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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

yigo Cr..merr il asiGo Choice Western 80
IT, Il 70 cSce. Dairy i2Sisro; Good {" Choice iosi9e,
Egg, nrm a. lie
Family IS Sass 20 Fancy 81 ooss' Is w9oas ;r.ns
S Ss .. sIS &c xi.a am
r9rt ':1y , s sls 90 iA' at 81 o. nSon
Short Clear 81 l3 wG.Hsy aac, 'T' s s;", S Of go
s"cy S;ss%.ry 9irs sPIH' I9''si ~
g%a"G q, .nd ,I 1s@ 9 3 e
Sn R:'tGs go an" ss. @ at c h. ca1 caoo.
and Ohio Flat. sss Eastern hy.h,9g- steady par Gyink
shipm.nts 1000 bush
s e S Ss;" arm 10 Mixed ''@ oats easy No Mike"
nnw.ux.r. Juno l7.-r,our .te.1y. wh.., e.'y c..a
sse 70 o..: 'T sym No Whits at 37c Rye .t~sy
g - i.r ae 20 50 . pc nu : n D
ss.a.. Ess ;sSs iti;s sa'sS
sa,a DsrS 1000 s@,G SS E 0'oo 'O
PEoRIA June l7.corn steady high AIoh saw 7c No
E%r Witt 5ss. r ". 4 t'.a S ~ -
Ws G n,p %s': :. JS O2 bu. sD :. 2s
Corn 70 400 bush oAt. 9d,soo bush Rye $50 bush
rnAprrrn. June rlont MARKET H, nrWly held %, on
from .pgnc y! o DO %
sS7S%ss y; 20 wi6,:S Family =. 3ost37i:
fsssto S%.i I SSs Gig
t SiF,iS Z q St d. d." sTss, 8 5Ss.s
s;assssSo So s%assi !. Ssss 90 ao r,[;uI ,;sis
Sh y
for Choice. Wheat MARKET firm and options steady
August s2LdS3c do for september S!heS3o Rye quiet
bnt steady at SOC for No PennsylyanIa Corn Quiet
NO . Mixed short storage in grain depot At tci No
Mixed Tor June tl1d4i1.o; do for July Alsail'tc DO
for August .. do for September an n%2tc Oats
Market for 10y DIN SSS h,,. '' StH 10 Gny W%S
a2,o do Choice B3c futures quiet and nnchangcd
No White for June 32. d327c do for July 3? S327o
do for August .a3lAr: do for Nrptember 8 d3!c
Potatoes steady white Potatoes and Western
Early ose Choice So SOC per bush do Prime 4SfIno DO
Tair 10 GOOD IOds6c: Burbank and White Stars choice
3SaSOo Hebron Choice 04Oc; New PotAocsForid per
bL prime 81 so: do Medium s3 90 aJ 30 Provisions
oulet and steady BesfCiy Family 81 ODap 90 per DOL
do do packets sS 90 az hO SInosed Beef lOB BeeI
Hams 81 OOasl6 3d. Pork-MesA New sltoo; DO inne
Mess New at sI3 66 do. Family sl4 50eIb 90 Ham
SIDES Clear R6 in salt 7.a7qc do do smoked. sSsse
EhouIders in dry salt and ycurd 81 a6c do smoked Bs
Tc shouders pickle cured 6HS7 sc 10 do smoked s6Src
peIliss In pickle SQSLc do breakfast bacon p11iDo.
lard ouiet steady; CITY Refined I'idSci steam
PuiCbsrs loose Butter dun but steady fchhNNhnLs
Creamery Extra l7dl7c Pennsyvania Prints Etia I've;
n q and ~ r Creamery EItra at l7e Western Factory
rrsts az IbIac Western F1rsts at Dc Chsssa aieay
pnrt skins or 10 Full Skins &c sursr-tohno ~ M
powdersd AT 10 Grnnulatod At 20 Feed steady
pran ala 90 1sl5 per tor Petroleum steady ~ hoe
,ssL in bbn. 8s 100 Reooipn-Fiour $500 pos Mnns
900 bush Corni 800 bush Oats 900 on.a shipnsn@
TOLEDO June l7.-whea steady higher cash NJ Sss2ei
cssh aIac August $50 Oats quiet cash "a ClovesSa
Su, cash a. 26 October - b. Hecepts-Whost a.uVo
bush Corn 1000 bush. shipmsnt-"hest LOU p'An
Corn 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
OIL MAKE

