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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21
THE TIE BETWEEN TWINS.


aetInlA~aefN-
From the New York Advertiser
Many instances OF this nature have
been quoted from time 20 time, and GER
tainly the latest is very remarkable.
A minister has twin daughters, l.
years of age. and the other day, when
they were at dinner one of them
jumped up and said that ii dog had
bitten her ON the leg Just above the
ankle. AS there was rOL dog IN the
room or in the house. the statement
caused q little amusement. An hour
later her twin sister went out and,
strange to say. a neighbour dog bit
her i'm exactly the same place where
her sister had complained Of being
bitten at dinner. AfterVerd both girls
suffered pain. and The one not bitten
would even cry ont in her sleep, and
say that she had been bitten by q
dog. In fact, they both suffered alike,
and when the real victims pain de-
creased the other was equally fortu-
nate
A very similar ease is reported from
Basic. only that the twins We're boys.
Here. if one fell sick. the doctors ser
vices We're required for the ether as
well;but perhaps there would be a re-
duced rate OF charges adopted TO 5uit
such a unique case. Further We are
told that if one began o. have pa-0
I'm the head the other would presently
feel the like: while, IF one was asleep
or sad. the O,her could not hold up
his head or be merry This was
double" with q vengeance. but rs the
sympathy held good ia many other
things. 10 is 20 be hoped that there was
more joy than sorrow. In appearance,
too. they grew uD so much alike that IL
was very difficult indeed for their in
innate acQuainances TO distinguish be-
tween them.
A remarkable case of idis nature Is
mentioned by Zuinserus The twin
sons Of Petrus Apost0iius. senator Of
Nechlin. were so much alike that even
their mother often mistooN Oue for the
other, so people outside the family
would be very much confused. such
q state Of affairs might he very con-
vcnient when q httls yhlstlseluent was
about 90 be administered, and it might
even be tolerated in ioye-making, par
ticulariy il q breach Of promise case
We're in view.
Fulgossius tells Of an instance which
would bee more To- the taste of twins
than the foregoing, provided they
could only have their choice where
this excessive sympathy has TO form
such Il pare of their eXisJauce. The
twins referred to 10y this authority
were French and were named Ger2r-
dus and Med7rdus respectively, and
consequently started life with sim
ilarity even in their names. They are
not mentioned as being particularly
alike i'm appearance. out rather IN their
career. Tor strange TO say, they were
both preferred To- bish0prics on the
same day. one to the Sea of Naviodu-
mum. and the other to that of RhOtO-
mage. This affinity remained TO the
last. for they both died Oh the same
day.
Two twin sisters also died within a
very short interval of e0ch other, and
We're inferred at the same time. These
ladies reached the great age Of a.,
and had both refrained from tying the
nuptial knot. During the whole Of
this time they were never known TO
live apart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21
MILLIONAIREFAIE's MANIA.
II was for Writing wills and Giving Them
Into the Keeping o. Lady Friends.

II was for Writing wills and Giving Them
Into the Keeping o. Lady Friends.
San Francisco. March 20.-The legal
contest over the 100000 left by the
late James G.. Fair has been a topic
Of general discussion here since the
production Of the later alleged Will in
the Superior Court yesterday. Ii is
now rumOred that sJill another and
later viii is in existence. The report
is that ten days before his death Fair
executed anOthe- Photographic Will and
entrusted &c to he keeping of Mrs.
Bessie Paxton. sister OF the wife OF
Col. Warfeld, proprietor Of the Cali
fOrnia Hotel. The late millionaire
and the War6elds were friends. Mrs.
Paxton has left the city for Los Ange-
les, and tho rumOr cannot be verified.
Rumors Of other alleged wills were
also heard. and it is limited that ii
may be shown that the late million
aire had q mania for executing last
wills and testaments and entrustine
them to the keeping OF his lady
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21
SOME WILD SOCIALISTS.
Ehst is What Carlisle says the Next Con-
rress VIII Contain.

