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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

PARIS, Oct. 7.-1t is officially an
nounced that the new Chamber Of Dep.
utics will be composed Of 3O2 Republi.
cans and 2O5 members OF the opposition,
The Republicans comprise $3.50 moder.
ates and l28 radicals. The opposition
consists Of 100 Royalists, IS l}ahapartlsts
and AZ Boulangists.
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Mrs. Ilnrnplt Ill.

LONDON, Oct, 7.-Mrs, Frances Hodg.
son Burnett, the authoress, Is seriously
Ill at her residence in East Grinsteadl
She is suffering from shock caused by
tho overturning Of her pony while rid
ing yesterday. Thetrap was smashed.
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Farewell Inception.
Special DispaieA % Ne IRltlIlgFRer,

Special DtpateA 70 ne Ihltl1tJeneer'
CAMBRIDGE, o. Oct, 7,-Col. 7. Fl,
Anderson, the recently appointed Minis
ter to Bolivia, and his accomplished WIFE,
gave a farewell reception to their friends
tonight, at which over two hundred
guests were present. Mr., and Mrs, An
derson will sail for Lapaz about the 10th
inuk
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A Town, Marrow I:,eapo,

MASON CRY, 1An Oct. IA terribly
dovastatIpgprairlo FIRE swept down upon
Esthervllle yesterday. BY heroic exer.
tlons the town was saved, but a number
Of farm residences, together with grain,
hay, ETC., were destroyed.
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WIN Inspect the Work.

WASHINGTON, D, O., Oct, 7.-Gen,
Casey, Chief Of Engineers, will leave
here Wednesday for q tour Of inspection
OF the river and harbor work under
charge Of the engineer corps.
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Mllxlt CollnnsnIl.

SOFIA, Oct 7.-The collapse OF the nc.
gotiations with an American syndicate
for a loan 10 the Bulgarian gnvcthmpnt
was due 10 Prince Ferdinand's b 0blcCting
TO the terms arranged by the ministers
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rl.... -i......-l MAJ Ilriiln.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct Zone hundred
cigar makers employed by obllnger
Brothers 4 Co., oiihiS city, went on 4
strike this morning against proposed
reduction Of wages,
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l.oSDoS, Oct 7,-Danlel o'Donoahue,
Of tue ulens, commonly called THE
O'Donoghup," Ia dead. He represented
,Tlpputafy In Parliament from 1867 70
ls65, and sat for l'raleO from 1906 10 1885,
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Mlddlcbournc I'OstOillce.

Special DiSaie to the inieitiOener: ..
WASHINGTON. D. O., Oct. 7.-Nathan
A. Barnes hus been appointed postmRs.
Ter at Middlebournc, Tyler county, W.
Va, vice j. W. Barnes, deceased.
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ATorrlblo . Accident.


SpecI1I DISp1Ech y nc INltII7VtHetr,
PARKERsBuRa, w. Va, Oct. 7.-Mrs,
Lizzie Boil, sister Of W, II, Heis, oi
this city, fell down the stairway ut her
home near Marietta and broke her neck.
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Killed Colt.

Special DLspdtch 70 hs Mtea10ehotr'
CAMBRIDGE, o., Oct. 7.-William Bon,
noll, aged sixty, residing elk miles west
OF here was thrown by a colt last night
and killed.
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TIE NAyASSA REBELLlON.
Tie Iaborrrs' Side Of tho Qucstlon-LUtte
frUm Their SnlrItunI ALVIsCr.

