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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
Held arm. but tradin. slow. Quoted n.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York; Saturday. May 2s.-BEEvEs Receipts. lie
cal al Consigned direct TO ,lnuqtrr ond rarllai-
Tor The market No trading. FeelIne steady. city
dSscd srg ,lSw at &C., Per n No later export
CALyES-Eeceipts. 1o5 hcod937 Got-st and 1873 at
Jersey City. Feeling Butt rmilks sCld at 3d3c
per y mixed lots at &c ycols n, 5d5rc.
5.c per 20 MIXED calves 1872 n at tLc 20 buitnr
100 n. AZ Sc 20 do 1875 NJ at 81.
g Dillenbrck - vsls; 40 n. at Bic; co do lte n
40 K. at 5@ .s" '''''' 'o' 49, '' ' u FINK d.
Hume s Mullen 70 veals 10. n at &c; 10 do. 1o1
n. at % ~, y Ii,ed c'l,e. i;G = zoo a; NC.
SHEEP AND LAMgS-Reccipts. 20 carloads or O. 80
hcad-lG carloads n: Jersey city cnro,d. AZ GOia.st
and "a loads az lIobok"n Shop sold at lower lgr".
the decline amounting In some cases TO a'sc u gooi
lambs scarce and steady. and stoG slow an
weak. Common 10 good sheep sold ~ - IsG - y r
100 n southern lamb at soiac per 4. culis 0ad7c
and a dccb Of Gull sheep ct 3',c
Dressed mutton weak at idesc dressed lambs steady
saics-D. Mcpherson & Co.: 2O5 Virginia lambs 81
n average. 40 oaclpr m 1913 do III n. ut sac culs
" n, ~ CHG; 81 Virginia eve. l0i N. at 5%c.
ST. N. a, sc per ~ 40 cul. rs n. a. nc ~ Virginia
% n nj - - per 100 N 25i sheep r. NJ nj,
- ee 90 do. 81 n. at 90 i05 do, $685. ~ 30 57
Virginia Ewes and 3D. tncts, sola n at 81 Is -,
Il. IIirple Co 400 Ohio sheep. 81 N. at 80 15O
WIZ & Sherman: ITO Kentucky lambs. 50 N. at
7,.c: Sf d. 80 N. NJ Sc.
g. DIcab,Tt: 90 Ohio shocp. 81 N. &c % pr 100
y; ISL Tennessee lambs 20 ~. al - "a CS do, - m
:. az
TOGS-rccorts ~ carloads or 2oo7 head-io corlonds
'o;hs;. and carloads at jersey city. None FOR Gale
alive.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect May 90 1897.
Trains leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL RLUE LINE.

y s'F e %s'es.9nirs o ~ diSas
l 49, oG 5o a. m p Nth dining ar 80 ss5 Wiz
dining 200 s 60 w "a H 5ay a, ooO lin
NJ, with dining car, iSo, 5S0 dining car, 800 n,
Additional trains weekdays for Baltimore a, GOO n
Perlor Cars on Day Trains s.eelers on Nignt Irn&
For epdas arrIsbrrs PotSs'e :. sie d a. mr. 81
5s 4 xs Ss:sgi naIf,S
Il. Is night. For sunbury. Lew1sburs ana "iamsg;i
VIA PniadelphIa at 40 9,G a; H. dns maj 80" No. isn
FoT Ea.ssn 100 5I!, So nm; l9o. - 'sS. ~
Fer Bethehenl. Allentown Meuch chunk, &C., so
5sS S5 b % o. 49, icS 20 3 B. m to A'a''
For wIlkesbsrTe, PtastOn and scranton, s.45 a. n,
Ior High Bridge Branch ard Jake Ifopatccnc. e0a
s4S a. M LOO 80 auth s smSoy AZ iS so 80 s
II Is a. m. l3O 400. 40. $50, 6.lj. $50 .. IL So,
days. 900 a. m, io0 p. m
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold sld Atlantic Highlands 49, Sis. 1ly
a. m. 30. 40 G.i5 ,. sundays eAeep; FreehOA
peg d a. Eed bdns Long Branch and point. south to
ploasant 40, 5 Is lis a. 70. l'so, Si5 400; 80
6.I5 D. IN. Sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbup
aT For 'oH 4S r arnes, Park and Barn.
ga. $50. s.l5 a. IN. 49, $50 2. m. ga
For Atlantic CITY, Nineland ana Brdge'on' A'So a. m,
For Monmouth Beach seabrght and Highland BeacA
80 SIS lie n. m. l. 80, 40 n m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, ETC..
From Pier 8 n. r. foot Rector II.
70; Atlantic lshlands Rcd BaaA Highland Be,sa
p m Saturdays only si5, 800 p. IN. sunday
FOR Ei6eron Ocean Grove AsOqIy Pags p1d Pen,
'''f fO r Lale"ood Toms Rive, and Barnsga at ~
For Freehold q, 3.i5 p m.
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Trains leave above station via
LEHIGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. Niauara Falls and the West

