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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19
ESTATE oF DANIEL @. nUoWe.
STATE or VERMONT,

IN Probate Court, held BAD Barton landing. Iu HH|I
District, on the ad day of MHII a. ID. iH'a.
n. n. hiack, Executor uf tHr IH WIN .I
DANIEL %. hHOMht bate uf lIH.' UI"N. IH
said District decreased, puHpuia hIa HlmIuI.IH|UN
account for examination bod allowance HuH mIEU.
application for decree ut ulaufhut'un HHU partition
Of the estate ni Huld decreased.
WheIcuUou 10 b. ordered hY HH.U iUHU IN"|
said account and HHId application NU
ref rrcd to secession UIIfUIt m NI
held tthc Probate Office lu .Wd Baton Landing .UH
the z6th day of March, A. ID. lsHsi I0I booming H"I
decision thereon And, BE- IH mUbfI ulUDtN. fNHI
notice hereof boz given t0 aiI pfIHHuH HtIII#II. |I
iubiratlHu nf che same thrrr Wuth# successfully H
tho Monitor, newspaper Published Hi NHH.I. II..
vinus Co said tmr HupuIuttu laf IeUIuEI IiHI H.N.
may appear be- tHld umr Hud pi8rri HuI elbow 'tH...
if ANY thrY may hHfri WhY rHu tr.uUuf .NHH.N N.I
Dee allowed, ami Hurh decree WHIr.
BY thr touH-AtttHtf
i0l2 a.. lI JONES. UaH..l.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19

The undersigned having been appointed II iIF
leans, Commissioner t0 receive fhHWIHt IuI HI.
fust all claims Hud demands uf HI person. ....H.I
che estate of Juhu hhuhufuri Itfr uf NH#I.
ln said District. hrotHapdl Hud HII .IHfH. U# H..
in offset thereto, hpIfhN give uuHUr tNHI WN ".I
meet iDrthp purpose tinffsHId no ODE I..U .' I|.
h,tc John NhtrIuwf boo Clown NIIHrr. HH I.. .H
day of April aud tht at dHf nf n.r. H..I H.H
I n'clork b.. utf until rUIuHhH p. H|H HNN
Of said dHNs. Hud IIHt HIE month. HUW |NH
30 day of March a.. ID. jesse. +. ffU IH.
limited bY said Court iaI HHIu rftIIU.H fl. II..
sent their claims tu uH HI examination .H|
allowance,
Dated Ht Glover We tnIH luIH IHf UI M#I.NH
A, ID. iAsa.
d. J. STANTON. I..........
lt.t8 FREEMAN WE Ah4
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19

.TATE or VERMONT mfmua'. DaHi0. e
) Orleans Dutrigt5tb. Ht hafga .Hi'... .H
sald District, oH tIU ltrh NaF OFT MH"H. "a. II.
Isha.
Archelaus Drown, AdmIuIsIrHtnr off IHU U.IHf. p.
Nathaniel a, cnllryt IHtF OPT bloomington IN ....
District drcrHsl H. makes application N'HH H.'.
with tho cnusruf Of Ihp widow iHI N.IU.. IN ..#
enc veal estate 0t HHIh decreased IIHHI"'H H# '.
lows, tn wit. The bono uiHHr UI HHIH NJ .t|..H .'#
about 2a Hrtrs Df IHuI bought ul Edwin NNN.EI. |N
r0wuluptu HtnrIsHidf htIur HII tNN fH| I.I#'' q.
which said dtrrarrI NIrd htIfrut It UI'..HI..H .
n sulc thereof BE- necessary fH uH' aN u.N. .".
from sald rstatpt
Whcrrupou "a u ordered by sofa Count U0.I ..#
application hr rrff ufd t1 session iDIrN. fN Dbl. FL.
a thp Probate Office Iu sHIH NHIHH IfHNIHa. .H N.H
4th dsy of April, A. b isss, ilT IrHHHH IHI H....
lnn thereon AMI Be- Is further uIHrIfI IIHN N.....
hereof DE- gifrn ~ HIi ptfHnn. iHi'f'.''I 'I I'H.
MfuIt0r, newspaper Published All NHH"H.| ..H.
to said tome appointed nl HU4fIuHf iNHI W.N N..
appear Hf said uur HuI p.ft IuI HH." ..H... |
tnt thry may have, ahy stId IHUH.U .HHHIH H.. ..
granted.
tf the touit=Aufat
ilI4 en- JONES. NfF.H..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19

New Advertisements To-Day.