ihe lAhnferH' Side OF tho observation-disclosures
from Their Spiritual Advisor,
WASHINGTON, b. o., Oct. 7:-The State
Department is in receipt Of a partial re.
port by W, G. Allen, United States Con-
sui to Kingston, OF the recent riot at
Navassa. 1t agrees with the press &C.
counts already published, and has in
addition the following letter from Mr..
Henson, the spiritual adviser Of the la
borerS, giving their version Of the
troubles:
"NAvASsA, Sept. 10, 1880.
40 Rh Honor The american Coau! at Rinpilort
"WC, theundersigned, laborers for the
Nayassa Phosphate Company, were at
tackled by the bosses and managers with
firearms because We refused 10 work
al er being improperly treated. Our
grievances are various and We demand.
ed hearing before the present acting
superintendent, q. D. South. They im.
medlately fired promiscuously among
Us, wonnding four men. We, believing
there was nothing between US and
death, withstoOd tho lre and captured
some Of their firearms. During the
afray Que OF the bosses was
wounded, They went under cover OF
tNe house and fired on us the second
time. During the atTray two OF the
bosses were fatally injured. They then
evacuated the armory, which we now
have In possession, treating the remain.
ihg bosses with duo courtesy, with no
further acts Of violence on either part.
We now await to hear from you, hoping
you will send immediate relief or a yes
sGI to carry us back to the United States
OI America.
1--WE remain yours, one hundred and
Mlriy'siS souls, all American citizens,
Awaiting your instant action"
WN, HENSON, Suiriiudl AipiSer,
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CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 7.-Thieves blew
a safe open in Sigler Btolhers jewelry
last night and stole $l,S00 worth Of
watches, rings and stones and $500 in
cahh.
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1luRLisoToN, Iowa, Oct 7,-Tbere was
a severe frost here Saturday night which
eiiectually killed all kinds ol vegetables,
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THE GRAND JURYS REPORT.
Most of the LoulSiRnn Missing IIonds lie.
COvCrSd-TtOsp still out.

Most Of the LDulAlAnh Missing 1Ionda lie.
COvCrcd-TllOSD still out.
NEw ORLEANS, La, Oct. 1.-THE grand
Jury to-day made tho following report.
lion, II. n Mari, JUDGE Criminal Dls,rld Court,
When tho grand jurors assembled on
last Saturday they reported to yonr
honor their agreement 10 meet At 1880
o'clock In the evening aud At the end OF
that session II was their purpose 10 ad.
lOuFn over Till Wednesday next. Mat.
tsrs OF great public Interest developing
themselves NJ that session, however, II
WNh determined that an Adjournment
should bO ordered for this morning at
l0,3O o'clock. We have tho honor 10
report that the following missing bonds,
known RB tho constitutional bonds,
have beVu recovered aud have been
tnrned over 10 the Attorney General
Of tho State, to.wlt, Two hundred aud
1ity.lwo 81 900 bonds, Nos, 2I0 to COZ,
two hundred aud thirty $500 bonds, Nos.
81 to 30, and Nos. ~ 10 BO0j twenty s.
bonds, Nos. 1871 10 200 Total amount
recovered, $SS34OO We have deemed
our uuty 70 make tnlH hunuuuueHVut
10 your honor 40 that from official source
information may reach the public and
u some extent Tend 10 settle the COndl.
tlOn Of the financial Affairs Of tile State.
Respectfully,
THOMAS j, WOODWARD,
Foreman,
4 Attorney General Rogers states that Of
tile stolen constitutional bonds there are
SILL out tile following, One 81 900 bond,
M. 100 iotty.nlne $1,000 bonds, Nos,
| 20i 10 2iS, inclusive forty $500 bonds,
| Nos, 30lO76, Total constitutional bondi
tnrOCoyVFed, $4,000,
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NEw YoAK, Oct. 7,--Attlved, steamer
AhChofla from Glasgow, and Vera
from Bremen,
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Ntletnn. rnll M ,i,n i,...lA....

v,,. ,w."'lsoroS, Oct 7,-The President
,oo,. s,,v y. special reception In tho East
'~ 'AS morning al II o'clock 70 Gov.
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Liie lntellIgtnlly mat aud honotnbly
passed Ia tue best education Oi all, *.
gcpt tliat hlghei one TO which II ls In.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-09

