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National Republican., 1885-02-12
LrNlrnp srArns MAnsnALs sALE


by virtue Of. a writ of horl h,cias, Issued
OF the District of Columbia, aud to me directed
viii sell ~ public sale for cash, In irOut nt the
Court HOusrdOOr of said District, on THURS
DAY, THE 20CH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1888
az IL O'Clock m, all The right, tile, claim, and
Interest of the defendant In and 10 the following
described property, 10 Wit;
All OF lot numbered seyGnty.three (7;l, In
Todd AZ Guunell's sub OF square numbered four
hundred ana sxty.iive (IBb), situated on
seventh street wesi, between ID and u streets
south. Part of lot numbered twelve (l2l, IN
square numbered seven hundred and twenty
four A724) beginning for said part thirteen lla)
nom the southwest corner OF said lot running
thence north on the line OF First street north
east thirteen ClB) feet six 90 inches, running
thence east one hundred and hiteen 116J iOet,
thence Outh with the rear line Of said LOT thir-
teen (lB) leet six 90 inches, and thence running
west one hundred and ilneen 1l5) feet to the
place of beginning, Also all that other mart Of
said lot twelve (l2), IN said square seven hun-
dred and twenty-four (724i, beginning AZ apolnt
thirteen tl3l feet SIX ,l8l Inches, south Qf the
northwest corner Of said lot, and running thence
south ON the line ofsad Flrsl street Two and three
quarter l2ill inches, and thence running east
one hundred and fifteen llbl feet, aud thence
north ON the rear Hue Of SAID lot Two and three
quarter (2a) Inches, aud thence west one hun
dred and hlieen tllbl feet TO the place of begin
ming In the City OF Washington, levied upon as
The property OF the defendant, Elizabeth
Windsor, to satisfy execution No. 20 ,3St Ht law
Ia fnYOr OF the United states u3e of VhurstOn
johnson, CLAYTON MOMICHAEL,
United States Marshal
THOMAS DoWLINd, Aueuoneer fe4'2Os
National Republican., 1885-02-12

The Powhatan len Capo HaytIen Jan, 2s for
Nicola Mole Port au Prince.
Lieut. John NJ, Helm has been ordered to
duty In the coast survey; Passed Assistant Pay.
master John X. Martyu 10 the Al'inute' Passed.
Assistant Paymaster William O. hlgGuvNH has
been detached from tue Alliance and ordered
to settle accounts and walt orders thlet Eng.
neor b. +, Guryin from the Portsmouth o.. ~
navy yard ON the lith instant and placed on
the retired list.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

we do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
ranpemeLts for all the monthly and anml.
annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and In person manage and control tho
Drawing ourselves, and that the same arc con.
Quoted with honesty fairness. and In good faith
toward all parties. We authorize the Company
to use this Certificate, with fc slmle of our Vi :
natures attached. in Its advertisements
National Republican., 1885-02-12
LOTTERIES.


This is the Only Chartered Lottery ofAny state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1868 for 20 years by the Log.
stature for educational and charitable purposes,
with capital of 81 ,OO0, 900, 70 which u reserve
fund OF over S6oO,OOO has since been added.
ny an overwhelming popular vote its fran.
chse was mndc part Of the present State Con-
stitution, adopted Dec. 2, A. ID. 1879.
SPLENDID oPPoRTuNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.
IFS Grand Single Number Drawing will take
place monthly. II Never Scales or PostponeA
Look at tho following Distributions
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
CLASS @,
At Eew Orleans, Tuesday. March 10, 1885, un.
der the supervision and management of Gen. q.
~ Beauregurd, of louisiana and Cen Jubal a.
Early, OF Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
1O0, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions In ffths In proportion.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

KEEP always In your houses u bottle OF An
gostura Bitlers, the world renowned appetizer
of exquisite favor, and bottle Of AngOstura
Lqueur the finest sweet cordial now eXtunt,
Both manufactured only by Dr. j. q, u. siegert
& sons and for sale BY James Il, MGGoe
National Republican., 1885-02-12
General Passenger Agent
u ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILRoAn

