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sPIRITUALISM.
\ VER1TABLE QUEEN AMONG WOMEN IS
MRS. DIR. A. D. HOWE.

FEE 81 & UPWARDl FEE 81 & UPWARDl
HOPE, HELP, LOVE AND LUCK FOR ALI
Why that look OF sadness? Why that downcast
eyer Are you in trouble, sick or 'down"? If SO
read this and learn that life Is yet worth living
MRS. DIR. A. d. HOWE, who has helped so many
thousands on this coast in the ten years past, is
again at her old offices, 1920 Market street, San
Francisco. and is now ready ever to assist
every suffering mortal who will either call on or
write her. our whole life revealed success
brought to the unlucky; love to the oveless; the
separated united; the sick made strong; the
poor become rich; If you think your husband, wife
or lover is untrue consult her at once. Her tran
scendent power is as far above those poor mortals
who try 20 initiate her as the eternal heavens are
high above the earth. NEVER FAILS. She does
not know what failure mealS Her Revealed
Medicines registered and copyrighted) cure
every disease that human flesh is heir to. and no
matter of how long standing. Write If you can
not call. for treatment by mail is always most sue
cessful and sausfac ory. All letters answered.
Diseases diagnosed from lock of hair.
FEE 81 & UPWARDl FEE 81 d UPW ARD I
MRS. DIR. A. ID. HOWE,
1920 Market St, opp. Seventh,
San Francisco
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

4 ITA PUNTA TRACT. THE GEM OF THE
N bay region, 906 acres subdivided: miles
north of Berkel ey 8 from Oakland; 47 minutes
from San Francisco; lots 50x200 ieet from $50 to
$500; small deposit; easy installments; Send for
beautiful map with prices and terms. GEORGE
w. HAIGHr 220 Sansome ST., San Francisco, CAL
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR
L the City and County of San Francisco, State Of
Californ a-Department No (Probate).
In the matter OF the estate of DAVID GOOD
ALE, deceased. Order to show cause why order
OF sale of real estate should not be made
A. G. FREESE, the ad ministrator OF the estate
of DAVID GOODALE, deceased, having filed his
petition herein. duly verified, praying for an
order of sale of the whole of the real estate of saio
decedent, for the purI loses therein set forth,
1t is therefore ordered by the said that I'll
persons interested in the estate of said deceased
appear before the said superior Court on Monday,
the 9Th day Of July, 1895, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of Depart
ment No. (Probate) of said Superior Court, at
the new City III all in the City and County of San
Francisco State of California, 10 show cause why
order should not be granted to the said aninis-
sell much of the real estate of the said
deceased as shall be necessary.
And that copy of this order be published at
least once week for successive weeks in the
SAN FRANCISCO CALL, newspaper printed and
published in said City and County.
Dated June IL, A. d. 1896.
J. ". COFFEY, Judge Of the Superior Court.
J. d. SULLIVAN, Attorney for Petitioner, Chron-
iCle building. San Francisco. Cal.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

