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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-07

cree that persons
engaged In the lDq-.
uor trdmc shall not
hold leading Offices
In Catholic socle-
ties. n. SatOlli has
, sustained the lAsh-
0p. The influence
OF the decree and
decision will be
wide spread. Bish-
op Watterson was
born In Rlairsville,
Pa, In 1S43. He Is
one Of a family Of
nvA~AA n~SH 1,e~ g.
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a.rs.ric C..to.. Aho,,.h.a.

The me1 the German universities
Are actually dropping some Of their
barbaric customs which they have prac.
ticed since the days Of Sir Tannhauser
and his faithful Eckharlt. The clubs
Of the; Leipzig university have decided
to abandon the ancient custom Of
morning beer drinking bouts, on the
ground that "a interferas with work.
This Is certainly most wise resolve.
A bee. bout ut night il somewhat mud
ding IL one has capaciOus competition;
In the morning it must leave ones
brain feeling like mixture of damp
eawdust md cold cigar ashes.
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ther died when he. was quite young.
He completed his education ut Mt. at,
Mays college at Emmitsburg, Nd,
and later was called to the presidency
OF that Institution. At the age Of 81
he was chosen to Ill the vacancy caus-
ed by the death Of Bishop RoSecrans.
He was consecrated Mt st. Joseph's-
Cathedral 10 1880. and has since been
at the head OF the Columbus diocese,
with constantly increasing popularity
and honors. - Z.
Charles Denhy. =,
The war between Japan and China
makes Colonel Charles DENLY, United
States Minister to China, a parsonage
Of more than ordinary interest. NJ
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Charles Denhy.

though he is absent
from China ON a
vacation. Colonel
DENLY was born In
Virginia about O.
years ago, and edu.
Gated at George.
town college and at
the Virginia MILL
tary institute. In
1853 he began
studying law, was
admitted to the
bar and In 1856
was sent to the
legislature. AL.
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OF the vast army
OF missionaries OF
the Roman Catllo-
lie Church, working
In every part Of
the world. Cardi-
nal Jacobini Is. not
yet 50 years Of age.
The honors Of his
office rank next to
TINT Of Pope and
papal secretary Of
state. He Ia said
to be one of the
most amiable Of
men In annoar.
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Too slow.

Husband-I want to sue that Phila-
delphia man for alternating my wlfe's
affections.
Attorney-How old 10 your wife?
Husband-Twenty. 900
Attorney-Nons .ase. He hasn't had
time.
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been defeated for
denomination. He
was born In Lyon
county. in 1871,
and educated in the
common schools
and ut Q. NJ. Tylers
Collegiate Institute
in Cadiz, Kentucky.
He is q farmer by
occupation. In 1881
rs and H3 he was
elected to the State
House Of Represen.
tadves and was
Speaker Of the
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-07
No Use.

Herdso-Wly didn't you defend your
wife's suit for divorce?
Saidso-I had known for years that
what she said was law.
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Saved.

Jess-I don't think this gown matches
my complexion very well; do you?
Jack-Which one?
Jess-What?
Jack-Which gown, Z mean.
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puauOn OF Deall8
clever and bright.
He .come4 OF tho
clan 1dea, and Of
humble birth
When but 10 or 10
years Of age he
made an adventlir.
GUS voyage TO Eue
rope, aud after sew
eral years studying
abroad returned TO
his native land 10
re lder efficient scr.
vice in many ways.
He filed imnOrfnnt
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oedence in rank ia
taken by the
younger, Prince
Momolu, who has
ruled for two years,
whereas Prince
Bssolow, his cousin.
has never mounted
the throne that Is
rightfully his.
Prince Moinolu IL
% years old and has
had a very adven.
tIr0us career. He
was hrst trained In
49, ,rrAN~naH~.s-
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after the great fire,
Keneko was one Of
the brightest men,
beers Of the royal
Jap's suit. Soon af-
terward Keneko
took the collegiate
course at Harvard,
and was graduated
with hOnors. He
subsequently stud
led for several
years In London,
md on the CONT
nent Of Europe. In
1901 ho r.nonno0 rod
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4 rhrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty Of exercise in the open air. Her
form CLOVIS with health and her face blooms
with its beauty. II her. system needs the
cleansing action of q laxative remedy, she
sses the gentle and pleasant liquid laxa,
0ye. Syrup of Figs.
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Pe.ltr Netes,

