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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-01
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YOr,A, OCT. 3l.-CU1TON-Busl-
ness at the Cocoon ElNenanSe to-day was
acuve, WIN prices uecIuvu4S n,Snei. Inc
vpeI1ug can showed u urciAlies u D points
10 All ADVANCE OIL j points. Ediiy capieS
we're pracLIcaIIyz uncnati5eu, WHEREAS sl''
ADVANCE nau been eApeC,ed.
Tune tIa.Iiis was SAaeh. &C.,,
cauleS, however, renected IL 1liue' ~
1eeuiIS III Inc Eiis.lSHs 1udihSl, winch
clus-u nrm at a net advance Oh o-'9H9
,-,,,u triSaIe caDIeS were aiSO Oh d JUL
Isn character. toIeiSn buying became d
Ic;uture. y quick cnanSe IN loCai sehll-
tu,.nJ TOOK pace. .trrIceSr advanced rap"
nav WIN -SnortS Conspicuous buyers. LII
veatmeut demand was also Il feature. me
upward NOV eLilenu III prices was accel-
oraIeu by preuicuonS= OF IroSts IN Western
/ eXt1s, UAlauU1na ana llidlan IefIltoiE.
IouyIng orurls IRON the SOuIn multiplied
rapluly. FROM the lowest prices OF lie
iiiorIiiig to The pest price OF the alter
noon Inere was All ADVANCE OF 10 10 y
points.
a lew intervals of partial reaction fol-
Iowed prOul-lah4nS, DuL IN the lialn the
temper OF The uldinet was strongly sDuit-
Isn. me leeiinS at the close was quiet
and steady, at q, net advance OF ii TO 10
points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-01

COTTON-Futures opened steady; DC
toner and November. o.93; december,
S..t5; January, So; repruafy, SIS; March,
o.u'; April, 500; May, 100; june, S.39;
August, SIS; September $40.
Futures closed quiet; November, 9o3;
December. $40; January, 81; February,
81: March, JI2; April, BIZ; May, al5;
June, o.I2; July, $40; August, 3.u5; Sep
TENDER, SO.
Spot cotton closed quiet at Is advance;
mluaing uplanus, Us; mlddnnS gull, Us;
SAFES, LOO bales.
COTTON-0uiet; middling, 2Es; net re-
celpls, - bales; gross, -su.o baies; safes,
800 bales; STOCK, -o,i22 bales; exports 10
france, l,GO3 baleS.
Total to-day-Net receipts, o4,4l1 bales;
exports TO Great Britain, 2a.2l3 bales; TO
france 900 DaleS; TO me COuuNt!lt, to,-
oJo paIes; stock, U,2,SI4 bales.
CouSouuated-Net.r receipts, 2io,16o bales;
exports to Great Britain, ov,ol' pa!es' 10
france, l5,4v7 bales; TO the Continent,
o., Ioi bales.
Total SINCE September 1st-Net receipts,
=, la4 ,l51 bales; exports to Great Britain,
luLyoo ba4es: TO france, So bales; TO
the Continent, 43u,3e3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 31.-CoTToN-
Futures-November, S.o90S-31; December,
S.Sodo. 50; January, S.oouooJ; FEBRUARY,
S9UDlS ~; March, S.92uos3; April S.9-W
S.J4; May, S.93@S94; June, S.949S.96
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 31-FLOUR-Srong-
er and fairly active, influenced by the
further rise in wheat and higher Mime
apolis advices. Winter patents, S3.5O44;
minnesota patents, $4M4.3O.
RYE F'LOU R-Steady.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
GUS tue Chicago 4 Alton.

Michael Jordan. 81 this city. has
brought suit against the &. y a. rail.
road company for the recovery 81 A..
NM alleged damages. The plaintiff In
his petition states that the defendant
caused their detective, u. Green, Ia
arrcs, him on the charge ~ petty lar
ccny alleged to have been committed
In July l%D. and that at his trial he
was acquitted. Mr.. Jordan alleges
that his reputation and good name
was damaged tn the extent 81 4 3,0n,
and asks for 300 additional ~ punt.
tive damages. The cauSe for action
II supposed to be the arrest of the
plaintiff In July on the charg" of steal.
Ing old railroad ties. Mexico Ledger.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
500 Reward. 500.

