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Change of Venue Granted. .

The case of L. c. Horst VS.. 4. Ii. Berger
and others came up in the Superior Court
yesterday, and on motion of G. E. Baker,
attorney for the defendant, a change of
venue was granted.
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The jury rendered verdict that Mrs.
Christ came TO her death "by gunshot
wound in the right temple, said wound
being inflicted by pistol in the hands of
William Christ with intent TO Kill. We
further md that said William Christ was
the husband OF said deceased"
The jury WAS composed of The follow
ing named citizens: y. Il. Abbot. ID. X.
bougherly, K. ii. Hawley, II. {. Megerle,
Daniel Flint. NJ. Barber. Jerry Payne,
I'd Goepel and j. 5. George. Mr.. Hawley
was the foreman OF the jury.
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Battalion DrlIl.

There will be battalion drill at the
armory Monday evening. The field
staff non-commissioned staff and band
and Companies + aud G will participate.
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PRIVATE TREATMENT
Golden EAGLE Hotel.

The BOY WIZARD has secured private par
Tors at the Golden Eagle Hotel, where all those
who desire private treatment may call an
day from 10 A. NJ. to 4 p. VI. and z to 8 even
ings. commencing Monday morning, Octo-
Der 2 1st.
Consuita alton, examination and advice to
all who call at colleen Eagle Hotel Is tree,
which includes a full diagnosis of each case,
in which DR.. bryant locates the trouble de-
scribes the symptoms and gives a com piete
diagnosis without asking single question,
looking at the tongue or feeling The pulse.
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JUST OPENED ANTELOPE REsTAU-
y RANT and oyster house kirsl-class din
ner, served with beer or wine, 8 cents. Oys-
tiers in every style. $40 street.
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Auction Sale,

At 10 o'clock to-day, at 420 J street,
Bell Il Co. well sell at auction full line
OF housekeeping goods, carpets, stoves,
etc,
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4 p. A. COUNCIL NO. 20 MEETS AT
"A. Unity Hall, odd Fellows Building, every
Tuesday at 7:3O p. Nj.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

ZION YES EN- Y &C Il A NJ NJ A L
1 L grade, high school and normal branches;
elocution, French and German are taught.
Information regarding terms Of tuition, etc,
Will be cheerfully given at the Academy
Building, corner Ninth and L streets.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

MRS. MAY WALKER HAS REMOVED
vi her cloak-making establishment from
1227 1 street TO 1882 Q street.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING IN
L latest fall styles; bicycle suits to order.
1928 seventh street.
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Notaries Public.

Governor Budd has appointed the fol-
lowing Notaries Public: e. E. Keech,
Santa Ana, Orange County; S. L. Rothry,
Los Angeles; Samuel Hest. Vallejo.
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SCANDINAvIANs.- SCANDINAv-
- ian Independent Political Club Will meet
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. October goth, at
O'Clock, at Seventeenth and streets. All
members please be present.
]. BERG, President.
L. G. NJ JENsES Secrefary 1t*
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SALVATIONISTS FROM NEW YORK
y Mrs. Maud b. Booth and staff Captain
MONDAY, October 2Sth, at S p. M on
the Progress and Prospects of the Saliva
ton Army In America" Tickets on sale a t
the principal drug stores. loo, 25c and Soc
Ol7-lOt
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Submitted ON RrIefa.

SuDIuIItGu Oh brIeIo.
The case of Pendery Va. Alsip was still
on trial before Judge Prewett yesterday
afternoon, and, all the evidence being in,
it will be submitted on briefs.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A ANNIVERSARY PARTY OF THE We
N nonah Council, No. 2, d. of T., at Red
Mems Hall, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oc-
tober %, 1895. Admission, 2.pc. ol9-2ts
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(tALL AT 725 X STREET AND TRY THE
~ great health drink, Sarsaparilla, Celery
and Iron; it exhilarates and strengthens; d
bottle making four gallons, 20 cents.
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DR. LII WE Yum, 4O4 STREET, CURES
~ all diseases. Medicine for sale.
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CARPET CLEANING.