/ yeASSU SsOSSOs
Remeber to keep the drinking ves-
sells supplied with water.
L; A small stock well cared for win
pay more dollars than large one neg
lected.
Market your eggs when fresh and
you will establish q reputation TINT
brings money.
Don't feed sur,lus cockerels till they
become "old roostefs.". It takes corn
and cuts the price to do 1t.
Some who supply customers regular.
ly with fresh eggs use q rubber stamp
to mark on each egg the date on which
It was laid.
GatheS the eggs daily-store In Q
cool, dry place and find as far as pos
sible private customers that will take
eggs weekly or oftener.
The hog has been called the mortgage
raiser. Have you ever tried to see
what q few hens well cared for will do
toward preventing o mortgage?
When shipping poultry long distanceS
supply the coOps with corn and water.
Do not mix q lot Of meal and compel
the eating Of sour stun.
Many Colorado poultry fapciers are
using extract Of logwood as proven
tive of cholera: Put enough in the
drinking water, once q week. to reddea
1t the least bit:
Fresh eggs are always wanted and
they are as hard to get in summer as
in winter. and we nre Inclined to think
harder, for eggs so soon become stale
In warm weather.
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started from Calcutta for England, Mrs.
AIehta being the first Parsi lady to take the
trip.
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In Chicago with commission from the
government to report upon the pros
poets Of the approaching Worlds Col
umbian Exposition, and the elaborate
exhibits from Japan was largely due
to his efforts. He has filled the impOr-
tant posts Of the Secretary OF the
House Of Peers. the Senate of Japan,
aud Assistant Minister Of Agriculture
and Commerce..
wn. J. Stone.
Representative Stone, Of Kentucky,
who Ia being urged by his friends for
the position Of Minister to Chile, has
served five terms in Congress, but has
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-07

prompt as the question from the dear
chappie who has checkmated the rheuna.
tism with Hostetter's Stomach BItters, un-
equalled as well for dyspepsia, liver COM
nervousness, lick Of vitality, appetite OF
eleep. Use the great tonic and you will
be ultimately happy IL now aflicted.
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T. 8. Woodruff. general grain agent Of
the Northern Pacific railway, is now to
take charge Of the North Dakota busiress
Of Woodward & Company, the Minneapolis
aud Duluth commission men.
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ance he is of medium height, inclined
to be stout and Is Of dark complexion.
He is an especial friend Of tho Pope,
and has wider acquaintance with
Americans than any Of his fellow Car
dinals. He IL one Of the prominent
men Of the day and viii likely be heard
from In the future.
Pref. NJ yalssn Wood.
PROD. D. VSlScn Wood ID the newly
elected Prestdsnt q THE Society for
the Promotion Of Engineering Educa-
tion," which win hold its first meeting
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ApDroDrlate,

Tanks-What would you suggest for
me ~ ball costume7 :.
Rapks-Full dress q couFse
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though q Yirsinian he espopsed the
cause Of the Union when the war
broke out and became Colonel Of the
18th Indiana regiment. In 1863 he re-
signed and for % years devoted him.
self to the practice Of law. In 1855 he
was appointed minister. to China and
has held the office ever since.
Carainal Jaeobini.
Cardinal Jacobini. secretary Of the
Propaganda at Rome, is spoken Of ns
p probable successor to Pope Leo. He
Ia the main executive officer In charge
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chaptesa and the work Dc has dooe
JIsfay eS1fle1 Il Mn toi.s sthe sNslinilnest
praise 0f the lncmbers6ip. The order
Of the knights Of, ~ thias.wss organlx-
ed at Washington, Feb. Is, 1S5l, and
from . beginning Of hte members has
grown, 70 over Ealf q million,
n sysf cenats IT.. IS
Count Hirobumi Ito, ID of interest do
Premier of the japanese Cabinet,
which consists Of eight Ministers Of
State. From his youth he had the re.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-07

Muscles Of the hand reach their highest
perfection in man. No other animal nas
true hand.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-07

A bicycle 10 run Oh single track of q
Latah. Wash.
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In IT'S hailstones said to weigh twenty
ounces fell at Murcia, in Spain.

"IIanson's bInglc Corn Salvs." :
Warranted 70 cure or money refunded. Ask your
kruGgist for 1t. Price Is cents.
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Karl's Clovc- Loot Tea,
1he great Blood purner and cleArness
.e0the Complexion aild cures -t.ton. p
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How Jolly!

