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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
THE PETROLEUH MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There absolutely no market for cruf. petroleum
at the Consolidated Exchange ystcrdaan omission proD1-
by never before known IT. history At tn IN
change there were sales 81 10 90 barrel. ~ -0l cent,
Refined oil was unchanged at 80 cents IN barrels and 9Gj
cents in Foreign qvotttions Antwerp lGds
lG', francs Bremen. go marks London. -, pence
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miscellaneous
i)roposals.

ID EOpOSALS for reproducing by lithogranhy,
i or by engraving copper and tran,ferllng stone
900 copies each, OF Plates 49, - and = Of tle Ata,
Of the Official Records o. tn Rc ion. Onco Il Oh" War
Records Wag Department WIS ingtOn. d. C.. r. brua
a. l59~eaied propo7a!>. in ullcatn, subject 10 M
usual conditions VIII be- received at this U1ic until Il
o'clock noon on saturday. FcbuaIy q. ISL, at which
time and place they VIII be Op nrd IN Of II dcIs
Tic Government tn right to reject any all u'O
posqs Preference will be given articles 4 dow'tc
production Circulars giving I'll particulars e. the
manner II bidding cid tons T. D. observed by n bidders
of act ana payment, VII b. furnihd
pcatlOn to thi, Office. Envelopes c0ntilng proposals
Should b. ID "PropO.as for 1thog alhl and Print
ing Maps and addressed the Undersigned GEORGE
b. DAVIS, Major and Judge Advocate, L. ). \.
OFFICE OF THE CITY RECORD.
No. CITY HALL.
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THE BANK STATEMENT.
Saturday. Feb. 14-p.

Saturday. Feb lap. m.
By TIE operations of the Ncw-Yorll Sub-Treas.
ury in the weel, ended last night which included
The payment Of Soj.G40 for purchased bonds, the
associated banks lost S3,493,ol0. The weekly
bank statement published to-day showed loss of
only Sl,iO6,4OO. although expert estimates Of the
interior movement Of money indicated loss by
this cause. Like the statement of the previous
week, it was fairly consistent in itself, but in
both weeks the deposits were less than the other
CHANGES required. II like il, also, in further
increase of loans but while the loss Of cash week
ago was larger than there was any reason TO cN-
pcct, The present statement was q surprise by the
small decrease in that item. Tie payment for
gold taken for export was not made until ycstcr-
day afternoon, AMI by TN, system of averages
ought not to count for more than $500, 900 in the
statement. The actual condition of the banks
was probably poorer by several millions than the
showing. The change resulted in loss TO the
surplus reserve of $1,740,Dt5. and the banks hold
81 S.49?,1O0 above legal requirements, against
SG497,G00 q year ago, and S17,295,GO0 in the
preceding year.
The following are the comparative statements OF Feb.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY RECORD.
NO. CITY HALL.
EehruarY IL 1891.
TO PRINTERS AND LITHoGRAPHERs.

VOTR ATTENTION is hereby called to the
proposals for bids supply Print 4. Autographed or
STAMPED Worms Blanks. Iamihlcs and stationery. T. e..
Ofcal WRITING Paper and Envelopes to tne Courts and
the Departments OF IN CITY GOV rnm n pu' lshd daily
IN tAr CITY RECORD.
BIDS viii raro,ea AZ this olco until 10 O'Clock
on Tu-.day. february o. 1901 AID VIII hr oI,ued a.
meeting Of tie Board Of Ctr Record . De hold in t'
Ma-or'S ORC. p. about HAT time.
All necessary inform atom may be obtained from M
nrono-al, nnG h' t-ir1t anil contract forms ~ be pro-
tIi.a office. md from The SAMPLES and scrptons
0 G'e 20 u.c Daiartm MT " Public Works.
re ofd.r ~ the Nay0r tounsl 70 "a Corporation ana
W ! X KENNY Supervisor.
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(NCION LINE
ENMAN LINE.
NEW.YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
,..- SPRING AND SUMNER SAlLINGS.
~ o. New-York. April u. May 49, juno 10. July 8
tiiy Of, Chicago. AMI %. MAY 90 June Y. July II.
'lV Of rllu. M" q. Juno o. July I. July %.
LEX "II'i;,t p;oHit'NN ~ |F,nntNH.
ENMAN LINE.
NORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD IS. co.

