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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-21
First publication Aug. 10. 1881
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. D. r..
Aug. 2, 1888.
~ following-named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim and that said proof will be made be-
fore the register and receiver. at Bismarck, D.
T., on September %, 1888, viz:
VALENTIN SCHRECK,
for the southeast quarter of section 81 in
township III north, of range 70 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Edward o. Brien. John O'Brien, Louis West
houser and james Hurley, all of Bismarck, d. T.
Gro y wrnsrrp S4HN }dinal a; r. REA, - REGISTER
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-21
SALE OF LAND
DELINQUENT TAXES.

CITy TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
CRY OF BISMARCK, DAK., Sept. l, 1885,.
WHEREAS, The taxes for the year A. D. 1887 have
become and are now delinquent and unpaid upon
the following described real estate, situated in
city of Bismarck and county of Burleigh and ter
ritory of Dakota;
Therefore. Notice is hereby given, that by vir-
tue of the ordinance in such casea made and pro-
vided, I shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. at the city treasurers Office in the
city of Bismarck and county of Burleigh. on the
first Monday in October, A. D. 1883, at o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day. the following
described real eetate situated in the city of Bis
marok, county Of Burleigh, territory of Dakota,
in order to satisfy the amount of delinquent tax
aforesaid for the year of 1887, on each piece or
parcel of land, together with interest, penalty
and costs. The total amount due on each
particular description is mentioned herewith.
W. NJ. TUOHY,
City Treasurer.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-21
First Publication Sept. Z, 1881
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SIXTH JUDICIAL D1sTa1cr, SIS.
In the district court in and for Burleigh county.
Frank H. Cass,
u... =. IS: Plaintiff SUMMONS.
Defendant.
The territory of Dakota sends greeting to Mary
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE-
9uired to answer the complaint of this action,
which was filed in the Office of the clerk of the
district court within and for the county of Bur-
leigh. territory of Dakota, at the court house in
the city of Bismarck, county of Burleigh, and to
serve copy of your answer on the subscriber at
his office on Main street. in the city Of Bismarck,
Dakota territory, within thirty days after the ser
vice OF this summons, exclusive of the day of SER
vice.. If you fail to answer the complaint within
that time. the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated ct Bismarck, this Sd day of September
A. ID. 1883. JOHN G. HOLLEMBAEK.
Plaintif's Attorney.
The complaint in the above entitled action ne
1erred TO IN the foregoing summons, was filed in
the office OF the clerk of the district court ct Bis
marck. y. T., on the 9th day of September, 1883.
JOHN @. HOLLEMBAEK.
PLAINTIFF Attorney.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-21
First publication August II, 1851
NOTICE OF FINAL PRooF.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. D. T.,
August Is, 1888.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- following-nam settlerha filed notice Of bis
intention to, make final proof in support of his
claim, and that, said proof will be made before
IN the register and receiver at Bismarck, Oak, on
GEORGE H. BEAL,
for the northeast quarter of section 1s, in town
snip lSS north of range so west of the fifth
principal meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, Wis
Peter +. Wilcox, Jr., Michael Feller. Peter f.
Wilcox and Charles Blake,all of Bismarck, Oak.
o. F. DAVIS, Attorney. -' -e1''0A
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-21
LANDS.
First publication August II, 1891
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. n. r.,
August 16, 1883.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- =. f2llowlng-named settler has filed notice
OF OF N! ms Intention to make final proof in support
before the register and receiver at bismarck. d.
l., on September q, 1883. viz:
CHARLES f. WHITE.
fo1 the southeast quarter of section r. township
l4q n. range 70 W, fifth principal meridian
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz: ~
Michael &It Wolf, Charley Kron, John Brown
and az? Thomas Brown. post Office address Of all.
IA. REA. Register.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-21

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with Perfect safety.
