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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TIE July CEsrURr
CONTAINS:


JOHN BRIGHT twith frontispiece portrait), by
the editor OF the "Fortnightly Review" careful
estimate ofthe career Of the great Liberal leader
ACADEMICAL DEGREES: Especially Honorary
Degrees In the United States, by exPresident Theo-
dore D. Woolsey.
A GREEK PLAY AT CAMBRIDGE, with Illus
trations by Kenyon Cox.
THE KU KLUX KHAN: Its origin, growth, and
dlsoandment A remarkable paper on this myste-
nous organization.
SCENES OF HAWTHORNES ROMANCES; by
Julian hawthorne, with ten beautiful illustrations
by Harry Fenn OF ''The Wayside "'The Old Manse, I"
and "BrOOk Farm"
RECENT ARCHITECTURE IN AMERICA, by
Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer, with illustrations Of
the Metropolitan Opera House, the Newport Casino,
etc-the second OF series Of illustrated articles on
the best and most characteristic work of the new
school OF American architecture.
CRUISING AROUND CAPE BRETON, By s. G.
W. Benjamin, illustrated by Burns An interesting
travel paper on picturesque region.
THE REVERSIBLE LANDSCAPE, by Frank R
cannot be too high.'
THE STORY OF MYRA, by Julia D. Whiting. A
pathetic love-story OF New England life.
THE UNITED STATES PENSION OFFICE. by
Eugene v. Smaley.
LADY BARBERINA, by Henry James-conclu-
sion OF the new novelette,
DR. SEWER, by George W. Cable, containing
graphic descriptions OF scenes In New Orleans Just
before the breaking out OF the Rebellion.
In Topics OF the Time are editorials on the Adver-
tising Power OF a Good Name Dishonesty in Com
merce and Politics, &c; Open Letters ON Recent
American Poetry, Church Music, The Study OF Act
Ing In Paris and New York, Silk Culture at Home,
etc. Also, poems by Charles de Kay, the late Irwin
Russell, John Vance Cheney, and others. :.
Price, 35 cents; "a year. Sold everywhere.
1t The CENTURY COMPANY, New York. NY
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CONSPIRACY IN GERMANY.
Alleged Identification. I'm Amer,c.

LONDON, June 20.-A Berlin dispatch 70 the Morn
ing Post says that several important arrests were
made yesterday In connection with an incendiary
conspiracy. This conspiracy, IL Is asserted, has
qualifications IN America should Inquiry prove
from America, Immediate diplomatic action VIII
be taken 10y the German representative II WASH
ingtoQ.
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Notes from Chicago.
RAIDISG GAMBLTl

CHICAGO. June 20.-The police again raided the
same gambling houses which they pulled Wednes-
day night, but captured only thirteen inmates to-
gether with = 900 worth OF gambling Instruments
The announcement is made OF the completion OF
arrangements for series OF yearly summer night
concerts In the exposition building. Application
was made 10 Strauss, the celebrated composer td
act as conductor A cablegTam received from him
says he cannot come this year, but Will come next
year. The concerts this year Will be by members q
Thomas orchestra, under q competent leader,
Thomas being I'm Europe and Will run five weeks,
from about the middle OF July.
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A Murderous AssauIt.

Boston, June 20.-The police investigating
a somewhat mysterious case OF murderous ASSAULT
committed upon Carl A. Trundy, an agent OF the
Society for the Prevention or Vice OF this city, It
Is alleged by Trundys friends that he was struck
with a Slungsot by of the habitues OF notort-
Gus den on Portland street while prosecuting
work OF the society. Trundy's condition is critical
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VOL: 63 Ne 9.721.
LECTURES.

MEMORY, THE FOUNDATION OF ALL KNOWL-
~ ~ EDGE,Free Lecture ON Memory" by Prof. A. g.
SATURDAY EVENING. June 21st, at O'Clock. Two
hours instruction will enable to repeat so
loo words after hearing them read This will be
demonstrated on blackboard Ladies and gentlemen
invited. jel8-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-20

Gov. Hendricks has telegraphed to a friend that,
while Il greatly against nis inclination to run
would accept the nomination, II it was deemed that
the interest OF his party demands It. The demo-
Gratis In the House say that n he does accept they
viii certainly carry the state, both on state and
national issues
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niff school os Dtvfnlsv.

