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The LIGHT INFANTRY.
Preparing for Their Annual Summer Eue.mpm.

II speaks well for the esprit du corps and dlsci-
pine OF the Light Infantry that their encampmenis
al Cape May nave come TO be regarded by the cti-
season successive Visits have made the people OF
the Cape familiar with the character Of this 0rganl
source OF pleasure. This year the City Council has
rendered the freedom and piality OF the city, and
has taken action aud appointed committee, 10 act
hotel proprletors, as reception aud entertainment
committee during the sojourD at the Cape Of the
military. Among the events for which arrange
ments are already begun IL clan-b bake at SeweI's
Point, and George w. Adams, OF the StdJ, who IL q
coitager there, ID one Of the local committee.
The company Will start ON this journey on the
10Th Instant, and II u hoped that both for the credit
Of the command and for the pleasure and health OF
lis members that the companies will turn out with
full TalfB
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Lawyer ClapsaddIe is out again after a severe m.
ness Part Of the time the sick man was Out OF his
mead, and II took three OF four men to hold nun.
ness OF holding" fellow when he 10 Out Of hIs
head. First some one discovers that q sick man !
mind 10 wandering. Then the watcher gets three
or four others, and they gather about the subject
and lay hands on him The patient begins 10 pull
and push and they brace themselves aud hang on.
n hey cant hold him the Iest Of the neighb0r-
hausied and made weaker than A cat. But, you bel
your life, he Is "hed." All people who are very
sick must be "held."
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THE pnnlrAk ANp PRISCILLA.

NEW YORK, Aug. LIN tue run today OF the New
York Yacht CLUB from New London to Newport
much Interest was taken In the Priscilla aud Puri.
tan, which are 10 sail with the yacht Genesta Brit
lshj for tue queens cup But for an accident which
befel tue Puritan the general mpresslon Ia that sue
would nave beaten the Priscilla, or at east would
have been even with her on her arrival here. AS 1t
Y her lapsed Tine IL some tnr'y-iour seconds less
bowling with delight.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAy

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The stock market hss drfted
Into extreme dnllness. There was NOT a Single STOCK
on the list which scored business OF as much IS
25,00Q shares. In the forenoon prices were weak
and In the afternoon there fractional declInes
In jersey Central and st. Paul. The activity In the
rest OF the market was hardly sufficient TO establish
any material change In the quotations, but tho mar
everything on the list IL fractl)nally lower the de-
clines 10 most cases being only from y 10 " per
cent. - =
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The Lawn Tennis Championship OF England.
[St Janes's Gazette,1

The title OF lawn tennis champion for the year
remains still with W. Renshaw, who yesterday
scored decisive and not very hard-won victory
the best OF the cnallengers. The names OF the
leading players, the brOthers Renshaw, Iawford,
Browne, and Steward, are now pretty familiar 10 ali
who boast even superficial acquaintance with the
game; but very few spectators anticipated close
a struggle between the four who most distinguished
themselves last week. Judging by the play on
Thursday, which corresponds pretty accurately with
the play at Dublin In May last, Ernest Renshaw IL
slightly but Enthusiastically inferior 10 Lawford, whom
he mel IN the final round The matches played by
aim on Monday aud Wednesday last week seem TO
show thai he Ia also slightly but perceptiby better
than Stewart and Browne. But the difference OF
merit between these four IL 30 small that whenever
any one OF them meets any other the play Is pretty
sure 70 be, was last week, OF the most exciting
character. Lawn tennis Is now, Ia one respect al
least, vindlcsting us right 70 claim family likeness
10 real tennis. The title Of champion once
gained 49, In the one case as In the other, likely be
long retained, and start got by one player Is mol
made up by the Others without immense deal OF
exertlon. Lawford was known 10 have been prac-
Using very steadily for this years competition and
10 point OF condition he certainly superior 10 all
ne had 10 meet. But In style and finish the cham
pion still holds his own, and seems now quite as un-
likely as ever 10 be deprived OF his honors.
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1udertakers.
Xpefial Motirfs.


