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J a Brown. of Everett. Is In the ciiy spending
Sunday.
N Kline. business man q Cesmopli, Is at the
Hfuaswis&
q strong. ~ Port Townsend. ~ In The dty
business mattcrs
Hsnry cas,eg. II the Port Gamble mills. Is =
guest = ths fhllGf.
" A Rrupg,low riooeef citizen Of whaieou.
q a Fass, ~ The Butler
W y wsn.. pioneer eiiissn Of Anscar,es.
- registered a The Sierena
Thomas Morisn a usillmKn - Port Biatslsy. 10
"a the ats a eRsinssa zap
D r Ruffuws a prusniueut lumber man ~
Hesuisn, "a 10 the rltr an haslhs's ,np
waiisu Rose pfoo4lusst hasiaess rssn e
xssgsTIas % in the cliJ sasnnTaAied ~ bis vsfs
Mr. Hasus wing and Ni. wlnitrsd Wing
sisitsag Mn r. }. Afnsireas - 70 Nora Broad
var
\ I. Japes. an olstiue eitssss q sannyaa..
IS G~nainE SUNDAY - the siir Esess Of shs
slatss lassnsry. Ausrca a. shs Ralnlsf Grana yes
tssd&f.
A n crsnrr, q rita nsa a, Pa,; Blalsi.y. IL
n ~ sify O. hassesss ifip He IL TIE
Ifsasusfs
r. wssss. hssins. ssn II ccsp~.ase, VIA
hs rifs f. srsreiaE 9as1ay IN shs ei'y sesss
q she st<Frns
W Nsuesssa, mlnins man u seass~ish.
sgoasssanisA ~ ais slfe. "a Is ma diy Easss
q she Seattle
pt y. > slehsl~n. wsBsng-n phvsieasa e
yatcFa. y. G. arrived is 'As CITY YESTERDAY sEa
- Al ~ Dll-s
c IT. yatassa. rF-uransni Assinsss saaA Il vie.
terra sfrisrs tss eltr YESTERDAY aud 10 gzss'
u fhs RFnusstet
G p NeNntH. a r=asS8aess business MAS 81
Efsrstf. a1ieea tn Re citT ystsfdAF anS IA step
fins a. IL isiiisr
J. " Biaekwsl UsHsger a the skleorHaHA tsh
ha;a hesSes - 80 TIE efiF tstiasss trip s1d
IS xarst z ne Diitr
, A Estsa rsrns 10 fran Cascade tunnel zen
fsfdkY ara frlsq1ts ne EaeE 4 sAilins 50 tEs "a
tgfw rrcxraealrs ragatiy.
MrsL y y ssssssr. a BsEestt, Alsfsa. u rtssf-
tag IL thit Gag WA ksr mother Mn r. J
pkiilias. 81 Eieysnsh noslh
" 2 Dsss1s7a. is1xs miriDs eperator IN "a
Hasrpisv &tsE,ict, 10 ofssla "a n tae cig nat.
ist ssssstsiuinx 10 ~ Esayefsass
James A. Clfrk. general asent a "a. wisconssn
csn.Fxl. slta kst6gaas7sa q FoytiAna. h " ths
eisy sosst a NE nssais1 Grand
" A. Cixmsns = ysg. kaSwn riuiax rzaa g.
spekans. sFsisrt Ia the eitg iAsf nigls snd !.
rass. 4 ne sis1aas. BE Is ascoe1Dsai-z - hls
xifs
TAasazs y. Be1isa. general oosanssl a The iaat
1spsrtmtrt II TIE Sarshnsa Fsihr. 3sTiF-d b.
Z the easy yesfS-tAr matters connected with the
ttle 70 sosas ~ he Nogthera raeiEc iAuds Ia this
( secs11Ns
A gcsst At the Better is Richard Vel, Il Slang
I bal. rNsnA. Formerly < Boston. Mass -hsfs -
I has been visiting his pGFeust Mr. Weil 10 ca his
I wzy hack . ChizA, where he Ia employed 81 the
4 Ar~rfr.h Trading toHpAny At shRrsAst M
4 NsG thsnAs vel q fhe Orient sl4 iltenss 70 70
E--s there sstsAl yssz Ess&
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ARE NOT PUSI0NISTS,
Pastor HaIfOrd Says the Afro-Ameri-
can Council Members Are Not
I'm Politics.