The FAC END OF A ToBoGSAN SLIDE.
steadyins its course The Lapianders roam
ing about on the trackless wilds Of the Nor
wegian and Swedish mountain plateans,
from the very mode Of their hfe are expags
ski runners.
In st. Paul there is ski slide, almost 100
feet high, the angle being IS degs To see men
and boys come down poised on the long, slip
perry looking poles or skis almost takes ones
breath away. Expert ski runners perform
most hazardous feass. Their ease and grace
Oh tie ski, the steadiness With which they
perform the most difficult evoluiions. are
phenomenal There Is spring toard at the
bottom of the slide and the experiences Of the
runner Is measured by the length Of jump
that he makes when be flies into the air.
Sliding down from the top, with all the mo-
mentum that a steep descent gives, the mo-
ment the ski runner leaves this jumping
board, as it may well be called, he finds him
self shot out into SAGE with nothing but his
trusty ski to stand on saw sixteen year
old boy Fly down the incline plane in st.
Paul, flying OF the board into the air and
making an almost marvellous leap of seven
teen feet As he few through the air he
even removed his hat and waived it at the
spectators. An unsteady move or false
balance would send a ski runner to destruc-
ton in less time than it takes to tell it.
Ice yachtin:, on the frozen llkes and rivers
Is a favorite psstiEne. There is nothing more
exciting than an ice yacht race, and probably
nothing more dangerous, Sleigh ride parties,
sleighins by moonlight and sleigh racing are
favorite diversions The turnouts Of sleishs
and Eae horses in all Of the northwestern
cities is generally very fine. On pleasant
winter afternoons the favorite drives are
literally lined with speeders and finely ca
parisoned turnoufs G. II. YENowIsE
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take place the last week in JANUARY. The ice
palace carnival in st Paul Is aptly described
AS the most complete season of festival. taking
all things into consideration. which is cele-
brated in any city in the United States to-day.
For two weeks his rlost riotous majesty
Borealis holds the undsputed allegiance
TO the whole city. Pleasure forgcts Its
ordinary forms AMI tricks itself out in cap
and bells TO conform to the usa,es of his
court. Business for ton days must take a
back scat. The city * fun OF warmly dressed,
fur bedeclied strangers, the hotels are
crowded, tasre is an llceSsllt clattcr Of
rough shoi seigh horses and al everlasting
tingle-lingle Of the silvery be - hotels are
jam,ned private houses are open for enter
tan,nent, ami complete relaxation from
ordinary business pursuits is apparent
on all sides. Here is pen picture that APPLY
describes the STATE of Affairs: society, when
be assumes his Gambeau and his tocque (which
are the scepter AMI tho crown of the merry
monarch forgets its old restraints 1t over
COWS its bounds, Us Oliver Wendell Holmes
once dreamed it might do il one of his visions.
Staid bank presidents are found sitting in
their Offices il full to5oggan uniform, aud
high oGlcials 81 railroads carry their dignity
around with then swathed Ia blankets
The great event Of the carnival season is
the stor;ling of the Ire palace and the defense
Of the transparent bat Lnprct;nable strong
hold. Ono cal hardly say that this descrip-
ton Of the maaiorahs s:orminy last season is
overdrawn The forces of tae Fire King
were drawn Up beEorc the palace, inside
which the leo Ling and his army Were be-
sege,l y ROGET cut the darSlcSs OF the
night and tao bo-l3ari-nent and the attack
com,ne1cd TIE human beings e1-,ased in
a struggle were lost 81 Int of. Denss clouds of
smoke tlat rolled aboat the base of the
palace hid them out Of sight and left to the
view Of 10000 spectators nausht but the
beautiful structure Of ice towers. turrets and
walls-faEae g-dlcd. capped with. fire,
Thousands IF rockets, hundreds of bombs.
Roman candles. the rattle anil flash Of mus
kerry, the streams of bombettes, all blended
into one great larne, rushing heavonward, and
through it tao crystal surface Of the palace
shown CHANGED from its tints of blue and
white To the blended colors OF the rainbow
No one who saw that 81 hit can ever forge; It,
or fail to bear witness that never before was
its ike sse;l
A great and popular out Of door diversion
is "tobosganing' This Wild, exciting down
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One OF the most remarkable scenes on rec
ord was reported as having been witnessed in
the vicinity OF Table mountain. A troop Of
cattle, consisting Of twelve cows and patri-
archal old bull, were grazing on one Of tbs
plateau ike spurs of the mountain, which Is
surrounded on three sides by precipitous
ravines and on the fourth side, hat nearest
the mountain 10y dense bush Some natives
higher up the mountain were attracted by
the sudden believing of the cattle, and saw
two enormous pythons coming out Of the
bush anl making for the cattle, which had
drawn themselves up in a compact group
with the bull at its head As the pythops
drew near the animals gradually backed till
they stood on small space that iuttsd out
over q tremendous precipice
At this stage a sudden rush was made but
only one heifer succeeded in escaping. The
other cattle, believing most piteously. grad
ually backed, and one by one fell over the
precipice till finally the bull only was left.
He suddenly charged at the big python, trans
fixing the reptile on his horns, but the sscoud
snake seized the bull in its folds and, having
Its tail around huge bowldcr, commenced
to crush the bull. which, moaning piteously,
struggled franticaliy TO escape The tail Of
the python lost its hold of the rock, but the
larger suake, which bad slipped off the horn,
tapping its tail around a small bowlder oppo-
site the one the other snake had just released,
seized the bull and compressed the animal in
its scaly fold. TIE other python succeeded
in regainng its former position. and the bull
was literally suspended in mid air by the
snakes
The whole scene looked like some CHASTITY
triumphal march. The snakes were evidently
getting the best Of the poor brute, which was
bleeding profusely, when, by a sudden effort,
his struggles forced both reptiles TO loose their
hold OF the ROCKS, and the whole three we're
hurled into the ravine beneath.
The cattle were found on the first ledge of
the precpice all being dead. but the bull and
the pythons had bounded from ledge to ledga
and were found 4O0 feet below the scene Of the
fgbt. The bull was merely a maDGled mas,
and the snakes were greatly mutlated, the
lnrger one having the vertebrB broken in
nine places. The pythons. which were of the
rock species. tiae and female, measured re-
spectively 40 feet 3 inches and 80 feet OK
inches. Witness
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MARKET REPORT.


