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NOtice!

On and after Feb. l6, 1885, all persons desiring
custom job work of any description. or Wishing ~, ~
purchase any lumber, wood, &C., &C., are respec',,
fully requested leave their orders at the once o.
s. s. Brooks, at his store, shall bear no more re-
possibilities nor accept any more appucasSns. s s.;S
Shop for said jobs, except the signature Oh s"iu
Brooks accompanies them.
ISAAC NJ. TUCKER.
Foreman of Augusta F. MTG GO.
Feb IL, 'ss. feblSd2W
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ANOTHER BLOW TO ENGLAND,

Death OF One OF Its Rravest Soldiers,
Gen. Stewart-Tryiug Position of
Gen. Buller-Ensland's
supply Of Amuui.
tiOn for the
SOudau.
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Insurance Company
OF hartford, CONN.
pI>Bu kSED IN 1854.

7 UTNKI KSEU TN ISSf.
! To Policy .HoLpkRs;
For claims by death
and matured en-.
dowments, $S,542,22S ls
surplus returned
topolicy. holders, i .l53, ,6os rs
! Lapsed and sur.
rendered Policies. sl6.475 L.
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Total to rolicy.holdcrs, ss,Si2, SOL O.

Total to rolicy.holders, $S,5l2,S06 81
EXPENSES;
Commissions to Agents,
Salaries, "edical Ex.
aminers fees, Printing.
Advertising. Legal. Veal
Estate, and all other
Expenses, 653, l6q o5
Taxes, S34, e7O 0S
sK 400 IA ~
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BY TELEGRAPH,
WEATHER Fl" REPORT,


indications for the Next "a Hour.
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Balance Net Assets. Dec. n. 1884,
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S32.2l7,75O 40


Gross Assets, Dec 81, 1884, sb3,430,0s2 ~
LIABILITIES:
Amount required 10 re-
insure all outstanding
policies, net assuming
4per cent interest, $4s,4is,4lg 90
Additional by
Company's Standard, 3
per cent on policies is
sued since April l,lss2, 1884 90
All other liabilities, sib.955 "a
- &49, ,30s, ,20s "a
Surplus by Company's standard, sI,I2i.s2f 81
Surplus by Conn. Standard, 4per ct, 4,1a5,65 81
Surplus by NY Standards per ct 1900 600 90
Ratio Of expenses of management
to receipts in lss4 81 per cent.
Policies In force Dec 81, 1884, o. 934,
insuring sl52,23o.es5 90
JACOB L. GREENE, President.
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR, Vice President.
WILLIAM q. ABBOTT, Secretary.
ID. II. WELLS, Actuary.
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52.2i7,750 40
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-25

TO nut a rusty nail into the water, which
latter should be changed twice week,
Ieavingsthe nail in it. Boiled bread and
milk with canary seed also boiled in 1t,
is frequently a cure. Put this in the
cave Tor at least five mornings. and at
twelve O'Clock you may give the usual
nod Another remedy is to put the
b,rJ in hike warm milk for six OF eight
minutes :, min in order that portion of it
it it in warm spring water. after which which
tb ,e Ere until dry; then place the bird in
cage cae and set the latter before the fire a
short distance away, or, if you ..1 choose,
in the hot sun in the room Dom Afterwards i; Us
bird j lettuce seed and letting him rest for
t Hri next dav, but repeating this the
third and IN eisPFs t oh da5 f taaH
go t;,,' This treatment will afford relief
# faithfully followed out.-Newell Love
iov, in Good Housekeeping.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-25
ronuIar science Monthly

