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rasonada, por don haassl Ne rta
psas Rahso 3 caTussaa. PresbitseQ
| sl MiaansrOpo. -TerceIA edics On
eorregltiA Y anmeoeada.-NadlIc
iSSS.-Dos magnfacos tomos en q,
con baeu papel , eSmeradA lmpFs-
sioa. Preeios: On Madrid, en rda.
uca. l5 Pesetas; en- psasta 8 tela &
IL ingleea. Is; en pEoyiDclaA en-
ras.aeA. n peeetas; sn pasta 6sslA
1 la tnglesa, ~
80 AAlla de venEa en- la hhreFiA
Editorial 10 don Carlos RAilly-
BAilllerN Plaza De Santa Ana nd
uaeso 10 Madrid. y en- las prinel-
palea lbsersas de Ia Peninsula ,
Ilszamar. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-11
SS
ROBERT Y PELIEI
OPTTCOS ESPECIALISTAS.
te-FORTALEzA-ls,
BAJoS HOTEL SAN JUAN.

De pasO para ID Hsbsna , pot s6'o
20 dfas, nos complacemos en- cfraeer {
ssta culta sociedad nuastros especiaIea
snteojos con cristales de lss meiorss
elsses que sc conocen psra 10 eonaar.
vaci6n del 6rgsno visual; al blancoa
como ssules y neutros, y con armada
ras de todas classes etc., 10 mas sslscto
que Sc haee sn Psrf4
Tsmbisn tenemos IN msgnf6co op-
tAmstro del DE-. Perrin MAscars, , otro
ingtks, para poder dar con sxActiead b
A1A persona que nos dispense % con-
Hanza el grAdo de Antsoios qua vsrda-
derameBts necesite. pues da 10 refrac.
ci6p, aeomodAci6a J agndssa visual,
ain 10 mas levs molsstia para 81 Pc
ciente.
N0TA.-Los sneargos mandados I
haees se EagsrGn AdelantadOs.
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L1aNE DE HAvRE,BoRDEAux A HAITI

Ademas de las sntiguas meas recalard men
sualmente estS isls uno de los vspores do
Ia CompaEia en- solicitud de fetes.
PAsAJEs TRASATLANTICoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-11
ACEITgRAS PATHNFI2ADAS
PARA CgLSpRos
DE MAQUISAS DE VAPOR.


Don Tomas A. Dodd es, sn estA ein.
dad, Sgert< sGeargado de 10 Yeats de
anas nasVas Aceiteras aasou Aticas, coo
cayo uso se seoRomlEA an ~ 2 sn e,
consume del Aosils J 81 ssstan deseai,
dos ca sl spgrasals de lAA mGa aanAs,
Las hay 30 varlos samsn "a. y iau1S
- FveoDis ndan qas todaa las Haeisn-
iA4 ~ rsAEEes ls essa lariFdiesl5s
lA.eAa AdsPtAdo. E9Eee, Mayo de
-,
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CODIGOPENAL.

Sc acaba de reCibir
en- esta Imprenta el CO.
.digo Penal para Puer-
tO-RiCO y Cuba; alegan-
to ediCi0n economical
para bOlSillO, eSmera-
dam6nte enCuadernada
con tela.
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sasaasaeasseateA pAEF1=a aAAnea eacsan
ssAaAa gssAAa IA eAssaaaslssaasies sgaa
tsNA6a "a, aao A@so ! esss#oa laa>ii-
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

rJNo close up the estate OF j. NJ Wilson, deceased.
Il will on Thursday, June ~. Isss, bo.
tween II and II O'Clock at the southwest corner vi
Madisoa aud Main streets IN Memphis, proceed Ia
sell 10 the highest bidder the following rial estate:
Lot 80, Willoughby Williams subdivision, con.
tanning 3l-lO acres. South half OF lot % same
subdivision. containing l6'iOO acns
This property Is situated on the east side vi Ia,
Rose street, between the city and tho sixty five
acres sold last year by Mr. Napoleon Hin To the
Kansas city Investors for g. 80 per acre II IL also
within u stones throw of the residence place oi
Jacob NJ. Williamson for which $1,000 per acre was
rcently refused. II Il well situated for suhdl.
Dummy Line aud within three OF four squares OF
two street railroads
Terms of Sale-Oncthri cash. balance IN one
and two years. llaD Of the property and iniorma.
ton tO title can bc seen at the Office Of uunsdOn
Cary, No 10 Madison street
Mag . issS J. J. WILSON. Executor
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Attention. N. n. n.