OIL MARKETS.
OIL CITY Juno IL Nauonh Transit Certificate, opened At
R3Li highest 81 lowest 80: closed. S3's Sales
2sj0o0 barrels ciearances 27lO0O barrels charters
IL I49 barrels shipments, 7s.574 barrels runs TO3Oo
barrela
PIrrSBrno, June l7-Petroleum dull. National Transit
Certificates opened AZ s3a. closet AZ $50 highest 81
Lowest. ~.
BRADFORD. Penn Juno l7-Natlnn1l Transit rncatcs
opened at sJS closed Al s37s highest $50 lowest 49,
CleRrnccL $4,000 bblN
TIrCsviLE. Penn Juno l7-SatlonI Transit Certificates
opened At oJ,i highest "a lowest. 49, closed s3'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Ioypos June IA m.-Consols % for money AMI ps
Ia for tie account; Atlantic and Great Western nTst
mortgage trustees certificates 32H Erie 2s do second
con sois lOJs: Canadian Pacific 5IA, Mexican Ordinary
tqL,; ~ paul Common. 73's: Newiork Central III
Heading "a Mexican Central new per cent bonds ISL
spanish 4s. 76Aa -. ,, ,--- o, -.
PAN. avcs quote per cent rentes At 10 franc, 80 cen
mts for the account exchange on London At - francs
Is centimes for checks
Money q per cent a.. 49, ..o-, .rs
The in Tho open market for both snort ana
three mon hs bill. islS9 q q per cont
Bar silver 4. quoted At ~ l6i per ounce -
The amount bnllon into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day Is tli.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
% Get, FURNISHED.

Country
COUNTRY oOTTAGE-TO LET
" At Manhanset, Shelter Island.
furnished the season, desirable new co.
tage with running water bath. &C. fully furnished tor
parties take meals at hotel preferred
Apply 70 H s. MOWER, from TO y. m, % Union
Square, Room Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

short sterling; French francs at 81 1-2 and 515;
reichmarxs at o5 3-s and 95 "a. and guildcrS at
40 IA and 40 5-S.
In London British consols were little lower ut
90 for money and steady at % Lie for the ac-
count. The Bank OF England gained $4,000
pounds sterling on balance, and money was easy
at 80 for discount in the open market and at
less than per cent between bankers. Bar silver
was quoted at AZ IL cd. ounce. American
railway shares were strong until near the close,
when they yielded in sympathy with the carly
decline here. At Paris French 3 per cents rallied
slightly TO $3.50, exchange on London being 25lS
francs TO the Mound sterling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
WHEAT 40

IIonr nrm spring wheat Patents - - o. % waters
&! - al 80 Baker, - 90 $50
o,.h opotauo,. vero ~ follows, No ? spurE What a.
SIC No 2 spring Wheat - a75c No. Rel at SlG.
No Corn sac Oau - ~ No. hJ" Ja'o No liar
~ nominal No Flax 81 50 rrlms Timothy
s,ed 81 70 al rs Pork 81 go 20 PET Dbl iAri
=, az ;5 mar 100 H. sides loose IS 70dI0. Dry
SAILED shoniders OoId e. - short Closr sdr,
boIei 90 l2ad25 whisky. tsuert nniihoi gopl, y!
ner Gallon Sugars-CuI Loaf 90 100 Granulaed "'.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