TT w. RIVETT, THE ONLY PRACTICAL
carpet man in the steam Carpet-beating
business in the city. Knows how the work
should be done and does it accordingly.
Southwest corner Twelfth and o. Telephone
2O2. Lowest rates. Best work.
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I'm ] STREET, MEMS FINE CALF 50
OlU shoes now 81 25; ladies 81 70 kid
shoes now 81 %; ladies' oxford ties now
only Coo; chlldren's shoes from 4Oc up.
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I
VIII deliver his Famous Lectures
as follows:
Monday Night, oct. 21st. Subject: ''The
Power of Vital Magnetism as Cura-
tive Agent.'' Both sexes.
Tuesday Matinee, $50 P. NJ. Subject 'Suf-
feriug Woman and Her Fortttude to
Endure.'' Private lecture for ladies only.
No children admitted.
Tuesday Night, Oct. 22d. Subject: "Our
DisobedieDce of Natures Laws" Pri-
vate lecture for men only. No boys admitted
under 16 years.
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ITO LET-AN ELEGANT HOUSE AND
l. barn and twelve acres of fine orchard
near The city limits. Address ROBBERY
WILLIAMSON, 5I7 J street, Sacramento.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FIRST-CLASS
W photos at DEANS, 70 X steret, near
Postofice. Gail and examine our work.
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NOVELS AND BOUND BOOKS BOUGHT,
~ sold and exchanged at reduced prices.
725 X.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

EIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD AT 915 l.
L. street. also few nicely furnished rooms
Ol3-6tx
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I IST e RS SPECIAL DELIVERY;
j. trunks, 25c; stand, KoIlIker's drug store
Sixth and j; leave orders. THO5. L. LISTER,
Telephone $50.
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ARISE AND WALK

All those who are on clutches, rheumatic,
palsied paralytic deaf or partially blind for
years and wish to be cured. are invited, and
as great a number as possible will be treated
FREE upon the stage.
Reserved seats may be secured at the box
Office from 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ. every day. Only
the actual seating capacity OF the house will
be sold. Therefore those who contemplate
viewing this grand work should procure seats
early as possible.
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no RENT-FINE STORE. 927 h. 24xsO.
i Apply L. l.. HAWK, 1912 Fourth street
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DRIVATE BOARD; ALSO ROOMS: NEW
i furniture. 726 L street. one block south
from Clunie Opera-house.
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CORNER SUITE OF ROOMS; ALSO, SIN
" gle rooms, at LULL HOUSE.
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NORNER STORE To LEr-THE EAST
y halt OF the FABIAN STORE at Ninth
and J streets Apply on premises.
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Wv En-. FL8I OF FIVE ROOMS; PAN
IL try and bath; hot and cold water and
gas rent 10 desirable people, SIG. Apply at
1921 Tenth street.
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OII0 H STREET-THREE FURNISHED
= III rooms for housekeeping and one fur
nished front room.
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TOHN BELLMER, KEEPING ONE OF
y the oldest established and best located
groceries in town, at 915 X street, believes
there are some who know him not; hence this
card.
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GROCERIES.

HAWKEYE CORN, 81 DOZ.; CHAMPION
/ / boraX soap, sc bar. Try our Star brand
tea, only 40c per pound at hymns, corner
Fourteenth and O.
NORN, sc 4 CAN: HONEY, 1Oo A FRAME;
~ best white, for 25c; IL bars soap, 25c;
bars Royal SaYon, 25o: boraXaid. 3 IDS for
roc; Burbank potatoes, 65c sack; coffee, zoe
a D; butter, from 35c to SOC a roll; best ranch
eggs, 25c dozen; roast beef, 215D cans for
csc; Home baking powder, 2 IS oZfor zoe; best
hay ana grain. HOWARD & SON, 1914 ]
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: THE Or
~ leans, 1o1S second st. MRS. NJ BOVAN.
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MEETINe NOTICES.

- EVENING at Fireman's Hall. Insplra-
ton lecture by Mrs. NJ. X. La Ransieur; test
~ Professor Clarke. Admission, Toe. Its
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NEW YORK HOUSE, FOURTH STREET.
~ back OF Weinstock Lubin & Co.'S. Fur.
hlshed rooms. MkN. i. A. NOBLE, Prop.
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MUSIC AND ART.

