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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-03-20

BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-The Best Salve in the
world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChilblaihS
Corns and all Skin Eruptions. and positively cures
Piles, OF pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by G. S, Walker & Co..
marc Staunton, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-03-20

Use Dixie Condition Powders for Horses, Cattle
Sheep, Hogs and Fowls, and save them.
MARRIOTT
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-03-20

made by VIM. Kinney, then Senator of the
county. who was the member of the COM
mitteo of the legislature to meet Presi-
dent Taylor at the Potomac river on his
way to Richmond to lay the corner stone
of the Washington Monument. The ad-
dress compared cid FAC to General Wash
ington. Syme, of Petersburg, was the
chairman of the House of Delegates com.
mittee of reception.
THE PRICES OF THAT DAY
had marked resent lance in many cases to
those of to-day-wheat was $50 9Oc; corn,
474@5Oc.; flour, $475; bacon, 6@6te.; lard
6397e.; hogs, 81 509$4,75; oats, SIC.
LOCAL POLITICS.
The VINDICATOR being in the minority
in Wing county, was full of advice to
the Wings not to 20 into convention to
i .ominate candidates, the proposition to
%do so being ian insult to their intelli-
gence." 1t publishes the proceedings of a
Democratic meeting in Bath county, at
which our lamented friend, David Nc
Guffin, was on a committee, and at which
it WAS resolved to nominate no man for
the State Senate who will not resist to
the last extremity all encroachments on
the rights OF the South by the Abolition.
lists of the North.'
MISCELLANEOUS.
A bill had just been reported in the leg
1slature for ehartering an independent
bank-the Central Bank of Virginia, at
stanton, with capital of from 100000
to $500 ,00O-it not being advisable, in the
opinion Of the Committee on Banks, to
have any more branches OF State banks.
That was the year of the California ex.
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was. The treatment before using the SWiftS ope-
cifc cost between $3.50 to $500, and the six Dot
ties of S. S. S. cost me six dollars
1t is certainly the most wonderful medicine and
the best blood purifier in the world. The proprle-
tors should let the world know about it,
NorE-The S. S. s. Company wish to caution pur-
chasers in regard to the numerous limitations OF
their goods. Some carry the lie OH the face pur-
porting to be vegetable remedies: when. in TACT,
they are really strong solutions Of poisonous min
erals-as Mercury, Potash, etc. Be careful to get
the genuine.
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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5. Valencia, Josefa-Lot /, block
X, Also tract, valued &C $3.50, impts
500, furniture SIS. sew meh $40, total
value of all property s37s, total tax
a 80, per cent, - cts. cost of adyer-
Using SO cts. Total tax with costs
ID. Vale, Bsnito--Lnt 20 II = side
Buena Vista street, bnd n hy Ortiz,
4 by NJ ; de Lugo,S by q u Enriquez,
part of lot 3, blk IS, Ord survey, val
ued at s40O, impts $50, mdse So, fur
niture $50, piano $50, total value OF
all property $3.50. total tax 81 so L
per cent, - cts. cost OF advertising
81. Total tax with costs
II. WALTON, Predict s blk Ii,
Also tract, valued AT $500 impts s.lbe,
total value $3.50. total tax $40 70, per
cent, 81 cts, cost OF advertising 10 OTIS.
Total tax with costs
Is. Van Slyke, nelph-Ic0xl0o II,
East Los Angeles, Lopez tract, COM
menciug at the \ w cor Lopez tract
and n Z cor Beaudry vineyard, val.
ued at $50. impts 500, mortgaged t.
John steere for $500; sew mch BIS. y
tai value Of al property after dedac
ton. 1915, total tax a 80, per aent,
% cts. cost of advertising a. To-
tai tax with costs
80. Vassallo, F. Lot 5, blk Is.
Wooden Mill tract. valued at s10os 10
tai tax 81 20, per cent, q cts, cos1 os