Net cash balances eva sca2 as2 Dec s2@so
The foreign exchanges were quiet and drm
Rates 70 the Continent were strong In consequence
OF higher rates for money at Paris and Berlin put
there were no important changes In quotations Tor
actual buxness as follows: Bankers bills a.
"A e7 Is and ~ 80 7.6 respectively for long ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RAILROAD EARNINGS. a
DENVER AND RIO GRANDh
Number OF miles,. l3l7 anl 90 10
Second week In June. sl4o3S0 s!o3 lSp ofiod' o99o
MILWAUKEE. LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN.
Number OF miles,. bI3 40 o.d -, o oc1
Second week In June. f54SS eped,o 5aoo'Ua0
Jan. 10 June H.. 1,25H6oo i,olo'o4. l'ooo,'oV
TOLEDO. ANN ARBoR AND NORTH MICHIGAN.
Number Of miles,. lS4 ~ an ES as
Second week In June. 80 tOi Hli'llo tIoUITog
Jan l n June H.. 2l",.9l -oo,-h Ao''o@'
RICHMOND AND wITr POINT TERMINAL
Cali Llncs)
Number OF miles. Isl Isl "a, ZI9 81
First week In June sdo52o3 $1,000 NJ coo
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
Number OF niles. 2SS 800 "a. &c VIC
First week In juno. ....''.. nll"ndE - ooao
Jan. | TO June L.. '....-'' o'"o'o soo'Vo@
KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
Number OF miles,. I'll ,ool. an, 90 1s-
Fourth week in May. eluS,JO! ,sIlS'.Oo
Jan. 70 May 81. l,S"l' l9l ioo"'fo' lo-i'4of
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA AND 81. Louie'
Month OF Msy- o.., nan - oo- on,
Gross carnlngS........ s.13'-ut FIo6' ~
Operating expenses. lo'V'l ioE'l'" Ao'o'
Net earnlngs........ ellhiIn Fp'oto FIUt 81, 81
July 10 May 81 lHSNHL Sa -. - ID ~ 90
Gross elrnlngS.... 3S' 10 S;'noo'.-5 ~ ia
Operating expenses. l'4"o5h lOt'a'- i''''''''
Net for IL months 81 o77,SO7 sl2lo'ooo sl'242'otH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

Ccuntrr propertp for Sale and 20 &et
A TLANTIC CITY N. J.-fIotels, boarding houses. cot
"A lots and bath houses 10 let for sale By g.
ADAMS & CO., Real Estate Agents, Real Estate and Law
Building. Atlantic City. N J.
l. OR 'sUBURBAN HOMES along tho West Shore cali
L agent OF the West Shore Railroad, or send J
cents In stamps ~ H. b. JAOE General Eastern Passenr
gsy Agent 1893 Broadway, Sew.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
t'oH 'AhAr NEw.LoNDoN. CONN.

The estate OF Dr. J. Nelson Borland II faces tho west
erly end Long Island Sound contains about eighty
acres u which forynve under excellent cult'
yaton high land, close TO the hiss large hand
somc. well.buIlt mansion house. with stable and tive
small greenhouses second house fully furnished, which
can rented two farmhouses and necessary outbuid-
ings 1t about four miles from NewLondon station,
with telephone communication with Western Union Tele-
graph ONCE 1t New London Ia thoroughly furnished and
the furniture will be sold with the house. Has ample
supply bath, well and cisen water The second house
antioned Is also offered for rent for the season, and
the Mansion House is speedily sold. that also VIII Be
offered for rent Apply TO
CHAs. u COTTING.
Tremont-st., Boston.
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Cost an0 fonn6.

r oST OR SToLEE.-Bsnk book No 2022s issusa q
l. the German savings BANK in the City OF Nes-iork'
Michael W. Lawler All persons are esuuonea 70 ne
bank corner iIth and 4th II not restored on ths
1t day OF July 1889 application Will be made 70 inc oahk
for a duplicate.
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TIRE 9HyERLL LIFT.

/ ACTUAL sALEa CLOSING. Ne.
Ons :, Bir't Low't Close. Bid !Askd sold.
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Proposed Amendment to The Constitution
Of Ohio.
II a x ALTON. /.
AMENDMENT NO. 1.