The November Popular S;ieIee
Dop,fIy leads off with an illustrated
article by T. w. Mather, on the subject /
of "FIving- Machines. 1t gives his
tory of the chief Inventions OF that !
kind. and great deal of information
on the scientific problems and condl-
tions involved and the reasons for be-
Iievfng that the navigation of the air
i practicable. Modern Science and
Modern Thought is a readable and
vigorous article from new English
work under that title by 5. Laing, NJ I.
The liberal tendencies of modern opin-
ion following the revolution OF scientific.
ideas are presented in 4 very effective
manner. J. NJ. Heating discusses
nTwentv Years OF Negro Education
very instructively, bx giving an account
/ of the progress that has been MADE In
! Southern States. both in overcoming
nTeiudices against the teaching. OF the
col6red race. and in devising and carry
inc ont plans for its extension. The
first and principal portion OF Slr Lyon
piavfair's address before the British
Association. at Aberdeen is given on the
"ReIatiOns of Science to the Hupi1G
Veal" This elaborate discourse VIII VIII
ne finished in the next NUMBER, anu VII
be memorable as the most thoroughso-
ing defense of state Intervention III
scientific matters that we have yet nau'
Sir Lyon is himself the prince OF scleI,
tifc politicians, and is better PIepaIed1
to taik about IL than any other man OF
his time "Two Wonderful lnstru-
ments y bv Albert Leffipgwell, M. D., IS
an ingenious chapter in optics a
Free Colony of Lunatics, by Henry de
Variguv. is 4 fresh and instructive &C
count of the remarkable experiment,
at Gheel, in Belgium, concerning the
treatment of the insane, which have
long attracted the attention OF the
world. That brilliant and versatile
writer. Professor Grant Allen, dlscourse'
cbarluingly on the rural SUBJECT o.
"Cloyer." and John F. Hume offer,
some important points on 'Ihe Ar
of Investing"
number is by Professor q. \. EggeTt' o
the'Iowa University, ON = ne fronl 81
/ of Higher Education. lie taxes M
liberal side on the classical quest!S1il' an! "
throws a good deal of light on the his
toricsI study of Greek, and especially
ON the treatment of that subject in The
higher schools and universities OF Ger
many. "The Motor Centers- ana III
WIZ is very able paper, by Dr. HorS
lev, on one of the most subtitle problem
of physiological psychology, and We!
illustrates the steady progress mat
being made in unraveling, that myster
e ons subject. There is a biography
7. President Playfair with portrait an
g an unusually cop;ous and varied Iaa'
8 of information in the several tabnia
8 departments, which close the inagazln
= interest and strength, PAS
q New York: D. Appleton x 60.
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LITERATURE
Harper's Magazine.

Horner,s lfaqqzine for November con
cludes the Seventy first volume. It's
an exceptionally strong number, richly
Illustrated The frontispiece is mas
ter,v engraving by Bernstrom of 1.-The
Otter Huntn one of Sir Edwin land
seer's most characteristic paintings.
The numoer opens with very interest,
ing article by Lucy C. Lille, entitled
can Indian Journey" The article ana
its illustrations faithfully and viyidly
reproduce the feature of a New England
autumn. .,.
The most striking paper in the mum
her is DIR. Whitley's article on The New
Vorl~ Stock Exchange" 1t is a thor
ough exposition of one OF the most re-
markable of our metropolitan instl'o-
tons. and is superbly illustrated.
Next in Importance is Mr.. Wells
article on 1.-The Defense of our sea
norris y which is also fully illustrated.
Mr.. Edward Howland's paper mine
! vamiHstere at Guise, France" is time
liv and important social study, based
mon NJ &odin's recent experiment Oh
assocjatinr his workmen with himself
IN snch way that they are not only
waoe-earners but participants In the
nr0fits of the industry carried on by hin
' O. 7 Vietor's article on Guatemala
illustrated by P. Frenzeny, Is timely
and interesting.
tive paper, based on Murillo's or'glna
|. (panted) design for his celebrated PIC
lure. st. Elizabeth OF hungary.
E Apropos of the frontlsplece: the re-
an interesting sketch Of " An Otter Hun
1 in the Hebrides, contributed by ROGER
The Hon. James Bigelow contribute
7 Some Reconections of Lord Hougt
tom ou,,
a concluded in this number, with SIX lllu'
trations by +. a. Abbey
Miss WoOlson's East Angel" an
Mr. HoweIls' Indian Summer al
n continued. There are two eIcelleI
10 The poems Of the number are remarl
!; ably good. e. ,s ,,
y Easy Chair with an interesting study
i. the importanceo OF the individual as lllu
o. trated in history. i,
N Charles Dudley Warner opens u
- Dfarer with a humorous dehneatlon
~ some old and once familiar types,
nj American character, now rapidly ul
IN appearing. Besides much. that's emu u
lis ing in the DrlWer we note thaC X CO
= tains a solution of the puzzle suggest
tn nv Mrs. Iatimer's story, The Slrdal
Chess-board. !" in the August number,
The publishers announce that I
December issue will be brilliant a
cd attractive Christmas number.
le- New York: II .rper and Brothers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-25
,xD LOTS FOR SALE

