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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-02-22
TARIFF BILLS

Are a little out Of our line. Perhaps we could
country as the one over which Congress is now
squabbling, but we have no desire to try our hand
at it. There are men who make a specially of tariff
bills. We make specially of
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-02-22
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A Flesh Forming Food
(ArtificjalIy Diqested).
(ArtiRciaIIy Digested).

Stimulating, exhilarating and
strengthening, without alcohol. Re-
lieves WEAKNESS and exhaustion. 1t
adds new tissue to emaciated forms,
makes them plump, rosy and
healthy. Thin, pale people will
become fleshy and rosy checked
after using it. Paskola supersedes
Cod Liver Oil (without its repulsive
taste) and arrests the wasting in
consumptive cases. Send for pamph-
let. Agents wanted everywhere.
Address
The Pre-Digested Food Co.,
les Duane Street, New York.
FOR SALE AT
Andrews Drug Store, Below Falls, VI.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24
Dssn't Mix

Nothing ~ss gained by the Republi
csns OF Aiabaus BY their psr.,sl fusio,
With ihe .Populist. and tbs results OF the
e'ectic2s that state recsrt,y shot Id
os .,sken =; :he Republicans slssThsre
teaching them how vain is an ail,anc-
VIII, psrty to whose political princi
pies they cannot honestly Subscribe.
The ioce. Conditions preraitinr n Ala.
oama. c. course, precinds the e,ec. on
n 'tet state. from being accec.-i il. sny
"as - an Indication Of Democrat,
sentiment as opposed 10 straixh: ,..-
p~oi!cau dncirin-s. but th. vote for
Stat. officers is fuii Of interest IN Vie y
{! he a:prcscbtrg coasress.onel eier
{ i.
.roustoa: It's couatry seIeraily
IS IS -: year .or third party mere.
snts- The Democrats have placed
;:e,ns-!yes fairly On trial end they Ill ust
De JUDGED o, the evidence. That evi
cenc., he record Of twelve months
sicE: IA congregational sessiun without
The accomplishment OF the great object
fJr which they We're elected, is 90 un.
misfakabiy against thea that Republi.
cans have nothing to fear and much to
hope from far and square contest
"'th them directly at the polls. The
P"pn!ist lariy has lost the confidence OF
The country. 4 indeed it ever held it,
En1 MI nct c1mnaad the support OF
q so:iicien: following TO aa;se it a for.
iaidable element in the campaign, ,wh:c,,
"i!. he fought out on strict old party
.css. As between the Republicans and
.hs Democrats, the former keeping
lear ,.f lays:lfying alliances, the people
Will have no hesitation - choosing.
The intelligent labor vote, 10 gain
which the populists have beea putting
|or;h desperate efforts, is not going to
20 caught by the specioss c!np trap Of
resolutions. The fispuU. i
,an party has been tho real friend Of
ho lsboEiLg man and has done more to |
'eeurr hiin reguiar employment n: good !,
"ages than any other political organi- !
!a'ior, and the Republicans today are
'eaiy t" do all they can in Il patriotic !
'nd legitimate way 10 RdsaIc, the inter !
:.s q. labor and 10 tighten the burdens
which res, Oh The ,oI!ing masses.
THE hope oi the country lies in the
!h''",n, ;..a patriotism ard tho success
:! ,.'e ssspi b,ican party. and not in i'll
onsidere.i and unnecessary third party
Eepub!icans should every
here keep ihs!! prominently in mind, !
nd rely with confidence upon public
eh.imen, 'r prove that their faith il
'eil f'lntsd. D;srtures to the Popu-
sts viii onlJ retard End impair real
fosress aud true r-rorm.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24

SMITHS FRUI. tARxFR, OF Topeka
Kansas, gives reports from many cor
respondents scattered over the United
States and Canada on Strawberries and
the kinds that DO the best, and they
generally report Crescent, Warfield and
EubIch. No. ., aE,cIg :hci. best fruiting
ones. Some new ones give great en-
for better ones, but when
these new ones arc scattered ozer as
large territory as are the old ones, it is
feared reporta xi:l not be So favorable
AZ for the old tried ones. Each fruit
grower should grow on small scale
soma OF the new ones, as only in this
way will he learn for himself how they
will succeed.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24
Geo. c. CrOWther.