CAN IT BE TRUE? WE GUARANTEE IT;
~ 500 acres in 40-acre tracts: no better in the
State: good climate; abundance OF good water;
near railroad: town: level title perfect; $40
per acre. ]. T. DUNN, 112 Montgomery St
OO60O 800 ACRES FINE LAND NEAR
sDOOUU. Reading; fine fruit and grazing;
plenty wood and water; exchange for city prop
erty; pay difference. 1. c. SCHARFF, 20 Mont
gomery.
10 ACREs-LOS GATOs, JUST OUTSIDE
~ city limits, east mile from Postofflce m ost-
1yin French prunes; half in bearing; hoice fam
lily orch ard containing over 100 var eies OF fruit
and abundance OF berries and 30 varieties grapes;
completely furnished house, hard finished, 8
rooms bath, storeroom, windml Ill, barn, arriage-
house good family horse buggy 2-seated surrey
and new phaeton, chickens, chicken-house and
all farming utensils; place In very finest order;
possession given Immediately Address box 36l,
Los Gatos, CAL
A LAMBDA COUNTY FRUIT LAND; CHOIC-
N est IN the State; selling in tracts, acres up
ward, S35 per acre; adjoining lands held at 800
per acre; owner forced to sell; 1a hours trm s. F.;
easy terms; title perfect 81 Chronicle building.
T TITLE HOMES CLOSE TO TOWN, I'M
proved ID easy terms; also 4 to y 1 acre pieces,
City; every Monday at $50 Market St, S. F.
HOG, DAIRY AND WOOD RANCH Of $50
IL acres, United States patent, and 16O acres
HON estead abandonment; more than 100 acres
tillable: 1000 cords frewood; large springs;
miles from town; lovely situation; $1,000; half
cash d. Il. TwING, sonoma oiGy, Cal
BEAUTIFUL HOME; 175 ACRES FOR SALE
County overlooking the bay of Monterey; fine i'm
provements, stock, tools, ETC., go with the place;
1000 fruit trees, fine water and climate. For fur
ther particulars address Owner, box 33, Castro
vllle Monterey County, Cal.
W ANTED-TO LEASE, SMALL RANCH FOR
w chicken-Taising in the vicinity of San Fran
cisco Bay. Address, stating rent and full particu-
lars. l. D., Box 49, Call Office.
GAN MATEO: FOR SALE; SPLENDID COUN-
- try residence and acres IF land; house has all
modern improvements: grounds nicely improved
with ornamental trees flowers etc.; also outhouses
in all kinds; this is of the desirable places
of Sa n Mateo and can be secured at bargain.
Call or address joys Baldwin Pharmacy, cor. Mar
ket and Powell SITS.
ERUIT ORCHARD = 10-ACRE TRACTS
j fruit cannery connected with orchard: work
for men by the year; women and children during
fruit season: splendid opportunity for with
family to make good home. Write for particulars
JOHN IT, HALL, Alameda.
MARIN COUNTY-3OOO ACRES z6 MILES
11 from city; 10 any size; fruit, grain, vegeta-
bic land; rail- or water transit: $40 TO $75 per
acre. terms to suit. Syndicate Investment Com
pany, IS Chronicle building.
UNOR HOMES IN Los GATOS OR ORCHA RDS
IL in the vicinity in Santa Cruz Mountains call
or address G. X. STETSON, box 29S, with 3. II.
Noble dS Co.
SEND FOX OUR LIST OF ORCHARD HOMES
- for sale. WOOSTER & WHTFrON san Jose.
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LINKEN-In this city, June 25, 1895, TO the wlfe
of Charles Linken son.
UNSWoRTH-In this city Tune 26, 1896 to the
wife OF G. G. Unsworth daughter.
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MEDICAL.

DR. JOSSELYN, THE GREAT SPECIALIST
~ 1905 Market ST.; private and chronic diseases
lost m IN hood and female troubles.
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TRUNKS MOVED, 25 CENTS. COMMERCIAL
i Transfer Company. 43 Sutter ST.; telephone
main 40; keep your checks for us.
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A T 125 KEARNY ST. ROOM 9-MONEy
n. loaned, watches, diamonds etc. low rates; prt
Vate rooms. elevator: pledges for sal cheap.
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HOTEL TO LEASE.


ITO LET-THE w. TELL HOUSE, 317-3l9
Bush ST.: this well-known hotel is thoroughly
renovated, considerably improved; compares with
best 2d-class hotel in town. MADISON d BURKE
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MONEY TO LOAN.
T OANS ON REAL ESTATE 1ST CIR IND
lImortgages, furniture pianos; no removal; any
amount; low rates. BECKER, 32S Montgomery.
MONEY LYING IDLE; TAKE AT So INTER
Il est per month for each $1,000; same rate Sec
ond mortgage or life insurance. Coin, box 2. Call
Nj ONEY LOANED ON JEWELRY AND
1u other vanables at the Security Loan Ofice.
Market ST. .nr. Mason private entrance Turk.
Ny AMOUNT: lSr, I'D or SD MORTGAGES:
IN estates, undivided interests, real estate in
bate. McCOLGAN "a Montgomery, room 3.
nIRECT ON YOUR FURNITURE OR PLANO;
~ no removal: no delays; no commits siopS: low
interest. I'm. IS, Donohue bldg. ITO Market St
I ST q I'D MORTGAGES; INTERESTS IN ES
ltates ;owest rates mo delay M URPHY 62S MrtSt.
4 DVANCES ON DIAMON D., JEW ELRY, ETC
n Colum bia Loan IT Collateral Office Grant ava
A DVANCES ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
II iewelry, also on furniture, pianos, without re-
moval; lowest rates. BALDWIN JEWELKY
STORE, 9IS Market evenings.
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MONEY no LOAN.

