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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
.}tei fit jeoen Jl(ann.
Sic Metbube elmer srOBartisen Be-
banOlung BON MdmneridWade,
Sic Seilung Grad)tc, nadJOem ales aHOere
feblgeiGlagen.

G1mer3bofte &ranf9eiten limb I6limm Qenug aber
me1tn en Manu all lIerp61er Sdiuddbe ianglanl babills
I6ninoet, 10 limb Die triiben Yorlteaumgen Der Seele
5eDnmal I6Iiututer as Die dr9Iteu SGmer5eu. IS
9lebt fem MufbDreu in ben ieeliId1en &eloen bel Gag oosr
ytaDt. Sblaf lit fat unnlbgIlb uno bel eInec 1plnen
A%ufre9nng lit man faulm perantportli6 filr pas, mag
man tbnt. S0brelang luuroe Der S9reiber oteles ohT
Dem auf9ere9telt WtGere Der 9el6le0tIttbeil Sbipd1e Inls
Der9emorien. bis er ur Die sSroge 9eitelt ipuroe, 90 &c
n!cbt better tbGte, cine 9olis Slit Su nebnlett ufto 10
9llen lelneit Aualen en Guoe 5u madbtH. Nber elne
Gtn9e6uug oes 8immeis fam ibnl 81 9lilTe III Ve1talt
elmer VerDtnblng bon Ar3HLien, Die nicbt aleIn lelile
ol9emeine SeIunobeit oDli9 mieoerDerltellten, 1oroern
aud ieile IhparbeH. etngej0rumpTteu &orpertbetle. Dis
gu IDrer n0tIrliden Musoe bnun9 uno &raTt ner9rpBerA
ten; lno lebt erfIart Ell, oaB ieoer Wann. oer lt0 Die
Wti9e MAIDEN mill, ietnen 9tamen nno Aorelle elu5Is
1enoen, Die Mtetbooe oieier mInoerpoleH Sehanolllng
frei ba6en lam. gSenn iD l09e pfret", 10 meme Ip obs
iolut tOitenlos. BIZ iD 1nocbte, bag Jeoer gel9ipdtDte
Wfann ben @ertbeil aus metner @rTabrnng 5iebt.
SD BIN feiu 8bilantbrpp, ond ipele lb nl9t ben
GntbufiaIten aUer cS Qiebt Sauleube BON Wt1nnerI.
lpelde Die feeliIden Gualen mn gel1luafter Wt0uHbars
felt erleioen uno lofort 9ebetlt lDeroen luir0er1, tDnnten
fe nnr ein IoldeS 9eilmittel betommen, nGe es mid gee
Deilt bat. Wtam Iude ntdDt aug ufinoen, mie tD eS mir
IeiIteu fam. Die menigen 6reimarfen gu be5ableH, bic
nDtbig iino, I'M Die Wttttbeilllng 81 p%erlenoen 1on0ern
man Ihide oaruad) uuO man ipirO erlabreH, oaB es
einiGe 9in9e in Der gSelt 9lebt Die, Db9lelb lie uI9ts
foiten. boob etn 0ermD9en TIr eini9e Selte ipertb IND
un0 fir Die nieiiten BON nns cine SebeIs3ett pol Sllit
6ebenten. Wtan i6reibe OIL Carl s. Nalier, l46 Wta=
ionic Semple, &olama5oo, Wtib, NIB bic Wttttbelllng
pirb III elnem einfGdeu, perliegelteu @oupert oeriaHot
lperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

Sn &om lit Der betannte beuti9e Did
tel unb fru3tbare Observation-Disclosures 6 NJ
rab Selmann, ODER tpie er eigentlit
bieB @rmit Otto 3itelmann, einem 9era,
i6la9e erlegen. Sn 9tettin 1854 geboren
.ergriff er 5uert bas &e9tstubium nib
mete fi9 aber balb, na6bem er ben Gefsren=
bar gema6t, Der 94riftite1erei, nit ipel9sl
er einen un9etpDbnli6en Grfolg bate . Sell
1891 mar er nit Der Malerin unb S9rift.
~itelerin 9ermtne BON preuf9en permdblt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

Die 2efer perOen ft4 zines fiir5GiH err
I9ienenm Nrtitels %erinnern, tporin Oon Der
Notbpenbi9feit 9eiproden tpurbe, in bic i'm
@an5en 10 treffli9en IN If a T.
4rbetten Der 8egierung
gr0Bere @tnbeitlt9teit gu brinz
gen, 9aB biele Notbpenbigteit ber6anOen,
er6slt aus folgenber @ngabe bes ~lanbpirtbz
19aftli6en 6ilfsmtntIters @6as. 90.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

