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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-22
Hucklen's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts bruis-
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letter, chapped hands, chilblains, cOrns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by john
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-22
MANY FAMILIES DESTITUTE.
Terrible Work Of the Flames In the For
ests Of Michigan.

Terrible Work Of the Flames In the For
ests Of Michigan.
BIG RAPIDS, Mich, May 16-From
Manistee to Huron, on the lower PENN
sula. forest fires are still raging. Up to
date the loss is estimated at $4,000, 900,
and it will probably be doubled unless
checked by rain. The loss in the upper
tiers far exceed this estimate. Fully
forty families are reported destitute at
Hart. Twin Lake has SO far been pre-
served, but the danger is not yet over. In
the vicinity of White Cloud rains have
subdued the fires, but hundreds of fam
lilies are destitute. The situation at Es-
canada is very serious. With a high
wind the place would be in great dan.
ger. All the inhabitants of Walker.
vile, which was burned last Sunday, have
escaped
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-22

Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" No inter
nal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema itch
all eruptions the face, hands. nose. &C., leav-
healing and curative powers are possessed by no
other remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayne's
Ointment.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-22

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, Tho cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria-
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-22
Guardian Sale.

In the matter of the estate of Mary G.
Symes, minor. Notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF license to me granted by the Probate
Court in and for the County of Saginaw, in
the State of Michigan, on the nth day OF Janu.
airy A. d. 1891, win sell at public Auction or
Vendue, to the highest bidder, at the front door
OF the Court House In the City of Corunna in
the county OF Shiawassee, and State aforesaid
on the 2lst day of May, A. D.. 1884, at two clock
In the afternoon OF that day, all the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit
Lots and 2, block 2, N. G. Philips addition TO
the village OF Bancroft, Shiawassee County,
Michigan.
ALICE SYMEs,
Guardian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
Saving. in Sine states.

The amount OF deposits in the sayiug-
banks OF the six New England States and
in New York. New JERSEY and Ponnsyl-
yauia, during the year 1890. aggregated the
enormous sum Ot Sl2iH.OJUO UO, or an m
crease over the preceding year Oi SOJ.O0O-
900. The population Oi these nine states h.
about lI.1'OOOu. and the number Ol depusi-
tors last year was 3,52O,01l ara incre Sc OF
10000 for the year. 10 VIII thus bee seen
that the increase iu Che total amount ofdc-
pOsits for the year WAS equal tO about SIS
tor each depOsitor. or, 90 pat DO in another
Nay. the total savings for the year amount
ed % nearly - for each iuhabitaut
These figures show not only that the
working classes have been pros
porous, but thdt they have been
thrifty as We ]. The disposition 10 save has
been growing with the opportunities for
saving, and the deposits in ue savings
banks fail far short Of exhibiting the fan
extent Of the accumuluti0us. There are
scores Of building and loan associations.
each with hundrr is OF stockholders. and
the weekly contributions ia the form Of
dues foot up millions annually. The share
holders Tor The most part have for their OIL
ieCt tine procurement of homes, but many
seek tnis form Of investment because %
brings higher interest than is paid hy
the savings banks. The annual savings
IN the manufacturing states are GER
tainly largely IN excess or a per capita.
In periods of prosperity, and, taking
the whole country through. S2JO,OOO0OU
would not De an excessive estimate Of the
annual savings when work is plenty and
wages good. There are sections Of the
country in which sayings-banks are few
and far between, and in which the accumu-
latiOus must necessarily De- largely with
drawn fiOm circulation. Money invested
IN banks Il rs not lie idle. and that which
goes INTO building and loan treasures il |
actively employed. but where there are
none Ot these facilities Tor investment
the small hOardings are laid away in
a secure corner u meet the purposes for
which they are Intended. We have here
a strong argument in favor OF postal saw !
ngs-banks which will not only encourage
thrift and economy. and TO that extent |
guard against pauperlsm and crime. but |
keep in circulation the money represented
By savings. There is ia this city a single !
bank which has on deposit Sl3. 7Oj, 900, the |
great bulk Of which represents small earn |
ngs. The Gep0sit0rs now number -, Si3 /
which is an increase OF LOS over those of /
he preceding year. The benefits which low |
rom such an institution as this are meal |
:ulable, and as sayings-banks are multi |
)lied throughout the country the annua
savings OF the working classes will be cor
MISUNDERSTANDING Com
nercial Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
roreien Notes OF interest.

