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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

The rt~ly smsnded immigration lev. .
fIsd BY ~ set passed IN the LAT hours Of
the hny ttccnd congress. PRESENTS some
I'M o l.pt chsnges. II ,rrlndrs thee
ei..ses iiliier.te persons oser sirteep,
eripi lee biiudpen oos or p,r.onso,b, size
phy.ieslly imperfect, unless they eau
shos lhsi they will 10, become public
chsrse. aud mem bars Of ell societies that
lnslliy the unlawful destruction OF iIie OF
property. OJs Of the beat Iestuns Of the
i.s 10 tha shich rquires steamship cgm
psbirs 81 prepare 81 the poIt OF departure
li,ts OF mabiltsls eooh ioips full suthetti.
Gated iniosmsiion coo oerniug each pas,
sanger. which must DO delivered 10 the
immigrant inspectors osi,r. the immp
grants are landed. This sives the inspec
tors the niormsiioa needed for basis o
action before the immis rant has been 10
drd and psseed on, OF their Jurisdiction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16
Ad,ie. {. no,hsu.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your ress by sick child suffering AID
crying With pain Of cutting tee,hs ESQ.
send 81 ooce sod see boiils Of Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup { children teeth
log. IL cares dyses.ery. disrfboeA. fesu
is,es the stomach AID bowels. cures Wind
collie, sof,ens the guns. reduces ipaams,
tiou. and gives tgas All energy 10 the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

pils have been orderly saa diiissnt nah
ins ecmnsndsbls s5vADoensSt ia al sheil
sssdies 10 dinricb Ne . and =. the I'd
raced GLASSES have tssfly nsshed Ths
Conpisis Ar hps'io. asa the largest
Geography 10 aisinc, NJ tao sirs IA
yesrs 81 zee, have been through The Com
piete Atithnfile. tIesp'ioe the sppendiH.
and have rtsiesed all tier soss, ssd ere
Ito~ rs,ew 70 seoosd time, tho same
cisss have been Through the lrgest 500
sr.pby, srd are nov rSsiesiBs. 10 the
sane school one Toy ati,bed TIE
Complete sihuttio aud geography,
vent through B9hinsou's slgsrbr
sed h.yirs made oommsndssle adsasoei
msni 10 al other b:A ehes taught 10 the
school. entered the Seminary 10 SepiemI
bcr .. The sse Of ihirteen years 10 No, q
several pupils 10 addition 10 The ssusl
dhtrie, school studies, ate dong good
work 10 sleetri, book keeping aud civil.
government one girl thirteen years Of
age lacks oily shout Thirty pasrs Of fiuisb'
iue Kobinsons sl,rcbrs When visiting
No $ The les, lime, iound class soly
ine problems IL psfiisl payments, the Aci
cur.cy sud ueatness Of vi zee work eooli
scarcely be surpassed. Nearly al the
.thools devtb some time 10 iree-hand
craving. Very lev teachers however, sre
srtisis, ADD IT j, not easy 10 persuade pen
.oos to Wy 10 teach what they caDnot do
grscefn ly themselves, Bot 10 No. 2 and
10 they have done some work worthy OF
special menti a,
We have 10 our schools apronouneing
'pelliDg book which could not easily be
,Ioelied. A ht.ie more care 10 the use Of
bis toJk is desirable. A word properly
,rJrounced is h II spelled. No. II, has
,ivsn especial st;enuoa to the use OF dis'
'r,Icsl marks. In this school also,
~ q remarkable feat in word building.
fifteen minutes were given for building
words IRON the |, tiers 10 'msnafsoturing.
several pupils Constructed upaard OF
orty words. One boy wrote oat seventy
40. pssily oil OF which were correctly
PEELED.
| have not Attempted TO change the
1ethod Of teaching physiology and hyi
iene. recommended by my predecessors,
Ihich Is one recitation a week. After two
ears observation, l am persuaded that
BIO / upi become justly weary OF study
az the came science thu ough q course OF
isbt or ten years, they acquire hatred
I that which should b, delight.
oald recommend that the school board
range to have it taught ss it is taught
! the higher schools. And as fast as the
upils are able 10 pass a satisfactory exi ,
ninsiion on the books required by Law,
i them receive 9 certificate to that tffect
nd discontinue the study ,
We Lsve 10 No Q. teacher who IL co N, !
citing her si1ty.sixth term in the same
ht oil. Only two other teachers 10 the
ate have egualed or surpassed this re-
nd. When we rememb that fifty two
~ cent OF the teachers 10 the state remain
1t one term in place, this becomes
record.
Respectfully Submitted. III
]. M. APPLEMAN. !
Su. t. Of Schools.
March ester Centre, VT, Mar. I'll 1898. r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