Rev. c. H. IIalford, pastor Of the A, NJ.
r.. church, denounces the statement made
by certain AfrO-Americans said 10 be em-
pioyed by the Democratic county commit
tee that the recent meeting at his church
at which the Afro-Amercan Council was
formed Is pledged TO support the fusion
ticket
In letter 10 the Seattle Republican,
Mr. IialfoFd says:
"a call was issued BY D. w Griffin
editor OF the Seattle Bee, and IN pur-
suance to that call nine OF the promi-
noni gentlemen of color i'm this city re-
sponded 20 the call and In good faith as
sisted in perfectng a branch organization
Of the Afro American Council.
''The paramount object OF this gather
ing was 10 organize this council for the
purpose OF lettering our condition ~ a
race. as Il Is an uRdisputed fact that this
Is a racial organization and nonpolticaL
Therefore " Il has gone out that we met
there and formed the organization In the
interest % any political party. ] take
pleasure IN branding and stamping Il IN
the face a. malicious falseho0d and
that Of the very deepest dye. ! am not
here to sell my people az any price, for
thew are a. dear 20 me as my hearts
bloo1 bat - use ny efforts TO break
asunder tho shackies OF oppression and
declare the captives tree"
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rs FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE.
Appeal of Dr. Kennedy. Convicted OF
the Murder OF Dolly Heyaotis.
Betsg Heard.

ALBANY, n. y. Oct, e-rhe appeal OF
Or. samuel r Kennedy. tho New York
city dentist convicted % the murder u
Dolly Reynolds IL asins argued before
the court Of appeals William VI srapta
well aud Robert 81 Moore asked The
court 20 grant new trial on the grounds
OF error IN the hfst trial and newly
discovered evidence
The peoples case. counsel argued. was
devoid % motive and the contentious of
the distric, attorney that kcnnsay killed
the woman la order 20 obtain i slaoNp
check which was found on her person
after the murder aad that the hlndgcoa
that was used for the crime was prepared
al Ntwdcrp, l. and CARRIED 20 New
York city. we're ineonsistent There war
nothing 20 show that Kennedy Lad any
acquaintance with Dolly Reynolds other
thar a casual business acquaintance
District Attorney @ ~ J.. RATHER, who
Argued FOR tAe people maintained that
Ire klliinS ~ the ksyasiAs W0man hy
Kennedy was prsmeditalad and dsliher-
ately carried eat Dolly Reynolds WAS
ropna with her skull crushed lB IN a
rnorn at the Grand hotel "a New York
city. on tho mnfnlNs 10 Anguat s., 1889
Suspicion fastened wWan nr Kennedy.
who waE last seen IN nee company ~ the
hotel ard hts arrest AVID convietinn fol-
LEVIED Ne wss senfrntcd UY Justice
Williams 70 ~ elrciyacutr8 az Sing Sing
prison The wepk hexinninS NAY z
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rival. because II strikes At the source Of

rival. because It strikes at the source Of
these diseases.
Peruna produces clean, healthy mucous
membranes without which no woman can
be strong or beautiful
The day has been when women, espe-
cially married women. expected TO bs
haggard and sickiy-.that day has passed.
No up-to-date woman can AFFORD TO de-
prfve herself Of remedy 80 import ant TO
her health and happiness.
Pcruna Is an ideal safeguard for the
woman In all phases and periods OF her
life.
Prominent American women who
recommend peruna.
Beiva A. Lockwood, Washington,
D. G.
Mrs. Senator r. r. Warren. OF
Washington. d. G.
Mrs. Verona +. Roach, wife of Sem
ntor Roach, of Larimore, N. Oak.
Mrs. General James Longssreet, OF
Washington. ID. c.
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At Last a Girl Friend
Calls Who Recon-
mends Peruna.
Peruna Is Obtained and
the Result Is Another
Glorious Triumph
Added to the Arch
ives ofMedicaI Science