The norlinatiOn ot George CSSwtnei
Cor congress Iaeeis the hearty approval
OF al! Republi ans. Two years ago he
made an admirsb BILE CANVASS and a hos.
Of friends. Many Democrats were out
spoken in their appreciation Of Lis mas
sterly methods Of presenting the claims
OF his party. !. is gentlemanl, bearing u
wards his opponents and f;,ir.,;is IN dis.
cnsslng the issues of the day Since
the election OF ls3l 1t has teen a com
NC: accurance I. hear D.mocrats ex-
press regrets that they had not voted
for him. lie is better equipped to re-
present the people now than he wss ::.a o
years ago an:l 4 The people will look t.
their can best interest, instead of to
party fealty, they will give Mr.. Crowter
thei: hearty support. He is honest,
capatsi,e. earnest and in
every way worthy Of the hearty yppor,
OF every true citizen in this congression.
al district. Stand by him'-Atch,sou
Co. Journal.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24
liON'S This.

ke o.sr Cue Emndred Dollars Re
ward Tor any case Of Catarrh that can.
not Oe cured by Halls Catarrl, Cure.
r-s Cheney. j. Co., Props, Toledo,
O.
We the undersigned, have known F.,
j. Cheney for the last ID years. and Le-
liere hun perfectly honorable ia AL
business Transactions and tinauciaii,
able to carry oat any obligation lua,.
10y their firm.
West Il Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. ~.
Na!ding. kinnan { Marvin, Wholesal,
Druggists. Toledo. r..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, netting iirec,i? upon t.is blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Frica IS. per bottle. Sold by all Drug
sls;S. Testimonials free.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24

The Secretary OF agriculture notifies
all coucerned throughout the country
that the appropriations for tu5n.p seed
are exhausted, and that he will not be
able IN conse6 ucICo L:.sSeof tn supply
congressman, correspondents and others
with any this year. II this is 60 We
shudder to think what will become ,f
Is. Here arc our wife, chill .ren, pigs
and things if We caInct get ssed to raise
turnips. gill he in wretched condition
to pass through the winter. But We
reckon that congress is TO blame for il.
They have spent all the winter, spring
aud summer trying to get tariff bill
through. leaving the turnip seed appro
pria,ion bill lay 90 the table, when
they should have passed il the irst
thing after their organization Wear
ago. When Cleveland called the warn
'og elements Of his party together in
Special session.. no cid ntt ant;cip1t..
such wide differences among them ou !
Tins Yer! Necessary appropriation. Heex.
Isosted this art es Eersuasion aud used |
he patronage Of his position ID yaiu.
There was na trus: to see tbs measure
Trough, aud it bad to give way to the
evenue bill and now We have neither
arlf nor turn,p seed, and what is to be.
ome OF US is more than we can see. Let
10 pray. n
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24
4 Comparison

The dixerepce hstSesn the firs. Cleve-
and ADMINISTRATION AID the Harr.soa ad-
mlnistls::ou was in the fact that :Gle.e-
land distributed the surplus, OF WHICH
there wss large sum, among fsyo<ite
banks without interest, while Hsrri son
used the surplus in reducing the public
debt. During the Harrison sdministrs
tion the debt was decreased $2.59.U7l. .oOO
and the annua! interest charge Sll .GS4.
4tS. The SURPLUS" was one OF the cam
paisn cTies Of ;Le EeGocrstic party 10
lssi. The Democrats howled long and
loud about the moneT that Was wrung
from the people. tct Cleveland took no
steps to reduce the surL lus. The Harrison
administration used it in paying of the
interest bearing debt and by legislation
saved S93. .Oo, ,G11 q rerarus which wae
Kept ID the pockets Il the people. We
submit il it weve not the wiser course to
use the surplus in paying debts than by
deposltinG i. il favorite banks without
interest; anI We submit frrther whether
It we're not wiser to reduce the revenue
than to collect it and pile it w in these
fsvorite banks. Wien the Harrison ad-
ministration retired the cash balance in
the treasury waa over ss0.OOO,OOO, am-
pie for all purposes, and the slOO,OOO,OOO
reserve was intact. Now there ia no sur
plus and the reserve fund Is down to
s52,G 2,G0o.coO anG still going downward.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24
Marvellous Results