NEwYoRK. sorrIIAMpr6T NVD BREMEN.
S.'a"' - -, r.. cr oe s, q ,ll;;i az; IIoooke'.
Eaye We'd, Feb. IS. pm. " fr'Sat, eb % 80 an.
! 81. F"I. -. A. o.. ~rr..... We'd. liar. Noon.
saal q. FEB. %. : a. m. ,Al'or... sat, Mar :.
tItst cabin 80 and upward berth according 10 ioci.
u1h- Second rIu.Y 95G h '.tu. S."' rae at loves
rte'. OELRICHo 4 Co. 40. Bowling Grecn.
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DEIAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
A. WESTERN RAILROAD
.,o,,os, Zine vestibuied Pullman Coaches

a. ...-D.4.o Aud Os"t-o i.>p.-'. 80, 0s,to
\ynt.r StrOudsbU-g, scranton, B.HgAd'.O'
tnsrt Waycrlv lin. Corans Bath DahN.Ilc, SlcE'
htrne Watr,nle. lIcnncId SyurE,. tu," Nl..
o"T Iufu Cortland = Ia Lr' ...oi -
stations. Connects a. rtnton MIth Trans ios
ltls ,ot. N,,Utr', Dth.iAc' d"" .'"'''-''ON''' -
lunalo " trIu, toe the W rrt.
20 in-BihlL lmon Mail, via Boonion ,,..- ,...
~ ~ - IiuLnamfO ard EUirl F\prcs' TOT "t1r n"p..
s,ra,G burg scranton OWcso Wa'rN ~ GO %
r,nto1 Win trains Plton kingston ana "i!Ae''
barr. ..-. unpcsb,rra and Plymouth
press. ,,..,,, nur,io Limited Fxrrcss. VIA Pater.
son Tor StroudsLuf- scranton Bngtaut on O"Ro' Me'
VCry tlnira. corning, Ban. N@yadaS' D'"''''''' ~
NcrJ.,s &C. arrlNin- I'm Bun 10 at 80 g. NJ. ,..-- .,
- Buffalo ttci ana ON"'-o i-Nlf-s 5, I9f
scranton. Bngna.'0a Cortland syracuse
sniton GREENE OXiori Norwich. Sherburne WaterNil.e
Irnueld &c. ana a. points y" p"''" u''''N"'
train West
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xxrt,T SHORE RAILROAD. y. !. c. q
wv II II " R Co Les s-lralns leave West t2d.st

w H. Il. T. r. Co.. Less Trains eaye West t2a to,
@ loot OF Jat.St New. Hamilton Lo4uo. De.Fy:s
ana Chicago, 10 - a. NJ PIP p W1o %, - H. ~ *
!SI5 m Buffalo Rochester sup rsion Bridge NlaS4'
rs IS D. M and ali 80 run. only TO rtlca kins, ,
%, 40 = rs IS all 80 a. NJ. 81 90 % - ana
IS rs D. IN. Cat.Sill and AhsHy 8 30 .i2 ~:
roln ~ Iorn-aL Ncwburc. - 30 - l5 - 70 II
10 IS ali 80 H.. - - - go 30, ~ % ~
.. * nm Elegant sleeping FOR Buffalo N1eara Fails
a ISaye Brooiyn VIA BIoolvn Annex arc 80 a. H.,
81 a. m I,rse. City T. X X station. a IT 20 =. r.,
. yS D. NJ Daiy DALI. exc p SIterd'r. 81 o-nor
trains dliiv except sunday or rcS.t, ".,apl"' Ptr
nnes Rrooklyn-:gfS washrron-t. 30 Fulton->', An.
JIM - o. 100, ~ Lulfon.t %rw.NorE tirv-i SGB 7s5
ss2 I7I Bro,dwav li3 Row"ry u PARK Place 81 West
s,x,hst ana West stations foot ~ Vs. '1dst
10 ~ last North River c. T. L,NBEGr,, General
rsSssnser Agent 5 VAnderbilt.ave. NewYofk
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Jce Cream

