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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-24
Undrained land is always wet in the

UnOralQeQ lauu Is dlWdSe "eo IL 'i.S
spring and CAN never be worked as early
as drained land can. This delay some
times IS a serious obstacle to farm work
ard often reduces the crop one-haIf or
more. And any land in which water ap-
pears in the furrow or which is 80 wet US
to smear the moidboerd in the spring
needs draining. Water is DOUBTLESS IN
dispensable to plant growth, as it IS TO
the life and growth of animals, but as an
animal perishes when it is submerged IN
the water so plants will perish when the
roots are submerged. Stagnant water is
deadly to plants, not only because 1t
DESTROYS their life, but because the eN,
cess of water so dilutes the diss olved food
as to starve the plants by depriving them
of nutriment. These are sufficient rea.
sons of themselves why wet land should
be drained, and some land that is not
always wet needs drainage as well as the
wettest, for smothering in water or the
temporary Withholding of nutrimeat Tor
even a short time is quite as fatal as II
these obstacles to life were permanent
-Mew Yrk Times.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-24
The Miniature Kerry Cows.

Of late years the Kerry COW, which re-
ceived its distinctive name from the
county of that name in Ireland, has &C.
ouired its celebrity for quantity and
quality of milk given. The Kerrys are
miniature cattle, the specimen bull being
only three feet, six and half inches in
height at the shoulder, the girth at the
same place being five feet, seven inches.
1t will be seen that it has bulk, though
somewhat cat-hamed-not unusual in
males OF great milking breeds. Six to
seven hundred weight, English, is the
weight as given of these cattle.
Mr.. Mahony, on Irish breeder, says OF
his herd, mostly heifcrs with first cali,
that many of them are giving eight to
ten quarts of milk day each, and that
the test shows ten to fifteen per cent. Of
cream. Professor Baldwin, another we'll
known Irish farmer and breeder, is re-.
corded as saying: "The Kerry is small
in size, exceedingly hardy, and can sub
sist on poor and exposed pasture. 1t
often bears a close resemblance in size,
shape and color to the native cattle of
Wales and Brittany. The color pre-
ferred is black, with o ridge of white
along the spine, and white streak along
the belly. Cattle of true Kerry descent
are met with of other colors. Thus, I
have seen them brown, black and white,
and black and brown. The horns are fine,
with o tendency to turn upward at the
points. The skin is soft, unctuous and
of fine orange tone, which is visible
about the eyes, the ears and the muzzle:
The milk is peculiarly rich and well
favored, and the quantity of it yielded,
even on hard fare, is 80 great that the
Kerry has been styled the poor mans
w."-Prairie Farmer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-24
Benefits of Land Drainage.

Drainage of land is beneficial in more
ways than the mere removal of water
from the land. The winter with its
frosss brings to mind one very import
ant advantage gained in respect of the
absence of excessive cold from the land.
Wet land freezes very deeply, because
it is not only compact and filed with
water, but the cold penetrates more
easily any land that contains no air in
it's interstices, and the freezing expands
it so that the roots are torn and the plant
suffers serious in Jury. Light frosts thus
lift tie surface soil and cause what is
known as heaving, which results in the
disastrous winter killing of fall grain,
grass and clover. The warmth of drained
land, secured by the removal of the
water and the existence Of air spaces all
through the soil, is of very considerable
benefit at all seasons, but most especially
in the winter, and should not be ignored
by those farmers whose land is water
soaked at any time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-24
4 Remedy for Scabby Legs.

What is called "scabby legs" in poultry
is due to the Presence of small mite
somewhat similar to the species which
causes scab in sheep. If scab is re-
moved from the leg of fowl and placed
under a microscope of high power, the
mites and pupe may be seen in large
numbers. An ointment made of equal
parts of lard and kerosene, and then
slightly thickened with overs of sui
phur, will destroy the mites and cause
the fungus-like growths to drop OH.
leaving the legs and feet clean and
smooth. Two or three applications of
this ointment will usually be sufficient to
effect cure.--Ne,o YorE Sun.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-24
FARM AND GARDEN.
Iow-Ecaded Orchards.