SATURDAY.. Jan s.
The bexiBnins u the year aads the wool marx
good po,i lon, but as you'd naturally be "a
pectrd early the ssasob, business IA quiet HI
d ~ enc .brohd axes me outlook yrfy hrm O,
ihs.r ~sol. ami it AIsfs very coniideut Of va
being 's.talnsd
vast ". -k comprise SOS bags domestic and e,
bali. frefgn. ssainst 500 bags dome tie N" p
hsIr. foreign for the same time last year The to'a
freslp since January !. fssS, 'mpfi 10i! "a,
ou1. site and NJ, bs IS foreign, against $7h3 bag
!.D.s he aud lseI bales OF foreign ior the corr.
bending period of Ira.
iiir sales for he week comprise J. seii.711 lbs.
eiue site fleece aud pulled and 2sooo lbs of toreia
Hasins the s-~s's raDsAetions DOT up 2,<sj W ID
against 7sa Il" lbs. for the previon. ueek AZ
900 DO lbs. Tor the corresponding week last year
W. quote selling prices a. follows
PhiCss Un~asi,.d and uninerch woois-OhI.
AID Mich nne unuashed, 2iAzse. OHIO and res
anmsreh 25als Mich annerch, 2Sa24c
Pulled Anf super ~ools-MAins ssp-r pulled. "
10 Eastern ianbs. Jsaf2c. super, 5da3sc. sup
2a37c. wrst'rn SUPER. 2sulAc Wsstrn ioos., a
yte extra pulled. 45sJ,c.
Ulio and Penn d. ees-No h-eees. 37.;se. j..
and shove. sts33e. Xxx. 3iA3so; Ak and Abov'
4a.asc
Mich. wis. etc-Mich X llaa2e, Mich No / xsAas
Y Y. y II and W X, 2ssooc, " and Ne
i,1se.
Iud AMI Vi. blood, ss.1oc, ind and Nj. bloot
9tilc. No ONO. .ssat'c, No ohio. Ha,7c, No
-iioi. ~ No Nice, i5aVc
Delain- woo,.- Ohio, BAi7c Mich nne, s%a.ss.
liz tou wing are the ..lr. ;er tn. week and th'
,ri-rs pal
"otu 10 IA do. ii t-ifop lbs AN All aD We u.
3.t y i5ts" ,b' -. ltl5'c, 5''n lp- M . C.
49, 0tOD lb- - - ~, ~ 90 n.
Nice Wiz str--i0.ooS lbs Mich. dcece pI
t.a,bing nd prlu ne ~ Ibs coar,. nnwa h,
.pinbing &c, 40 lbs No ! do. &c, 6bS lbs
si.h-d 'leiam s,atolc. 20 lbs h"nvy delainr, q
IN liz uch- 10 SC. 300 lh- un~a-r,i 4 IA
q I7s3ss 70 b- o zoe, - 40 lbs. ias h u
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ANOTHER 'rAMovs VICTORY.