Cellar rintering will not admit Of
early handling 80 a to enable rs 20
bring colonies up 70 the highest state
.: perfection. and to reap the richest
rcwzrl in honey crops during the
early honey flows Therefore. l pre-
III 70 have them on their summer
stands in chat hives. There are many
tns days from the first Of March until
spyi,g fairly opens when we can
bartls bees in perfect safety. ! have
i6uri 70 my entire satisfaction that
'l1s i no time during the year that
NJ sttention y more demanded than
dnriag Mar'h and April Those two
months are the key to large honey
erps. and ! must have my bees in
snch shape n sh;s time that ! can
attend . their wants. l endeavor 70
pu' mr. Zee, in the best possible con-
diuoa for safe wintering during the
AL ncaihs. but at my regular time
y nakir- examination during the fol-
loving March. l have never failed to
fnt "a, attention was needed. and
o''ea many colonies are saved just at
'ne NICK q time ! may have been
ssry particular 70 give each colony In
~ iall ne necessary amour; o. pro-
'lslon> but from some cause am not
aye % explain. many will consume al
nosi heir entire stores by the follow
.ns March, while others have alum
eance in reserve Hence. such
'e'onies must be provided with pro-
''sons Or they viii starve long before
spring <ets in.
While 4 Is : fact that food can not
y provided in winter weather in some
'orm~ i can b in perfect safety in
s'lsrs. aud not only IN perfect safety.
VI y y very beneficial 20 healthy colo
n.ss' and very healing 70 those affected
YIN dysentcry. This most dreaded
's.ase generally shows itself IN March.
&C hsc days, sogethcr with careful
manipulating. will bring such colonies
through All colonies badly affected
'nas should Be placed upon clean
.omos and provided with candy made
nom pure granulatcd sugar This
andy i the only safe winter food We
~ give bees Liquid food Of any
IA led 70 bees during winter il verv
managing 70 them. Il tends 70 pro-
we dysentcry. while this candy re-
.sfrsd % viii tend 70 heal II. After
NJ weather has become broken and
~cs can gct xooi fight once
= sNlce per week. We can safely feed
.lu'd food. and We should commence
soon a possible By feeding . little
i. every colony once : day. From
s time forth MI depends entirely
WEN our management Is to the force
.ces we have on hand ready for The
MIN when tho harvest Gomez By
l'c''us feeding to stimulate brood
.'ns. We can easily have our force
.'ao'e what Il would otherwise have
- = allowed % take their chanceH
- crops Of honey wholly depend
MI, n ne strength q colonies. nos
W. me numbers IN ne hlve. - n
~ y oAis Farmer.
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1Aeg Denso Aeonnl Prnvoss 49, - -
oreo - nsG~Aaslv.
1hs wasbIsgton So dFsue e1esssioe
% dc fnce thno = . rnis ~ peayes - ~
0snaso chaplain q daily delivered % -
alueso empty ehanbee y 10 rare thing
Tor ~ presiding o0losg - ell quorum
% srass. and frsqosaoy noe usrs than
haif do1sn bsnaoors 80 prooeal Sen
asors generally aim1 that q q rsprosch
- ~ body - thus lgnors ohe only -
Iigisus services IN connection with The
proceed inss. and numerous quise e6orts
have bssn made y effect reform This
recalls shs fact that In ehs last Con<ress
Gsn4oss Hoar offered rssolueiea - -
qnirs ~ presence - : quorum - The
prayeg. bus o. the s,cond day after
he himssif failed 20 appear In
time. Whsn The prayer bad hesa dsliv-
cred Mr. Hear entered che chamber wear'
Ing sonswh at of a. sir Of embarrassment.
His dslinqasnoy WAS observed, and The
re>sl uo;0a became . dead Isster. This
fenoring Of ths prayer has grown 20 b .
kabA o. ehs Sonata when Judge Davis
o. Inincis. vss President pro tempors be
enssroi enc chamber with the chaplain
one dny and ths only Senator visible Was
Mr.. Butler, a. south Carolina Judge
Davis did not pause IN Instant bat With
all ~ solsmnisy sad gravity obssrv>d By
hin - such occasions. he gave . stroke
wish biz gsvsl and said:
'sIhs Senator From South Caroline viii
cone - order"
The summons was treated - jsst BY
The galleries and the pages on the floor.