FACT-Horoa's Ice Cream IS mad from pure lteaT ~;
.,auranis Churcles Festivals. &c. will Keep hdld one
our Iountfy oriir, proupuv nlled: DePcts-3uJ an
va SOS Otnave 10 PARK Row, ITO Last I29ti'sI New
York and 1876 FultOn.st. Brooklyn
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~, NE uoOK OF OPESAIR SPORTS octaSo oOV M :.
'tL,,y,ftd Tie ,tandard authority on Amcfi an 90
l,,acuruts Rules foi sailing. swimming bai ~.
a'i .hoong horseback riding &c; Sc; w iuii otsain
- published Nv The Tribune. New'lork IH'e'
,n or nd universally complimented by the PRESS
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TREASURY STATEMENTS

The customs receipts reported AZ Washington
to-day were S8133OG, and the internal revenue
receipts were S3S 800. The United States rca,-
ury received $2G496I. and for tie week 81 ,4C1,-
$40 National bank notes for redemption.
The United States Treasury now holds 81 TO-
s38,450 United States bonds 10 secure National
bank note circulation as follows:
-Four Der cents ........ 7.jf1 900
-Four and onchaf per cent'.--.....- -b-i' 800
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week
$3.50, 900: bonds held 10 secure circulation with
drawn S23s, 900. National bank circulation ont
standing-currcncy notes, s 14.3J7,06j, gold tcS
Sl30,2s1: against which the Treasury holds SIS
1850 legal money for redemption Of surrendered
circulation.
The London Stock Exchange was closed Bar
silver was unchanged al 4Gd. AN ounce" No
financial quotations We're received from Paris but
failure i'm the wine trade, with liabilities Of
patches The failure is an unusually large one
according TO French standards.
Gilbert Il Stcbbins No. Wall-St., give special
attention to bank and trust company stocks
Amos T. French treasurer, has been clcctc
also secretary Of the Manhattan Trust Company,
the Office.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE At YEw.YORK.
DRY goods ~1G.21D 81 49, G'7 ~ % eco
General merchandise. $50 2ei G7!sao' G5ji3 s
Total for wcok....eo Gar43t aI1 o COZ - SOC 2--
January 7O.1c2 50 1fjj,l40 CGi4 81
IMPORTS OF SPECIE At NEW-YORK.
s sGT tn 1anaSiy - ' 80 So s5s 2 s
EXPORTS OF SPECIE 1T HEw.YoRK
s sGS s January Haf l $500 sS535s 52o 55
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DED STAR LINE; n,,,e

Ii Fol. ANIWENP MD FNNIo, .,ol-,,
fein.Xs.tt7, Ii, N,Inosdav February Is .
NOONDLAN D. W ,dli' eGln a ,,, rt Txcurson
so5 and m ward. second cabin 500 lN'uisIon' Soo
nd -. S,ae-lgc very low rates . ,,,,.- ,,.o..
pFTEE WRIGHT & son. Gent Agts'. rowing "reen'
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OKDDEl T-CIiEE LLOYD ;; ;. co.
JAPAN CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.