eI5 a. H.. 7.30 D. M. Sundays. SIS a. m. 7.so p: u
For Easton 100. sis, m. 1880. 2.l5. 3A5 5lS
7.3o p sundays. 100 Is, II 90 m; 40, 80 n
for Bethlehem Ali,sitOwn and Mauch CHUNK, CO 81,
a. NJ; 1870. 3i5, 5.l5. 80 p M; sunday 7oo' slA
For na1leton SIS a. m. le 30. 345, 7.so p. m. Sun
DAYS SIS. HOO a. N. 80 p m
For points IN the MahanOy coal region, at elo a. III
t. 30 SO p. m. SUNDAYS. S.l3. 100 4. m
For Wllkosbarre, Ittston and scranton, SD A. nj
1880 3 IS. 7.So y. Sundays except scranton, SD
q. 80 p. N.
For EIniia. SD a. NJ; 1880 7.So p. m. sund,ys
SIS a. M 80 p. m. -.
Tickets and pnror car seats can be procured at ~ ~
:Gl. AS 7Sj, 92. Lao Broadway. % NUFray-st. yt
Canolst.. 81 East lith-st. 20 Columbus-aNe and ~
WoS, l25th.,t.. NrwYork; 333 Westinghouse. 726 fa'
tonst., BroOk,n. and - Broadway WILLIAMSBURG
Wcstcott Express Co. will call FOR anu check baggses
from hotel Or residence to destination.
4 4. McI.EOD. c t,. HANCOCK
graaf lgs. Agon
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xv,v WORK DAILY TR,RSr MONDAY 9FOURTEEN PAGES

rr,ms stsers on market: cows. 81 5oas9 so. Hogs
R i1eceutS Il 600 head shipments market steady
rough and common To- oIa m bUsns sse Weights
=. oSSs303 lirht ri soa 81 90 pigs 81 4oa "a ~
sheepReeeip,s 1000 head shipments I mar s
active. steady clipped native we'1 Westerns as IS
St Louis. May 25.-Cattle-Receipts, 500 h eoosi
shipments e3a head. Market steady: la,r 10 200 200
Teaan r IS I Market % 10 cents cents
i he,u n, ~ choice "a 1884 20: mixed, "a 4o@
"a so: ught - IS. shecp-Rccepts. 30 head ship
ments none Market strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30

