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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

We are ready with Holiday Stationery. Put mp
in pretty pound packages or in artistic boxes. We
also do card engravng-do it well and cheaply.
sempcr Idem Paper very Thin plain and ruled, pound
Envelopes 90 match, &c. package
Classic Vcum shape and accept
ance 1gc. pound Envelopes TO match Nc. and Joe.
Royal velm Paper n q beautiful blue lg, pound. En-
yelopes 90 MATCH Jos. package.
Crushed Vclum Paper in hcoro1e and azure lc pound
Envelope TO match. &c. package
SIX Fibre Paper I'm an che leading colors azure Ia
France London fg violet gcumoe blue and amberine
zoe "a box
Roysl Purple Paper ioc box.
Royal Ruby Paper 4),. box
Fine Quality Paper beautifully boxed. &C. a box
WcdecWood p.nor with white border, ZJc a box
Initial Paper. 25e. q box.
Fine Quality Linen Paper. nicely boxed 5c. pound
Neatly Boxed Paper n cream pink and blue. 2c. box
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

order A bountiful supper was spread
ana Mrs Booker as hostess. presided BOZ
her usual graceful manner Miss Taylor
intends leaving very shortly for her
nome. Those present were. Mr. and Mrs
Booker, Mr. I'd. Booker and wife. NissN
Maggie and Poca Parrish. Oakle Minson
and ora Taylor. and Messr,. Tucker.
Wallace and Parrish
The entertainment given az Cayed0's
Han, on Thursday night. by the young
men OF Fulton. was an occas sion of great
enjoyment. Games were played by the
merry crowd which niied the hail. until
late hour after which rare musical
programme was rendered by Nlessrs
Tucker and Wallace. II was "a notable
occasion and viii be long remembered
by those present, as most pleasant and
entertaining evening. There were. Misss
Maggie Iyree. Lola Lindsey. Bessie
Hampton. Lucy Bottoms. Mary and LII
Ian Gillian, Annie Brooks. Lula Malone
Emma and Annie BrOdWiCks. Josie VIII
kerson, Katie Lotsy, Winnie Gary. Jenny
Grant. Lula Penny Teresa Childress
Lena Coghill, Victoria Shonberger, Sallis
knight. Annie Wheeler Virde COicin
Mary CavedO Maud EachO. Bessie Alien.
Anna Tyree. Bessie Mable and Eva
Woodbridge. and Nirsie Gates. The gene
uemen were. Mcssrs. Alex. McCabe
Charles Seals, Fred. Allen. Fred Good
wyn, Ed. Butler. Willie Chldress. Dan
Hogan, Joe Quinn. Charles Marlowe.
Leslie Hobson, Bernard Hobson. Allen
and Cary Throckmorton, Bernard Rid
ford, John Powder. Charles Larl1ln.
Harry Hudson, Allen Ferguson. Tom
Walsh. Delwood Cobb. Anthony pietri
Roy Marshall, Fred. Knight Willie Rear
don Willie Hancock. Horace Seals. Ed
Collier. Charlie Mosby, Fred. Pocklngton
Asher Bottoms and Oscar Wilkerson.
masquerade ball was given at GET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