81 ancrs loayo San FlanclsI \, f0llows:
ETIGIC .Iu"sIoy March TO- 3 p m
1hurday, April . p m.
Saturday Aprn p. y.
BLLGIC .... W dncs!ly Alny 20 D. ~.
Suprhly Appo!utcd-Suucrior Accommodations.
RECREATION, made by letter I'll graph TO and
cabin plans - and 3i3 Broadway New-lorH or
Room a. Railroad Building. san Francisco.
LLLAND STANFORD. President.
T. H. GOODMAN General Passenger AGENT.
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Bnsiness Chances

An INTEREST in 4 street sweeping inaC ihi
~ tl,, removes the dirt cr"ctua,lY ana ''"h"h''''
- IL r. H. y. ~. Dcnl, Hotel. city
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Fob. :. Fr' H. Differences.
Loans ......s307 So 600 sio 9j 100 Inc - 1872 leo
>p Gle S-,Slo,I0O $3.50 900 De. 1890
Iegal-t ndcrs 81 jS4OO 80 S36 2tO Dec. ,S2-ob
Deposits 4li:i33pO Ais 81 600 Inc. 21fi 800
Circulation .--..-. 3.i01l00 3.jji 400 Inc. IL 10
The following shows the relation between the total r..
and the total deposits at tn r'-T ctivc dat
Specie ........ 49, $40 So 900 Dec. ;f2 geo
l4c-dl-t ndeFs 1J,JlSioO 81 $50 100 De-. tSOJ
Total $l2 lbs 500 sl-3 o. 100 Dee 81 lOU4VO
Res I'VE required 800. 800
ag'st deposits. ion cS1S21 1O4,1-9iOO Inc pl"'''
Surplus ...... s2o2i2G75 sls49-7o0 Dec 81 -" 9,5
The Clearing House statement is rs fellows:
For tO-daY-ENchanpcs. SlOj,34G,S17: balances,
Sj,097.149 For the wcck-EAchangcs, 5000
.40.N6l halances - III NO.
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

There was no sign Of life in the stock market.
4 few spccialtics comparatively active, but
neither the advance in Susquchanna preferred nor
the sharp decline in the stock popularity known
as Whskty Trust had any influence on the gen
eral movement Of prices. Nearly all Hocks re-
gained the small losses suffered yesterday, mt
the recovery not more spirited than the pre-
vious decline. Louisville and Nashville among
the LEI ding shaIes. n.adc the largest gain. and
among the specaltcs the Wheeling and Lake
Erie stocks were conspicuous by their strength.
1t is worthy of notice, a proof OF the complete
stagnation, that there were no dealings in Eric
or Reading The return Of Mr. Gould in apparently
good health undoubtedly led 70 covering OF the
small sales made on his reported illness and the
publication of the bank statement which was
much more favorable than had been expected
impaired strength. if not activity. To the final
dealings The closing dull and featurelcsS
at about the highest figures for the day. hut
the advances were not more than Ia to IL per
cent.
There were no transactions in Government
bonds but the closing quotations Were firm at
these figures
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SILVER.

BuOn to1ticafts.- IOOII 1VOII 100 IOO 7Ol
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BlstDn. Feb. "a 1901
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15

Total shares soldfor the day 9SOZt
SILVER cerIs.. lOUs IuUl4 LUU~ I.JU.lOUa 10000
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
AGRICULTURAL HINTS
FOR SWINE.

-
4 aopas D.s sssvses.sss Dsvsss - uss
A Deighbor who has largely combined
stock nising with farming. Frequently
buying stock and feeding for market.
employs . cheap and convenient meth.
ID Of weighing small snimaiA A. ooe
eoTner Of . small yard or pen into
which the animals may be driven IN
inclined plane h constructed for the
purpose Of loading them into wAeoua
Thin inclined plane Il moi immediately
connected with the yard. . passage Z
feet wide and Z or 9 feet long leadfna
up 70 It. - shown In the engraving.
In this level part Of the passage IL
placed the framed box or cage"
shown IT Fig. l. Five feet long. So
feet wtde and Z feet high b found 10 b
. very satisfactory size for this cage. ss
Il viii admit the largest hog OF several
smaller animals The construction 81
this cage ID well shown In the engrav.
ing. The frame il made Of oak o.
other rood timber not less than 3
inches square. Three o pieces BE-
low support . solid aoor. Only two arr
necessary shove. These pieces
shove and below, are mortised into
the side frame ~ inch from the end.
80 that Q board nailed across the end
leaves IN opening . little mor than a
inch wide. In which the sliding gsts
may freely move up and down Such
. gate Ii made at each end Of the cage.
The upright bars of the gate are laid
In position and the cross bars fastened
TO them afterward. making IL impossi.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