ErC~~ " iil I outllus
London. March 20.-The Pail Nah
Gazette this afternoon publishes an
interview with Sir Charles Rivers
Wilson. formerly conuuollCr of the
national debt Office. who has just re-
turned from the United ) aJCs where
he has been In communication with
the United States government as the
representative of British holders G.
Central Pacific bonds lie IS Quo-et
as saying that he found The executive
to be all right and Secretary Carlisle
to be busincss-like and reasonable.
According to Sir Charles Rivers Vii
son. Secretary Carlisle stated that he
would rather not touch a cent OF the
debt owing by The railroad than the
Central Pacific should be subjected to
the pound of flesh principle The gov
eminent. Sir Charles added, was pre-
pared TO accept the principle of the
debt. foregoing the interest; but IN his
opinion the result was doubtful, owing
to the temper OF the next Congress,
which, he is quoted as asserting, Con
tains some wild people enthusiastically 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21


In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West Viz
MIA March Rules, 1879
i Sarah l.. Wilkinso. Mary A.
/ shallcross Bessie Shallcross,
/ James Med. Shalicross Nd Arch
/ Ibad =. >hsllcross, infants. who
sue 5y their next friend, Henry In cbancarv
l c. ShallcrosS,
vs..
Franklin P. Jepson, Franklin
] p Iepson, trustee Of the infant
| plaintiffs, and Others.
The object of this suit is TO require settle
! ment OF tina account OF franklin Z. Jepson as
/ trustee OF plaintiffs, and TO remove the said
| Jepson as trustee aud To have a new trustee
/ appointed IN his stead And it appearing
/ from an affidavit filed in said cause. ~ these
Rules that the defendant, franklin p. Jepson,
/ Is not a TsSidsut Of the State OF West Nlr-
| GINA aud he not having been served with pro-
/ cess in said suit, on motion OF the complain
/ ants by then solicitor. this order OF publica-
/ ton in entered against him, and it is ordered
[ that the said defendant above named, be and
/ is required TO appear within one month alteE
the date Of the first publication of this order
/ and do what is necessary 10 protect his Inter
/ ests. IL ia further ordered that this order be
published and posted rs required by law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell Clerk OF our said
Court at the Court House OF said county. this
/ 9th day OF March, lS95, to-wit: March Rules,
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
| Published the first time March Stb, 1880
| Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk
| GEo. L. BOYD, Solicitor for Complsinants.
maSoawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21
WIN spend tho Summer in Europe.

Bloomington, H. March 20.-Vice
President Stevenson viii leave for
Europe tie 10th of April. with his
family. where they will spend the en-
tire summer, making London and
Paris their principal abiding places.
The health of Mrs Stevenson Is poor.
and since the death Of her daughter
Mary. last January. she has been rest
ing quietly at the home Of her brother
in-law with the exception OF a brief
trip TO Danviile, Ky, her Old home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21
TRUSTEES SALE OF YALJsS-E
NGNECHEN PROPERTY.

by order OF deed Of trnst i -
MrCuskey. and Martha. h.s H
trn,tee, dated on thc 2jI daF OF '..'
recorded in the office Of tlr ..'.
ty Court for Marshall comfy. W. 'a.
Deed Book No, g. page 40. Wu.
auction at the front door of boz
Court House. on Monday Apri
meucing at 1880 q. ne, the 70.
VIZ: A certain lot or parcel
OF hcMechen. Marshall COUNTY MOS
beiBg Lot No. 3,as plated by Do.
IN McMcchen, Marshall county
having q frontage az - feet ID.
Mechen Avenue, and eXtendinS s.H..'..
Railroad nyJnus, one hundl
three feet and ] 4 Inches 10 a i-...
which said lot fronts hfty.sertn
inches, and being the same properly
10 said MCCuSkey by Is. Is. MchDr'
by deed dated June 2!i. 1882. aul %
corded ia the Office OF the Clog
County Court. TO which refergc
ha% fora full description OF said lot, Pc
Is improved by.a good two-sto-y
iBg house.
Terms OF sale, cash.
marsh W. y. HO6L t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21
FOR RENT.