n1@pCARD.
The undersigned having Withdrawn from the late
firm OF CLARKE& GIVEN, proposes to continue the
business In which he has been engaged for the past
thirty years. and he hopes from his past experience
In the selection Of pure coal from the most popular
mines viii enable him to merit and also TO receive
his share Of the patronage OF the old house, as well
as the favors of his friends anu the public.
All communications or orders sent by mall will
reach me at my central onice, 4e3 Tenth street,
between ID and streets northwest, Ave doors north
Of gas cfce. where will be permanently located.
Main Depot and Wharf will be at the old locality,
corner OF Eighth and Water streets southwest.
once telephone call, 5O3.4.
Wharf telephone call, 1854.
jyl2-2 JOHN ~ GIVEN
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Low Rate Tickets TO New York on August y via
PennsyIysnIs RAIIToAd.

flOI IHt VtltiIl OF IlDEt WHO utbITe 70 HItend OF
participate III The funeral ceremonies Of the late
Gen. U. s. Grant, 10 be held ln New York saturday,
sell roundtrip tickets from Washington 10 New
YORK ON August and good 10 return until the ION
inclusive 10 the public al 1870, aud 10 military or
CARNATIONS, Grand Army Posts, or Other organized
bodies OF mtg men or more al 81. II IL suggested,
IN view OF the great demand for transportation facl
seneer department In order 70 secure accomm6da-
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WHITE GOODS.

CORDED P1QUE reduced to cents from scents
INDIA LAWN reduced to cents from IN cant,
ana all finer grades, of which our stock ia co,nnlete
IN , me same proportion Early buyers Of ali roods
to lay the goods by until wanted, ~ '"' '"e''i
excellent CANTON FLANNEL cents We only
nave Three cases of these, and viii not last long.
500 pieces OF WOOL FLANNEL, from TIM ,reot
auction sales held last June In New York nj from
a 10 10 cents per yard less than they can be re-
In Oil the fall shades. '''''
~, w Am, snni oiier beautiful 45-inch ALL-WOOL
oLorh at 40 cents, well worth G2Is cents.
we also bought at this sale two cases of LADIES,
AL,~Mool. REGuLAR-MADE HOSE, i'm navy.
seal, and garnet, which we olIer nj % Cents Svs,,
worth W cents when the season opens.
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&nnsetnents.

A LBAuGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
WEEK OF AUGUST 8, 1885,
EVERY EVENING AT s:15 O'CLOCK.
NO SATURDAY MATINEE.
BY SPECIAL REQUEST,
sUPPE'S SPARKLING OPERA,
BOCCACCIO.
MISS JENNIE WINSTON AS BOCCACCIO,
Supported by a Magnificent Cast, including
Miss Louise Searle, Miss Rose Leighton
MISS Hattie Newell, Miss Clara Beach,
Miss Martha Torrens, Miss Minnie De line
Nj. waiter Allen, MIR. Arthur Bell,
MIR. Vincent Hogan, MIR. Joseph G. FAY.
New Costumes, Properties and Scenery.
ADMISSION. o. cen,a
ni.ohh' Ell SEaIS....... ................ 80 cents
au2.lts DOORS OPEN AT 1880 O'CLOCK.
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DOMEsTICs

OF ALL THE LEADING BRANDS AT LESS
THAN AGENTS. PRICES.
:, Extra good full-yard-wide BLEACHED AND
BROWN CoTrONSN cents.
o. BLEACHED PILLoW-CAsE COTTON 8 cents,
worth 1917 cents. '''
=, o. FRUIT-oF-THE.LooM BLEACuED COT.
ioN ie& cents worth 1917 cents by the case.
sHEETlNGs of every width and make at less than
they ever were sold before. "'''
l., 10 cases SIMPSONS BEST MOURNING PRINTS,
an from iive to twenty yards, at ~ cents
every piece warranted perfect.
cases PRIDE OF THE WEST, WAMsUTTA.
an as NEW YORK MILLS YARD-WIDEB LEACHER
SsuiIONs, IN lengths from two TO ten yards at
ceh.s per yard. An extra chance to save money
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Earned runs-Newarks. .. Two-base hits
Coogan. Struck out-Nationals, 8; Newarks, ..
Bases on balls-Natonals, !. Bases on hit balls
from ptcher-Nationals, l. Passed bails-Lynch ..
Wild pitches-Hlckman,1 Time OF game hours,
minutes. Umpire-Weegan.
The record to date is as follows in the three asso
ciAtiOns
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/. Aldermen nairr Mapons %