he sees il pushed IL along with the
cae.sy of Cd a. and %. yard engine with
Cd heavy train ou tle long trcsle.
Ihe pen Was populated with sinners of
s..rle. hue Wao carried ou high comedy
behind thc iron bars while the scenes OF
mol1-drama and tragedy were being en-
acted before the Great Dispenser.
William Mathews (coiored) who had
no brighter prospect ahead of him than
cd Days ON tge chain g4ug entertained his
companions in misery with clever COM
iortions ODD thc gruuihic floor using "a
newspaper for DIS carpet and IN twisting
ANA turuIuss confined himself to its mar
row limits
He then twisted the paper into long
cornucopia and diversified The entertain
men with remarkable Juggling and ball
ancing tricks
HIGH Old TIME.
They had ID high Old time boo their pri-
vate theatre and the prisoner called away
from the diversion % answer to the Great
Dispenser for his offence left with poor
grace the brighter side Of life in the pen.
Most of the prisoners were Of the class
that have but one motto, Eat. drink and
Doe merry Tor tomorrow we die"
John York was arrested as a suspicious
character he was found sleeping
around behind stores. lie claimed 90 DE
citizen and 90 tho manner born said
be- had no where else 10 so because they
wouldn't let him come home. lie frank
ly admitted that he did nothing for a
living and had not worked for two years.
He was charged with being a common
vaerant and for the next 30 DAYS will De
taught The bitter lessons ~ enforced iu-
lustry under 10 tuteiaee Of Squire Sugar
Bottom Jones, breaking rocks FOR the
city
William Brown and William Mathews,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Extra large folding Ta-
bic. soc.
Go-Carts from 2Jc. TO
$50 each.
High Doll Chair. fancy
back, 2Jc.
Sideboards and Bureaus
from 90. 20 2Jc. each.
Folding Iron Bedste1d
with mattress and pillows,
SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Two colored knights Of the road, were also
snaiched from life of freedom and
careless ease. and matriculated in Squire
Jones industrial school for a 30-day term.
Easel Noble (c0.orci. charged with
being a suspicious character started a
current that grounded In the belief that
the charge was well bestowed and he was
held for further Investigation.
Howard NJ. Wood the young man who
is salesman and collector for Swift Z
Co.. and who was charged boy the manager
with the cmbezzlemcnt of 1886. money
of the company. was discharged.
Examination showed that Wood had
made no false entries and offered 90
make good the shortage as soon as his
attention was called TO it; had not denied
IL but said ii must be mistake.
The manager stated that the shortage
had been paid.
Commonwealth Attorney Richardson
examined the witness and suggested the
discharge which was done.
STOLE A BICYCLE.
Robt. Jones. a merry cuss. stole bicy-
Gle belonging 10 j. r. Temple and was
captured with the wheel in Petersburg
By Sergeant Tomlinson.
Jones Acknowledged with dimphng
smile that he borrowed The gent emln's
wheel Go take ride for his health MIR
Temple valued the wheel at So am amount
above the charge OF petty larceny and
Jones was sent TO the Grand Jury and
returned gaily 10 the pen 10 join in the
festivities In progress there
Albert Grundy, alias Coleman. c0l0re1.
being held under suspicion of being one
Of the murderers OF officer Austin was
Gisci gel. bus gain arrested "a Few min
utes later on the same charge and held
for further examination.
Robert Miles. colored, was charged
with stealing two sample shoes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Christmas Handkerchief Sale

Very acceptable gifts are hand
kerchieis You know this, of
course, but we only wish to re-
mind you that this is a very good
place to get the right sort. Ifyou
desire pure linen handkerchlefs
you can rely upon our say 50.
Childron's Plain white and Colored Bor-
dered HemstitChcd Haudkercnicts. 3c.
Childrcn's Ail-Lnen. Tape B0rdcred
HaudkerChicfs. worth 1-3c.. &c.
a new liae OF Ladies' Hcmstirchcd and
Scalloped Embroidered Handkerchicfs, an
dainty patterns Zoe.
Large assortment Of Ladies' Al-LinCu
liemsttchod and ScaIlopcd Embroidered
liandkerchicfs. the regular 11c quality.
12iac.
Ladies' All-Linen Handkcr,hlefs. very
sheer. hemsltcned and scaUOpcd embrOid-
cred, the latest patterns. pc
lADitS' hECkNE4R.
4 large assortment Of Velvet Stocks. 2is
inches M height and all the newest
Black and White Liberty SILK Jahots.
with ribbon trimmings. worth jJc. 3gc
The latest fad in Ladies' Ties. zoo lace
not and silk. an neatly trimmed. soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Folding Iron Cradle. 29c.
Magic Lanterns from Zoe.
10 S. each
Steam Engines from 25c.
10 S6gS each
Tool Chests. complete
stock. best value in Tho
city, from 2JQ each Old
SD.
12-inCh toy Trunk with
tray and hat box at 4lc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Heavy stool suitable for
desk. in oak. would ne
cheap at 50c., here for 33c.
Heavy oak Rocker. hign
fancy back. regular 81
Chair. our price 1jc.
Table loaded with goods
worth from lJc. to 2'c.
consists of Chairs. Rock
cr-. and oak Tables;
choice OF the lot Zoe. each.
Folding oak Tables. pc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Notion
Bargains.