Rooms No. l4S South Broadway; rent 5000
rooms on Delaware street; rent $500.
3 rooms, No liS Elm street: rent 5000.
Nos gi2-9iS Market street. all modern conve-
nences; rent 5000.
3rooms. first floor, g22 Market street; rent
$1,000. rooms an second floor, No. 92i Market
rent 500
rooms, bath On Zane street: rent 5000.
rooms bath, No. l54 South Broadway; rent
$500.
> rooms, No. 2llO Jacob street; rent $3.50.
rooms. - II Eoh u eet rent Sl5UJ.
; rooms rear 2ll9 Eoh street; rent 500.
rooms No. llS :. York street; rent 1890
Ohlce rooms. Nc. llG0 Main street, first hoor
Office rooms on 2nd floor same.
4-room house rear 22ll Eofi street; rent tsW-
Storeroom, No. ilf9 Market street. rent tJlVJ.
s rooms, bath. No. G45 Main street; rent f3vD.
rooms. No III Nor!h Front street; rent sl5.
rooms. bath, hall, No. 80 Fifteenth street;
rent So = month for one or two families.
rooms. No. li Nineteenth street; rem t.O
ROLF j. ZA,sE,
Tel 56O No. 4. IAth 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21
F. P. Jepson.


The object Of this suit is to recover from the
defendant the sum OF Sl32.U. with interest
from the nrst day o February, 1895, until paid,
said claim being Tor money due for rent. and
TO subject the property, money and effects OF
the de iendant attached in this SUIT 10 the pay
meut thereof. And it appearing from al az
f!davit H,cd in said cause, AZ these Rules. that
the defendant T. 2. Jepson, is not re lent
OF the State OF West Virginia, and he not hav.
ing been served with process IN said suit, on
motion OF the plaintiff, by their attorney, this
order IF publication Is entered against him,
and it IS ordered That the said defendant, o bove
named. be and Is required 10 appear within one
month after the date OF the first publication OF
this order and do what is nee ssary to prot ct
his interests. II Is further ordered that this
order be published and posted as required by
law.
witness. John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF our said
Court, at the Court House OF said County, this
9Th day OF March 1925, to-wit: March Rules.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published for the drst time March Sth, 1893
Attest: JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
MELVILLE d, PosT, Attorney for Plaintiff.
WarSeda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, March Rlles 1925.
Ella Mccarthy
vs.. I'm C1auCcTy.
Francis ii. Mccarthy.
The object OF this suit is 10 obtain from the
defendant a divorce a UtRtW0 "dtrtho"I IN
favor OF the plaintiff, and other general rsnei
Aud 1t appearing from Gu affidavit hied IN
said cause. a. these Rues, that the defendant
Francis II. Mccarthy, is not resident OF the
State Of West Virginia, and he not having Deen
served with process IN SAID suit, GU motion oil
the complainant, By her solicitors. TINS order
OF publication Is entered against him. and 1t Is
order ed that the said defendant, above named,
be and is required TO appear wit1in one month
after the date OF the irst publication oil TINS
order and do what Is necessary TO protect MS
Interests 1t is further ordered that this orde:
be publis she d aud posted as required by law.
Witness, JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK OF our
said Court, at the Court House OF said County,
this 4th day OF March, 1925, to-wit: March
Nu'''' ''''' JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk. -
Published the first time March 5th, 1873
Attest: JOAN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Doyener & ConiG. Solicitors fos Comp ainant.
Ellen Mccarthy In Circuit OF Ohio
VS. tCo. in Chancery-
Francis H. Mccarthy. Dive ce,
TaAe notice that the dispositions OF James
Vance. myselfand others will be taken at the law
Office OF Dovener y Conin, 1903 Chaplne street,
Wheeling. Ono County. In the state OF west
Virginia, on the Sth day OF Ap'il, A. ID. 49,,
between the hours OF 3 O'Clock a. m ana
o'clock D. M. TO be read in evidence in the
above named cause on behalf OF sald Ellen Nc.
Carthy. And. II, from any cause, the taking OF
the said depostIons shall not be CONNIE need.
or being comm need, shall not Do competed on
that day the taxing OF ths same Will be ad-
iourned frou time TO time until the same shall
be completed.
b. Dovener i Conif. her Solicitors.
To Francis II. Mccarthy, Defendant.
mar5oawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21
real ESTATE F0R SALE.