From letter written by Rev. J. Gun
derman. Of Dimontale, Mich, We are
permitted to make this EXTRACT: 81 have
no hesitation ir recommending Dr.
Kings New Discovery. as the results
we're almost marvellous in the case OF
my wife. While vas pastor OF the
Baptist Church at kives junction she
was brought down with Pneumonia suc-
oeeding La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms
OF coughing would last hours with little
and It seemed as if she
could not survive them. A friend re-
DR.. Kings New Discovery;
Is was quick in Its work and highly
in results" Trial bottles
|ree at CLARK o. Frond's drug store.
Regular size Soc. and 1lOO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24
The ST. LOUIS Fruit Shaw

/ Taking advantage Of it's expe. ience q
s'x years ago, the management of Tn.
st. Louis Exposition has once more
gone to tho Missouri State Hor,icuItu
raj Society with an urgent request tba,
It's officers undertake. to make a show
similar To that made by them in the
same hall in 1888, and the latter have
agreed TO do 80. The officers Of the Ey.
position do we'll to thus fall into line
sith the Slate SOcieLy's etforGs and to
use the men adapted to the enterprise
oy practical experience in the field and
at various state and naiional shows. as
that at New Orleans, Boston, Michigan,
and ut the Worlds Far in Chicago. The
irn't crops tLis Year wall hardly be IN
TO the standard. but this will not deter
The o;tcers vino have undertaken the
task from gathering in from the com
nerciai anu private orchards of the state
enough apples to nisplay 500 varieties
nnd to zeHe@ and replenish the same as
from day to day those on exhibition
SHOW signs OF failure. The fruit exhibi
ti"n at the st. Louis exposition this
year will compare favorably with anv
similar show ever made by any state in
The country, and as well sarpass the
State SHOW at Chicago last year. In ad
dition To the freshly gathered green
fruits that will thus be nlsced upon OK
hibltIon. the exposition will display the |
entire agricultural exhibits from Mis-.
s"uri made at the Worlds Fair, and as
we'll much OF the fruit that was shown
IN glass. This, with the mineral and
exhibits from the same
great show, will make a display worthy
81 the careful! attention of every Mis-
'ourian. and. indeed. "f overy p-ocres
'ive citizen OF the great west who aim to
Keep pace with the times and IN with
'fe Progress OF the age. We speak of
iIese for -he purpose OF indicating what
70 oe done agriculturally, horticul-
uraiiy and for the state generally nv
he ever aggressive men having charge OF
'ur great and successful st. Louis ex.
which will throw open it's doors
ne trs week in September and con. I
lnus 40 lays. There will, OF course, be s
he usual variety of displays of mann
'ctures aud The liberal arts, includ,.g
retty much all that is new aud novel ,
nd worthy of the attention Of progres-
We men, as the great art galley, the
sher,es. the machinery. Sousa's grea. :
and Of loo instruments and a vast array j
attractive displays worthy Of the oc.
ision OF the city. and Of the attention
the immense crowds that will rorr :"
10 the building every hour Of the dav. y
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24

My boy was taken with a disease
resembling bloody flux. The first thing
l thought Of was Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhoeG i<enedy. Two
dOses Of it settled the matter and cured
him sound and well. l heartily recon-
mend this remedy to all persons suffer
;GR from .iks complaint. ! will an
swer any inquiries regarding it when
stamp il inclosed. I refer to any coun.
ty official as to my reliability. Wa.
Roach, j. F.. Primroy, Campbell Co.,
Tenn. For sale by Clark 0. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24

IT is strange that hardly Democratic
congressman from Missouri, discussed
the tariff. hut that apa!ogi-sd to his
constituents for yat;ng against their
Interests so ss to be consistent with the
confederate constitution. A fan,iiar
expression Of Missouri congreesmen
reads: Mr.. Crairman.-I represent a
district IN the great state Of Missouri,
that almost l;nitless commonwealth,
Yast 10 area. vast IN sheep. wool and live
stock, the PENNSYLVANIA OF the west in
coal and iron, and tho world beat in the
production OF lead and zinc; aud, sir,
the people Of my section need protection
and the fostering care the gentelsman
speaks OF, but, sir, am Democrat and
DO not want them protected at some.
body else's expense" [Applause on tho
Democratic eide. Elk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24
Extraordinary lnducement.

