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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
A NEW SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

PETERSBURG Va, Aug 22 (SpeciaD. - The
Atlantic and Danvile Railroad. which ~ to run from
Caremont on the Jamos River to Danvie In this state.
has lust been completed to Belhed Station the
Petersburg and Weldon Railroad and the first through
train passed over II this afternoon Tho road passes
through n large cotton. growing region. aud the oonnec.
lion that been made II important, as cotton and
various kinds OF produce he sent by rail 10
Caremon and there loaded vessels for shipment ~
nnlflmore aud NoW.YOrk and other northern clIles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
AssIcNuENT OF A BUFFALO FIRM.

BUFFALO, Aug. 22.-A general assignment OF
Martin a Co.. leather dealers. 10 Rodney W. Daniels was
filed this afternoon. Tho firm is composed OF Frank
Martin and Henry Martin expresdent OF the Manufact
urors aua Traders Bank No schedule OF assets and
liabilities has been made, and no preferred creditors
have been announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
MRS. ASrOR's BRILLIANr DECEPTION.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 22.-Mrs. William Astor
held brilliant reception ut her In Newport this
afternoon Ia honor OF Miss Lapgdon, OF New York.
Prom TO O'Clock the guests arrived almost constantly
entering under the massive porch and passing through
the hall to me reception and thence to the veaoda
and To the terraces that fall ia regular gradafions to
the summis of the cliffs below The verandas running
ALONG te cast and south sides OF the tted
oat with rugs diyans. chairs and the hike amid
ttands Of ma fms and ferns
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NRRn OF JHLIO SANTOS

BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-The last steamer from
Colon brought to Mr. OnderdonK, IN Washington County,
Md letter from Alexander Santos, as follows;
PANAMA, Aug. 4, 1885,
Dear Mr. OsDERDOsK: At last, mt last. we have
snendid news from Ecuador Julio In free alive
Thauks TO yours and AIR. McComass great Efforts juno
and All OF will be able 10 or iecompenss you
ON thIs EARTH but God great and He will reward you
come DAY We had already conceived the Idea that we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
ATHIEF ARRESTED.

JAMESTOWN, Aug. ~ lSpedae.-Sherman
soutbwck living at New Berlin, on August IL stole
from his EMPLOYER, H. q. White. 5000 Government
certificate and over 500 in cash. He WINS captured near
here last ght and tbs certificate aud about half the
money was recovered. South wick aoHno wedgcs he Is
the gnilty person and In jail here awaiting an
officer from Ne lilo isa young men OF nne ap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

Hasr be ,Ss aOo aeS faF Wo sSs cp
The tue anu sen eu,rerry the Prinoe as Chariey
e 5ns VIII RfsfbssS no
pres,aen. r., ADVANTAGE Lady Agnes Wood. tnouES
70 London on Friday owns rs 70 1ns IN
tne is =, Ivy present at her fatherin-aws DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
CIrRE FOR TILE DEAF.

PICKS PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS
PERFEcTIY RRsToRK HEARING and perform the work
OF the Natural Drum Always "a position but fuysb 20
All Dyersation ald even
whispers heart distinctly We refer 10 those using them
send for illustrated book with testimonials free Address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
MRS. GRANTS FAMILY TO LEAVE MT. moREooR.

ALBANY, Aug. 70 Hc UIIIII IH'HIIy VIII
leave MI. McGregor In September Colonel Fred Grant
Will 20 to Chicago to attend the reunion Of the Army Of
tho Tennessee on September o. lie Will then return to
work Oh his fathers book Mrs Grant and her daughter
Mrs sarors will 20 West Point for ten days and will
then Join Jesse Grant al his farm In County
Mr., Sarors expecis sail for England about October
l. The family win all Join Mrs. Grant In New York IN
the fail with the exception OF MIS- sartoris, who VIII
remain In England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
CAPPA,s MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

The arrangements for Cappa's musical fesa-
val at Hotel Brighton, Copey Island. on "Wednesday
Thursday and Friday next have been completed. Be-
sides the band OF eighty performers there Is chorus Of
sixty voices neluding solo singers and the
7tl Regiment Glee Club Eari's Battery OF Calling
guns aud companies from the 7th and 14th Regiments
Will take part in the great battle pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
MIR. WARREN DIES OF HIS INJURIES.