Miss Matte r. Curtis. Secretary Legion
of Loyal Women, also treasurer OF the
Craddock Club. writes In "a recent letter
10 DR. Hartman. from Hotel Salem. Bos-
ton. Mass. the following:
~ suffered for over year with
general weakness and debility mani
Tested especially In severe backache
and headache.
"My physician prescribed differ
emit medicines. none OF which SEEM
ed to help me any, until a club as
sociate advised mo TO try Peruna, as
II cured her OF constitutional head
ache and stomach troubles.
al at once ordered bottle and be-
fore 1t was used felt greatly improv-
ed.
al have taken four bottles and for
two months have been entirely free
from these maindies.
"Scverai OF my friends are using
Peruna with beneficial results, cs-
peciaily In cases Of trouble with the
Kidneys and other pelvic organs, to-
gethe- with weakness peculiar to
women" MATTE CURTIS,
Boston, Mass.
The first twelve years OF a womans life
she Is not so subject TO disease and bodily
arrangements as a man.
But from tho age OF puberty (which
usually occurs when she Is about fourteen
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anrnonisr TRADITIONS rrsrr.


CHICAGO. Oct e--Mgutsters sua lay.
r,sn emitted IN che ugscftine ~ Metho-
fisl teAals!ars e. the sfcaad DAVIS ses-
ssnn % the Rock riyhT conference Pro-
tesf1 against the FearN0infmts 80 ~ pre-
slftnx elders who have serves 0ut thciT
sis-yeAr trfusA wa. ths burden ~ 8a4en
pgseesthas TIE i8unehIRS " A uanNemT nt
rs nx4tAsA tbs question ~ lay r@Nreeen*
sattNr 81 ennaa1 ~safrroncvg AS the fra-
,ure 81 ere raAss meeting ~ laVmer.
TIE Rev iaAs "A. ANteA ef Nfeepcrt,
tss enc assault upNu 9he elders - &c
MINISTERS gathered 20 eTsaeise the Rock
Rsvvr festafs' Assoclati1a nr ANfHa DO
clarea th.t an eiigarcsy had re FtArs n
the MethoAist chNfVh eht ~fa A3fffef 81
h, a srrat omstar~t ~ asNslamse
us one aes ~ uaeu g. d lTtslainE elders
~tsgnalyf r. hA demanded We Arw here
10 rrctnsf against untGir trwAtm~at
Saltose the TINE haa eNere when tae pAF'
,eYs should have something 20 say IN
ths e9era tisn ct tha great machine ~ eur
church
pr Axt&i'- address vas sHriaadsd.
A committees on rQSos2fte1a sRpNinfc "a
~ tan pasterx' association viii report
later On are situation
psty one ses % reEaluttnns HAD aNca
hanspsf 20 the committee last nignt u,
reaUeNle." kishea Ntrae saiA "nat % a.
peint OF rrageoint any man 20 presi3-
tpx @laershsp In ire Rock river confer.
eees whe "a. served ak years or has
rssassA 60 accept = pastor4ta within 81
yeAfE "
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number Of packages. These he iaii
beside the door Of an office which ne
entered to transact some business. After
remaining there some thirty minutes ne
departed, forgetting the dog ana the
packages
When he arrived at his home Mrs,
Arondei inquired what became OF Prince,
The bswildgred man could not remember.
but. jumping Into his buggy, started on
n search for the animal Every place
IN the county he could think OF, except
Manchester. was visited that evening ami
next day, but no trace OF the dog could
be found
To-day Nr Arondel drove to Mancnes-
ter, and there found the faithful animal
lying on the sidewalk whore he aad lert
him, wfth his nose resting on the pack
ares he had been ioii 50 watch. the
dos WAS weak that he could not rise
20 bis feet He had been there over for
ty-right hours. never leaving his trust
even for a drink % water. The dog and
packages We're tigtea Into the buggy and
Afondel drove rapidly home,
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years Of age) until after she has passed
the change OF life when she Is. az rule.
forty-eight years old the woman Is much
more subject to functional disorders than
the man.
The peculiar arrangements TO which a
woman Is liable between these two criti-
cab periods of her life all have one cause.
namely. disturbances of the organs pecu-
liar 20 her sex.
The mucous membranes lining these or
gans are exceedingly sensitive and are
constantly liable TO catarrhal disturb
ances.
From early girihood TO. old age few
women are entirely free from some de-
gree OF catarrh Of these organs.
This results In many ailments 10 wht,h
the man il not liable.
Perupa IL the only remedy so far Se-
vised by the medical profession 10 correct
this tendency
Ne woman should be without Peruna.
With Peruna the thousand and one ALL
nents dependent upon catarrh Of the pei
Vie organs can be wholly averied.
For all OF that class Of disorders known
as female diseases Peruua II without a
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Condensed DISPATCHES.