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning and
delyeIedin H-pound "wardp prints, 80 cents per
pound. Alsocottsge cheese, bpiterInilk, and sweet
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me system of selling every article cheap, vet of
our house. This principle, honestly and strc,lv
applied, has insured the constant ana hitherto nm
precedented success OF our business. All merchaii-
use nov entirely satisfactory which does not come
upto the warranted standard can at once be ex-
changed or money refunded 10 the buyer.
Ilease call AZ early rs convenient to avoid the
usl Our store Is cooled by twelve patent fans and
Is therefore pleasant place to shop.
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OVER CEDAR POINT,
- -, The Popular Waterng-Place of washngtonians
inc safe, swift, and magnificent steamer ARME.
MA Will leave her wharf, foot OF Seventh street,
daily, except Saturdays, at A. M.
Armenia stops at Alexandria on Mondays, We'd
nesdays, and Fridays only. Fare, 5Oc. round trip
children, csc. Dinner on the ground 50c.
For further information and charters to societies
and corporations, apply to
g. l.. SuERlFF'S COAL OFFICES,
32S and lila PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
Or AT Steamer MaIanO's Wharf, foot of Seventh
street. je9i.tf
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lARD.WlpE PACIFIC LAWN, In best pa,terns.
vents per yard Never before was such bargain
Id, n,AkND.WIDE NUNS YELLING, In cream, blue.
p'hk' MIC green, ana lilac, i2h cents per yard
All our DRESS GOODS ut wonderful reduction.
FINEST sATTEENS, In remnants OF two 10 ten
saru , ~ II cents, In dark and cream ground with
1900 pieces of SILKS reduced 40 per cent TO close
we 40 inis IN order TO open our now SILK show
noom with an entire fresh stock as our Importation
oruers Tor the coming fall are immense.
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Gyturstut,s.

CHAPEL POINT,
THE LONG BRANCH OF MARYLAND,
b6 Miles from Warrington.
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSIONS.
ON TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS, AND SUNDAYS.
The Beautiful and Fast New Excursion Steamer
GEORG LAW
VIII leave Seventh street Wharf s:45 A. NJ sharpf
Return at $3.50 p. NJ sharp. Don't fail to take this
nave been made since last season. We positively
claim to have the grandest resort on the Potomac
me natural scenery is unsurpassed by any In the
world. Beautiful drives, splendid living, elegant
bathing, lots OF sail and rowing boats. First-ciass
dinner 80 cents. For further information apply to
b. f. QUEEN, National Hotel, or GEO. VI. BatiER.
Seyenth-street wharf, or HOWARD BROS, Chapel
fOlnt. ieJl-s
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GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At New York-New Yorks, 7; Chicagos,G.
AT Norfolk-Trentons, 4; Norf0lks,
AT Louisville-Louisvilles, Z; Pttsburgs, s.
At Boston-Bostons, O.; st. Louis, o, elk innings
Rain.)
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Detroits l.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 0; Lancasters, 3.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6; BnifalOs, 8.
At neutrality-suspicious. 8; Brooklyns, l.
At ST. -Cinclnnatla, 4; ST. Louis, 1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-23
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