II is undentood that Mr.. Cleveland
wish,s 1t to be known that In the appoint,
men, Of consuis. particularly those 10
places IN Sonth Americs and Central
Amencs, he will be guided largely by the
sisptsbili,y Of candidates for business
He ~spts practical business men who shall
be Democrats Of course; men who can as
sist IN the expansion Of the American trade
through their krowledge OF business al.
fairs. He wants these consuls to be per-
sons Of experience it oil trade matters so
that they can readily recognize whether a
POT, Ia capable Of becoming good market
Tor American goods.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

4 3
The Mobile R.eister is alarmed 81 the
proro itloa Of foreign capitalists 70 pur
chase /. 5O0. 900 acres OF land 10 three adj.
joiaips commits Of T,r~ Tor the sro~ los
OF cotton on large scsle. II fears ihs,
improved msehipe'y, working on large
Sa'e, will be injurious TO isrm,rs With
te~ acres, aud that lhs individual farmer
and bis muls viii be crowded out THIS
sss no, the csss when the large wb, OF
farms and syndieates ia kansss frightened
The iad,vidusl isrmer out This vits. A
les seaoss sofiiced 10 satisfy the farming
con nuBity that there wss no csuss fer
alarm. and THE large farms with Oh II
~osdsriul labor sA,ius mschines arc hsrdi
ly caf,osities row.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

A Tesisl dispstoh from Washing CD
ssys The indignation at the announce
msut Of the presilent tia, former ofic :
holders are not TO be appointed 10 50,
position Is increasing rather than diuiu
ishius But ii has not bad shs efisc,
either TO bauish former oiiceL olders Il ON
dsrsbls diminulion 10 the crowda 1, u
true that many OF the former ofiieeholders
have lsft The city aud have accepted the
trs.ident's declaration o. sincere Ba,
their Il,oes have been allied by the new,
eomen who, DOS that tbs for ner mean.
bcn,s Of the eiilee in their locsli,ies appear
10 DO oat OF u. ~sy, .s- soaaiss 10 ,b.
iron, 10 press their osn elsima
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

There has not been an honest election
10 Troy or in he towns 10 that vicinity
for years, owing to wholesale repeating.
Al the recett election 10 Lansing burg. the
humber Of Democratic repeat. rs from II. J
was 20 large aud their operations so bolo
that some Of the Democratic officials cleo
ted by their votes have refused TO serve,
snj an effort sill be made 10 bring som.
Of III, illegal voters 10 justice, but like >
similr attempt recently made in Bufislo,
II will probably fail. There may be proc
enough but Democratic otiioiAls will N AZ,
sgs somehow TO shi,li the trsnssressor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

The board Of Agriculture hsve made .
secosd snnasl report compiled from inior
naiioa received from the to~p clerks Of
,se state. Tse report eives hvorsbie
sho~ins Ter the year and concludes ~
fslio~g A. . whole, u appears ihst fos
Isga nore i.sus sefe sold. more snts rprii
zee nedsrsskea. sHd mere capital invested
10 then than during The y,ar pnvi0us.
T bis certainty asdsea,ss . healthy eoudi'
iioa "a bosa cur agricultural snd msunise
turing ittSrsst, snd eOes 10 shos ihsi
thoss she have toreseeu sa Improved con.
dilioa OF cor snaassrisi sifars have beee
eorrecs 10 their ,sdssnsst Capital 10
seslisr investment 10 local enterprises.
Agrissl.ars 10 moving forward slowly bat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