DENVER, Col, June 20.-Mrs. Warren, wife oe
Bishop Henry w. Warren, OF this city, has dona-
ted 900 to the Denver university for the estab-
lishment or a department OF divinity 10 be known
as the "Iff School OF Divinity" on condition tha0
Others endow a single professorsatp.
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Another Comet Di.coyered,

BOSTON, June ga dispatch received at Harvard
College observatory from Vienna announces the
discovery or comet which is al present visible In
Mo- tn America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-20

CINCINNATI. o., June 20.-The saloon keepers
association, at secret meeting last night, resolved
10 refuse the payment OF taxes under the provis-
ions OF the Scott liquor law, thus compelling suiu
In all cases.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

THE FIRST FRENCH STATION on THE CONGO.
PARIS. June 20.-Adv1ces from NJ. DeBrazza, IN
the Congo region, under date OF April 90 state thaS
the first French station on the Congo has been
opened TO trade NJ. DeBrazza has EXCHANGED
friendly visits with the officers OF the African In
teFnational association.
THE WELDON LIBEL SUIT.
LONDON, June 20.-Mr. johnson. the London cor
respondent OF the Paris Figaro, has paid fl 600
costs and damages In the Weldon libel suit.
NARROW ESCAPE.
VIENNA, June 20-The express and passenger
train between Lemberg and CZernowitz had q mar
row escape from destruction last night strong
beam was placed across the rails, but the train
jumped the obstacle safely. The night was very
dark.
THE MAHDrs METHOD.
CAIRO. June 20.-7he mahdi has again written %
the mudir OF Dongola, summoning him TO espousa
his cause IL he acquiesces IA this demand he is 20
be made the governor or the province, and Will b
allowed TO keep all the taxes for himself. II he
refuses the lieutenant OF the mahdi viii be sent 70
him, and the mudir and all belonging 70 him win
be Killed.
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Fon TH1nrY DAys Os1Y

Il OR l. HIRTY Lays ONLY
We offer the following great bareains Az we find our
stock entirely too large must SELL - we
need the money.
Our stock of Shoes and Slippers is very complete and
1t will pay you to look at stock before buying we
Ladies fine Kid S3 butt Shoes now A20o
Ladies' fine Kid $3. 50 but Shoes now 90 80
Lsd'es fns f KID nhiD% butt 1 shoes si2s q 90 SlM
Misses Shoes. all solid 100. si2s, 81. So
Children's Shoes at any price
Misses and Children spring heels from 6Oc mn
mems handsome low shoes from al up
Mems very handsome low butt. only III 50
Our mems Burts" low shoes for the balsuce Of the
season at the sxtraordnary low price Of e. and
Our line Of Ladies'. Misses and Children Slippers
must not be overlooked.
A beautiful Opera Slipper for 75c
Some elegant House Slippers ut 15c., 25c., lOc, t0c
In fact. our entire stock ut great sacriAce Call
early and secure some Of these bargans at the Reliable
hoe Stores OF a
sINsHEnlER BROa.
3e3 sos 7th and s15i n streets
T AIDES ATTENTION.
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR oooDa
MILE N. J. PRANDI
At MRS NJ asTa Z HuATs uS g. 1899 srszn
RHEA WAVES: sHINaIED BANGS
Ihese styles never need be in the hairdresseru hands
Bangs shins1ed ap2rSm
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THE NAHpI's METHOD,
Deposed from the Ministry.

Troy, n. Y, June 20.-Rey. A F. vedder, OF Sar-
atoga county, who Is now serving a term In Dame
mora prison for completely In criminal malpractice
was to-day deposcd from the ministry, and ex-
PEELED from the church after trial by the prooby.
terry OF Albany at Saratoga SpringA
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A WeeIx,s Failures.

