian Central Railroad, 1.-THE sta
ton Of which l. within three minutes walk Of the
Hotel,) renders il one of the most accessible aud
pleasant resorts within one hours ride ofthc centre
Of the city. Comfortable and ai:y rooms, first
class table. beautiful walks and drives. Churches
Of all denominations within Eve minutes walk.
zc-M Meals served at all hours at shortest notice.
The bar Is supplied with the finest brands Of
Liquors and choicest Native and Imported Wines.
Brown Stouts. Bass Ale, Ginger Ale, etc. Also.
finest brands Of Imported and Domestic Cigars.
Ample stabling and shedding connected with
the Hotel, and guests having horses can have
them cared for at reasonable rates.
cc-for terms and further information addrcs.
or call on l.. II. URBAN, Proprietor,
July 2l.--u. Towsont0wn, Nd.
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e0-The Democratic Executive Committee met
In TOwsOntOwn, Wednesday, September 26,b, and
made arrangements for the campaign. John II.
Fowler, Esq, was made chairman, DR.. Jackson
Piper, secretary, and VIM. Pole, Esq., treasurer.
Meetings were appointed for each district, and a
financial committee appointed, and the work for
the campaign laid out. Among other things. and
most significant, was the endorsement Of the Wood.
berry Hers as . campaign paper.
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Sent. 29.-,e.
TOR SALE.

A FRESH ALDERNEY COW. regis ffSE
tered. She will make from ten 10 tweivef3.-
pounds Of butter per week.
Applyto THOMAS PIERCE,
Dulany's Valley r. o., baltimore county. Nd.
Sept. l5.-2t.
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- HIGHLY VALUABLE PROPERTY ssys<
Ia IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
On MADISON AVENUE EXTENDED, CLoSf
TO DRUID HILL PARK.
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oSr. TO- IL, IL AND 10, 1883.
Sale and Exhibition Of Thoroughbred Stock and
Farm Machinery. S,eeple, Hurdle. Running and
Trotting Races. GRAND NIGHT EXHIBITION
Ancient and Modern Methods Of Illumination
Power and Speed. Introducing Electric Lights
Chariot Races. aud Trials OF Speed, Power and
Utility Of Traction Engines.
PA. WILMER, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

on FIRST M0RTGAGE-Money 10 Loan Il
two amounts, $500 each two ofsi. 500 and g., 00e
$. PARKER BOsLEY,
TeSson, o. s. Saratoga street, Baltimore.
Aug. 1T
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Eighth, nisf.i.s
Ninth District.

FiTst Pfecinct-COCkEYSVIL
Second Precinct-C. o. Jockeys TEN. MIL Il
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
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WHO THE CANDIDATES ARE.

The ticket nominated by the Republican eoun-
~ convention on Monday Il, In all respects, =
good one. All the candidates are men fully eompe-
tent 10 discharge the duties Of the ofiees for
which they have been nominated, and this Is what
the people, irrespective Of party. want.
JAMES W. HUGHLETT,
The nominee for County Treasurer, 10 q resident
OF the I'd district and for ten twelve years past
has been book.keeper for the weil-known man
ufaeturing firm Of W. =. Hooper A Sons, at Wood.
berry. lie was raised by the lamented Col. John
W. Wilson, Of this county, and served In his regi.
ment 1.-The gallant First Maryiand) during the war
Of the rebellion. lie was brave soldier and was
seriously wounded at the battle Of Front Royal
and subsequently, In other engagements. lie 10
highly respected by all who know him and is es.
pecially popular at his own home, where he will
receive an almost solid vote.
REUBEN GLADFELTER,
The nominee for Sheriff, IL q native Of baltimore
county and was born ut woodberry. lie Is about
81 years Of age and Is one Of our best citizens
and an excellent business man. For years he was
one Of the bosses In the extensive mills Of the
Messrs. Hooper. but for the last two or three
years he has resided at Warren, in the sth dis.
trict, where he aeceptably ellis the responsible po
sitiOn Of superintendent Of the large cotton fac.
tory a, that place. lie Is every way qualified to
discharge the duties Of sheriff, and his election
would be n credit to the county.
BENJAMIN =. CROFT,
GEORGE J. ROCHE,
GOTLEIB STENGLE,
Are the nominees for County Commissioners. Mr.
Croft Is a resident Of the 9Th district and owns
the extensive Touring mill at 0wings' Mills, W.
NJ. II. II. lie Is also largely engaged In the az.
rieutural implement business and 10 regarded as
q shrewd, active business man. lie has nm ex.
tsn'ive acquaintance throughout the county and
Is very popular. Mr.. Roche resides at waveriy,
In the Belt, and is largely engaged In Baltimore
in the house and sign painting business. lie Is .
highly respected citizen aud very successful
business man. lie has before been a candidate
for the same Office and pollcd very large vote.
especially at his own home where he Is 50 favor.
ably known. Mr.. stcnglc resides in the 18th
district where he Is extensively engaged In farm.
ing and trucking. lie ~ one Of our very best
citizens and deservediy popular.
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Political.
Special Notice,
MIR. DURHAM's GREAT
WI WHEAT YIELD
81 BUSHELS AND 81 POUNDS PER ACRE
By WEIGHT.