AMENDMENT NO. 1.
sEcr1oal. Be 1t resolved BY the General As.
shall Be submitted to the electors Of this stare,
on the first Tuesday after the first Monday IN
XII, of the Constitution OF tho State OF ONO, SO
that It shall read as follows:
ARTICLE XII.
Sec 2 The General Assembly shall provide
for the raising Of revenue for the Support OF
the state and local governments; but take: shall
ing grounds, public school-houses, houses used
exclusively for public worship, institutions OF
purely public charity, public property used e1;
ciusvsy for any public pusposs; ana Ref,ohs yons
two hundred dollars for each individual, may,
BY general laws, be exempted from taxation;
and the value OF all property SO exempted snaii.
from time to time, be ascertained ana puolsn'
ed, ss may be directed By law.
SECTION At such election those electors de-
string to vote for such amendment may have
placed upon their ballots tho words Taxation
Amendment-Yes." and those opposed to such
amendment may have placed upon their ballots
the words Taxation Anlendment-No."
SECTION 8 This amendment shall take eject
W '''' A''' ''' u ELBERr l. LAMPsoN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
THO. F. DAVIS,
President pro tenn Of the Senate.
Adopted April .. 1882
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO. !
OFFICE OF fHE SEcRErAaY OF S1AfBt
L Daniel J. Ryan, secretary Of state of the
ing is true copy Of q joint resolution adopted
| By the General Assembly OF the state Of Ohio
on tho 9Th day Of April. 4; D. 1889, taken from
| the original rolls filed in this office.
| In testimony whereof. have hereuuto sub
scribcd my name. and affixed my ofn
| [eRAI.l cial seal, at Columbus, the 10th day o
~ - " DANIEL J. RYAN,
| Secretary OF State.
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A new brand Of whisky is
called Elixir of Life.

A new brand Of whisky is
called elixir of Life.
Georgia will sell corn tins
year for the first time since
1859.
The oats crop in Illinois is
verv large, an average Of 81
bushels per acre.
This years crop Of sweet
sweet potatoes in Florida Is
the largest. ever known.
It is said that the Standard
Oil Company has bought out
the White Lead Trust.
Six Boston syndicates hold
farm mortgages amounting
to fifty millions.
tt is said there are lots OF
difficult tasks for men to ac-
complish in this world OF
woe. but the worst that a
Young married man has to
encounter, is to find a good
enough name for his first
baby.
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Progress Of Inventions Since l845.

In the year 1915 the present owners
of the Scientific American newspaper
commenced it's publication: and soon
after established a bureau for the pro
curing Of patents for inventions a. home
anc ii foreign countries. During the
year lSl5 there were only 5O2 patents
issued from The u. s. Patent office, and
the total issue from the establishment
of the Patent Office, mp 10 the end oil
that wear nu nbered only 4,3i7.
In to the first of July this year there
hava been granted 406.4l3 Showing
that since the commencement OF the
publication OF the Scientific American
there have been issued from the U. ).
Patent Office 402, l66 patents, and
about one third more applications have
been made than have bees grante1,
showing the ingenuity of our people to
be phenomenal, and much greater than
ever the enormous number OF patents
issued indicates. Probably a good
MANY of our readers have had business
transacted through the Offices OF the
Scientific American, in New York or
Washington, and are familiar with
Mum & Co.'S mode of doing business,
Ebut those who have not will be inter-
ested in knowing something abont this,
the oldest patent soliciting firm IN this
country, probably in the wo:ld.
Persons visiting the offices OF the
Scientific American, 36l Broadway, N.
lY.. for the first time will be surprised, /,
on entering the main Office, to find
su ch an extensive and elegantly estab-
lshment, with its walnut counters,
desks and chairs to correspond, and its
enormous safes, and such large mum
ber OF draughtsmen, specification writ
e-s and clerks, all busy as bees, re-
minding one Of large banking or in
surance office, with its hundred EN-
Iployees.
In conversation with one OF the firm
who had commenced the business o
soliciting patents in connection will
the publication Of the Scientific Amer
icnn. more than forty years ago,
, learned that his firm had made appli-
l cation Tor patents for upward oil ont
, hundred thousand inventors in thu
United States, and several thoasand
l in different foreign Countries, and ha
fled as many cases in the Patent vi
fee in q single month as there wer
patents issued during the entire hrs
4 year Of their business career. Ihi
= lgentleman had seen the patent otfic
grow from a sapling to sturdy OAK
4 and he modestly limited that man
: thought the scientific American wit
its large circul ton. had performed n
t mean share in stimulating invention
and advancing the interests OF the Pat
ent Office. But it is not alone the pat
t ent soliciting that occupies the atten
p ton of the one hundred persons. EN-
l ployed by Mum & Co., but larg
o number are engaged on the four publ
cations issued weekly and MONTH
u from their Office, SCI Broadway, Ne
g York, viz: The Scientific American
I the Scientific American Supplemen
the Export Edition of the Scientif
American, and the Architects an
: Builders Edition ofthe Scientific Ame
= ican. The first two publications al
, issued every week. and the latter tS
u the first of every month.
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-U,S Association is organized for the
purpose of raising money TO be loaned
- among the members thereof for use in
buying lots and houses, in building or re
pairing honses, and for such other purpo-
sf.s MS are authoriZad 10y law.
Books for the subscription to the capital
s,ock are now open at room No. 3, Collins
Building, 2d floor.
NJ .otings every Saturday night from to
0 O'Clock.
Weekly dues on earh SIC, sso"k, p cts
Any mem per can draw out his money at
any time, and If left more than months,
with dividends.
ANY member can borrow aS much money
as his shares of stock represen "t per
cent. interest, and such premium as he
may bid
For further information sc: Constitution
S. IT, BRIGHT, President.
John Hansen, Secretary.
L. an IL If
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All trains run by Standard Time.
M. y has direct co .necticn for t,Oluinb bus
and Chicago, nlsO all dOints on Z. a. Il T..
Ry, tn Millcrs',urg inclusive.
No. has direct connection from Chica-
go and Columbus.
Nos. and run daily between Putnam
and Dresden Junction.
No. q makes direct connection at Dres-
den Junction both east and west, also for
Cleveland sin e. y. & &. Ry.
J.C HART, Ticket Agent.
Lancaster, o.
FIG DARLINGTON, F.M. W.LKiNsoN
Superintendent, Gen A..
z Ztnesvills O. GAINESVILLE.
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Trains run daily. tDalIy except sunday