THE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE, BY VIR
4 tue OF a deed OF trust executed to him by
Gorge Knowles, Edward Knowles and Virginia l..
movies his wife, dated the 3lst day Of May, 1888,
I'D recorded In Deed OF Trust Book No. 90 on pas.
2 in the Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court OF
hio county, West Virginia vii, on
Saturday, the 1Ith Day of July, 1888,
1t 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the front door OF the Court
iOuse OF Ohio county, West Va, proceed 10 sci at
ublic auction, to the highest and best bidder the
ollowing property, TO vit: All the right title and
interest OF Ieope Knowles, Edward Knowles and
irginia l. Knowles In and 10 the following real
tate: Fifty feet square OF the west end OF that
OF or parcel OF ronnd situated in the addition TO
ne city of Wheeling which was laid out by Moses
hereof as lot No. 20, being all that part lying be
ween the western boundary OF said lot and line
rawn parallel to and fifty feet from the same
0uudaTy across the lot from north TO south; and
leo all the hight, title and IL tere't OF said George
Knowles, EDWARD Knowles and Virginia l..
In the addition 10 the City Of Wheeling laid
cut by Moses W. Chapline and Others, beg inning At
be northn estern conner OF said lot; thence along
he northern BOUNDARY OF said lot In an eastern d.
rcction fifty feet thence In n southern direction at
gh angles wi the northern line OF said lot twelve
-et; thence in western direction parallel with the
orth and south lines OF said lot fifty feet 70 an
Hey; thence In a northern direction along the
,esern boundary OF said lot to the place oil begin
ling.
ayable in csh on day OF sale, the other half psya.
lie in one year from day OF sale with interest there
n from day Of sale at six per cent PER annum, the
purchaser giving his note for the deferred install
,nent with good security and the title being re-
aimed until all the purchase money has been paid.
JOHN o. PENDLEroN, Trustee.
J. CHAMBERS HKRvEY, Auctioneer. JEST
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Eek Div.
PRODUCEs
Wheeling.

Wheeling
Butter-Prime to choice creamery $50
zoe; choice dairy l2@l4c; good to prime
.,ountry roll l0c; common mixed
stock 5G6c. Fair demand.
Beeswax-Quoteds at 2s@32c p ID.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 81 400
I so per bushel; string beans, new, 81 5O9
| Is per bushel.
Dried Fruit - New evsporated pared
peaches 25@2Sc; impaired do l5@l6c;
-aspberries 25@3Oc; blackberries lOc.
New sundried. apples, quartered, 23C9Sc;
sliced, Sole; peaches, new halves, 8t(98fc;
10 quarters, TIC; do pared l5@lSc;
10 blsckberries Sc; do rsspberries 22(S25c;
uitted cherries l2@l4o. New eysPorsted
sdples 7@sc. Market on Dried Fruit NOM
NAL; demand slow.
Cheese-Sales in joking way Of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9@l2tc; New York
I43@l5c; sweitzsr ls@l6c; Limberger II
Ole. ,
EXCESSIVELY fresh Stockin good demand
at l3c . doz.
Feathers-Choice, 50@55c in original
oaekages, 4(a5c more in small lots
Honey-Choics white clover, ls92Oe;
choice buckwhest, l6@lSc. =.
Nuts-Shelberks, 81 25@l 80; black wal
nuts. 6Oa6Oc; chesnuts s. 0094 90.
Onions-Nsw Bermuda onions 81 10 per
bushel.
s@s} p 10; new 81 5O@l Is.
Potstoes-50@6Oc per bushel New,
prime s. 1904 90 per Dbl. Culls y SOC
3 90.
Poulry-Liys chickens, So 5o@S 60 =
dozen; do chickens, ll@l2e; do ducks II
ll3c. Good demand.
Rsgs-Stesdy at Hole for white mix
ed cotton; l@lic for al wool and lfl9tc
Tor mixed
Seeds-Sales of timothy seed at 81 goa
2 90 = busheli clover, small seed IS SOC
s 05; large, Sc 00@6 Is. as TO quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet - 90 ps'
barrel Demand fair.
Lard-Counsy prime 7t@sc., demsne
good.
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Grafefulnena.