For spralns, bruises. rheumatism, cramps,
Inflammation, swelling. cuts burns, etc, In
man, and splint rlngbone, windgnll, cpl.
zootic, scratches etc, In horses Rangum
Root Eminent Is sure cure. The king OF
Linimenis" Is the universal verdict Never
fails 10 cure any ailmcnt that can be reached
by an external medical application. 5Occnts
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
2s9 Main siroct
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oRAToRIcAL CONTEST.
Ono OF the Very Best Events OF tho Kind
Evor Hold.

Ono OF the Very Best Events OF the Kind
Ever Held.
On Thursday evening one Of the very best
coniestsin oratory ever held at the Christian
Brothers college took place, with the follow
ing committee as judges; Rev. J. V. Edclcn,
o. r., Capt. Dennis Smith, VIM. Fitzgerald,
Charles n. Taylor, and Emile q. Ia Haohc
There were twcnty.four contestants, all over
II years of nge, aud n follows VIM. llor'
gan, A. A. Chighizola, O. y. Reilly, T. A.
Whcatlcy. VIM. shannon, Steve Rice, ID. NJ.
Hall. I. Fuchs Louis Bunrl, NJ. Gavin, II.
Luehrman, NJ ]. Speed, Harry fransioli,
Frank fnnsioli, u. Street A. II, Cullen, w
Liycrmoc, q. Casarctta, y. Pcndergrnst,
Charles speed NJ Monaghan, James Canalc,
Charles Boyle and r. II. Kelley.
Tho committee expressed surprise nj the
proficiency of the disclaimers and considered
Il pleasure 10 note the merit of each
student Tho result viii be made known nj
the commencement 20 take place at the
theater on next Friday.
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WHITE CLIFF MINERAL SPRINGS.
SUMMER SCHOOL.

For ladies IN all advanced polite brnnchos. Met
fOpolltan advantages Proximity aud frequent
mpid tmnst to near by resorts Send Tor circular
giving full details
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE.
Established iejD, 0Contral rark West New York
Fall scsslon begins september "a issA Address
Nine. Van Norman ~ above.
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Mondny, tho and dny of Jnly. Issa.

1872 the l7th OF March, 1850, the sth day of MAY,
1850 and the 18Th day of May, 1881, aud all Of
which are of record In the Registers office OF Shol.
10y county, Tenn, VIII, on
Monday, tho and day of July, 1888,
In front Of the family residence Of the late J. A
Cneath, standing on one oi the tracts hereinafter
described, between the hours of 10 O'Clock IN. and
4 o'clock pm, offer for sale Mt public outcry the
following real aud personal property, to.wic
() A tract OF land lying In the Ninth Civil his.
trct OF said county and state, and described thus
Beglnning AZ stake IN the northeast corner of the
Love 600 acre tract known as tho Gooch 4 Sothcr
tmct thence west 10 chains and 10 links to n stake
thence south - chains and " links thence east 10
chains aud ~ links to stake, thence north 81
chains and 80 links 10 the beginning. containing "a
acres This tract sold under tho trust deed of date
OF Sthot May, 1880,
90 tract OF ls7,S acres lying In said county aud
STATED section 2rangc and 4, and In the seventh
and Ninth Civil Districts OF Said county this being
the property conveyed by John Williams to j. A,
Crcath by deed dated 18th OF March, lS1l and fully
described In two of the trusts made to me as niorC.
said, to.wit Those dated respectively Nth June
$40, and the ~ of May 1851.
GU a tract Of p9'a acres of Winfield Coles 100
acres OF strohcr Il uooch's 5O0Oncre survey in said
county the title TO which was vested In said
crcath by decree OF the chanccry court of shelby
county In the case Of Francis A. Cole vs. g. Il. cole,
ct nl No, Ala H. D.. and the same fully described
In the two trust deeds last named above.
(p tract oi land lying In said county and state
In section ranges sand q, and part Of Strothcr d
Goochs 5000 acre grant or survey, aud beginning
nj the northwest corner OF 1000 aero survey that
formerly belonged to J. H. Love and the heirs OF
Thomas Love, this being also the northwest corner
OIL A, Crcath's 65o acre tnct thence south 80
poles, thence east 3s7,6 poles to the southeast
corner OF Jasper Rogers 100 acre trnct thence north
$50 poles 10 the northeast corner of said GI1 acre
iract thence west .S7h poles TO the beginning
From this however IA excluded the said 100 acres
heretofore sold by said Crcath 10 said Rogers. This
tract Is covercd In full bv said trust deeds of May
~ ISL and March H. 1880 and In part by the trust
deed of 10Th June. 1879.
(5l Also the following personal property ~
mules, ihorses, and. pony, 2ihone.and J-honc
wagon, 2carls. buggy aud harness. 1 rockaway
and harness, Is head OF cattle. head OF sheep, ~
pairs OF gear ~ plows harrow, piano, bureau.
] washsund, 2wardrobcs, writing desk aud other
household furniture Of said Creath
For fuller description of this property see the
snid trust deeds
The equity OF redemption, dover and homestead
waived. W. d. BEARD. Trustee
NAV a. 1880
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A GOOD, RELIABLE JEwELER, ONE THAT
"A understands manufacturing preferred, e6)
Main street " IL Thnyer
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A LADY WISHES TWO YOUNG MEN AS
"a boardcrs, to occupy pleasant room, In suburbs,
on street car line. Commnnicntc with Lock Box ..
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Dansirun

