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REV. REED HAoIBLES
In Ills Nind-iie i No Prophet, but Mai

In Ills Middle Is No Prophet, but Makes
Prophecy.
DENVER. Col, June I'm IN address
before the Union League, Rev. Myron
Reed, who resigned the pas,orate OF the
Congregational church on accouu. OF
the adverse feeling by his expression OF
sympathy for the Cripple Creek strik-
ers, said: 81 am not 4 prophet, but
am the son OF prophet. Ny father
toresaw the beginning OF The war. l see
the beginning OF war now. These
men on the hill are fighting the first
battle. Special advantages to none,
equal opportunities 10 all. Under this
banner We fight this fight"
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There is nothing marvellous in the
fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla should
cure so many diseases. When you re-.
member that majority OF the disor-
deEs flesh is heir to" arc due TO impure
Or poisonous condition OF the blood,
ald that Hoods Sarsaparilla is an
elective and radical blood purifier, the
whole thing Is explained.
Besides its blood purifying qualities,
Hoods Sarsaparilla also contains the
best known vegetable stomach tonics,
diure;ics, kidney remedies aud liver in
MIGRANTS, and is thus an excellent
specific for al disorders OF these organs,
as well as Tor low condition OF the sys-
ten, or That Tired Feeling.
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.onshton EOt np on the E0slrnln anl

Houshton got up on the rosirum aud
said:
"Gcnliemcn. prepare your ballots.
write Two names oil your tickets, mark
Ing thCm No. | aud No. .. Against 80.
l will be tho name Of the boat mnn. rs
you SEQ IT. Against 40. the name oil
him whom you consider tue mcancsI
man. Hold on to your integrity, gentle.
men, and do your duty"
Every voter had assured llough,on
that no was sure Of an immense major.
lty rs the better man anu that Siillman
would be drowned In adverse votes.
Every voter had reversed these prelic.
tons to Stillman. 1t would have been
hard 10 tell which OF tho two central
hsnres In this contest felt the more
.exul,RnL Tho votes werc silonlly pre-
pared and silently dropped into tho box.
As the teller and clerk prepared TO
count there was quiet which vas
enormou'Iy pregnant with eager con-
lecture.
AS the count progressed the changes
oil facial expression in that room would
have been n fortune TO a master painter.
At last the result was ANNOUNCED. be.
lore doing so it was stated that one
blank ticket had been deposited by
somc coward. Each elec.or except two
had received two votes--a No. and u
No. q! The parson had received q No.
2 vote and Jack Becker No. yo:u!!
Amazcmcnt, disappointment and self.
contempt Tero painted on tho face Of
every voter, while the nou.voters we're
immoasurably disgustei.
There they all stood. looking Rt each
other accuIingly, when the parsoE arose
and said:
brethren the result Of this election
with n ally twinkle OF the eyel settles
1t that this is the most evenly bal.
anced aud harmonious community on
earth. With tho exception OF two,
every voter OF this village is exactly as
good and exactly as bad as every other
voter 1t appears that | AN the mean
east man By one.tortieth, and tina: by
the same fraction Mr.. Beckeris the best
man."
The kindly and plying smile Of tho
old pastor as he said this sent an accus-
ing but healing thrill to every heart.
10! US all forgive each other" hc
continued, "and let Us all so live that
We will be prepared Tor that awful final
vote which shall determine our eternal
destlnics. hope the young people will
be allowed to marry. and hope they
will in sincere humility remember the
impressive lesson given to all OF US to-
day"
Every head was uncovered and bowed
and the good parsons gentle benedic.
ton uttered in the tremulous voice OF
love, fell into receptive soil.
James and Amy did marry aud were
happy.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and Stoc
Markets.