IN ns3a.uc ccIes ,od1v The produce ENchanse having
dc-dc; To- adjourn from FRIDAY evening until Iu''
o'y m NV XND srRAw-Thcre slow market al aionaG
w9 ncd fa per-, " G%,n 81 Very
50 is's sssd S t. sGoc ESQ ap2,l.
S@ - rye a5d7oS rye 55c oats $3.50 wheat
snail .".o;'; r';oc s sos a, s%
. and s svI so '@ eho iSs g asae ' medium
mon to good 2od2'c 1890. chocc &c medium ls@d't
Tf go" ?o.2, e. do 1870 $50 l5a2oc
SIS slow FOR sosa % a ss
English Island 22a?Gc Porto mco 1885, e., tho ",
change =, i'm ' pG s'' Jus D.
90 Ars 80 90 .a 1g esa sgsg = ' DO 10
NAVAL sToIE SLIIffS IrErEyTINE f. forth@ q,
&C.. ascr HoSlS-encry .,riy. bu, ,Fldins very
f3 8 & .iS; 90 I. So 90 K eos NJ ;. IS
potter ns@sd disposition to trad on sc local a,.
,eSw 3sc ,e-.gfsdc. 9osc cocoena.; Cochin &c
~ I'd Do gu, q town &c aSs p.s IS ALLOW si.y
80, % ssn s5pa n ss A' 81 Extra
o S.,cca : P ',as 90 40 DO n a,aT,r RS;
ne,ched wncr oSso .SaS crgGe sSGh'r i nae
nsS M ;p"ss &c % 30 S7sH sn F S DO 10 Extra
s s9sSc , al 70 sass fa give Pit tpn 5CsCs an
o. 9Fsf g :F .as sss , ss;: was s
unchanged rates Thor wsfe 40 coo hI'h grin ooh'd 70
ss 900 a ct ; 81 seGGo is Sr'n FIJI
Norwcs,n lark Thopa. ialck. PHILADELPHIA TO iycnd
philaiclphIa TO Italy. $4,000 cv', refined. prynt"
tTms bark Recovery hence 70 Ivcrpoo 900 5hls r,ned
tausn 1000 Dbl. refined p I'D Italian bark ollcc'n
Maire hence 70 orr. 900 bhs refined. 2s ga July
MISCELLANEOUS, Prtf. ship hosion ood Portland :,
the EyeI lumber ~ 30 Norwegian bark johanne fonsa
cola Bueno- ayre~. fit Norwegian bark Electra "a
lannlh 70 Bn'nos Ayr~ lumber, tl and o.'n SOC barn
i.sbel. hence va Richmond % bahia foar e. 90
pr I d., ps n Sac5. fr a5Prs ae :" Se
Sg,n;h go't, .tayes on prt'a.c ierns No1sesan @rS
schooner Thonas y Stone Chieston 10 Kingston lumber
- C2t schooner Cora Goodwin. Neworcsns 10 Martin.
TEovIS6XsH tTfER""rH6c m,rsct So.,d dull with
cry S,tc and Pcnnsylvana hsis to extras "3. cram
cry tgin cSiras. ioai?se ercam"r ws.tcrn. qr,~ -
@ n, ,e . isi &c mrs, ~. ST., az. hi
lTdl7 &c state dairy. Welsh tubs extras ieac. nfe
Il sdisc seconds io9si7c wc.tcrn iIn!,ton ,Mm.ry
dairy nrts lie seconds u i3c Western factory nr-'
ilsel3,sc DO conds i2-l2ac f,,ioy and dary uiri,
tory and daIry 1913 ~ cIIEESF-liad quic day but
thc tone VA quit Arm lart,culaS on lne erad"- STAT
osd0',c prmr. pr3ofc frr to good So,a9Lc do par
,kms. common 20 PRIME Jd7 ac eht -kn,. az Siaic
with prices showing further decline state ard pcnn
,vyania new laid. choice. ldc Western. i5',n0c. for
- srG Nh Held HIm. but tradin: slow, Quoted Of
% tcst scnt,,,.G'l REFINED Quiet bu,
cubes. oleal ii.lOc xXxx afsi.c Mould a, olG
a. li,l9c DamonG 6;icTt 5Gs; C,S,nf,,ctlon"r~'
s,,c Rdccwood A. i.icai 5.iGr; Phoenix T. I'1ii
300 FmIlre 4, it.i;c 80. Q nsai.: No 2i2,lG
i'" 80 TO- sac oS So ' il, oisss ioc i No.
10. 3'aG3ac; No. 49, s'.a3hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
rI,popEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r,ror,ool NAV % . H. n-Beef-Holders offer mod
ersiey Pork-The supply is poor amsrh9 Hn 9os,
Bacon-folders offer moleral'ly Ioht
niddes about As ~ 35s o. Cheess-n99ia.cl d
% mod rtrly; American finest white STEADY at DDS cu
oer TaiIow and Turpcntine- offer freely
Ro.in-Thc uppy Is large ara-S and aE yne ond
Iuv dull n S2s 3D. Whcat-iolders orer ino9eritelI
30 red wlotr steady 1t IS 92d tlour-hoiusrs "neI
(orl-Spot-Ihe supply i Door lutures
IoIders orer moderately; mixed Western ot fTm az aS
.sd. Nav firm at l. 1Od June firm at IS Oai Juv hrn
at Is ts,d Hops at London-pacihc Coat-Ho'aer' arc
no, Altering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEt-The SPOT market ruled STEADY, VII, Pio In
rncha .ged from the OF l3c iot 40 Dill o,gre
,,,. the lnoyement rather light, tne saics asz.
ri,ins oaly % 900 May opened unehanssa' he
80. n'hcr months show decline % % ~ Pom'si -,
smn"r OF INC foreign advice, nrm. which WIN Or
ot ,rs eng the shorts gave 7tS'! IT, and
o,r,.t larry months i."sI "'.N
Wanb re- Dot icpjrel higher markers Inc INV
as o. August So. september J6s 81 Octonet 'S5 -
Snyemr SIS "a Flo quoted FIRST "dinayy ~ n MI
,a.s ii .iJ receipt IT, Ro iooco lac sa E s,e TO
f"torc NDO bags rio stock, 10000 bags fso - 200
ira .cceipt~ IN santos I.coO bags santos 100
lag, 'no' sa' N,~ 20 s. Federation. %, 900 bags
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odd do TIne. ,..,.,, s,ond,,d ~ Ella sInca
STAINED

