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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-12-12
PUNcENT PARAGRAPHS.

There are travellers who can not
wait for railroad war of rates. They
are bound to 60 at any rate.
why don't you literary men get
rich?" asked lady of Bohemian. Il
don't know" he replied, ''unless it is
that dollars and cents never go to-
gether. ~. Y. Independent.
Many persons seem to imagine that
they are always in an amphitheatre
with the assembled world as spectators;
whereas, all the while, they are playing
to empty Enthusiastically Magazine.
-''H you want to look for heroes in
our days." says woman writer, '.you
must look for them in the Kitchen"
That's where the policeman spends
most of his time while on duty.-Bur.
lington Ha,ckeye.
"A favorite style: ''Well, my daught.
sulting recently about the windows for
our new house. What kind would you
like in the parlor?'' 20, thank you,
papa, for seeking my advice. I should
prefer beau windows by all means. -
Boston Budget.
Health Hints: Never 20 to bed
with your clothes on. Never sleep with
your eyes open. Never drink
cocktail after dinner. Don't look
down the barrels of a gun to see II
it is loaded. Never kindle the fire with
kerosene. Never fool with . buzz-saw.
Never try to conciliate Q strange dog
with kind words Chicago Tribune.
"A little girl was told that she must
not 90 to the currant bushes-that the
currants would make her sick. She
said she did not mean to, but Satan
tempted her. '.Why didn't you pray:
Get thee behind me, Satanr" asked
her mother. II did," was the reply,
''and he got right behind me and
pushed me into the bushes"
Baby Mine with Twist:
I've letter from your sire,
Baby mine, baby mine,
And he says he'll come and see No
II he ever gets the time.
And he thinks far in the distance
When his very busy business
VIII send him down this way.
And While the engine ssops for wasr
Full stx minutes and half,
He will listen to the music
OF your winsome baby laugh.
TTice already he has seen yop,
18S
How you grow, you little beauty
One yeOr old last Wednesday week.
Inter Occ0n.
Darling" he whispered, as the
clock sadly struck two, and he still sat
there trying to impress her with his
love, there is one thing I 50 much de-
sire. Would you let me take some
thing that would be eternally sweet to
my remembrance?" II don't know"
she coyly replied. making move as il
to fall on thirty-cent shirt-front, '.bus
there is one thing you could take that
will fill my happy cup to overnowing."
what is it, loved ones" ready to catch
her; but only . cold answer came. thas
sounded like the bottom Of . coal-hox
in December. You might take yoa{
leave - ~4slnnta oonstitasson.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-12-12

No more touching compliment could
be paid than that of the child who had
overheard conversation at the table on
the qualities of a wife. As he stopped
over to kiss his mother he remarked:
Mamma. when get big I'm going to
marry lady just xactly like you
indianapolis Journal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-12-12

-Ouida says: "A girls love must
never be begged. but conquered"
That's all very well, but how to subdue
the thick-soled parent OF the period is
what's bothering our young men Just
now.-sc. Francisco Post.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-12-12

Alexander Graham Bell hopes to in
troduce generally into deaf and dumb
institutions the entire substitution of
articulate conversation for the present
system Of sign language.-C Chicago In
tsr OSeaa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-12-12

Old rats. it is said. lose their facul.
ties and are lead around by the Younger
ones.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

Best pair of trained steers two years
old or over. LIST Sl5, I'd $40, Sd So.
Best pair of trained steers under two
years old. LIST IL. I'd 8. Sd 3.
Best bull calf. 1st 5, I'd 3.
Best heifer calf. LIST 8, I'd 3.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

Receipts of successful competitors to
be furnished the Secretary for publica-
ton. Competitors will not present
their bread until Wednesday morning,
September ID.
DIVISION 80. CANNED FRUITS.
PRESERVES, PICKLES, ETC.
A diploma will be awarded for the
following:
Best variety put up and made by the
exhibitor; best specimen of canned
peaches best specimen OF canned
plums best specimen OF canned straw
berries; best specimen of canned rasp--
berries; best specimen OF canned
cherries best specimen of canned to-
matoes best specimen Of preserved
ounces best specimen OF preserved
apples; best specimen of preserved
plums; best specimen OF preserved!
pears; best specimen of preserved
strawberries best specimen OF pre-
served raspberries; best specimen OF
preserved currants; best specimen OF
preserved cherries; best jar of as
sorted pickles; best bottle tomato cat
sup; best jar ounce Jelly; best jar APP
pie Jelly best jar grape jelly; best jar
currant jelly; best jar strawberry Jelly;
best jar blackberry jelly; best specimen
of canned ounces; best bottle of Mush-
room catsup.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
DIVISION Il. MATCHED OMEN.