yoTsEs AND LOTS FOR SALE
Zoo Rock house Of three rooms cor. |
-, lot 1OxIO rods; south nd West Ir9I ~
1eaI5 ticket fence all round the Iot' WIZ WI Do
ssoId as whole, or IN parts, 70 SUI -St
80 situated on Brigham Street 1"eH'S Ie
"alI4o 100. Rustic frame house Ct five rooms looms
md summer kitchen, go rock cellaL, . va
TTought to the house through 2 pes eiosa 70
IN SeyeDteenth Ward; NICE VIEW Oi090 W
business: corner lot, AXIS rods. - -ooros.
400 An adobe house OF SIX EoonlS
,oT1erIot 5x615 rods, situated on corner ~ ~
0osite D & r G, passenger oepOs' ~
IoI 600 An adobe house OF four rooms
II Gitchea; lot 7x715 rods, well set IN cholce
lit trees: south front, good view Out u tH0
5,Ist. GOOD water; cheap at the pr zee, Ia
~ 900. Brick house OF SIX rooms a !
49, Kitchen. good rock cellar. city
oter. lot Skis rods; chOlcest klnu VI t - -
VIZ VIZ Of ali varieties, surrounded by nrSL
L Ioss eighborhoOd. To make ready sane
he price of this properly mas Oeei X
t-ora "a. 500 to present price. r - 80
HIiaa ~. Rock and frame house OF Iour
gs. lot 5xIO rods, well fenced, tru1t trees
LqgO%srious kinds; situated on SecoAo oO1'H
Street Eleventh Ward -. .oo,,s and
600. A brick house OF two rooms ALo
,.aiiTTsv SUNNI kitchen, barn. etc: lot oA! =
DDS in good cultivation, rice crown
Iou1 east front, situated in the NlneVeenDtn
Ward; q bargain. - r .,,,, rooIns
-
- Ia edobe house of three rooms, lot oAZo
so5s GOOD water, situated III NlneleeHIH
11FeTd half q block from car hhe
700 Rustic frame house OF Two rOO onls
and summer kitchen; lot XIV rous, go go
front; good neighDorhoooI hal1 d "a ~
ear line, Eleventh Ward. .,.,,.ro loom
EOO, Adobe house OF three large ro S,
~,oSern STYLE. good rock cellar ana wen :!
TTeter. good shade. south front; slIuatSu /.
Nineteenth Ward hall q bIock rom Get ~ -
sye rooms buttery, closet, etc. lot oAS IO StI
;oo Vo1ne shade trees; situated IN tou VI
word block and half from car Ilne'
300. Modern style house OF SIX IOoI Ll
and summer kitchen, gooa Da ILL., clt iot NC al
md gas lot S1&x10 rods, nice fence, 4ot q
sst with q choice variety OF now r al
sS-,bherv: east front; two and nail oiOck
t-oro business CENTRE excellent helgHoOI
mood; coy home for business man CO
sn S5 sSe Brick house Of two rooms and sum
,ov Kitchen; lot 3X10 rods east front; halI
EiocF from car line, Eleventh Wsro' %
400 New brick house OF IOur rSOnI.
o,gHer lot, SKIS rods, north and cas- IRON
Cood we'll of water close by; stu TED i
TTenty-frst Ward, half block north OF B I5
200" Brick house of four rooms; L
2yI0rods; east front; plenty OF wafer al -, ~
-ear round: half block from car line, L eN
FEW CHEAP HOMES AND BUILDL ~
I,0ts for sale on The instalme nj plan, ais
CITY property to be exchanged LOT el lS
rms in the country 49,
and summer kitchen; lot XIV TodS, We
fenced, south and east front, situated ID Il
Twentieth Ward.
1.4OO. Adobe house Of four rooms: co
ner lot, Ak rods; situated on car line; Tweltl
Ward south and east front. 40
$50. Adobe house or one Urge room;
2x20 rods; south front; Eighth Ward 50
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The magazine is published at 30 East
f4th Street. New York City,
LIBRARY Notes.