The readers III this paper will M
pleased to learn that there II ut least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In oil It's stages, and
that Il Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive sure known To the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being u
constitutional disease, requires q con-
stitutiOnsl treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood aud q surfaces
Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature
In doing it, work. The prOprietOrs
have so much faith In its curati"e
pOws rs, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any ease that IL fails to
cure. Send for list ri testimonials.
Address, y. J. CHENEY Il co.. To-
ledO, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 1e
Halls Family Pills are the hest.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
A Familiar Calendar

The 1901 edition of the Columbia
desk calendar Is being distributed by
the American Bicycle Co.. Columbia
Sales Department. Hartford. Conn.
II will h~ sem Ia any address upon
receipt ~ live 2.cent stamps. This
unique and useful compilation has
been issued annually for the last six
teen years and Il has come 10 be- re-
garded a., mn Indispensable article In
many business offices and homes.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
Will Not Leave Missouri,

II. II. Parsons, late Republican
candidate for congress In this district,
writes the Democrat and denies that
he will leave Missouri ut an early daup
and locate In Montana.
He may go there for u few weeks
outing, he says, but Missouri IL good
enough for him. and Marshall, Saline
county, will continue to be his post
Office address until he dOns his angel
plumage. -Sedalia Democrat.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
Getting to the Fair.

The large force az men and teams
now engaged In grading for the Mis-.
souri, Pacific spur tO the State Fair
grounds will complete that part of the
work this week. With favorable
weather next Monday morning u big
force ~ men will he put tn work layi Ing
ties and rails, aud, i've weeks later.
tn, track to the fair grounds will have
been completed. Sedalia Democrat.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
Rheumatism, Acute and Iuflammatory.

To those afflicted with any form ~
rheumatism. W. advise u cOurse ~
DIR. A. V. BANEs Rheumatic Specific
which has effected complete and last.
ing cures In well.nigh incurahle cases,
that have resisted the persistent efforts
Of reputable physicians, as well as u
trial ~ other we'll known remedies.
IRheumatoid Arthritis, II form of
nervous rheumatism, where the joints
are enlarged, inflamed and stifIened,
can be relieved and controlled II taken
In time. II necessary. he Rheumatic
Specific can be changed to suit indi.
vidual cases. Write us q full history.
DIR. \. V. BANES MEDICINE CO.,
81. Joseph. Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
Wants 10 b. Ohaplaiu

DR.. II. Is. Boude of California, Mo-.
Is an applicant for the position Of
chaplain of the Missouri Senate. For
many years DIR. BOude resided In
Richmond aud his daughter. Mrs.
Louis Magede, Is now u resident. The
many friends ~ the Doctor In this
city wish him success. Richmond
Democrat.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
l0cAl IN BRIEF.