OF The forty standing comm itises OF The
Senate the soath Is 10 have thirty one,
aud the vast interests OF the county depen'
ding GA Legislation =, Washington sre TO
10 largely controlled by men from the
Southsra Sites. TIE great tar pioiuc
Ing. popuious, patriotic North is to bsve
uias cbsirmsnsbips. mostly OF iof'ricr
committees The Soath objects to the
cry OF set onalism. Meanwhile IL takes
everything 10 sight
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

Three srs Gee hall acres Of bsll1ings
.as urasa in Boston Friday rish'. 9th
Io, 81 e. 90 go cod sessrsl lirss The
barpi district Includes the block toapdcd
On he perth b, Es~f street. 90 The eat
l., IAseosn stree, os the son,b by TnHis
.tres, ADD 90 Ne vest b, kiassioa street
!, /, The third gree, ere In the cit, siihiu
the lsst lev years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

Ia President Harrison has sceeI ted tbs
Cb.r of Constitutional Law. 10 the L..
lend stseiotd Upiyenily Of Csliicrai'.
.bich 10 lhs largest university 10 tho
World He gill deliver . course Of zen
Isc,urss. 81 $1,000 lecture, making a Gala
~ Of $40 600 year Tits 10 . iucfsiive
and disnihed position. for sbieb Mr. Hsn
400 10 admirably hued.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

whole s,slsn. Mrs wiaslexs soothing
syrsp Cor Chiidrsa Tceshisg 10 , lesssbi
10 shs taste sps ~ The prescription Of one
Of the oldest and brat femsle physicians
aud rursrs 10 The uni,ed States. snd 10 for
Gals by ali druggists throughout the World
Price. rs cen,s bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

The Democratic senators have deter
miued toi TO admit senator's appointed by
The governors OF Wsstii gt1n. Mout'ps
and W, oniog They bold the Law and
precsdsnts to be against recognizing the
right Of governors 10 make sprointm, Dts
shea the gs sturss have failed to elect
The legislatures oil these states meet ben.
nisIly and. II the poser Of the governors
10 call the representatives to- ether TO
elect senators is denied. the states will
have bat Que senator each for the next
two years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

The reestt ihsss bsvs 81 edo Gcois 10
,.uoa. los.litlss causing stsI, ieeonrrnb
epes sba con,l5ershls damage. though
isefe bsse beea DO great disasters req OIL
%. The vsisr 10 ibs Hndioa 81 Albany
1. iontuen iest sloss The mssn q q aud
the isbesi ktosn siros lsss. In several
llscs. 10 Miellgsr there bss been co isi
dsf.bls ioss from the freshels
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

Pr@saesi c,crslaaa bs wiltdrswr the
Bs.snsa treaty, bss ~ stss rurposs 70
rot ttoss. o1s frad aye be will meoi.
~ u 10 .pms siisEt ssd iLsn renee a.
AsollH report says be ell ssrd coni
ma.sAoe o. TIC siEas 10 ascertain ne
.s.liu.st u tbs people there bsiOrs re-
neslas lhe lrestr
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Respectfully Submitted.
STATE NEWS.