BUFFALO, Aug 22.-Henry l.. Warren, who
yas assaulted and robbed weeks by foot pads
near hs house at Rock died last night There Is
no ciew a. yet to murderers assallans Mr. War
rem was ntendent Of the Pratt Mniieabe Iron
Works and bother the late Joseph Warren OF The Bur
fxLo
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THE WE4THER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsH1SGroy. Aug. 22.-For New-England
local rains followed by fair weather variable winds,
lower followed by slightly higher temperature, higher
barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States light local rains fol-
lowed by fair weather. lower temperature, variable
winds, higher barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

LoCKwOOD-MccAY-On August 10. az Emmanuel
Church. Baltimore. by the Rev. FranG NJ Gibson MI
Henry Benedict Lockwood OF NewYofs, to Miss Rosa Y.
McUay. daughter OF J. p. NoCay esq, OF baltimore.
voUTE-Co;, RADTAt Montclair. ~ j. August 20 1883.
tho residence OF the mother by tbs Kew !.
Maxwell J. Vonte and Henuets V, daughter OF tho
late rhe0phus ConradL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

peered at great disadvantage Bampheld agan, t sc
cured the ball from behind the goal posts anu tbe
qougng one or two of the opposing team passom IA
the final goal OF the match Time, IL minutes. iho
Niagaras thus won by 8 goals to 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

EXCITING PoLo CONTESTS.

NEWPORT, Aug. 22.-ilarvard to-day won
costly cups presented by the Westcicster Club. after
the grandest struggle In game POLO witnessed since
the game was introduced into the country. The
was Harvard, 3: Meadow Brook 4.
tFOr other outdoor sp0rts SEQ Second Pa1>i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

and Broadway conducted ths plan With
superior accommodations and transient partl
All apartments have private bath ami toilet room Cool
light and airy dinlly ROOMS on the ninth hoor
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TIE GOVERNOR AND vETERANs.

ALBANY, Aug. 22.-Goyernor Hill has agni-
fed hs intention Of being present at the seventh annual
reunion Of tho Washington County Veterans TO be held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
lis In Great Favor,

Pnyscans employ Speers Grape Wine IN their prac
ce and do all in their power TO encourage IT'S
Washington Cities family VINE and for evening enter
falnmenfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

TRIBUNE OFyIcE. Aug. 20 III n. m.-The changes In
the barometer yesterday slight Cloudy and fair
weather prevailed. Tho temperature ranged between
75o and sgo the average 500 oeing 40 higher than
the day year and 5is' higher than on
Friday.
Clear or fair weather. with chances Of rain, may be ex-
pected to-day In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
MdRRIEN

Malaria prevented snd thoroughly eradcaed BY Dnfys
Malt NhskeY II 20 bottle. Recommended ny Phy-
sicians Sold By druggists and Grocers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
ARREST OF A hURDERER.

Nashville, N. c., Aug. o. James Lowry was
to-day arrested for the murder Of William Mathis at
church IN Orange County. Fla. He will be delivered to
authorities Of Florida upon reqnsition OF Gov
ernor Perry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

yUDoE DAwSE TAXES THE OATH OF OFFICE.
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. De. j. Dawne,
recently appointed Judge of Alaska, has qualified for
he once 81 taking the oath before Judge H. X Deadly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

BROOKLYN CRICKETERs AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
The cricket match yesterday between the
Manhattan and o. ~ T. Cricket Clubs, played at New
ark resulted In an easy victory for the Manhattas
The score follows:
MANHATTAN.
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IOta- -.-.-.,---.----.--.-..
RUNs AT THE FALL OF EACH WICKET.
A DISPUTE ENDS CRICKET MATCH.

