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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8.

CHICAGO, Dec s.
The Drovers' Journal reports
CATILE-receipts. l4.DfE shipments; igF -h'i ~
ke' SLOW. ~hsl, lower chotc brFIe-s s,oagto N.
steers S305t4.Ij; stOckers and feedeis Si'o'soo'
CO.'S. buiis mINes 81 - -,-J' Ae---9 7'e-'
S2,4itela. 10. wSiern rangers, S2t02 10. on >r.,
HOGS-Receigts. <2.,tf shipments. ,|hh e. r.
slow 5G 0c low er; mixed s5jez ~ hea'y' $''i'e
80. Iight, 5.lte55; skip sitf51 ~ . c,o r,,+
EEEP-keceipts, l,hsE shipments UJVi l5lfii Ae'
steady nafive, S8ylql Is; westerns, f3jO&3.o5 Tex
ans. S.-aiLy.. 40: lambs. q Alg2.U
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

\ New and Impor ant Book 1or hansa.
laMNerS.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
DIR. E. 7. MUESELL'S
DENTISTS.
|, C. WILSON,

]. c. WILSON.
Dentist. All work guaranteed first-class. once:
I1s f. Douglas avenue over bArlas < son 1rde
store. Wichita. Kansas. GI9t-t
WICHITA DENTAL INSTlTU III
CREDITOR & BUUKWALTER,
Dentists-,lEy $,.u3 Iur Il good set 0i tee Ii. One
haif pi FOR ali surg, operations without pam
u North Main street. ll7lt
u. w. SMITH L. s HoUGIAND
Smith & HGUGLAND,
Dentists. 20 L Douglas avenue, Corner Law
renee. Wichita. Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

"ANTED-A nurse girl: German preferred
w Call at 81 s. Lawrence ave. di5-6t.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
FOR TRADE

IFOk TI{ADE-ido acre. Ea. farm 10 miles from
.rhftd Court uouar WIZ hve st@ an1
implelt et clear traic fer -Gsl IIlna.. isilaAa
or Missouri farm. also -t AZ" ranfh, ttfstf. 10
iclita property. Otto sole IA ,B->l. ~ y. Main.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

w TANTED-A good cook for family of three good
w pay; must have references Address +. A.
this ofce or cal al tie Lee Investment Co IS o.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
TAKEN Up.

yIsAEFS CP-Tw0 fed ssssrs VIA y DrEni %
l.ft slds % by HsHgy ~ ~@it@E. aA-fft
rIrAEEN iP-A sgszE - tssse- ffasf~f7f rsa. -.
4 btAas Ssd baF Grnsr vi 9.stee cal fQf tnrf4
snd ray cssrs - ~ tro sz4llss rssz - sy1=es r
kellogg J. A. JgTzssss- ss4
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

" ANTED-A girl 10 do general hOusework In
W small cottage Tor i family OF two None nu
those having the be>t OF refereA heed apply "a!
forenoon at u. North Emporia. di-6t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

All notices Of Employment Situations Wanted
will be charged for the rate of nye cents per line
per week: no notice for les. than = cents.
All For Sales or other business notices viii be
charged for Al the of lGcents per line per week
no business notice taken fcr less than 50cents-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

w ANTED-A good girl for general houseworl:
w must lie a competent COOK Apply a. once. AL
y. Waco ave. l4u
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

TOR RENT-Two furnished rooms with board
II IN deSlrsote locality. SiI Topeka dis-ss-
LroR RENT-Orfce rooms Two good e.ncs
II rooms To- rent IN the Saively h1ttainE. las
North Market :. Parties wishing such rocTu< viii
call on NJ Nun. al Room No. l. same building
j. Z. Saiyely. Gl2-G
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

NJ ANTEO- For a new. first class lunch room an
w able bodied woman thoroughly experienced
in bread and pastry making. Address :. r. kasie
once. l.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
FOUND
FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE

o-zss oaa bars sAsss ~ -
/ - tEts sSsee- -.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

" ANTED-Fifty lady cRnvassers TO sell Cooper's
w Gala Lilly. Call at As North Main dl5tr
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