Ladies' Hose Sup
portcrs nice quail
ity. sdtccu belt,
with Lislo finish.
elastic straps. all
co.ors, lic.
Chldren's Double
Strap Hose Sup
pOrters. with rub
Der covered buttons
an sizes, Ice. per
pair
Fancy SILK Ruf-
fed Garter Elastic.
new patterns and
all fancy shade
PIC. yard.
a new line Bus
Ties cloth cover 4
and hair stuffed
hI4c1- drab or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Christmas Season 1879.

r-,-f es~e Nrs T Wc.mor Pearl Ty ier.
am Inn.. WnUD.e'd They were roin-
-.rrI h. 1fe-r sam Cartwright, Geo.
r...r. and Dlat $40 hy.
humorous feature of The occasion
t. donkey parity The donkey Ha
r... p.ece ot work and was drawn
I.. ..lr young artist of Fulton. 81 "a
..r Iu.rtou. Carrie Hampton. Do
N.ur Pearl Tyler. Louise WhU0..d.
I.. t.u.lue Maggie DhNirc.. A0.t
DU Minnie Harden. petI sm l.
a fUe.r. Alrs. WoImer Ruby Robe
e Lizzie Wood Nellie Burhmln I.r-
tnl Harvey Bessie Holloway. auI Ae-f
Tower DeiwoOd Cobb. Frank Anler 1n,
Lonu.e wood. Chas. Leonard Willie
Rouuen While HH. Mr. Isaac wood.
Floyd Galloway Earl Moyer- Holiday
Parrish Ed. Butler, Chas. Seals Horace
Seals. Frank Rock. r. stage. Bert Mof-
ers, &. Nelson Lee Leonard. sam Dtf'h-
right John Enrolghy. Howard Nuckois'
Ohas Mosby and many others.
Mrs. Arthur Lang, OF Denny street, who
is III with typhoid fever. has suffered
relapse and her condition IS very erIons.
Miss Beulah sandy. Of he Womans
College. is visiting he Rev cabeil iienns
and wife on Graham street
Mis- es Ruth and Bessie Harrison. Of
Fulton Ill., have six felow-pupls OFF ile
Noman's College visiting them.
Mr.. j. llackelt who has been sun ing
from a slight indisposition IS so ftr .ui-
proved as 20 be able % attend 90 his
duties as policeman.
Miss Josephine Hudson. OF Fulton iiIl
who has been quite sick. Is now much inl-
proved
Meser James NDlg'e auI IirNN
Grubbs have returned 10 the city alter
a few days hunt At Providence Forge aA4
vicinity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

ferts Park 0n fhe National road last
Wednesday night All portions of tlc
city were well repro .oufod. Tho costume
were the hanls0mos. .hat have ever D.aN
worn BOD this end uf the ci.r. s. prize ~ It
awarded for thc best costume of le a-
die. and also of the gentlemen Tho .n.-
ces-ful contestant for the -.lt.
prize. which WAS handsome dime eDl
pin. was SIR Il. bard Chapel. HH.
character was an INDIAN Dh.a. h A.
Clnnrtu. aft.rei aa -.ulH. $500. I.
ladies' PRICE beautifully .u0rHIi
glove case anI silver glove bu'ton0r
Rarely is IT, that Wore enjoyable t.Ii
has been offered the public tl1n ore tne
occasion of the silver zen which Hs given
last Tuesday evening The ladies' n- .Ho
Nj. Vernon church for sometime bad co--
tempated holding sn entertainment. I.d-
they wished to mutually gra-.iF me I't-
unate ones who attended ana Cd. lie .iii'
time To- assist En- replen.sh'ng me cnitcn
treasury Mr.. Isaac wood ODD MS u7Aal
graceful manner, gave over ms sp"l'l'
house for the occasion. Inc many VINO
have before enjoyed the hospitality OF
this gentleman viii recall again WIN
pleasure their visit 10 his nome on this
occasion. How well those present will
remember the past anieai..,.' 'i lAc
Fulton Mandolin and Guitar Club and Che
delightful entertainments they have rem
d4red III seems as If they wished 20
slrposs thcir previous efforts on this oc-
casIon Al the silver tea they again app
peared and with many novel selections,
satisfied their audience more than usual
This club is composed of Messrs. j. Boul-
v..re d. ro-r. p Chidre - Seals. w
Enrouchtv. and r. Hudson. This popu-
lar se.tette was one OF the pleasing lea
lures OF the programme.
Ths ladies who assisted In tho manage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

with gold trimmed and w.
Org with gold and silver
mounting, worth $50, for
500
Ladies' Union Taffeta
Silk Umbrellas, 26-inch.
mounted on fine French
Oak sterling trimmed ham
dies. for $l.39.
Extra special Umbrella
bar ain. one thousand 10
select from, the biggest
barg I'm Of the season. this
entire Tot Is worth 81 30
each. your pick. either la
dies or mems, 2G-inch
size for Csc.
Mems 2G-inch Taffeta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
fun IN THE PEN
AT POLICE COURT
A Gentleman OF Leisure Sent to Chain
Gang,
GREAT DISPENSER ASAPUNSTER,
Robert Jones Goes To- the Grand Jury
for Stealing "a Bicycle School
Board Laws aud How
1hoy MOrA.