tsJsstap ftspr sc rnses states ecrsri a.
Tfsesssa eanerY~ ths iafsrstfaa that fhs Nsrsnsrs
$50 ksttsftf irff taF takshsBs SetTlotsT 10 ir fair
hf1ifh
cftia Strnl q prxsn. ~ ausor hrs
fifd gssifea in tankrartcY "a tie Nnfir1 siairs
aistfirt csssft. elatsssalg NlfNa hshsa4-s and IS
tg asrsts
Isfrss Stulsar treataFrf ~ ths rsrsrfftr- an
pstatsi = the Ne~ NatA cAsross - Cerrmsrrs fsr
~ sUlf q ttAiFntssa sgfrarw@t a1tagsi~tsat thy
Festirt Is 1Rts a tNisN
Tie AcssstgaA askfe c,sl1get Ksala walah rresrtis
trnk II fhs sFes canal yhAs hss waF ~ Mants
wifA easi fof ihe Arrst7zn faess sas hssa raaiad.
sad thf fsstl . co.. tree,f ezs~a - tgsTic
fh- tiueesas q "a Aasfsrsa rslssasns ara
Tsacsra7A eeaFaay hFfs aEIeiEtrt AtsrGa3.T Cash.
ranf lFestlsnf gr' tFe ts sN TIE rararey ra1s-l
~ ths &esfA a tAs lsis p-rsAiens, Eaha j. Hglssn
TsF vst asaetuseHt hss kFgrgfed an sshassr, Ire
gptHfaa - 9ah@e Aafaesta aweFsai tisheF 3a 30
eFers takt staFN{rSs tlVEa Futaufaer ssxsisssat
ssye Ffaears g saF Rfs aisehsgrgA f1gas fts tsrr,
80 an ths saUe iAae eTeN wAteA tbsAF Nsyssi satia
= rrsssrsa set To- ss-i.iaa exs fmgsstast 4,
sfuttias ~ ~ sd sfsfs = ssarY csiass ssrs
- "a 4sfseaeG fafv
DAYLIGHT trip q Victoria only 81
THMa -
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Miss Nellie Hanna, niece 81
ator Marcus A. Hanna. Of We
ton, ID. c. ~
Mrs. Gridioy. mother OF G.
0ridley, OF the steamship ON
Mrs. M. c. Cooper, tho pro-
scuiptress, OF Washington, .. q
Mrs. Ronb- Mahcr, attorney 0l
Kansas City, Kan.
Mrs. Colonel Hamilton, Of g.
bus, O.
Mrs. Theophiie Schmitt. -
the ex-sccrctary OF the Germoo(
sulate, OF Chicago, III.
Also Miss Julia NARROW, M
Kec Rankin and Mrs. Leslie ca
Health and Beauty book n
especially for women by DIR. $. y.
man, will bc sent free to any
upon request. Address Tho peruno I
cine Co. Columbus. Ohio.
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Joe Carter. who several months sgD was par
doued from the penitentiau. 20 which he
sent from this city Ave years ago for killing a
Chinese cook aboard the steamer State a. Wash
r. Mullen, a sailor. was arrested last night By
Odicef Sehaneman charged with drunkenness. bat
when searched At the station pair 81 brass
kntickiea we're found In o his goe bets. He VII
b. charged with Carrying concealed weapons.
The seattle basshan team viii play the wiiks-
son Club at Athisiic park this afternoon The
Waiting has the repgtAiion q putting up a
stHd game and Manager Dagdslss bcss not
loaking Tor anything cary. Game VIII 10 called
Is Umpire Ncfneruy At o'clock shsFp.
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Mime. CreveIIi Seriously III.