RALIIMohE AND OHIO RAILROAD
1884, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
JERSEY HVhNTE III AND Q sTREET@ ~ y"
For Chicago poo a. e m and l0l0 p M daily. ,,i
burg aud Chicago, arriving IN rlltsnur, II 900
\. ~, Chicago, cIt morning at o. No extra fare
For Cincinnati Louisville, and st, Louis daily
a. & 2i,O p; m and lO;lO p M, with dhp3ngn
points, without change 2:'l0 ,, m. tran Is a ilst
,mlted Train 70 Cincinnati aud 81: Louis arriy,
1907 N. No extra fare is charged on this train
For Pittsburg at 900 a, M. with Parlor Car,
nnd $40 p m, daily to Plttsburg, Cleveland aud
Detroit. with Sleeping Cars TO Plttshurg, - 90,
$40. and 10 a @ YSio YS T iY25. 'i5 t@b:mnuLc
IrainI 35i0. 1880, d;4O. $40 7'lO 7;lo S'-o'
For Bslumor on Sundays, 0no. -7.3o, si3l,
and 1000 q, IN. LOO $50, 4;1O, $40. 7;l0, T;l5
Foi Dol points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad,
and ponts south SAC ?. M daily yii,.,o ~, 400
p. m.;on sunday, S;3, a. m. ana 4;lO p. m,
Fer way stations between ,d ,W9sdhlhgton a!in an1
m and lian. 4;4O, ,7;la. and l0a0p; m. For sta
lions on Metropolitan Branch, 7;2b a. m. d lly
except sunday, and 6;30 p m. daily; d:d0 p. m.
daily, eSGent SUNDAY & i9r principal statlons %, on
day, for Lexington, staunton and Valley Branch
a a0S a. m daily except Sunday for FrsderIck
For Hagerstown, Dos a. % m daily, Except sun.
day, and b.3O y. m, daily.
Trains arriye from the west daily GOO 7;2O
q. M, 1;l D, 7;lOp. m.
From Annapolis $50 a. m, ana LIDO and oi2o
r. m; Sunday, iO:BO a. M, 0'35 p. m.
From Lexington. 5i30 y. M daily. except sun
From Frederick and intermediate points, s.25
a. m. aud $40 u. M. d lily, cxCcpt sunday.
:, Trains leave Baltimore for Washington 5:l0,
$50. T2O, q, ., and 1880 H. M, 12;l5, 1;30 B.
q. AGO, q 63O, 7i3O, o, and Il $50 p MT on sun
3, $50 1850, o, and 1890 n. m.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
Hon except 1925 3;l5, ana Z: p m.
For further Information apply at the baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Oflice-W ashngton Station 90
and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Four
teenth street. where orders Will be taken for bag
gage to be checked and received at any point in
The city. O. X. LORD, q, T.. A.
y. DuNlIAN. General AIRnag n. Baltimore.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
Navy Notes.

THE biggest thing out is Salvation OIL. II
kills all pain aud costs but % cents bottle.
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TRAYELERs' GUIDE.
TYNE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
IL TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST. DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID
sCENERY. EELRAILS. MAGNIFICENT