The servian Cabinet has resigned.
Ills reported in Tomuay that Ahdurrah-
msn Khan, the Ameer of Afghanisian, Is
dead.
10 is stated that Archbishop Galimoerti
panal uunciO al Vienna. has notified the Aus
tran Court that the Pope viii send the Golden
Rose To the Empress Of Austria
The Rappel to-day announces that the
Committee on laudons has pronounced IN
favor Of committing the sentence of death
passed upon ~ chcl Eyrsud. the murderer OF
Goune. TO one of imprisonment for ne
Dr.. Won ~teghan Ierman. secretary ofSiate
or posts and lclcEmphs, ann unced ODD the
Reichsfag Yesterday lhc government in-
tentiOn 10 reduce the tariff ON ltlcgiams nom
forty to twenty piennig
Adviccs from Massoeah, ON the Red sea-.
~ay that a terrific storm. followed hN hoods
mas caused enormous damage lhi'Nenoul INC
island Of Mas>OWah. over ore hundred lci-
sons lost their lives during the storm or rs
result If The Hoods.
The Prince of wales concusveiy proves
that iu his ease time is certainly money. llr
nas not yet lived flty years yet since Do hcil
Treasury and spent sl6 .ooOOn aud j. now in
debt $4,000. 900. iustras oil ouly .SOO,OUO as
WIS once believed.
Professor Cu'tman. occurring before num-
Der OF physicians Of Berlin, says that he ha
m. ated 1854 patients according iO the Koch
sVsfem a. inOcua.iou. of which number
nffl-Onc were iu the nrsl Stag OF inc
diseus- and showed marked 81 -, al improve
mrut. OF Do remainder >iNtt -loui were iin-
proving.
Dispatches received a. London from
Greece tell OF % horrible disaster wrought hN
ana avalanche one OF tnr huge masses ul
SNOW. ice AMI Garth came rolling down iium
The mountain upon tIc town 10 AtuImhun
with terrible r,snlf. TWENTY Give persons
were killed outright and man, were injured.
while eighty houses were destroy NI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
A week of Great Activity, showing the
Organization Of AIany Btg Enterprises.

Special reports 10 the Manufacturers
Record show that Industrial activity
throughout the South increases with the ap-
prOach of Spring. The past week has
been a very busy one, and many enterprise.
of great magnitude have been cOnsum-
mated that VIII add largely 10 the progress
and prosperity Of the whole South. There
Is a decided revival in the project on
of new cotton mills. and South Carolina
shows tor the week two new mill companies
with an aggregate capital OF SlOOO,0OO
and active work commenced on the
building of another mill 10 cost
S10O,OJo. Ia Columbus, Ga, $1,000
Will be- spent IN charging "A cotton mill now
m operation, and IN Salisbury, y. c., Il new
mill will be built, In Virginia a 81 .O00. 0OI
steel and iron company has been organized,
and at Buena Vista in the same State "a
S2,OOO.0OO land company has been char
tered. Three hundred thousand dollar brass
works are % be moved from New Ork 10
Virginia and II Is reported that a 81 100000
manufacturing company will be moved 10
the same state from Louisville. In Iennes-
see Northern capitalists have just invested
very heavily in CHATTANOOGA, the aggregate
amount being reported atSl 900 OOOtOSl - o.
900. A private letter from Great Britain 10 the
Manufacturers Record reports tee fun Or
ganiZatlon Of company with "a capital Of
S2,OOO,OOO 10 purchase and develop large
mineral properties IN east Tennessee, which
were investigated last fall by English eX-
perts. Georgia shows the organization OF
a Sj,OOO,OOO land and lumber company 10
operate in the timber regions Of the south
ern part OF the state. A 500, 900 cOal-mining
and coke company. and $4,000 oil
aid gas company have been chartered
IN West Virginia. In Florida $780,
900 phosphate company has been
organized; in Charleston, :. c., $50. O0O
lead company; in Bristol, Tenn, $4,000
foundry and machine works company. IN
Baltimore 100000 company is to bui d ex-
tensiye electrical works, and 10000 has
been added 10 the capital Of car works now
In operation, TO enlarge operations. This s
a brief summary Of some Of the leading Gu
terprises that have become realities during
the week, and does not include many pro
jected enterprises, such for instance.
as Sj,OOO,OOO improvement cOmpa-
ny in North Carolina; a SlO,0OO,00O steel
plant in Alabama, ETC., that are being |
worked up, but are not definitely secured |
yet. This summary does not, moreover. by \
any means. include all the enterprises re- \
ported in this weeks issue OF the Manufac- |
iurers' Record, but merely the most i'm. |
portant ones. IL is enough, however, to in.
lcate how wide and how diversified is the |
Industrial activity that prevails throughout 4
he south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
HE CASCADE TRADEGY