- Eighth street; stamping and embroidery
lessons given lesson days, Monday, Wednes-
day ana FRIDAY.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-WHILE IT
~ is true we have sold our shares and all in
terest in the Interstate Commercial and Col
lection Agency, corporation, to w. s.
Kendall of No. 90 Fifth street, we still re-
tain and conduct our Fairs & Spinks Collec-
ton Agency, IN which no one is interested but
ourselves. We are now better situated owing
TO the aforesaid sale, TO attend promptly TO
all accounts intrusted to u.s. and guarantee
prompt attention to same. Kemem Der we
handle accounts only on commission, and
that our agency extends ali over the state. DO
not forget taat "Farls & Spinks, ConstabI
and Collectors" are still the leading collection
agency, at No. COL l street, or telephone No.
3S4.
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FNHE DAVIS BUILDING Is NOW READY
L with fifty rooms, handsomely furnished.
everything Is new, clean and high class
None but respectable persons admitted
JOHN +. DAVIS, Manager, All X street
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY
y S17 Sixth street. Sacramento. Farm
hands, general help furnished, and contracts
executed.
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S0c X STKEET-NICE AND NEWLY
OUO furnished rooms; rent reasonable
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STORE AT NORTHWEST CORNER OF
- Twelfth and streets Apply 1924 st.
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LODGING HOUSE OF II ROOMS
n doing good transient business; best To-
cauOn in the city; good reasons for selling.
Call at this Office tor particulars
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k'Oh KEN - HAkIlES FURNISHING
L good teams Will ind farming land to rent
by addressing MRS. h. NJ. WILSON six
Grove.
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TO LET-GooD HOUSE, FOUR ROOMS.
L rear 1913 K. Rent reasonable. Apply
719L.
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THREE SUNNY, PLEASANT ROOMS,
L furnished for housekeeping; rent $40;
rooms, SIS. 1880 + street. oiI-St*
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WE ARE STILL IN THE SWIM ON
w prices: Sardlnes, sc can; catsup. 6o bot
tie; French mustard sc bottle; pickles, Toe
bottle: butter, SOC roll good oyster, 10,
81 dozen; 10 bars soap, 25c; 4 packages
block matches ior LOG; bottle of good sauce,
lOc. JOHN RILEY, Tenth and Z.
IF YOU WANT TO GET YOUR MONEYS
| worth, buy your groceries, hay and feed at
VINEYARDS, Twenty-hfth and . streets.
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HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

~ b. ADAMS, HOO j STREET-CHEAP-
~. est place for hay and feed, White wild
oats, also tule hay for carpets.
I STREET HAY MARKET, NO. 4o2 I,
4 street. To everyone that wants hay IL
Will be greatly TO your advantage to call and
see orr price list before buying elsewhere.
Full weight guaranteed.
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ITO LET-S16 -SEVEN-ROoM HOUSE,
L 2O1S street. CURTIS, CARMICHAEL
& BRAND.
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Q lend THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
- friends in the East,
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TO LET Or RENT.

ITO LET s13 FoUR-ROOM COTTAGE,
i 1911 Twenty-third street. CURTIS,
CARMICHAEL 4 BRAND
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UlHE NIMBLE SIXPENCE BETTER THAN
| the slow shilling. Now is your time to
get cabinet photographs for 50 per dozen.
627 street, corner Seventh; BEALS' GEM
GALLERY
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

The poor who are the most seriously al
ficted, especially those on clutches, the rheu-
matte paralyZed, deaf and lame, who wish
FREE TREATMENT on the stage, will be
given complimentary tickets by applying at
the box Office of Metropolitan Theater any
day from 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
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DOR RENT-FoR A TERM OF s OR 10
l. years, q vacant lot; good location for
almost any shop or business. low rental, Ap-
ply To CARL STROBEL. 81 ST. ol4-6t>Sw3t
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CINGLE LADY WISHES TO FIND 4
y partner with small capital to establish
uyeing and cleaning house and laundry Office,
single lady preferred. Address b. D., this
ofice. o19-3t*
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CEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East
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VXTANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
w with housework. Apply 1715 Twelfth
street. o19-2t*
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BooKBINDEE5.

DOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
ID with good work and promptness. E. w.
BRUENING, $40 j street, Sacramento.
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OAK sToVEwooD, So rs PER CORD.
" Delivered measurement guaranteed: ward
on Twelfth-street road. z. o. address. sos
Seventh street. w. II. BASLER
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MAGAZINES PORTFOLIOS AND PERI
WI odicals bound in superior modern styles
at SILVIUS q SHOENBACkLER'S,G General
Book binders, 403 street.
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CARDWELL COLONY, 1O-ACRE TRACTS
Y The price has been reduced for the next
thirty days from $500 to $50 cash per acre
j. 4. CARDWELL, owner, 1904 II street Sac
ramento, or at house on colony, adioinino
Orangevale.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

II w. APPLETON. PHOTOGRAPHER
L AIS street. Pictures enlarged and fin
ished in water colors, India ink or crayon;
viewing and outside work; groups taken at
home; amateur work finished: kodaks re-
loaded Good work, reasona bic prices.
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d uation 10 do cooking and general house
work. Address o. s. X, japanese Mission,
903 ID street, city. o19-3t*
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WANTED FIVE FIRST-CLASS SPE-
w cialty statesmen to represent us on the
coast. ZIEHMES CO., 90 Fifth ave-, Chicago.1
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ONE NURSE GIRL; GIRLS FOR
" country, $40. 626 street. oc18-3t*
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WANTED.

WRENCH LADY OF 10 YEARS EXPE-
l. rience in manufacturing perfumery and
fancy perfumed articles, and thoroughly ac-
qualnted with the trade. desires TO tind work.
Address NINE NJ. DESdAYES, care of this
Office. o19-3t*
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UANTED-COTTAGES TO RENT; GOOD
w tenants furnished. COOLEY, 1013
Fourth street.
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NXTANTED-A WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
w work and cook for family: no washing.
Apply to 1926 u street. o1S-3t
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Grating Olives.

The olive is most successfully grated
during the months of March and April,
but preference is given to those grated
in March by the following def method;
In this method the stocks are not split
down the center in the old way, but in
stead the cut is made obllquely, so that
the barks of the stock and cion may
come together obliquely and make a
better union. The graft is faced on
both sides to be large at the surface side
and thin at the inner, exactly in the
shape of wedge, The graft is driven
down as far as 1t will 60 and made to fit
exactly, the barks of the cion and stock
to be even on the surface side, the other
side does not matter, as the clon uniues
with the stock at first only on the sur
face side and in time both sides heal
over. The graft having been inserted,
it must be tied over and waxed. For
tying cloth or Irvine may be used and
the wax applied over it. In grating
nursery trees in the field it is best to
graft them low, the CRAFTS to be covered
with earth to within an inch or so Of the
top. leaving as little of the graft exposed
as possible. This is protection to both
cion and stock, especially from soorch-
ing heat which causes both to die back
when left exposed. The leaves of the
graft should never be broken off, but
cut, nor must they be entirely cut off;
at least one-third of the leaf must be
left, to prevent the leaf from drying be-
fore it has time to unite with the stock.
Neither must the entire leaf be left on
the graft. The trimming of the leaf
prevents it from carrying off TOO rapidly
the fluids of poration.-Californi
Department of Horticulture.
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Preserving Cane Sirup.