Herodotus tells us that the number of
women employed in making bread for Xer
ses' army was beyond count.
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Helena, Mont, is 400 feet above the
sea. and has an average Of 200 sunshiny
days every year
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-07

sort OF black art school of the Vel PEG.
pie, In proof Of which he can show q
hundred scars Of the torture knives.
he afterward beca ne Christianixed
and came to this country and while at
tending Tennessee college WINS called
home BY the death OF his mother, the
queen regent. His province Of Jabasca,
he found had been attacked by the
Panas, q warlike neighboring tribe. A
fierce struggle followed from which the
province 10 now weakened, and It is to
ty and strengthen It that he has again
left his studies. a
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. Paul. don't REQ any thing - fslk
funny about your mustakll !. 4 Il
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The Modera Bea.t,

OF 67.OOo.0O0 rays Of light md warmth
radiated by the sun only 100000 fall or
the planets Of the selar system.
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Harvest Excursions.

Queen Mari anne Of Georgia was put Il
death for not being willing to marry aYuln
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The first bakers who followed their craft
IN Home were slaves captured during the
expedition against Philip III B. g.
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Potatoes.

From every part Of the country come
reports Of a very large acreage Of 20
tatoes, and the prospect for the crop d
excellent. No doubt there VIII be- a
very large crop, and prices viii rule
low. Those who are growing them
largely should take care Of the crop,
that the tubers may. be 40 lnrge as pos
sible, as that 10 what makes the de-
mand. Large potatoes will always sell
In the markets at remunerntive price.
Small ones may be cooked and fed to
hogs ut a profit when the price ap-
proaches Is cents. Potatoes do not
analyze high in nutritlve elements, but
when cooked and fed with corn, they
are Of much more value than analysis
would indicate. This IL because Of their
beneficial effect on the system ON the
animals they are fed to.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-07

House During his second term. He
Eas elected the Forty-ninth, Fiftieth,
Ftfty-frst, Fifty second and Fifty-third
CONGRESSES as Democrat. Owing to
the TACT that he was unable to 60 home
to look after his interests, he has been
defeated for denomination.
Prince lGenolu.
Prince A0molq Nassaquoi AMI Prince
Besolow, are two African nonarchs
who were recently summoned home
from theiF studies ip America. Pre-.
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st. Paul. MIMI, Aug 27.-Harvest excur.
8ions Mt largely reduced rates for the round
trip to Minnesota, Dakota md Montana
points are announced by the Great North.
crn RAILWAY for Sept. IL and Is and Oct. D.
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Kind Old Gentleman-Aren't you
ashamed begging s.s
Willie Work-Excuse me, boss: but
mans got ter follers some kind nv
an occupation fer Twin ..
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| prssidsnt aud "a 1885. III 800
altar the Inception 81 the idea VII.
giSiAH III lslatuso afSrted Z charter
Tor; tie desired purpose q . lev
S0uthern wonen led 81 Miss Chm,
ninghsm. &. !. ~
It soon bsoame apparent that the
South could not fulEll ereat mis-.
sion singl0hAnded: N6rthern vomai;
came 70 the rescuo. ana Edward
Everett delivered his lantura.
s.lHashinRton.,' for the. bsnefit. 81
the Mount Vernon fund. IN con.
tributsd es7, 900 out Of $500 COO ~
was raised In two yeers. WIFI
this money the rkansfon "a
300 aorcs OF the eetafa vere
/ bought Then : second Ana
| batter chsrter Wa sscnrsa sth.t
made the state OF .Virpinia rs,idn.rv
1sostn. - a.. $500 - a. s.I.y
Of the ..Mount Vernon i..diss, ...".
citation Of The union. . 80,
Al the sasooiat ion ari.t. %n.d., a.
| 10 controlled s. 8 rerant Nrs Ius.
tine Van Renssel.er To-...rd :,
New Yorl. ana tvantv.aiohs ia.
renants. renrasantin0 a m.r. s..ts.
Early IN Jnns thesa nst.ic.in -.
men meet vearlv a Monnt Vs-nnr
and remain there = 800 ho,ass..,
daily meetinos from 81, . = .1 - = "a
p. M, DURING vhich time th.v s. 1.Ss
the business Of the ast.t. sor t-.,.s
months 70 come Dnrino thai. ~.
sence the entire oharoa ~ Monnt
Vernon ideyolves nnon .H.r.,. ., r.
\ Dodge. m admirahla .rn..s..sss. =:
in love with lii vork. vho.s sn..Il,.
genoe equals his ioterritv 800. 800.
Il IL strange thst snch 4 comh,n..
tion Of womsn,s VIE Anal sarti,ner !
should have reetored Nnnnt V :.,.
mot only 20 IL orioin.i Com NJ t.n ..S.
but should have MAO Il 4 100 FL.
liable museum OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
Az for the grounds. thew Ara n ~.
ter condition chan evar ThsnLs -
the late JAW Could. thirty. 81 -. "a "a
,one-bslf scres were sdded "a tha a..
tate in 1889, much to the iov ~ tha
regents, o. they feared rsilrosd an.
.croachment directly. north ~ thsi,
property. -
When Mrs. Sweat -suceaadad NJ.
Little Of Maine, but ona vsosnt
room Was left in the whole mansion
an attic room In the thira .tnrv
leading out OF 4 simiiar roc,, -.
signed-to South Caroline Sir st.ta.
clamored for that one vsnanev ~
the board Of regents deoided - e;v e
II to whichever most onickiv rsissd
the money to furnish it. On van "a.
ing the limit OF time. m Svsst
secured $3.50 in six months and Won
the prize. q. -
"Maine" looks like Z BIT Of COLO.
nial history With IL Chippond sles. ia
four posted bedstead and the rare old
chair bel0nging 70 Samuel Chasa 81
Maryland, ! slgner 81 IL deolsrS.
ton Of Independence. and one II r.
associate justices OF the lJnItods.
Staten ~, s & 4. z
b On tho top floor arc tho ..epar0s
chamber" furnished By Conn cticut,
and the room In which Martha w ash
ington died The latter belongs. 10
Wisconsin. Almost the first room 20
be furnished. IL contains charming
mahogany was hstsnd that was used
by Washington. The first cues ton
with It's ono window oneninc snnth nth :
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Children are not admitted to most pub
nc schools till they have attained their sixth
yeAf. =
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Certain tropical animals ham fAaaasayes
~ " msd and eeeomp tori NJ u
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A new Ar.aianasSl1Ili.