-, o,d,orv ~ low WddllNs' a. "a
COG COG, V ,od ordnay5a MiddIng lily
,nc ontion iii, thrrc only Smail bosnes ~
compllshc First prices indicated dg,lne ~ POM
,1Jn hovcyor recovered. ohh 30 bn w
W., ",,n 81 81; points hal 30 lce'dEi I'M 80
%ere OILY g 100 bales. ,lyerpo"i eiGns" +, dc,v;s
,cSepts and some little covering by the mort III, a.
cau.d the nrmcr close. The news rom .'' "o' W.
trcts also slightly favored the bull she
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Nv fISI SiiOhE RAILWAY.
w IN. Y. G. II. r. L. Co.. Le,sse) x.s
Trains leave s2d,t. (North River statlon new,
as follows and 90 minutes earlier from 700; OF Jayst
3;3O 4. vi. Daily Ncwbure Kingston, Aps'Ss
daily. except SUNDAY, west OF Cocynaas Junetsn
7,1J \. M.-Daiy FOR Albany; daily. except sunsss
1O,0OA. M.-Daiy for Newbnrs. Albany uuesi S ~
,nse. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Fails Detr"s Y"
cago; daily. except saturday Tor Toronto. ,,s..
;3J 4. M-Daily except sunday for Albany ana ou's
4.o0 T.. .-Daily except SUNDAY Cor AIsan,y ,., syr.
81 y. N. Daily. for Albany Montreal, lca, SyhS
cu.e. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara ssls, DcyrSs , y"
G3o r. IL Dill. except Sunday for Newburs. Aibny'
Saratoga. Montreal. ,..,ss
Si5 r. M.-Daly. for Albany, ctca, syracuse. iecnS
Der. Buffalo NIasara ial, Toronto. Detroit. ta'As"
e. Louis.
NEWBURG LOCALS. s 30, sI0.lJ A. H.. Al rs. q"
as. $3.50 81 rs L NJ. -. n
slecnIngears for Buffalo, Nlas2n Falls Toronto ~
:roit Chicago. st. Louis all through trains ,nas
sDaily For tickets. timetables. rator ana sirr,,lS
accommodations information. apply at orise. ~
lyn 333 Washnr tcn-st.. 80 Tultort AnnsN oNcr,
Fulton-s..; New York City, il3. Ell 333 7S5 ct2 v.i
llS B0wery, 81 East tfth-st, so West l'Sths- -
- stations c. L. LAMBERT a,nerai Passenger Asss--
THE BooK OF OPEN AIR sroETs, octave. 200 p .Ss
illustrated The standard authority on Anefci, r.S
ar amuscmcnts Rules for sailing. swimming bail ~
ine Shooting, horseback riding. &c. &c.. ~ ful
copy. Published BY The Tribune. Ncw'York
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Nem Drbllraflons.