The Features Of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
new YoER. June s-Syouey on call easy at
lper ccn:. las; loan per cea:; closed Il, per
cent. Primo mercantile paper !; per cent.
Sterling exchange dull at 81 s75:ai %. sill.
We. certificates 6iG'5c. Sales 300 shares
fairly active and generally strong market
wGs that OF to-day on the stock exchange da-
spite the fact that the tone OF speculation was
decidedly weak q; the opening Ind rather easy
a, the close SOr was Il Cnlii after MIDDAY that
the upward movement gained force. fO5 the
opening was heavy and lower and the tmdInr up
20 noon was without decided character ATE.
Y o'cl7ck the tempe: OF speculation Underwent
GcnanGe, good buying tnUTerlCu,Eas i"aGgura-
ted and prices moved steadily upward. \ leading
iaactos 10 the Improvement was the advance In
the grlln make: and special favorable lutlu.
eucrs affecting individual stocks. III the late
dealings the market weakened slightly on real.
king sales, and closed easier with the most Of
the active Shares higher ;han at the close yr4ier.
dsy- sugar was Il notable exception. opening
per cent lower At 10Y. rrCc,liuS an aidIt!Oua!
recovering - FcctSling ~. railying ~. de-
riniEg II 70 iOiti and closln- within !. per cent
OF the lowest Of the GaT 81 decline OF il from
Yesterday. After Gn early decline OF q. Chi.
clGo Gas was forced NJ "a on clique buying.
with late reaction Of per cent and final
recovery OF 4, making net gain OF per cent
Warrington Advices reflected ieelias OF IN.
certainty a. 20 whether the wAisEcy tux would
remain at 81 10 md the stock WIS sold down 10
~ With Il recovery 10 SIS 81. Paul led the
railSay list IN poin: OF sctiyiiy. fuctuatioS
within Limit OF u per cent RGd IaaE!us Z gain
OF !. fcE cent. The other gTingers were not
prominent in the dealings. but show an nIyance
Of l.a& per cent OF yeStcf iay. The Cher
changes are functional. and Atch!Son. Western
Union GRG National Lead stand unchanged
The hallway and miscellaneous bond market
was falF!y steady during the morning. but DC.
csJne irregular in the aiternoon anu closed III.
Settled.
Government bonds lrm.
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mUsis lm. iEVl steady; western steam s. or
july u W. September " ~ Fork urm. Butter
iUa; We'ttu dtiEt !GiiIc. do cfr4lnsy lIulsr:
~ hc'ofT zoe; 'mJr darY i9'H't; In creamery
lI1iAc taCesC steady: sta:G !af.c .a'tg. t.ss
hfm: NcCrfI int,h lSaltc IaiiUH cay. Rein
Nrtif. Tu'psnilue iirin. Ricc aud H0ldtacs
STEADY. sugar irrn.
CHICAGO. Jrac N-ti wa 0 wild dny IN wheat.
Win urics. rI,hlnc frutirillr up aud down IN
long iu1irs. lulntlcyd on tho Que hand By
higher cattle, and buying and OF the otErt b.
l.b'fnl selling liiding WB very heavy aud
July closed wlthu gain OF &c.
CON closed l5lc bishvr
Uls . e b lsAtr and provisions a. q sl';ht DO.
Glue. Inc Cg1irs were a liitn mlEei, but gen.
tTtllF higher pub Ne WlylCD. quoting spot uTin
anI &c higher and futures W ssH.r
Provisions were very dGI!. and slightly lower
on selling by pIcterN. rms advance IN wheat
Kept tge nuflrt sicaly COMPARED With last
night July pofE is2S lower, July lard &c lower
aud July T!hs UNCHANGED.
iIQ>t steady AMI higher,
,u mf4{ ~ Do :,ySi9 9 4, SS2' soD %so
CSRS-Ca,6 10. axe; Juno agr;.u'a,l,,c;
July i0l,auiSan'.c; september io'tal4alltsc
OAts-CNh 40. ;, ISic; June ilaHAl9.c'
RENO. :. !sc, A
ELAEsELD-sl ~.
TIMOTHY SEHn--Si IS
aIS PoSE-CAh AMI July 81? %; September
hst--cG,h and June q 81. July y ~ sep.
tctnOet " Hll,aG tSdi ~
snoNt RIH-CAAh Is ;.:'f; July e Z; Sep.
TENDER g. %
Others UnChauRel
ClSriSYNTl, O., iuac s-Fluur firm. wheG,
srEEcr and strong: 40. : rel SIC; nceIpH 20oJ
bushels; shipments so buihelA Corn strong:
No = mixed Isc Oats In good demand aud
higher No miCCi Az Hys dali; No. >, Sic.
PORK quiet ~ 80 ~ lard eA'y OF 81 %.
Bulk meats IN iniE demand at a. sac SIX.
Bacon atm at s. C2'S whisky quiet; sBei Gig
barTc5 Ei II Il BUIcrsicAdv. sugar eEsy, Eggs
easy al lie. Cheese steady.
BALTIMORE. June s-Fl0ur dull: receipts a..
0yO barrels. Wheat irmcf and higher; spOI.iy' a
69,Fc July JssaOl4ci August Glh a5l',C; receipts
500 bushels. Corn IrtucE spOt tjtsC: receipts
800 bushels OSN strong and higher; 80. >