Mr.. 81. Samusel Ottawa Kansas, writes
"DR. 5. B. HARTMAN 4 Co., Columbus, o.
Gentlemen: | have suffered for seven
years; have tried every thing and many
physicians, and all have failed, l went to
Pittsburg, and while there fell on the street.
my breath seemed to leave my lungs, and
numbness overpower me. determined 10
give PERUNA aud MANALIN fair trial. |
used four bottles of each, and my trouble
left, never hope, to return. left Pittsburg
;hree weeks ago for Kansas. and thought, as
| was going to new country, had better
take bottle Of MANALIN with ME, on &C
count Of bad water, etc. arrived here
With one-half bottle. | found one of my
friends in q pretty bad condition. The
doctors were treating her for chills and
fever. ] did not know what her trouble
vas, though / persuaded her to use MANA
LIN. She did So and the first day she was
up doing her work. Now this seems
strange, but it is, nevertheless, candid
ruth. She used it all, and has never had
cause to lie down during the day since she
took the first three doses"
A Case that was Pronounced Incurable.
Miss c. c. Peck, ia jackson street,
Milwaukee, Wis, writes: CDR S. B. HART
NAN & Co.-Gentlemen: l take great
pleasure in stating to you the benefit re-
ceived from your valuable PERUNA. have
been suffering for about fifteen years with a
severe cough and bronchitis $50 the doctors
call it). was treated by different physi.
clans and spent considerable money for diff
erent kinds of patent medicines, but re-
ceived no benefit whatever. DR.. Fox, Of
his city, claimed l had consumption,
and there was no hope for me
ever getting better. l was so bad
that / coughed almost continually. Mrs.
Henry Ellis, a friend of mine, induced me
% try your PERUNA. / am happy to say
| began to notice o change after l had
aiken my second bottle. took eight bot
Ties in all, and now feel like new woman.
If it hadn't been for PERUNA think /
would be in my grave now. 1t is won
ierful remedy, and recommend 1t to all
my friends"
Messrs. Baker Bros, Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
write: "Your PERUNA sells well. Custo-
ners speak of it as being a good medi-
.iEe."
Mr.. Daniel R. Spry, Portsmouth, Ohio,
writes: 81 have good trade in PERUNA. 1t
sells well and gives satisfaction"
light trade doing in all departments, with
more activity remarked in dress goods, soft
WOOL dress fabrics and mems wear woollens.
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FARM NOTES.

Fxnerieuced shepherds claim that not
over fifty sheep should De together IN one
flock.
Strong soapsuds, with spoonful OF car
boic acid to bucket Of suds, IS an excei'
lent remedy for currsnt worms.
A shoyelful of manure over the roots OF
non vines will not only increase the yletd
buT act as a protection against drought IN
summer and cold in winter.
Careful experiments and records with
.besn show that q line Of twin ancestry on
10Th sides will nearly always produce twin
Iambs with the Downs breeds.
A pound of guAno, with two pounds OF
suIphate of potash, dissolved IN halt par.
rel OF water, makes an excellent teruhzeF
when sprinkled on lawns.
In California they have remedy Tor nee
=, s,oek composed of an ointment OF equal
oar,s of lard and snuff 1t is not applied TO
he ,ntire body. but q ring OF 1t, two or
,1ras inches wide, completed around the
neck has the desired effect.
R;cb soil light in texture, is best for wa
termelons. On heavy clay SOILS tae oes'
method for growing them Is to osnk up .
beap of manure and cover with iour lncues
If art planting seeds on four sides ana
Keeping the heap damp BY pouring wafer
into the centre.
The Jersey COW, Mary Anne OF St. Lam
- v;l not be tested again, 80 It Is re-
O 800, Her owner thinks she has shown
her capacity under high test, and sne wiz
now Be put upon grass only, upon Wu.su
food he believes that she can MAKE twenty
.svsr mounds of butter per week.
A,srule in establishing forest Plant "a
- i Is better to grow several varieties 70.
uUI tor Then If some insect enemy OK
s s.hsr trouble should destroy one OF tosI
~ rss;due may remain unlnJ urea sua
ne n All do well, those varieties snas
, uroTiss to be of the greatest value may %
retained. gar
-, q oO = Covering the seeds too deeply.
Te Tood a general rule as can De gwen aL :
as So - a depth equal to twice the tnick
70 S 90 - he seed. But judgement must .
10 - IN every case In the not AM 80 ~?
usss =. "a summer seeds must De paAn.S
Sese1SS ssrlv 90 as to be Kept sufnciehuJ
MS 70 insure termination
The Massachusetts Board Of Ags.GTG rarv
o;.as = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H'e''
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AN AGED BAPTIST MINISTER.
Two More Imnortant Gases.