Ser bo96ega6te r1eue rspublifanil6s
sendtor Spooner BON
Wtscpntn prizes in ieiner Oanfrebe
an Die Staatsgeiebgebung nit treffli9sm
Satte leinen oemofratii6en 9 otqdnqer
@tlas. @r erinnerte an be1en qroBe
Pflt3ttrele, an feline fur9tlpie @ert6eiois
9un9 ieiner @runOIdbe, aud tpenn ii6 in
rerbalb unb auBerbalb bes 9enats Elm 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

Senatpr Cannon bon l1ta6 geb0rt
81 ben Seuten. lpel6e Elm unbur6z
orin9li9es 8rett oor benz &opfe
baben. &ommt oieIer Men16 iebt nod nit
etrent 3ulab al Senator Molcott's @orlaae
fir cine 9pppslpdbrungsz @onferen3, benz
5ufolge Der Prdifoent angepieIen perben
ioa, Die 6anoefsnationen our 8e56iduna
elmer Gonferen5 in 8ai6ington einsulaoen,
allf tpsl9er Die Ser. Staten auf Der Qnz
nabme zines Planes fir bic 5reiprdqunq
bom Stlber i'm @srbdGtniB BON ISL bis
1871 beite9en foaen. Otis ob, 5el6It tpenn
it'd Elm praitoent finben ioate, Der IoI6em
Befeble na9fdme, irgenb Elm 8ertreter BON
oltsipdrts gu iot4sr @onferen5 erI6einen
tpirOe, -es miiBten benin bic BON Sanbels=
rationen fiinften anb Ye9ften Changes, ME
Merito unb 9eru, 1ein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

Mnerfannt Die grDBten Jtnan3=
m n # er Der Ser. Staaten paren,
prditoent 8ai6mgton's Stnan5Iefretdl
@leranoer 6amilton unb prdiibent Setter
Ions unb 9rdlioent M~abiTon's Sinan5=
fetretGr 4l6ert @allatin. = 9as geben aud
oiele NatiOiiten gu. Sic oergefsn babe.
freilth gang, baB @leranbsr 6amitton, bel
5uglei3 Der llr9eber 10 man6er Der ni6tig-
item @inri3tun9sn biefes 2onoes purbe, aui
WefzSnoien gsboren mar uno bort 1eint
Sngeno@9iloung erbslt, uno baB Ml6ert
@allatin oas 2iAt Der Welt in Der 96tpeij
erblldte, ID er AUDI er5ogen ipurbe. s
btefe 5pet uper0ammten" @~inpanoerer uni
Srem0en!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