The audience I'm tho big White Cham
Der yesterday morning was worthy oi the
peoples tribunal and ihe Great Regulator
that presides over the destulea OF tuc
populace
Every bench and chair was filled and
the standing room only" sign was early
hung out al the box office and as usual
the ugiiest man in the room popped HIM
self In the witness chair TO be looked at
and cut on the view Of the visitors behind
the bar.
PUSHED lT Along
Tire Police Court Yesterday presented
q scene OF lie and movement and Justice
John, than whom no one has more
acute appreciation Of u good thing when
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Umbrellas. with sterling
mounted horn and ivory
handles for s..
Special bargain lot Of
Umbrellas. mems 2j-inch
size paragon frame Inc
assorted handles, worth 81
for $40.
Mems 9G-inch Taffeta
silk with tape edge. fine
lot OF imported lockwood
handles, close rolling,
worth $3.50, for 500
Another lot OF 2G-inCh.
with assorted handles. I'm
horn. ivory and natural
lockwood, worth $3.50, for
$50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
HIRES 4 SpICN FNClIS.
Two hundred and fifty pieces
Al 2sc YARD. worth double

20 pieces Au-sm Fancy Ribbons n pIails stripes baya
dcfe other Ribbons that sold TO
yard Tho newos. thmes for this seasons wear. Special
-sc. yard.
40. Au-s.k Daisy Ribbon i'm ain desirable shades, l5c.
piece 2c. yard
80 ~ Daisy Ribbons every wanted color. DC piece &C.
yard.
Special Ribbons extremely desirable fancy
work All he Isht shades as well ass complete lines of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
EAST END NEWS.

hrny Pleasant EtcHts During the Past
Week.
There is no diminution Of the saiety in
Fulton, and the prospects are that this
winter VIII be one of the most pleasant
ever spent by the East Enders.
Mr. and Mrs Bosher OF Louisiana
street, gave a delightful reception at
their home on Thursday night. Miss
ora Taylor OF West Point. was the guest
Of honor. Messrs. Tucker and Nichols
were present, and added much to the en-
joyment OF the occasion by their most
excellent music which was Of very high
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Most Extraordinary Sale Of Dress Goods and Silks.
The Strongest Line Of the Season Opens TO-Ilomow.

An opportunity gives you the very newest and most desirable Fall and
Winter Dress less than actual Many
Siaples-ny Plain Shades Mixed Sng Golf Skrng Cloths for
Waists and Skirts Evening Black Cepn Sg Vene
selling that equad before
BILE Dress at veryre remarkably close prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Gift Book 1899.
Art NeedIeWOrk Department.

The Christmas sale has be- and ladies who perpeXed
urged to to t5 inviting department suggestions Here
are things for the table the COZ the hail. the boudor, the
paroru any the home There things you
do yourself you buy them already doncost is small Real
Mexican drawn lnc sofa hons pieces lace squares,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Our ANIMAL Sale of Christmas
Ribbons for Fancy Work.

Thousands and thousands of yards of all widths
in plain satin and tafeta ribbons of every imagina-
bic shade to ornament your fancy work has been
gathered here Tor Our ANNUAL DECEMBER
RIBBON SALE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
1000 New Umbrellas for Christmas Gifts.

Specially selected with dainty gentee bandesome sterling
silver mounted others pearl hon ivory, china celuod Every
guaranteed give satisfaction to the and YOU KNOW
the umbrella IS cheapest tha wears longest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Black Dress Goods.