The whole tendency of modern tree
planters is 10 have trees, especially 70:
fruit. headed low. The tree is less ex'
posed to the winds, its fruit is more
easily gathered, much OF it being low
enough for a man to pick while standing
on the ground or mounted on short
step.l ladder. The fear that the trees
may be in the way of cultivation should
not make it necessary to prune high.
After the trees get to the bearing size,
muc'?iug, to keep the grass down, ls
bette. than cultivation, ,-Blston CaLts-
Gator.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-24
Cleanliness in Drying Apples.

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One of the great apple regions Of this
country is in the counties of Wayne,
Monroe. orleans and Niagarain Western
New York. Apples are largely trans
ported to the Atlantic city markets, and
thence exported to foreign lands, but in
recent years the evaporating business has
grown to large dimensions, and the pro.
duction and export of the dried fruit has
greatly increased. Within part of the
area of the counties above-named are
some 1900 evaporating establishments,
some of them disposing of 1000 bushels
of apples each day. Not less than 3d.
OO0 hands are employed and the value of
the product runs into the millions. As
100 pounds of the fruit yield about
twelve pounds of the dried product. some
idea of the drain upon the orchards may
be formed. There is, of course. great
saving in the freight charges upon the
dried fruit. A case of fifty pounds from
New York to Liverpool would cost thirty
cents, while the equivalent in apples
would cost $2.25. There is also the loss
from deterioration in the fresh fruit from
which the evaporated is free. One point
is of the greatest importance in the pro
duction of dried fruit in evaporating
establ shments, and that is the element
CT scrupulous cleanliness. We have seen
carelessness and neglect in some concerns
which if witnessed by consumer would
turn him forever against this product.
They should make cleanliness habit
american Agrieulturist.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-24
The City Doctor and the Lame Little
Country Boy.

DR.. George F.. Shrady, of New York
city, during one of his frequent "runs"
to Ulster County, says the Kingston
IN. W Freeman, related pathetic
little incident that came under his
knowledge year or 50 ago. The doctor
was in the country enjoying rest. Dur
ing a ramble ore day he noticed sickly-
looking boy of about eight years OF age
resting by the roadside. Near the child
and gazing tenderly at him was sweet
faced old lady, whom he called
sranny." The child touched his cap
politely to the doctor, and the little wan
face lit up at a few kindly remarks that
were made by the stranger. A day OF
two afterward the doctor was told that
an old lady and little boy wished to see
him.
81 could do nothing to stop his COM
ing,n explained the woman. "He says
over and over, ever since the day he saw
YOU, that you can make him well an
like other boys. He gives me no peace
night or day, an so I have taken the
liberty of bringing him to you to cure"
"The faith of the old lady aud her
little grandchild was so touching,"' said
the doctor, ''that I resolved to do my
very best to effect cure, and in time
the youngster was running about, strong
and we'll as his companions. Last
Thanksgiving Day home made box was
delivered by express at DR.. Shrady's
home in New York city. The box con-
tained turkey and little note, written
in boyish hand, which said:
clear doctor this IS from the boy what
you made well i know the turkey is young
and tender for raised it from the egg my
self"
81 have often received muni6cent
fees from grateful patients that my skill
has helped relieve" said the doctor,
"but I was never more touched by
gift in all p,ofes sional experience than
when that little country chaps turkey
in the rough little box with the words
expresses all pade' written on every
side, was delivered me-"
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putting plug of lint dipped in this into