Estate of Levi Brigfa m, Lowell
Estate of Nathaniel ;. COl-ey. Bloomington
III. e. Page, Barton, Farm T OF o"'e
IF. III Percival, Glover, Wants 10 see GU
|Stcpheuson & Aseltine. Lowell, lea
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19
MARRIED..

At the NJ. T.. parsonage. la irasburRh. Maroh no
by Rev. I. r. Chase, Burt f. Cos Of Trasburgh
and Edith A. lite of Newport.
In Greensboro, March 10, al the residence OF
Geo. A. Porter, by Rev. S. Knowion, }. ID. wiley
of Montpelier aud Miss c. Porter ofGrcensboro
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19
DIED.

ss-Annotices ofdeaths inserted free. Obituary
notices and poetry do ssat. psTtfn
In Irasburgh, Feb 90 VIM. l.. Locke, aged 30
years, l month and days.
In Sutton, March II, Reuben Ellis, aged about
go wears.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19
Local ADVERTISING.

short advertisements, notices, announcements
cards etc. will be inserted in this column AL TWO
ce,ts a word first week and one cent word there
amer This must be prepaid advertising No
charge for mention of ads running in other columns
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19
ISIISIIh-.

In Barton, March rs, daughter 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ II. Prime.
In Troy. March H., son to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Brigham.
In Irasburgh. March s, a son 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis H. Grant
c. o. Miles.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19

REMARKs.-Owng to the storm the receipts Of
butter have been cut off aud the market is very
short for fresh goods; increased receipts are eN-
pected M soon as the roads cleared for trans
portation. The cheese market is duh and sales
small. Flour has stifened up in consequence If no
communication with the West. Eggs liable 10 go
lower at any time owing to expected receipts. Pc.
tatoes are in steady demand at quotations Poultry
market quiet but firm.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19
Peculiar

To itself in many important particulars, Hoods
sarsaparilla is different from and superior 10 any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
aration OF ingredients, Hoods Sarsaparilla pos
sesses the fun curative value Of the best known
remedies of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar In its medicinal merit, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength and economy - Hoods sar-
saparilla is the only medicine OF which can truly
be said, 100 doses dollar" Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses and do
not produce good results Hoods saraaparilla.
Peculiar in Its good name al home ~ there IL
more of Hoods sarsaparilla soldin Lowell, where
IL is made, than OF al other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record Of salos
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short a time. DO not be In.
duced to take any other preparation. De sure toget
Hoods SaFsapaPilla
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s5. Prepared only
by C. l. HOOD CO, Apothooarios, Lowell, Masa.
100 Doses One Dollar
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19
Special MotifFs.
ARNICA SALvE.

BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.
The Best Save in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
ouired 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 20 cents per- box.
For sale by II. G. Pierce.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber has hrst-eiass farm Of lhT acres
cuts 40 tons hay, with other crops 10 proportion
good buildings; best sugar place in town.
Also, new circular saw-iuill on said farm, which
wi cut 100000 feet yearly. cannHt carry on snlf
place therefore will sell NJ a GREAT BARGAIN
for part cash down, Call on or address,
) G. PAGE. Opera Block,
Barton, VT, March 10, lsss. l2tf
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10 80 tthAH~AffhAA. ~ NN NH
The undersigned, having boon appointed Day. 'H.
Honorable Probate Count HI iHt HI.NH-. .. '#
lrnns, Commits IuufTa Iu ftrUIfrs tNHm|UH .HH "#
iu-t 800 claims and demands Hf 900 HEI..H. |#..N.'
thc Estate of Lew Brigham Itt ut I.W Il.
boz said district hrrrHHrul HuH HII U.HIIH. |'..
M offset thereto, hereby r.ft HTu.. N..
wo will meet luf thr UuIUUHI. HN.
I'd thp STORE oi b.. ft MtIHHHH. |H I.HI 4.
90 che lith dny of April Ud tNr IM H#. q.
september, neat, hum ! HrIuHh. D.. IH. HN'. Z
O'Clock. q, mY taah ~ sHid uaiH HHa .at
moutIs ifom the iufl dHt oft NWfH. A. ID. I....
n the time limited hy HHld tUHu lHI aUd creditor.
60 present their claims t1 uH i1f DNfH.HHuun .HN
allowance
A, ID. 1855. -
I2lA LEVI WulllUth
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Cd. owen wants tub butter, and will

o. d. Owen wants tub butter, and VIII
paw the highest cash price ut any time.
Mrs. Largis invites the ladies in this
VICINITY to call and examine her new
Spring Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, etc.
One acorn range, new, never been tax
en- from shop yet; one top buggy wagon,
sell with or without top; one nice coal
stove, one single harness and one blank
case; also one year old mare. All for
sale cheap for cash or good notes.
JOHN L. CARR.
poverty promenade will be given IN
Opera Hall, Barton. March 23d, by the
Barton cOrnet band. No gentlemen al
lowed on the fl ,or without ut least two
patches on his clothes, and the ladies
are requested to wear calico dresses.
Admission, gents, 90 cents, ladies free
gallery IL cts.
For SALE. Second hand sugar tools :;
five or six hundred buckets, three holders,
sap pans. one good heater, arch irons and
one thousand brick. Henry Cutler, West
|cI,var VI Hip
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19
Boston Wholesale Produce Market,
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR,
BY
A ID. HIBBARD,

Jobbing and Commission Dealer in Butter, Cheese,
Flour, Lard Eggs, Beans, Dried Apple,
etc, p John Street, Boston
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As well a. the handsomest. and Others are invited
10 call on any druggist aud get free trial bottle Of
kemp's Rals IN for the Throat and LunRr, remedy
that il selling entirely upon ts merits and ID guar
antced 70 relieve aud cure all chrouic AMI acutf
Coughs, Asthma. Bronchitis aud Consumption
Large bottles soc aud 81. loli
FITS: All Fits stopped free by DIR. kne's Great
Nerve Restorar No Fits after FIRST days use. Mar.
Vicious cures Trratise and 900 trial BEETLE tree 20
Fit cases. Send 10 Dr. Kline. e3l Arch Nt. Pha. Pa.
some Foolish People
A low a cough 20 run until Il gets beyond the reach
of medicine. They often say, ooh, d will wear
away" but In most eases 10 wears thrm away
Could they be induced 10 try the successful medi.
cine called kcmp's Baistm, which h. sold on posi-.
tive guarantee 60 cure, they would immediateY see
the excellent effect amer taking the first dose. Trial
size free. A. al Druggists. lol3
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Mrs H. E Howard is quite sick.-Mrs.
Drisco is improving.
DR.. Gatchel has bought Horace Hollis
house for 500. Mrs. Holt will board at
the doctors at present.
Five men, whose ages ranged from so
to 81 partook of the sacrament at the NJ.
f. church Sabbath before last.
1t is hoped that there will be full at
tendance at the adjourned town meeting,
to be held Mar. goth, as important bust
ness is to be transacted.
The number of colts and horses at the
Bates farm is about ninety, including a
few which are temporarily in Canada and
Kentucky.
The men at the Bates farm were very
viyilant in getting colts to the depot
Monday and Tuesday. Got the last Of
them there just before the road closed nE
and started Wednesday morning for Ne"
York
Wells Goodenough has taken the job t.
take care of the towns poor. Repor
| saws he gets SbUU anu Tue uSc VI 'he i"i -
to feed and clothe what may live, AM
bury what may die. At present there ar
eight at the town farm.
Thursday evening about 70 oil I'll
friends and neighbOrs of Henry y. WOO
ey assembled at his house and took pos
seSsion-a perfect surprise to Mr. WOO
ey. A good assortment of presents wef
made, the presence of which remnde
them that it was their 35th wedding ann
versary.
West Derby
new girl baby at Geo. Wheeiers.
Mrs. Warren Adams is visiting her sol
:, Ira. at Parsons, Kansas.
Among the newly welded are Glioe
Leary and Miss Alice Lincoln Oh LII
IS place.
Edgar Smith of Newport has ponshs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-19
East HardwicEx.
Edison SLickney is very low.

