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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
SENATOR SHERMAN.
Not So Strong a. lie Was Fonr Year,
Ago, and His own State ketrae

Not So Strong a. lie Was Fonr Years
Ago, and His own State Retrae-
tory.
In 1880 John Sherman was Secretary OF
the Treasury, and every vote that he re-
ceived in the Republican Convention, be-
sides thoss from his own State, was Sc
cured by Federal ofliceholders, acting at
the irstigation OF their superior in oihce.
The bulk of Mr.. sherman's strength in
1850 came from the South, where the
oficeholder is omnipotent in Republican
politics.
In lsSi DIR. Sherman is again g candidate
for the Presidency. The bee again buzzes
He has posed in various Presidsntial-nurs-
ing attitudes, such as great tinancier,
friend of the negro and waysr Of the bloody
shirt. But he is not So strong as he was
four years agO. He no LONGER controls the
collectors, inspectors and gaugers.
where He IL Weak.
Senator Sherman is weak where John
Logan is strong-in his own State. Indsed
if he Administration pushes for dele ;dtss
in Ohio, ard tbe frienls Of Blaine are eu.
COursged 20 select met who will vote FOR
iheir favO-ite or first ballot, Sta.e pride 10
the contrary Notwithstanding, tie senate.
f-yu Ohio may tiSd it necessary to sblu
don the field on account OF lack OF supper
n his own State delegation.
10 is, how ever, now believed here tla
s. -vIlan AID Foster have Conviued. Lsl>
declare d they spent two hOCrs together
7,cea.iy in the State Finance CommlEte-
room u true this shows that ;erm ~
realizes his danger, aud is moving every
thiug ~ avert il. As for Foster, Il il dPs'
peGgte, or you would MOI UDi alu 10 ali
aECe with Sherman. IL case Sherman Is
nu,. mated and elected il il talked that
Foster il - 10 RIsaia As Minister; Saer-
msn failing, hs IS a Cfnu tG1t2 for Seconu
place ". the ticket.
viii Not lie the NOmiaee.
Senator Sherman, even if he secures
Orio's undivided support, will hardly be
the nominee. Stalwartism may this yesr
be divided in its choice, but it is united in
its G;Sl. Ees, sud Sherman would be made 20
fee, it. He has little or no popularity in
New York, and not much in Pepusyiya'
,.is. Even il he had, he would have TO
/ hight the Camerons, who are dead against
| him for a very old reason. When Lincoln
/ was first eleCted the elder Cameron had his
/ heart set on being Secretary Of the Treas
| qry, and, as Lincoln owed his nomination
| TO the willy Pennsylvania, was in ialr
way TO succeed. But there had recently
| been some scandal resting on the Cameron
I family, and some strong politicians in Ohio
! used this as leverage to de feat Cameron,
/ and induced Lincoln TO make Chase Sscre-
tary of the Treasury. Cameron has always
blamed Sherman for this defeat, which he
tock very much to heart, and las neSsr
forgiven him, though their families are
connected by marriage. Anyway, the Cam
erons are for Logan, ard 1t is difficult to
see where Sherman has any chance.
II really looks as If he was oat OF the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
CHARLESTON, APRIL IS,
Chosen by the Democratic State
Executive CGmmitIe,
As the Timo and Place for Holding
a Convention
To Nominate Four Delegats;-at.
Large for ChiCigo.
A Vigorous Party Organization to
bs Begun at Once.
SjJeciul 10 Tie RsgiSter.

PAEKERsUURG, Naych : The Democratic
State Executive committee met in this city
to-day, every section of the State being
fully represented. After full comparison
of views, it was determined to call State
Convention to be held at Charleston, April
10th, for the purpose Of appointing four
delegates-at.large to the National Conven-
ton, to appoint a new State Executive
Committee and to take steps for an imme-
date and vigorous organization of the
party. 1t is recommended that the dele
gates for the respective Congressional dis
tricts while in sttenGlnce .ue State con-
vention also select the district delegates %
the National convention. The members OF
the committee bring favorable reports from
every section aud all feel ir' confidence in
a complete yic;o.y il "C.h the State and
national campaigns next fall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
BIG SALARIES FOR BASE BAIusTs.
How the CLEVELAND Players will Fare
"A Combination of SeNenty Clubs.