n nrNovEp ny THE USE or COCAINE.
And hsiimulates and promotes tho growth
OF the hair.
Burneit's Flavoring extracts arc tho
best
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Temporary reductions at Muliord's.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD viii cell
round trip tickets 10 Texas points via New
Orleans, 1T low rates on juno 81 Inquire
OF Ticket Agents, No. 3l2 Main street, No.
~ Madison street, and nj depot
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A N. AGENT IN EVERY TOWN IN MlSsIs.
~ sippi, Arkansas and West Tennessee for the
Citizens steam Laundry Memphis Tenn
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A GENERAL AGENT FOR THE SrH WONDER.
"a Positively the fastest selling article earth,
Address EMPIRE co, ISL Canal St, New York City.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20

A n INTELLIGENT BUNDLE WRAPPER, ONE
"a who has been In the dry goods business, who
ing experience and expectations. Merchant" care
Appeal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS

u ", DAVIS. FOURTEENTH DISTRICT, RE.
II specially announces his candidacy Tor Mag.
istrate, subject TO the action Of the Democratic
Convention
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20

THE we'll known strengthening properties
OF iron, combined with other tonics and a
most perfect ncryinc, are found In Carriers
Iron Pills which strengthen the nerves and
body aud improve the blood and com.
plcKion.
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A cool. Girl CITIZENS STEAM LAUNDRY,
~ 20 peale street
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Dissolution.

OWING TO THB DEATH 0F J. " DUHscoMB
~ the nrm n Dunacomb Inns. Wa Dissolved on
May 4 1854 The business will b. settled BY n N.
Dunscomb &c., who will continue the bnsinrEs
undef tho firm name Of Dunscomb nfoa, at No,
~ Front street Thanking our friends fOf past IA.
yus and soliciting = continuance " thelf IatrDn.
are Hsspectfully, \. n. DUNBcOMh IT,
R.,e op,.ortunitv AT NuliorJ'.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column win be charged n
rnte Of l5o for two lines one Insertion two inser
tions. 25c: one week roc.
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A POSITION AS COOK OR DINING ROOM
"a attendant Good references Middle-agcd
white woman Address No DDS Tennessee street
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l. John J. Barry rs candidate for Magistrate
from the Fifth Civil District subject 10 the Demo
critic convention
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BOARD AT ONCE. BY GENTLEMAN AND
manent ifplcnscd Address d. Il, this Office
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poARD, SELF AND WIFE; COMFORTABLE
ID quarters reasonable permanent II pleased Ad.
dress GENTLEMAN, caro- Appeal
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WANTED.

A GENTS FOR THE NINE. WILLIAMSON COR.
set Sells readily; fits perfectly; good salts.
faction. Liberal terms Williamson Corset and
Brace Co., No. Is South Sixth street St Louis Mo
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Aiuliord's for silver.

An we ask for Rising Sun baking pow
der IL one trial.
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Cnows wash blue does perfect work.
Give Il trial.
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AGENCIES FOR CoMMIs
ID mission, hardware and ware dealers. Address
BUSINESS, care Appcal
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Trustees Sale.