DR.. Hubert preached at Stannard on
Sunday the 18th.
The recent heavy snow storm of which
there was over two feet made it hard
work for the rolling Of roads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

lection from delegate frOm Virginia,
who claimed that Il was unfair and un.
wise to proceed % business ~ this Kind
until II was known definitely who were
entitled to seats In the convention. The
gentleman raised a great deal ~ laughter
by interlArding his words with ''sirs,
after the style Of the perfect Virginia
gentleman"
~ Governor Charles Poster, chairman
of the committee of Organization, stepped
to the platform Ia make hls report aud
was heartily applaudel. Ills announce.
ment ~ the selection ~ Morris VI. Estee
~ California ~ permanent chairman was
checrcd ButtsrwOrth " Ohio and Plan.
nlgan ~ Texas were applauded when
their names for vice presidents were read,
And the name ~ the latter caused n rip
pie Of laughter from the iiOor 10 the cell
Ing
Mr.. Esiee made good impression In
hls address lIis manner ~ delivery IL
easy and his voice clear and farreaching.
he l. of large stature, slightly bald, and
has full beard, aud his figure II u
commanding one. Ills address was short.
That pleased the bot, swelliering
ffNNWs lNfNF VIZ rNiiAt hAhAfAg W NAu
what he would lay in regard "a blaine,
~ u was expected that be- would do some
thing - Offset Thurston's reference TO
the plumed knight, but nothing was
said
Congressman Tom Bayne. from the
committee on rules, made his report, Civ.
Ing Dakota ten votes In the convention,
which called forth applause.
The rules adopted arc substantially
similar "a those adopted by the last na.
tional convention The only essential
changes arr two one IL that instead ~
adopting Cushlng's Manual A. guide
Zoe the parliamentary proceedings ~ the
convention the rules ~ the house ~ rep.
rrsentAtlvcs are recommended ~ far as
applicable The more essential change IL
the Recommendation that an executive
committee consisting ~ nine members
may h. chosen by the national committee
to conduct the affairs u the party
The following resolution was offered
and adopted by q rising votei I'VE
tender to the German people our heart.
felt sympathy In the double ioss they
have recently sustained In the decease of
the great man under whose reign Ger.
many ecame united nation. and
that other great man. his liberal. minded,
f,aaFs. toVlnr auI unhla snu ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Maine Canned Corn
rHE FRosFEcr ToR GOOD business rnr
COMING YklR.