To all new subscribers to TIE SEx1I-
MEL. and al! the old ones who come in
and recew their subscription. We will fur
rish TaE SENTINEL aud the handsome
and iatesy wall map of grand old Mis-
souri,. all Tor the low sum Of sl.;SQ. The
map alone is we'll worth 10 GEMS, and is
sold by agents at that price. Tie map
Eivas :ha population by counties and
cities. the railroads and all money order
offices. county seats. etc. II is lust what
!, ou should have in YOUR home.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24
The Boomerang ut Work.

When the Democratic party under.
took the sii.k job Of building pp ths
Peoples party, in order to defeat the
fapubiicans-fusinR with il. and even
On occasions merging itself into that
party It cast a boomerang sha. has re-
turned. and is playing havoc in their
own ranks. In the South and the West,
instead OF wiping out the Republican
parry, 1t threatens to literally wipe out
The Democratic parry. In the South,
with the exception Of twS or three
states. the Peoples party confidently
expect to elect majority of cong ress.
men: while in the West, the desertions
from the Democratic to the Peoples
party are SO numerous, that the Eepu bli
cans expect to carry sslid delegations in
states in which they now have but few
members
Ia ludiaaa, the Democratic party is
three :ened with disruption. Many lead. |
inH men arc openly psocisining their
change. Congressman Conn, OF the Elk /
hart district. the brass horn manufac
iurer, the present Democratic member,
was r-nominatcd by accianstlon. He
declined the nomination. saying that he
no longer agreed viii. the Democratic
party. but proposed acting with the
Peoples party. A committee is labor
ing with him. TO prevail upon him 10
stick. with the RESULT in doubt.
II Illinois. the party ls utterly de-
'noraliG"d. They carried the state in
fea- ~ reason Of The organized labor
and Anarchlstir vote Of Chicago. Most
f thes" have now joined the Calamity
'arty. taking their majority with them.
In Missouri, the desertions O; the Demo
'ratic party are on whcissg.s scale. {
Here r Kansas. although the Demo .
rats have ticket. it is very doubtful
whether they can hold :heir party to it. i
They are fnsing wherever they hays u e
hance. and the men who were !oudest 4
insisting npon a sirae hi ticket. are q
ccretly schem,ng for fusion. The fact, =
3. the party has lost lis grip and its dis +
ipline, and is w;thou: heart or back. X
one. In the end, those Democrats who L
o not wish To see a continuation Of l.
'ilamity will Ee compelled to vote the i.
republican ticket. t
IL the present outlook continues, the u
democrats and Calamityites together .
i'll noc elect over twenty five congress p
len m the whole Country from OHIO to T.
he Pacific Ocean, and not over twenty Il
ve from Ohio 10 Maine; while in the Il
Duth, it will be divided between the Ia
emocrats and Calsmityites, with a good p'
'rpklinR OF Republicans. With any al
ing like proper management, the Re 81
iblicans will have over two hundred hs
embe-sin tho next congress-, with bi
fiicient gain Of senators to give them OF
il. :.5at body. Kansas Chief. Ca
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24
Time Tai lc:

