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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

OFFICE OF : =. P~ouEBAUoH.
GLENCOE. Pa.
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June Is, lsob.
10 nG tfho@ Il naay lopcera
J ana told that some parties are circulating
thy report that my candidacy for Delegate to
the Republican State Convention has been
nadc At the iustancc offs. [. Trent, ESQ. of
somerset and thar ! would substitute him if
elected T. desire to SAY Ia the strongest term,
that this Is wholly and absolutely false. Mr..
Trent neither himself. or amy one else has
approached me on this subject. and would
have heeu indignantly 1uraei had he or
any one else 50 presumed ! wish 10 repre-
sent the rcaplc at thai Convention. and If
elected viii attend IN person and act for the
bet Interests of the Republicans OF Somerset
County. Ia conclusion, / ask my friends
and voters 20 give me their support.
Yours. Etc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

NJ. Editor Allow me, through your irt-
per. To >ay a few words concerning the rails
ing Of barn, which to,k place ou the farm
of 2. j. ShauliS, about one mile southwest ,f
Eiie, ON Thursday, June 10Th \ large
crowd was in attendance To assist in missing
the barn. which l. a large structure. framed
in . workmanlike manner 10y Mr.. solomon
&. Baker, ofucar Sipc>villc, who j. the arrhi-
text and builder, and who deserves much
credit for the complete manner in which hc
did his work. There was nut the slightest
mistake in the whole joh everything fit ex-
actiy 10 IT, place. and there was no necessity
for making the least change ia ans thing
Ia addition To this, lac showed unusual skill
Ia managing the work While 1he Building
was going up no time We, Inst ia selecting
the frame pieces, a. they lay uu thc work be-
ing 81 arranged as 10 enable the mechanic
always to point uut the right piece II timber
at the right time. The owner, Mr.. Shauli,
showed that be POSSESSES the happy faculty
of being ju>t where he was needed in every
emergency, and d more willing sci Of hands
II ha, never been my loi 10 ~cc anywher.
The ladies. too. ofthc household. were not
unmindiul uf the wants eff the inner mau.
the elegant dinner prepared by them being
most heartily enjoyed lay all.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

The closing exercises Of the Somerset Nor
mai and Preparatory School viii De held on
Thursday and Friday evenings. june oath
and 25th. as follows:
Haredoy Ey5tag-Eterary contest be
tween the DcIphiun and Inrian SocietieS.
Foilag Eratiaq-Leeture, by Col X. IL
Conwell. of Philadelphia; subject. Hcroism
ufa Private Life. Tickets for sale al Paul
l.. Cascbecr-.
The BALTIC. and Ohio R%ailroad give, special
Eltc> Al , cents per mile 70 persons wishing
tY attend the TEXTURE. The train will be held
for an coming from points east and west Of
lockwood - they may ncturn home the
same night.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Down IN DdaWare the courts have settled
the question a. 10 the liability for damages
dome to animals by . harbed wire icncv. 4
colt got ont Of a field on the road when II
sot tanslcd in a harisd wire fence btlili along
the highway. and Tie animal WAS SO badly
torn that it had 10 be killed. The owner oi
the colt >uci the own,rof the fence for dunla-
sc- and gut them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Monday morning TWO. valuable horses he
longing To- John M~ulholland, of Bedford were
lerciiitatel over the side of a mountain al
most a perpendicular distance Of 900 feet and
were instantly killed. IN their descent they
were entirely stripped Of their harness and
terribly mansled. The team was engaged in
hauling logs 70 the top of the mountain and
was fastened TO large log. and when ii
reached the skidway at the top Of the noun
tain. the log To which the team was hitehed
with several other logs on the skidway, broke
sing the team with them, and all went into
the river below.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23
AUDIToG NoTIcE