bus il Vas not so intended The presiding
of.icss took tias method Of robuking the
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49,. oven = too bot when tak
- Mace : small dish q cold water
ND
81 vou would gcs che most Que q
,sur feed. grind ths grain and Gus tho
w Wessins he hair thorcushiy once
,-';re 4 day with = solution Of salt
nj water VIII keep it from falling
- a, cle varieties Of hyacinths are
+, mo.t satisfactory for Towering in
80. A few drops q ammonia
1901 IN each hyacinth glass. when
fs.,r;ng the water. i very beneficial
Those planting the chestnut should
careful to get trees FROM seed
n a. least as far north ~ whe-e
~. arc % be set Seed from the
Sos,h viii not bring trees which are
s,rdy North -A'aerican carden
German Toast for Dosscrt.-Cut In
VA, .,;ces loaf Of bread. soak half an
49, n sweet milk. take out the bread.
49,, Two eggs. . small spoonful Of but
q, tablespoonful Of eorn-s,arch IN
nm dio the slices Of bread IN and Try
rOru; sprinkle with sugar and Gin
,,mon. Nv Good Cheer.
Pink cingham and seersucker ara
,rooe 70 fade. and from being delight
= mold are transformed into dingy.
s..rrecablc tints This may be-
,ro;ded Il they are washed In weak
.c,r,ion OF vinegar and water AMI
r;nsed in a like mixture. which should
have decidedly acid taste
six. or any thing that has silk in
4, should be washed in water that IS a.
mos, cold. II may be washed in suds
Il nice white soap. but soap must NO:
~ rubbed on; rinse in clear water. al
most cold Avoid the use Of hot irons
4 smooth silk. Either rub dry with =
sct, cloth or put between towels and
press with weights
Study the plants Notice their
drinking habits. 1t viii soon BE- seen
which will need the most water. Il
Will be IuuAN that AtANt 7" 80 t~>@ "~t
rerv little if the day be dark; il il be
pleasant they will require more
Especially in the first part Of winter
i this noticeable. The days arc short
and often cloudy The plants have
not ilIcd the pots with roots. therefore
Il i better to be on the safe side and
no, give too much water.
Gardeners should gather up ali the
bones scattered aboa. the yards. and
prepare them for use in fcrtilizing their
lands. There are various ways If do
ing this. One i TO mash :hem with
an old axe or sledre-hammer. the finer
the better. and place the broken pieces
into barrel or other vessel. inter
spersed with layers Of good hardwood
unslacked ashes Keep the mas
moist. not allowing the I've or pofasl
to escape In few months the bone
will become jelly.
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his q 3 funny phrase % tho uninffiatcd-
but all tho brokers understand II They
cent for the option Of buying or selling
stock on fixed day. II price stated on
the day the option IS given IL il often .
serious operation 70 the dealer. but there Is
: more serious -puf and c4lr' than this
when you are "put' 70 bed with . severe
cold and your friends -calr' = physician
AVOID AL this by kecping in the house DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Inc
great euro for pulmonary and blood dis
eases. Its action b marvellous. IL cures
tho worst cough whether acute. lingering
or chronic For Weak Lungs. Splitting o.
sweafs. and kindred affections, Il SURPRISES
I'll other medic1neA
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p To condition. % disordrriy q TORPID
liver y no sooner instituted By Hostefters
stomach bit1ern, than the headaches. pains
N the right aide, yeLIowncss Of the sxll. fur
upon The tongue. and constipation which
accompany this maLzdy. take their depart
iousnei~, yscatcs tho ranch. Kidney tr0u-
hes. ual4ri1l affections and nervous CON-
paints also slccnmb % the Elttcrs.
we take n nots e uss-yhaa We caA
- e>sk 49,
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xrvr. too late for The pres sppss.-
Esx Hsr-s ysas

LarI Il burdcnsone. a1i1tr 70 the sufferer
md AZ around him, while dyspepsia and it,
attending evils hold sway. Complaints Of
this nature can Be speedily cared By taking
ono thus afflicted nov bear cheerful tessi-
mony - N It's inertia
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Hablc 60 ~ d. and. eoouer O. later. -
duce 3 fatal termination.