All trains between Cincinnati and Col
unIbiIs run through without chnnge ofenrs
connecting In the Union Depot with nildi-
verging lines.
The Fast Exp-ess leaving Cincinnati at
7:1O d. IN lis u solid tr,tintO Pittsburgh via
Wheeling, ,sleepingcar attached.
The train leaving Columbus at 3:35 a. m.
is solid train from Pittsbuig to Ctncin-
natl, with Sleeping Tar. At Columbus
sleeping tr Is get at east End Of Union De-
rot, which can be occupied any time be-
tween 900 p. M. and S::'5 y m.
The train lea ing Cincinnati at I'30a. IN.
has through coach to Columbus and Pitts-
hugh. also parlor car attached; and con-
meets at Columbus. with sleeping cars to
baltimore and hiladelphia.
The tram leaving Columbus Mt 2:l5 p. m.
has parlor car from Columbus to Cincin-
natl.
s.P. PEARODY, We REPPERr,
Genr Supt, Gen.i Pass tKt'
Columbus. o. Columbus
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usa
Immediately
WUNbEkFU CUktS % ca,nS r s @
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vii perfect
care easss and healthy rssssrAsson Of ns ssn'o
s1inaf} organs.
PRIVATE DIsEAsEs-Hrod Poison. vsnore.i Tant,
et Strieiure Seminal Emlsona. Less OF Sexual rowef
WsSueas Of Organs Want Desire Male or femae
h:Sis 2, =. ..pa nen.
speedily permanently cured Consultation frsa ana strictly
conadenHal Absolute guafaneed NO rsts
Crsspoudenes promptly answered. and medicines seas "
nom observation b ali parn of ths United stsses.
DISEASES OF woMHN.-ws hero special ds'e,s
teofoaehly errspod dsvoted exclusively 70 shs
reausut Ct diseases Of Kvy ease consuming our
specialist ottes In porson given tn msss
which bed ski q 4, the home
Of dsca,cs peculiar success has bean
tvothrds Of our patients boins ladies' od Iou
rich and poor Our method Il entirely fee from ocee
uonabis features general pracione: nsmeiy Local
We seldom dpd We prepare reme
d,ss and local. Demands and instruct
| ladies' how treat themsslves.
Ep1LEPsY, Or YITe-Pcsiursly cured By new and
nsver. failing method.
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National Educational Association 81
Nashville. Tenn.