iEoUIPMENT,
TRAINS fEhvE EsvEVE wkshiS5ToS Ehh Il 1ssS from sta
sion corner OF 9th and Is sts., ~ followsi
spess of Pssss seepns S Ss az 9ao
daily Fast Line 04O n. m. daily TO CINCINNATI
aud - Louis, with sleeping Cars rom Harris.
burg TO Cincinnati, and Hotel Car 70 81; Louis
daily, except Saturday, to Chicago, with sleeping
Ear Altoona to Chicago Western ,hNpreas'
Also .eonnecti daily for chicago with sleeplnng
Car PlttSburg to Chicago. Mai Express, 1000 900
BALTl NohE AND POTOMAC IAfLRoAD.
NIAGARA, 10 n. m' daily. Except saturday, with
Palace cars Washington to Rochcster; ,,,.,-.
Gs 1870 oMlS%sRGF' m GsRIIy except sSsS sunday sunday ""u
I, For New York and tbs East, 7l6h $40 I'm, and
Sn "a and NAE 9S9ed ; 9n Fspress s%ss"S u
Pullman Parlor Cars, Vido a. m. daily except
FoT boston without change, p. m. every
week day on sunday, 4p, m.
For Broohlyn n Sa,i through ,rdi.Inn t1eins con. %
mex afordlne direct transfer e Fulton street, ,I,
lshd 1iii5 p, m. Limited Express, b;40 a. m.
']S Ss%Sss fSfSs S33S 513 s $50 "a Oao 40 !,
lni.. on Sunday, 9ilo, IL a. m, A, o. 7i4O. 10,
pp For ibe Popes Greek Line, 7.l5 a. m. and 44o p
m. daily, except sunday On sunday, 4 p, m.
ALEXANpRIA AND FREpERICsBunG1
J WAsHINGToN IiAILRoAD. -.
For Alexandria, Q; Z. 0;25. 1l.0l and 1885
on sunday ut o, bi25, il;Oi a. M, 500 p, M
| For Richmond and the South, and :01 n.
m, daily, and 4;l0 p. m. daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 900
q, 10, 1910 A. M; 1. 300, 3:23, $50, 7:O5, and
.1O40 y, M, and 1910 midnight except Mon
idny), ON Sunday at and 1910 IL M; 700 and
'1Oi4O p. m. and 1910 night.
Tickets and Information at the offico, north
east corner OF 18Th streets and Pennsylvania
avenue, aud at the station, where rdcrs can be
loft for the checking of baggage to destination
from hotels and residences
CHAS. T. PUGH. General Manager.
]. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
iNVTASuINgTON OHIO AND WESTERN
National Republican., 1885-02-12
STEAlTBOAT LINES.

s.-,1I5,i,i5,,I,--
NJ Ohr rbl'N AM iONl his1o MONkOE.-
~ ~ a. Ihe pOph,"f steamer SsEOhSE LiGARg
WfinNIsi1 W Tvs ami riIfh " US poy az ~ -
stopping at Piney Point and Cornhed, aoiug and
returning. Connects In Norfolk with ali railroad
and Steamboat lines. secure rooms and tickets
" ~ y, hnl ". onlce, fOuTieenth ana Pennsyl
Mnhinh M avenue, 81 Mhfc dOlel, ana knox EN-
pmIeosnss, puo fehh,ylYhnih avenue, VINO VIII also
Joocas uhggage rom hotels hl,a private resi-.
uomSes, Or Or, iuitheF INFORMATION lngnlTe 20
s%nnanSSI s%,nS ,n,Hcel seventh street wlarL TeIo-
PH'Ao N''H' 'ao-o' tv1,I,.,, N ,,,,.,,,
WILLIAM II MELCH
..---.-....-....----- "eher"' AGENT
Nj JRCHANTR AND AIINHRG a
National Republican., 1885-02-12

YT1HE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN Is ISSUED
a EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, and con,
price u per Year. single copies, ready ior mall,
~, cents,
National Republican., 1885-02-12

FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK
FARE. ~ cents. HouNp "TRIP, ,25-
Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, Monday,
wednesday, and Friday Mt $50
Passage and rooms secured ut General ONCE.
hixth street wharf, Telephone call, 100,
leave Pier Al, East RIVER New York, every
Saturday, ,. m; washington, Wednesdays.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary
GEo r. PHILLIPS superintendent
National Republican., 1885-02-12
w A'hiSShHNA RSiEE6AD t55 c0MTnHRYw. PA " A'AA'
WINTER AnRANaEMENT.

DAYj BETWEEN ALEXANDRTA
Teave Washington ~ o,11 u ~, and a,o7 ~
N. and Alexandria at o,33 a. IN. and ABA y. m.
Pas Leesburg, going westward at 1918 D. m,
O. m. and S.Oi p. m.
Leave Round HIN at d;d5 a m. and 1;55 y. m.
Iass Leesburg, going eastward, at 5;3S u. m, and
PAS y. m, aud arrive at Alexandria mt 9;16 n.
m. and b;2o p. m. and at Washington ut S;2oa
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round IIlll at 4:45
o. M. Arrives at Alexandria at $40 and Wash
tngton at 500 Leave Washington ut 800 p. M,
Alexandria at $40 p. m. Pass Leegburg, going
eastward. b.jS q. m, westward, 1O;9O y. m.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
C7nEsApEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY


LLeave B. & p. Depot sixth and u streetsl
ehq A. MI,FoE all way stations, lexington,
g. Louis. Daily except sunday. .
11Qb A. M1For Williamsburg. Va, Newport
News News Old Point Comfort and Norfolk
bi16 P, M. For Lousviile, Cincinnati, St Louis.
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest, and Southwest, Fast Express
ldaily); does not stop for local business
Thr9ngh Pullman service to Louisville ana
For tickets and Information apply at C. & o.
RAILWAY office, 6l3 Pennsylvania avenue. under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland railway olice
Col Pennsylvania avenue and y ~ u station.
General Passenger Agent
CIV. SMITH. FRANK TRIGG,
General Manager n. II. Passenger Agent.
TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY
Il THE SHORT LINE no THE SOUTH.
SOUTHWEST AND WEST.
schedule In efit ct october ~. 1884.
,o;lO A. M-Now orleans Mall, daily, making
close connections TO all points south and south.
West Daily, except sunday, with G. n o, ity.
PULLMAN sleeping Buffet Cars from New York
and Washington to Atlanta Pullman sleeping
Shrb from Washington and Atlanta TO New Or
BIO p. M.-Ioulsville Fast Line. daily via
Charlottesville, to Cincinnati Louisville. and all
Western Polnta Pullman Sleeping Cars frUm
Washington 70 Louisville.
1O4O Il. NJ. Southern Mail and Express,
daily to all points south and southwest, via Dan
Vile and Char ottc. Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington, via D9nvllle. charlotte,
Washinston Via Ia Charlotte AMI Sni Columbia. to
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington
Mt 40 a. m. daily, except Sunday. Warrenton
trains leave Washington at 0ilO H. m. and 6;lO
iror tickets ana all Information INQUIRE at Com
| pany' 8 Onice. COL Pennsylvania avenue Trains
''"'' "''' 49, n. ,MACDANIEL, Agent
Traffic Manager
National Republican., 1885-02-12

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

by an overwhelming. popular vote its fran.
hise was mndo a part of the present State Con-
titutiOn, adOpted Dec, ., A, ID. 1879.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
The Tri5uas says O


"At meeting Of the State DAlrymen.
Professor I. 4. Roberts favored high but
judlciOus feeding; urged wedding out The
poorer cows; showed by figures derived
from his own experience that estimating
milk Al one cent pound, there = diner-
ence between the value OF the product OF
one OF his poorest aud one OF bis best cows
Of over $50 a year. IL pays 10 give rich
food. not only In the Increased aud better
quality OF the product, but Ia the extra
richness OF the manure. lie found by anal
ysls and careful estimates that the aceum-
ulstions OF sixteen horses aud thirty-four
cows for six months were A. valuable for
manurisl purposes A. 81, 600 worth.of CON-
mercial fertilizer. The manure was coll
leeted In q covered bsrnyArd, and never
exposed 10 rain and atmospheric action,
which deprive the manure produced on
most farms OF large share Of its value.
A ton OF ootton-seed meal, costing about
s27, Is worth So 10 use A. \ fertilizer on
The University farm. lie cut and dried
the second crop OF clover and found by
analysis and careful estimate that u was
worth as q fertilizer not far from sl5 per
acre. The roots dug up, washed and dried,
showed = msnurial value OF over SIS per
scre-a total OF s3t In round numbers.
lie inds that Lawes and Gilbert give the
value OF such crop, for manarlai purposes
al CSC.
"Mr. y. 4. Peer said the mich COW eats
most and keeps poorest the best beef COW
eats least and Keeps fa,tsst. All good
qualities cannot be combined Ia q single
animal, any more than In Que machine.
lie fsvors the Shorthorn for beef she
gains two or three pounds day until she
weighs ton The least cost per pound
OF prodact Il secured by judlcious high
feeding. lie had best results with wheat
bran and mlddllngs, using both by weight
Feeds corn only for pork and beef Cot
ton-seed meal Is cheaper than corn meal.
An economical mixture Is four pounds OF
bran and three pounds Of ground oats 10
one pound Of cotton-seed meal.
Professor Law called attention % the
difference between pleuro-pneumonia and
tuberculosis. The latter IL like consump-
tlon In the human family, and an animal
may have IL and live 10 . good age, or die
OF some other disease. a. In the case OF the
human family. He gave evidence 10 show
that this disease IL not only transmitted.
bot Ia generated In calves BY eating the
milk OF COW suffering from tuberculosis.
III this be true, 10 10 reasonable to infer that
such milk would produce like results In
Infants"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
AT ALL oosr. sLKEri