White western I9i.c; receipts 90 bushels Rye
duh llay steady, good 90 choice ST tGal5 o.,
sugar steady. Butter Lrm; fancy creamery LA
lsc Eggs active at 1876 Cheese steady.
PHLAprIrIuG June S-YlOur market strong.
Wheat strong and higher; No red June Gl5R
Ggic July GliEdjl'4c; August 60 .a5.7 &C. ScptcT.
Der Olt.aGIi,c. Corn lTu aud higher; No.
mixed July 1E,LtiC; August Sfni6i,c; september
i5Tc Oats active and higher: No whitO June
md July {5aisC: August S9i.ai1c. Butter firm;
fancy western creamery lIAc. Eggs trn; west
err IS1Tc.
TGLyDo o.. June Wheat nct!ye and higher;
No. cash md June 5sjsc: July So tc; August
tJjjc Corn lm; No. cash tlE.c Uais quiet
nnd lirtn; No. mixed Tic. Rye dull cash sc.
CloYersecd lfrlcr at 81 %.
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NEW foEE. June s-FioGr. receipts eco
barrels; expects ls.OJ1I barrels; sales 1900 bar
rcls: market firm Wheat, receipts 500
bushels; exports CD bushels; sales lOJl0gO
bushels Of futures mud son bushels OF snot:
SPOT market strong: 40. northern 70i1c: op-
tioaS stronger and higher: No. = .ed June 6ls1c;
Jniy,tE s4G.9, af25ic; August GlGjJ' aGiL.c; Sep.
tembeE 6iahiaLC; December 67sfsGS -TaSsI.c.
Corn, receipts HOO bushels; exports 9.ooJ bush.
els: sl!cs $500 bushels Of futures aCd 1000
bushels Of spot; market s:TOaE; June $50;
july SEhiGaii;gc; August 10 Az Iais5.c; sep
terlOcs ii1.ETi mite GAS. receipts 70OuO
bushels; experts 2tO9 bushels snlcS ID 900 bush
e!s Of futures and 5000 bushels OF spot; aiar-
Eei dua bat stronger June ITsi7Hzaj7c; July
Sab5ssatS5S=cI August SIZE; Sen;cmber 3Iitc
Hay steady. Hops guie: Hides dull. Co;
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EYGLEwOoD, y. j., June S-Dr. Curry,
who is attending ex-STinister Walter
Phelps, says that his patient is not, as
has been alleged, suffering from Brichts
disease. He has intermittent fever and
is considerably debilitated. Having
strong constitution. Mr.. Phelps chance
OF recovery is good, provided he has no
hemorrhlrcs
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SYMPTOMS - Moisture: Intense i;chIus aui
singing; iaO,i Of night; worse byscraichln: II
allowed ID continue tumors form, which often
bleed and Ulcctatc, becoming Yerv sore.
SEAYSEs OISTNEST stops the Itching and
bleeding. heals liberation, and In mos. ciSeI 81
moves the tunOfs, Al druggists. or b,y mail, for
sOceats Dr.. SwRyuc L son. Philadelphia
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EAST Liberty. "a. June Seattle, receipts
light, demand fhlF market active and strong at
unchanged prices; receipts OF hogs light only
tSD cans on sale: best PhilaiclDhl.S s. SlAI IS;
beet Workers 81 Goat IS, cJuimon 70 fair Workers
81 sat s.; pigs s. STAT -. Sheep, supply light;
demand light and market slow; extra s. t0AS ~;
fair 3 i0lj %. common Jpca:! 90 yCaT!usS s. Sea
1 .: lambs s. SDGj %.
CHICAGO. June S.-The EyTEg J5urHGl re-
ports: Cattle. receipts $50 head; market steady;
prime 10 extra native steers 81 Slnj ~; medium
~ o. Others q ~ Texans 81 30 Hogs, receipts
500 head; bulk sold at &c lower. closed iriile
better. rough heavy 81 Sat So packers and mixed
- sat %: prime heavy and butCAcn' weights
$50; assorted Light s. ~.
CiSCiSSATT. June s.-IIoGs caster Of 81 Goa
7!iSi receipts 2.JDJ head; shipments 80 head.
Cattle Suong aud higher a. g @5ai 20; receipts
90 head; shipments 10 head. Sheep steady az
81 raj o.; receipts 6OOo head; shipments SOD
bead; lambs in ialr demand and weaker Ut s. Jla
Jig
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Care CHARLES, Va, June S.-I,aac
Kemp, negro. who murdered Deputy
Sheriff Ned Carver in Westover, Md,
yesterday, was to-day taken from the
Jail oy mob Of about 400 men and shot
10 death.
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OIL CRY. Pa. June s--O1eEci sS,Ec; highest
9Oc loves; SS}-c: closed syI4c; sales 20JO barrels
shipments lOiG-l barrels; runs SLlJl barrels,
New NoEz, June s-Petroleun strong; July
option sales 100 barrels; closed Of gGc bid.
rHTsBrSGu Pa, iune s.-opsned and loves!
Sl1rc; closed and highcsI9 &C.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c. o. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table 10 l3. to taks o::ec. | .:1l n n,
Sunday SCyernbc- 10 lsgi