t Allen Thorndike Rice, editor and pro-
prietor of The North american Rerie'",
announces that he has concluded an,
agreement with General Beauregard by
which he will write series Of four Il art: art
Giles on 1.-THE Shiloh Campaign" the
Defence of Charleston, The Dury
BI E1f9 Campaign" and 1.-THE Defence OF
Petersburg" These articles will appear
IN T6e North Amcricaa Peuieto in the
course of 1886. The Shiloh article,
which is likely to provoke lively con-
troversy, will appear in the January
number.
There is a "silver symposium" IN the
November number of The NORTH Anaerl-
can Periclc. The contributors are e1-
Senator Hill, of Colorado; Hon; A A1
ander Delmar, of California, and ID, hon.
William A. Phillips, of Kansas. Ihey
ali onnose the decentralization OF silver.
The December number is to contain contain q
svroposium in favor OF the demonetlza1-
tior of silver, by the most eminent al
yoeate of an exclusively gold standard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-25
HOUSES TO RENT.

:. House of rooms: 18th ward. Coco
House OF 3 rooms, buttery, etc, one
bsIf bloTk east of Main street.
10 House OF rooms close by CITY =" y; yer.
IA House OF five rooms, on car II e
Eleventh Ward. oor,s half 8
I2. Brick house of seven rooms nan d
block from Main street. c-.,-o;o1
40. Two-story building on Commercial
x House of three rooms, Main Street
so. House of eightrOOmS, bath room allu
butt ~, closets, etc. hot ana coz wv va
10. Four rooms OF second floor Jones
Block, West Temple. $50. ,,-.;,,oss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-25

The October issue of The Te orator ~ d
F.raisIer begins the fourth year OF this
successful artistic journal and ITS editor
ial page is devoted to a terse review OF
the prosperity it has enjoyed. TeStl-
MANUALS from its subscribers and adVer-
tfsers testify to its value as an lnStruc-
tive home magazine and profitable ad-
yertising medium. -,
\ The magazine has always employed
the best writer's and artists IL coulu
cdmmand. and each monthly number Is
crowded with entertaining articles
nleesing designs and valuable sugges-
/ tions on the subject of houSe-furnlshlhs
and decorating.
The October number contains articles
on well-knowu London houses, th'
homes of Madame Marie Rose Mapieson
T Carl Rosa. Mrs. LangtIy, Lewis MOTIFS
\ sd others. Designs for Metal Work
GamD RuiIding in the AdirOndacks
Fnrnishing With Moderate Means, De
sign for Handsome SIdeooaTu, EeliLl:
Ornaments, French House-iurillShlIis
Suggestions for Decorators, Letters 10
Fancy Work AMI Sign Painters, InteT
Ilior OF the New Synagogue III New orr
.Jewelry Designs, rnd Decorative AT
Study for Women.
A note to the publishers, including !
, cnnts. will bring a specimen copy /
which every one will find something
interest.
, The magazine is published at 80 la
I 18th Street, New York City,
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The decorator and Furnisher.