BOOK store. Nv
Judge samuel Davis left Monda,
afternoon for Lexington.
Miss Allie King IL q new clerk at
the Marshall Book Store.
J.. T.. Mari and wife. ofIsidve Prairie
were In our city shopping Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Phillips. of Corder, was a
dinner guest at Hotel Hurt Monday.
a. B Snoddy. ~ Springfield. Is the
guest of Marshall friends this week.
Mrs. G. a. knight left Tuesday for
IaBellc. Mo-, for u visit tO relatives.
Miss Lille Sparks. 81 blackburn.
spent sunday at her home In this city.
Maurice vanAnglen. ~ Malta bend.
IL reported quite sick with %diphtheria.
Judge Rich and wife. Of Slater.
were visiting Marshall friends Fri.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Short, ~ Long.
wood, were In Marshall Monday shop.
ping.
=. ". Mitchell. ~ Blue springs,
was In Marshall recently buy Ing
horses.
Mrs. Sarah El-ca. 81 Ut. Leonard,
was the guest ~ Mrs. II. y. l.. smith.
Saturday.
Rev. T.. u. Morris left Monday
morning for ~. Louis aud returned
Wednesday.
Don't let Xmas heat YOU To- the Mar.
shall Book Store -hOwrvcr Il II ready
for you both. w
Jesse Hensick and daughter. Lillian.
III Little Rock, were guests nj iio,el
Hurt Saturday.
y. II. Hea and daughter. Katherine,
will spend Christmas with Mrs. Phi
Ou nj Sedalia.
simpson Il knight, Lawyers. office
VNeV SpuuW WI Sus'''' ~V'"" " NUuVs
of your business. N.tf
Miss Mabel Harrison returned :,
blackburn sunday after u visit I,
Marshall relatives.
Mrs. John Robertson. ~ Clarks,
vile. II making u visit Ia her sister
Mrs. ID. +. Manning.
Boone DeGarmo left Monday IA,
Crawford county. Kansas, where h
goes To invest In q farm.
Miss Martha Rea will leave Satur'
day for Kansas City, for u short Wis
Il Ia Miss Anna He'll Hudson.
u. =. ireland returned Friday from
st. Louis. where he went with u ship
ment ~ two ear loads Of cattle.
Capt, Dave Burruss and family, o
Miami. were guests Of J. ID. Fristo,
and family Friday ind Saturday.
Miss Bessie Orear II ut the Marshal
Rock store for the Holidays M,
would In pleased to seeh her friends. "
II. y. Headley, of Lexington, Ky.
arrived Monday for u visit "a Capt
Ste!e Price and mother, Mlrs. Mar!
Price At Hotel Hurt.
l.. ID. Hicks. wife and daughter
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
NToNTcLAR MILITARY ACADEMY,

Our aim: Character. body building scholarship. Es-
pecaly cordial relations with Princeton catalogue
address !. G. MACvTCAR. a. NJ. Head Master 25
Walden Place MontcIar n J.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
Baukruptrr presee0Iugs-
STATED TERM OF THE DISTRICT

AT A STATED TERM OF THE DISTRICT
Court OF the United the Southern District
Of the Court House in the BcFoush -
Manhattan OF New York. the 26th day q
july 1900 Present Hon Edward B. Thomas. Justice.
In the Matter william B F1er. Involuntary Bankrupt
II appearing 70 satisfaction q this Court BY the
aFi4avts Of Abraham verified July 23rd 1900
and Of samuel FletsclEuan verified July 8rd- 1890 that
oe7itfon mas this Court praying thar rhs
named 3 Filler 5e declared bankrupt
q, thar suopFua issued
Court William Filler retuT1a1le
the 9rb av OF July that service thereof and OF tho
etftFon could not made BY the Marshal OF this Court
shown By OF said Marshal dated the 5th
day of July 1900 le In this Court stating that
William 3 Filler could not ne found And lr
s,,-ther anDearinr from said afidavrs that
ten have elapsed since sai0 Teturu cay or
appearance has been Hled and
Of the said William B Filler
be aScertaned and that service %
the subprsna and petition herein cannot be made
mir, within district Now upon said a6avits and
= marshal and all the proceedings
breir 4. is Ordered the said William b Filler appear
- eve uerion herein hed the once OF the Clerk %
tbs Court on OF May 1900 praying that the
yTI1iau b declared involuntary
eknr. and that of his failure appear plead
anser Or deTuur adjudication oe made according 70 the
ver ~ petition and further appearing that
order Is tpracticahs u - Ordered
OF order he made the said William
Filler publication week Tor SIX Co consecutive
Tribune said pDnllcatlon 70 -
3Oth day of July. 1910.
EDWARD b THOMAS. c 8 J
SAMUEL. FLEISCHMAS. Attorney for Petitioners S43
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. New York civ
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
5urrosGtcs' Nonres.