END FOX OUR LIST OF ORCHARD HOMES
for sale WOOSTER & WHIrrON. san Jose.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
TOSEPH ]. MASON, REAL ESTATE AND
- insurance agent, Berkeley station, adjoining
bank.
n OOD HOMES FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
VI easy terms o. q. MAY & CO., real estate
and building, 2l23 Center ST.. Berkeley.
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DIED.

DIED.
Ahrens, Frederka A Kaufman, John A.
Biebeshe:ner, Peter NeGonigle, Dennis
Burbank. AppAie r.. McMain. James
Carlton, Sophie f. McPhelemav, Edward
Ehrhart, Anna ]. Mfngham Robert II.
Farrell, Ella A. Neary Howard l..
Farrell, George O'Brten. Catherine
Fernandes Father M.F. Pyne. Mary L.
Flood. Bridget Quinn. Mrs. Bridget
FRANKIE. Mary f. Scheiher, Frank
Fretillaire William ]. Shaughnessv, L. E.
Harris George d. Strei6, William
Houlehan, Thomas Walter Elizabeth A.
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VI with free use Of sitting-room, diuingroom al
kitchen; only So a month. Appy to NJ Il.
WATERS. care of Phelps q A dams, l2O Sutter
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ROOMS TO LET-Continued.

Webster Street.
7E1S WEBSTER = LARGE SUNNY FUR
1OlO nisned bay-window front room; alst
single room connected; running water and bath
with or without board: home comfort; reasonable
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the maintenance ana repair to be horne
| equally by the two Districts. hut the cost of
running the dredga boat shall I've ut the ,oSet
aud expense of the District in wi ich ID is
being operated. The cost 0t ths TRANSFER of
the dredge boat from one li.trict to the oth+r
shall be at the cost 1T the district fredufffnx
salt transfer, and further, this amendment
shall not go into operation in NJ tar az the
time the dredge boat shalt be operated ~ any
one District until the completion of the r.nal
nov being cut between the Bavon rEau Bieu
"l'i the Gr"nd Bayou in District No. ?.
The above report was accepted and the
amendment attached thereto and made part
thereof was also adopted by the follow ing
vote:
Y~e"s-Aucoin. Morvant. Bergeron. Toups.
Ir"~'lair. R%o0rigue. Golchaux. Faigout, Lee
Blanc and bourgeois.
Nays-Nene.
Mr. G"lchaux. duly seconded, now moved
that the jury resolve itself into u Beard of
Reviewers. Tor the purpose Of continuing the
examination OF the assessment rolls Of the
farish.-Carried. AT the end Of 30 minutes,
the Board OF Reviewers reported to the jury
that IT had as snch approved the Assessment
Rolls As submitted hy the Assessor without
any change.
The Jury now resumed its session and on
motiol made and seconded the rolls of the
Assessor were approved formerly as submit
SNss ~ SHo III
Yeas-AucOin, Morvant, Bergeron, Toups.
Trosclair. Rodrigue. Godchaux, Falgout, LIE
Blanc and Bourgeois.
Nays-None.
Ou motion 81 Mr.. Morvsnt duly seconded
and carried, the President 81 the Jury was
directed to pay the percentage allowed un-
der the law to the Assessor. GU presentation
Of his statement in due form.
Yeas.-Aucoin. MOrvant, Bergeron, Toups,
Trusclair, kOdriyue, Gudclaux. FalrOut. lie.
Blanc and Bourgeois.
Nays-NOne.
At this time the application Of Mr.. Alfred
DumOnt to enter one arpent Of oyster land
was granted.
The petition of the people Of Chackbay.
requesting the cleaning OF a part Of bayou
Chevreuil. was referred to the Drainage
Commissioners of Drainage District M. 3.
At this time Mr.. MOrvant seconded bv Mr.
Godchaux moved that inasmuch M the funds
OF the parish were nearly exhausted, that all
pensions solicited ut this meeting he refused.
Carried. Mr.. Toups voting no.
The matter Of Oyster commissioner was
taken up and on The representations made to
this jury by q long list of oyster fishermen
beaded by MIR. Alfred Dumvnt, the office Of
Oyster Commissioners WAS declared vacated
and Mr.. Dumont appointed to fill ihs stlice
until the next meeting OF this jury in Sep
TENDER mex.
MIR. Belisnger was directed t. have the
Road Machine in his charge repaired and
present the bill OF Gusts to the president OF
the jury. who was directed to pay the same
forthwith.
On motion of Mr.. Morvant duly seconded
and carried t,e jury nov adjauro-d to its
':ext meeting day in September next.
J. L. AUCOIN. President,
H. N. COULON. Clerk.
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FEU[LLEroN
LES T
TIDE ROHAN
PAR CHARLES DEsLIs.