advertising 40 cts. Total tax with
costs
Sd. Vickerr, Ann--I.ot Is, Sik d.
] Morris Vineyard tract, valued at $3.50
impts $50, furniture $50. Total value
| $3.50, total tax 81 10. PEI cent, "a cts,
cost OF advertising u. Total tax
/ with costs
%. Villalovos, ] C-Lot 9, blk y
Thomas tract, alued at $3.50, impts
$50, total value $3.50, total tax s. o.,
per cent 10 cts. cost OF advertising 30
cts. Totsi tax with costs
Also lot -. blk 3, Brooklyn tract.
Waived at S7h, total tax 90 cts, 5 per
Gent cts. cost OF advertising 50 cts.
Total tax with costs
50. Vonkeith. Carl-Lot IL, block
Y. Mott tract. valued at 5000, impts
i $50, mortgaged 10 Mary n Robertson
| for $500, furniture SO. sew mch $40.
total value OF all property after de-
ductiOn 500 total tax 81 81, per cent
"a cents, cost of advertising 81. To
tai tax with costs
IS. V0gel, Lot a, Stephenson sub.
division, block =, Carey tract, valued
at $40, impts 5000. total value $3.50,
total tax = 10. per cent 20 cents.
cost of advertising 10 cents. Total
tai tax with costs
70. Valmer & Sleeth-L0t s, block
| u, Childs tract, valued At $3.50. total
| tax -, per cent 10 cents, cost VI ad
yertistng SO cents. Total tax with
costs
Also. + y lot a. block u, Childs
tract. valued at tl26. total tax 81 50. 5
per cent cents, cost OF advertising
10 csnta. Total tar with costs
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8, urmy, II Mot :, and + q Il
| OF lot 10, block A, Fort Hill tract.
| value of land $500, Impts $500 libra
| nv csc, watch SIS, furniture $40. total
value Of all property s2ss5. total tax
| s2s g. per cent 81 q, cost OF adver-
| tisIng 81. Total tax with costs u
"a. Unknown owner-Lot 4, block
| n. Also tract, valued at 800. total
| tax 81 20, 8 per cent cts, cost adyer-
| Using 50 cts. Total tax with costs
%. Unknown owner Lot 90
| block x, Also tract, valued at $3.50.
total TAX s., per cent Is cts. cost OF
advertising 50 cts. Total tax with
costs
"a. Unknown Owner : Lot l6,
block X, Also tract, valued at $50,
| fmpts 500, total value $3.50, total tax
IS 10, 6 per cent q cents. cost of ad-
yerlising so cents. Total tax win
costs
%. Unknown owner - 60 # OF lots
ID and 10, Arcadia tract value oil
land 5000. impts sl2oo, total value
Il IS cost Of advertising 50 cents.
Total tax with costs 70
10. Unknown owner-Lot 9, Avila
tract, valued at s375. total tax - ~
| S percent % cts, cost of advertising 80
| cents. Total tax with costs
| 81. Unknown 0wner-I.ot 10, Ayila
tract. valued at $3.50, total tax ~
| per cent rs cents cost OF advertising
20 cents. Total tax with costs
70. Unknown Owner-Lot II, Avtla
tract, valued at $40, total tax ~ os, 3
| per cent 20 cents, cost OF advertising
10 cents. Total tax with costs =
&C. Unknown Owner-Lot ~. Bal.
| lesteros tract, valued at 800, total
tax 80 f0 8 per cent 70 cents, cost Of
advertising 80 cents. Total tax with
| costs y
40. Unknown owner-Lot s, block
i04, Bellevue Terrace tract. valued
at $40, total tax IS o., 5 per cent rs
cents, cost Of Advertising so cents.
Total tax with costs
a. Unknown owner-Lot2i, block
100, Bellevue Terrace tract, valued
at $50. total tax 81 80, s per cent .
cents, cost OF advertising so cents.
Total tax with costs
a. Unknown owner-Lot IA, block
l06, Bellevue Terrace tract, valued At
$3.50; total tax - 90 per cent q
cents: cost OF advertising so cents.
Total TAX with costs
%. Unknown oowner-E 70 II OF
lot II, block l07, Bellevue Terrace
bper cent 81 cents; cost OF adyertis-
Ing 30 cents. Total tar with costs y
a. Unknown owner-wS< lot I,
block G. Bells Addition, valued at
eS2b; total tax 50 s0.6 per cent 10 cents;
, cost OF advertising 50cents. Total tax
with costs
10. Unknown owner--w ID Il OF
lot 2. block 9, Bells Addition, valued
at $50; total tax 81 80, 5 per cent .
cents; cost Of advertising 30 cents.
Tutsltax with costs
d. Unknown owner--Iot s, block
8. Bells Addition, valued at $3.50; total
tax q 50, per cent 50 cents; cost OF
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TOTAL TAX,
WITH COSTS.