putting plug of lint dipped in this into
the opening so as to prevent the surface
closing before the bottom is healed.
The shorter the line of communities
ton between the producer and consumer
the larger is the proportion of what the
latter pays when he rea.hes the pockets
OF the former. Why not plan to reach
directly into the consumers pocket
book?
Soft feed for chicks is undoubtedly
the cause of great deal OF mortality
among them. \ mixture Of cornmeal,
old bread, bran and m:ddling, with just
erourh milk to moisten it, is a good
feed, and broken rice may be given for a
change.
Many dairyman who is glad to get
TWENTY-FIVE cents a pound for his butter
might have forty Or fifty cents II ne
would employ his best talent to find ap-
preciatire customers and keep them sup
piled regularly with product up to the
standard.
Feather pulling is due to idleness, and
not to a lack of something in the food
as many suppose. Active birds, if con-
fined and not exercising, will pull feath.
ers, but the habit is easily acquired
from any one of the flock by the other
members thereof.
Four pounds of cornmeal should make
an increase of one pound live weight in
good young pigs, and fourteen pounds
SKINNED milk should also make pound
of increased weight Then seven pounds
of milk and two pounds of meal ought
to make the same weight of pork.
If readers who are troubled with cows
milking themselves viii take one-fourth
of q pound of cayenne pepper and mix
it with one pound OF lard, applying the
mixture to the cows teats after milking
(wipe the teats before milkingl and con,
tinue its use about two weeks, it Will
cure the habit, says one who has tried
the plan with satisfactory results.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-24
Viciousness Dcscends.

viciousness is inherited, as much as
the virtues are. Breeders should, there
fore, be on guard against using vicious
animals for breeding, and as far as pos
:sible train and manage their stock to Sc
cure the most docile disposition. This
is not only a great convenience, but is
economical and profitable. That noted
horse Messenger was exceedingly saw
age, and transmitted this quality to
some of his most valued descendants;
Royal George, in particular, was so
vicious that his owner kept him in q
stable four years idle, for fear of him,
and he killed one groom and severely
injured others. This quality of docility
is invaluable in the dairy, for many val
liable lives are yearly sacrificed by the
ill-nature of bulls. 1t is equally valuable
in beef cattle, for quiet animal is fed
much easier and quicker than an unruly
and fretful one-Msw 70 4 TrNune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAT-Brick are selling freely at
steady prices Cement firm. Lime ranges from SIC 70
81 %. Haverstraw brick. s. 2jds5 rs TshHn. S5G
IS so Uprver Hard 81 1895 So Pale, e 1875 RoS
dale Gem Mt 90cd&I per Dbl American Portland - ~
~ 2S English Portland g. 35ds2 80 German Portland,
e. s0Gs2 70. Lath quoted at g. 3Oas2 30 per 1OUo.
Goats hair, 22d25c Cattle hair, lSc.
CHICOKY-Steady and jobbing freely. We quote Seele
yellow Paper. 54djSc; Ganula,ed. 5Aci H. . genuine
Granulated Sic Taylor Brothers English casks dSac
COCoA-unchanged in price, but the holding interest
is steady MaIacsibo 22022l2c Cauca 22GH3c CarSsa
llal5c; Trinidad. 182c; Baha 13c and Guayaquii lS@
132c.
CoOPERAGE sTOCK-Thcre has been fair movement
rates Molasses Shocks and Heads - 81 75GS2
Sugar Shoots and Heads 35inch, - 81 a6dSi % ;
3G-inch. 81 f5ds So Old Shocks and new Heads 3Snch
5Qasl SIS 30-incb 81 40; Old Shocks without he9ds
81 o5aSl 10 Rum SHOCKS and Heads g l5dTB 70 Rum
Pipes IS 50d$6 Empty HOgsheads, 81 10; HOOPS IL fe
s930$35 II feet. $-od<SO.
CotFEEon the SPOT ruled quiet but prices were stead
Dy maintained. No. fiat bean quoted lsasc and unde-
scribed DO 17sc. Sales. 1000 bags CapaDa at Isle
for No 900 BAGS No. 6 Santoa. 1910. Mid growths
demand. Sales 300 bags SaVanila, 90 bags Con-
tra American and 81 bags Maracabo private terms. OPP
tions were somewhat unsettled but the speculation
devoid ylgOr september declined points at the outset.
closed that lower. Later months. however ruled
hrn, finally gained about 5 points. with little
oyerng Of shortS' iaNre adliceS Tenrtd decline o.
1sdia H. and Hamburg - pig on deliveries UP to Jan,
vary London a r0e better in some cases. Official
quotations, As 2. July, rs Cd August, rs Sep
fenber rs sd October 16s November, AS I'd; Deccm-
3D. Rott rdan reports COOL Ordinary Java 5i4c.
Market firm. Rio quotes Regular First. = $50 Good
Second 300; exchange (pryat). 232 receipts G0o0
bags RIO clearlDces for United States 5000 bags Rio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