NEW YORK, June 20-The business failures q
the past seven days throughout the country arc
reported by telegraph TO X G. Dun Co: Number
for the United States 162, and Tor Canada, e, or
total OF 205, as compared with total OF rs lase
week -
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LOgamss Record On the He0the0 ChlnOo
The democrats are looking up Senator Logan1
record on the Chinese question for use - IN o-ssQ
to Blaine's popularity on tho Pacific coast a
prominent Democrat said to-day that he had En-.
amined the record and had found that Mr. Logan
voted against the anti-chino1e b1n, and eu6oo-
quently Introduced q supplemental bin % permit
Chinese 10 cross this continent AZ liberty. serh1ks
he said, "would have had the effect Of 0umpiHR
Chinese In San Francisco and leaving them th6g0y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rV DOM P1ATT HAS CHARACTs RIsTIC
ont now ready for delivery Those who prefer
s Hal
sH ther and as our goods are a. charged at
ment before the general exodus from the CITY, usual
s 'R' season OF the SONS
" next Sundays Herald is in his best vein j2o2t
~ VISIT s: PIECES PHalARMACY.
and get reiSeshin sS sfa street s.s so%thWest ~ n
Prescriptions carefully compounded je20
rve NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN TO THOSE
a the SS o M f b
HANDY to call and get them not late than the first Of
'qly jsysst q we close business then
EP DIR. J. LEE McCOMAS WILL PRACTICE
nss., at Deer Park and oaklan CMd> this summer.
aS Or on the Pick Line Of Freedom in the South Is
III press and IN few days will be ready for delivery
her should be to sne aqeSs anS pub
3e14-lw Lock Box 80, City =. o.
Fgs s25 REWARD!
Mr.. NJ. T. Bridwel offers reward Of twenty five doll
aas for tbs s Sos s S Of
o all as mot to s Or
enforce the sS sans such psrsons Pint n ses1
6 6eef 6etss s with the 5 attached ma5kd
the Other side :a sa Sottie not to t.
soda sGs r srsd I oa side
Washington. d. C. keissued August l3 1878" Others
marked "Codd's Patent, makers. Rylands Codd
Barnesley On the other side large star with figure
No and others 81. NJ. 1. BklDWELL,
3elO-1m 351 NJ street southwest.
u COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL
=, The Colonial Beach Improvement Co. announce
that wing of their will be open for this ac
.ommodation of guests June 25 The services Of Mr. g.
". JACKSON OF Kane. Pa. as superintendent, and F. H.
RYDER OF Nantucket Mass steward andcaterer have
been secured for the Accommodations for $50
guests. Colonial Beach is the salt water the Po
tomac 6S miles from Washington and Westmorelsnd
county. Va. within few miles Of the birth place of
George Washington. There Is delightful sand beach
Of nearly two miles in extent aorinH and unex
celled bathing fishing, grabbing and boating
The hotel Is newly furnished throughout Doui e YER
andas in front and All the river stop at
the wharf
Terms: 80 day. $40 to s12 per week ss5 to go
ington Office. 1921 street. jelO-lw
F~Sp POLITICAL PICTORIAL NET BANNERS
t@ painted at ROGINSKI h LEWIS sos D street
northwest Designs and estimates cheerfully furnished
All work guaranteed and dLne in the most artistic
ner. je1O-lm
fP JAMES H. McGILI. ARCHITECT
S-S Office No 9OS g street. Prepares plans and
specifications for all classes Of buildings an supern-
teHus Their erection je,-1m
rGpo LUMBER LUMBER
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BOOKS, DC.

New Il OBLIGATIONS
AT REDUCED PRICES AT
BAUM'S
416 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
Midsummer Madness. by Mrs E. 0. Kirk
An Average Man. by Robert Grant
Eustis. by Robert A. Bot
Three Villages, by VIM d. Howells
At Day break, by Stirling
Quicksands. Translated by Mrs wistar
Princess Napraxine, by Ouiia
Also, complete Darwin and Spencer sold in sets
separately.
Our STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Il stocked with
the finest quality Of Stationery at the lowest prices
Call and examine styles aud before purchasing
elsewhere
Engraved Plate and fifty cards only o. cents
BACM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT,
jel6 4l6 9TH street northwest
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &C..

SECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE
- ALPHA CLUB to MARSHAL HALL. THURSDAY
June 26. 1884 The steamer Mary Washington will leave
6:30 sharp. returning IL p Tickets 5Oc-can be
had of the members Of the Club. Brentanos and w.
Boteler 4 Sons. je2u-6t
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NEW FOOKS.
IN Roman Singers. BY Crawford.
Rapid Rainhlirgs in trope Falkner.
Practical Essays BUN
The Giants Rob-. AIstey.
Quic ckssnds. Mrs Wisner
There Was Once Man K.rr
Eustis- Rob't A. Bolt.
But Philistine Townsend
The Great Argument Thompson
Round the World G. rneaie
Art RecrpationS. Kembe
Out Of Town Places Mitchell
Manners and social Usagps Sherwood
WM- III. MORRISON,
- AS Pennsylvania avenue
HNKE HANDY COMPANION.
II For Constant Use,
With much in nutshell. edited by select corps of ex-
peTts 25c
JOYFUL LAYS. the newest and best g. S. music
book
CROQUET from one to five dollars
my29 e 4. IUkSELI- Bookseller 4l8 9Th ST NV
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STEAMER W. W CORCORAN
- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
This hne steamer, under command Of Cart +.
l. BLAKE, will make daily trips (Sundays excepted)
down the Potomac far as Glymont touching at ali
intermediate points Boat vii leave at 10 M and ar
rive at $3.50 pm Fare. round trip 25 cents to all
points, except Mount Vernon which Is 81
SUNDAY AT ERNOON trips will be continued as
usual Boat leaving at p. m and arrivins at 8 p IN
Refreshments aboard the boat. Fare 50 cents je2O
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Interna reve-
nue., $2O2, AS; customs, 86,5sl76.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-11
House EsIafAed,

On last Tuesday morning about
FIVE o'clock, the house of Nicho
las Srribner, living in Benton
township near Wesly Chapel.
caught fire and was burned 10
gether with all the contents. The
fiIe was first discovered on the
roof, aid is supposed to have
caught from a spark. lie had
made the morning fire and ag in
returned to bed. He was aroused
by hearing the cracking of the
fire in the roof, and the screams
of the little boy who slept ur
stairs. The boy luckily escaped
but was so badly frightened that
he ran off half a mile in his night
clothes.
All the household goods were
burned, also his wheat, which he
had stored in the house.
Mr.. Scribner is a poor man,
honest and industrious. and de-
serves the help Of the people in
his sad loss.
We hope the good people of
the county generally will aid him
in his destitution, in the face of
the coming winter.
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TO OUR COUNTY ,,DEND-
CEsAES.

The Democrats of Hooking coun
ty are invited to contribute as the,
may feel able, and attend-St. Jack
sons Day Benquet sou the evening
of January Sth, 1885, Logan, Ohio
The committees will endeavor to
make ample arrangements to ac-
commodate GALL who may signify
their purpose to attend. Those
who expect to contribute are re
guessed 20 notify the General Com
mittee. by mail, Or otherwise on or
before the Sd of January of about
what they will contribute, as near
as they can. Contributions NAV
consist of money, bread, cakes, but
ter, roast and cooked meats, vece-
tables, in short of anything and ev-
-ergthing good to eat. Soliciting
vii canvass the differ
ent wards for contributions. Those
who live out of town and wish 10 at
tend and contribute, will notify the
Secretary, VIM. P. Price, oriChair-
man, j. NJ. Floyd, or G. W. Brehm,
Treasurer, of the fact on or before
the Sd of January, 1885. Provis-
ions need not be brought in until
the day and evening of January
9Th.
After the Banquet is over any
surplus of provisions will be dis
tributed by the Committee to the
relief of the destitute.
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COURT.

There has been but little busi
ness of public interest i'll cour
during the last week.
The jury has had but few ca.
ses to try. The large majority
of the suits have been submitted
to the Judge for decision.
In the case of James VS. tresap
in a complicated matter of rents
and responsibilities of The Old
Soap Factory, the decree was in
favor of James.
The suit Of the Peoples Bank
against Mrs. Wait on the claim
that she was indebted to the
Bank, was decided in favor of
the Bank.
The sheep case of Alexander
against Alien was decided in ia
vor Of Allen,
The cases fthe Miners charged
with riot and shooting with in
tent to kill, have all been con
tinued until the next term.
Court adjourned until " ednes-
day, Judge Friesner being called
to open court at New Lexington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-11
Visiting Committees TO Public
Institutions.

The law requires that the Jadg,
shall appoint each year a com
mittee of five, three ladies anl
two gentlemen, whose duty il
Shall be TO visit all the public in
s;itutions of the county, and re.
port, after examination, the con-
dltion in which they are found.
and also make such suggestions
as may to them, seem proper.
The report of the committee
appointed last year has been
presented to the court, and was
accepted and filed. 1t is biz
zard, and will make commo-
ton. The report will be pub
iished next week.
The committee appointed for
the next year are the following
Mrs. S. II Bright. Hrs. john G.
Rochester. Miss Kate Kess!er,
fr w. ": McCray and Mr. E. B.
Comfy.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-11
AN EDITORS TRIBUTE

AN EDllON > IRl BU iE
Theron p. Ceator, Editor of Ft.
Wayne. Ind, {" Gazette" writes !:
''For the past five years have al
ways used DR. Kings New Discov-
cry, for coughs of the most severe
character, as well as for those of
milder type. 1t never fails to eff
feet speedy cure. My friends to
whom | have recommended it
speak of it in the same high terms.
Having been cured by it of every
cough I have had for FIVE year,
consider it tho only reliable and
sure cure for Coughs, Colds, etc.
Call at T. Harrington's Drug Store
aud get a free trial bottle. Large
size $1,00.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-11
Holiday Prize Offered by
iReber's.