UNE VOCATION
II venait de l~'enlever $500. il
l'emportait dams ses bras. Non loin
de Ia, au bord dun basin, Sc trou.
valent des marches de pierre, AL has
desquels DIES canots etalent amarres.
FRANCOIS descendit rapidement Get
escalier, sau:a dams une de ces en-
barcations, asst Tancrede a rarriere,
prit les rames ct louvoyant entire les
navires qui deja les masquaient aux
regards, il atteignit rautre bord.
II etait temps ; le brigadier arri-
wait sur lie quai, cherchant des yeux
50 prole.
-Bredouille ! fit narquoisement
francois, qul, reprenant non cher
fardeau, Sc jeta danss une ruelle ct,
par des chemins d6tournes, regagna
rauberge on les attendait la Grise.
-Mais qu'as-tu done ? r6p6tait
Tancrede. Jamais je ne tai WI
ainsl 80. Pourquoi FUR
de ne sails pas -. mails il y q
des pressentiments 80. Pour Ia pre-
miere fois de ma vie, j'ai peur!
"-cATAsTRopur
L'lnstinct du jeune Prefontaine ne
le trompait pas. De sombres nu6es
s'amoncelaient II lie chateau /; 10
rage ct lie malneur allaient y fondre
d la fois.
lie baron venait de rentrer, chance
liant, consterne, livide. Suivant 50
coutume, il s'etalt enferme on
~pentendait den bas maugreer ct
geindre.
DE ne sails pas ce quill a perdu,
dit tout bas la Simonne. mas iamals
encore je ne rai WI d'aussi massa-
granite humeur.
CONNIE ellie achevait ces mots, u n
epouvantable ouragan Sc dechafna
dams la vallee. Les portes, les fena-
tres, les vieux murs, les vieiIles
b~oiseries, toute la maison Sc Iamen.
TAFT, tremblalt craquait, CONNIE prete
d s'effondrer sous lie souffle de 10
tourmente.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The BEST SALyE in the world for
Cnts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores. letter, Chapped
Hands, ChilblaiDs, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar.
anted to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price Is cents per
box' For sale by Thibodaux Drug
Store.
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For Sale.