Chicago a 'neca TO s9Gsk %aSfi Ihc
Ihe iG.'isn So showed an Gnauay large dccrca.e
equal to 2I52 900 husn which scr,gd as though he
%.athcr cundan, auroaa reported as quiz iaN"r
able & 6T,inq Of May dll,er, wnicn hepd the
nun dc aotaef @s,9rn9e 1866 1906 bush Geias
taken domestic crop repcrs were gnr,yc goqa IS6t
rcrInt. of Canlolnia wheat al Liverpool rue t,t' m
;he days tra3irg wa 'NSGs st started at 9ic
Seiinst 9ac he oneis close Of yesterday ai'e' EnJn
Dc leaving oil lrn s'ptembr RANGED from go ,
carly u."I on Gee hi9nrr iat, closing at the
TOP December which opened a. 9d l-IGc aod beCGecI
3ic i6cn dropped 99ac. buJ rallied thereafter to
e. o2 gr ~ rio6o bush prns ard 2252o3 bush wineI
slboad c-n,, 5s25, bush eaar erS n n, U'V va,
r55r srht ofyancr. AUGUST closed 81 1916 sp N.
bc 81 aG ana Dnccmber "b l.i0c. IN uc 'Po[ a.
market wa. a,o ronee ana prSg1 aqI 5d 4fsGed
chicago p.9 ac ' t IN, c Trit'd Knedom and cont.
cSpirt SAILS Us 900 bush iutur 10000 6g,a SPOT; m
GLIDING unrradcd Chicago ,prng "5ci uus saea ,eq e%
93Lc: No red ~ elevator 1'c i't ne" ann 9oS,c ,a
81 80 Sqsi oi aaol 10. Nortliern nominal 9?' -
goIns at % sc do Gctor [lo,lnr At do Noy,m
9Gac do Janp2ry closing q c 90 My, Ia 1r
Sale 900 bush No Milwaukee to arrive, COZ and
ro w wesa in 9qa9@a E quo'ff Il M2IT
Lqrcr receipt, and free offerings tended 70 weaken the
no. mIfhet today and prices at one period 'h""'l
df.llno ~ .dac. The close. however. was somewhat
,,,gc drrrla,cd $50 600 bush IL had little influence
SeiuI.r- took upward Of $4,000 bush pot and nearby
at the outset. following tho West but thr
CIo-c showed fun recovery In Keeping Win
10 strength I'm wheat Speculation was slow.
saas SIS 600 utur 39S OO bush spot and hy
udng uncrad,d mixed and white l3~dt j4c; steamer
rllcd quoted iiaii4c aGoat; 80 MIXED ilaittG
elevator: 4iedtIsc afo1t. spot and near BIZ 41'2d
457.c T. O b.. part next wees, No. july, 43's i4c.
dosing ct 4ir; do August a. 3-lGaf42c. closing At
iiic: do September 80 34ji-c. closing nt oh do.
O.tobcr 45+al5lc, closing at 45Ac .-.. oATS-Seiiug
bt Iouc- roth hcr' and no the We-t caused decided
ir.ak today and The market closed very hcavy SPOT
lo,. declined fully tar aud tsadng was c-, active.
0ptIou, broke lc July and August and i-0'" on
atr months. leaving OF wcat. Thor, Yrr' reports 70
~. effect that several -nOr-" had settled privately. and
DIS added the depression. Clearance. 80 bush.
Sales 300 COO bush future 10 COO bush spot including
80 2 mixed 3-Ld3Sc elevator: No. white. 30 toe
elevator. so mixed 8ea39Lc elevator closing at .,
No white 9giedfliec closing AZ 3alcr; 40. I white.
Az a4ac elevator: mgradcd mixed Western. 3G'2d41c;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
. SCOTCH PIG-A steady