I
| | have been 9 great sufferer from dry Oh
tsrrh for many years, aud l tried man
remedies. but none did me 80 IN uch bene
ct as EIy's Cream Balm, 1t completed
cured me. NJ. ]. Lilly, SO Woodwar.
Ave. Boston Highlands, Mass.
A building aud loan association hss beef
formed at Bradford.
Nothing does the work 80 we'll Mr.. p
Byrd OF New Grand Chain Ills, writes
being exposed to all sorts OF weather an
more or less liable to have pains OF som,
kind. have trisd . number OF different
so called remedies, but nothing does th,
work so we'll as Salvation Oil. II is th,
best libiment have ever used.
The Vermonti Marble conn any's contri
button OF marble monuments, etc, which
are destined to be sent TO the Colum bian
exposition at Chicago. is well under way,
The total number OF designs which will
make mp the compsny's exhibit will be
II.
new EN- iae OF the mogul pattern has
Just been put into service on the Vermont
GENITAL railroad which Is claimed to be
N, re powerful tnsn any ever before used
IN New Eugsnd 1t has four large dri,-
FRS On each side. and wall haul 20 heavily
loaded r,igLt cars up he sleepest grade
on the ROAD. II burus up~srds Of 10 tons
OF coal day.
Two heavily loaded frei. bit trains collid
Ell near North Troy Saturday The three
engines aud 10 r, were wrecked. The
trsipmen escsi ed by jumping The train
dispstcber a, Fsnhsm, P q issu' d conf
trsdiciory orders.
The olde I postal clerk in the employ
OF tue UuIted States il ChnlJs Brigham
Of the Bos OF p ,st flee. who was sppoiD
ted "a years ego Mr.. Brigbsm 10 nsl
tive OF Bruwplngioi, tbis stats. and went
~ Pc ton sbtD b. wps u yer, Old.
Peter B-sor OF Moukiol had bis skull
crushed by a filling limb recently. caus-
log death 10 a few boo.s. He was veter
10 OF company A OF the 6ih Vermont reg
ment. LES
Mary lave found immediate relief and |
cure OF aggravated csses Of
he umstism BY the persistent use OF Salvs
iou OIL When spilled according to The
directions IL rarely ever fails 10 cure
he most ob.tinste cases. As 3 pain cure
/ has no equsl 10 tho market Is cts
Gen. W. Y. W. Ripley has received l..
90 yesfling trout Irtm u 8 Fish Comuis
ion MeDoasld. They will be planted
D The h.. dwsters q Otter Greek. at Dan,
y
Seustor John A. Mead, elected hrst Mayi
T OF the Dew city Of Rull.bd. is great
rsndscn ofCol james Mead. the frat
eitl' T. frat moders or. snd first seisc,man
nd dvi representative Of Rutland. elected
D these po'i'ions At the fret town neeti
ig held 90 the second Tuesday Of oe,o-
er, l77o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

A Washington speeisl sage: Mr. Cleve.
land has been In Office only oos working
seek. bat tia, has been long enough to
settle ola imI orsspi mater There wall
ls DO ert,s session Of Congress. Mr. Gle,
velsnd says that his only purpose 10 ooa'
venios Cossrsss sould be TO secure . rel
peal 81 the the silver Purchase lac. and
that |, is evident this, thai csnno. be eHec'
ted this year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

sswly srd improved. certain and ecson'
sOsl methods are ssirs ibs plses 81 sasss
vsi sbavssisisl And vofn osi practices.
-
Tie psst vesk hss hess Lard oss 10
tie Ssw Ymh stock nakst ossns TO he
ssupsssey a ossy.. cali loAss sciss oss
o., 40 hish - 10 per sett II. euigo~
q Geld s5d The ell stoa Nsv York ior
@osss by ..siga' cstirs 40 tbs interior
ospsed ihs s'ri iseDcs. both u ~Lloh are
sppsasl ., tsls - asor 81 the year Az .
ooas,qaesos stocks. 10 uoa Instances.
sho.sd nsrtsd decline There ~ COO.
tHrssipess snoas bsrkefs add
swr,rd 81 tben scDt 20 Was is9ton on
s.tsri.y 10 Dad DOT II possible, What The
polio, o. tie nes sdmipstr.iisbIsi be,
10 Tho m.lt a sofls bends.
several tsEka "a TIE wta have offered 10
'urni,h o.d TO The treasury. sod II !, not
issly tbsi boods .lli be IL ped al pres
,al
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

''sTArs % ysRmosT, District OF Manchester. 80
In Probate Court, held Al Manchester, within
and Tor said District on the lat day OF March
1913
George NJ, Wall, Administrator Of the estate
Of Mary A. Curtis late Of Dorset 10 szid District
deeeased, presents his sdminIsti alton account
for examination and alio~ancs, and makes sppli
cation Tor a de nee Of distribution Of the esiaie
OF said deceased.
Whefeupon. II 10 ordered BY said Court that
said account ana raid application be- referred "
a session Of ssid Court 10 be held ~ the Pho.
bate Office 10 Manchester, Ia said district, gu
the 2iih day u March A d 1893 al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, Tor hearing aud decision thereon; Asd
IL ls further uf6sred that Loiics hereof DO given
TO all p.rsons interested by publication Of the
ssme biee weeks Successfully 81 The M.nches.
Ter JOURNAL, uewspspef published 81 h.n.
rhester trssious TO said Time appointed for hear
ing that they may appear u said time and pises
aud show osnse n any they may have, WY ss,d
account should not be allowed, and such decree
made.
true record
J. y, FEM, Register, !
true copy VI record. MIMI
iisw TT Attest, J. n. FEM, Bsgistsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16