Nine Bsrta Crivelii. the weIi-known
musician 81 this city, has since her return
from the East last March, been seriously
m at her home No. 10 Fifteenth ave-
nue. On Friday last she was suddenly
attacked with congestion OF the brain and
IL not expected 70 live. Her ralatiyea In
the East have been telcEraphed FOR
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says lie Robbed III. brother.

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. IA man CIV
ing the name % Frank ". Traverse has
surreudsred himself SO the police. aiieg-
ing that he rohAed his brother, u r
Traverse. ~ a Park Row New York, ~
81 90 last July lie says that he stole
the money from the cash drawer after bis
hrother had refused 10 lend Il 70 him.
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GRANT MEMORIAL LtsR Any.


The FredarSc James Grant memorial
library ~ American history la the Eai-
vtrsity 20 Washington 81 ona ~ tia most
complete portions az The library q that
Institution. II Is constantly being in.
creased ~ contributions from the friends
81 Mr. Grant Prof Meaug e the Depart
meat - history. - secretary - the assa-
ciation Ca establish the library, and the
large oak bookcases have been lu kis
classroom uul tae last week when they
were removed to the general library.
The number % students using the books
became - greAt that they could not be
accommodated IN classroom. An alcove
in the general library has been set side
for the Grant library. There are a nam
Der % books on American history greatly
needed in This library. and q Is bored
sac association will be a5lo 70 secure
them basoEs AaotAsE term bexinA4
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,nston. was arrested last night BY ofncer Cameron
on charge q bring disoFdsfly person.
HARRIET Richardson yesterday instituted suit
far drnsca in the superior cont against Abrshsfn
Richardson uron the ground thr defendant Is an
ishifuai drunksrd and has failed 70 support her
ne rouple were married November IS is9
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william Kelley. who was arrested Friday
evening on a charge Of having stolen a
gold watch which he attempted 10 pawn.
entered a plea % guilty 10 petty larceny
In the police court yesterday afternoon
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NEW YORK OCT vsnty plants
~ the American T ,st sos ny Will
resume operations 2.t
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EVERYBODY that can spare the time viii
attend the Fruit Fair al Spokane Houud
trip tickets. via the Great Northern ny .
snf., ts0 a Oct
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Big Sale.

We are Cutting Prices
all 10 Pieces During Our
Big Clearance sale.
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SCrOfula

Fsw are entirely FREE srol e.
II may develop - slowly az 70 cause
httie X eny dlstgrnAECe iartng the vhaio
psTlai % childhood
II may thea protucs trrsEaiarisy az tire
stomach and bowels. dyspepsia. cAthrrh.
ana marked tendency "a consumption.
before m&nigestng Itself ia much cutA-
neoUs eruption or glandslar swelling
II Is best to To are that you are SuNs
free from H. ans fN its camslets eraaica-
ton yon can rely on
Hoods SarSdparilla
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DAYLIGHT trip 70 Victoria oaiy Sc.
Take the Resale
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BY J. MARTA Miller. Special Correspondent
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ministers Of The Powers
lind tbe missionaries.
Representatives Of Foreign Governments In China We're
Too Optimistic. and Did Not Seem to heed the
Warnings Of Danger From the Religious Teachers

xnx-1aen4a1nxnNaAa11 sn1s1A1aSAS
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Or. DAVID KENNEDY PROVES
HIS lDtsTlH