DR PuRCE's golden MEDICAL DrECOvs
Err acts powerfully up0n the Liver. and
through that great blood-purifying organ,
cleanses the system Of all blocd-tainte and
II Z cnnsy eoI .co on.e n sesinr sf upon Is:
kidneyx and 1thcr exCrefOry OBTAINS,
cleansing. strengthening, and healing their
discner4 A an apptfixinR. restorative
tonic. 4 promotes digestion and nutEl.
strength. II maIarisl dIstricls this Won
derfui medicine hae grained Rrpot celeb
rify in curing Fever and Ague, ChiIle
and Fever. Dumb Ague. and kindred
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QUESTION for newsboys-do0 Jour
mother know your rcutss
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THKTHRoAT.-. Eror-r's Bron<HS1, 1forhssr
oct directly on the organs Of tho voice.
They have An extraordinary effect IN al dis
orders ~ the throat
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Is YEARS AGO.

For rs Year, Ihave intended writing you.
I rot INV back hurt when about 10 years
Old. when about - I took severe cold IN
my back, % that for 10 or II years suffered
death twice over. after almost giving up !
Was induced % try Merrell's Penetrating
Oh. ny wife applied Il 70 my back freely
years have passed and nv back still r.
mains good l have recommended Hers
sell's Penetrating Oil % al like sufferers
since AZ long a. live cannot cay
enough for IT, FxLTx MLLEE,
70 Merchant, Hico, Ark.
J. 8. 1KRExLx DRUG Co., St Lsuis, 4o.s
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Cstsrrh Is not amply an inconvcnicnce,
unpleasant % the sufferer and disgusting %
others-it = an advanced outpost Of np-
preaching disease Of worse type Do not
neglect iis warning; Il brings deadly evils
IN ~ tram Before IL II too .atc. use DIR.
S@ge's Catarrh Remedy. II reaches the
that will You may dose yourself with
Qlack medicines till II IL 700 late-'till the
strcamlcr becomes Z rcsistlcss torrent II
Il the u2tured invention Of . scientific ply
n-c.4n- word % the visa il xuf11cicutr -
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. For THE BLOOD IS THE uFE.'

Ihorcuehly cleanse the blood which =
fhr fourfain 81 health BY using Dr.
PIKRcK's GOLDEN NEDsCAL DISCOVERY,
and rood digestion, fair skin. buoynnt
spirits. and bodily hath and sigor VIII
Gor.DEx MEDICAL DISCOVERY cures III
A medicine possessing the power % Gu
certainly BE- credited with possessing PROF
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The path Of dEsy-shroegh IL easosm-
hs1ss -Dsyts. us-ss~a
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Do you feel dull. languid. lov-spirited.
lfeIess. and incc<crfhabIy miserable both
physically and mentally; experience
eense OF fulIncss o. bloating after eating.
o. Of : 1oneness.- or emptiness Of stomach
n the morning. tongue coafed. bitter or
bad taste IN mouth irregular appetite. dir
xine<k frequent headaches blurred eye
oighf. floa:inr specks" before the eyes.