A cricket match was played yesterday at
Prospect Park. Brooklyn between the international
Tile Company. Of Brooklyn, and the Alma Club OF New
ark. The former team TO the wckcts first and
scored 90 runs OF which Clcverey contributed 20 by
pretty cricket and Cyril Wilson 10. The Amas then
went in After 81 had been made Anworth, the
international umpire. Coter on leg-before-wick
u ball from Wilson The Almas objected strongly TO
this dcision and the international firmly maintained
II. the Newark refused 20 play any longer and
walked OF the field The game thus went TO the Brook
Ign Club. The as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
RUNS AT 1HE PAIL or ZACH WICKET.

RUNS AT IHE PAIL or ZACH WICKET.
INTERNATIONAL
10 10 Is SO a. a5 IS CO OF
ALMA.
IS IS 80 ~
Umpires-Messrs J. Anworih and H. Curtain
w. W. READ NOT WITH TIRE cRICKETER5.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. % (SpeciaI).-Privato
advices received here to-day contain the Information
tha; W. w. Read. the champion English crcketcr OF the
year. whose batting has this been phenomenal.
OF tho party Of amateur eroketers who are
crossing the Atantc 10 play series Of matches in
this country.
THE ASHTON CRICKET CLUB DEFEATED
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aug. 22.--Tbe LongwOOd
cricket eleven defeated tho Ashtons on the Ashton
grounds to-day by OF 81 10 81 Splendid bowl
ing done by both teams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

RETURN OF RECORDER SMITH
Recorder Frederick Smyth, accom- panied by
wife ana daughter reached this port yesterday on
the steamship Britannica. He left here late In June
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4 PROSECUTION or BANK OFFICERS

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. % tSpecial). PRO
ceedngs have been begunn the Court OF Chancery by
Washington b. Williams. receiver OF ths-cty Bank OF
Jersey City against Henry Traphagen, Charles II. Muir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
Religious Notlfes.

Man, .oye Memoir ii service VIII be bed at sbe syns-
xogue OF he spanish anal wi ~ ~ o.
=. S On ~ nf Sewport ). MORAL :. OF fniiafeipaa
,ny nav, Ell 10 aisana "a rioaie of honor to virtue.
broadway tabernacle Service: 9, II m tbs Hsy ,i
rfnWELLIN. PRATT ID. d. Of Haruo'd Coan, Hih
npeaeh There WI be no evening service
Church Of ey rrin.,y Madtsonays ana ss" III
service IL a ~ In the evening shortened sor'os
snd free seatA
e,ye Points sisass Of tsarstrG Ia wort1s W.
~ RxRNARD. Observation-Disclosures OF ngl sugnS ~
the children every sunday at $50 O'Clock fnpuc mvoo u
nations Of clothing sAd shoes solicited
"a. Thomas Chnrch, 5th-avA aud oSJsa - ASrhihx
prayer and ssraion 1t IL O'Clock ------------
ST. Isnass Church aothst between 0ta and Ga .yss
5, 10. IA q daily - nj holy days ANA ffm>s~
TaBd 10 a. m ------------------------
~. peroi~s' svirfeuaI nIee<iBa, Arcsnum Hail. -
o So exercises at x3O cafrxooR %
infeyesllng spir1tuAsttc exS sreness ~ $40 saaSts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

diagram bAomsh variations ths city ~ tenhs
Of inches The lines sire divisions otm. Tor the hours
line oscisions
rrury during broken dotted line
tbey aons a. Indicated BY TIE thermsnssr ct Had
nnts pharmacy, SIS Brosdsay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

at Greenwich on August 26 He VIII be met on his ar
rival ut Greenwich and escorted to the of tho re-
,pio
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5peeial Notlres.