THAT DESIRABLE LOT OFF orN
with improvements thereon. known a.
nerAiiatn" property corner OF Second and
81. Charles streets. One OF the largest. hest
located and best drained lots OF ground IN
sne suburbs of the town " T%hibodaux. I'm.
provemcnts consist OF a large and commO-
olous residences, kitchen, stable, coal and
WOOD house and other out houses.
For Terms and particulars address Franz
Ailaln, care Denegrc, blair & Denegre. At
'ofneys' new Orleans, La, or apply to
CLAY KNOBLOCH 4 SON.
San-<o-"-im ThibOdaux, Louisiana
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Personne ne dormit, pas meme
Penfant.
La tempete enfn Sc calma. Tan
crede ct FRANCOIS en- ~profterent pour
faire la grasse matinee. lie baron
ne Sc montrait pas ct pour cause !;
seule Ia Simonne etait i son poste,
10 bonnet de cotton en- tete ct lie balai
en- main.
Depuis deja plus dune heure, ellie
%s'evertuait a reparer les desastres de
Ia NUT precedente. lorsque trols
cavaliers, trois gardes-marlne, ENTIRE
rent dams Ia cour.
-Est-ce icl lie chateau de Prefon-
tame ? demanda Fun d'eux, lie briga-
dier.
CONNIE vous lie dites, repliqua
Ia S'monne en lie regardant de travers.
LIE brigadier NIT pied d terre.
-Oa est lie baron ? dit-il.
I'll bort -. on n'entre pas -.
--Tete-bleu Sc recria lie soldat,
vous n'etes pas hospitaliere, la vieille.
Je re peux cepsndant pas men
retourner ainsl /; que dirait mon
capitaine 4?
All c'est votre capitaine qui
vous envoie
-Oui.
Pourquoi Ga
DE men vais lie dire 4 yotre
maftre.
Eft la botte du brigadier touchait
an perron.
--Deguerpissez ! s'9cria verte-
ment Ia Normande, GU dites.moi c e
que vous venez fare c6ans,
IL parait que nous sommes une
s~crvantes maitresse !! reprit en- RANT
le garde-marine. Eth bien soft -.
Je viens chercher un enfant.
I'm enfant /?
-Nomm6 Tancrede.
-Bonte divine | QUEEN pretendez-
vous faire /?
DE pr6tends lie porter au CAPT
tame Taillefer de Barriere, qui ma
dit ce matin !: "Brigadier La Tullpe.
allez me chercher &c marmot, lie le
veux |"
EFT 81 nous ne voulons pas le
nou autres ?
On &c passera de Ia permission,
VOLTA tout. Au large done /! 49,.
faites-moi passage, GU je degaine.
Tout d coup, au premier 6tage, I'm
violet SQUIRT avec fracas ct lie vieux
Prsfontaine apparut, tenant I'm
mousquet.
Jour de Dieu! cria-t-il, qul done
ose parler ainsi dams ma maison J?
A peine achevait-il que, par une
autre fenetre, FRANCOIS Sc montra !:
-Tenez bon, non pere /! Je monte
charger la conlevrine |
LIE brigadler La Tul,pe retrograda
vlvement,
Tout beau, messieurs /! c'est au
du capitaine Taillefer de -.
-Allez au diable ! lnterrompit lie
votre capitaine nest ou,un
impertinent. Passe encore sill e;ait
lui-meme -. mails m'enuoyer
un sergent, un maraud. Ne sait-,l
done pas que je suls gentllhomme /?
&c mot de gentilhomme jouissait
alors de tout son prestige. LIE briga-
der baissa lie ton, retira son feutre /:
-Excusez-moi, monsieur le baron
-Tu commences 4 m'echauffer les |
oreilles.
a &Mj2-ye
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STATE OF LOUlSIANA-PARISH OF LA
FOUkCHE.

T~hib0daux, July 9Th, 1896.
The police jury net this day pursuant tt
adjournment on Yesterday.
Present.. l.. Auc"in, president, and
Mssrs. +. U. Morvant, Nj. Bergeron, j. u
TOups, L.. j. TrOsclair, John Rodriguez, Jules
Jos. p. Bourgeois.
Absent-NOne.
The synopsis OF yesterdays minutes wal
read and approved as such.
Mr.. GOdcilaux, Oh the part of the special
committee OH dredge boat matters appointed
on yesterday reported as follows:
We Your committee on Dredge Boat rec
Ommend that owing TO the amount of work
already done by the Dredge Boat IN District
No. 2 that the canal now being cut between
Bayou FEau Bleu aud Grand Bayou be al
owed to be completed, Alter the Grand
Bayou Is reached, the boat to be removed
from District No. ? to District No. 3, in ac-
c0rdance with amendment to Sec. 8 of Orii-
nance No. 1872, which is hereby made a part
OF this report. Signed i:
=. l.. AUCOIN.
JOS. .. TOUPS,
JULES GODCHACX,
Ordinance No.
Amending Section 6 Of Ordinance No, I95
odopteI by this jury March Eth, 1898, and
re-enactlug saIle 50 as to read us follows,
ta-WiJ
SEC. 6-Be ii ordained, ETC.. that said
Dredge Boat when so purchased, shall be
used exclusively tor Drainage purposes in
the various Drainage Districts of this Parish.
save and except IN the first Drainage Dis
trict Of this Parish, and shall not operate less
than one year In any one district, and it may
operate longer at the option Of IL majority OF
the police jury in either the Bud or 3ru
Drainage District. The costs aud expense OF
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FOR SAL.