TOTAL
WITH G
o,s. RYAN. John-Int By reason OF
N see Ia property Of Nellie a uisa
IN beii.r lot 10, blk A motifs vine
rsrd tract, 500. see Co Rec BOOK "a,
1ees s6. totol tax ". per cent 20 Cts.
esost Of advertising 30 cts. Total YAK
with costs
22o. Reyes. G--1I4 acres on kohier
81 III W by q Rice, Z by Parker, val
ued Al $500; total tax 81 20, 8 per cent
&c cts, cost OF advertising so cts. To-
tai tax with costs
22f. Rhodes, Mrs Hot SO. Work.
man & Holienbeck tract, valued at
500, total tax 81 20, s per cent cts,
cost Of advertising 90 cts. Total tax
with costs
225. Robinson, q W-~Lot IL, Meyer
block. valued at $3.50, impts $3.50. total
value $500. total tax %, per cent ~
cts, cost OF advertising 50 cts. Total
tax with costs
226. Roche. J-L)t 8. block .,
Sanchez tract, value OF land $500;
impts 100. furniture $40; total value
Sl24p; total tax ia So; per cent, ~
cents; cost Of advertising 81. Total
tax with costs
22s. Ruiz. Mot 1b0xl65 II u side
Yale at, BID by Winters by Raya.
les. block IS, o I'd survey; value OF
1885; total tax SO go; per cent, 70
cents; cost. Of advertising go cents.
Total tau with costs
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| 9. Tapla, S-Ord survey, 80 II front
on CASTELAR, ST, lot s. block 81. valued
| at $50 impts 500. total value $3.50, TO.
tai tax 81 Sc, per cent % cts. cost OF
advertising so cts. Total tax with
| costs
IL. Taylor, John F-Lot 3, block
| Moulton addition, valued at sl2.
| impts $50, mortgaged to NJ BiscaIluz,
| for 900, wagon go, harness -, sp
| horses 50, mix COW SIS, total value
| OF all property after deduction 1850,
| total tax 70 70, per cent IL cts, cost
OF advertising 81. Total tax with
costs
\ 2l. Taylor & Manning : Lots and
| 7. blk 8, subd OF lot 9, blk 80. Han
| cock survey, valued at $50; total tar
81 50. per cent . cts, cost OF adver-
Using, 50 cts. Total tax with costs
55. Thompson, Abram-6o II front
| side OF First street. between Main
| ard Los Angeles ats. I'D W by Childs
l 4 Wilson, Z by Smart; value OF land
| 1850, impts si000. total value $500:
| Of advertising, so cts. Total tax with
| costs
60. Thompson, Anna J-Interest
| by reason of mortgage In property OF
| L De Cells estate, being lot p y, ~
I 20, Il, % and q In Consuelo subd of
| the Cells Vineyard tract, for 500; see
per cent, 80 cts, cost Of advertising,
so cts. Total tax with costs
II. Thompson, Mrs J Blot 10,
blk 4, East Los Angeles. valued ct
81 60, impts 5000, furniture $65, sew
moh SIS; total value $3.50. total tax
| 311 49, per cent, S. cts, cost OF ad-
| yertising, 81. Total tax with costs
| Also lots II and IA, block 6, East
| Los Angeles. valued al 500; total tax
| u 50, per cent. "a cts, cost OF adver-
Using, 50 cts. Total tax with costs
ss. Upton. Nancy--Lot 8, blk q.
Park tract, valued at $50; total tax
| 81 80, 6 per cent, . cents, cost Of ad-
| verfising, 60 cts. Total tax with costs
l02. Todd, A Lr-Lot Is, blk rs, East
Los Angeles, valued at tltO, buggy
| $50. harness sis, Am horse 400; total
| value s3l6, total tax ~ rs. per cent,
IS cts, cost Of advertising, ". Total
tax with costs
l07. Tompkins, W Amt by rea-
son OF mortgage In property OF Chas
Schmidt, being lot 4, blk ., Moreno
Vineyard tract, for $500; see Co Rec
book a. page lb2; total tax -, per
| cent, 20 cts, cost OF advertising, 20
| cts. Total tax with costs
i no. lOMths rs a8At1 ~ e....
| w side OF Figueroa ct, bd N by
Lober, y by Mcfarland, valued q
si1O0. Total tax SO 20; 6per cent 81
cents, cost of advertising SO cents.
Total tag with costs
100. Trigo, Y Riot 10, block Y.
Also tract, valued at $50. imPts 500.
total value $3.50; total tax Is 60; 6 per
| cent 83 cents; cost OF advertising 30
cents. Total tar with costs
1873. Tribolet. Rafaela--Lot 2, Car
bajal tract, valued at sS65; total tax
% rs; 8 per cent 80 cents, cost OF ad-
| vertising so cents. Total tax with
i costs
$50 Tyler, A-Int by reason of
mtge In property OF Maggie Frackel-
ton, being lots IL and IA, block @,
Morris vineyard tract for $3.50. See
Co Rec Book 81. page 235; totsi tax
% &C.; per cent 81 cents; cost OF ad-
vertisng so cts. Total tax with costs
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TOTAL TAX.
WITH COSTS.