TIE 1narr-iEre1i Auai1n-. appointed b. slt
orphan : Tuurt ~ ~lfnerts Z airt. pa in i-p ~
slir ~ Jpsia- iaiaAz decd q, ascertain advance
fs Mt and make q distribution II tha funds ia rs,
hainis II thp administrators ts the said 1eertsai
70 anH1 anlsAg thCSe LEGALLY t|atite3 thereto. NlI
attend 10 the dGfice OF bs appointment al Ca. III
Hec 10 somerset borough, GA Wednesday rhu rs.
daF - Juiy ~ if 20 ri4k t N. 10 aaia1 Ist
ant place ali f4rtit lia8tu- csaim, aEtlut a.
estate muSr rEr-rf tnIsH. W ts @ arn-l ai
eV-iiuE BIZ uft- i fElt
alNNt -l1l Ef-
van, tmFtfrr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Judge Inshrm. of fayetteC County has de-
cid,d that ,Le Commonwealth ha, NO right
To- share of the proceed, Of the oil sperula-
uol, ri the late Captain Mutt, cashier OF the
state TruI-mT because no properly authcn-
ticarod claim for IL was ever made un behalf
of The state. The amount io be distributed
Is about S3Utsa, of which $4,000 oil profits.
already paid 10 the state by the %administra-
Iur> Is. by this decree, 80 he refunded by the
administrator for redistribution. The Court
however. makes t~hesJege~tion that the claim
Of the Commonwealth. if presented to the
auditor and properly proven. should he al
lowed 10 ,hanc with the claims Of other cred
iIor- ~ The general distribution.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

BARN R,IsISG-Mr. Sam Forney one OF
the most successful farmers in Bruthcrsyaney
township. raised q barn on his beautiful farm
Tuesday, that when completed will be one
Of the largest and handsomest in the count
Fully one hundred and twenty-five of the
friends and neighbors Of Mr.. Forney assem-
bled at an carly hour ia the morning and
went 10 work with a hip and hurrah, and by
evening they had every stick oftimher in the
immense structure in position. The Bald
win band was in attendance. and discoursel
some Of their choicest music during the day.
The mason work for the building was done
by Mr.. Benjamin Stull, while Mr.. Frank
Forney i the architect and builder. Both
Of these gentlemen are skilled workmen. Of
large experience. The dinner thar was scrr-
ei was a eorker. The large tables were load
Ell with everything good To eat one could
think Of and il was a caution 10 see how the
vicluals disappeared before the large crowded.
hungry workmen. Mr.. Forney farm j. one
of the most beautiful ones in Brother>yalley
township, i township noted for its many
rich and beautiful farms, and generous and
prosperous farmers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Advertisers should bear IN mind tllat the
HEEALB haeon, oirhe le~l and ~1lide-t nead-
ing constituencies 80; amy paper m >amer~e
tusHiy II aDc, into the thrifty hoinr> Of
ibis and adjoining oluutic- AND rs reader,
arc m D. found among The most intelligent af
oar population. Those fact, should be luly
considered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Notice Is hereby given that George Foust and
Margaret his wife. OF Allegheny Township. -fDi-
erset CosIuty. Pennsylvania. By dced q Aoilnta-
~ Assignment have assigned I'D lhe estate Peal
and personal. of the said George f1ust g. John NJ
Topper. ~ Ncw Baltimore h0roggh, ia said etHur-
q. ~ trlst Tor the benefit uf She ~creiiIar- ui tha
said Georgc FuIst. Allfer-EE. Therefore iI1rht-
el to the said George fousi, VIII Elake payment
to the said Asignee. and those baNiag claims ar
demands will make known the saule % the A.
signee. AT his pSidener GA Thursday. tho 18Th
day ofJuly, 4 b. Isl.
John NJ TOPPER,
fuucys-4T Assignee III tfr8r-l ta7f<f.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

County Superintendent Prof J. g. Weller
examined Prof Holtsn's normal classes, on
Thursday last
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

1t isn'tcyer OWE where the ehiefof police
viii Shave newspaper men, and thar, too. 10
;hc Queens taste.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

AF- $. "ieofl' = 'o7- h"1i'e +" 20.
fittSi'ar-A- = FiSiunE nleiiaS h NiihefSft
ihe E'l's "a the Menv'iN 'Huieh VII
give Iari"T concert III the near ifuFe-
The mosquito is democratic in his way,
He never asks Az Introduction TO a stranger
Ter ofW b. Cofroth- Esd arrived in som
erset Friday.
- 49, WI.
- - -,
-,
Landlord Hicginb8tham and merchan
We"
Governor Psrti-m has fixed Thursday. An
ea,-t l2rl a, the ay for the eys,.gtioD al Nj
cbaa Natz tic Fsvatre c,urry murlerrr
The bues were a long tine in finding out
-bsr onions vqra oaa in- rlta .nian cram /.
uoW endangered bv the untimclv discovery.
DrCourf. ofoali,bur caliedat HEEtLI
office Monday evening The doctor l. a very
pleasant gentleman. and very stiff Demo.
GRAFT.
The Harrisburg .fa-i if'tl'' celebrated lis
I"en'E-"h'A anniversary Saturday Win d
SiNiee1i-iagc paper anna nhe io' 81 'aNer-
i>il-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Mis-, Marion piait arrived heTBe Tuesday
evening from the Beaver Female clllese
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