This year Reber & Co. will
give away six prizes to custom
ers buying Holiday Goods, each
dollars worth bought emitting
the buyer to one chance. The
prizes consist of the following
valuable articles:
II bolts Gold Wall Paper and
p feet Embossed Gold Border to
match, $500.
Cne Floral Photograph Album
$3.50
One Oleograph, in Gold Frame
$500.
Dressed Doll $500.
Pair Ebony Poles, Brass Trim
m:ngs, s4.00.
Pair Plush Picture Frames
1915.
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l 8 8 5.
HAR?ER5 Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.


With The new volume, begin.
ming in December, Harper's Mag.
azine will conclude its 35th year
The oldest periodical Of its type
it is vet in each new volume, a
new magazine, not simply be-
cause it presents fresh subjects
and new pictures, but also, and
chiefly, because it steadily ad-
vances in the method itself of
magazine making. In a word,
the Magazine becomes more and
more the faithful mirror Of cur
rent life and movement. Lead
ing features Ii the attractive pro-
gramme Of 1885 are: new serial
novels by Constance Fenimore
Woolson and W. D. Howells a
new novel entitled AT the Red
Glove;" descriptive illustrated
papers by F. D. Millett, r. Swain
Clifford, E. A! Anbery, II. Glib
son ard others; Goldsmith's She
Stoops to Conquer" illustrated
by Abbey important papers On
Art, Science, etc.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-11
Chas.ssI.;BsrAer. Attorney "a,
Law.

For.some years past Charlie Bar
ker, one of the most accomplished
boys of the sentinel staff, has been
devoting most Of his time to the
study of law, making journalism
mainly a recreation, and help ing us
mostly as an accommodation.
Last week he submitted to an 'ex-
animation from the State Board OF
Examiners. and passed with s.the
highest honors Of his class.
Mr.. Barker is an accompli shed
scholar, gentleman of fine cult
ure and extensive reading. He is
a practical printer and a newspa-
per contributor of talont. taste and
discretion.
He is well vcrsed in the law and
We hope may find bis profession
one of profit and promotion. He
makes afvaluabie accession to the
Bar OF our county, and we bespeak
for him liberal patronage from the
public of this county.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-11

Mr. Ii. 4, Allison, Hutchinson.
Kan. saved his life by simple
Tiial Bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, for Consumption, which
caused him to procure Il large bot
tie, that completely cured him, when
Doctors, change of climate, and
everything else had failed. Asthma,
BronchilIs, Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs, and all Throat and Lung
diseases, it is guaranteed 10 cure.
Trial Bottles free at f. Harrington's
Drug Store. Large size. 81. 90.
Feb. 15,-1yr.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-11

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
p d Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Ernptions. and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For Sale BY T. Harring-
ton. mays 1y.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-11

IT you are killed by reading the
Columbus State Journal, it will be
because its politics is ''pizen.'' The
Journal is good paper for Capi
tai city news, but it is bad medicine
in politics. Those of our readers
however who must have doctrines
OF the defunct party. can obtain
about as much to the square in the
journal as any paper we know.
The Journal offers some very val
liable premiums, with view to
making up in subscription what i;
loses IN post Offices.
See prospectus elsewhere.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-11

Cotton seed is the Southern bon
ana. There are three and hall
pounds of seed for every pound oi
fibre. More than 100000 tons
are produced annually, but moi
withstanding the rapid increase in
the number of mills. only about 10
per cent. of the seed is crushed. the
rest beingslargely thrown away. A
ton of seed yields thirty five gal
Ions of Oil, twenty two pounds of
cotton and $50 pounds of cake, us
ed in fat'ening cattle. The value of
these products is $40. The oil is
largely used for making soaps
and when refined properly can
hardly be distinguished from olive
oil. which it is superceding for
many purposes.