We call "a. yrhtic's ~stseotsou. esp
esaliy school sat~rtasendeuts snd t-scA-
es> ~ sa- fact that GU scccanf c' t- Ns-
s,ansl Edz-sstcual Assoctsttca usetnS
81 BE- h~li ct Toronto. jsiy isth b. iiGhs
TIE JsrksaevsiN Ss1sh-a aston Ltne and
ssnta F- soss~ ss1l eel road Tip ssrkets
from ~ Lists and al poanfs ga ia lsns
ct ONE FARE. plus - n~rne-rship 'se:
Tick-,s = n! be cold Jaif sdk .. 18th. and
tie iimii vii be arranged 60 fhai ts".-
uho stsh can mxke . vista er take stce
trtps 90 poiuis N Canada sad fhr k,.f n
r~dac-d rat-s- Oar rcuse 4. VIA CelcAxo
and say direct iiae srom Chicago pos1
fail 81 call on OF write to . rsilrsed sg~as
fsr particulars % the "kcd kxDtsss"
ruate-
We the enesf chair aud oo0part-
meuf Sleeping Car. n the -orid
u. W. RIprn Supst. Jacksonville. Ill
H A sCrrlE G-n1 Axent fs.>r Dep1-
sI5 Che-taat Street ST. Louis-
". ". XIV, o-nr fsss'r ArenI 5sek'
sonviiie. Ill
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

bic TO remove the gate. The ends Of
the upright bars extend an inch or
more below the lower cross bar and
enter the narrow opening at the bot
tom Of the frame, thus holding the
gate firmly in place. A stout latch on
the upper part Of the frame and q heavy
staple in each cross bar of the gate
furnish means of locking the gate
down or holding il up. An iron rod,
terminating in = hook at the top, is
placed near each corner OF the cage.
These extend down through the lower
frame. that they may carry the entire
weight when the cage Is suspended
At the side of the narrow passage in
which this cage rests is . large post, 10
feet high. notched at the top TO receive
the lever. The short end of this lever
extending over the passage is necessa-
rily s or 4 feet long, while the longer
end should be about four times this
length. making the entire lever Is or 20
feet long. A piece of good timber, 8
inches by 4, placed edge upward. will
be strong enough for this purpose. To
make il lighter without weakening. the
lower side CT the longer arm of the
lever is tapercd of to the end, where it
need not be more than 4 inches square.
Here it bears against another post, TO
which IL is confined by a guard Of iron.
allowing vertical motion only. In the
short arm of the lever, directly above
the center of the cage. a large ring-bo
is inserted. Attached to this is a large
stcclyard, weighing up to 1000 or leo
pounds. The cage is hung TO the steel
yard by four chains Of equal length.
joined together above by = large ring
and connecting below with the iron
rods Of the cage. II is intended that
the two sides of the lever, when the
cage is attached, should be nearly bal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

On tie nsosv
Liver, Stomach. and Bowels.
after DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets have done their work.
It's a healthy movement, too
"a na1xrui one. The organs
are not forced into activity
one day. to sink back into a
worse state the next. They're
cleansed and rcgulated-mild-
ly and quietly. without wrench
ing or gripping. One tiny.
sugar-coated Pellet is all that's
needed As a gentle laxative;
three to four act as a cathar-
tic. They're the smallest.
cheapest, the easiest to take.
Sick Headache, Bilious Head
ache, Constipation, Indigestion,
Bilious Attacks, and all de-
rangemcnts Of the Liver.
Stomach and Bowels are
promptly relieved and cured
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
AHrm~adeas EusnPas

d kicked up in the STOMACH and bowcs ~
Drastic purgatives Par wiser Il q N relAs
the latter with Hc>tettcr sstamsch hlrers
uA,ch never produce. pain, acts Teaoy but
electually. and the Use Of which 10 s~xcs
followed by . weakening eject spos thc
hoaeis. Bilious, ~dysr-F>aA mAlArial end
kidp~y troubles, rheumatism and debility
yield 10 IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
o&As-~A