Tor RENT-Nicey furnished front =oom. ground
l. floor. Ir~s class neigh horh0ot and very conveu-
lent 20 business Will rent very reasonable wita
without bosri- Call 2<i =. ToreSa ave sSr
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

W FANTED- Borrowers fOr money. NC place lueHaY
w Tie loves rates ali Eiad~ of tl.ittsi
curty loans ami s.udu secouG totts sra iarlais.
" lChita banking c.. so ii0 " est DUus lGs ave
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

E'oR RENT-Two good once rooms with south
l. and west light. closets aDd fuel rooms In Clcfa
ent block Cali - Y. Main -, room :. list
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

" ADMINISTRATION a. nurse wanted BY uiddle
W aged wcmau II experience IL attend ladies'
during confinement. Wiling 10 follow the advice
OF atteEGIng py Bvsi pay ystcians OF tbs CITY
Tor reference. Call on address - y Main 81,
CITY. ltf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

WANTED-6trl for general Homework in small
w family. Call or address J. 2. HusgiAs, - y.
Main 81. l4st
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

NYANTED-Good white glrl for general house
W work Mrs u. " Clement, 1881 PARK Place
ave. H6t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
FOR sALE-MIsCBLLANEOUS

FOR SALE-MIsCELLANE0US.
u-oR sALE OR TliADE-tor few days on y!
Il one business house and lot worth ta1.Ds one
residence " orth s1tUt business lot worth so
al IN the town ot At, Hoe, Nan. good s,hoo.s
county building. di1-tti
NOR sALE OR fKADE-A quarse- s.ctipn q good
L second bottom iand with good imprDFelHt8s 8ss
and small mortgage vii take vacant ~ proved
eucgn. brance. or viii sci! very cheap Tor ca-i y"
\. Morris, FechheIrer block l3st
EoR sALE-Ja section of good land. tres ella n
and ded quarter. sell cheap = s"id In a lev
side city property. ). 5. EsnckeI, ia T. Dong a. ave
L'oR SALE OR TRADE One Of tie best paying
llislu eeees IN the city. vii trv"lre about tlH1
SONS wanting to se.t \ J. Lde@@of'a room H.
Getto block hr
NOR SALE or TRADE For HssrohsHdise OF GOOD
Fps e-tafe, one first mortgage note u 30 or ~
ptf cent - tf' q 800 c-e'Fs fi3 'I "s % ~.
property. vacant and improved eA-f afH wet - ant
residenoe closs 10 business. a, j. Ed.eFoFth rom
y. 1ettU hioak ht
OR sALf-2.5c dollars pad up bank stock a.
L ninety cent? Oh the dnilal- Doa a..snsi -fless
sou have the cash. Addrcss Hard Times. care
carrier No. Z, city L@
L,oR SALE Several bargains IN desirable loss.
n a-~f-.=
Il i.ie-, tH (. .pse. - ~. ~ -. ~ - -
ESH terms " aistf n ee%'c'' i'p'o " ~ : 80
"'I'AitN'
- = = = = - = ]. .-,..-.--- - os,.-
L'Dh -ALf<-~tSfk cigars ana tHptfcS an<4 clkh'
4 makers o1tnt cheap g9ss1 t.@i4t isf n-4i.a-
fao;1fer. fixtures and gOo1 s4 CAL ro-o.8 80 q
Nar-h AasE. 4Is.
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a - -. - $50 49,. 80 Il
SI~~ S>-47-@- 'As@--' - 80 6fssr
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
FOR RENT RESIDENCES.

I'OR RENT-A six room house with - lar pantry
i and closets, situated on Fanny ave four biocSs
south OF Doug las. \ Fe$frouSl Ole ptrIy rent
this house FOR g. per month. Motor convenient In
quile AZ =. y. Market lac
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

IL ANrED-By young lady, room and board In
" private family; reference. exchanged. Ad-
dress ioCh IL 1865
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
ARTHUR PEABODY,
MISCELLANEOUS.

j. Il PHILLIPS
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

II OMELESS WOMEN-IIome,e women out
i L employ yment " III hud shelter cheaper tina
al any place III the city oy Cou.lHE tO tie tait
home, III FennsS wanna ave, one door north
Doug as, ll-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

1XANTED-A girl TO do general heusewOrk Call
~ al Gil South Market. l46s
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

L7OR SALE OR T1iADE-tor a few DAYS only.
i one business house and lot worth s. aH.uF one
residence orth s1uVt one business lot worth so
ali IN the town of Alt. Hufe Kan. good schools
q nj three churches. Inquire Of James Daily,
county building. dil-tts
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

W ANTED-A situatio to do general homework
W IL private family by CotJred girl Can or
address y ". cor. nh and A.arkct. IoLs
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
Art and Home Decoration !