SBlsrsf foHHtR. -.
Before me. the subscriber. 4Iu-tice uf the Peace
in and foT the Township 81 Lswer farkgyfoot and
County Aforesaid, personally came Benjamin T.
Clcyenger. q diSiutcrtstei witness. who heiusduly
sworn according 10 laR, did dePre and SAY thaJ
70 hs knowledge the land above described bass
been improved. and that it Was first improved by
Charles Rose 4. y. ISL and not before thar the
Improvements thereon in the main consist Of a
clearing about thirteen wears ago. and a-hol>e
moved on the land about seven year ago. Cha>
Rosc j. u1w residing on the land and has been
for thu last seven ycar~.
BENJAMIN +. CLEVENGER.
sworn and Subscribed before me this llth day
0fJune. ISL
VIM TISSUE J.P
Sy.afTsf CgBatg, -.
Before me. q Justice OF the Peace I'm AMI for Tire
Township Of Lower Iurkgylat. and County fort-
said. personally came Charles Rose. the above
named applicant, WIN being duly sworn accord
ing To- law did dcpoSe and ~ay that bee verify isc-
Eeye, that no warrant ar other official right has
been issued for the land above described. either
in his own namc, or in the name 90 names az amy
other person OF persons, under whom he claiIl-
the same. and thur he has an equitable right us
the land and the Improvements thereon. by pos
session ami improvements mait 1v mc iu clear
Ing the land ana buildiug ou The sll3e. and nuu
residing ON the same.
CHARLES ROSE
Sworn aud Subscribed before me this I4jh day
Of Juuc. a. II. I-SL-
wN TISSUE T. p.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Mr.. r g. Coiborn # jos. Horne & Co.
Pltt.l,ur.h i visiting friend. IN Slulerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Governor Patti~ou has fixed Thursday. Au-
gust l2th a. the day for the -eygcuiion Of Nj
chacl Net the Fayet1e county murderer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

A%pyEETIsEp LErrERs-Ti,e following let-
lcTs remaining in tie Foeto'hee II samer-a
viii be sent 10 the fsstd letter 0iiee e ilot
called TO- on oF before JHls s Isl
Burke. Rsleu. Chadwick 1ir nlsilsrl-
EsneT John Miller. Sis Ida Miller. M-
Title Nelson. John , Pershine Rev J~
eph Rifle. Mis- Lizzie; Rho.ieS. Oscar W.
smith, George ;. Shaltz George Smith.
Miss Ella Slace, Mr.. Margaret; Shafcr.
Elias : ~sIsnsler. Cha> A Trent, .. II ,;
Wirieh Reuben Yosrse. ole, Yarty. Mis-
B.4k.
Rostols-Yarv. Freeman Musser. VIVA
Miller. Vim.
J. X. C~oFFRorH. ?. NJ.
Somerset, Pa. june -. 1886.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Landlord Higginbotham and merchant
Webb Parker spent several days 81 lasi week
fishing Ia the Nough
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

SATURDAY Wis . Boston day ia The yaelit
racing Tie Puritan te.'k tie cup 4nd she
Mayiiowcr carried . fth, hauors. The May
flower ispruislhly the coming champion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

4 PPLICATION FOR LAND WAR
"A RANT@Chari@ Rose. ul the Township ID.
Lower TurkeyfooI. In thc CouHiy Of somerset ap-
plies for - acres ri land situate 10 me township
Of Lower Turkeyfout aud Comfy ~ somerset, a.
joining LANDS 81 Christopher King. ga The south
west. James McNeli un che Northwest. Charles
Ro~e on the Fast and south. and Teol1s Ream on
the MeS-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Joln T. nuboi,, the nephew and heir of
the erea, lumbermau although probably the
VgaIthiSr man Of his age in tie state J. de-
~orihei a> am una->umilG and thorough
-ud fellow Tie IS pitcher fur The Dubois
base hal club. and q great a.vorito with The
young myu ufthe town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Bryaklyn judge urayutly refused 60 grant
naturalization papers 70 an aEarciisi on Tire
ground that q person holding such News
g.uHnt properly tax, the oath required of an
intended riiiuea. And De- was right. such
men have "a" conception of tie dulic> OF an
Amnrlnau -L-zan.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