Harden Ean,s Not Expected 10 Liye-A
omsn F.rc--~hipments Of Tobacco.
DANVILLE, va. Jan. 3d. Special. The
news fir M Cascade Tonight is that Harden
Eanes is resting easy, ana there are now
hopes of hi recovery.
Mathews funeral t0Oh place at o'clock
This afternoon. and was very largely atteud-
a. Lee Eanes is still at large, and 10 is
believed he has skipped the country. The
statement of Harden E1ncs 90 Judge y. II.
NlIrstou, his counsel %, to the i.ht. tnc
cutting and the shooting ia the sull house
differs in every respect % the dying state
ment of Mathews.
The m Do point of difference, however. is
as tuNAeu Lec lanes shot Mathews. HARDEN
Danes says the shooting was done while
Matthews was cutting him. Mathews
statement was that Harden Eancs Knocked
him down and Whiie Doe was down Lee
Eunes shot him, and he cut Harden after
he was shot
Tom ~cymoro, Tue only person In The
,Ull-house 40 the time other than the par
ties who were lu trouble, COrrobOrdte-
Mathews statement.
AT O'Clock this morning fire broke Out at
the WAS c-hOuse i'm the yards Of the Moral
tock Cotton Mills. and the house was quick
IL DESTROYED. The Waste-hou-e was dee
tached from the main buildings, and the
hre.was confined % il. Los, about 500.
shipments of manufactured tobacco TO-
day amounted 10 10000 pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
SEVERAL BATTLES FOUGHT.
THE GILLIAN INSURGENTS AND
THE TROOPS AT WAR.
The Rebels Adyancinx Upon the Sspi'"'-
Death Of Mr.. Charles Brsdiaugh Lng'
land. shipping Trade to lie Biooiaded.
Foreign Events In General.

LONDON. Jan. 3O.-Chilian adVices'
through Bucnos Ayres, are that several Dat
ties with sanginary results have been
fought, but the results are not known. Inc
Government has recapiured lqueque ana
Lafrona. The revolutionists are concen-
tratng around the Capitol
THE REBELS To ADVANCE on THE CAPITAL
News has reached this city from Buenos
Ayros that 1900 reyolutil nists are concen-
trated AT Quillota. in the province OF al
paraiso, fifty miles from Santiago, and u Is
believed that they contemplate an advance
on the Capital. The rebels threaten To-
lombard every port on the coast OF Ohili
unless the Government comedies their de-
mlnds. lquique has been recaptured by
the Government troops. and the revolution
lists have been compelled TO evacuate La
Pona. whence, after fierce engageme M
they were compelled 10 retreat to Lanorla
y 1000 Government troops.
PARIS, Jan. 30.-The Gaulois says twelve
thousand Gillian troops sent against the
insurgents went over 10 he.enemy.
BUENos AYREs, Jan. 3O.-A financial
panic prevails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
THE BRIBERY EXPOSED.
The Testimony Bsfor. the Special Com
mIttee Reveal startling Facts.