= -F,siis . 1870
Halls Cstax1l Go ~ i c n .; 8
Z taken intesnally Hsics az
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AZ Bs .sss,,si 4 q, 49,.
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About loo pecinens have bssas -
nebaso county, Iowa, - -. go
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etc. The Instructors in nearly all the
schools Of the country have Joined the
society. Only upon Recommendation
by the Council Is any person other
than who have held responsible posi-
tons In the work of engineering In
sEuction. eligible to membership. :.
Kentaro Keneko.
Kentaro Keneko. Japan's new Minis.
ter to the United States. was educated
at Harvard college. In 1871 when
Prince Komatsu visited Chicago. inst
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". ". Blaekwell.

The baen1lal encampment Of the
Kpighs Of Pythias Win be held at
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seot q . Fertili.er.

vu,,.,, So, -
49,, wnen Aue. ~ any .ino' wne@er COAL
saAoW. OF mineral OIL, undergocs com.
plete combustion the carbon present
passes into the atmosnhere :. inv,.,hl.
...A..,- $3.50. - ~ '.'Aao
e-.Dou'o a.'u gas senetany' however
wnhe substances are burning certain
amount Of that element and In some
cases q large proportion. n NOT perfect.
. .o,,d,..I :. a, o.,,.- ... - ss..--ss.
ccn n ns, ~ - osei T, Wv.u gss
6itin,, ,sy sr uo. a. ss on ~ 49, . 81
emnrs . ath.. ts,n s,e y ~ .ss. Scn.uls,
cIoS e csrsacn INA, - ~ .1ssM pssu
darosit.S mn..n 49," nsai s.s.e UsS '.l..s,.
giic, 49, 49, 80. S n. n ~.
" derivs6 snr, 49,. ...s
q ~ ~. snSs no. ~ syten .
ismnsiscl, Gnot e ,s.sr.Soa :. =, ~
mrs Csrse4v ~ M. s,,s,.tsncs 3. -. 4, ~
necsassrilv nrensrad from ,n ~. = !:
mora onf.mfnste.i ~ ~ ,re 1870. - :. -
hndies not es.entssI ~, 81. ..,.ose y. -
fuel. -. - - 1l - =
Tha cal emnlnv.d for f,,o, .,ont.,r.
Snitrnrnn A nnmsro,,. n.ssnso M, ,c,,,ss,,.
tions When ..nhtac ~ - S II s- S nast
fhesa are hrn,en mn ana ~. s,it.s ,..s
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straightening slant Eyes.
The wheel of progress whizzes on!
9he Japanese have got the wrinkle into
their head that their smnting eyes must
straighten out like white mans. The
Consequence Is that surgeon who was
doing very little In this country Is fast
getting rich in the novel business. Hc
has been there only two years, but he
has induced several classmates to join
him, and the are very fast compiling
q respect ie bank account. The oper-
attc.... for Strengthening the slant in
the Jap's eye is described as compare
6gely painless. 1t ia confined exclu-
sfvely to the exterior corner of the eye
lids.
The surgeons sharp little blade ia
inserted under that part of the lid near
the slant, an almost infinitesimal slit
is made, Il fine silk thread stitches the
parts together and, presto, cl1nge!
the Jap arises from nix chair happy
man, with eyes as straight as those
Of any white man.-Boston Advertiser.
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The Grape Root wern.