coorrowS, HARFoRD County, Mn,
August 18th. 1883.
Ma. JNo. j. ALEXANDER Dear Sir FL used
the ten tons Diamond State Super. Phosphate,
bought Of you last fall, on wheat and rye. have
ihreshcd my wheat and my average IL twenty. i've
bushels per acre. About one halt my crop (wheat)
was sown on corn ground. I thrcshed 5l2 bush.
els, as measured from the machine from six acres
Yours truly, WV. A. Drnn.H.
Aug. 2j.-tf
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John !. Yellott. George w. Rayner, II.
Webster crowl, Attorneys.
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Eleventh District

First Precinet-SLADE'S TAVERN.
Second Precinct-LYNcII'S 10. MILE HOUSE
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For Judges Of the Orphans Court,
LUTHER TIMANUS, I'D District,
CHAS. w. ANDERSON, 10th District,
WILLIAM FOSTER, 9TH District.
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DD-The Denoer~sie Advocate, Of wes,minsssr,
hopes every Democrat will read "ths speech Of
Hon. Robert MsCIans." Have the Democrats two
candidates for GoveFnorf
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LINE!
7 IsfEl
LIME!

Having increased facilities for burning Lime,
We take this method Of informing the people Of
baltimore and Hartford counties that We are now
prepared TO furnish BUILDING, wHITEwAsH
aud AGRICULTURAL LINE. which We oter Al
reasonable rates. Our stone being Of a superior
quality We guarantee satisfaction. Kilns at Loeb
Raven. SIiANKLIN & JENIFER,
Postofiee-Towson or Cub Hill,
Junc2, S3y. Baltimore county, Nd.
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Thirteenth District.
AT JOSEPH HELLMAN's, ST. DENNIS.

Thirteenth District.
AT JOSEPH HELLMAN'>, ST. DENNIS.
Jos. 7. SrEINACKER.
Register 1st District.
CHARLES +. RODGERS,
Register 81 District.
GEORGE II. ELDER.
Register ID District.
WILLIAM l.. SiiRIvER,
Register 18th District.
FRANK r. BOSOM,
Register 9Th District.
MELCIlOIR HOSlIALL.
Register 9th District.
CHARLES l.. ALMoNY.
Register 9Th District.
ZEpliANIAif P0TEET,
Register sth District.
CHARLES u. MANN. SR.,
Register 9th District.
THOMAS BOND.
Register 10th District.
EDWIN A. GORSuCi.
Register llth District.
THOMAS u. TODD.
Register 18th District.
T. u. HALL.
Sept. 22.--,i. Register 18th District.
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Thirteen Ia District

fir., Precinc,-wM. CLIPPERS, ANNAPo.
LIS ROAD.
Second Precinct-J0sEPn nELMAN's, ST.
DENNIS.
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Nevenili District

sixth District.
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OK MILE HOUSE,

This will inform my friends 80 fEf&
and the public generally that - i<rrrEk
have taken the Six Mile House,
Hartford road, for the past twelve year, 80 success
fully conducted by Robert A. Whiteford. I have
also purchased Of him all Of his old stock of whis-
kies. including his favori,e brand, "Monticeiio."
And purpose to leave nothing undone TO main
tain the good reputation Of this old established
house. Respectfully, BENZ. ". ADY.
June tin.
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New Advertisements.
TOR RENT.