DIV INloN II. 4uaA
Color, form and disposition to be con-
sidered.
Rest pair five years old and over. LIST
prem. $40, I'd S..
Best pair four years old ana under
five. LIST 10, ID $.
Best pair three years old and nnder
four. LIST 10, I'd =.
Best pair Two years old and under
three. LIST s, I'd >.
Best pair one year old and nnder
two. LIST 3, 2d 3. ~
Best pair steer calves. LIST 3, I'd J.
The Committee will demand such
tests of oxen and steers under their
control as they may deem proper,
Best pair of oxen regardless OF color
or discipline. LIST 10. I'd ..
DIVISION Is. GRAND TRIAL OF
PULLING OMEN.
For all oxen over #. 6 in. LIST
prem. s25, I'd sl5, 81 $40.
For all oxen over It. and under Is.
LIST 10, I'd 10, Sd 10.
For all oxen over CO aud under 1.
LIST 10, I'd II, Sd s.
For all oxen under g.. LIST 10, I'd 10,
Sd 8.
For steers three years old and under
four. LIST 10, ID I, Sd 3.
An entrance fee of 10 per cent. will
be charged on pulling oxen and steers,
five to enter aud three to start.
Entering fee must be PAID al the
Secretary's office one hour before start
ing.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
Agricultural Department.
SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DErAR

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPART
MENT, r. W. MURCH.
DIVISION 36-GRAINS AND SEEDS
Raised in New England and Maritime
Provinces by exhibitors.
Best trace of II rowed corn of not
less than twenty-five ears, LIST premium,
So, I'd, 81.
Best trace rowed corn not less than
twenty-five ears, LIST 3, I'd 2.
Best trace of pop corn not less than
twenty-five ears, LIST 2, I'd l.
Best peck spring wheat, LIST 2, I'd l.
Best peck winter wheat. LIST 2, I'd l..
Best peck oats, LIST |. I'd so cents.
Best peck barley, LIST l. I'd so cents.
Best peck buckwheat, LIST |, I'd 90
cents.
Best peck rye, LIST !, I'd 80 cents.
Best peck red clover seed, lst 2, I'd ! {.
Best peck timothy grass seed, LIST 2,
I'd /.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
Swine Department.

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPART
MENT I. ID. HENDERSON,.
DIVISION %.
Best Berkshire boar of any age, LIST
premium, IS, I'd 81.
Best SOW, lst s, I'd 4.
Best Poland China, same premium.
Best Chester White, same premium.
Best Jersey Red, same premium.
Best Lancashire, same premium.
Best sow with litter of sucking pigs
of any breed of rot less than six in
number, LIST 8, I'd !.
Best pen of breeding hogs of any
breed to consist of one boar and four
sows over one year, owned by the eX-
hibitor, lst s, I'd a.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPART
MENT, |. u. HENDERSON.

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPART
MENT, l. ID. HENDERSON.
DIVISION lG. COTSWOLD BUCKS.
Two years old and over, LIST prem
um $40, I'd s..
One year old and under two, lst S,
I'd 4.
Buck lambs not less than three, LIST
6, I'd 3.
COTSWOLD EWES.
Not less than three in number.
Two years old and over, list premium
IS, I'd 81.
One year old and under two, lst s,
"a 4.
Eve lambs, 1st &, I'd 3.
The same Premiums as for Cots
void to govern each of the following
classes:
DIVISION Il. LINCOLN.
DIVISION Is. LEICESTER.
DIVISION 10. DOWNS.
DIVISION 20. OXFORD DOWNS.
DIVISION 81. SOUTH DOWNS.
DIVISION %. MERINOS.
DIVISION %. SHROPSHIRES.
DIVISION "a. TEXEL.
All sheep must be registered.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