h uax an arenmn e7snfsc-
OH G2<pars uors eas d,oc
Ae.f Dr. tefor~ nj eJrzs-e doef
s-zs si.-fn- 10 tie szc.
Aot sv Tin s;rried On TIE erren
LIZ br,ie zrsHdcnic- wilaelE1iaA
Ard a. be al and s.aozed ne ssv
Th1t strt- mali draw Gear.
5 lso5t,in; n her ItrIr pain
s-seFs-i nln.a.1 car.
Waite o'-r the hrti appeared to vseO
OF human -rzrents not a few
Eer brother James cane likewise With
Ta,- Lite cart he oxuA
Quite flied wit5 ie--s and arIns and d.
Ln4ase-i ss5ikar oooes
~ Caspar soo.ed. and then qncsh be-
at sas q fasaatr. vss-tore>
-Acrnss tne Odd are stains Of gore.
Ard whitening boo-s SEE,
A rvtt-ace 'i1fioubte-t 'rSas
f7n,o,a sictoree;
And ther~ IS prpof 10 back my ciatn
Thai twas . daisy football game
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STRAY BITS.

Oregon has probably doubled her popula
tion during the last ten years
Chinese healer in Fresno was .snt to ian
for eight days for pluckins live turkey
Over IS. eco GO was invested In roller sknt.
ing Kinks during the craze. and most Of IL
proved total los,
The numter Of streets In London Is now
upwards of $500 and new ones are added
at the rate of ;1J per year
hen the last Indian census was taken
there were 1850 lepers in British India,
100000 Of them being males,
The school fund Of Texas is so large that at
the end Of the school year July /, there was
surplus of siOo.OUO Oh nand
A new volcano is reported from Huffman.
g1;ilio district, robasco which Is s,Duttn0
forth large streams Of red water
one out OF every Eve school children in
Philadelphia Is Obliged to wear glasses, and
the proportion Is rapidly increasing.
Mobile has a $50, oUU appropriation for her
harbor, ani the largest ocean vessels will by
and by be eilab!ei to lie At her wharves
The football team o. Durham. N C.. In,
hat powerful electric lights suspended over
It's grounds aHd proposes to play evening
games
Old boots and shoes, steamed to q pun. ar.
now converted into the soft stamped, orna
mental leather so popular for artistic book.
binding
The London Metropolitan Board Of Works
proposes to expend nearly e2,00o 100 In wild.
enins three thoroushfsres Of secondary i'm
portaDce.
The French mare Plaisanterie. who won
the Cambridgeshire aud Czarewltch three
years ago, was sold TO Sir Tatunp Sykes At
CAantilly for e., 40
II is said very authoritativsly that the
Russian war preparations are constantly In.
creasinG, noticeable movement icing the
Victualins OF warsaw 70 stand a siege
Every French bank has a photograph of
every employee, aud in the case Of the NOR,
Responsible CUES they are under the surveil-
lance OF private dstectives most Of the tina
Two Ocala, Fla, ladies' are the happy pos-
SCISSORS of pieces OF one Of the court dresses
worn by Queen Isabella. wife Of Edward IL
who reigDed over England in the Thirtseuth
century.
The Brooklyn bridge is vindicating it, use-
fuiness During the pas. twelve months a..
llh,si5 people have passed o.er it, Of whom
9,'sosS5 waikeI across and the rest went In
the cars
An interruptions DENTS. OF Paris, after
chioroformns patient, with the Proposed
intention OF extracting . tooth, robbed the
helpless sufferer of sl,o0 in money and then
decamped.
From recent archaeological discoveries it ap-
pears that the Romans, at the height Of their
CIVILIZATION and spiendor. bad no sy.sem OF