9ieIe r9eneral" 8ersS IoG Elm Draft
lianiI6er Offi3ier fein uno bat iebt ulngez
fdbr breibunoert 2eute unter feinem 8efehl,
e~rlpartet uber binnen 8ur3em nod peitere
$50 Mann bon SARA. @r erri9tet an Der
Miinbung bes Ga9ipur 8efefisunssperte,
I'm i'm Stanbe gu iein, bas @%inbringen BON
fransDfl6en 11ntertbdnen gu p%erbinbern.
Die Nngelegenbeit pirb bonn @ouperneur
BON gapenne an bic fran50iI6s @sgierung
beri6tet nerbsn.
Gduaod.
9as cunabii9e Gabipet bat bei6loIz
len, Das Parlament be6ufs @bpidelung BON
@eI6Gften auf ben II. MGr3 ein5uberufen,
Nd9ite Wp9e pirO cine biesbe5ii9lt6e Proz
flamation %erla1fen perben. Sn berIelben
Sibung purbe cine Delegation ernannt,
pel9e na6 WaI6ington geben ion, nm nit
ben amerifani13en 8e6DrDen bic Srage Der
@e9enIeitigteit unO oaS auf fremoe @rbeiter
be5iigli9e @eleb, pelbes CUR 3eit 10 Diel
Staub in Ganaoa aufptrbelt, gu erOrtern,
Sir 8ibarb Cartwright, Der 8erte6rs= unb
9anoelsminiiter, unO 8. $, Oaoie5, Der
Slottenminiiter, purben gu oieIem 3pede
%ernannt, 0ieIel6en. nerben p%a6rI9etnli9
am nGdIten Mittmp9 bon bier a%breiien.
1Ieu=S raunfbmeia.
Mus Opr9elter, g. s., traf am Oienitag
bic Nabri6t Elm, baB Der canabiI6e
S9nel5ug BON 9alifar na6 Montreal auf
Der eSntercolonialen 8abn fur3 por Mittag
e~ntgleiit unb ben 8abnbamm binuntergez
itiir3t lei. 3pei BerlOnen iinb ange6li6
umgefommen unO feds berlebt fporben. Die
Spbten Iino: 9oitclerf Nrtbur @bsscomb
BON st. Sobn unb 6rau 5utriiurn bon
BLOOMFIELD, g. 8.
8erlebt nurben: 8remier Salnes 9tnz
~felletter, ernitli9; Or. 8roben, StaatsIefrez
tar fir Mili5en unb 2anoesbertbeibigung,
aus 6alifar; @borles 6atpcett aus @adz
billie, q. g.; @%rpreBa9ent st. S. Smith;
3ugbebienIteter Gbarle5 SbompIon; ferner
Elm Borter bes PuQmantpagens, be1en Name
ni9t GIT erfabren mar. 6iilfs5iige iinb na9
benz 56auplob 6es l1ngliids abgegangsn.
21enfunoIano.
@ouberneur MurraD lit in pi6tigen
OffentIi9en @eT9dften na4 @nglanb beirut
fen tporDen, unb miro Die Heiie babin in Der
nd6iten @o4e antreten. Man glaubt, oab
feline MiIiiOn NIT Der 8efeiigung bon ct.
Sobns in 8erbinbung itebt; audi pirb perz
mut6st, OaB er bic ~treitigen Buntte iiber Die
Sii6ereire6te Sranfrei6s auf Der 8eIttiiitt
BON N~eufunoranb in SrOnung gu bringea
beabft4tigt, Mun peiB, baB bas Mtni@
iterium 16on Iange barauf gsorungen bat,
biefe Nngele9enbeit 10 balo tpie nl0gli6 gu err
lebigen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

9r, @, 8. &epeI iolte feline @orlage our
4menbirung bes 2ibeuS 9eiebes cine 9 III
5um 8efen Der Minfel@Mbppz
unb @elberpreier taufen,
Damn bate Tie Die ri4tige 8e3si9nung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
Jamaica.

@m Samita9 purbe Der @erlu6 gema9t,
sinen 3li9 auf Der Samaicaz @iienbabn in Die
2uft 81 ipren9en. Cine unteriu6ung If
i'm Gan9e. @S fat fib 6erausseiteIt, Dab
5pei 8eriuAe 9ema6t porOen IinO, einen
3ug our9 @prengitoffe gum @ntgleiien gu
bringen, Die cine @rploiion fat II ge=
ringen S9aben an9eri9tet. Cine barauf
angefte1te llnterIubun9 srgah, OaB cine
groBe &tte nit @prengitoffen untpeit bes
@eleifes Der 8abn bergraben mar. Die Gntz
laffune etlider @iienba6nbsamten bat obne
53nsifel Die Nttentote beranlaBt. Den Sci
tungen paren anonpme 3ui9riften 5ugez
gangen, in benen gebrobt purDe, baB ettpas
S6limmes pdffiren tpiirbe, tpenn genife
8abnbeamte %entla1en tperoen piirben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