PORTLAND. jane 18Th.
The Maine corn pack has bscome q mat.
tee OF - mach Importance that your
corrcspOudsnt has BEEN endesvoring 10
Ascsrtsin the condition Ofthe factories aud
business for the year lsss The psck
10 iss1 was the largest ever put up, em.
hrsciug something uke 750.OoO cases a.
against about 20 600 cases At the period al
the end ofthe wsr. rhi- Increase II not
caused solely by the fact that there IL an
Increased consumption of canned eoTn,
which, however, Is of course, an Import.
ant element. hut the additional fact that
Maine corn sarpAsses the proiuct OF every
other state ln qiAliiy has much ~ 30 With
that Increase For Instance. while Maiuc
packed moderate amount ~ the end OF
ihe var, the other States packed compArs.
lively none At al. 50 that the INCREASE Ia
The other States has been much larger,
really, than in Maine. a. may BE- seen hy
the followisg statistics for the years lssG
snd iss7 la the various States, aud by
which 10 appears that The pack of New
York wAs more than bali thai Of Msinc,
~hile sOme of the western States were
then nAklng rapid strides
TAsfe Wsre packet In lssG. g.3ii t2t
oNsc-. agN.ns, |. .s0I 715 In issG. ABd l,Oss .
l5t in iss5 The average annual pscs for
TIE past threc years has bcsn i.C29, lN
cises. Ia detail i sAs Ia lssI. . con-
parsd With issG. a. flllovsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
sToRY of TAG foURTN pAY.
several Eaiist. I.ksa without AM
Indication of th. outeoms.

several Bsiist. r.ksa without sny
Indication of th. Outssms.
CHICAGO, June 23.-I'resldent Este,
nearly used up his voice Ia trying to re
press the Sherman enthusiasm Thursday,
~ senator llI.cock presided over the con
vcntion yesterday morning The oonven'
tion AZ once pruccede,i to the call ~ states
for ballot Tor pr,sldent
The prunsylyania vote was n surprise.
There was no unity In the delegation.
Quay himself. the leader, yote,l for VIII.
lam Walter Phelps. Fitler received only
iG Instead ~ the solid delegation. The
delegation was pooled. Quay was very
busy In securing the control ~ the dele.
gatlun 10 one who voted for Phelps he
said no. mo-. We shall D. giving Phelps
to0 many. You are for Dcpcw
The first ballot was disappointment
to the sherman men lie only received
ss0 while 300 hal b,-n expected ON the
contrary the Gresham yCte was larger
than was expected. There were move
msuts among the delegates between the
frst and ,ccoui ballot which showed that
great efforts 40 combination were 10 b.
made.
Pennsylvania made great change In
her vote on the second ballot. Fitlsr W a
withdrawn and sherman received %
votes, gain ~ 20 Applause aud
hisscsl The Gresham men were diap.
pointed. n they fell from ili 10 los. Al.
ger increased from ~ a. llG Dypew re-.
tains-i bis ~ and made no gain. ilar-
rison went up from ~ 10 Dj. Ingalls, lost
from - O. ~ Phelps was reduced from
IS % II Rlsk lot votes sherman
gained from 30 to 2l9. blaine Lost 1,
from % to ~ Lincoln remained no 3,
AMI Mckinley gained l, going from ,
10 3.
The thIri ballo, did not show great
change Algcr gnined q, reaching i22;
Allisou gained 10 to - Dcpew Lost . 90
-. Gresham gained II. reaching l2i, llar-
rlson lost % 90 miller ~ United States
supreme court received two votes ] Phelps
fell 10 3. Rusk 10 rs. sherman lot ) tO
2lt. Blaine gained 2 a. rs, Lincoln lost !
and Mckinley increased from , To- ;.
The convention adjourned till p. m.
The convention was called to order At
5.l5 p. IN. boy Chairman Estee, who had
recovered his voice tO n certain degree.
The band struck up inspiring national
airs. among them being Dixie" which,
however, did not crate the enthusiasm
which IT, every rendition excited at the re
cent ~. Louis convention. My Country
'Tis ~ Thee. was more popular, aud was
greeted with applause, A. was also
Marching Through Georgia"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
The General Purpose Cow.