nervous prosrrati0n or exhaustion. irrifa-
bilify Of temper. hot fIushes. alternating
with chilly <enSlfionS. sharp. biting. tran
einces after meals wakcfllness. or dis
turbed and undressing sleep. constant,
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my fancy, ma sesns .s blood pures I'M
sufferer from ssbeum. She commenced taking q oDce and
tox 90 u<x ~ p1t s<me1 ~ - ~ nSs<1 no~
better and encouraged her % continue she then purchased
and before the bod al uHed she bcRan
imTrovesnf Amer taking about bottles
and healthy childk Her ssnf1 he.'h .ss aso Ecetly
sc cured . that cesed e b much ennoysne she bee
rsuTn q either sstrhenm O. 5euIs!sm The pscovsry
she eighty yeazs Cd md healthy or one q sch
have written letser which Jon any you
e rs hoping that eome Wne rom might chance q
for Golden curative proptrcs and much above
the multitude eocGcd mcdlCine
sfaousy public. o above
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~CoLr,nrs ONO. Aue. 18th. IGs
onl DUkUM WORDS DIePENeARy MEDICAL AseOC1A-
OIL 0ukUMu 00 Main Street. Buffalo. ~ r.:
I Am l Gsni<nen-For several ycarp have felt q
III \ % be give the facts IN reln-
20 complete OF most
U|kUU1Ib1W. nlf-rhcum By the Of
y sGoldcn Medical Discovery. An elderly Ady
s-<,vr ~ rnnc had frum arhcum for
ro11rs n forty years. moet DISTRESSING a her
S sinr the inside Of the fingers
4 The joints between the nnfs She vas ohgsd g protect
snds ana during the winter months hsd 70 have hr hsnds
Sesth badly affected paving the Va for Other d'ssss g
n sifion 70 the arcum she had nd faithfully and with
commcudehle perseverance, al tnc tnels
tsn ttaing drinking tes made from
continued this several but de-
rssri NJ brredf Finally chanccd 20 rcad
soi6 vecsi Discovery medicines. The struck
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Arue = the only thing hat - u ts~s
behind
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humors. from . co mmon Blo<ch. Or Erup-
tion. 70 the worst SCrofula- salf-rhcurn.
.Fcver.eores" Sc ally o. Rough skin. IN
conquered BY this powerful. purifying. and
inyi4onfing mcli cine Great Rating u
Gers rapidly heal under ~ benign infu-
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T.unrS, Splitting Of Hood. Shorfners Of
Breath. Bronchitis, Chronic Nasal Cufnrrh.
Severe Coughs Asthma and kindred alec
lions. 4 y sovereign remedy. while &
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ence- vlrulcnf blood-polsona ale. b GO
use. robbed Of their tCrrorS- Especially
has q manifested ite potency IN curing
chs. s0rc Eyes. Scr0fnI0srs Sores and swell
inrr Hip-joint Discasc. white SweIiinkk~
Goitrc. or Thick Neck. and Enlarged Glanda
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NEURALot
ueFvee.-Eycryone % the thrcad-like neryo
has each latent power 20 cause excruclnt-
ing pain. the limit Of which h simply the
limit Of human endurance. and <ErnALGrA
has few Of these fihrous t0rments al puls
Ing painfully Il oncs-
CuARACTERIsTIC8.
Subtitle Pain.-Nofhing Il - subtle n ~
approach, nothing % haTrant, acute and
distressing. and certainly nothing yet dis
covered - completely subdues is ravaecs
and 20 permanently conquers IL penp -
that allows mentioned.
sYNPTONA
Synptoms. -Neuralgia i defined 70 b 2
nerve dissnse. the chief symptom q which
h an acute pain, internitling, which so.-
lows The course d the nerve branch aiisc1sd-
TREATMENT.
Treatneat. Apply 81. JAcoBs On frequent
". gently rubbing the Afflicted parts; apply
u tie whole extent " the nerve Soreness
keep up gentle friction until . burning
sensation i produced.
soilss Dr1cgi<s 81 Dealers EsrysAss
TINE ENABLES 4. voeElEa CO.. ssIinsss. -
, 1888-03-07
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, March 2nd.-The death is
announced Of William Carl Eppingrn
Count do SpOnneck, Danish statesman
and political economist.
The Lancet, commenting on the Off.
ciaI bulletins of the condition Of the Grown
Prince. says it is forced to the c0uclusion
that the Prince is proceeding from bad to
worse.
A Paris despatch states that NJ. Wilson
has been sentenced t. two years imprison.
ment, and a hne of 5000 francs,
Rihandeau to eight months, Dnbrenil to
four. and R.ebert to one month Rhtazzi
being acquitted.
NJ. &c LessepS says he is confident Of the
COMPLETION Of the Panam | Canal.