rorAl IA
WITH cosr
.,sorq.oo,,o., =. ,,k "A uuha,
, Z % y ~. ~ - ~ u y, ~ ~ ~ nj
ra.,' sa,psn ~ =, sssv ~, 'o oa sava,t,sing
~ ~ ~ r,',, Il u.s. ~ ,ss,h sosts
W W. io'ai va WIN ooo'
Also lot y, block %, Huber tract
valued a. s6V0; total tax :. ~ per
Total tax with costs
Also s "a II OF lot 10. blk "a. Huber
tract, valued at $40; total tax y os. .
per cent, 20 cts, cost OF advertising,
ou CTS. Total tax with costs
a9i at,m, Y-rnt nv reason
Of mor,gsse II nronertv Of 1 n HeQe,
hainy ~ scres n iand Id N by GRO,
var orcfeard tract bv Main st. W
by Charity st. BY Hege whiting.
iof sienU; see 20 rec Dops "a ~ cost
OF advertising $50 cts. Total TAX WIN On
costs
422. stuhr, Norma-Lots aud
Brodrick subdn of Cells yiheyaru
tract. valued at $500; total TAX ~ ~
5 per cent, 10 cts; cost OF au'ertisi"s
Sc cts. Total tax with costs
42s. subiate. kaiaei-.Lostas so " :, co n,
block u, Fort Hill tract BID W by r.
baleta. by zuarez, valued A. $Svv.
impts go, furniture w. sew mch ~,
total value of all properly sSio ,otai
tax "a 60; 8 per cent, GEMS; coss
OF advertising u. io'si YAK WIN
oos ~ s.,,..n rah,-r,s, nv -ass.
~. sean n, ~ n,os,s,ty ofA
On o. hol'safe =, ~. r andi s MI
1reehWvoui usin M ip's s,ao, a. ssfse
~ 70, ~ w ~ paoS "a nava oog. tntei
aee ~ ~ n1v ,, 100 csn, ots. oost ~
sdr.,,is,nef "a rts INITIAL tar with
costs
1872. Summers, M E--50xl5O II cen
ter parts OF lots 5, 10 and II, block 8,
Foot hin tract, assessed 10 A B Me-
s I'M, was9 "a - ,o,sifspx ~ rents.s
.o as -. W aos,,,s ccss ~ advertisIng
nv ren' Ton ~ ,"v ,stb cost
ovoen'n' 'o''' '"4 w"
443. swan, Silva M-I.ots Sc, 81, 80,
al block /. Sisters of Charity tract,
value Of land $3.50: lmpts $3.50. mort.
gagged 10 Peter Ward for $500, also
inoftgageu 70 rioren a. nnr ~, s9o
wasVh szo' ~ noasv sso u ~, nsanarty
mcn Wy Io,ai 's s,gc, ~ sa,,ai X =, TX
aner deaucs'on sz Ky, I'm aavartislnr
per cept ~ W. sos 49, -
w. Iotsi TAX WIN ces's
449. gwinnsv, II G-Lot ~, Balles-
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For Weak Women.