Some years ago bought two cows, aud
paid any dollars for zach Of them. one
va. below The meium siIs, taia la ncsh,
but rtcommeBded ~ . good batter COW.
The other Was large aud handsome, but
when Inquired sbOut the butter qaalinos'
lions, \. buttsf va. what l wanted, i was
eyAisd by tue answer "Nhen you gvi
through With her fOr milk. che wlu bring,
with little extr. feed, all I an asking for
her, for beef" The argument took and l
bought her
Ikspi iho-etso cows Eve years, fcj them
alike, aud MIXED them Zoe batter. testing
them occasionally ~ know whA, they w'ri
dolug. Ani herv arv my nsaFcs. The f.c-
lions are len out. of course, bat The main
f.ets are correct Cow 40 made o. sn
average 800 pounds OF batter each year (,
thi. Al 20 cents amoantsd - $40, and Tor
nse years 10 $3.50 Tac COW l will not
reckon ANYTHING n that time. Gov NJ. ?
averaged $50 pound. OF butter In one year,
thnagh sh. gave more milk than the otfsri .
$50 pounds ~ 90 cents would bc s15i Tor
asv years sggj Sac then weighed 200
poanis, ard ,ols Tor a. per hundred, git-
lns M slg ior be,f, which addsd 10 s2s5
mate s26I, leaviug Q balance In favor OF
TIE ''ons parposs COW of slsS In Eve
years.
Keeping q COW that will pay onlJ si5 .
year, 1 will admit II 20 great compliment
~ the winter; bat hOw mAny dslymsn AZ
over the STATE Of Maine " day Aro doing
~ May dalfymsn never test ihsir cows
10 know which ones Are paying. and seen
sA,l,a 4 90 LONG a. The general result u
fair, when In fact the prod. nAy all cone
from bali the herd. aud The other bali ONLY
pay ihslr keep. III u costs 80 year 70
kcrp . COW ani she only pays s'5. uhle'
the owner has some other resource he VII
uliimaisly n n hl. condition Ike MleaN'
bsfs when be received nineteen shulings
slHpsEcs. Ani spsuI Iveniy shilllng..
TIE truth IL, ifit must be spoken, The
margin for prohi 10 fceding All kinis OF
nea, stOck. ~ present IL exceedingly small
Al me bcsi, anI 40 CBc eAu receive fAlf
nVlng income from butter, cheese OF milk
tor ths dairy market, unlcs. be has cows
especially adapted 10 TIL. branch oI The
business
NO one ihlnks a. the present day Of
breeding the rbtgni Hereford flr butter OF
the lliile Jersey for beef. aud silll The great
slprty of "a. cows al over the state To-
dAy arc grades of 20 particular breed, gen
cfAi patpo.a cows, some good Tor butter,
some COT cheese. Others for milk fof family
use. bot In reality Improbable 10 the Own.
ers, because not used for the speclnc pur'
plse 10 which they ate adapted. As the
butter art cheese isctOfies Increase. and
lIolstsins ani Jerseys are better known,
these general purpose cows must give Nay
u the one purpose COW, and then II will
MT be ~ hard - comPv'e la the mrkci
wlih other States - I. fioyd In Maine
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

UsE TIE cULuvAroR DO not be AFRAID
20 cultivate and hoe smoug the growing
crops IL was sn old saying that "it stops
corn from growing for week every time
IL IL hoed" We thought this was laid
sside years ago until 10 WAS repeated In thi'
offiee recently by the sgent for snew weed
.r. We have heard OF = man who only
eombed his hair once q week aud then 10
almost killed him. and he gave this ss 9
reason for not doing II oftsner. This may
be the case with corn; ifitis len I'll II has
10 be almost rooted out 10 clear away the
weeds, II will no doubt take some time for
II 20 get started again. We would like TO
have the cultiystor run through corn
nsld every three days from the time the
corn comes mp TIL the ears start, and take
the risk OF setting II back . week each
time. oar experience has been on dry soil
mostly. No doubt on wet soils that are
iuclined 10 be cold. the corn roos run
nearer the surface and are more easily In
Jared; but on any soil that Il a. for corn
In the manure II plowed In six inches deep
the roots viii 90 down where II IL and the
surface may be safely worked with the
common implemenls.-Mirror.