Sunday November 10 1879
cavewhcelIns-t5:ol tJ:ij. lll:iJs m. t1:al
S3:lj tl:O. 300 p. IN
Leave PeniHSulH-fS5j. t9:ji iu:i5a n. ,FA:.5
"3:9I tl:Jj. ig:0j ?. m
Leave MhrtIus ferry-ts:l!, PSI. lu:5! a m,
t2.J.. sj:S Ti:i!, 59:l2
Arrive Terminal Jluctlnn-ts:l7. tIJ:g1. lll:jj
Q. IN, t.:i5. 7J:3:. ti:I6, ls.!s p III
Leave Terminal JaacIiOu-t7:co. 300, a =.
sl.:i)- II N. 1888. fi:0i ISL; ts.Ij .. n
Leave Martins Ferry-t7:9S. 1871 an. olG:H,
.i:O1 ti:lo tj:ig. Ts:J! D. tn
Leave Pcnin'gla-t?:2i, i9:lia n, 'i2:5l. ii:lL
til5 ij:Ij fS:5S ?. IN
Arrive Whea!inS-fi:io. ia:20 H.. 'lo:57.
i'm. tI:ai. ti:fl. ta:iEi .. m
'DG!lT. tDLlly e<cc2, Sunday. isundayI oaly
All i;a!aI vii! clIa on E4re:a Ttrae
J.E TAUSSIG. Suueriuteaica.
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
PREPARED ACCORDING 10 ntE
FORMULAS or
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
ASD uSpEH MS SUPERVISION.
TESTlNE.
TESTlNE.