Mrs. LYDIA E. PINKHAM: "About the frs,
of September, 1881, my wife was taken with
uterine hemorrhage. The best styptics the
physician could prescribe did not check it and
she got more and more enfeebled. She was
troubled with Prolapsus Uteri, Leucorrhea,
numbness of the limbs, sickness of the stom-
ach and loss of appetite. purchased a trial
bottle of your Vegetable Compound She
said she could discover a salutary effect from
the first dose. Now she is comparatively
free from the Prolapsus, Stomach's sickness,
&c. The hemorrhage is very much better
and is less at the regular periods. Her appe-
title is restored, and her general health and
strength are much improved. We feel that
we have been wonderfully benefited and our
hearts are drawn out in gratitude for the
same and in sympathy for other sufferers, for
whose sakes we allow our names to be used -
c. W. EATON, Thurston. N. Y.
mar3l +&wlw
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ON The ENGINE.

Runninx . Loesnetfve While Deathly
0Ssk-seaething the Passenger DID Not
Knsw-A PhysieAan saves an E.ft.eer.
D.. DsvsS Ke.nedy, Rondoxt, N. r.:
DnAR siR; l an IN engineer on me Oid Colony
Pm River and Lowell, residing in Taunton. For
ten year, suffered everything bat death from dys-
Depsia. Ofen had such blindinx sick headaches
hat eosld scarcely think this was due partly
to irregular habits Of eating and partly 70 the jar Of
the engine. sometlmcs my head would snap like
yhis A You'd teel !, BIZ A. mans Ssts nv
Heaih Va very ofenseive, and my food soared as
soon ~ It entered my stomach. In fact my stomach
"a vhst ssony il gave perhaps you can imagine
In the summer and fall Of le7o. when We had the
besvy centennial travel the constant jar brought Oh
sbould have 70 leave the road. But kept at work
sstil the next spring. when / grew 90 much worse
Ast oosd virtually eat not hing and concluded that
~ labor, and my life too, were about over. ~ -
Remember that had tried every medicine heard
e. ssd bed been treated BY Of the best phi 81
Dr. DAVID KEsNEDY's FAvORITE Remedy
Wa recommended to me. II was new TO me. and
With my experience of medicines you can easily for
Fys me for saying that had not particle Of faith
had taken 1t but = few days when bryan to get
better The raw and sore feeling left my stomach,
and the swapping pains left my head, and soon was
IN hight, and have been ever since. 1t is the only
thing that did me the least good. and 1t drove
y anS ri
REMEDY with on my engine, and 1t goes wher
ever 70.
Why, believe FAvORITE REMEDY viii cure
aaything. One night, while ago, John Layton, an
erRine<F who the man line boat train from
Boston, came on my engine sick as death. He was
worn ost with work, had high fevsr. and was 80
AeYvons he almost broke down crying. .Nonsense.
john" said. ''cheer up. I've got something on my
engine that will set you mp In 4 J n.y." ! took out
my bottle Of fAvokITE X NEDY. lifted his head
and gave him a good dose He went to bed. Two
days affr saw himt oking healthy AZ botcher.
-, AM he said, "what Is that stuff you gave me
the other night" at was DIR d ,VID kENNE-
DY'S FAvOkITE REMEDY, Rondout. N. Y"
said We'll. don't care whose X medy it Is. it's
the thing for q man the railroad " so say we
an. Your, etc. DANIEL Fits.
This p epartor goes to the root of disease b. pu-
rifySng the blood and fousing every organ into
healthy action II il useful at home shops. Office
-everywhere.
Dr. David Kennedy. Physician and Surgeon. Rond-
out. N. Y.
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along to look out for somebody else's
daughter" Then you play this trick only
on womenp, | asked. No. he SAID
Mostly on them because they are the
easiest; but where we see fellow that
looks like rank sucker we give him the
crop with the glove and ring What do
you mean?' Drop ladv's little kid
glove, with a ring nicely tucked down in
one of the fingers and pick it up near him.
When he says it amt his we accidentally
like find the ring and shake it out before
him. That is pretty sure to throw him
off his guard, and when we come the
necessity dodge on him he goes to the
slaughter like lamb. Sometimes we get
' that way. Men that lock real good
clerical like, are pretty sure meat for us
but they're not liberal in buying ~. Y.
Times
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Orchard and Garden.