Manufacturers Of agricultural imple-
men;s are earnestly requested to ex-
hbit their productions. as it is the de-
sire of the Society to encourage as
much as possible the show of agricul-
tural implements.
No premiums will be awarded in
this class but every facility will be
afforded for exhibitors. Space will be
assigned on August 2Sth to 3lst, giving
ample time to place the exhibits in
position.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

F.O. BEAL, Vice President of the
Eastern Maine State Fair, will have
charge of this department.
In testing the speed of horses, each
animal four years old and over is to go
to carriage, to weigh, including driver,
not less than three hundred pounds at
starting. In making the awards in
this class, the general good qualities,
such as style, action, constitution and
enduring proper ties, as well ms the
speed of the animal, are to be taken
into consideration.
Exhibitors of horses are required to
put their names, and the names of their
horses, over the doors of the stalls
they occupy, in letters not less than
three inches. Also to keep the doors
of their stalls open from 8 to II each
day, weather permitting.
TAs horses possessing no merit
whatever, and not worthy of exhibit
ton, have in some cases been entered
merely in order to secure stabllng at
the expense of the Society, the Super
intendent of this department is EN-
powered when any cases of this kind
are reported, to order the animals, so
entered, off the grounds
DIVISION &c. STATIONS FOX
STOCK PURPOSES.
Best trotting stock stallion, Ist prem
ium $40, I'd $25, Sd 80.
DIVISION 81.
Best stallion for raising gentlemen's
driving horses, LIST premium, $40 I'd
$25, Sd $40.
DIVISION 2s.
Best stallion for raising draft horses,
LIST premium $40, I'd $25, Sd $40.
DIVISION 20.
Best stallion, four years old, to be
shown to harness, 1st premium $25,
I'd SIS, Sd IS.
Best stallion, three years old, LIST
40, I'd 10, Sd 8.
Best stallion, two years old, LIST 10,
I'd 10, Sd 8.
Best stallion, one year old, lst 10, I'd
8, 3.
Any evidence by way of stock will
be considered by the Judges in award
ing these stallion premiums.
DIVISION 80. YOUNG STATIONS
FOR DRAFT OR AGRICUL
TURAL PURPOSES.
For best three year old, LIST prem
ium $40, I'd 10, Sd 10.
For best Two year old, lst 20, I'd II,
3dS.
For best one year old, LIST 10, I'd 10,
Sd 8.
DIVISION 81. GELDINGS.
Best geldings, four years old and
under five, LIST premium S25, I'd Sl5,
Sd So.
Best gelding, three years old and
under four, LIST 10, I'd 8, Sd 5.
Best gelding, two years old and
under three, 1sI 10, I'd 3, Sd 3.
DIVISION 80. FILLIES.
Same premiums as for Geldings.
DIVISION 80. BEST TRAINED
COLT.
For best trained colt, two years old
and under, by boy fifteen years old
and under, LIST premium $6, I'd 81, Sd
50.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
DIVISION "a. MATCHED DRlN-
ING HORSES.

(Stallion barrcd.) To be not less
than 10 hands high, TO be shown IN
harness; general good qualities con-
sidcrcd, LIST premium $40, I'd $40.
DIVISION 30. DRAFT HORSES
TO BE TESTED.
Best pair draft horses, LIST premium
$50. I'd sic.
A fee of 10 per cent. of whole purse
will be demanded, in this class at
time of entry; five or more to enter
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
POINTS OF THE STALLION.

The Judges will be governed by the
following rules in awarding the stallion
premiums: Breeding, five points, pro-
vided either the sire or dam shall have
been standard by their own performance,
Horses otherise bred must have record
or be able to show to the Judges 40 or
better in order to enter in this class, after
which the following points will govern
the award
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
SCHEDULE

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS pErARr-
MENT, l. u. HENDERSON.