A. modcmahn. Il. n.,,., n aa,s Il, tina
the and lowest prc nrscass Denai once IN inc
mo tui gum sets perfectly 20 tay on.
extracting tn pure fresh nitrous oxe OF Laughing gay
1drer from the CYLINDER improved method hair price, ana
arfTnsn aa In attendance Teeth filled VITA gold II up.
ward Teothi repaired hfty minutes Sots made whlo
waiting 5O2 and 5D4 Shave sp cious an private entrances
door below SAth-st also sfz sst co o'n'
272 West slth.st, 0c2 and 0o 3d.ave
Southeast COZ Sthave ousn"cse wi. o,e
Fra. n hlbi,iou Of GLADIOLUs FLOWERS beginning
Tuesday August rs, and lasting THREE days ,o,a
'' PETER HENDERSON cos
80 and 81 Cortlandtst, Newfork.
Everything Ia Homeopathy.
uIrNfPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS,
VETERINARY SPECIFICS. WITCH HAZEL OH.
HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS AND MEDlClNEp
Medicine Cases. Pellets. sugar o, MIX &c
MANUAL boand In CLOTH aud GUILD Free.
HUMPHREYS HOAEOPAIiIC PHAhslACa .
100 Putonst only Branch store So rosmay Vow Iox
FOR the Toilet and Compile Nj u TO remove saub.fn.
Pimpes Tanned Rough Skin, anu senoaous biies usS
IJmiico Aseptne and Omlnleo SOAP.
Ii. N. squire * ,oas, yeyeisrs .; ss.,.a,'L. :.
Watches our s4Jt) slJl ot3rlis DIV xGs
Nsuce.
Mr. MEAIIo Halter. announces y his customers sua
o,hcra that his Fall styles ready ana W es
attention ButternuI Color std hAts
M LILO,
4l6 broadway, cor Canal-sl --
,r.... g.ndascs aad straight hoiders pssafsdl 70,
Ladies' Gsnsmen aud Children to correct .ne
~. srkinrs Lady attendance iadles oonso uoA"o-
j. Z. SCHNOrEll Manut.vs".o ~ N.x.ysrx
b2y and 52o Shave between Sise ~s"" -
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NAMES AND POSITIONS OF THE PLAYERS:

;
Referee. Eras'us Eiaian =,
tmpires-FOr Newly ora Balch. For Niagara, fenwich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

LANDLORDS Perfume, Edenia
LANDLORDS Perfume. Marechal Mel RoJa
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily Of the Valley.

Inudpsrr,. Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
llnme warm
WHO SHALL DECIDE


Iumembsr reaflpg in the Hons firn' q
yssr $50 or uorr, or less, SOM thlt 20
th. .ufI-ct - nils - On 2fticlr oi i'.1
-ny sune one Who .iguet himself an VI.
ID 10 mv memory he pot faulty De vs.
fsfv p-r-usf.d in his osn miui tnai mllA
4. 4 sloppy sfaf. snyhoN, and : pfeu1
nearly fsllurr a. fool
Auf uow suufhef prophet arises IN l.fa-
ID srf cIsim- svvrythiug fur muk-u =
hof. Bright's disease sani-he- into tnih
- Al th. maglc tonch Of MIX thAt hss
- th~ Ore when - would Noo tnr
s,.w.v at sut he Nill not he Wool
srf won. il.t tste sup of scAlhinx MS
"a Al. .hDve msutioust "drossy VII
Sr,r-s ID tinr right speedily. Gentle sleep
- 80 in On tlp.tOe and kiss oar eye
ufs dosn. -,
-, 40 mos much sud whst htile They
IA, trox. sre not sure. f~FhsP. thsrr
nav hs a. many Qlscks smong the ~ :
=. ,h.r. ar smuug farmers. Inerc are
-,,,s br.in. In the average human siom-
= -, a. .p.sal than there are 10 the
.,.,.y. doctor. h~sd. and so when th~fe
4. = fissgrvsmsnt among tne hvsd- 49, ~
lns The f,od Qne-,ion, IL me sioms'n W
cif. the tlckl.h matter.
hsf ~ NJ sho seemed u ~ e',,
he world the wsy ~ the eoe-uu,p -, ~,
.rf h. saught salvation IN mhk' pet' W,
.impl~-fh. FOOD uuiserssi-sud ml 49,
him apf q dsy b. 4 roy and ~Flfh-
hurfr.d 4 sud twen'y nvv poonds ie"uIs-
A. w.sknsss Cor mia, sts never en.,i-
oushiy seansd. have oeen rscine io' ~.
mi's.p.i al over the nsids OF hle seo
b.v. managed 10 gst my nose Into the
bucket .lno.t daily for foriy-seven years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
YARN aniU afta.
LINE