Orchard and Garden.
Sow asparagus.
Grating is in order.
Set out the cuttings early.
Plan the garden for horse culture.
Plant trees early but not too early.
Rich ground makes tender vegetables.
All the small fruits will bear some
Sow cabbage in raised beds and the
fleas will trouble less.
Buy directly from the nurserymen
rather tnan from agents.
Often the more haste there is to ge. in
tender seeds. the less real speed.
The dewberry. a trailing species OF
bramble. is coming in line as cultivated
small fruit.
Birds now show their great value as in
sect consumers; spare them in fruit time.
even if they do then trouble some.
If you let the orchard run into an IN
thrifty condition, don't wonder that dis
ease and insects make rapid inroads
against the trees. A feeble tree invites
where vigorous one repels these.
Manuring. would-be gardiner who
loses sight of the fundamental need of
abundant fertilizing. both in growing
fruit and vegetables. is building his pros
poets on poor foundation. There must
be heavy applications every year Tor the
best results. Trees, however, are best
served by bop-dressing. as the feeding
roots are near the surface. As for vege-
tables. the manure must be incorporated
with the soil. but it seems impossible to
get the ground too rich for these. The
money making market gardeners apply 40
tons of strong manure year after year to
the same land. We commend a similar
course to farmers.
Treating the Bark.-The old notion that
whitewashing Injuries the trees by closing
the breathing pores of the bark is absurd
The external bark of most trees is dead,
and no matter how thickly it is coated, the
functions of the live bark beneath 90 on.
BY embarrassing there comes the double
gains OF killing innumerable insects, and
loosening up the old bark. A lime-white
color is Objectionable, but can be changed
by the use of little SCOT or other color
ing matter.
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Flowers and the Lawn.
Prune hardy shrubs.
Cannas NAV be started.
plant ri a d,n1ao oar1x

| ChuHhS OC Stdltcu
Plant gladiolas early.
When thawed, roll gravel walks.
The earlier sodding is done, the better
Shift fast-growing plants promptly as
needed,
An early rolling benefits the lawn the
entire season.
One species of Gamma is much used for
food in Venezuela.
Plants must have air at the roots; il
the soil is like mud for any time, most
kinds will suffocate.
Hardy businesses should have their
shoots cut back to four or six eyes at the
spring pruning. Climbers and moss roses
only need to haye the dead wood removed
and struggling shoots headed in.
Uncovering tender things.-There
need be no hurry with the first warm
day to remove the straw. earth, OF
other cover that was put on shrubs
and plants in the fall. Sometimes we
have very hard freezes after this date; it
it is during spring changes from warm to
cold that the winter coats are capable of
doing much good. After the weather as,
| suHles mllu enough 10TH 10 lnHuence
buds. then it is ample time to uncover
Roses and such things as may need prun-
ing should receive it directly after they
are uncovered.
Propagation.--By this time slips are
more abundant on the house plants than
earlier. 1t is good time to strike mosl
kinds for summer use, and particularly SC
for such as will be wanted large and fine
for next winters Towering in the house
To amateurs the writer always recon-
mends the saucer system. Cuttings are
set closely together in saucer or dish
containing several inches of sand, which
is kept wet enough to be like mud. The
saueers should have light place-direc1
sunshine even proving no detriment, and
water should be applied daily.
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New York Fish Exhibition.

NEW YORK, April l.
A large crowd assembled this morning al
the exhibition of brook trout at the stands of
Fish Commissioner Eugene G. Blackford in
Fulton Market. Prominent fish culturists
of nearly every section of the country were
represented. The curiosities were two
headed and pair of Siamese twin salmon
three weeks old. lot of lsndlocked salmon
from Maine were much admired. English
and Scotch varieties were also represented
Idaho trout heve large black and irregular
spots. Maine lakes have yellow brook trout.
Tee exhibition will continue tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-02

There are probably hundred or more per-
sons in this and peighooring towns who daily
suffer from the distressing effects of kidney
troubles, who do not know that Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment is almost a sure cure In
severe cases great relief may be obtained, il
not perfect cure.
We notice that agricultural newspapers all
over the country are now exposing the worth
lessness of the large 25c packs of horse and
cattle powders. We put the ball in motion
and claim the credit of it. Sheridan's Caval-
~ Condition Powders are absolutely pure, and
are the only kind worth buying.
msr31- &wlw