"A combination OF seventy ttubs.
CLEVELAND, March 4.-Tbere are briyht
prospects for an enthusiastic and SUGGEST
full base ball season in Ohio this year. The
Cleveland Club will be eIcelled by none in
the National League, and salaries this year
will amount to several hundreds more than
last year. The management Of the CIeVe.
land team secured another player yesterday
in the person OF James Garry, OF Erie.
Cury is a graduate OF Grand College, and
is said to be an artist at second hAss. He
will begin practice right away.
The roller rink has been secured for the
pbrpose Of practice for the team. HotAl.
il z, Drake, Ardnsr, Arundls and Mcclure,
OF the Cleyelsnds, are at work there With
'swartvood, Of Allegheny. and George
(trief, Of ST. Louis, iJined the group yes
krday. Harry Smith will probably be
lue in few days The work Is general,
lis opened each morning by full mile
!. Clevelard's pes manager, Mr.. Hack
J eyas offered s., 500 and . percentage OF
utlub's profits to manage the Cincinnati
! Htu Club. Including the Ohio League,
Mtrn league, Ohio Valley and Inter
sta! there will be seventy clubs sub
scrs u national agreement. These
styst clubs have in the neighborhood OF
. l'o"syers urdsr contract
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
CONGRESSMAN SNYDER
Nails an Alleged Interview Published
IN the Boss Organ.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Congressman
Snyder asks me 10 correct the statement
forwarded TO the Evening journal, consist
ing OF his alleged conversation with a
Journal reporter He says he expressed
his opinion, simply that the figures fur
rished BY Gibson would serve the purposes
of Gibson until Atkinson demonstrated
their irregularities, and that all other re-
marks attributed to hiIl concerning Glib.
sens charges of misconduct against West
Virginia Marshal wee no. made by him
N the interview referred TO, or at any
other time. Attorney Geceral Watts ar
rived this evening, aud Judge Snyder left
Tor Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05

To cure an ordinsry cough or cold take
one dose of Dr. Wistar's Bslssm Of Wild
Cherry before going to bed at night. IL
will cause q suspension of nervous excits-
bility, allow you sweet rePose, snd by
morning the cough will be gone. Il Is the
best and therefore cheapest cure for cInshs,
colds and consumption; is spld by druggists
generally, aRd ought to OF found in ever!
intelligent household.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
RrMruRER a complete cure for acl

REMENBKR q complete cure for aches,
oaips sores, pimples, urinary sediments
disturbing dreams, nervousness, despaad
eucy, indigestion and general weakness oil
mind and body. brought on by lmprope'
nsbits or otherwise, is found IN too o.
,hree bottles OF DR.. Guysott's Ye Low Doca
and SarsapArilla, as has been proven By th'
experience OF many wbn lars suffered, Hn'
COW feel we'll aud strong II a.. pats DE tIs
NOiy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
wh,rIed Around a shaft 10 Doh.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, March 4.-This orn-
in" Cbsa Iownsbeck, an emp'oye 1.-THE
GI,en Knitting Compsny's mil, was csht
by q set screw on a pully, hurled o.
lentIy to the all, aud cnried around le
shaft several Zines. The mill was stopd
I'D he vss taken down, when il was sso-
,aired that 10th erps and one leg We
torn from the body. He died in about u
minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
New PepnsyIyania Line Chartered

HARRISBURG, March 4.-Ths Reading &
Pottsyillr Rl'lroal Company was granted
a charter to day. The road is PennsylVs'
MIA Company enterprise, and is contem-
plated 10 run in opposition to the Residing
line between the two places. The distance
is thirty Eve mills. Capital stock, $751;
$50. and officers and directors are from
ScbDylkiil county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
1filian nnIlar Land snit

MiS'PoLIs, March 4-Suit will be con-
menceG morrow in the District Court BY
W. > n. and wife against Phiio Rem.
ington Others 10 recover possession Of
ctrtafn Naeie lands within the limit Of
THIS cry he smount involve j. be etveeu
t'ght honi ,hnussnd aDd r,''lir To-
isr " lsrert-i tn-' i.rss r1nSsr
o. sn'is wow on, OF ibis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
Baltimsre q Ohio Telegraph Omciais
ArrCafed

PHILADELPHIA, March The forciS,e
taking possession yesterday of the oitice Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
by the Baltimore X Ohio, has resulted in
the arrest this morning OF the assistant
ana operator OF the B.lti-
more 4 Ohio Company, and Charlie How
ell, broker upon warrants charging them
with iorcible entry and detainer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
Passenger Wreck and Loss of Lie.

MAc,N, Ga, March 1.-Two passenger
trains on the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railway col!ided last night near
Juistte, twenty.four miles from Macon.
Engineer Howden and Fireman Pruitt were
killed and Express Messenger Clover
badly hurt. One passenger had su arm
broken. The engines and several freight
Cars we're wrecked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
The scene OF ais supposed Crime.