below will DE feuni the time Of sis
.'asinrs OF the pas-en ger trains over n ,
h. q. road and also the dsy fre,sh; :.
trains. II will he .eea that bv this tine
card. tha Is. L " trains stop a.. ro!ts;
City.
GOING St,LTit
Nc. Leaves Fnrr-, ti,,a.Il, p. m
Nj. ) Leaves y; :,j'a. "
W Nl.iisca pi,S-a.-s, .-a,cs II,
.,:n y. III
M. IL. 4 VI 1.ra.cs -, :, Ciiy'g:
'":.n p. IN.
No 10 tIe'sh: I,av.1 =: -, IL IL
GniS,' s,,,Ip.
No: Leaves Forrs, I',,. a: i..3p.ns
No. -l.ss~cs NJ .,.:.' Il. =.
Eo-o ~. Joseph paa.saser. leaves "A.
lo:l? n. IN
No 10. b i Leaves ss'o7ssi City "a.
5:H p. m.
NJ. Is FreicSs- Leave. n; ..:io y. NJ.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24
Ii.ey Champion Anarchy


The Popuiist county and state c,nvep
lions which are now being held through
out the country, do not faii to denou nee
the various authorities who invoked the
powers OF the courts and called out fed
eTas and State troops TO sustain their
DEGREES in order TO PIT down wide spread
:nd dangerous insurrection. What d,,
these Populist politicians mean? Have
they parted with whatever sense they
had before the irruption OF DeI>sisn?
Have they come to the conclusion that
they can get more votes by Kidding adieu
to the believers in law and order WI o
| have given them their votes in the mast
and lmplorins the support OF every man
who favoTs iawlessness ard believes that
he would have better chance 20 get
property If the country had been turned
over entirely to the mobs which, for
two nights piIlaged part of Chicago?
do they think that the element in Mis-
souri, winch applauds the murs:er OF en-
g'neers while running trains. and stor-
ing to death OF men whose only offense
is that they desire to earn bread for
wives ard children il more numerous
than the law respecting men who voted
their ticket in 1892: DO these makers
2ud passers OF resolutions imagine that |
any considerable number Of men who I;
work farTs and whosa employment and
Teil heing depends upon the running o. |
railroads, believe that Il, wonld have {
been good thing to haze permitted the
l)ebs insurrectlon to have so tied up the
railroads. that the shiprent OF wheat,
corn, hogs aud cattle would have been
impossible at ths present time. Do thew
believe that the thousands OF farmers
and people occupying q few acres of
land near the villages. who send, n, tt is
'eaeon. thousands OF dollars worth OF
butter, chickens. eggs. etc., to marke.
we're pleased with the Debs embarco
which prevented the shipment of those
lrticlcs ten days, or are anxious TO have
III shipment suspended for weeks or nm. /.
u tie whole country shall submit to .
he demands OF the would be DICTATOR
they do, they arc mistaken. All peo !:
lie who depend upon regular transporta.
ION Tor markets and to make the prp-
ucts OF iabcr available believe tba. the :.
rthori,ies did tho proper thing when !,
hey took steps to restore the regular :,
'nn'nG OF trains by the most positive =
lsthods. The Fopulist lenders, when a
hey get over their latest uaduess vii,
ave 1t temonstrat ri to them tbat the
roducers Of the country and those Who =,
'e by production are opposed to anv :.
ferfererce by mobs which ~ill make + =
'e'r products or the products from
c'ch They get wages valuelees or cf Il
,eertain value. Moreover. thoueauds b,
farmers throughout Missouri who Il
we Been preyee upon by wandering "a
nds Of CoIeyItes arc not iD,iignan. OF
cause Coxey was arrested ct Washing hs
n. hut because, at the outset, his o,. II
n'zed sraDps Sefe cot scattered. The .,
says in.iaEed imagination Of the Of
puHst leader has been ss,zad with vi
? midaumme- madne.s OF Dehs,sm. er:
= -i": t. s-t:'alr i''npi,. ;!..:.,.. :, Va
Tie r.'us'rs f:,ink Vt It. tie u,or., res
'ti!e the. ate To Druslsln loq
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24

Tue great Sunday school convention
met in this state at Chillicothe, No,
Aug 2 There were l223 delegates at
this convention. There :s said to be 5t0,-
7ls OF the children of schoo. age in the
Sabbath schools and 3s2f39 tha: do not
attend. 4 gain of 50.0oo has been made
IN this state the past year. and even a,
That rate nf increase for years to come,
II will be aeariy elght years before al. of
the children will be brought under the
Influence Of S,tta.t srhoo,s
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24