Eighteenth Edition. post paid Cor CSC. OF stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why It Falls OF
Turns Grey; and Tie Eemrdv ~ ,y Prof iiAisLEY
o. EVERY one should cad this little book Atnenauun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30

VI IU-' rn i N. SHE nculcd 100 poles 40, 'N
lori jia Tor consumption, snI 700 wcto 70 ,r,lc
r,nf act Receipts it the port W.. -: J-., h,l,,
ayoln.t 3D. bni"> this day lat "''"' "" '
time last Year. 1891.
rot ro,rI.,It: oos'..
Visible sipply ....-'..--.''-'' ~ AS ~ cpo
Receipts. DAYS 3i'o,gl .9.I2l
LyIort. t. France. diys..-........ ,o"3y9 Il uGD
Exports to Continent, d,ys-....... i'''''
SUI r. New.,ors licensed ware e,.--, ~
houses counted daily ...-.....'" "SIc;2
I'm ali other places .estimatedl-...,.- 0'N-'
Total stock Il, York, by running o,o So, 163 o2o
count ,..ii,,.da sia,os mis- GELS i03,Gl3
S'oeh !" ",' ,..s - Receipts eco bales
Livotp"ol uIsa y 100 tgies sales 1000 bales, Of
h, mV hr REGULATION aud export 800 bales AmeIicIa
WWy.7nS upIands lid Futures opened "reiy sN"iy
" Quotations are based on American standard Of ella seo
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Railroads..

hGl!roGus.
pennsylvania
n RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL OF RmERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlock ingSwltches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DcsbrOsscs and COrtIandt Streets
On and after 1901 n. M. MAY 22d, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
300 Pullman ve'sos seeo" "SS and pa 5S cnn'
I% Sn. RI ne mex: day. S Toledo
'N'sO' 1 1mE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1o:OoA sNelyey Of pullman ts aaSlns
d Observation presnns aosneisl TO- reDp Sts;
ssass d' n sHs may az
lsGs S OF S" is ct Srr9e9 s
In Ust. 30 r =. m DIV oH''S' '''' "'
" LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
2.a0 r. M.rnlmon vesubu.e sieepipg Cars from New
and UA t aH S Hcs,6ulc smoking and vesbu:
Cincinnati rs m. and 81. Louis T 30 D. M. next
THE COLTNBIAN EXPRESS
200 Ssi.ss ssyss Is Ss
''S' TIIE WESTERNS EXPRESS.
$50 " Hs aag Se$c nenna natl
and Mc%pn Ds Cars N@ aS ,tS rA A;Sss a.
ssS S cs ~ S'n S f9'lnSs
'N'''' PACIFIC EMPRESS.
nan Sleeping car NcN-bork 70
Cheaso aIrys r. C9 and g1y az ccasc
eoo1 m 0s eGpmS9s ssecp ,e sstry g'
4;3O T. M.-Day fof all points on Richmond ana Dan
Vile Railroad. with Through Sleeper " New'oFlean'
$500 = q peln. 90 cc SiDss c and Ohio
'T PS,oaq% Pullman n"e: sl.spInss Car T. Seworlea
nAITiMORE WAsIIyGTON AND THE SOUTH
1915 4. Wa,hinston Limited ESpres,h weg tx.
Songsr Coaches. Dinng-csr to Baltimore arriving in
500 '' p Limited daily , Pm;
y.Oge ,on '"rS and .Sa faie BEYOND usual
F"%a" STstss: crG.; q hf:.s ,f'is.c 90 $40 and
Additional no. n hkpr pro- 80 o. and 90 p and l2 IS
10 and Fs' 80 p't% % GaG 6o aad SEQ T"'
r., Suant.e CIV 80 p m weekdays. with through
B@l,et Fs,Iof cc5s and Coaches rlD..-
For '''~ 'A' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
.ysnns limited VIII dining csr .ad 10 10 Washington
ara Q 90 p. ,o end r. - nleht s Assopmodat.on:
gls $50 800 1000 Limited, ard 10 70 90 a mi
IL rs night. Accommodation 90 aud 90 p, m.
Time Tables Of Trains 10 local pont the Pennsyl
S%s 'ts,d y' 'gc az
oGi loJth-st psi Colunbussye.. aud foot Of Des
brosses end Cortlanft sts. COurt. $50 Fultcn.st..
ps broadway and BROOKLYN Annex station. foot OF Enl
ton.st. Brookyn: IS Hudon-st.. Hobokcn Station.
T,ns y call 70, ri sssss
CUAS r. Pt-GH J. X. WOOD.
0tneral Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
GAZE'~ UNION TICKET OFFICE.
Ticket sleeping ard drawnroom reservations. and
baggage check, all local and through points the
NEw-YORK CENTRAL & WEST SHORE
X. r.,
PENNSYLVANIA II. r.. sTONINGTON LINE, &c.
FIRST JUNE PARTY. CO days. sails June s.
Fifth June party 40 days, sails sJune 20 By specially
chartered Inman steamer CITY Of Chester.
send for Gazette with full particulars
II. GAZE 4 SONS.
Ii3 formerly oi0l Broadway. New.York.
onclay appointed International Tourists Agents for
~ OF IL.
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Sr5irUCllon.