gaGtcd for % sand nS scoTcM Ple STEADY
S2i sunm iS 81 90 DIimcngtoa 52 90 5?0 Elm
ton slogso PIP ,cTad, has been ght but
A5GGa quoted at lg a9S Sai baa G % I D.
Sy Sa 10 tons Got 90 C' 20 ons a. Ge GaGe 3D.
SAyAL sToHEs- Spirits, TgRPENTIxi.--In mcdsr.
s S oon Quoted eGsag 4 a. 5s & COD q s
J.. 9 40; X, - s. VI. % 20 n, - o0as2 s.; W &C.,
0iLs-of cottcns,ed sales, $50 bbls of grade yellow,
S2c There was generally steady manSet S,h moderate
summer yellow, 55c COco1nut yon64e Co hin e Coo.
g5e WSse Soc Lad prime $685. St bs ,sssJ +e
beneb cfrGe hGF'srn 26e3c6ed ID prg siaac
natural winter 1916; natural sping, 6edCoc bleaehed
winter 7saSlc; bleached spiing, 72a13c; Whale,
% FqG i N9T 5s DO sSa bsan s saIs
s0aSe extra 6iIaehed Sc EIhadnt Osa[aee VIM
, 1iE go i Ri sc Palm choice Lagos '"oc'
cra freight situation. steam berth accommodation wa
o9ht after to far c3ent and the fo a9 Xxx. e9g y1e
1000 bush d. 3d. and 5000 d. cd % Leth, q 900
%, 81. PETROLEUM .CHARrERo-snp North
Norwegian bark India. hence 70 United KINGDOM OF
yoya SSo pol, cf On oo5 Xxx rm' s
MISCELLANEOUS CHARACTERIZATION steamer
Der 81 80 and SOM per day schooner Hattie H. Barbour
from Ellzabethport Bath coal Csc and discharge;
schooner Annie A. Lewis hence to Bangor corn, 2'.c.
schooner Herald Portland 70 NeN.York. ice 81 So III
days 10 load and discharge.
Of cargo caStasa Is S Gus and any for @e S s1.
pha Fair aning quO.ed a. l3lGei Centrifugal %
quiet and unchanged, Crushed 6tc Cue Loaf ,6te:
"a -" 3.l6c; Confectionery "a 6 Lice: Standard
a." Sac on "An 91665s,c; White Extra &C"
59.16c. EXtra &C." 5sa52c; &c" 54d5 5l6c; Yellow.
ssTEHRINE-Quet and about steady; choice and prime
lard quoted TiGL2c respectively. 0eomargarine city.
DC Ont.Of-tOwn, SEC.
TALLOW-UnchanCo in price and quiet Prime city
quoted at 4loc No sales reported.
'pOBACCO-Firu and in brisk demand Sales 40
cases 1ss7!sS Pennsylvania seed leaf S3dI3c 50
1855 Havana, private terms; % 1885 New
England Havana l6d22Lc; $50 cases sundres 5d32c;
800 bales Havana, G5cdsi 12ia 200 bales sumatra,
81 25GS2 40
" WOOT-Thcre has been a light movement in wool for
week past sales being largely confined 10 small lots
manufacturers determined keen down to the
most necessary wants. There is some accumula.
ton stocks and buyers might nd bargains here and
there though the feeling holders Is pretty steady
on fine grades and foreign stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