NJ Eitor-wm yol please give me some
Inf.rnafInn fNfnugn Nu.r palfr ftfpfNlinA
fr. usr nf IImrf fs lf a mAnufrs ani DO 49, = '.
.hnuIf BE- h. usr'if ifit isu ~ e m mtnu'e, ~hai
liz lfs trrtf upnn tnr snU aui up'n ffnls
' . A Eouick
The chief eject OF TIE application of
Urn~ Is q favor the decomposition of hu.
mas boz the soil Toe amount oi pltui
srrf furnished j. unlmpsrtsnt, ~ most oi
oar soils sontaIn sufl lent amount Tor
the rcris ~ oriluary CruPs
Lime. Therefore. instsat of heing ma
uurr. rnust D. G Assed Win those substances
which rrnirr plant f,1i slrrsfg iu the SOL
available a.. ~ cts afc more Important
nn soils that sfe lvrr rich ln huml-.
IHamls j. partially dccsyri organio mat
t.r. dafk coiDfsi ms. fOlui ln large
,n..se. in b1gs that have been redeemed
from The water. oat existing m 1rc 90 less
in si s1lis
Tn. persistent use OF line without Other
m.na-r. t~ud. % greatly r~iace M total
an ,unt - uitrosrn IN th~ soil n - a.
,.rrs rliulbis rAsa pr0pfrly nsf q 'M i'
fafsfri1us AL lHfisrruiq1ie uff hif raiH'
I'd m1ay god firna
GA ciayry -uiI.. line l. valaa1ic 10 I'm
proving IT, mrchsulcsl condition. u MT
oniy rruders such soils easier % "ork'
rot 10 Increases tnvif cspacitF Tor absorb
log anl r.tsiulng f.ttiiitlng elements
Dor low gruund. that have been Tcivcmed
from the water with which u has lOog
hc,n covered. there Il nothing better thAn
4 goot dressing ~ lime. IL usutrslit~-
the ac.d. Ani sif. 10 thr decomposition
of the vast covering of humus and Ia s't'
tios free nj. irftiNEiug rlrmcuis hereto
fore locked up by the immaiaoic laws o'
1. h. III .Iru
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TIE VALUE or OIL FOR PRE-.
VENTING FRICTION.