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPART
MENr, l. u. fENDERSoN.
Entries Clo~ IN his Department .iugust
II. THIS RUE is Imperative.
DIVISION SHORT HORN STOCK
HERD PREMIUMS.
For best bull two years old and over
and not less than four cows or heifers
two years old or over, belonging 10 any
one person: LIST s25, ID SIS.
BULLS.
Best bull three Years old and over.
1st premium S25, I'd SIS.
Best bull one year old and under
three. LIST 10, I'd To-
Best bull one year old and under
two. LIST 10, ID 5.
Best bull calf under one year. LIST
5, I'd !.
COWS, HEIFERs AND CALVES.
Best COW three years old or over. lst
$40, ID Sl5
Best COW two years old and under
three. LIST Is, ID 10.
Best cow one year old and under
two. LIST 10. I'd D.
DtSI ntIttI tAil utltltl Ollt 1thAs iSb
5, I'd ,.
The same premiums as per Short
horns are offered for
DIVISION J. HOLSTEIN STOCK.
JUpGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION 3. AYRSHIRE STOCK.
JUDGES Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION 4. AMERICAN CATTLE
CLUB JERSEYS.
JUpGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION 5. SWISS STOCK.
JupGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION G. DEVON STOCK.
JUDGES. Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION I. HEREFORD STOCK.
JUDGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION s. GUERNSEY STOCK.
JUDGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION 0. MAINE HERD BOOK
JERSEYS.
JUpGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION 10. POLLED ANGUS.
JupGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION II. GRADE OR CROSS
BREED.
HERD PREMIUMS.
For the best five cows or heifers not
less than two years old. 1st Sl5, I'd
$40.
COWS AND HEIFERs.
Best COW three years old or over. lst
$40, I'd s..
Best heifer two years old and under
three. 1st s, ID 4.
Best heifer under one year old. LIST
5, I'd 3.
Best heifer calf. LIST 3.
DIVISION II. TOWN TEAMS.
Best team of five yoke of oxen four
years old and over, owned in any town
in New England. LIST S25, I'd Sl5, Sd
$40.
Best town team of steers under four
wears of age, owned in any town in
New England. lst Is, I'd 10, Sd s.
DIVISION 10. WORKING OXEN
AND STEERS.
Best yoke five years old or over.
LIST SIS, I'd $40, Sd So.
Best yoke four years old and under
five. LIST Is, I'd 10, Sd 8.
Best three years old and under four.
LIST 10, I'd 10, Sd 3.
Best two years old and under three.
LIST II, I'd s, Sd 3.
Best one year old and under two. LIST
8, I'd 4, 81 2.
Best pair of steer calves. LIST 5, I'd
3, Sd, !.
TRAINED STEERS.
Best pair of trained steers two years
old or over. LIST Sl5, I'd $40, Sd So.
Best pair of trained steers under two
years old. LIST II. I'd 8, Sd 3.
Best bull calf. lst 8, I'd 3.
Best heifer calf. LIST 8, I'd 3.
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES ON
THOROUGHBRED STOCK.
Awarding Committees in Cattle De-
partment are expressly instructed that
it is their duty in every case to require
from each exhibitor. in lots of PURE
BREEDS, satisfactory evidence of purity
of breeding, as claimed; and each COM
mittee in awarding premium in any
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES ON
THOROUGHBRED STOCK.

Awarding Committees in Cattle De-
partment are expressly instructed that
it is their duty in every case to require
from each exhibitor. in lots of PURE
BREEDS, satisfactory evidence of purity
of breeding, as claimed; and each COM
mittee in awarding premium in any
such lot will be understood to say by
such award that, in their opinion, the
animals receiving premium beyond
reasonable doubt purely bred as
claimed. They are further instructed
that if they shall have good reason to
believe that any exhibitor, by any
false entry or otherwise, attempted to
deceive the committee or the public,
and obtain a premium by misrepresen-
tation, they shall. report the fact at
once to the General superintendent,
who will cause an investigation Of the
case; and If it is clearly shown that
fraud was attempted, the exhibitor
thus offending must under the order of
the executive officers of the society, be
excluded from competition at this fair.
Breeding animals, exhibited rs such,
must be in breeding condition aud evil
dence must be produced, II required,
that they are breeders and net barren
animals. All three-year- old heifers in
the several classes must have borne a
calf previous to the exhibition or the
heifer cannot compete.
All applications for entry Of thor
oughbred cattle must be accompanied
with the name and age Gin years
and months) or the animal to be exhib-
tied, and the name Of its sire and dam.
Pedigrees of all thoroughbred ami
mails, in all cases, must be traceable to
some American or foreign herd book
for the particular breeds to which they
belong.
Judges will not award sweepstakes
premiums in this department in any
division unless the animals are superb
or in every respect, as the award is
public Endorsement of merit by the
New England Agricultural Society.
The public examination and exhibit
of breeding cattle, working oxen and
steers will be made at the Cattle Rings
and not upon the race track.
The Republican journal., 1885-02-26
Congress Condensed.