For Boys and Young Men-Ci'y.
SUMNER SCHOOL. Introductory fll college eNafI
- nations be.ihs August 18th Sc-nagc, classical
Electrical Eue'n,'rnL. J. WOODBRIDGE DAN -
IN. D.. Oij Mad~lu-aYC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR scHooL. 1.t7s broadway.
u Departments.
M. NJ. HOBBY y. Z. NENDRICkSON.
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FIRST JUNE PARTY. CO days. sails June s.
Fifth party. - days, sails sJune 20 By specially
chartered Inman s,oamcr CITY of<Ches:cr
send Tor Gazette with full particulars.
II. GAZE 4 SONS.
ll3 formerly oi0l Broadway. New.York.
Oncolv appointed International Tourists Agents for
Worlds Columbian Exposition 1898.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-13
S me Negative ADVICE

Prairie Farmer.
DO not feed rottOn or effected pota-
toes to your COWS this fall unless you
want them to yield milk OF like char
acier. AS intelligent dairymen you
must see the force OF this truth, and
yet we have known man highly cap
able and other gu biects whose judg
ments were painfully warped ABOUT
feeding rottou trash tn milk cows.
They seemed TO have thought that
1t was economy to save decaying veg
etables in this way, and forgot that
a COW was not sausage machine
through which could ne ground with
profit the odds and ends Of the pre-
misses. Do not be satisfied with your
work when filling your silO this
season until you have it as nearly
alright as possible. We have seen
silage come out splendidly where no
STAMPING down was done. but the fod-
der was pack ed in firmly and closely
ana seItieu by it's own weight. the
silo walls, of course, being impervious
A welt-constructed silo has more to
do with the good keeping qualities Of
its con tents than does tue itistic
packing of the fodder.
Do not put more COWS on to your
hired mems hands than they can
milk without discomfort. It is not
for your financial interests TO do so
some men can milk twelve cows COM
fOrtsbiy where others would have
tired hands and arms at the eighth
animal. Tired human muscles can
not properly drain the milk from the
cows udder.
Do not allow yourself to be so short
sighted and poor q breeder as To al
ways employ the services of year
ling bull to fatten and kill every fall,
after he has done service in the herd.
Then it Is argued these yearlings are
seldom ugly, and do snort and below
nd chase you about the fields to the
danger your llf This p rt of it is q |
cry -, bun yuu can neN or perpetu
are good stock by the policy.
Do not consider il foolish to put
your cows in the stable over night ss
soon as the nights become frosty. II
lett to lie in the field through white
q d rheums tic, with uders .shrunken
aud CON tanning but little milk. A
stable fodderiDg at night, with shell
ter and dry, warm beduIng upon
W nich to lie, will produce opposite
effects DairymeD who have silver
to Jingle in their pockets are all
onto, this Iact
Do not expect a good milk cow
to become beef fat vii 10 she Is yield
ing milk in prolific quantities. Beet
is not in her line Of duty while she is
serving you with milk. A good milk
animal is comparatively lean one.
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There is Nj Excuse whatever.