Send this advertisement and , % Subscription
price FOR l-Nsl DIRECT TO THE PIT bLlSHEk, be-
lore JanuarE Isl aAn You vii. re.eLEe
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
WANTED-NI MISCELLANEOUS.

u AMI ED-To trade unIaCu. b.sei Wichita city
w property fora stOcs OF -4,cetirs or gy1eFtl
merchandise. Address =, Eigie Oliice. diJ-ttr
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

L'OR SALE Several harZstne in desirable locs
II tiles. improved and puIu proved sTs ,.erris
good terms Walker * FiealeT. rom 9, - = As4z
IA .rhtts 14E
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

u ANTED-n yUU want an experienced nurse
W please call at south y ater street; with the
Lest reference, 1Ios
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

81 ANTED-1o lend money @u ali kind- ~ prop
~ crty. iatfu-. cry pr, p-ftl. horses t.e, ma
Chnery. fIruftufe pianos NJ Hil Afud- OF ehatfcl
and collateral security also bay good 70 mort
gases oh V lghtf property. discount notes. elt W
4. Nash. over in North Main street. di,-2tti
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

EOR SALE or IRA ApF-For merchandise or GOOD
L rpsl e-tate. frsf mortgage note u 30 or ~
acres of .and that sold Tor $tfs'. due IN year ~ 5
IeF cent: tb.r good cigars and farm atd rlfy
proyerf v. vacant and improved eA-f af.G wet, want
re>ideuce Close 10 business. a, j. td.eFoTt, room
y. 1rftu BIO T. At
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

SStOR SALf,-2sc dollars pad up bsak stock ~
L ninety cent on the dr-ia1- Dot4 nef -nless
sou have the cash. Address Hard Times c@To
carrier No. :. city E@
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

IroF< SAIF--pn rz1n:54g sssTTs~zfts - trA>s =
i herszs -sEe czf1se farss tssassss 'ss5s % -
sf.ara. rzst zsa azs4 y sofz& szss - etl 1afs-ar
= g. Il sEeE4aa- 81 -s1s. - 0YeT ~ = Esss<t =
~n4.5 4 5slzzsr b@grG elS ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

IrOR SALE OR TRADE-One Of the best paying
L lli.iD e-se- IN the city vii trvnjee Rhout fl90
II 20 thi- viii JaF you - iHye-rils-a, gufyt res
sons I. wanting 70 sell \ J. EdCes orth room ~
GetJ0 block. HC
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

Architect and superintendent rooms 10 al1H
Biting beck Telephone No ljJ wichita, k.tuS
W. NJ. RAPP
Architect and superintendent Room 512, Seia-
wick GuiIdlny. all
W. R. MCPHERSON,
Architect room -. ~ y Main ST., Wichita. Kan
III
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

~ ANTED- Situation by lady n bookkeoper
~ cashier or OIlce assistant References given,
Addres, NJ care this once. dIU-6.r
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

W ANTED-A stock OF goods. TWO cows. toam
w wagon and harness. and piano. Have good
property that viii uIt yOn 10 exchange for shove
Lloyd Il. Ferrell, room g. Ferrcl. b.d x. iUQ
W ANTED-To buy railroad tickets TO all points
w highest - price Tor oil return portion Cf
excursion tickets Cheap rates to All points. ". u
Raher d Co.. railroad ticket DTOkeFs, Ia \ Man
II. d+if
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

LNOR SALE OR FKADE-A quartz s.ciipn % good
L second bottom Eud with good imprJyegHt1 1ts
and small morris gaze viii take vacant ~ irp proved
Wichita properly III exchange ami " ll a-suus SINAI.
euCgus brauce. viii sell very cheap for Ca-i- ".
/ 4 Morris. Fechheiuer block act
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

EoR SALE-Ja section ~ good land. ire. ella II
Il and ae- ded quarter; self cheap = sold IH lew
days. CITY properly "a Missouri 70 e1change f9f IA
I4af
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-12
CLEvELAND,s MESSAGE.