655 sf s.. z sS!r T5 high SIPS
HEAVY WEIGHT CHEvIOT-
"a inches wide and extra heavy, suit
able for separate skirts a.
and tailor-made suits. per sDI "a
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
BLACK KERsEY CLOTH
SO inches wide. elegant quality. just
the right Wcleht for UNI r.
lined skirts and jackets. per 3 =. 20
ydfQ, - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
BLACK AsTRACHANs-
Suitable for Elton jackets q,
and c1pes per yard, SI75. ID 4 OO
S&.4I. - and..................
BLACK CREPONs-
Wool Crcrons. Moha'r CrcDons and SILK
CrcpO1s in "a large assortment c.
Of des.g , ans e.ood values y 90
CHEvIOTs. STORM sERGEs. DAGO-
NAILS, HENRIETTAs. &c
All pure wool and we stand be-
hind every yard ~ them for good E0C
honest wear per yard............ -
WOOL JACQUARDS-
W inches wide and an wool 4 DC
with good lustre per yard.......
BLACK CUFVIOT-
AID wool % inches wide and 2GC
good weisht per yard............. -
BLACK MOHAIB-
80 inches wide, smooth. even GOC
finish. per Nard.................... -
BLACK WOOL SATIN
70 inches wide, an pure VOL, EOC
win high InisA.................... - =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
COlOred Dress Goods.

z5 g H5Ss5 S Tid5. SS5s6 and SI.OO
stylish per yard............... ~
VICUNA CLOTHS
so inches wide with rich hich y
uslre, which &c retains after . 90
sNon-lns, per ydrd...........
EXTRA HEAVY KERsEY CLOTHS
IS inches wide, suitable for rainy day
is@ss. % s. made Without linz 9I.OO
lh-, per ldrd-...................
EXTRA WEIGHT BROADCLOTHs-
80 inches wide. with high lustre
ast The CORRECT weight for g 90
,1Aor-maao suits, per yard D 90
NOVELTY sCITINGs-
Iu beautiful coiornes. rich q,
O.. ete.sy. the s. ones now DI. 2S
90. Tho $3.50 kind, now. ~
FRENCH TWILLED FLANNEIS-
% inches wide. an excellent quality in
OLD rose. bright blue. garnet.
pink. gray ANA oerise. per T. *
t.iI .............. .................. ~ ~
u0>EsPUNs-
inches wide. fro light medium
aua dark gr.y. green and brown, EO(
.rt ltIa..... ................. -
PLAID BACK CLOTHS
PLAID ON one SIDE ana P-ain on /OC
I.r Faid......-...--.... ...........-.
FLANNEL SUITINGS
inches wide and all wool in the fash-
iI.HI.o lolf red ana gray mix ~,
tre.. nq2w So much ased for la- 20C
dies waists. ptr ydfd..............
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

His case was continued to secure Ell
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-01
The DAIRY Cow 8 Foop

With view OF getting the most ont oil
the dairy COW q good. sensible system
must be followed in feeding Proper feed
ing must begin with the cali, and continue
right through her life. II the CALI is not
. promising one it is b tier to dispose Of
her and devote the attention TO Others II
she is worth rearing for the dairy she lie
VOL h oil the sttcntion that can be bestow
cd upon her. That is the theory We N ust
go on. writes e. p Sni'b, in The Ger
mar town Telegraph"
The calf should be growing steadily. so
that at two yesrs she is ready to begin her
litewcrk. II allowed TO go beyond this
periol she will nfe the food given her to
lay on fat. This is not desirable. The
dsirymsn mutt fgbt sgsinst this GOT tin
ually.
When she 10 fresh .liglt grain ration
should be fed TO btr. and this should be
grad uslly increased until she is OF foil "a
ton. A full ration means oil that the ami
nal will est without waste. No waste Of
food should be tolerated % instant Find
on Just how much she will eat up clean,
and let that be The dsily ration. The pro
per proportion Of this ration should be-
" thirds fodder and one-tbird grain
This rule can Invariably be followed With
great success Too much grain is DOT good
for dairy cows. Beyond 9 certain point
the grain will not Increase the milk flow at
oil, and 10 tn end . heavy grain ration
slim Mated the COWS to wonderful eI
ertioDs and then they give way. and they
could never repeat the record. Some Of
them we're practically ruined.
The proper feed balance for dairy COW
OF one Thousand pounds should be from
ten to twelve pounds OF digestible osrbo
hydrates and two and bali pounds Of pro
tein. Til, should be furnished her, but
II she does net eat II oil t,ke 1t away ind
red noe the qusntity. II che eats it ell
watch her to see II it serees With her, and
II she appears to digest 1t al right Pro
tein and car bo-hy Crates are found 10 many
ioods. and . variety Is essential 10 the
health OF the snimsls. Make ~ great q
chsnee 10 the feed and location OF tie
COWS % possible. and they will appreciate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-01
iariftlinrf.