Houghton, NJ film & Co., Boston.
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The New Moon

for october is on our table. The editor
seems 10 despise what he calls "slouchy
proof-reading, and certainly the pages
~ the bright little magazine before US
ave 2 good specimen OF the printer, 5 ART;
T. = nHhIished by a company possessed
Of abundant capital and energy, ana me E
S .. sDst Of the concern is conducted by
D r'e,, Who know how to push things.
G lle-a short stories. interesting selections,
nd bright editorials make up this NUN
i her and The whole get-up OF the maya
g;ns SEE, seems to be faultless.B The SUB
scription price is only leo year: Inc Inc
moral tone is exceptionally pqre. anu u
the editor boasts that not uuh INC -
allowed admission to his pages
published bv TheN6e Noon Publishing
4 Co. Lowell, Mass.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-25

Outward signs are absolutely necess-
cary to Judge of their disease, and when
birds are i'll they exhibit strong symp-
IONS. The first to mention is swelling
OF the stomach. which attacks them at a
month or six weeks old. in consequence
Of over feeding on soft food. SUCH as
s sse Sc DIV, Incomes swollen and Of DARK
~, red cold yerv hard. and OF full small
Id rod, veins For this ailment put small
[Sa ee,i ~ a,rim'in the water and renew i
every ever dsy for at least four days: Tn
e';iI 10 found very frequently to prove
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-25
atlantic Monthly.

Among the many interesting articles
:, +be Atlantic Monthly for November,
"some Testimony in the Case "Rebecca
Harding Davis's contribution to the
literature of "the negro problem" will
ooreciaIIv appeal to the reader. The
liter has taken the testimony OF
So,,t barners of all classes in regard to
the condition and prospects OF the race,
and from these varying reports she
draws important differences. The I'M
oressment of sailors is entertalnlngly
written about by Edward Stanwood
Under the title of IAN Old-Time Grey
ance - Two thoughtful and scholarly
articles. one on The Idea OF God, by
Iohn Fiske, the other on "Prln-
! c;nIes of Criticism, by z, X. Sill,
form the more solid papers OF the
number. blackberry as an Art-Crltlc
contains so ne account OF the grea,
novelist's early notes on pictures; ano
/ Mrs Miller has q pretty blrd-Sketch
called "A Trcksy Spirit" As for th'
serials by Henry James, Mrs. Oliphant
land Or Holmes, they MAINTAIN thel
interes, and one at least OF the Store
has startling development. An o.o
ALGONQUIN legend Is the motif OF " hoy
Glooskap brought the Summer, b.
Francis L. Mace; and there Is NOR
good poetry by Andrew HedbroOh
and Paul Herms. The Contributors
CInb considers "An American
Pantheon" provincial Influence il
literature and The Secrets q
Authorship" and a survey Of recer
Illustrated volumes aud the usua
Books of the Month" complete a
entertaining, readable, and very vaIu
able number
-1Ionnhtnn N film & Co Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-25

600 A frame house of Ave rooms rs l9'
:, 1 10 1o5s sitnated in the Tenth WSfa
Oi 600. house 81 four room rooms Re aTs efi n
and part frame: I IUt -
the twenty first Wara. =, eiqht rooms.
n.5 ste etc lot xiO rods, encloSei S %itn
S padd picket fence situated in the Seven e
s seDntP Ward, two and hall BLOCKS ir-iu
Main Street.
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arc oIoTHING DISPLAY.
G Co.'S Announcement oi
Uo1u III -, FaII shipments. es