The Importance to those who may
engage in making strip of knowing
how to preserve it by Theoretically seal
ing it is very great. No reason is per-
ceived why the practlce that applies to
maple strip should not be correct for
cane strip. The bulletin of the Ala
bama Experiment Station, to which we
recently referred in writing upon this
subject, says; "That portion of the
local demand for sirups throughout
such large section of the State can be
successfully supplied during small
portion of the year is already an estab-
lished fact. With an increased cultiva-
tlon of cane and an improvement in the
present crude methods of manufacture,
the demand for sirups, in the greater
portion of the State, should be salts
factorily filed throughout the year with
product of high quality, manufactured
within the borders of the State.
Experiments with regard to the
adaptability of cane to soils of varying
quality and character have almost in
variably shown that light, easily drained
soils produce cane of higher sugar con-
tent than rich alluvlal or bottom lands,
though the latter soils give the larger
yield in almost all cases. The lands
throughout lrage portion Of the State
are capable of producing Cane with
high sugar content, but vet very little
progress has been made in the employ
ment Of intelligent methods in the man.
ufacture of strip from sugar cane, and
the processes at present in use are ex-
tremely crude, and in most cases quite
economic.
"By employing intelligent methods,
both for the Qualification and preserva-
tion of cane strip, the greatly enhanced
quality of the product would obtain for
it better prices upon the market, and
the local demand for strip could be
supplied during the entire year instead
of only for few months, as at present."
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nourishing and easily managed food for
dyspeptics of many kinds. We seek to
supplant alcoholic and fermented drinks
by something more wholesome, more
satisfying and refreshing-somethi
embodying all the best principles of ripe
grapes marred by nothing that would
falsely stimulate or excite; and in the
new era that is dawning the life-giving
principles of the grape. In it's purest
condition, will enter every home as a
comfort and blessing, instead of delu-
sion and snare. It's sub.acid taste and
easiness of assimilation give it certain
advantages.
'The quantity of sound grapes" says
DR.. Irving, zone may eat with impunity
IS something astonishing. Persons at
the Continental grape cures consume
from six pounds to II pounds daily
Grapes constitute a perfect nutriment
which includes in remarkable proper
tions the heterogeneous albuminoid and
respiratory principles, indispensable to
a good Authorization. According to an
analysis of French chemist, striking
analogy exists between the juice Of the
grape and woman's milk. Some of the
affections which the grape may be used
for, as a reparative medical agent of
great value, are those arising from
troubles in the digestive functions, dis
eases Of the liver, etc. In fact, by using
the luscious but inoffensive grape, you
can re-establish the physiological con-
ditions of clear thoughts and correct ex-
preston. "-Horticultura Review.
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The Grape Cure.

The grape cure has been found in
many cases to rapidly reorganize and
reconstruct the blood current, and to
surprise the tissues, and excite the
nervous system into health. The bever-
age form of grape juice is an agreeable
and wholesome nutriment in great
variety of sicknesses. It's fruit acids,
its blood salts, and its grape sugar, ms axe
it q valuable medicine. 1t affords
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Kamr Corn.

The Kaffir corn is destined to be one
of the great staple products of this coun-
try, as has been abundantly demon
strated in the last two years. The cereal
seems perfectly adapted to the climatic
conditions here, and with any sort of
attention. will make a big crop. It is
peculiarly the crop for the poor man
good for man and beast. Nothing which
the farmer can raise will fatten hogs,
horses or COWS so quickly as Kaffir corn,
and for mush and batter-cakes, the meal
cannot be excelled. The care of this
corn when raised, however, does not
seem to be we'll understood, and, in fact,
is more difficult than could at first be
supposed, and yet there is but little
trouble in this respect If reasonable in
telligence and ordinary gumption be
exercised. It will not do to cut the
heads off and throw in a pile of any con-
siderable size before 1T is thoroughly
dried, and even then it must be COM
pletely protected from the wet. The
best way to manage it is to cut the corn
when ripe and build 1T into long shocks
north and south, so that the air can pass
readily through; let stand in the field
until quite cured, then head and thresh,
or if not ready to thresh, haul where
wanted and build into long ricks, the
heads to the center, and cover with hay
or something that will shed the rain.
OF course if the farmer can provide him
self with long narrow cribs thoroughly
ventilated and perfectly dry, then the
best and most satisfactory way is to head
in the field and crib at once. AS to
threshing the crop, any intelligent ex-
perienced thresherman can soon adapt
his machine to that. That is largely a
matter of experiment, but is readily
enough done. 1t is true that the cutting
season is over and some of the sugges-
tions in this article are late, yet it will
pay the Kaffir grower to take care of
this paper or paste the article in his hat
for reference another year.
The mills of the country are fast adapt
ing their machinery to grind the Kaffir
corn and we are informed that the mill
here will make and sell Kaffir corn chop
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feed, just the same as any other grain
chop is made and sold. This, is good
opportunity and should not be neglected
as it will pay the farmer big to feed his
grain in chop.--Oklahoma Farmer.