4NbHE w M n w .
State OF Vermont. District Of Manchester, ss
In Probste Court, held At Manchester, within
and for said District, on ths islh day OF March
A 1893
An instrument, purporting TO be the last viii
and tetthmeDt OF Andrew Hansmen, late Of
Arlington 10 said District deceased, was pre-
scented Tor Probate.
Whereupon Il was ordered by said Court, that
ali persons CONCERNED therein DE notified 70 APP
pear at session thereof TO be held At the Pro-
bate ofliee In Manehes' er In said District on the
3lst day OF March, A. D 1898, at 10 o'eiock, In
the forenoon, aud show cause. ~ any they have
against the probate OF said will; for W hitch pur.
pose II IL further ordered, that this order be
published three weeks successfully In the Man.
chester JounsaL, q newspaper printed at Man.
chester IN said District, previous 10 said time u
heaiing
true record,
Attest, J. r, FkNN, Register,
true copy OF record,
i5sw' Attest, J. h. FEM, Rssiser.
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HARRIET M. CoBURN's EsrArr.

HARRIET M. COBURN's EsrArm.
State OF Vermont. District OF Manchester 80
IN Probate Court held at Manchester, within
aud for said District on the 9Th day Of March
A. d. 1898,
Present II X. FowLER, Judge.
George II. Coburn, Administrator on the estate
Of Harriet NJ, Coburn late OF Manchester In said
District deceased, presents bis administration
sceount for EXAMINATION and slows nee, and
makes applications for decree OF distribution
OF the estate OF said deceased.
Whereupon, II 10 ordered by said Court, that
said account and said application be referred 10
session Of said Conrt, to DO held At the Pro-
bate Office IN Manchester, 10 said district. on
the 3lst day OF March A. ID. 1898. at 10 O'Clock
A. N. for hearing and decision thereon; Ard
II Ia further ordered that notice hei eof be given
10 all persons interested, by publication Of tho
same three weeks successiysiy In the MsDebps.
ter JOURNAL newspaper published at Ma chez.
ter previous TO sad time appointed for hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place aud
show cause II any they may have. why said
sceount should not be allowed aud such decree
made
A true record,
J. r. PENN, Register.
true copy OF record,
i53~ Attest, !. h. FINN, Register.
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- sTarn % Vsnn0sr District Of Manchester ~
In Probate Court. he'd At Manchester, within
and Tor snd District on the ord day OF March
A, ID, 1913.
david Gray. Administrator Ga the estate 81
I AVID Hlcbsrds. Is'e OF hsisan, ksw FORK. DE b.
Ing land IN ssid District deceased, made appli.
cstion for license 10 seIl All the real estate 4
which said deceased died saizsd aud po..sssfd
situated 10 The torn Of rsDdga,e ~ said District:
said real eslaie dasenboi =. follows IL b1iIs
an eqnal undivided LAlf u certain farm 10 ssid
FAndRstes bounded moth by lands VI hoiIiB q.
.nith. east by lands u smith Peel snd lands
formerly owned by Ira Bristol sontb b. isuds
fora efiy OSIed BY George i. Blair aud David
nilleti aud West b. the liss VI The slAls OF Mes
York coDiaininx three Funded scr.s more ~
iass representing
That The amoubt u deb,s due from the
Charges oi.adnlioisff.uon.e .iimsled At % 90
si,sso W
The value q personai estate !.
about Observation-Disclosures ITO %
Balance ~ debts ehsrgssbls on
tie real estate u said declared 81 ,750 %
and that " IL nscessary " sell all Of al real
estate 10 fs,se mcGey 70 pay ssSd debts aud
81 sfle- " administration.
HheTsnpon Il sss ordered that hesflrg 90
ssid application be held ~ The PROBATE once 10
baurh ester In ssld District GU the z4tL day u
March A. a. 1855, II 10 o'clock 4 r., and that
noties d said application, the nstuss ADD reasons
thereof Add the time and place " hearing there.
%, be gwen 70 all persoas Interested BY the
publication hersof three wseks successfully Ia
lLs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS svspapef pfinssd ~
Manchester 10 sad Dlsircs. previous 10 sail
tin1e Of hearing.
A true record
Ailsst, =. Y. YEss. Register
.l.t Assssi. ]. E.YEss. sssis ...
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DAVID RICHARDS, RsrArr.