Goldsmith s C9 s,,,,,nents.
W. are now opening our fall ana mo
winter cons boys wv wear ear manufsctured e1-
men anu 81 To onr trade by Blr. I, Cold
pressly ~ l3i BeItimore. Our goods are
smith SIN 1diio 81 made although fully equal to
an t att 1serchant tailoring goods they
the the, best Ss s @d 40 per cent less; The pat
WI sa,i,s O ere cal all Of the newest designs our
t .sFoIa eaS department. is complete IN
m vnen and bows clothing, furnishing goo =
a aTd hats rl Prices to compete wltneeas''
ern markets. stoolr and best
fstyies Of Mems and Boys Clothing =
the city. Wholesale buyers can cans save fro \
Ia % per cent. BY buying dlrect IT. 1io"
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BUILDING LOTS.

$40 Building lot of 81 x9 rods, with right 5 1t
Of aIlev way; east front; half BLOCK lr 70
c = $50 90 Building lot, 511O rods good neigh
borhood half block from car iin4' % 81
NJ" 1900. A choice building lot, 555 4a5Yi,5
feet soath front; on car line I"e ~
WARD 6oo. Building lot, OxIO rods, or viii
saIi snv part of the lot at 500 per roa; 3 ~,
s1ad in the sixteenth Ward, near w. L. "a q
p q and O. & n. depots. a ~
ZOO Building lot, 5x10 rods, gooI ~ "a
chard plenty of shade; situated in the f 81
" 800 on Building G lot, 8x2o rods west front
half block from car line. Eleventh Mar9 lioc 81
$50. Building lot, 5xlO rods, one p p6Uth
from car line on First South Street; so e9.a
front; will take part down balance Oh "a ss
S0o. building lot, 8x9 rods, with it'll Fi iHe
to aIley way; east front; close to car ls ~
El zoo "T Building lot SSx14C feet; en- ca
line, Seventh Ward, three blocks west o
M 909 S'reg building lot, 2l5x6 rods. opposit,
D. R G. passenger depot; south lron''
| bargain.
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Fast OF DEsERET NATIONAL BANK,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-25
diseases Of Canary birds

New York: D. Appleton & Co. i
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FARMING LANDS:

600. Five acres of frstclass garden
land: adobe house new of six rooms; sltH IL
ated on State road half mile south o. % rfTY "
MI nsrticnlars as to price and location
can be had upon application at my once ~ Il
y HAVE a LARGE LIST OF FARMS Ar Is IN IN
different parts of the county, also IN a, az "a
Joining counties. Full infoTmatiOM IL ~
cation and price can be had on appiio'-'i0--
a. Pg IsIoe ATTENTION Is CALLED TO
to land in Glendale PARK, wl lt.adass mi
and half miles of this city, The snceessi IN
sinking of flowing wells in t9Si E Isnd This
Sd.rId iYond is sold on the insta ment plan,
t fortT-eignt equal monthly instruments Win
!. low rate of interest.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-31
Farm Notes.

In referring to the great change for the
better which has been brought about by the
tame grass pastures, a farmer remarked
the other day that his stock hogs had been
no expense to him this fall; whereas few
years ago they would have eaten their
heads off, SO to speak. They have been liv-
ing ''in clover'' and his corn is safely
housed in the garner for rainy day
Sdrcorie MOI FiadicGtor.
Many an honest farmer has lost large
sums of money, and others their farms, by
signing what they considered an innocent
scrap of paper. Had they spent little
money on a business education such losses
could not have occurred.-ErehdRge
The connection between good grass and
good butter is very close, and it matters
not how good breed of cattle is used, it is
Impossible to make good butter with poor
pasturage. Ordinarily, almost anything
capabls of growing green leaf is thought
good enough to sow to grass, and there are
too many cases where, after exhausting
the soil by over-cropping, it is without
more ado sown to grass.-Erchaage.
Sheridan County, Neb., has organized an
agricultural society.
A farmer recently informed the Odell
(Neb.) Optic that he picked LOO bushels of
corn from fourteen acres of ground, and
high ground at that