PIERRE. :. d., Jan. 30.-In the House TO-
day, walker, chairman OF the special
Bribery Committee, made report, but the
time for the joint session having arrived
the reading went over. The report contains
the testimony Of Representatives Chris
Jensen Dahler. Walker. Kelly, SteyeLs and
Hall. Walker testified that Ben. Harvey
offered him anything he wanted il he would
vote with the Republicans on organization.
Christensen testified that Clark ROarpaugh
offer q him 500 10 vote in favor Of the Brown
county contejtant. Dahler testified that DR..
W. l.. Brown. Of the lanktOn Agency,
offered him anything he wanted in
the shape Of money Or position If
he would vote for Moody. stevens testified
that Clark R0arpaugh offered him $500
position if he would act with ile Republi-
cans. Hall of suily, Republican, testified
that James Irwin, Republican, at
the beginning Of the session offered
him $1,000 il he would stay out
of the Republicans caucus. Kelly
testified that man named WEIGH had ap-
preached him on the street and said he
would pay him or get HIM $1,000 if he would
vote for Moody, and also for retaining the
Lawrence county cOntesiees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
,..,.,,v ,hose Al Montreal, have hell, b

as,ec,alIy those at MONTREAL, hese nen, =.
~ their regular tramps, tournaments
snoh year. which many people rom sne
Ifnitod states have keenly enjoyed. Ihsse
carnivals have been initiated IN our OWE
cities where there has been enough SUI"
and ice for these northern sporis. 90
There are hurdle races also. ~ sseno -
ne impossible 10 jump hnrule VII" ago
shoes such rs are worn at hohtIeui, ,n !,
shoes are the kind we see most con ni,o az.
r. mo United states, and are notlceaDie ~
their long .'heels,v which would DC u'e""
s,,I. in the way when jumping.
IN tho early wars with French anu III
d,ans many a winter campaign could neNei
have been carried on but ior TIE s iiI,o
shoes which alone made marching pOss ,''e',,
In the winter attacks Of the saNages ui.oii
Tho settlements in northern New Engianvl
and in the EXPEDITIONS OF English anu
9 Trorch ,roo. :. snOw-shOes were necessary
nart of their equipment, their Oass"s0
being hauled on sleds or tob0ggahs. -,
Iong distances across country are ACCOM-
plished as quickly and with less iaSiseo '.,' ~,
snoN.shOe- over the snow than on iVo. -, "a
the same ground after the snow mas ~. ~,
e,,,v There is something IN the spflhs "
the suow-shoe and IN the manner VI 'nc 'V i,.
syingiug step that makes II easier 1h"n
dinary walking. especially II the ground j.
uneven. ., g.. -. ,,,.,,t,,ner
,ha,, learning 10 keep right side up on snow
shoes. II is not necessary TO walk WIN leg. .eEI
Stretched wide apart, Tor one shoe Is lliled
over instead ofaround the other. The tracks
i;o ono nm front Of the other almost as DOT
nrdinary walking. By taking long steps
one need never llounder in the snow as
boginner does who lets the toe of one sho'
get caught under the heel Of the other
Harper's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
Mlchlgan Iron Mine Afire.

Iron MOUNTAIN MICH, Jan. 3O.-At d
O'Clock last night "A part Of the Chaplin mine.
tbs, largest and most productive in Michi-
gab, caught fire at the sixth level. IL was
ascertained this morning that there were but
ak men under ground at the time the fire
broke out, and that -four were saved. Jere-
miah Bennett and Thomas Edwards were
found by the rescuing parties, but died
shortly after being brought TO the surface.
The tops OF all the shafts are now covered
so as 10 render them air-tlght with view
10 smolherlng the flames. IL is thought
that the IRE started In small euglne-ro0m
which Is Quarried out OF the rock at the
mouth Of the sixth level. The extent OF
he fire IL not known. Men will endeayor
be 70 doxn to-day. The miners will proba-
bly be suspended for several days and
maybe for weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
REAL ESTATE.