Feb. IS. The Senate by vote of 80 to 9.
passed the bill to prohibit the employment of
foreign contract labor. The House bill as
amended by the Senate, now goes back to the
House for concu rrence. The bill prohibits the
importation from foreign countries of laborers
under contract to labor. The House continued
the consideration of the river and harbor bill
Feb. -. The Senate passed the Texas forfeit
ure bill. The House discussed the river and
harbor and the naval bills. Speaker Carlisle
took the chair in the afternoon. Feb. 30. The
Senate discussed the post-office appropriation
bill and the bill to quiet the title of settlers on
the Des Moines river. The agricultural appro-
priation bill was passed. The House consider
ed the river and harbor bin and naval appropr-
alton bill. At an evening session so pension
bills were passed. Feb. 81. The Senate re-
sumed consideration of the post office appro-
priation bill. In the afternoon the Senate pro-
ceeded to the hall of the House of Representa-
tives and took part in the Washington mcnu-
ment dedication exercises. The House passed
the naval appropriation bill. The Senate's
amendments TO the Texas Pacific land grant
forfeiture bill and to the bill prohibiting the
importation of contract labor were agreed to.
The Republican journal., 1885-02-26
Letter from Washington.
THE DEDICATION OF THE MONUMENT. SIGNIFt
CANT INCIDENTS ATTENDING THE CEREMONY.
THE SOUTH IN THE SADDLE. MAINE CUSTOMS
DISTRICTS, ETC.


IxCarS ot me ME
THE SOUTH IN THE SADDLE. MAINE CUSTOMS
DISTRICTS, ETC
Correspondence of the JournalI
"AshiN'roN' D. " req. q Inc great event Oh
the week mere mas been the cclcoration' saturday.
Oh Inc completion OF 'he great washington mohu-
'ien' no" i,hl7he" as 10 eNteilor-the tae9t s'ruc
lure On e''fth ana 'he tai'e't ever reared oy human
h'H"S vi WHO" '"ere ~ d" history me ''"h WAS
quite full OF people, and although the day was
plt'elly cou the attendance at tHe pase OF thcmohu
mcnt was quite large while the Hall and galleries
OF the House OF representatives were completely
filed to stern to the orations That Of Hon Rob
ert c. Winthrop was model production, anditwa
finely read by eN-Gov. Long. That by Mr.. Daniels.
OF Virginia, contained many eloquent passages out
evinced rather too much of the character of
stump speech and was over-spiccd with Virginia.
One thing occurred of significance. When Gen.
Phil. sheridan appeared he was applauIed heartily
by the Republicans, hut no one on The Democratic
side seen to give him the least recognition.
few minutes later Fitz Hugh Lee, the Confederate
General, came in and it was then that The Demo
Gratis, both Northern and southern, cheored most
Justify aud gathered around the man who had
fought to destroy his country and gave him a warm
and very demoustratiye reception Nor did it pass
unnoticed that when at several points in his Grafton
Mr.. Wintbrop smoke patriotically of the Union his
eloauent and ovaI sentences were heartily applaud
ed bv thr Rapuhicans while they we're received by
the Democrats in absolute Silp,;cc
The trnth Is the south is in thr saddle now. The
Sop,born rourbon hates sheridan as bitterly rs he
,iI in 1854 and hats all tba men vl, fouubt in tbp
same army with him; while the Norlhcrr Demo.
The Republican journal., 1885-02-26


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