NOLASSES-Ilad a light Inquiry. NewOreans quoted
NJ 9~dljc, fair TO strictly fancy Porto Rico, 28aJ9c
English Island. 2Oa3Oc.
METALS-Gn irons the movement continues fair but
chiefly back orders buyers are not operating freely
ofth though there Indications Of weak.
mes, on the part OF sellers In fact all grades firmly
hold and prices last We quote Northern
At fsdSlS 80 for No and sl7dsl7 20 for No 2, and
sI7 5Od4lS for No Southern, ~ good brands STEEL
RAILS-A steady but quiet market, with s3l 5Oas32
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flats 60 Eel. nnturnisheo

4 ENTRAL PARK. WEST. Nos. o2G and
" -@S. hear o2G-.t. directly hcing Cen
trail pGgk.-E.crant suites = large rooms.
passenger elevator. steam. hot water &c.;
rents. $500 b. $1,000, uneAccptonabie ref
'ronc"- required
ELAIS 70 LET ~ III
L GORDON.
S9.h-st., 9tb-aVe. newly decorated steam
heat and all modern Improvements; rent
from S35 20 $50 per month; rooms and
bath. Inquire Of the owner, On premises.
~ RENT -L1rPc aad small Apartment
Il In tho flrcproof building. so Madison.
ave, cor. 2oth-st
900 WLST l7TH-Sr-Sil Hcht. cool.
90 healthy rooms. lath. iWProtr.
ments. mirrors nine ogter windows SUPERB,
$50. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

Good Ordinary. I1GIL0W MiddIing.....---1lle
Strict Good Ordinary 10 3.lON ddng II ljlG
Opuon~-Thcre weaker feeling developed to-day.
aid the General market suffered q decline attended with
little selling ''one>" Install sales showed losses
Of points late months wh me near option, were
without atcra change. But the Liverpool adVicrs
disappointing the day therc were expected rains
TeXa, tonight. both OF when PROMPTED lrecf selling.
and decided break followed months dropped 9di0
rOln- and crop deliveries lost 1d9 points, closing at
the SaleS q .Iln lllNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

for Europe 5000 bags total STOCK 100 0o0
tags market firm Santos receipts. 900 ba-s receipts 70
40 july to July 81. 1870. $4,000 haas same cine os3
% 900 bags lS-s 2GG 00J BAGS receipt, AZ
santos July T. July H. 1890. 5000 tl-s; same ;He
1859 10000 bags same tine 1scS. 5000 bag. Ioal
sales here to-day 20 ESQ bags. as follow
CLOSING prices. Il-hn. {. Lowest Sales.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

DRUGS DYES, Nc-INo marktt has r1Ied Quot an
the week heavy trading was concerned but TIE
IIsual obbiuc movement ha> continued and every.
thing in drug line received it. shasc OF attention.
The variations have been ccmnra ycy slight a, offerings
in no case were excessive. Alcohol Is moving IN
parcels former prices quoted at - % for wood,
.. l,,r cent and 10 for - per BOIaA in
fair demand and finn; R.lnca at 9a9+c. Com.
nhor quiet but steady: quoted At 45c in bDls and
iGc III cases; Castor oil remains ti1, unchanged ia
Tor barr Is Basan Tolu quo'ed at 90 1856. ana
Pasam Peru 95cdSl. Carb; Ammonia quoted - asc.
800, Tartar is steady ard n fair demand quoted at
26c for CRYSTALS and grannotcd Gutrh firm. Win
81 9ati OH PeanYoyal ~ $50 Il 80 Pepp mint in
tn cans, - aa2 - i9s WgtG,rn Ginger firm and in
at i7L dis9c for drums and cases Gums are moving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
Gin zeal Cstatc 90 Get.
BROOKLYN Real Estate.
Hcal Gslnte fl)anteo.

WANTFD.-A furnished house on {2d-st.
w between Grand Central Depot and
rrOad way. ur 5th-aNe. between , itl and i.d
st.. or 3ith--t between sth-aN'. and EroN-
way. Address. with location and price.
PHYSICIAN. Bon 10. Tribune OHce.