Das unter Dem 11amen ,~,11mIere Ssettausfteaun9"
|rfl7mliht befannte p~radptperf bat nidbt 1peni9 oa5u bet9etraeen,
oos Qnoenfem an Ole gemalige Golunbiide 2lusfeuuno nod2 fir
LANCE 6ett frrh 3n erhaten, Die oort 9emadten Grrun9eu=
id2aften Dem ero6en pnbifun oauerno gu erhaIten uno Sen Se9en
.oes oro6en frieoensmerfes moeltdht meiten Kreifen 5u9dn9Iih
gu MAIDEN, 1T Ger 5med odes nit eht oeutidem Slei6e bereeieu=
ten Derfes.
Die 3uufrationen mrroen ~foreaItig aus Ger 9roben 5oPl
Ger oficteuen 2%lufnahmen 9epdhIt mo in fanflriieh p~olenoeter
mete ~aus9efahrt
Der Cert 1T rr1priinoid2 in oeutider Sprode perfa6t nid2t,
uie Ole meifen oerarti9en pubIifationeu, eine lleberebnn9 aus
Dem Gnolhhen.
Die Misunderstanding Dr1.f we Gtnbano, 1T oouerhaft
uno ee1d7mafpou,
Der 2lnfauf elmer beceutenoen 2ln5atl Don G~remplaren ibt
uns in on Stano, oieles pertbpole SucP, oas etne 6teroe zines
ieoen bausboltes I'll meroen bettmmt If, unRrn Seerft unter aus
nabmsueiie oiin1ftoen 8eoin9unoen 5u9dn9lid7 5u maden.
mer nad 2lbtraoune etwoi9er Ridtdnoe ien announcement
fir Elm Jahr i'm Dorans nno ouBeroen $500 be5ai1lt alto Gen
Berao leines Rfffanees upo $500 %enenoet, erhdlt oas 8ucb
i'm 8ereicb Ger Der. Staten, Ganaoa uno 1~Ierifo portofrei per
Grpres s~uoelanot. IN anoern 1Dorten: tDer feline Ridf tduoe
uno $500 au6eroern be5ablt oe0en announcement miro auf Elm
meiteres 7ohr %perlanoert uno er erbdIt oas pradtperf
,Hn1rre meltnnH fellunn"
portofrei 5neeldidt
1r1on ienoe 6eIo uno 8riefe oireft an:
5((inois Stoots~ 8eitung Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

Cine 0epeI6e aus @t6tn oOm
SOnntag melO.t, baB bOIe gtu@s
ri9ten aus 0eraflia eingetroffen ieien. IS
beiBt, boB am 0onnerit tag 8ebn Gbriiten,
Die ii6 nuBerbalb Der StuOtt6ore befonoen,
ermorbet purben, unb buB bepaffnete 8anz
ben BON MuIelmdnnern tdgli9 Die Stdbt
berIafsn, I'm bic 90rfer Der GbriItsn 81
The oasis., 1897-10-09
Saturday, Oct. Q. 1897.
orrv AND COUNTY

Doctor J. " Gan Of Tucson, and Mrs. Calf, have returned from their summer outing on the coast, where they passed couple of months.
 The Star pays high compliment to Hon. George R. Davis. the jndge of this judicial district. who that paper asserts to be more than coming up to the expectations of those who pre- dicted he would make one of the most satisfactory lurists who ever sat on the Arizona bench.
 Tucson Star: Harry BaneS, six year old son of Howard Banes, fell down shaft fifty-two feet deep on the Win nie mines of the Copper King group some days ago His life was spared by failing among loose debris His head was badly cut and he was unconscious for some hours. He is all right again.
 Star: Star. was reparted Mnnday on what seemed good authority that the Gro mines in the Oro Rlanco district had been sold to Philadelphia parties, the price being sl50,000 The expert returned from the mines last week and it is said advised immediate pur- chase of the property. The Orc mines have been producers for some time, and are considered gold bonanza.
 Citizen: County Superintendent of Schools J. $. Woods is sending out notices to the county superintendentS of adjoining counties, asking for their cooperation in an effort to hold a joint county teachers institute, in this city. some time during the month of December, probably during the Christmas vacation. It is the in- tention to have the institute embrace all the counties of southern Arizona, and if it proves successful great many teachers throughout southern Arizona will take advantage of the opportunity and visit Tucson.
The oasis., 1897-10-09
ARTICLE

The general nature of the business of this company shall be to acquire. by purchase. lease or otherwise mines. mining claims. mineral lands mining rights. ditches and water right-. min sites and all kinds of min ing or other property in the Republic of Mex leo; to hold. possess. work mine and develop the same. construct tunnels. sink shafts. run
 levels and in all other ways carry on the business or mining and doing all things in- cidcnt thereto; aud Co sell. lease or other wise dispose of said properties. rights etc.; Co buy. sell. lease construct, operate and maintain stamp and concentrating miil-. smeitlnga and reduction works. and such other mills works. buildings or plants and new processes ,fs may be necessary or desirable % prepare the production of the mines for market; to purchase and treat ores and sell the production thereof Co acquire such property real or personal as may be required for any and all branches of said business above enumerated. and doing any and all things properly incident toany Of the purposes above stated: Co locate mining claims under the laws of the Republic of Mexico and to obtain patents and titles for the same and other claims.
The oasis., 1897-10-09
ARTICLE EIII.

That the authorized amount of the Capl- tai stock of this company shall be Five Hum dred Thousand si10Oe0i Dollars, which will all have been paid in when the corporator- herein have deedcd 70 this Company their mining properties situate in the state of so- nora Republic of Mexico, which said proper the orsaaI1atlon of tAe same ]. eompIeted.
The oasis., 1897-10-09
ARTIcLE IN.