street. lighting. 70 trace Of anything OF tho
kind has been discovered
Some sea urchins have hsen drsdged from
Tie Pacific entirely different from any nv
viousiy known They are rigid and Of No
particular shape, while al others prsvioasiy
dredged have hsen round
Tnsrs has just been consented in Phila,
dslphia . church for tbs exclusive N, of she
dsaS 1t b the arss nd only place Of vor.
mp In this country. not In the world, that
b managed satirsly BY dat nutan
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This is what you ought 10 have, in fact,
you must have It, to fully enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for it daily. and
mourning because they find it not Thous-
ands upon thousands OF dollar, are spent an
nually by our people in the hope that they
may attain this boon. And yet it may be
had by all. We guarantee that Electric
Bitters, if used according to directions and
the use persisted in, will bring YOU Good
Digestion and GUST the demon Dyspepsia and
install instead Eupepsy. We recommend
Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and all dis
eases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold
at soc. and sl.OO per bottle by J. NJ. Mixer
Druggist jan7d&wchwky
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4 Great MisfOs1 une,


The heavy rains this fall have totally
ruined crops in some localities, and its effec,
is now being seen in diseases among farm
animals. Almost every day cases of roup
sweiled head, and distemper very disastrous
among poultry are reported. A part of this
Is also due TO improper feeding. Many per-
sons think ~ soon as cold weather comes on.
they must begin to feed heating food to their
hens. like corn meal, &c. The result of this
course, is if they do not break down from
the diseases prevalent, they soon get very
fat, look fine and people wonder why they
do not lay You cannot make hen lay
when everything You give her is being trans
formed into fat, and laying the foundation
of disease same as with ar over fed child or
person. Alfred T. johnson. Hampton. n
H., says, last fall had so fine looking
hens, which began to droop and die;
changed their food and began using Sheri,
dams Powder, in three weeks they were
nearly we'll, and had increased the eggs six
teen day. have just bought six cans of
il, as y preventive of disease the coming win
ter. 1t can't be beat, for that large car
saved me $40 last year"
Mrs. f. b. Csrlin, CoDklin Centre, n Y,
says, II have used Sheridan's Powder to
make hens lay for three years. know ii
also keeps them healthy for / rarely lose
one row. My neighbors are getting interest
ed i'll Sheridan's PoSd der; but they 10 no,
use half enough one or two small packs is
not fair test. shall send soon for six
cans, as get 1t cheaper. During an eight
weeks trial. using Sheridan's Powder, / got
from 40 hens, 1907 eggs"
l. S. johnson 1 Co. % Custom House
St. Boston, Mass, (,he only LiaAers of
Sheridan's Condition Powder to make hens
lsy) will send, postpaid to any person, two
% cent packs of powder, aud new Poultry
Raising Guide, for 60 cents. The book alone
costs % cents. For s 10 five packs of
powder and a book; for 81 20 large PA
Mound can and book six cans for So 90 ex-
press prepaid Send stamps or cash. Inter
esting testimonials sen, free. lw2