= p
The entomologist Of the Ohio Expert
ment Station has been investigating
the ravages Of the new grape plague in
the vineyards Of Cleveland, and finds
that the bark has been eaten from the
grape roots. sometimes partially, but
In many cases almost wholly, by mum.
bers of small white grubs, a. many a.
sixty-fve having been found In the
ground about single vine. These
grubs have been reared In the Station
lnsectary and found to produce q small
brown beetle mot rose bug),a little over
2 quarter Of an inch in length and Gov
cred with very short whitish hairs.
The beetle feeds upon the foliage Of
the grape, emerging from the ground In
June, and probably feeding until Au-
gust or September. This beetle has
long been known to eat the leaves o.
ths grape Ia Kentucky, Southern nlin.
oas and Missouri, but up to the present
time nothing has been known Of the
habits Of the 9rLbs. A number Of these
beetles were reared In the insectary
and placed on vine that was kept for
that purpose. A small portion Of the
vine was sprayed with Paris green, one
ounce to twelve gallons Of water, and
this application was found to kill them.
in the vineyards tblsulphide Of carbon
was placed in the ground about the
roots OF the vines, about three ounces
70 each vine. and after three weeks all
Of the worms about the vines where
the application was made were found
TO have died.
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on, NY MEAD

Minneapolis unI,Is suw over 800, 600, 900
feet Of lumber every year, md turn cut
7,OOO0O0 barreis Of -four.
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"a nv II, ri vs. - s
sssssss vses1s -
(! y! !
BAKING
p0vvDFR

MOST PERFECT MADE.
lpugs Gfape Cream Of Tartar Powder. 20.
10 Ammonia, Alum or any other adultusnt
20 YEARS TEE STANDARD.
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( 2 : = . {
I'M view Of the very low price b
wheat and The probable doubt in which
many farmers and themselves a. "a
whethGr to cell OF! feed their wheat, he
results OF a. test i mae last winter;
In which bran and wheat were com
pared, may be Of interest.
On Feb. 16 two lots Of ewes with
lambs averaging i've weeks old were
selected, making the lots ID similar %
possible. Each lot contained nine lambs
and their nothesA They were confined
IN stalls, given what mixed hay they
would eat, and were watered from
pals. For their grain ration one lot
was Given half corn and half bran BY
weight, the other half wheat and hall
corn. The. lambs were fed by them
selves twice q day what they would
eat up clean, Of the same ration. The
bFan-fed lot weighed ct this date 178
IL pounds and On March 18 20
pounds, q gain Of 48 IL. Those fed on
wheat weighed at the beginning Of the
experiment 168 1-2 and at the close
900, again of 81 1-2 pounds.
Dropping out Of account one from
each lot that made very little gain, ow-
Ing to the fact that their mothers were
very poor suckers, those fed on bran
made an average gain Of 5 lbs. and 10
O.; those fed on wheat IN average
gain Of z lbs. and 9 %. 80 far % this
experiment goes It shows wheat to be
the cheaper feed at the present relative
prices, ~ cents per bushel and 20 cents
per hundred. No trouble arose from
constipation among the Wheatfed
lambs, % was feared.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-07

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-11-09
ROCKVILLE MARYLAND FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER g. 1894.


Sarah Addison, balance due
1872 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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