for several years we have made .t a
practice to od The rockrrs of our farm
-sgon. ard frd % = dscii,d advantage
lf ttsy bird. or turn bard. BE- t.ke. quite
an tf1rt iuf tte animal on che oa'side io
ttios ihe pole into ihc osnufc whsn
forming. ard great lo.s oi fofce l. the
rssalt Sme otrci io che pfsciicr II
such Ciirs. saying that dirt sccumuis'es
ard .ncusses the scar H4t from en-
sNpsrrrcc of quite rumhst of yeafs.
80 cen safely ssy hat uo extra scar has
heea che ftsuli uprn o1r carts.
ID oar tesisf. have never iIied r. 'et
them do sa. ard ve ,cnfafe 'o .ay tha'
itey viii ,e,ef drop ne practice Wien
ifa-irg load. io oar msfket.--a de.
farcc Of ttrcc miles. --se have f1gri an
si'-i rcs-r 'o sdi nrsr'y 10 Qure once
ts.f Df ftr strength ol one horse. in che
rssr ~ sa.i.rg srd turning tte bad.
Arf a..o. il Nin'rf. ve alsays on ite
tfarrgs Of tfc f.,kfrs Cf our s'rts
Wtea ite b.sfirss sfe hard ~ooi. wh.ch
90 prefer io iron, ~e place . di.h cf
srre tof sfrssr. hse Afi. upon tte
sfo,e. aai .et 90 set ss hoi a. p''sibis
srt.ut banning Then itis D. tur1sl
aroa tte ~oot Just a. boz ss % can be-
carri fon OBJ, rouse The heat seems
to lu,c ite 90 into ihe pofrs of ite
sod ard glaze ite safisce 81 that tafn-
.r.r .. r...Nn r.rr rnaf
TIE frt tsy ~ Clf us.rg cur s,fds
tts vi1irf ~ neglected Oh ol che
r.lkrf ari fr.' o1r tuf.c ard then ihc
ot.rf vs. csfryi-g ftr bad. ard ~srr
Constantly frtturg Afer placing o,l
aron li fte utVi mnfrirs. % was started
ari caufl ~fh fsf gr,A'ef ease. A.
ttoast beaver loaded Oar man saii. at
orcr. .-"ihi. b. sno'tsr tting ugocs q
great irsl rssff
Its .s particularly 'he case vhrn
tr,irg on re rsrtcs roads in w.a'rr.
ss rsrtsr tas to mske great 'a ft 'o
.fe,f ftr ,',i. .o t-s' bel oan travel ~ft-
olt t,i-s f.st,t 10 cfosird ~i'h it-
pole.
Ano'hsf thing rf yoa are u'.ns lors
bfstch.rss ttis ~in'rf. tont blftca
,rat tof.fs ~ifh "trly tfrschirgs t'
keep tte po'- do-r. tai pee ,istt s.f'h
up., ite to.i tsek s'fsls.ari loaf '.'d
po.s ~il ia, ii,t ~tsfe goa want o..
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thavc been invc.tlgsung 90 some sN'
tent the cost of fIuug thr si'os shout herr.
ard I fuf trtr NIt1 d.r. .rcnt mrthofs from
thtsr originally prsrucet. tte cnst L. slr.
prIsIralF small Nsar me- are three s'lns.
h.IfIre unt ar from tOo tons each, So
these az rns fIitd sut weighted rrsif
iur eIrfrr rtai uf Mr. WIG has $50
tnrs pfitef 49, coat ~ "a ceut- prr tun
Mf Blair. auuthrr uslghh'r. has go tons
In thr pits 40 a cost of a. cFnts NJ
O. nnry l. c.nrtlug on a.nut D. cents, sud
Nr Rice. with asmail sliH. wi probably
20 "a slfh an outisy 20 nut fsr from I'D
cfufs pc t1n These fgufrs 81 uut in.
riufc sry CnmprusNiiDn fof thc labor of
ire oNufr anf hls teams. bot etaciIy wnat
be- Crsi. 'ur h.f,i ianor aus hrraksgr, o."
sane role that ihr farmer spp.i'. io cot.
ilrg hsy or grslu. or other farm Soit,
hHIf. cnnf
Too li,a of slowly f'Ing ihe ..io. l. thc
tK.Ianat 90 ilr shuis matter. Ilr
hsstr o.. aru.ief. sni lu it. p'acc-shich
mrars a arraf army 20 ezra mrn ani
trsm-. aia price far sruv- regular wsg-,
-rur grts s'npg wlth thc oriiuary farm
r.'p a1i an txtra man or tNo f'r thf,r
ss,k k.. st f.E1lsr month wsgcs Toe em-
r.lsmttt nf A. sugine. shlch. no the farm.
rf fu.s rHf ONn snf ~ to. Is hy ~
.'ns dUug unnecessary. ani sins'e
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that ,sca oae hts hs tufn uqon the
poser
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rs.r 90 ~ WIGS Dr NJ n.s'r. tlr en-
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uf ianf. srf t1sir sql.va'eni Iu hay would
tste ftgl.rri o. lrs.i ihat on more thsn
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ts. H.Iy e. '.ok st th- stock ~ VI Rice,
afs has f,d 10 ftr SIutfrs. Mr Joseph
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thatIt gHlf f.rf A. sell ss cheap. sni
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earrf In thr pfnflrfi1n ~ Nintrf mia,
thfIr afvorarY of Be-. cn'trsins thrir h'an-
faf.,. aud Increase ~ stock, tFl BITTER
thau ary othrf alignment iu iis favor