.Yjgr sg,uL being in Columbus, Ca, few days
J ,rf T.eyrlug the venerable brother J. q. ca up
" aszci Etu ilr the news. Hs reply was, Il
$50 more important cure elected By Wits
ne rr rruurt.N This venerable man Is known
All aliy OF his unrsmitling labors Of love IN tue
% rre rn"r Of Columbus IL will be remem-
|-df.s. sat SpeCiiC Co has donated gut an
&c. campbell. among the POoTOi the city, hence
7lsrS us said:
I've nj ,e-n lady who has been greatly an
eq Is Isrter in uns Of her hands. IL had q Ten
nah u.r.- aud pain. S0e said she had been
! -t hy ,-s-r,l Upy sicianS during The past three
l1r ysr-s ~irh the old remedies, but ENthouG
\ .g'y RI. al. | suggested SEiit's specific, and
r., ts.s a1'tlzS aud Is now apparently perfectly
u.r 1a.d is smooth and not single sign OF
s..-- .,.l u I, marvellous how this MEDICINE
r.'a- no sys'em."
1 err ..,.- ne other CASE
\ be-. ra.i "a, a lady also. she had been a dected
.--.s s.- our years. Her FAC, hands
.s .a AZ Grr briy, was CDyere1 over Win
!. ..H ,.,D- Q wa one OF tn0 worst cases OF
.-r.- .- go 3. that have ever seen The 81 .
.s.r. o.. or crrE ulrp vas beyond EXPIRE sion
! s,-i ,- ~ "a. mrdy at command including uler
Il .a.. ..rr..aut potash nut she only grew worse.
o., 10 rars ,pndiyiOu when I hrst saw tue css5.
% -sl her IlEIug ~wIits specific, ami she ha'
.a..a ,uy 'ggD bottles but every mark OF the
4 ~ ass almost entirely disappeared her
4 So ant general b aith have greatly imp owed.
i 10 % he a.lst email Bile cures that has come
J uv .h--ryatiDn.'
4 ~. rnlp6a !. v,u have had long and varied eN-
BE-. .r gttf ing with men, and observing their
4 ors q 3 the remedies Gsej-Wnat Is your
\ .r- 2, % NJ merit Of SWift's Specidc?"
\ -ar..r.sl-r q sixty years l have minglei vito
y a,s ~ ,Ucisrg p, aud have observed closely me
! 30 Of .'l.esssz vh.gh ailict humanity. Blood
~, 90 the nos, nun roUS and the most d. N.
J.. 0un1vs tt a nv deliberate judgment tnat
n r,S7sr-rr <rha g-anlrst blood purider ever
7gr.d Tn-re ia nothing comparable TO Il
a F S nothing 100 good TO say about sEitt's sPe-
4 sl.iss On Hood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
s. O. ale oy Iaughlin Bros & Co and Logan q 20
81 Ing e Fh0'"Sale and re'ail.
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man who kpresd the stable refuse from if
teeu borses on Il acres of meadow several
succsssive yesrs, and harvested three crops
each ssasoD, aggregu,ins y tons good nay
las much s. he wcaii hare secured hsa
he manure been scattered orer three times
as much lind.
Windows ia stables should &c SO arranged
tbst the light viii STRIFE 5o,l eyes OF the
horse with equal force. They should be
placed in the rear, II poSsiois, aud if this
cannot be eobe, they should be plsced in
front Of the horse When the Windows are
placed in front they should De provided with
shutters or binds, that the light may be
regulated according to the brightness of the
cay.
Cooked food at any time is much easier
to digest than it ia in q raw state, aud it is
claimed by chemists that the nutritious
value Of some kinds Of food is increased by
cooking it. Ii has been experimental with
feeding swine and cattle over and over
again. and with excellent results, for any
method OF softeninq grain, either by cooking
it, or by fermentation, turns the starch into
sugar, which is much easier digested.