For the National Educational Asso-
citation at Nashville. Tenn. the G. d T..
NJ. r.. r. will sell round trip tickets at
extreme low rates. Tickets on snie
july lst to 18th, and good returning
until September 10th. For tickets.
rates and time OF trains call on Agent
of the c. NJ. r r., or address W. E.
RIpPERT, Gen'l. Pass. Agent, Colum-
bus, Q. lJune z'-'"l
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-08-29
AGRICULTURAL.

hVlllVOuXO OXNI1As
Last year the Argentine
Republic shipped 900
tons of grain to Europe
This year it will send $500
COO tons.
The Department of Agrl-
culture is making arrange
ments for the Introduction
In this country of new varl-
cites of wheat to take the
place of those which have
deteriorated.
The seeds of weeds are of
ten present among the seeds
whlch are sown. Farmers
must be on their guard con-
ting1ally when they purchase
grass seed, or else they may
SOW their farms with nox-
ious weeds.
Peach yellow is no new
disease, as it is said to have
been observed in the vicinity
Of Philadelphia as early. as
LOO. Whether or not pot
ash is a remedy can hardly
be saia to be settled, but it
is we'll known to be a choice
special manure, not only for
the peach, but for all fruit
trees.
Many weeds are introduc-
ed into the garden with the
manure used. Stable man.
ure contains the seeds of all
the weeds which existed in
the hay and straw Of which
the manure was formed. The
writer has seen seen differ
cnt crops of weeds growing
on his grounds, brought from
different stables. CONNER
cial fertilizers are free from
weeds.
Pear blight and its neal
relatives, ounce blight and
apple-twig blight, are all un'
usually plentiful this season
caused by the damp growing
weather, which seems to bt
as favorable to the diseas'
as to vegetation generally
Cutting at once, eight or tel
inches below the affected
part. and burning, will gen
orally arrest the trouble.
No farmer would think Q
conducting ordinary farm op
-erations with no better i'm
plements than could be ha'
forty or fifty years ago. Tn
strong competition to whicI
farmers everywhere are sub
jected obliges them to us
the best implements that ca
be purchased. Expensiv
harvesting machinery, ofte
used only a few days in th
year, is unhesitatingly DO
under this necessity of gel
ting the crop secured at lea'
cost per acre. Whatevt
saves labor must be had, n
matter what the cost may b.
Copperas, or sulphate {
iron, as it is called, is recon
mended as a remedy for pa
asites in the lungs and inte'
tines of lambs. II is fe
with fine salt. The cope
as should be finely pulveri'
ed and mixed in the propo
tion of one part of copper'
to ten OF twelve Of SALT
This mixture should be kel
in troughs or boxes in I'll
pasture, where the flock ca
have access to it at all time
Two parts Of flour of sulphl
added to the mixture WI
improve it, as the sulph'
will have a tendency to fir
the flock from ticks.
A we'll cared for pota
crop is an excellent prepar
ton for wheat. After Il
crop is off cultivate the su
face, simply to level it, raj
off the potato tops, and thro
them in the barnyard +
bedding. No plowing is n
cessary, and with a lit
phosphate drilled in with t
seed the wheat crop will
a good one. Potatoes are n
an exhaustive crop. T
cultivation and shading
the ground develop nitroge
which the potato crop
ward the last has little L
for, and which remains in t
soil for the grain crop so
after it.
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CURLING OF PILES 0VARANTEEDcvM g,
n GO ur ~ easo ef faare No reqnirs& o. ssspens

CURIN0 OF PII.E0 0pAHANTEEV.wm w, uyS
p,Ooo er aaJ ef failure. No mon reaefs0
10 psrnes.
hat dcsadai ana destructive habit which annually sweeps
uAsims,y grave thoasands 81 yos1S men Oh saao
brilliant intsiieot may cali with confidence.
DIR fRANCB-Aner years Of s.pe.isnee, Aae Gseevsfed
ne rsassst s vesknsss In shs bach snd nmos
incs.yv dsoSsrro impotsnsy general debility ne1vouepess
isnssor ideas ps:son Of .ns heart. S"ia Sss
res ose o. skiu sotcns sf tho ver lungs stomach or
terrible arising from the solitary vice o
X ausicipatious resdsrine marriage tmpossioe ons
ssndid thousnt before week OF monm may
[ vour osse seyspd the reach hope Ny method Of treat
cnt speedily and psrmanenty cure me moss
md absolutely restore perfect manhood
M nsrDnrr.AoED MEN-9hess are many ffom III
.ee % o 60 troubled With frequent evseuaons o. oe
biaddn Oman accompanied By shsas burning o. ,, snno
account ST on sxaminson Of the urinary deposits Iopy
.sSen mn hs found and somsmss small PARTICLES OF aoe
me- vii appear Or viii Be thin O. miikh nus
changing . torpid sppesr.ass Iners afs @SS r
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