I Under and by virtue of certain trust deeds exc.
~ cutcd by J. A. Crcath and his wife. Martha H.
bear date respectively MS follows The 10Th OF June,
1879, the 18th OF March, 1850 the sth day of Nav
1880. and the lSh day OF May, 1851 aud all oi
which are of record In the Registers office of Shol
4 Tam I N,fll
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onDrR MILFORD made modala
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pYA LADY AND LITTLE GIRL, ANINsRuCT.
ID DIN stage dancing Address Miss Rose Kari,
general delivery post Office.
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EOO TIE MEN.
DOO on line Of Georgia Pacific Railway. west
OF West Point Miss Good timber aud good priccx
Nery healthy country aud hnc water. Win pay ~
10 iic per tie Size 7xp. feet long. For further
Information call on orr address
GIBSON. JULIAN a Co.
West Point Miss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20

ENyERYEoDY DESIRING TO AVOID "CUT.
u Throat insurance on Gasoline Stoves Al
dress A. Hitzfeld 223 second street
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Rare opportunity al Muliord's.
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INlRsTCLAss BLACKSMITH - MUST SHOE
IL we'll Man the object not the wagcl
J. A. HEAD & CO. GrecnVlllc Miss
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BROU'S INJECTION

Hygienio. InfaiiIble and Proservatlve.
CuREs PROMPTLY WITHOUT ADDITIONAL.
y treatment, All rpcrnt W chronic discharges 81
rhafmaclgn Paris soid by druggists throughout
the United states
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20

nNE NEW 20 SAW mLBURN GIN, FEEDER
" and Condenser for $50, Address,
BERRY n BRO.. Brookslon, Tex.
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uoRsEs TO PAsTURE-APPLY TO W. A.
L L FARES, 81 Union street
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HOUSES To LET.

A FURNISHED COTTAGE IN THE SUBURBS,
~ for the summer months, very near street car
line. Address H. Letter Carrier Henderson.
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on 900 FEETi.lNCH DRY COMMON OAK
AO,OOO lumber To ~ wide, u, II, 10 feet
long, suitable for rough work, shecting ON roof OF
cotton sheds, ETC. VIII sell very cheap Call on
l.. y. Cooper. iSh Madison street
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OOO ems and Merchants orders promptly
filled. V. II. FUCHS,
90s Front St Memphis Tenn.
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. REsIDENCEs-AT ROCK BOTTOM on
- Vance street s. /. Moore 4 Co. No 2g7
Second street
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I ADY AGENTs--Entirely new female under
- garments nothing like Il; over 10000 sold past
nearly GO0OO testimonials; positive proof free Mrs.
H. y. Little, Chilngn, ILL.,
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CoTTAGE NO. Is PONToToC STREET, FOUR
" rooms. Apply at AZ shelby street
CoTTAGEs-sEvERAL NICE CoTTAGEs-I-
~ H. Eaton, ~ Madison street
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DARTNER, WITH $500, To TAKE HALF INTER.
l. est In a new and 1rst-class business In Mem.
phis. No competition. Profits 100 percent.
AldrcsS nt once. y Il. IL. this nllco
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
Fall and Winter Feeding OF
Young Stock.

Boys, colts aud calves need the most at
,eu,lon nj period when their personal at.
fractions are the least. As calves pass
oat Of their baby yhooi aud assume lsnguid
lndlf srenee 10 all about them bat dies aud
grass, they are apt TO be neglected. II they
Are, the loss IL irrepsrable. A CALI that
has not made good start by fall had BET
ter be disposed OF st any price, while hsv.
log made good starL IL must DC Kept
constantly gaining, si any cost within
reasonable limits. The Important point 10
stock feeding IL 10 constantly bear In mind
ths, yOuH1 daimal giees betier returns J0r
feed oOAsuned hdH an Old Oae. pound
OF mea, or pound OF hay adds more To
the weight Of calf thsn 10 the same ani'
nal when grown. A grown animal in thin
nesh but vigorous, will swell out aud nll
up the tissues with water and seem 10 gain
very heavily for time when put on good
feed aud may give better returns Tor CIV
en- amount OF feed than young animal In
good nssh, but under ordinary conditions,
for both young and old, the proposition
state II true.
For making thrifty calves, ia my expert
epce, oats comes nett 10 milk, either
ground or whole, but preferably ground for
Young calves, since they will learn 10 Ike
them quicker aud mssticAts them better.
To get . calf while yet on skim'milt 10 ea'
oats, IL should be tied upi and ~ soon ~
fed milk, O handful OF oatmeal, OF whole
oats even, pot In its mouths at nrsi, IL vii
dislike the treatment, bot soon 10 will get
the taste and readily dispose OF o hslf.pint,
placed In q little feed boz conveniently To-
Gated in trout Hay and grass follow
| naturally, aud later, bran can be used.
Daring pleasant fall westher the pasture
will al ord exercise and feed, bat II dies
are troablesome the gsiu from pAsture IL
too small with young calves 10 pay Tor the
loss they undergo from vexsiion aud blood.
DIV. A feeding trough should be placed
In the pasture and grain fed daily, morn
Ing and evening. With fair treatment, TIE
calves will 20 Into winter quarters gaining
q pound aud half day, which mssns {
pront 10 the owner II he IL ever 10 get one
from them
This leads me TO another point In my
experience . calf born In fall or winter ID
worth two born In the spring for pront
A spring calf 10 90 young that II gets little
good from pasture the nrst season, for By
the time I, can light dies successfully and
crop grass enough TO really aid In noarish
ing IL, winter is at hand and Il II placed or
dry feed. The fsll.born calf comes oat Ia
sprlpg time large enough and sufficiently
| vigorous 70 light its own battles and gets
! the benefits OF the whole seasons pasture
whatever plan We parsue, let us bear Ia
mind that Il takes fully half the food a
animal can consume 10 sustain 10, and thai
our profits come from the last half only
American Agrieulturist for October.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
Woman in q Shoe Store.