IHE uniform bankruptcy bill as i,
passed the ouse has :eae sr.lsed in
the senate. Preference 20 debt due 10
servants and laherors is ..sai,ee tc those
done with " one year. The debts d le
to any person ar is,py from the debtors
dealing with the person while a minor
~ exec 1tor or guardian are excepted
from the preferences Provision is
made for ardrrore 10 he appointed by
courts Tor carrying eD'the business in
str0cted 70 them Under the act, and
their power and 6u:ies are defined
ohths NAV be adm;u.s: red BY authors
e<i state officers.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24

Is. r SaI1E. OF av-rence kansas.tried
the experiment: of irrigating his straw
berry plantation. He laid the pipes III.
the ground and his fixtures and water
cost him sos. He is confident he Oh.
t'.Ined In, crates as the resr!t Of tie
~atrr. The crates sold for al 10, max
ing 800 Subtracting AIS eApense leaves
him profit OF S2J4.I5.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24

The president drinks his breakfast
coffee from cup that Is worth $1,000.
The china set Of which this is part
Was made to order fer he White House
a' acost of g 0o0. Kansas City Star.
And there are u,ore thai. a million of
people who helped elect the aristo crat.
who are too poor to drink coffee fror
cent tin cup, solely because of h.s e!ec
lion.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24

Kenneth Bazemore had the coed for
tune 10 receive small bottle of Cham .
eeriiins Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Isemedy when three members Of his
family ~ere ssch with dyssotsry. This
one email bottle cured thsss all and he
had some left which he gave 70 (seo. w.
Rakcr. a prominent merchant of the
p'uce. Lcw,ston. ". e.. and it cured him
OF the same complaint. When troubisd d
with dysentery, diarI hoea, cole or chol
era m"rhus. give this remedy trial and
YOU ~il: =" NOV" 's.an l:"2-rd with the
''S"N. ~" ria's" that naturally fol-
10 IS ~ Iniroiuction and use has made
It very popular. - and 80 cent bot,l,s
10: .,.le y, C.a.k o. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-24
Our Changing Customs.

L" Illustrate tho necessity OF pro.
ducers Keeping pace with the times and
the changing conditions Of commerce
one has only to instance the ,ntroduc.
; SISn OF the cable and the electric motor
t0r street railroads to see how far they
have discounted the use OF horses and
mules in the cities Of this country. The
time was, and it vas not SO very long
ago, either. when in the city cf st.
Louis there were fully 10000 animals
employed in this service alone. TODAY
there are not 200. The same kind Of
change is going on in all the large cities
Of the Union. AID will continue until
there js not line Of horse cars in the
country. II by the change from horse.
power to electricity in this one eth al
"ne 10000 horses are thrown out Of era
ploypent and on the market to be sold
Tor what they will bring, what
Is to be the effect when all cities fol- !
low suit aud do the same. An eychauys |:
present the following facts:
The introduction Of the trolley IN
is going to cause reyolu.
lion along certain lines Of industry. An
accurate estimate Of the number Of
horses in the various street car stables
indicates that from 1000 to 1900 ami.
mails will III all have boen thrown upon
he markets after the electric wires have
'een generally substituted. The plac 1
ng OF these horses on sale will be fol-
owed by a drop 10 prices. This will ,
eadily be seen when the fact that the 1
Traction company sold 81
4 its animals for S43O is taken into ac- '
ount. d
Another passenger railroad company q
hid II horses for 500. On an average i
10000 pounds Of long hay and a. leas. c
1900 pounds Of cut hay is consumed q
these horses each day. This will II
AXE big difference to the produc ere S;
10 sOpply the hay to the Philadelphia q
a'ke' II is csid that the shrewd specn- r
tors are already calculating on q re-
'ct'ou in price that will follow the de
Ease in demand. These same horses c
rh cont ume about III Doun.is of crack. W
corn and bran da.iy. besides the 7,
Mount OF hay already mentioned.
nother product Of the farm will thus 10
Ter. About 10000 pounds of straw al
also daiiy used IL bedding lii. horses. F,