The life of this corporation shall commence as soon a. these Articles of Association shall have been advertised in accordance with the laws Of the Territory of Arizona, and shall continue for q period of twenfy-iivc years
The oasis., 1897-10-09
ARTICLES If INCORPORATION
 OF THE AMERICAN MEXICAN MINING GOV of Sonora, Mexico.

XNOw ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
 Nrhat we, the undersigned do hereby as- sociate ourselves together for the purpose of forming 9 body polite or corporate under the provisions of the laws Of the Territory Of Arizona. and do hereby adopt andagree upon the following aso1r Articles of Association, tO wit.
The oasis., 1897-10-09
ARTICLE |

That this corporation shall be knoNn by he name Of THE AMERICAN-MEXICAN MIN ING COMPANY, oF SONORA MEXICO" The corporators are John Doherty, J. C. Duncan. T. II. Hams, l. C. Friend and Arnold shanklin, whoshall constitute the first Board of Directors Of this Company and shall serve as such until the first annual meeting oi the stockholders of this Company or untll theis. successors shall Ue elected anc shall qualify. The principal place of business of said Cor poratioshall be at Kansas Ci.y. Missouri. with branch offices at Nogales Arizona Ter ritory, and atIIermosillo, Sonora, Mexico
The oasis., 1897-10-09
ARTIcLE

That the officers who shall conduct the af- fairs Of this Corporation shall be President a Vice President a Secretary. Treasurer a General Manager and an Attorney. who shall be elected at the annual meeting of the Stockholders and Board of Directors to be held at the office of the Company in Kansas City Missouri. on the second Tuesday in Jan uary in each year The officers of this Corp oration, until the first annual meeting, and until their successors are elected and have qualified. shall be John Doherty. President; T. H. Ijams, Vice-President; J. C. Duncan. Secretary and Treasurer; L. C. Friend. Gem eral Manager and Arnold Shanklin. Attorney
 ARTlcLEvL
 That said Corporation shall never subject itself to a higher amount of indebtedness than One Hundred Dollars slOo
 ARTICLE VII All private property of the stock holders of tbis Corporation sball be exempt from the payment of the debts of this Corporation, WITNESS OUR HANDS AND SEALS DONE AT Kansas City, Missouri, this 3otl day of September A. D. isg
 JOHN DOHERTY lsEALl
 I'll. IJAMs lsEAGl
 JC. DUNCAN lsEAL.l
 L. C. FRIEND SHALL
 ARNOLD sHANkLIN lsEALJ state of Missouri
 ~o,,,,+o of Ta,.l,eon
 Before me. Fred ?. Ray, Notary Public within and for Jackson County, Missouri. on this day, personally appeared John Doherty. T. II. ijams. J. c. Duncan, L. c. Friend and Arnold shankiin, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged tO me that they executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
 Giver ander my hand and seal of office this - 30th day of September, A. b. isgs SEAL. My commission expires August 2ith i- 1901.
 FRED F. RAY.
 Notary Public within and for
 Jackson County Missouri Tirs' Publication October ght, is95
The Progress., 1897-12-11

De CUT Win greatest prom 1Of the pro-
duction of gum. A recent English con-
sular report from Japan states that
"although hitherto the youngest wood
from which camphor was extracted was
about 20 to so years old, it is expected
that under the present scientific man.
agement the trees will give equally
good results after rs or 80 years." Conn
phor of good quality has been produced
I'm Florida from the leaves and twigs Of
trees less than 20 years old, one pound
of crude gum being obtained from ~
pounds of leaves and twigs.
The trees will endure severe pruning
with little apparent injury. Onethird
Of the leaves and young shoots may be
removed at one time without material
" checking the growth of the tree. The
'argest proportion of camphor is con-
tanned in the older, larger roots; the
trunk, limbs, twigs and leaves contain
ing successfully a decreasing proper
ton. When the camphor tree is killed
nearly to the ground 10y frost it sends
up vigorous shoots from the base It
may be expected to do the same when
cut, especially if cut La te in the fall. Ex-
periments are needed to determine
whether this growth may be depended
upon, or whether it will be more profit
able to dig out the larger roots and set
out new seedlings--Lyster II. Dewey,
Assistant in Division of Botany, Depart
nent of Agriculture.
The Progress., 1897-12-11
FACTS FOR FARMERS.