EuStiss close ssosn8 70 the bof.i
con rooeds - nla psr.er,siirs 10 'fFts
rsne LISTERS vtiss se rec ice iodie'ts
,ba II ~ bsius widely saretii.ed through
oct the eousiry. ssa its d u . es'ed 90
,be asi'i msn II ssery Opportunity The
nsme 10 srrSke of sefins: u mskes oae
THEA Of lee, nidssrs,ion AMI cold. 10,
The properties Of The sr,ieie hardly iollos
ito nsmo.
Ffesrspe 70 utuu,Acinred iron wsod
alcohol, its chcriesi name ~ 'ormiesits
hyde
IL ns gas. soloble 10 sstr to forn .
40s solution. II possesses The property Of
forming . compound 9th seIstin and 'eo
dering IL iesolubls. Ia the sane way u
kills the bscteris and spores by nni''p
sIlh the material Of sLieh lhey ss con
posed aud thns preventing their ero~,h.
II 10 . powerful posion TO oil sninal and
vegetable life. When sppliea TO the 81 N
Il destroys its lie and osnas l. TO he
thrown on - dead matter. Even 10 dilute
solutions II hss this Eject II applied to del
late shiD. II IL . thorough ADD ,ficieni
destroyer Of life 10 al and every shape
A small amount OF THE ctenics'. when
sdded 70 miib. will hetp il frem fourire
for number Of day.. even 10 warm wealth
o. l, acts By killing the b,ctsiii md
thus prsvsatips The fcrms,ion o. lsc,ic
scid.
The question IL: How mach Of the
above chemiosl compound dee . man
wsrt TO take into bis stom oh and how
much Of the claims Tor the inoocerc. Of
this compound can be beli,vtdf
Csp = substance be . poseriul poison
outside Of the body snd ~ innocent con
pound 10 the stomach. when II is used IN
sufficient quantities 10 destroy life rrin
cipIe, 90 lenscious Of lie ~ bset'ni cellsi
Gan com pound Fill the skin CD the hand
when need 10 dilute solu.iors. aud csnse
II TO peel Il % . de. ID layer. sni yet tsve
90 effect on the delicate mucous membrane
OF the stomscb2 We doubt it.. and We
slso doubt the testimonials OF doe,ois and
professors. who land 1t % . perf,olly 10
uocent. ipuocuous poison: one that will
kill tie leeds snd spsro the grain. turs
des b to bac.erie, but harmless TO chill
dren.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-01
FxrEasNATISa CANADA THISTLE,

Kaowing IL TO be populsr optic ,hst
the determination OF the Csnsds thistle 10
practically impossible. and recently noting
srticls' 10 serioutn and other journals.
even giving credence 10 such Opinions,
herewith give you for publication meth
Cd by which have eiterminsted the
Csnsds thistle. when : fsrmer 10 Can
ada.
Ihsve BY repesied trials 10 vsrious fields
proved II TO be 30 sbsolnte md certsin tuc
| cess.
II IL: The 6sId 10 which The tbistles
bsve become obnosious 10 piowed deep 10
,hs fall Of the year, II 10 then let stand
keerios I'll stock from III until the follow
ing june or July. sben the tbistlfs sre 10
foil bloom. or about TO bloom. bot must
no. be let ripsp. Then pillow oil tbistIes
and weeds deep under, Itbiok II would
be we'll then TO roll down xith land roll
er. though did not t.ke the pains my
self. 10 c5ufse OF . non'h or 20 the land
msy BE- narrowed, sod then plossd up
sesin spd sosed snh winter uhest, the
great body Of thisties ard weeds having
served the puspo.s OF . valuable ferliIi
Ea.
The principal Involved 10 this Elective
method OF destroying the thistle Is this,
thst shsD u Ia tbus piowed under il hss
taken the shole strength snd vitality from
The root TO The top, snd shen cot "a dep
uoaef ground sill not sprout again.
4 believe any other obnoxious reed may
be destroyed by the isme method
Yong cIiehsns srs not noubied with
sspes uuiil shont weeks old. 10 the even
ins bsfcrs she ben and bar brood enter the
coop. pour sbous gill Of crude pssroIsuu
over The q sor OF the coop Daring the
night The lanes from ths oil gill Hill tie
worms and s'servsrd be- fonpd 90 ~ soor
oi shs coop. l