In exhaustive 'tatci Of the aqrvou, system, 70.
wiling lon excessive mental work; emotional
eAeliefnoat or other caua, capable Of le,,enlng
ue force aud endurance Of the several ou;,u, OF
the eody;derrcS,IOn Of spirit. raelancholl. and
certain 'ypca OF insanity in ca,os OF mu,cnla,
weakness. OF OF general debility; ,nsurn,,hsula
Uid all Irritable state Of the brain. spinal eoti
OF hsrIons system generally in nervous and
conEotiiVo beidGeho; In neuralgia aud iu nor.
Vous drPopasi In wonk states VI the eenera,lyu
tys'oin tin all Of tho Abo'onsmed conditions,
4e'ah1 " III BE- found Of tho greatest service.
Dose, Drops. Price &: drachmE), 81 co.
Where local druggists arc no. supplied With
tho Hammond Animal Extracts thcy-wlll b
nailed together with algeIi,tIng literature on
me subject on receipt otptc,. by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, n. C.
Logan Drug Company Agents for Wheeling.
aplI-TTttAy
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OM4HA. Mn, Nav ), 1891.

ONAFA, -NLB,i My o IoJI.
10 Whom il Moy Concern:
! have suffered for years with neural
Gic headache and KTause's Headache
Capsules is the only remedy that has
done me any good Would recommend
them TO all similarly affected.
CHARLES PAssor,
dc North Sixteenth street,
Sold by Alex I. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie& Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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When Baby VS., sick, we gave her casto,ia.
Thcn she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became MlsS she clun; TO Ccs:oria.
Wien she had Children, tl.O gavc them Cas:oria,
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MEDICAL,

Dt, e. c. Vests heSs and Brain Treltrenl
i1Ao5 tos: poStrtTS EEit;e1 guarantee, by author,
i.sd a>r5ts GUY, 10 euro weak sJsEory; IosS OF
B-Al5 rpa ShTe FUw.r; Lost Manhood; Cr1iesress;
l;tsrrernst5; tafk.tuic; all Drains: Los OF Po,es
CT 10 6sncTntife CrgG-sI IN sithos tnI, eau,ciby
u7rr-ayeclop: Iopthill Errors or EIcssslve use o.
A!:oYj, Ecssagp.!oa, GIS,n!sy And DeE;h. DJ E:all
81 box; fer S; With yriten guarantee 70 cure o.
rstrn6 Eocoy. VESTS COUGH SYRUP. ce-t1ln
euro for CoUshs, Colds, ACtsr.a, Hro1chld- Group,
WAooreoy Cough, sors Ihrnlt- Pleasant to AXE
Sclsl size dlooont!nIed: Cd &c. Sits, now Go GIG
q rl=9, now aoc,
GUARANTEES issued only through CHAs R
GOETZE, Successor 10 McLs!n Brothers, Drug
Eists. Wheeling. VIVA iyiSUhAEy
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NV YoEE. June S-P:g i.on quiet Copper
steady, Lead tiru. Thu sicady straits sig III
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fpcily, except sunday.
Sunday chuTch trains will lgaye Elm Grove at
9:i5a- IL. and Wheeling at 1917 p. N.
Trains No. = & II and n connect with hcrdlc
line for TTndclpkih lIcrd!c leaves Triadelphia
Tor Elm Grove az $50 Il N, 80 \ m. 1870 a IT,
and 6:i0 p. n. Daily, except sundays and Sat-
urlay's Eeriic. Will connect with train No g.
leaving wkealiH: atil:y1 p N.
sundays hefdic leaves Trindelph!n ut 200
n m. l2oJ n IL. $50 p n and connects With
trains No. S. II and &c from Wheeling
u. f. wEISGERBER Gen Manager
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" WDT.
SEw York. Juue S.-WoOl steady; domestic
fleece Fade; pulled 2'nGSc-
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Tho Cl8Tallli, LOfaIl & Wheeling R.R.
TIME CARD.
Via Ciyr!a and the Lare Shore Eoa:a.
MAY p 1891
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r4 sAS = e Pennsylvania Stations.
|gIHgnnGglVdRid LINES.
y Trims Run by Central Tine.

rTcxrr OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA STATION O.
WATEl So. funT or ELTvsztU ST. WHEEL!EG.
At gcLCEz HOrsE, WREELfSo. AEp Al TnE
FIEg:STLy1SlA STATION. fRtpdEroEr.
&c.. p. ~ III.
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RAILROADS.,

Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On and after Frlday. April n 1891. tGsIns will
run Us follows, city time:
LENyE wHgEIX6. LEAVE rIN GROVE,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.