Market street propoIty, b.-.ss.
aud Sixteenth streets. on the s...t ,1
ket street The ground ffoUf. f..... '-:
W IN depth Of I3i feet 10 "a 19 d
No. 1913 Fourteenth street
no. I3I Sixteenth streer 's.
No. 1909 Chapliue stronr. In
Fc. 81 south nroadway ..
No. 1%j Fourteenth stree. t..
No. 100 Zano street, fslAua. f-. e
Two iine lots on South i-o44w.. .-..
ZINE building iots In p.rs,sr. ~
Tho John w. Mcclure tot-...
Nor OF South Front ara ohio So ~. '''
reduced figure. '''e'.'' 81,
A desirable residerc, p-.r,-.- ~ ,,
disns arrest; Z room, l. ann ~ IL
No. 60 N. RsU21h street f,l,r,t
story frame dwelling %. r55r.' i', 81. ~. y,
feet. i''''t-J
Nos. 2af8 and 22lS Maze. e,....
double brick dwellings, pcolstya. l-.S.''
No. 1891 Eoii street, --..e-. .-
ing of5 rooms; halt lot, No. tsl Sol.
feet -.-'
No. $50 Il ain strost, 2-stoiy t..,5-..
OF II rooms. -'-"'ls
MONEY TO LOAN.
RINEEART & TATUw
City gank Building Room No6.Ts.A,,.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21

Indianapolis, Ind. March 2o.-Otto
r. Paulina. one Of the owners of the
Western Furniture Company was
found dead in his back parlor With a
bullet hole through his head. lie had
committed suicide. On the table was
a note written I'm German. IL babe
the members Of the Family goodbye.
and said: ~ man had better not no
born than live In this world OF worry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21
FOR SALE.

lroomed brick am stable, on E.,h..,.
street SiAUn.
House, rooms and hall Chap line stree. TO-.
23d street, g. 500.
Splendid building site Tor dwelling. E.
street. Filth ward, -. .il
House. rooms, lith street, >l,5o
House. 3 rooms and hail. corner s. Ff-r. t-s
Kentucky streets, s2dD'.
House, LOOMS, lot 3jvi50 H.. y. Ns, g.
between ,th aad 5th SITS. THIS is ataf.t.
3l.5UU.
double frame house. 10 rooms and o.s.
corner SD aud jacob SITS, rents Tor - -.,
Kouse, rooms, Ch.pllne street c...,
Wheeling c2b@
House, rooms brick, and stable, 1871 ,.
sl,j30.
House. rooms. 18th street $500
House, Broom, 2dtI street, s2&0
House OF rooms, Twelfth street, chs:c,f q,
easy terms. 500.
House rooms 18th &c., easy torn. $751;
Splendid building site for dwelling LoEs.
Fifth ward, 81 zoo
House room,, coFne. 5,, -ia ..-sst
asy terms, Sl,iO.
House. 3 rooms, Charles street, easy texas,
House ICONS and hall. with latgs lo.. ll.1
street. Easy terms s5'oll
y
terms. 5000. o,,- ,.-
House, lOrooms, with large lot. la.- -t. 70 p
Uouse : rooms Jacob 81. Sixth wax, ..
House, 3 rooms, 18TH street, sl,3Ol
House. 9 rooms. Jacob street l.-h
House, . rooms and hall, lot lOVH.iA nH
View. Sls00 r
Bou.s Of s. rooms, EoT street, between .a
and s3I streets, with 4-roomed house .l g
rear, lar, C io; s3,5jo.
House OF . rooms, Woods stree, Em
no Sy' fegt OF and fronting on McCo,lo,l So
Llnu streets.
House Of : rooms and hall, Charuas ,ess
SI3O, s. o. 500 sou, $1,000, sL5l aud SOD
to loan or city zeal estate.
NESBfTT d DEylNEJ
1879 Make. street
Telephone6l3
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
$50 Main street, nine rooms.
1904 jacob street. seven'room5.
261t Market street. five rooms.
II Main street, four rooms.
IA Eighteenth street 1our rooms.
- Thirteenth street. five rooms. -
2G2O Chapline street, store room ana dwell
ing --.. ,,i o.o.
81 South Huron street. three rooms.
1906 Market street, office room, "a Hoor'
! Tenth street, store room.
1927 Alley c, five rooms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21
GEO. J. MATHISON,
Real Estate Agent,
reronbore 10Y. 1928 Market street.
Telephone 1O7.
TO LETT.