To fa-prsSA~ fzp~p~staa prptar~s -
to arst sP~y<Arssrx % tn- sxrp~sha@ Hzss
frzii rvzs~ay ~yrSp ef afrw ss.r, -
Ia. s~E Ecrr tksa cpnarn-s - - r~ss
AIT exs~rF~nr- q a. uhs hNv~ u~ed 4 a.
\ ssc~cs. % TO Pr-Ersszors aaI naaa
f~>rfarcrs 10 C&ifsrat. "a Syr1R Co@
p~Hy
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

MAI are you SICK, b-cause y"a have
poEieCeed natures laws Sh- Continually
tn - cosrect the trcu bic but Cannot do u
vlIkous e-sasstance frckly Ash kti~r> .,
the anaisaost needed. and with IN. help oi
this m~1ic1n. your health wall t~ fnliy ~
stored Give IL a ,rial aud wstchthc r-sulta
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

The writer in . turf journal gives tie
following rule 70 estimate the height
. colt win grow toc Take . colt II any
time between six weeks old and one
year, stand hin q . level s1rfAce %
that he viii stand naturally. then
measure the distance from the hair Of
the hoof 20 his kree joint md fos
every inch q fr1rsioa thereof he
measures he win Be hands high WIZ.
Datured II he measures fifteen inch
e he win grow 20 be fifteen haads
high: II fifteen and ooe-half inches he
vim Be fifteen and ens-hsH hands high.
aAd % N
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
Wsssh shS 0~su

'Jin gus $500 from . sosp euaeern fos
m advertising scheme
what wAs it,
They employ shunarrd dirty srsm>
20 60 about the cpunsry telling p-opss
that their condition - due 20 their ws
having used Hanks ~sap%ury-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

~ sr~as strazrv tnas azsun~ wfH go
esse - ssscr froGz tar Ezssy ls .sissas
frue . sisss 81 tS~~e tmpssifF wA~a ~
jssn Bats sA~r>ssertIa VT r-ssarv p~~s~e
Sr.lth saS sttvsrrh o. 10 . wa@.ArFfa3 ~
vfvrr u GA&~ - Odd f~~i yvznz ansa 49,
yo9Es fcs4 ezcy AIT
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

ZIG. FOR WEIGHING SWINE
anced. the short arm being . little the
heavier. If il is not so, a box of stone
placed on top Of that part Of the lever
will make it right
Now for the method of operation.
The gate Of the cage next 10 the pen
is raised. and il being several feet with
in Q narrow passage and in = corner of
the pen. there il no great difficulty in
driving IN animal into il. The gate Is
now closed and the cage with the
animal in IL 10 lifted from the ground
by pulling down on the outer end Of
the lever. For this purpose q chain Is
attached. and when drawn down is
hung on q stout iron pin driven into the
post The lever Is thus held in position
while the weighing is done A plank
laid across the fence above the cage
serves - . platform for the weighcr.
II il Is desired to put the animals
into wagons after weighing. the gate
next the inclined plane Is raised and
they are easily driven up.
The inclined plane Is not . necessary
attachment n the scales rs each may
BE- used independently Of the other. but
Il will be found most convenient 10
have them connected Is described.
The advantage claimed for this de-
vice is not that Of general service rs
scales for il can never take the place
of good platform scales But because
Of their great cost few farmers can A.
ford these. yet there Is scarcely o
who has not occasion 10 - something
Of the kind just described It's low cost
places il within the reach Of al. and
once in possession II viii be used much
more frequently than might be sup
pcsed.-S p. Shull- in Rural New
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

HoLLcw eyed little children. worms are
making them miserable Mothers set them
q box Of Dr Bali. Worm D~struycrs
Children like them
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