Farewell Words OF the Retiring Presi-
dent to COngress-Reference to the
Hawaiian Treaty and Proposed Cable.
President Cleveland's last message, at
the opening of Congress, was delivered
on the Sd inst. 1t is a lengthy docu-
ment, recommends a just and sensible
revision of the tariff, condemns trusts,
favors reform of the Consular service,
alludes to the Samoan correspondence to
be produced, justifies the dismissal of
Lord Sackville, commends the diffusion
process as one soon to "be the only
method employed for the extraction of
sugar from the cane, and contains the
following passage on relations with
Hawaii:
Proclamation was duly made on the
Ventional extensions of the treaty of June
3, 1875, with Hawaii, under which rela-
tons of such special and beneicent inter-
course have been created. In the vast
field of Oriental commerce now unfolded
from over the Pacific borders, no fea-
lures present stronger recommendations
for Congressional action than the estab-
lishment of communication by submar-
inc telegraph with Honolulu. The
graphic position of the Hawaiian group
in relation to our Pacific States creates q
natural interdependency or mutually of
interest which our present treaties were
intended to foster, and which made
closer communication a logical and COM
mercial necessity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-12

Edward ii. Sober. one Of the leaders
If the B4ston bar, died on November
18th, AGED seVenty-eght. M Sober
was a graduate of Harvard in the cele-
brated class of 1929, in which were DIR.
O. w. Holmes and others who became
famous. He aided in the defense of
Prof. Webster for the murder of DR..
Parkman.
James E Bedell, the New York forger,
has been sentenced to twenty-five years
imprisonment.
A singular coincidence in the depart
ure of Lord Sackville and family for
Europe was that it occurred on the an
niversary of the parade of the Old Guard
in honor of the evacuation of the port
by the British los year agos.
Michael Henry Herbert, temporarily
in charge of the British Legation at
Washington, was married on November
27tn to Miss Belle Wilson, daughter of a
New York banker. Her fathers we'd
ding gift was check for 100000. Lady
Herbert came from England to attend
the wedding.
The wife of James g. Blaine, Jr., in
tends to take to the stage in order to earn
a living for herself and child, her hus-
band failing to support her.
It is reported that Will Z. Hearst OF
the Examiner has been secretly married
to a Boston woman named Powers, with
whom he was friendly while at Harvard.
They have gone to Europe.
Edison proposes to furnish subscribers
with the photograph as talking daily
newspaper.
Political Notes.
E. W. Halford, managing editor of the
t. 0l1 Cd
position of private secretary to General
Harrison. They have long been intimate
friends.
Discussions continue as to the possible
personnel of Harrison's cabinet. The
most likely appointments are Sherman
ior Secretary OF State, and Allison of
Iowa in the Treasury. Others mentioned
are Warner Miller of New York, Hender
son of Missouri, Thurston of Nebraska,
General Alger of Michigan, John Wanna
maker of Philadelphia, John @. New of
Indiana. If California be represented,
John F. Swift is the most likely man to
be selected.
Mills, of Texas, has been seriously i'll
since the campaign.
Mckinley of Ohio, leads in the canvass
for Speakership of the House.
Col. Fred Grant wants to be Minister
TO Onlna.
Cleveland will sail for Europe in May.
He has received all offer to become presi-
dent of New York bank.
Senator Quay estimates the Repubh-
can majority in the House at nine.
It is believed that the first business in
the Senate, at the present session, will
be the consideration of the Tariff bill.
Harrison's plurality in California was
1927.
A general recount has been demanded
by Republican candidates in San Fran
cisco, owing to a suspicion of Democratic
crookedness, when the work of the cleo
ton officers will be examined into by
Court.
The Samoan Situation.
Advices from Samoa, later than those
received by the Mariposa, state that Ma
taafa's followers attacked the stronghold
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-12
JOURNALISTIC PROPERTY.