ADAMSON, A. L.. Manchester
APPElisON &lCO., No. smorth Eleventh
street.
BRANDT, JACKSON & CO., 1906 east Main
street
BOWMAN, BOSWELL6 SHUMAN. No. I2Ol
easeMaln street.
BOWIE, y. W, No. north Eleventh street
BROWN, ]. THOMPSON y co, lila ems,
Main street.
CAILlN. +. A.. No. l3 north Eleventh stree,
CuEWNING & ROSE, No. 5 north Tentn
street.
CHAPLIN. Il. b. & CO., No l north Tenth
street,
pENOoN' UPPER & CO.. s2l east Main
ELAN, JAMES b., Ill3 east Main stree,
noDDlN' JOHN T.. Eleventh. corner Rank
HARRISON 4 POWERS. 1908 east Main
street
null FRANK d. & CO., No. O north
Eleventh.
JONES, srfLL & CO.. iii east Main stree,
~ .ahEhfooRD. THOMAS. No. 7 north
Tenth. ''"
siArLEs II. l.. 4 Co. los north Ninth.
SUTTON 4 co, No. loia east Main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
MURDER NOT SUICIDE.
The Coroner's Jury saws Mary Ann Doian
was Killed 10y Her Foster Father.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 30.-The sup
posed suicide Of fourieen.year-old Mary Ann
D1lan at the home Of her foster father, John
Moran. i'm the northwest suburbs Of this
city last Monday evening has developed
into "A case Of murder. IL was claimed al
first thar the girl had taken stTych-
, inc and had fractured her skull
bv falling. aud excitement has run
high. as the c0roners's jury developed
new facts. The jury rendered verdict to-
nicht of murder at the hands II John 40
ran. The latter returned home on the even
ing OF the crime in drunken condition.
ard becoming enragCd at the supper which
had been lett for him. he struck the uulortu-
nate girl with a hatchet IN the forehead,
causing almost instant death. Moran and
"A Mrs. Phillips, who is accused OF being an
accessory 10 the crime, are in Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
Lit,le GlrlKiIIedlya Boy.

PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 35.--Last Monday
Katie Kopf. eight Years Of age, was sent on
an crrand by her parents. When t.
turning home with her package boy
much older than Katie stopped her
and demanded her to give him the
bundle she carried. She refused, whereupon
ihe boy attempted TO take the package by
force. Katie broke away from her assall-
ant and started 90 ran. when the boy threw
a sharp stone at the girl. striking her
Just above the left eye. She fell TO the
GROUND and the bOy ran away. y passer.
by carried the girl home, where she related
the adventure 10 her father, who not think
ing the injury serious, did not call physi-
clan. Yesterday erisypelas set IN and last
night the girl died in crrible agony. Ine
name Of kalie's assailant is not positively
known and has not been arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
FLUVANNA COUNTY
Death of Nj. Earle snead and Or. George
Hull-Other News.

FLUvANNA COUNTY, Jan. 2g.-Earle
Snead, son OF Rev. DIR. George II. Snead,
died in Baltimore last Monday night. His
remains were brought 10 Fuyanna and
buried at his fathers residence yesterday.
Eldrdge Hotches, his cousin, who was
home on vacation from the Southern Bap-
tlst Theological Seminary, preached the tu-
neral sermon to a very large audience. This
is one OF tie saddesl deaths which has Oc-
cured in our county for long time. Mr..
Snead was just twenty-five years old, a stu
dent at the Baltimore Dental College, and
full of health and promise. lie would have
graduated in March
DR.. George ID Huffman, one OF the oldest
and mast prominent citizens OF this county,
died Tuesday evening. He was one of the
most distinguished Masons OF this section.
lie was buried from the Presbyterian
church at New Canton, Buckingham, to-
day at Z. NJ, with Masonic honOrs. A
large concOurse Of people attended the
burial. He was eighty-One years old and
Was perhaps more widely known aud
hOnored than any other man in
the James River Valley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31