Dealt Before I kneclei besiii him ami,
After unbuftoDing his coaf. laid my hand 0n
his breast, ! knsw tho man WAS dead r.
fore | turnel the lantern on his white face
knew who ths man WAS Sir Mervyn Fer
rand hai paid for his sin with nj. lifel IL
needed little professional skill 20 determine
the causs u bis death. A bullet frsi, Il
seemed 10 me. al closs quarters hal pasei
sbsolutoiy through the heart lie must
have fallen without a moan killei. I
knew. by the hand of tho woman he had
wrongld.
A sneering smils ys, fingered on bis -,
features I could even imagine the words
which had Accompanied n. when swift AMI
sudden. without one moments graoe for
rcpsntencs or confession. death had been
metsi out 10 him AZ one moment hs stool
erect and fHll of life. mocking. IL may he.
hsr who had trusted him and hal been 10
trayed. At ths next. before the sentence he
Vas speaking was completed, he lay hfelsss
at her feet, with the sn0w-nakes beginning
30 form his winling-shesti
Oh. 10 was vengsancei swim. deadly ven
geancel But why. on, why had she wrcakei
~ Philippe. my peerless Philips. mur-
ITO osConfinusd.1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
REQUISITES oF rnE BurrERpAIRY
county Centleman


The following hiuts ate conicnsci from
an extended article on this subject In The
Nfi, lori Irilsss, written ~ Mr. Richard
Goodman. jr.i
Remove pals from stable As soon A.
hlicd. or place beyond The reach ot stable
Odors and dust Never use The fro,h -
mols,sn the meas hands OF The cats
tongue. Keep the mixers - with ihclr
dirty boots covered with liquids and sol.
lds from The bare f0or. and their clothes
with COW halr. scurf aud dust of dry COW
manure - out OF the mllk rsom. MIA
rooms Ia New EnglAni. New York aud the
West, must be above ground, A. The best
cream can not be raised below ground
Bald OF wood, lAth and plaster, securing
Que OF two good air spaces by back plAs-
terlug, or use of gOol oioricss shcaihing
paper under clapbosrls. and nailed % stud
ding midway between The lining board.
and The lAth.
Cracks ln foors-whether of wood.
brick or s,Ons-arc apt % Accumulate no
end OF decaylng matter. Cracks Ia walls
OF celllugs may cause currents OF Air,
bringing dampucss OF mold, dust OF must
lness nom cellar OF garrett, Of sunffy
smells nom other parts of The house. The
outdoor air sh0aid not be poisoned by
groani slops. cess-pooi, priyy, hog-Pcu,
hcn.hOasc OF stable o,iOrs.
Keep utensils clcAn-tln washed aui
suuued. wood washed and aired. Wash
tin nrst Ia cold watsr. then In warm water,
then with boiling water and soap, then
With cold water again. fOr wooden ware
use bot then cold water In preparing Tor
use the reverse % this In cleaning thcm-
without soap. Use CASTLE or oi0flcss
olive soap. aud not yellow. grocery or
hAlfmafc son soap. Use tough hnen
towels for drying utensils. Keep The sali
where 10 cannot absorb oiors, and guard
against bitterness. Jumps or pan scales.
Keep The butter color free from mold OF
must, and rcfrigera,ofs clean with A. little
washing A. possible.
Set Jersey milk Ia shallow 0fe1 pans
a. Co, Temperature, - obtain nrm, way
grain and sweet. nut,y favor. skim a, 81,
"a, OF T. hours, according 20 temperature.
Better batter Is produced by open, shallow
setting Al CD : temperature, even with MILK
OF native cows, and better even than With
centrifugal separator.
Setting milk. ripenlng cream, and
churulug and working butter, should all
be done 10 a temperature a. near 90 as
possible, without variation from The time
milk ls poured into pans until butter =
put into ice-hox. Use charn which viii
permit the grAnulailon, washing and hall
The working before 10 i taken cot Into the
butter.worker. Many churu will spoil
the grain of butter quite A. quickly a.
most patent workers. Batter made atsr
these rules will bring 90 10 IS cents per
pound"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
JOTTINGS.
Poultry Esvlew