WISSKrKA, Ills, March S-Neal Nc
Lesgue, charged with the murder of the
patriarch Wilson and wife, was brought
here from Chicago this morning to attend
the ipouest. 1t was held in the same
room in which the tragedy occurrel J, aud
the walls Of which are still frescoed with
the blood Of the victims. The jury was
empsnneled while the prisoner stood oy
cool and unconcerued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
Funeral O, Minister Hunt.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 4,-The funsral
services over the remains OF Minister Hunt
took place to-day at the American Church.
The coffin was wrapped ini the stars and
stripes aud conveyed to the church in q
hearse drawn by six horses. A large num-
Der Of mourners were present. The sery-
ices we're very impressive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
THE LAST or EsRATiC Jill.
His Debt Bill Sat- Down Upon by the
Virginia Legaklature.

RICHMOND, VA, March 4.-Action on the
bill 70 provide ior sdius'rg with West
Virginia the proportion of the State debt
proper be borne BY West Virginia was to.
day Indefinitely postponed This is equiv
alent to final dismissal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
nulasea Out.WrsssIes sssep.

san FEAHeTsco, March s.-The Muldoou.
Bauer Gr~co- Roman wrestling match took
place at the Mechanics Pavilion for 500
side last tight E5usr won the first fall in
eighteen MINUTES, MuIdo N the second in
FIVE miDntss and twenty seconds. and the
third and the match 10 twelve ming and
ten seconds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
PkRKEsSeuao.
a PCciiior Circulating for the Pardon
of KpIlrr.
Specidl 10 the Rfgister.

SpecidL 10 The Reqister.
rAEKERSBrE". MrrCh Tire pulpit o.,
C.vary Cnurcn Was occupied by Rev. JouGs
sunday afternoon, and on Sunday night
tie E,v +. r. WL:;e. eG.pre 9ident OF the
Bedouin University 'eIiv.red lecture on
tie elicsCy uf prayer. The lecture was
j teuci +" ~ u aIsuts ,snt'on by the Au.
J rlre p.,t-Lt sul Y .re chu!ch.s 70
r,prs ~ tie c'ty ,,uid have Anticipated
the c"arsc,e- Uf the lecture the capacity OF
CalvBry Church wuulq have been taxed 10
its utuDs. Tto.e who were presen. are
upsnirnous in their opinion that the dis
course was the bet ever listened TO on this
subject.
Our genial Governor Jackson is greeting
fiends in the city. The Governor was 81
terPsted snPcte tor at the Court Hpuse on
I o. day listening n the eloquent plcsd >"
Of counsel in the celebrated Coe mu der
vial then IN progress.
Mr. w. J. McKirdlsy rpd family blvc
he sympathy Of their hosts Of friends 10
the death Of Mrs. McKindley, who died on
Monday morning,
After u Lingering Illness.
The deceased leaves family OF seven
children, the majority OF whom are yet
young, and who will miss the kind and low.
irG mothers care.
Considerable interest Is felt hers In re-
gard 10 the probable fate OF the unfortu.
Dste pilot. David q. Keller, now awJt'ng
sentence, and many are predicting that
Judge Jackson will give Keller the fall
extent Of the law governing such cases, but
the prevailing opinion 10 that that the sen
teDce will be as light as the law will per
NIT, but OF course Ii is all guess work. IL
is reported that the jury in making mp
their verdict. In order 10 induce one OF
their number who bad from the first ballot
stood for an sC4uittal TO consent 10 the
verdict ss rendered, that the prisoaer was
70 be recon- menced TO the mercy OF the
Court, and in case a petition should he
prepared for Keller's pardon. the other
members Of the jury agreed 10 siSL the
same when presented. IL Is reported that
A Petition for Pardon
to be forwarded TO President Arthur 10
DOW in circulation, and II such 10 the csss
there il not much doubt about the result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
NEW PoSToFFIcES.
To whom Those who want Them
should Apply.

Since the passage Of the law making all
roads kept up by counties postal routes,
the Postoffice Department is enabled to
deal directly with persons desiring the es-
tablishment of new postofices, and will
have any point asked for as as postottice
site examined and reported upon. Toe
West Virginia members receive q good
many requests that ought to go to the Post.
Office Department direct, and several OF
them have suggested that the above state.
ment ought to be generally circulated
throughout the State. LAM q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05

CHCTSEATI, March 4.-The opening go
zion of the thirty.third annual reunion Of
the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite began
this afternoon at the Masonic Temple.
Several hundred members Of the order In
Ohio are present, including several OF the
most prominent officers Of the country.
There will be large number Of postulsnt,
for the higher degrees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
HIs Enlbarrassments.
OTHER POSSIBILITIES.