The Bulletin makes an elaborate at
tempt to justify itself in the matter OF
using offensive personalities. Having
rather poor case, it resorts to certain
misrepresentation and perverslons OF
fact, which are essentially falsehoods.
So far as concerns the medical gentleman
referred to, it is not true, on the contrary
it is distinctly untrue, that he inaugu-
rated personal warfare with the editor
of the Bulletin "more than a month
ago." or at any other time. On the con-
trary, many months ago, in fact not long
after the present Government came into
Office, the Bulletin, without the excuse
of any public interest to be served, in
augurated in it's editorial columns, an
uncalled for and utterly unjusti6able
attack upon that gentleman by name,
using language calculated to injure him
in both his reputation and feelings.
Furthermore, it has followed up the orig
inal offense, at various subsequent times,
by unkind and ungentlemanly illusions,
whose purpose could not be mistaken.
We suppose the cause of the Bulletins
persistent venom is no very profound
secret. To speak of the coarse and bitter
attack on the same gentleman, in Mon
days Bulletin, as "mild rejoinder" to
the Advertisers personal insinua-
tons" is an abuse of language so gross
as to encroach upon the region of the
ridiculous. We are quite content that
the public should Judge of the compare
tive taste and temper displayed. So far
as concerns the authorship of any par
ticuIar article which appears in the edi-
torial department of the ADVERTISER, or
of any anonymous communication we
may see fit to publish, we hold it to be a
matter which concerns no one outside OF
this office. We shall decline, therefore,
to either acknowledge or deny any
charges or insinuations on that subject,
whether proceeding from the Bulletin or
from any other source. If our remarks
are illogical, they can be answered; if
our statements are untrue they can be
refuted; if our language is libelous, the
paper has responsible owners, and the
aggrieved parties have their proper legal
remedy. The Bulletin has already made
some ludicrous mistakes about the iden-
tity of the authors of certain OF our
articles. 1t is no part of our business to
enlighten it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-12
PerROnRI.