nAOO0's Fills are the best after dinner
assist digestion. prevent constipation.
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E

abortion In COWS and brood
mares. viii you be kind enough
10 inform me. through the
columns OF the Review. whether his
statement is true or false as wish to
build one. but II the statement IS true
| would not wish TO 90 to the trouble
and cost OF building. 5. c. Gibbs.
Goodhuo County. MINI.
We have no hosltaney In saying that
the statement as to abortion OF any
other disoafe being produced by sllago
Is not true. You might as well say that
green grass or green corn stalks or
sauor kraut would produce such re-
suits as to attribute II to the sllage. The
statement as to the abandonment Of
the silo Is also not true. There are moro
silos being built now than ever before
and more In use to-day than ever be-
fore. Here and there are localities
where sllos have been put mp and have
been abandoned. but Il will be found
that the silos were either not built
right or that the sllage has not been
handled right. Just how many have
been abandoned In the Elgin district
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derne,s, why. what = fails, senccra-,
tits!
have no more hopes OF ycl now
than ! had when I wrote you. But /
belong 70 you. and ! win aiw3ys ~
long 10 yop. Just Tor your once loving.
even though you now desplsc nic. nuw
and forever.
] shall tell her frankly. cxtonuatlnr
nothing. For ! viii have no more lies.
ON that am resolved.
Anne, ! did not truly live without
yot.. aud ] crave The lntcnscst llviEg.
| think Of yea always rs / saw You
firsi-iall and fair, with the gold acrrss
your temples, and the museful. wlsiful
mouth with It's serious thinking 81.
lences and then It's soft. rapid speech.
end the eyes. the blue eyes. that had
for me such exquisite language. You
are repose-hcayenl Aud ] am IN n
hell OF my own making. and. dearest /
could not help Il. Al. am pleading.
did hot mean TO plead.
Did you have a dream OF me. as no.
BILE, say Here am |. who love life ac.
cause 81 you, who love you more than
that life or my hope Of heaven. Hut
what 10 you Il such lover
She II coming soon. aud shall tell
her. say ! shall have no more ,lecep-
tlon. | am yours yoursl dare not
write the prayer that II IN my heart.
| cannot say farewell. Remember.
when you dcsplse me most | ann
yours.
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we do not know. and just how many
have been abandoned In the southern
part OF Wisconsin We do not know. but
We do know that the assertion made IN
general terms that the silo has been
abandoned In Southern Wisconsin Is
not true Take for illustration the
county Of jefferson, that state. There
are a great many Eilos there and more
are being built OF the patrons OF the
Hoard creameries alone more than 100
now have sllos and others are to build
hem the coming year.
The gentleman that makes the state
ment our correspondent refers 20 very
likely does so In good faith Tho first
silos built In Wisconsin and Illinois
and In fact. In all OF the states. were
very poor affairs. Moreover. many
men lost their Stage. either by putting
Il In too green and having II sour too
much or by putting Il In too dry and
having II heat too much. Some others
used d. and W corn. which natures
enough In some localities and not
enough In others an Of these were
exposed TO possibility Of failure. and
many farmers dld not on their sllos a
second year. Then. too there was a
prejudice at first against silage for
milk when the latter was to be used
IN the oondenslng factories. Some OF
these factories would not buy milk
made from sllage. This caused The
abandonment OF many sllos. especially
IN some parts OF Northern Illinois. Con-
denslng factories In some states have
already withdrawn their objections 10
milk made from sllagc, provided that
the sllage Is not spoiled when fed 10 the
cows. We certainly advise the build
ing OF silos. but man must not think
that he Is sure Of getting good sllage
the fret time. Il Is q question re-
qulriEg study to solve. Drains and the
silo go together. We believe that 81
lage well put up Is one Of the best and
one OF the most economical Of feeds
Farmers Review.