And Explains What Becomes Of
His Letters Unless They are
Directed 20 Kennedy Row 4
Statement Under Oath Before
the Mayor o. King stoa. N. y
CouNgF ~ ulxgtA -
nr David Kennedy l-snR auiy
sworn. szys. I am the Alacovefrr ~
Calcafa Solvent. MY only of3cc and
place ~ business "a be- thf kmnnRdr
Row. 90 Broadway Roneosl Cts u
Kingston n. ". where ! Am q pfAe.ic-
ina physician and earFe3a
what ] am advertised az saying ~
cslcarA Solvent Is What ! really Do aeY
now. 10 the light ~ many years % "a
porience snd practice a. physician
and surgeon
am the only Dr David Kennedy IA
Rondout or Kingston. y, Y, FOR
some tiqo previous TO 1888 ! wos con
neeted with the Dr. David Kennedy
Corporation o. Randout \ ". 10
which ! had sold The right 10 msnufac-
ture Or David Kcnnedya Fpyorite
Remedy In 1898 | wes deposed from
the management ~ that corporation,
and have not since had any coatr9l
over It's affairs. bat have been engaged
In the practice 81 my profession In
kennedy Row. and 10 the preparation
~ the new medicine. CalCura Solvent
Its manufacture i under my personal
supervision
But the corporation bearing my
name and manufacturing the remedy !
discovered over twenty-five years age,
procured from the pOsioiilee depart
ment an order that an letters directed
TO me by my proper name and title,
that IS "Dr David Kennedy Rondoat
NJ Y" should be delivered to IL then
asked my friends and patients 10 adj
dress me as David Kennedy, NJ ~,
Kingston. n y" and the corporation
then procured another order direc; ag
all letters addressed In that manner 10
be delivered 10 II. and is now ing
those names and addresses in IT'S adj
yertisements. For that reason letters
directed 10 DR. David Kennedy or pa-
yid Kennedy, NJ. D., Kingston, T. y. or
Rondout, N. Y, are delivered 20 the
corporation. Of which one Augustus J.
Phillips Is the president. and from the
management OF which ! am excluded.
Therefore, have been compelled TO
ask people who want my advice and
my medicine to always insert Kennedy
Row" In my address, and hence direct
their letters as follows; David Ken
nedy, Physician and Surgeon. KennelN
Row, Kingston, n. Y.
DIR. DAVID Klc.tNFDi
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 9th day OF November, 1898
WILLIAM d. BRINNIE3.
Mayor Of the City OF Kingston, N. Y.
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Even at the risk Of repeating . mor'
than "thfics told tale" We cannot rtfrsir
from q word OF caution ct this season o.
the year about the necessity OF good seed
for the production OF . good crop. To
lock through the agricultural press 10 tsl
ly sprise. one would cay that oil had been
said upon the subject OF testing seed corn,
in order TO be sure that it would grow Wig
orously, that need be ssi9. To rids
through the corn belt later 10 the ssasop
the appearance OF many 6slds would indi
cate that enough had mot been said. Aim
ing ct golden mean, we are not going to
say q erest deal. but merely to drop o
word OF caution thst it 10 not enough for
seed corn to look we'll. When assurance
OF tho visor with which 1t will grow can
be 90 EASILY obtained, . test should always
bs made, and in msking .bs test do net
provide conditions that are toe 'coddling
Try to make them o. nearly like the
Geld conditions under which the bulk Of
the seed tested will hhvs to grow II II 10 to
make crop ct ell, and carry the ties. fsf
euongh. too. TO furnish mean Of judging
Whist kinds OF plants the seed will make
A esrmissting test between w,t cloths will
furnish 40 indication OF the percentage OF
seed that will Put forth rooilsts. but takes
. test 10 soil. where the plants arc sctsslly
permitted to come up fer enough 10 jadge
Of their visor, to determine what percent
age OF the seed will prodsos vigorously.
Many . srsip Of corn that responds oil
right to test between vet cloths might
msks II best only "nubbin" producsr il
planted under field conditions. Test The
reed, and in order to make tas test tell
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