FINDLAY. o.. Jan. 30.--A ire started this
morning at O'Clock i'm the .oRn of Cygn1t,
fifteen miles from here. SIX blocks Of
buildings were destroyed and three persons
burned t0 death. 10 is feared that others
have perishcd. The loss Is estimated al
100000. with little or no insurance.
the fire started i'm the millinery store OF
Mrs. Mal0ney. on Main street. 1t is sup
posed that 10 caught from gas jet back Of
the store room. ON the ground floor was a
sleeping room. which was occupied by Mrs.
MaloLey and her son. whIc up stair, IN the
rooms above were Mr.. Maloney and their
daughter. Gertrude. and b0arder, named
Michael slattery. These three last named
were cut of by The fire and perl-ned ia the
flames. while Mrs. Maloney and her little
son barely escaped with their lives, and
viii racnNer. alLhnmgh uaInlnlIy burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
HAPPENINGS IN VIRGINIA.
ACCIDENT ON THE PETERSBURG
AND WELDON ROAD.
The Cascade Tragedy Fire In Dnnvilie-
Bold Attempt a. burglary In Peters
burg-Tso sad Deaths In Fluvanna-
The News Fro m All over the State.


PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 3d. Special. -
An accident occurred this morning near
Reams' Station, on the Petersburg and Wei
don railroad, by which Two cars Of south
bound freight train were wrecked. Awreck-
ing train in charge OF {. l.. Tompkins, train
master, was sent from Richmond TO remove
the wrecked cars. This train passed through
here about halfpast - O'Clock this after
noon. In consequence Of the wreck the
sOuth-bound passenger train. which arrived
here this morning at 10 o'clock, did not
leave bis city until about hali-past O'Clock.
4 handsome iron bridge j. being built
over the NOttOway river, on the Petersburg
and Weldon railroad. The bridge will cost
in the ncighhorhOod Of$lOO00.
Last nieht Sir. +. T.. Andrews. who re-
sides in Chesterfield county, attended the
Red Mems supper M this city. When he
returned home about midnight he saw two
men run on of bis premises. | pom inyCs-
tigation MIR. Andre s found that the men
had attempted to force an entrance into his
dwelling. aud had broken out two large
window glasses.
4 quarterly meeting of the Board Of Di-
rectors Of The Central Lunatic Asylum will
he held at the asylum on Wednesday next.
Major b. J. Black and Messrs. Nirginius
johnson and u. Buchanan. Of Richmond,
were in the city to-day, and also Mr. ). NJ.
Emerson, general freight agent Of the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com
pany.
Miss Jennie McClain. Of Lebanon. Ten.
nessoe. is on a visit TO Mrs. John {. Arm
stead.
Miss Mary Cuyler and Miss Jessie Albo.
of syracuse, New YORK. are in the city stop
/ ping with Ars. Joseph Carr, on Washing
/ ton street.
/ The receipts Of tobacco al the different
warehouses in The city for the past week
were So hOgshcads. Sales of loose, 3l1,6il
pounds.
| Immense quantities Of coal is being snip
/ ped through mere over the Norfolk and
/ Western railroad. This afternoon train
/ OF forty-nno empty coal gOndolas passed
/ through here for the West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31

Carrots are 30 good a root for horses and
cows that no farmer should be without a
supply. We do not believe in growing
Them as "A main teed, but only as an appe.
tier, and 10 promote good digestion in the
season when dry feed is the main reliance.
A quarter Of an acre will give fair supply
each day during the winter 10 three horses
aud four or five cows, and IL cultivated
largely by horse power the carrots, includ-
ing digging and picking. need not cost over
eizht or ten cents per bushel. Sow the seed
rather thickiy, Of the stump-rooted sorts,
ana thin out with a narrow hoe. These va
rieties will bear 10 be as near as three inch
g, apart in the rows. The White Belgian
carrot grows much larger, but II is not so
nutritious as the yellow EMBELLISHMENTS
san Cultiyator.