AZ esct.nsN ssys ts@s rsA,sa< oas.s.a
esrr vita 900, sir kaAs eat q Sa~sEt
sxy she; h~rvzr- - ~ oeEsAs - ~ xFls
2A<A-EA=fs Hor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

In II time for the cranberry crup 10 fall
wtea ~ peach crop fails ~ fAiL-NO
PicuyunA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
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CT boys Liz - an ,asrrrusa:soa
po,n; "Wha, Is I; SIX wc coa-
tnuslly CIV irrrz The cradle % the
grave. - WITH ;hs> Astle susrusiec.
,nry sermon VIC tara AM AL VIA;
- AUCvST fLOwKs pa Ascsssly
answered a. asked IL Is 80 Dy~
prp~ia ], = sfsrsal rvss~dy nx
the Stomach and I.i~vr Nothtrg
nor- than ,hs bat ;his hnsnsui
We slsrvr August Flower c.rvs
Dyspepsia We know u viii We
have Fva~,as 80 kno~fnsu Twvusy
yearS ago u s;artcd tn a ssaail cuaa,ry
town To-day q has az koacrvd
place II Cvvfy city and cuunsp sssssr.
ps~S~~s osss q TIC iargsx; Hsza-
fsctur,ns plants IN The coautry ssi
scllssvrTywhcFc Why h ,hss, The
rca>cn u a. xirapse a. q ehids
thought 10 - honc<a docs c-c
thing. and dos u righ, ainng-1
CURES Dvsp~Jrsa .
G. G. cREtN. >sls Mas n Ws-shxfy.N NJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

SunrrIsrs Ire the hardest kind % vork
70 So, tho strappsng b,g ellov Ia csesas
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

~YeV ozsr -ara ary r-zss ~ftnozt
svrktsr Ter IT. .zys ae ~earhAnF :~@A
Szt ycs may trcSaruuy uuFk fss etty ~sn
vithcss grssisg a-hstaa Csz1rE
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

THr ruurdercr's version ~ IL 20 moose Is
good moose Eo-t Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
The GENERAL MARKETS.

A GALLows Is probably put together with
nangnails -HinRhamton kcpp bliran-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

TnosR who wish o. practice cccnony
should buy CArter's Little Liver faa
Forty nils IN q vial only one pail . dose
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

swo 80 thrrc oehrF c-ccsstpoAl tasuA ssls
her rs Mar 20 rVaa4 "-Cols0s1s fosl
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

rEEss !. Alrsys coo way fcv an smnA-
ocn. actress - bcconse . "irstisE lady,
ssd that l. 90 bay . otg doe.-Sonexvtlie
JCurcal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

Rnss~srsr rslhs ar sr-sily rs&s~s~a b
0s~an. Ssipoas SssP
Hius, Hair aad wh,krf bye ~ ceaa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

Bs.f. easiest % a,s And chras~ss fso,
Rrra~ss Tor Cx,xrru& ky draxgisia -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

VIVA he fccna m cxc~lsrsf rv@~dg ss
ssek hcnfsrh~ CArEr iAtlr Lives f1x1a
nos>aeds Of ketrr. fro4 PrSpse vee hsss
used tscn prvre thIs lat Trg Asz
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
nncsses -. auAaAseaa.

An ounce Of successful practice b
worth . ton of hypothesis II you an
making Giltedged butter in old-fash.
toned ways do not be in . hurry "a
change. because some so-called suthor.
isv crisicises your methods says the
jersey Bulletin The best method ID
that which gets the best butter with
the least expense Of time and labor.
But the best method may possibly call
for . larger outlay for appliances than
the si.e of your dairy win warrant you
in making So long Is this is the
-, il IL the part Of wisdom to do th<
hest you can with the means u youz
m
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

Flower"

TAis - thc gusv~
yc;sary CA rUu. little
boys lip AHa be %
no uur~r than the t~-
gv-. Older. halter head
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

pr.iss hot asys 81 apzrsss VIA ss ealy
honorci 81 this ocarc -einxsAnstoe IN
putlAnan.