She walked into . fashionable shoe
store and said to the polite clerk;
"You may show me = pair Of walking
boots No. 1. used to wear IS, but
20 in for solid comfort now
The clerk tried the boots. bu, they
would no, 20 on.
strange" she murmured.,"i, must
be rheumatism. Try Is, Is vide. !
know | can swim in them. bu, my fee,
are so tender" While the clerk va,
getting them on she said;
III u.ed to have . beautiful foot. no,
. small foot. but wore y sizes foI
years, until l walked so much and .'sre~
heavier"
"YOur foo, Is = pseal isr shape, e,i,he in
step is so hish-ths, Is Why you pquir'
q large 'iz.," said the clerk. who had NJ
fear Of Ananias before bis eyes.
1--we heard" she said. "ihst the We.
nus dee Medechy wears No, 5 aud shs i
. model Of true proportion"
"Exse,ly." said the clerk growing red
10 the face As he pulled and tusged Il
get them on. he had never heard oI
"dse Msdeehy," bu, he vi. up to ,ricl
or two himself. "After ALL he said,
"thsse are too large. You will fnd 'h'
Is jus, right
he vas only gonc = moment. bu, Il
that time be had erased Sc from the 10
side Of = pair OF shoes and substituted
4B.
"Thers though, It VAS strange" sh'
said when they we're on her fee, and paic
for; "why. they are just As easy {. m,
old ones. believe could just |. vel
have had 3's after all" And the young
man. wi,hout.a-conscience ven, back u
his duties with the air Of one we'll salts
fed with himself"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
Selling and Shipping Butter.

A large proportion OF the butter made
and sold In this eoantry IL saippsd by The
maker direct TO the city cJmmission house
AID sold 10 the wholesalers or exporters,
bat immense quantities are sold 10 cOan.
Try storekeepers and butter buyers. o'
these there are two classes, the village
siorekeeper who bItefs his merchAnJlse
for butter and the merchant Who makes
butter ouying and shipping specially.
with both classes there IL great need
Of improvem. mt and they DO much to-
ard keeping the price and qiAlity OF bat
Ter down so low that butter making With
many farmers L. Improbable. They store
lh,ir batter Away in d,fty store rooms
With old kerosene and molasses barrels,
pork and mscksrel casks, hides and po:a'
toes, and rubbish, which contAminAte bot
Ter with fowl odors and make IL unfi loi
human oelugs 10 eat.
The traditional "store butter" IL anoihei
article Of commerce which IL worthless
and a. only for soap grease. 10 is The
product OF merchants who buy butter Ia
small quantities and keep II on hand I'll
they have enough 10 al shipping pacssge
or all classes OF butter this is the worst
and DO no, wonder thst oleomargerin'
manufacturers can compete with the rea
product when Q considerable per cent o.
toe butter made In the United States Il
packed In country stores aud branded
store butter Another drawback IN The
improvement OF batter 10 sections whsr'
farmers sell their produce 10 country mef
eh.nts is the practice which these mer
chsuts have OF paying the same price foi
butter wbs,her IL Is nrst class or very poor
The price must necessarily be low and
those farmers who make good butter re
eeive less than their butter IL worth
while those tha, make poor butter receive
more.
Profits on the farm are very small, and
10 IL time that o reform movement shoulc
be begun In marketing butter. IL pays u
make good butter, but poor butter 10
loss 10 the maker and still greater los'
TO the consumer.-Llnden In Husbsndman