J. z, FEHN, EeeIsief,
true copy Of record. EIlIMT.
iisw Attest, J. y. FEM. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-16
The Central Cash Store.
AT HALF PRICE.
A NDREW HANAMEN'S RsrArs.

Manchester Centre. Vt, March 18th. 1898
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MARY A. CURTIS ESTATE.

J. Z. PENN. Register,
true copy OF record,
i5ss Attest, y. h. FEM, Register.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-27
COUNTERFEITERs' OUTFIT.
A Brace OF Spurious Coin Producers
Arrested by the Police.

Captain Donovan aud other mem {.
beers OF tbs police force on satuTd' y
night arrested couple Of Suspicious
characters on the charge OF passing
counterfeit money. They were appre.
hended near the Valley houee corner,
and when commanded TO throw up
their hands lost no time IN obeying the
injunction. A search WAS immedi-
ately instituted aud In their pockets
were found ten counterfeit silver dol
lars and Ave spurious nlckols.
Both men were taken to the police
station and subjected to rigid exami.
nation ms TO their antecedents
and business, but neither would
answer the questions propounded
10 them. They, however, gave their
name rs A. q. Albert and J. II. Pat
terssn. The latter was subsequently,
identified Ms n shopkeeper at No. l5S
west, South Temple street. His
place Of business was raided by Detec.
tives Sheets and Rhodes who found
in the rear OF the store lot Of cheap
jewelry and a complete countorfeiting
Kit consisting OF dyes, muulds, cruel.
bles, ohemicals and n miscellaneous
lot OF necessary incldentals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-27


II you wish to buy or for amy reason
to move colonies Of bees, do 1t now before
tho warm weather scts In. Tho argu.
monts In favor Of tho line Of action are
apparent without argument.
when lambs are coming daily and
nightly, 1t is n good plan to keep hot
stones on hand TO warm any that are
chilled. This often saves tho lifo Of n
future good Fat mutton. Tho loss of
lambs is large per cont OF tho annual
losing OF the sheep breeder
II an eve will not own hor lamb, tie
hor up for few days and feed aud
wntcr her we'll Exhaustion IA some
times u reason for ewes disowning their
lambs. II u Sheep mother IL tied up, she
can't get away from her offspring.
II You ship bees by rail, place tho hives
20 that tho combs will run lengthwiso Of
the ear Tho soyorcst jolts come from
tho ends Of tho car, In wagon ON a
road, however. tho hardest iolting Is
from side TO side and there the combs
want TO stand crosswiso Of the vehicle.
We hope our breeders win try raising
rape for sheep this year, ana that this
tmo it will not be bird rape seed that is
sent 70 them. one aero of rape on
ground not previously cropped that sea-
son, II It is good ground, will pasture 30
lambs for two months, On ground that
had been before used for raising rye
fodder the rape pasture has fed 10 lambs
| for two months.
Rape Is worth twice as much as clover
for fattcning.
February is one Of the best months OF
the year In which for calves and lamb.
TO come. They aud their dams get d
good ready for the spring pasture,
Do not let manure ROMAN in the sheer
sheds till Il heats and the ammonia cs
cupes uodccsbly. II it begins TO do this
clean 1t out at once, II will iniuro boil
tho noeces aud the sheep in that condi
tion.
The best woedefs are in many case
hogs in field. They will utterly roo
out the pestifcrous wild morning glor,
vines that almost ruin so many grdons
Roots Of all kinds arc adelicdcy TO thom