Every large land owner in this city
commemorative a small investment and
the same opportunity is open TO you to-
day. Buy two or more of those fine lots
in LONG LAKE ADDITION. good soil and a
beautiful location, blocks from Beacon
Hill car line and blocks from West End
car line; the price only $50 each, with
your own time and terms to pay for them.
How does sos per nom h suit you? Buy
now or never kick because you have to
pay rent. Buy one for your children.
Over half of them sold to good people.
Drop me a postal and will show yOn the
lots No taxes to pay until 1894. w. ).
IADLEY, agent, Room Smith block
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state Vote for Ten Years.

The following is the total of the state
vote from 1880 TO 1890:
For president, lSS0-Hancock, dem },
|156, 22S; Garfield, (Rep.), 57,s45; Weaver,
90. b., %. 405; total. 24l ,47S.
For governor, 1Ss0-RobertS. Dem. },
166, O1; Z j. Davis, (Rep.). GA 3S2; Ham
man, &c. b., 33,72l; total, 264 2O4.
For president, lSS4-Cleveland. Dem.),
225, 309: Blaine. (Rep.), 93.l41; Putler, (G.
b, 3,347; ST. John, (Pro.(. 1905; total,
325, 3O5.
For governor. 1SS4-Ireland, Dem. }.
PIP, PA; Wash Jones Und.), SS450: A. b.
Norton, tRep.), 25,557; total 1924.
For president, 1SSS-Clevelaud. Dem
234 1888; Harrison. (Rep) SS,422: Streater,
Union Labor, 29,459; Fisk, (PrO), 4,749;
total, 357, 5l3
For governor, 1SSS-Ross, Dem go :
3iS; NJ. Martin, (Farmer), 9s,447; total,
34S- 7S5
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While at Big Island, Va, last April. |
was taken with very severe attack OF
diarrhoa never had it worse in my life.
/ tried several oli-time remedies, such as
blackberry wine, paragoric and laudanum
without getting and relief My attention
was then called TO Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera anu Diarrhoea remedy by Mr..
G. TinsIey who had been handlingit there
and ia less than five minutes after taxing
a small dose | was entirely relieved.IO
G. Burford, Harris Creek, Amhurst Co.
Va. For sale by F. Kalteyer g. Son
Bowling & Flood, A. Dreiss, II. Schuc.
hard. r. COhn & Co., j. T Harrison and
Kalteyer & Schuchard, j. G. och.dawIy
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MIR. J. A. Lander, a prominent citizen
Of Clarksburg, Mo-, and widely known in
that state, says of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy: Il have
seen its good results and can recommend
it," For sale by f. Kalteyer & Son,
Bowling & Flood, A. Dreiss, Fl. Schuc-
hardt, R. Cohn & Co, ]. T. Harrison and
Kalteyer & Schuchard.
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suckLsN.s AAaNIcA SALvE

The BEST SALvE in the world for cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chllblains,
'Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Adolph Dreiss and
Drefss, Thompson & Co. 1924
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.AUTHoRIzEpc COLLECTORS.

The following named are the only
authorized collectors for the LIGHT:
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Subscribers are req ueSJed not TO pay
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seaOIiFu. LOTS FOR SALE

eEAOIIFUI lots FOR SALE
On easy terms aud only 6 per cen
interest, situated one mile east of
postoffice, on high hill. overlooking
the city, only three blocks from street
car line. and good plank walk all the
way Graded streets and water
mains. Call on or address
G. l.. DIGNOwITY,
s 81 I'm No. 425 Pine street.