Grain should he dry when tits stored.
Rape is said TO make good hog pas
ture.
Bean or pea straw can be pro6tablv
baied.
Deep culture OF potatoes after they
are in bloom is bad business.
Good clean seed wheat is as impor-
tant as clean seed of any kind.
The corn fodder shredder is a good
thing and so is the shredded corn fod-
der.
"A young man announces in a contem-
porary that he wants a good stron.
Christian wife to take care of the chick
ems and garden. There is a chance of a,
ifetims for some girl who has strength
II. her arms and guaoe in her heart
Western Plowman.
The Progress., 1897-12-11
Take Cars of Yourself.

Think deliberately of the house you
live in-your body. Make up your mind
firmly not to abuse it. Eat moth ing that
will hurt it. Wear nothing that dis
torts or pains it. Do not overload It
with victuals or drink Or work Give
yourself regular and abundant sleep.
Keep your body warmly clad. Do not
take cold, guard yourself against It, If
you feel the first symptoms give your,
self heroic treatment. Get into q fine
glow of heat by exercise This is the
only body you will have in this world.
Study deeply and diligently the struc-
ture Of 1T, the laws that govern it, the
pains and penalty that will surely fol-
low violation of every law Of life and
health" -Medica1 Reporter.
The Progress., 1897-12-11
far11 aml Oarle1>.
THE CAMPHOR TREE.
II Can BE Planted SuccessfuIIy ia
Some SOuthern States.

Camphor trees may be grown either
from seed or from cuttings. They are
usually grown from seed, as the trees
fruit abuneantly, and seedlings can be
grown more easily than cuttings The
seeds are collected at maturity in Oc-
tOber and November, and after drying
are packed in sharp white sand or some
similar material 10 keep them fresh un-
til the time of planting in spring.
About the last of March they are sown
In drills in the seed bed.
The soil of the seed bed should be a
good sandy loan mixed with about one
third leaf mold. The seed bed should
be kept moist, but not too wet, and
should be shaded from the direct ravs
OF the sun if the weather is warm.
The best soil temperature for gerrnina f.
ing camphor seeds is from 10
70 - degrees Fahrenheit The tenn
Peratnre OF the atmosphere may be ten
degrees higher. The seedlings will
The Progress., 1897-12-11

a. young leafy shoot, scale one-third. n
mower cluster. life size; G. fruit, life size.
grow well at higher temperature. but
are likely to lack vigor and hardness.
ne seedlings may be grown in pots.
Wn'ch Will facilitate transplanting at
any time, or they may be transplanted
IN nursery rows early in April when
one year Old. Plants two years old are
generally regarded as. best for final
planting. AT this age they vary from
70 to 40 inches in height
when set out for ornamental pur-
poses, the camphor tree may be expect
"a TO grow, In favorable situations.
about as rapidly as LIE Conte pear, and
70 require about as much room. In
Japan, where the law requires that
new tree shall be set out for every one
cut, they are not generally set in
straight orchard rows, but cultivation
there Is performed almost exclusively
ny hand labor. There are no records
showing results of regular orchard
planting. hence the distances at which
trees should be planted must be de-
termined by the size and form of the
trees and the method of cultivation and
OF procuring the gum. They may be
set closely in rows about ten feet apart,
and alternate rows cut and reset every
i've years. thus producing bush-like
plants OF ten years growth. They may
be planted in checks ten feet square,
and alternate trees cut every ten or
twelve years, or they may be .lcntetl in
larger checks, and all of the trees be
cut at the age of Is or &c years.
There are not sufficient data obtaiN-
able upon which to base definite state
nents as to the best methods of plant
ing or the age at which the trees may
The Progress., 1897-12-11
Hold On to Your Sheen,

Tt is folly to leave one branch OF tho
live stock business for another, when
other 1aen are doing the same thing. 50
that prices are utterly demoralized.
Nothing but loss can be the result OF
such procedure The time to buy is
when every man wants TO sell; the time
to sell is when everyone wants to buy.
A short time ago stockmen were
tumbhng over one another trying to
dispose Of sheep, practically giving
them away. OF course, any sane man
could see that the outcome Of such
practice must, sooner or later, make
sheep paying property. So just hold on
to your sheep; that Is, all the best OF
them; the sooner the culls go, the bet
ter, but, the good ones, feed up and
0reed up and be ready to take the re-
ward. Mutton sells well, even if wool
Is too low for profit.-Rural World.