On ana after suaiay. june :, 1891. Pa"sl;se
Trains Will run rs follows: SDeilT. tDdly e.
cept sunlaT. Central Tina
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-10-18

having these permanent structures
on the ground because they shut out
the sunshine in the winter when it
is specially needed. This is certainly
one strong objection to permanent
piaz2as, unless they can be con-
structed against such u part of the
house that no room may be shaded
by their roofs. The illustration, how
ever, shows how a summer veranda
can be constructed at small cost OF
time or money! veranda that will
& We shade in summer, and in winter
will keep no sunshine out of ones
house. A permanent platform Is Laid
Def re the door, and above this is ar
ranged a light frame, well braced,
that can be quickly taken down in
the fall. This frame is covered with
awning cloth, which is inexpensive,
and, If cared for, will last many
years. or course the shape and size
can be altered to suit The size or
shape Of the house.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-10-18
Names Vast Territory.

The insignificant position or rela-
tive size usually given to the great
State of Maine as com pared to the
other States of the Union on railroad
maps gives very little idea Of the
vast territory of this great State,
every acre of which is productive and
habitable. The Industrial Journal
says:
"A Maine lumberman estimates
that the wild lands of this State
would make thirteen States as large
as Rhode Island, two as large as New
Hampshire and Vermont, and one
twice as large as Massachusetts,. These
lands are located in the follow ng
counties; Aroostook, 2,S38,6 1S acres;
Franklin, $50, 962 acres; Hancock, 1862.
1913 acres; Oxford, 5j3, 654 acres:
Penobscot, 1927, 1904 acres; Picataquis,
1000, 444 acres; Somerset, 1,735, S3S
acres; Wash ngton, 624, 1913. The
spruce timber lands Of Maine are
worth more to-day than the pine
lands fifty years ago. This state
ment is based on the opinion of lum-
bermen who have been engaged in
the business for forty years. The
value Of these lands has been greatly
enhanced by the enormous demand
for pulp wood.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-10-18
Farm Notes.


GRAssHOPPERs make good egg
food.
AS A RULE spinach is very profit.
able crop
OyERFEEDING is the most fruitful
cause OF failure to lay
In butter color and flavor have nc
relation to ca b other.
THE ashes of the Co:n.cOb contain
a large amount Of potash.
IT IS said that fowls that lay white
eggs are more prolific than those
which lay dark eggs.
A GREAT deal of wet land along
the banks of streams and ponds can
be used for growing the basket will
low.
A SOLUTION of sill cate OF soda Is
said to be perfect preservation of
eggs and does not inJure them in any
way
AN eight-frame hive for bees is
now preferred to the ten-frame Lang
stroth hive, which has been so long
in use.
THERE is no better grain for pOul-
try any time Of the year than wheat,
except when fattening. When ready
to fatten corn should be used.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-10-18
Spraying Pototo Vines,

The Ohio station recommends a
spraying with the Bordeaux mixture
for both potato rot and potato bugs,
Their compound is 6 pounds blue
vitrol, a pounds lime to gallons of
water, adding | pound London pur-
pie to each 100 gallons Of the mix
ture The spraying dates are May
2S, June 20, June 20, and July 1G.
Last year blight appeared about the
middle of June, aud made bad work
with the unsprayed vines. The
sprayed vines showed much less in
jury remaining green after the
Others were dead, and yielded a
profitable crop, while the unsprayed
portion Of the field was practically a
failure. The tubcrs on the treated
portions were but little affected by
scab