The hslio4 If the Methodist Church viii
give "a parlor ooncer in the near future.
The mosquito j. democratic in his ways.
He never asks an Introduction 20 q stranger.
Mn Olie Huston uf Philadelphia, daugf-
Ter Of L. Coiinu1h Esq. arrived in som
erset Friday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

The Harrisburg pa Patris celebrated lis
rw~enry-uiuth anniversary saturday with a
sixrccu-lagc paper and q 6nc lot of adver-
Using.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

fapieus ,liaW er1
Mis- Mainc B4er Is visiting her sser, Mr..
J.. q ogle n Latnobe.
Mr. John Marston If Philadelphia is vs-
iting friends ia Samcr4f.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

The bUe were a long time in finding out
thar onions werg good bu7 the onion crop i
uoV endangered By the untimely discovery
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Mis- Marian Frea~c. daughter Of VIM b
Fra~e, ESD who ha, heln 81 the Hagers-
town Female Seminary. the lasr year is
home Tor the summer gacaunu accompanied
hy q school friend. Mis- Mamie Weislev, 81
>.hacfcrtown. Lebanon raunyv. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

See the Fry Truss sold by c. y. Boyd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

M. George T. ~wank. Of the Johnstown
Tr5p,e. vls m somerset for "a few hour, be
tween trains ON Thursday last and called at
ID. HERALD office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Paint brushes very cheap at c. y. Boyds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

t. N. Efi'1r 9TH Saacraf HErtLr
fou viii please nn0uuc The following named
gentlemen a. candidates for the yarioa- Office.
designated al the Republican Primary Election
10 De held on Saturday june 1dl. i>Si.
WILLIAM Il. tNNEE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Or. Coun. ofoalisburv, ralleda Al the HEEALD
office Monday evening The doctor j. q very
pleasant gentleman. and a yep stiff Demo
GRAFT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For The June Republican Primaries

pnn thu Tunn Donuhlinor Onimo,ioc
fui tAu uuuU IiUpubiibIl IllWullGA,
r. q. -.
You will please announce The following named
deSiepa;ei Al lhe E,epa9liran lrmarE Eleedan
WILLIAM H. -tNNEE.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23
r. FOR ASSEMBLY.
JOHN 4. WALTER

Grateful % nay felI1v-eiIizeu- fur tHe generous
support given Inc two years ago. again offer Soy
self % the Republican voters Of ~,ner-aJ csIufV
a. q candidate for Member 81 the Assembly. and
a. ! canned aIfurl o. make q Thorough canvas Of
The cHuuly J VIII submit NV claims iHtle cau~iG-
erauou at the voters without personal solicitation
aud 10 general canvas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

There w,ra exactly rra hundred people
-or aH 1A, morning train from Juhu>tuvu
Sunday morning Mu~r uf them attended
elmpmyer.ug iurn- Jhc day. There were
sixty continued 600 the excursion r' Ohio
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

June with lis rJ>e- IT, sweet girl gradual
te. andiJs weddings is half gone. and sever
aI Old bachelor, have moi been brought into
.h. matrimonial ark
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

We learn thar uur venerable fellow citizen
Joseph B. CEchheld, is living very III q, his
residence in Middlccreek township His son
-Pr,thonotary C]1rrhfeld, with his family are
in attendance AT his sick bed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

The Z. q o. viii run another OF their Sc
Ice, excursions 10 FORTRESS Monroe and Nor
folk. ou July 9Th Il IS a delightful trip and
nj VERY reasonable rates.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Mc,sr>. James Weimcr and Ell. Mcdowell
spent several days Of last week fishing in the
Ca,~ciman. and brought a string IF hne black
bass home with them. The longest one
r....ur.l lunrt.--n ilI.nr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Mrs. Cyrus Elder, daughter and son. ot
Jahu~juwu. have been ia Somerset for several
days. the guests of Mr. P~ostlethwaitc. Mr.
Elder~Ie sunday with his family.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Excursion rates wjh be- given from an sta
ZION, to ,4,se wishing ,o attend Col. Con
wells lecture in the Opera HOUSE Friday
evening. The Roekwood train win be held
until after the lecture.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-10-28