DOR RENT. =n
FARM OF ABOUT II5 ACRES, situate on
Dnlany's Valley tarnpikc, about > miles from Tow.
soniown. All necessary buildings and convent.
enees. Apply to BROOKS & GEORGE,
81 :. Gay Street. Baltimore.
Sept. 29.--,E or 10 THIS OFFICE.
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General Election, 1883.
Notice IL hereby given to the qualified voters of
baltimore county that m election will be held in
the several Precincts and Election Districts of Bal
timoTo county,
U" he hrsi Tas.f"y after ne 6r.t M.Hsi,y 81 No.
r.nbsT. iSS3. - Leiny ne GtL day Of .pii n.aniL.
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES. VIZ:
First District.
First Precinct-FAiRNIEw INN. FHEbEE
lex TURNPIKE.
Second Preeiact--NEwBUEG HALL. CA.
louisville.
Third Preeinct-AT JOSEPH MERKLE's.
second District.
RANDALLsTOwN.
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For Treasurer and Collector,
JAMES W. HUGHLET'r, sd District.
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For County Commissioners,
BENJAMIN +. CROFT, 4th District,
GEORGE J. ROCHE, 9th District,
GOTLEIB STENGLE, Isth District.
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pesTPONED TRUSTEES, SAIL

Milton w. Offutt and William s. Keech,
Attorneys, Towsontown.
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Arthur w. Machon and George White
lock, Solicitors.
EXECUTORS SALE

VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE LAND. AT PARK.
- TON STATION, ON THE n.
G8 NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD 80
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, Mn.
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Third District.

Third District.
First cinct-MORLiNG'S.
Second pFceinct-AT LEWIS WATERS. AR
LiNGToN.
Third Prccinct-RrNNING PUMP. NINE
MILE HOUSE.
Fourth Prccinc;-AT MRS. GOoDMAN's.
CLIFTON.
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TRUSTEES SALr

HIGHLY VALUABLE
IL PROPERTY FOR SALE
ADJOINING DRUID HILL PARK.
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Republican Ticket.


STATE TICKET.
For Goyernor,
HART b. HOLTON,
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.
For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
WASHINGTON A. SMITH,
OF DORCHESTER COUNTY.
For Attorney General,
X. STOCKETT MATHEWS,
or BALTIMORE CITY.
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MONEY TO LOAN Az rouro,or

ONE SUN OF $4,000, TWO SUMS OF
si,eeo each, and one sum Of 5000, for from two 10
Eve years, at per cent. Apply 20
n. W. 0FFUTT,
Attorney, 4e., Towsontown, Nd.
AuR 25-tf
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EAaIon-zaeslar, Meaem6ey 6, 1885,.
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n,.,.,F Fourth District.
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,,,,,,.r. Firth District.
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ETvALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on -.
.G LEXINGTON STREET EX. 49,
TENDED, IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
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Miscellaneous.
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
IN IN
Baltimore County, for the Year
1853.
OCTOBER sITTING.

1853.
OCTOBER SITTING.
Notice Is hereby given. pursuant to law, BY tho
undersigned. Officers of Registration for the differ.
ent Election Districts Of baltimore county, that
they will cit ON
MoHioy aud Tas.day. OeioL,r 1T asd 81,
from A. ". TO y. NJ.
Attic following places in their respective districts,
for the purpose Of aseer;aining and registering all
persons qualified TO vote:
First District.
AT GEO. DIETRIcH's, NEwBERG HALL,
cAToNsvILLE.
second District.
At CHARLES 2. RODGERS, OLD COURT
ROAD.
Third District.
AT FowNER's, EMILE HOUSE. REIsTERs.
TOWN ROAD.
Fourth. District.
At WILLIAM l.. SIIRIvER'S STORE,
REIsTERsTowN.
Fifth District.
At WHITE HOUSE, JAcKS0N's STORE.
sixth District.
AT +. l.. MIRRIKEN's STORE, MIDDLE.
TOWN.
seventh District.
AT PRICES HOTEL. PARxToN.
Eighth District.
AT cIIAs. o. COCK EY'S, iO.MILE HOUSE,
YORK ROAD.
Ninth District.
AT RITTER's HOTEL, GovANSTOwN.
Tenth District.
At SAMUEL MOoRE's, ST. JAMES.
Eleventh District.
At ". o. u. wRIGHT's, HARTFORD PIKE.
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Eighth District.
Mini, nisfrfcf