muDds, Allison. MeKiniey-Mere
shadows An.
There are numerous little booms. Lin
coin has been much talked of, chiefly be-
cauSs he is the son OF his father. Called to
the Cabinet Tor sentimental reasons only,
il is sentiment only that talks of calling
hun to the Presidency. No doubt he hiss
made q eredisabls record as q bureau offi GER,
sud is much respected and able young
gentleman, bet there is no more rsaso
shy he should be called to preside over
the dsstjnies OF this nytiol Tor flut years
Ian Why Any other roatias Oh iIi Of tAs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
The International Hurdle Race

LONDON, March THE Croydon March
meeting began to day. The grand interna-
tional hurdle race (handicap) was won by
W. Gregory's gelding Chicard by four
lengths, Cannon's tfornerly I.orillaris)
Sschem second and Lord Howe's Frenzy
third. There were eleven starters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
SineLiyenLn.t nt Sea.

LONDON, March The steamer Bsrtha
collided at Gibraltar With the Norwegian
bark Amelia, and nine persons were
drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05

QuAcx doctors. electric bait and Other
svipdles who live By fIiyhtssing our
Young mep and ysung uomsn By hssty
circulars, will fna their occupations eont
when IL btcomsl generally known. that
psrils is q cerssin cure for all weakness Of
the uripBry oIgaps, nervousness, etc. 0oey
The laws Of health. take O feg bottles OF
ihis tipple remedy and you vii soon be
rucrd 70 ra,fsct uar h0od snd woman.
hood. frf trnm al TorimsL. 81 .ninj and
e,str.l 10y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
EX-SECRETARY BLAINE,
Paying th" HGrF Horse Dodge I'm q
Very Able and AmiabIe Stvle

@haSihS The NnrF TIorSe Dodge I'm a
Very Able and AmiabIe style.
Blaine IS large factor in the FIGHT not.
NthstanGlrG Ais IeCteJsed retirement TO
hferary life. With wisdom acouired in
.pe driving school Of experience, he has
estermlned to be all the more and stronge-
q &eandldafe by seeming to be none at all.
II Is Visiting and hoping. He depend,
upon his popularity, upon his associations
Nlsh GarheId, and upon the re,ult Of
snoden rush III the convention. Mr. Blaine
mot working to secure the selection q,
p'eine delegates, as he worked fur s,a
80 yesrs SEQ, All work being dons In
~ direction IS spontaneous, from, the
fople, un'nhuenced by any organized
Blaine's New Tactics.
fii Mr.. Blsihe has sny show at all for the
Elimination he has taken the best means %
n prove It. Asa positive, scramblip1 r,ns
2oN,e nt w.Lld sg9in meet with fsrInrs
#e would only have the pleasure Of D N,
#R n's CHER antagonist, as Of wore ami
1SS,I up OF anO'hsr Hays5 or = n.
?. q. N. Isl ire is tIrCi {. F IN and
q '' 'u's n ne vans 10 De ms own g Ir
~, ,r', va, Just fur ChangP.
~. - r' ~, s.O-tC, Ar C.r. Allison
~ II : as- \ ts3 I,-r. sd Z, yeiS =, b - ba-
.''... ~. NcTsd hv grsat-r or less
Ep - o. '|'e-ai's, M B sine mas n
-, ~ Invention reaching choice in
~ !Aiiy ballots. He cares 70 60 into The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05

M z. r. AsKEw, late Assistant Post
mYst.r at Baltimore. said soma time ego:
Having bed occssiou to try DR.. Butts
Corgh STrup. unhesiia;iDsiv pronounee
tne best remedy | hive ever TsPi. A
.msI. bottle relieved me- Of severe c,ll," >"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05

Decentralization OF silver I'm Holland.
Tx HAGUE, March 4-The Lower House
of States General has authorized the de-
mopetization Of twenty five millions silver
forms, if necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
An Rxteussye Fire.

wAIEsyILLE, NE, March A nre this
morning destroyed the Fibre ware Com
psny's factory. Jeremiah Burbush's sash
factory. and z. T. Crom wells gfist mill
The losses TO the Fibre Company are tz5,.
900, partially insured; Purbus6s, $1,000,
insurance a SO; Z. 7. cromwslrs, q, 300,
insurance 81 30.
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or a PrsmIpeps BuiIder

BRooKLYS, March Geo. W. Brown, q
well known builder, made an assignment
;o-dsy. Liabilities. SS0,5O0 His assets
consist Of real estste valued at $leS, SS5,
upon which there are mortgages, He o~es
4bout 100 lAborers.
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PRESIDENT AHTKuR.
Waiting UncOncernedly for n NOmtna.
tiOn that viii Not Come 10 Him.