In the Chamber of Deputies the motion
introduced Ivy NJ. Rpchrfort, relative to the
defences and military at French ports, wa
rejected bee IuSr of the intention OF Admi-
raj Krantz to offer IL similar motion.
1t is STATED that the negotiations between
the Vatican and Russia have failed.
A st. Petersburg telegram states that
all the Powers have replied concerning
Bulgaria. England declares that she is
unable to advise the Sultan TO remove
Prince Ferdinand unCil Bulgaria's future
be settled.
The proposed new Tariff Bill has been.
published at Washington. 1t provides
that sugar above Is aud under 20 Dutch
Standard payShall Q aud 10th cents per
pound, and above 20 2 aud a""rts per
, 1888-03-07
5th March 1888.

The Fredrriksted Mechanics Association,
which was formed Il year ago, celebrated
its anniversary on Thursday evening in
st. PauPS Church SchO0Ih0nse.
About IA week ago tickets of almi SSi0n
were issued, and the recipients responded
with a will, as the room was literally
packed with humanity a la sardiae.
1t was indeed a case Of 'the more the
squeeziel" with a vengeance. I endured
but a snort Squrezr however (S0me persons
would say enjoyed as | sal between two
of the fair sex; Tut | must have presented
either a veI rueful appearance. Ike the bash.
fuI fellow | am, or | must have seemed very
humble; however. one of the members
noticing me motiOnpd TO me, az much ~ to
say ''get lhre up higher''. so | went upon
the platform, among the nOtablrs, and don't
you forget thai we had IA fair show of them
almost all thu we can boast of;
the Church was represented, RSculapius
was there i'll fall force, several of our
Legislators &c. Sc.
His Honor Ju Ige Petersen was elected
Chairman. H. made u neat and apprOpri.
ate speech, ami received loud applause
The Constitution of the Association was
9 Ivy the 5 'crrtary, after which the
following gentlemen addressed the meet.
ing, viz RevdS. Branch and R0mig, Coun.
CilIOr FAbrr, DE-. Hamburger an | Mr.. w.
II. Brown, AZ well AS two membe 8.
The Chairman several times invited those
who felt inclined to hlve the word to rise,
but the magnetic influence of the chairs
prevented others from rising, 50 sppechify.
Ing was over.
The proceedings were intprSpersed with
appropriate songs; one, which seemed tho
favOuritt, was sung to the tune of the i'm.
mortal John Brown"
On the whole the meeting was very in.
teresiing. The room was decorated taste.
fully, and order prevailed.
have no doubt the Secretary will for.
ward you al account of the working Of the
Association for the past year, which will
prove interesting to your readers.
In closing, [ am sure | %butexpresS Public
opinion in wishing the Association SUCCESS.
FrederikSted, 2nd March, 1888.
, 1888-03-07
To the Editor Of the "St. CrOiT AV'''
Dear Sir,

Will you kindly allow me space IN your
valuable paper to state the following, winch
may be OF interest to the planting commun
ty? And I would ask my neighbours,
especially those who have the hydraulic
attachment to their mills, to try the same
and let us see how much better results they
eau obtain.
On the estate Lo'Cer Love, the week and
ing the IIth of February, the net weight OF
canes ground was 650,610 lbs; the net
weight of sugar obtained was 1880 lbs,
equal to about 7 9,16lbs. Of sugar to 100
lbs. of canes. From the 18th to the 10th OF
February the net amount Of canes grourd
was 1,3l5, 543 lbs, from which we obtained
100, 623 lbs of sugar, equal to Z 40 lbs, of
sugar to 100 lbs. of canes. To make the
latter we used 139 CHARTERS of liquor. con.
tanning 95, 632 gallons equal to about lila
lbs. of sugar to one gallon Of liquor.
On the oath of February we tried our ex-
traction of juice as follows: The net weight
of canes ground was l,l30 lbs. from which
we obtained 400 lbs. Of begass, and 1913 lbs. net
of iuise. Juice extraction was therefore
64.42 90: percentage Of begass are about 353.
On the 28th of February we made another
trial with $3.50 lbs. of zane. Ths result