AT cIiAs. o. COCK EY's, io.MILE HOUSE
YORK ROAD.
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Continued from last lCeek.)
How Watch Gases are MADE.

A plate of SOLID GOLD IA 2-10 karats
fine is soldered on each side of a plate Of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts of the cases-backs, centers, bezels, etc.
are cut and shaped by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough to admit of all
kinds of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. The composition metal gives it
needed strength, stiffness and sOtidity, while
the ,critten guarantee of the manufacturers
,calTanting each case to wear tt0easty years
proves that it contains oil the gold that
can possibly be needed. This guarantee
is given from actual results, as maay of
these cases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years of use without wearing through
the gold. DUBUQUE. IA. Dec. H. 1889.
have used one of your James Boss God Watch
Cases for seventeen years. bought it secondhand
and know of its having been used before I got It,
but do not know how long. 1t looks good for ten
years longer. Did not suspect it was filed case
until so informed by jeweler sh ut time since:
1 most cheerfully recommend your c@ses 20 be all
they are represented to be, and more
O. McCRANEy, Dep. Col. Int Rer. 81 Dis. io'sa.
Send cent stamp to Keystone Watch Case Fa"tcrr. Fa
dephia Pa Illustrated applet having hoE
James Boss and keystone Watch Cases are made.
ITO be COnti7uedl
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Agrifnltnral department.
STUDY YOUR FARM

There is too much farming done at
random. Failure frequently pursues
a man through life for want of a
clear and determined conception of
the object that he ought to aim to
accomplish. A forcible writer in the
s'Library of Useful knowledge nrg-
es every farmer to consider the ma
ture of his farm; the quality, abund
ance, or the deficiency of his pastur-
age; the character of the soil; the
year when he will have plenty or a
deficiency of food, the locality of his
farm; the market to which he has
access, and the produce which can
be disposed of there with the great
est profit. These things when well
studied and decided will point him to
the breed of stock he should raise,
and the kind of grains or grasses he
should cultivate. The man of more
means and more ambitious aims may
take in more extensive views, and
look scientifically to the question of
improvement of stock. But the farm
er with limited means and less ambi-
ton, with whom we have most to do,
does not feel like running any risk,
or engaging in the least doubtful en-
terprises. Such regard their cattle
as valuable part of their yearly in
come, and that source of revenue
cannot be disturbed by interrupting
the regular routine of business. And
yet by careful study this necessary
inflow can be kept up, and the in
come of his farm greatly increased
without much enlarged expense,
while the annual outlay otherwise
now may be lessened, and labor
lightened. Rich or poor, humble OF
ambitious, he ought to study closely
what will best suit his farm, examin-
ing closely the points and qualities
of his own cattle and those of his
neighbors. If he determines dairy
ing is best for him, he must examine
the question of quantity and quality
of milk, and its value for the produc-
ton of butter and cheese; the time
that the COWS continue in milk; the
character of the breed for gentleness,
their indisposition to disease, and the
natural tendency to turn nutrlment
to milk; the ease with which she is
fattened and value as a beef when
she is given up as mixer the pro-
portion of food requisite to keep them
in full milk or to fatten when dry.
If grazing is decided to be the main
business, then consider the kind of
stock which the farm will best be
suited for, the kind of meat most in
demand at the greatest profit in his
neighborhood, the early maturity, the
quickness of fattening at any age the
quality of the meat; the parts on
which the flesh and fat are principal
ly laid, and last of all, the hardihood
and adoption to the climate and soil.
When farmer wisely settles all of
these questions, he will find he has
but little time to loiter about neigh
| boring street corners.-NoHh- Vest
e1n Farmer.