Business property "a Market street best
location in he city Tor ieed store eii'o' per
month. 49, ,,t.....
Store room and dwelling, 1907 Main street;
new front with front entrance TO dwelling II
desired; Sll per month 80 e-..,. p.,,.
Modern roomed dwelling, ll2 South Front
street; fine location. ,,,.-...,,-
Modern 10 roomed dwelling st Tiltonylle.
property Of the late W. Ii. Robinson, win -
acres Of land, fine orchard, etc go per month
= roomed dwelling on motor line anc Ma
tional Road. only few minutes from THIS CITY,
Se5 per month. 80
roomed dwelling, la5 Fourteenth street; SEQ
roomed dwelling No. 81 North Huron
street, hot and cold water and bath; G!IOO per
month r,..
Si5 ,...s,-
5 rooms at No. l6o Zane street; Sl0OO per
month.
5 rooms second floor. Gj Virginia street, both
gases and water, Al; Sll.
roome6 dwelling, 3l20 Eof street; 3d.
, roomed dwelling. 3llg Jacob street; sll.
. -oomed dwelling 2505 Woods street; ~ 80
5roomed dwelling Is South Wabash ST., gu
roomsd dwelling, y. Wabash: 80.
5roJms, - Thirtesnth street; so
4roomed dwelling, 1880 Market; 30.
lroomcd dwelling. 1854 High; 81.
roomed dwelling, @343 McColloch street; -
3rooms, 27i5 Chaplue, second floor, =.
3rooms, los Virginia stEest, s..
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1923 MARKET STREET:
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FURNITURE-FRIEND & SON.
FOR RENT.

ITO LET-DESIRABLE ROOMS AND
| Board at Grant House. zoos Main street.
Also board by day or week. mlSeN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21

LoR RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS CEN
l. trail location on Market street, suitable for
Offices. Will removals same FOR good parties.
Apply at this once lysesdh
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FOR SALE REAL EsrArr

EOR sALE-rHE RESIDENCE oe -
4 late Lewis Jones. 10. 90 n. Yort
h01etn CONVENIENCE. Enquire or ~
Jon Es, ADM r.. No. ~ y. YORK -.
w H. SELL on EASY TERMS 0p ~
w Tor city property a good farm H. H.. Z so
rom the CITY,; Enquire OF r.. S. RILEv y
ney-aILsw, No. 1913 ChaDlins strer. ,.
ing, w. Va. '''e' VI.
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FOR SALE

W-ADpINGTCN-
containing . acres, on bethany - az.
dwelling house. Also dairy r,--, -.,
class Improvements, near Fiu,ni5, l. .:s
Wv. HOE
,.o., m, Attorney ana bend t....
de2e&dl City Bank Building. 1870 Me-,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State OF West Virginia. OHIO county, SIS:
In The Circuit Court OF ONO county, West Nlr-
GINA. March Rules. 1898.
II. W. Mcclure and e. S. Nc
Lure, executors Of the estate OF
John Mcclure. deceased. In assnmpslt
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Order of Publication.

The State OF West Virginia, Ohio County SIS:
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County, West
Virginia, March Rlles, 1875.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State OF West Virginia, Ohio county, SIS:
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West Viz
MIA. March Rules, 1879
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NESBfTT d DEylNEI
1873 Make. street
Telephone 6l3.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-06-29
BUTTER FROM WHEY.
Tho Only Question Is Whether There ID
Any Money In 1t.