There is feeling, not only of sur
prise but of deep regret, that our
Senator Slayton should have felt COM
PEELED to take the position he did on
the senatorial question. By his ac-
ton in the Senate on Tuesday, the
goth, he gave to our county the I'M
satisfactory notoriety of furnishing to
the Senate the only Republican men,
Der of that body opposed to the re-
election of Senator Edmunds. Could
he have known the modification felt
by his constituents upon learning the
position taken by him we believe he
would have omitted his remarks. His
position was a complete surprise to
the Republicans of this county, who
fully believed, at the time of his
nomination and election, that he was
in full accord with the almost unani-
nous sentiment of his party in favor
of returning Senator Edmunds. Fol-
lowing are the remarks accompanying
his vote -
Mr.. President -" With instruc-
lions of my county which | do not
feel like disobeying, but against what
1 mentally protest, I record my vote
for Hon. George F. Edmunds."
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-10-28
Vermont's Declining Schools.

The biennial report upon the schools
Of Vermont by Superintendent Dart,
presented to the legislature upon its
meeting recently, fully sustains the
recent complaint of our st. Johns
bury correspondent that the educa-
tional system of the State is retro
grading rather than improving. In
1880 the number of children enrolled
in school at some time during the
year was 1852, while in 1886 it has
sunk to 1867. AS the last census
showed 99,463 persons of school age,
it follows that only II per cent. of
the children now enter a public school,
against more than IA per cent. six
years ago. The present proportion
falls below that in four of the South
ern States-Delaware, West Virginia,
Florida and Texas, 70 per cent. of
the children being enrolled in the last
named commonwealth, while Missou-
ri is within 4 per cent. of Vermont's
record, and even South Carolina falls
Int nine per cent. behind. tBut the
work of our schools must be measured
by the average attendance rather than
by the number of names on the reg
listers" says Mr.. Dartt, and here the
showing is even worse. "Only from
SO to 60 per cent. of those enrolled, :"
he adds, "are constantly in school,
60 per cent. being the average for the
last year." The superintendent con-
fesses that Vermont does not compare
favorably with other States in this re-
spect, and he cites in evidence the
larger percentage in other New Eng
land States but the showing is much
more impressive when the contrast is
made with Southern States. In Mis-
souri, the average daily attendance is
Is per cent. against Vermont's 65,
in Florida 70 and in South Carolina
50. Such a showing emphasizes the
opinion expressed by the EUening
Post when the Blair bill was before
Congress last spring, that the Yer
mont Senators might more proftably
devote their attention to their own
State than to interfering with the
schools of Southern States, which
only need to be let alone.-N. Y.
EUening Post.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-10-28

EXPERT JUDGING OF BUTTER. - The
managers of the Caledonia County, vt.
Agricultural Society have a novelty in
the way of butter exhibit at their an
nual fair. Every member and every
body else is invited to bring in one
pound of butter for exhibition and COM
parison. A judge is employed whose
duty it is to judge all the samples and
report upon them. No purses are given,
but the remarks made by the expert as
he tests the samples are taken down by
a clerk. His remarks are liable to read
something after this style: & This sam
pie is too salt; this is too fresh q; this is
not worked enough; this is worked too
mucE the grain is injured; this is good
now, It will not keep; this has too
much buttermilk in it; this was made
from cows that are eating too much
cottonseed meal; this from COWS that
are not kept well enough: this has a
barn taste; this is too highly cOlored ;
this tastes of turnips this of cabbage
this is made from cream that was kept
too long before churning; this is from
cream that was scorched or smoked at
some stage of the operation; this tastes
of cheese; this of the cellar this is a
little bitter; this / can find no fault
with; this is really fine; and this ought
to bring a good price II 1t Is uniform
the year through"
The testing IS done in private, and the
report upon each sample is returned to
the one who exhibits it, or not, as he
chooses. Such an arrangement as this
must be equal to pretty good school,
and must be far more educational than
the usual mere award of 1st, I'd and Sd
premiums, without a single word from
the committee that will help the COM
petitor to make better sample next
time. A single pound is so small CON
tribution that every farmer or farmers
wife can take one along with them to
the fair. We're the samples to be sold
at the close of the trial by auction sale
for the benefit of the society, or for
other purposes, most persons would be
glad to contribute for the sake of OBJ
tanning the judgment of the expert, who
should be a butter buyer, or one highly
skilled as judge of dairy products. -
N. E. Farmer,