The President is really less a candidate
tban any Of the gentlemen previously men
toned. No doubt a return to the office
would be gratifying to him, but it is no
secret that he is not in love with his high
position, and the restraints to which it
subjects him. He has endeavored to do
his duty; has been cautions, conservative,
digrifed While tie country expected
positive bsduess, i, has found only we'll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05

To STEAL an um mbrells is st last Q crime.
But II q man steals q bottle OF DIR. BniPs
Cough Syrup TO cure his cough, can II be
called a crine3
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ArtnnrnsaC Candidate.


President Arthur would not make the
Republicans good candidate. Between
New Works factions and Ohio's fet!chism,
ne aould De pretty certain to strike saag
somewhere on the trip. IL must not De
iorLutten that the Presidents Secretary OF
the Treasury Was most fcarfully I'M mola, d
uron the fsctlUnal altar in New Ork; ana
New York is indispensable to the kePub!I
ears. Arthur might carry New YORK, ne
might cary Ohio; nut the prevailing se"t
ment is that ne could not, aud that there
are stronger men in the field.
En-. l.tit be said 20 President Arthur's
credit that notwithstanding his political
education, which has made him notable
adept in the uSa Of patronage, he is not
row using his official power to advance hiS
persopal political interests Control Of
patronage made Grant President the scco nd
time. With patronage sherman forced us
way into a respectable place i'll ths tiGlt
four wears ago. II the President chose TO
follow in their fOotsteps-snd no man
knows how better than he-there can be no
doubt he would advance close to the goal,
in the face Of all obstacles.
Grant Versus Arthur.
If he were using the government civil
list as a lever in the Presidential contest 1t
would be known to tie country. Such
movement cannot be concealed Ana
though many Federal officials are for
Arthur for President, they are so from sin.
rsre motives, or from the natural instinct
OF Office holders 70 shout for him who
made them, not by his bidding, directly or
Indirectly. Grant, at the end OF his first
term. would not have tolerated the candi-
dsc,. FOR the Presidency of his Secretary OF
War and his Postmaster General.
Ii is certain that by this admirable course
the President is gaining every day in popu
larity and common respect. And il the next
three months should develop that he would
stand as well as any other candidate to
carry New York; as well as any to carry
Ohio; If the great delegation from New
York State could be brought solidly to his
support, he might then receive the nomi.
nation. But here are three important
Ifs" and all. il is believed, immovsble,
especiSlly the last and most practical
of all.
HIs Embarrassments.
II the President were to put himself at
the bead of the official machine, deter
mined to override all opposition in New
York even to the extent of dsfying the
rights of districts to separate and undis-
turbed aston throughout, he might secure
the nominally united support OF his own
State. But in doing so he would only in-
tensify the other objections to his candi-
dacy, and scatter to the winds the very rea-
sons why he is thought available at all.
II any one can figure out why and how
the President is to receive the nomination,
he can do more than the averaged unbiased
observer IN Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05

sev Ysyh R>psSssess Sssss. Cosy
$50. -slis,a
New Yo,K, March 4-fhs REsN shs
ststs Committee hss decided "a "a.
STATE Couysption as Udeo -
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Alter LIngcrInx IIIne.s.

TO be forwarded TO President Arthur 10
there il not much doubt about the result.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-18
J}ailv 3ress a,.d Sxkntaiau
shce,, Raising In Dakota.

sheep Raising In Dakotn.
; Mr.. Il. Vsa Dasen, Of the Troy Fur,n
fappan. Dakota, reports his experience
% the Darlington News - follows: 81.
.Iam the tovnsr Of . little bunch 81
sheep, putin simply TO test the truth OF
otherwise. OF the stories I heard sbou:
wild oats. I started In the fall Of 70, and
my flock now. adding those sold aus!
butchered, represents 150. I have no.
been able to give them my attention
personally. Their feeoes have REIN
hursed me for original outlay and ex
eense Of feeding. and I consider thrt !
am ahead all Of 500 on the Investment.
( have used Cotswold ram on common
Minnesota ewes. Tho wethers Of thir
'ross dress 70 to 90 pounds at year, and
l25 at two years. They clip an average
# eight and one-half poands Of coafs.
WOOL, which now sells at from 10 to 20
'ents. My increase has been pheno-
mensl, twins being the rule. with occa-
ional triplets. Disease has been up
known among them. In winter we sheI
ter at night, and feed only hay and straw
Ventilation il imperative.