Tho Only Question Is Whether There 10
Any Money In 1t.
The officials of the agricultural de-
partment r satisfied with the gen.
eral results of the experiments made
at Cornell university, which have shown
the possibility of making butter from
the whey left after the manufacture of
cheese. The only other question to be
determined is whether butter can be
made in such quantities as to pay. 1t
is said to be good butter, qualified
judges being unable to detect it from
that made from pure milk.
The department leaves it to the man
ufacturers of cheese to show whether
butter can be thus made in quantities
sufficient to pay for the labor expended
upon it, In this connection the follow
ing figures from the annual report of
the commissioner of agriculture of
New York, the great cheese-making
state, will go far toward answering
this question:
There vas made in that state in 1892
1870, 991 $40 pounds of cheese. There the
81 pounds of whey for each pound of
cheese, making a total of 1,113,426, 135
pounds of whey. The average of fat
left in the whey is about 39-100 of 1 per
cent, which, reduced to pounds of fat,
equals 4,342, 362. Butter contains only
about IS per cent. of fat, and these fig
ures show that the whey thus lost is
capable of yielding 4,776, 59s pounds of
butter, which at 20 cents a pound
would be worth 1895. 313.
This looks to be a matter worth the
investigation of those who have this
whey from which to manufacture this
valuable by-product.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-06-29
PROTECTED SALT BOX.
One Should BE Placed in tho Field Wher~
ever stock Ia Kent,

One should BE Placed in tho Field Wher~
ever Stock Is Kept.
Live stock should either have a guam
titt of salt mingled in their food, or 1t
should be fed to them direct. II you
trust to feeding them salt at stated in
~tervals the chances are they will often
be neglected for some period beyond
the stated time; consequently, when it
is fed them, they will indulge too freely
and the well-known loosening effect Of
salt is observed. The better way is to
place a quantity Of salt where it will
be accessible to them at all times, and
this is done in no more satisfactory
way than by the use of a covered
salt box similar to the one shown
in the sketch by l.. D. Snoo6. The
box is IA inches long, 8 inches wide, 8
inches high at the back and 6 inches in
front. The box is firmly nailed to the
fence board, or to a post or side of a
building, as most convenient. The
The Opelousas courier., 1895-06-29
O HOME DIARIES.
More Than Eighty Per Cont. OF All A'o'-
ter Is Produced In Them.

ter Is Produced In Them.
More than eighty per cent. OF the
butter Made In this country Is pro-
duced in homie dairies and yet d large
majority Of People think that most
butter of tie country ,s ft5ade at
creameries.
Thousands Of tons of butter are
made and sold every year for which
the producer gets country butter
prices and the consumer pays creamery
prices: This is because the average of
country butter is low as to duality and
country butter will rule low in price
Until It avefages higher or dealers
grade the butter they Buy: They 90
not do this because by doing SO
they would offend those of their pa
irons who make low grade butter, n
they will not do it as long as those
who make good butter consent to ac-
cept low prices. There Is q large mum.
Der of home diaries, the dWneis CT
which get frst-class prices for their
products by selling to private families
and this number might easily be great
ly increased.
l have no quarrel with the cream
cries, Quite the contrary. for they have
done d good work for the country as
well as for their patrons. They have
taught farmers the value of giving
their cows first-class care and that inn
proved appliances pay, and by this
means the home diaries have btToms
more profitable and more cowsN are
kept than before. This Is as it sb1uld
be, for the market for good buttef is
never glutted and the farmer who Aro-
duces good butter may, by proper at
tention to the matter of selling, mske
larger profits from a home dairy than
he can by growing grain at present
prices. Springfield (O.l Farm News.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-06-29
b. BLO.,MFIELD.

Commissioner u. S. Circuit Court for the Wesf-
ern District of Louisiana.
Commissioner U. S. Court of Claims throughout
the United States.
Notary Public in and for the Parish of St. Lam
dry. Office with Hon. John N. Ogden.
Particular attention given to Land Cases and
70 Final Proofs. Collections in the Parishes Of
et. Landry and Acadia promptly attended to.
Pensions secured; Patents, Caveats, Trade
Marks, ETC., procured without delay.