Here De. the great remedy for chicken
cholerA - cleanliness and proper care.
This will d. more 20 fid the country Of
,h., plague than al the patent nos,rum'
In existence.
foaf Couatry Home
Fences COS, more than houses and
barns: more than our live stock yet
excep, a. necessary 10 fence in our own
stock. bring IN absolutely no returns.
Portland transcript
There i a safe old rule ,hA, has stood
good for many centuries: "And with
What measure you me,e. il shall be meA'
sared 20 yoa.
Oar CouaiTy Home
Teams going A.seld with manure may
return with GbsofbAnts for the stable, OF
stones 20 some bad hole. instead Of
empty.
n 4. farmcr.l
Timothy needs a period Of growth in
the fAll 20 mature It's little bulbs, but
II fed close. the roots will die within a
year.
Live stock Recorl.l
The best sheep fOr a farmer TO keep
are those ihA, yield the heayiss, fleece.
and the CREATES, number Of pounds Of
meat.
fAmericAn DAiryman.l
Bed your cows with .awius,, II posi-
be; !, will keep your cows clean and
the stable sweet
EKehAnge,l
Cal,ivste thoroughly. II you wish to
reap AbundAntly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13

AT the beginning OF The experiment,
about two ounces Of meal were fed Tor
each quart OF milk, but later. three ounces
for every quart The buttermllk was
doubtiess somewhat diluted BY the nrst
washlngs Of the butter, for II showed only
7.2i parts In 100 OF solids. while the skim.
med milk contained $50 parts OF solids In
100 pounds, or nearly twenty.nvcsper cent
more, making the values by Analysis, cor
respond fairly with the respective prices
paid. The results. however, show tha,
the cheaper buttermilk a. fed with the
corn meal. gave equal increase In weight,
the extra solids In the skinned milk not
appearing In the pork.
The pigs were fed Just four months,
aud although there was q difference OF be.
tween one and two dollars In the COS, OF
food consumed by different sulmals, and
silll greater corresponding difference In
the Increase made, the difference In results
from feeding the two kinds Of milk was 4
mere fraction. The heaviest feed for
week, In any case. was three pounds Of
meal, and lfl.2 quarts of milf, per day,
bu, this Was only reached two week. by
two OF the pigs. The cost Of making the
dressed PORK from skinned milk and meal
was SIS cents per n. and from the butter
milk and meal cts.
what may Interest the general reader
most, Is the fac, ths, there was apront
from the feeding In both cases, the pork
being sold At : II cents PER pound, which
Indicates that N pigs are well selected,
and properly fcd and cartd Tor, they will
pay al present prices. over half cent =
quart for skinned milk led with due
proportion of meal The figures In detail
cover several pages % The report, and
those OF our readers who would like % see
and study them more carefully. % see how
the appetite and increase varied with The
different animals during the trial, can ob'
tain the report BY application % Director
Goc.smaun, At the station In Amherst
No accoun, 4. given of the value % the
manure mais during the trial. bot notes
were made ~ u, and reports may D. given
In future bullctin afer the results OF
analyses have been worked out To the
farmer. This l. an important point
These results arc highly satisfactory,
And show lha, the farmer who has cows
can use his skim milk 10 advantage.
The mistake that il too onen made i 20
try to make our fo'd 70 too Ear. Thus
using !, all in building up the waste Of
the system and supplying the necessary
animal heA, leaving nothing Coz increase
OF 20 make he,h. Feed well and e,pee,
returns for food and care. bu, Il The ami
NAL. are in a ehronie state of hunger al
the time. no profits can be obtained.