Mr.. Whitney took the Kinau again al
Hilo, for Keauhou and the Volcano, and
hopes to return in the w. G. Hall on the
18th inst.
Miss Lille B. Low, whose arrival al
Hilo by the Lurline is elsewhere re-
ported, has come to the Islands to take a
position In the Fort street School, Homo
lulu.
Many familiar faces have re-appeared
by the arrival of the San Francisco
steamer-Mrs. and Miss r. j. Dowsett,
Mrs. DR.. Rodgers. Mrs DR.. BrodIe, Hon.
James Campbell, the long lost Noble
Hon. w. +. Foster-and Mrs. Foster,
Mr.. w. Seaborn Luce, and others.
The foreign jury at the Waimea Cir
cult Term asked permission to read a
testimonial to the excellent accommoda-
ton and treatment they had received at
the hands of Sheriff Hitchcock. Justice
Bickerton says he never saw a sheriff
have his business in better shape, or
more excellent arrangements made for
the comfort and convenience of every
body from the bench to the witness box.
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held by the adhefents of Tamasese, at
Attia, on the 9th inst, and captured the
! outposts after two days lighting. Many
were killed.
u. S: Consul Sewall has left Washing
ton and will return to Samoa by the
Mariposa.
The substance of letter which Secre-
tary Bayard sent to Baron Zedwitz, the
German Charge d'Afaires at Washing
ton, concerning the Samoan troubles has
been made public. Therein Secretary
Bayard expressed the opinion that the
present unfortunate situation was due
not to any action on the part OF the rep
resentatives Of the United States, but to
the fomention, by interested foreigners,
of native dissensions, and to the desire,
exhibited in marked degree by those
in charge of local German interests, to
obtain personal and commercial advan-
tages and political supremacy. In the
opinion Of this Government the course
taken by Germany in respect to Samoa,
upon the temporary adjournment OF the
conference in this city, cannot be regard
ed as having been marked by that just
consideration which ancient friendship
between the United States and Germany
entities this Government to expect.
Shipping Notes.
Captain Marston, formerly master of
the bark Lady Lampson, left last spring
for Port Glasgow to superintend the con-
struction of an iron bark to ply between
San Francisco and Honolulu, which was
built at the yard of Russell & Co., of that
place. She was launched some time
since and named the Andrew Welch, in
honor of the senior member of the firm
OF WEIGH & Co. She is 1876 feet long, SO
n IS
hold.
The first whaler to get away on the
winter cruise is the bark Triton. She is
going to the South Pacific, and will call
at Honolulu in the spring, when Captain
Warren will join her. A number of other
whalers have since sailed in the same
direction.
The steamer Idaho, from Alaska, went
on reef at the entrance of Queen Char
lotte's Sound. After letting go kedge
from her stern and cutting away her
mainmast, she was got off, but is badly
strained.
The brigantine Champion was totally
wrecked on a reef at Ascension Island.
She had a cargo of cocoanuts for Wet
more Bros, San Francisco.
The S. S. Westmeath, that brought
sugar from Java for the American Re-
finery, met with succession of gales.
She had her steerage gear carried away,
had to heave to for twenty-nine hours,
and was flooded with water.
SAN FRANCIsCo-Arrivals November
21st bktne. w. 81. Dimond 19 days from
Honolulu; November 23d bark Forest
Queen 1917 days from Honolulu, schr.
Anna Is days from Kahului, S. S. Mari
posa go days from Honolulu; Novem-
Der 9th S. S. Australia II days from
Honolulu.
Departures: November 18th S. S.
Alameda for Honolulu; November 21st
bark Lady Lampson for Honolulu; Nov
ember 22d schr. Queen for Mahukona;
November 9th schr Twilight for Homo
lulu; December 1st brig Courtney Ford
for Kahului; December I'd bark @. D.
Bryant for Honolulu, schr. Anna for Ka-
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I RIltni' 0htns. W. Ii. bihond \ !
Projected Departures.
and schr. w. s. RS Res. Bark Som
D Ooas bark o, Forest Queen and On Deem
pc pOSa ao on December 18th. ana s : 5. s. NJ
Ma January 2, 1889; scbr 8 S. >; AustSi
n mahukona on December et SSall0r Boz |;
sueIo for Honolulu: 8 E OH; brig q
A0i Poor 5nonT To on December t stb Oe JaaS
No okT TJ i:owNSsEND-NovemE6een. , 90 ;,
1o POsT G GAMnIE-NoVVe mnSSaolq ds;;
Mateo offonroHfa andI,9',se Oath s
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-31
The sast FOOD for Stock.

The bulletin OF Inc Agricultural Experiment
Station, College Of Agree itore; Cornell Uni
versity, for the month Of August. describes an
interesting experiment made during the winter
and spring of 1Se.-SS sos the purpose OF ascer
tanning the effect on certs:a animals OF foodf
rich and poor in nitrogen Gus compounds. The
subjects OF the inquiry we're six lambs. eix
months Did. OF mixed Cotswold and Southdowp
blood, selected from q flock of 100, with great
care a. to uniformity 10 size. shape and weight
All the SIX were fed good mixed Timothy and
clover hay, and also maneolds: but aside from
this, three of them were fed oil meal, coarse
wheat bran aud cotton-eeed meal, while tho
other three were fed corn-meal, the first three
having the heterogeneous, the second three the
hon-nitrogenous diet. The bulletin gives very
full particulars Of the experiment, with admira
BILE illustrations. in color; and the conclusiona
reached are given. substantially. 10 the follow
ing paragraph: although this experiment. 10
but one of a series TO be tried here at the ex.
pertinent station. and needs TO be repeated
many times before absol utely accurate results
can be obtained, yet we may deduce from it
that the effect Of feeding an undue proportion
OF non-nitrogenous feed to sheep is: 1. To de-
crease the production of wool by one quarter.
2 To decrease the strength of the bones by one
third. 3. To reduce the pr oduction Of both fat
and lean meat. Not one Of these three impor-
tant effects is desirable in sheep husbaudry;
hence we may conclude that corn is not the bsss
food for sheep