CANS, FREDERICK A.-The People Of the
STATE OF New York. by grace of Cod free and
Independent. Berthe de Bonay Adele Pacc1rd- VII
helimins Jacques Henri Fer
rier Gabrielle Isabelle Cans. Marie Bdree Cans. Mar
guerte Cans, EdOuard Robert Francois Cans.
Frederick II. Cans Minna Cans. Elise Cans Bertha
Cans Chdren's AID Society of the City o. New YORK.
Society Prevention % Cruelty Children In ths
city OF View York Society for the Prevention OF Crelry
Animals city % New York. The Trustees of the
Cathedral of John the Divine. The Trustees q the
Waysids Day Nursery. and all interested In
the OF Frederick A Cans late OF the City o New
YORK. deceased creditors isgatees, next % kin cr
otherwise. send Ereeting
Tou and each Of you are hereby cited and required ser
sonaly be ami appear before Surrogate % r1@
County Of New York. the Surrogats's Court - sat
held County Court House IN the County =
New York 18th day ot September. 1900 az half
Judicial settlement OF -
proceedings Franklin b Lord. o.
will ard testament of deceased. you a
hereby cited under the OF Cweny0ue YEARS
required appear guardian.
n appear and apply for 70 bN
pointed OF n neglect failure
guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
and for the proceeding
testimony whereof. have caused the seal % th@
Surroga5s's Court OF said County o
York 10 hsrsunto afixed Witness Hon
IL 81 Abnsr Q. Thomas a Surrogate Of said
county. the County OF New YORK. 18th
day OF july in The % our Lord thou
sand nine hundred
J. FAIRFAX McI.ACGHIIN
Clerk Of the SurrbgaJs's Court
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04

received by the Common Council of the city ot Sev
R,.balA n Y up 20 \ o'clock .. TUESDAY,
Au9Ist Tn 1900 at the city Han. corner q Main ad
Necha1lc Sts city for twenty sewer eeTicaes
febtasnsss e one dollars each and one sever
-rftsst ~ Indebtedness thousand three hur7s
for the purpose -
provided for In 2na OF Chapter Us of the INs q
1850
The said certificates numbered from one 70 twenty
one Inclusive interest a. the rate q q per
,anurn u@r annuna be sold the person. nr g
rorporatlon Offering the highest premium
The payment OF Tire prrpctpal of the sever
os Indebtedness optional and interest VIII be payable
sernisnnEsy the first DAYS Of February and August
in each year 49,. -.
ist 1900.
All proposals shall hs accompanied BY osrtinsd eherx
On National Bank 00a. PAYABLE % the orter a
the city Treasurer of New Rochelle. y Y
Common Council RESERVES the rshs 20 reject any 81
BIDS to b. addressed to J. ssz city CsTS ard
marked such
Dated New Rochelle n Y. July toyh 1900.
ANDREW J. SELL. city Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04


time of shs delivery q said mortgage and n inysussrs
sad defendant Harper and Brothers suceeese % AL q
- hereby made FOR fun
description a ssctrutYpes All the inventories
shove IN 'he possession % the piantiH
s
All % which property 3 nav tn and upon ths real
estate and premises hsretEabcve described
AIs0 the right 20 publish the psriodlcais knos aa
''HaFpsr'S New Monthly MaEazine- o. haTpera M1Ea-
Elne." ''FfaTpeFs WesSiy," "HarpeTs HazaaF and
''Earner's Round Table, similar style.
OF the Harper q
Brothers'' IN business which be carried ay
the purchaser purchasers provided hy and
70 the provisions % certain supplemental pledge and
covenant dated November 10. leeA, maize oetEe~n tas
members of the eoPaFtneFshD q Harpsr botneFs and
the corporation Harper Brothers and TIE state
Company TraStes under The moEtEaEs aeFsihastoEs
mentioned. for The a. said HaFper 8 Brothers
style of each % said periodicals. above
mentioned provided BY Eaid n.edze and asfe@rasnt
and also the said pledge and and all benefits
and rights Hereunder thereby granted.
Dated. NsV-YcFk- JuT 10. 1900.
HAMILTON ODELL. Rsfsrss-
Attorneys f5r PfaInttH. IS BEoad Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
The following q diagram Of the real property % -
sold described above it's Street numbers. far
numbered as S27, 32a sSi 333 335 8a7 Pearl
Street and ID. 81 s3 s. 81 So s. and 90 ClE Street.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
DUBIIC NOTTCE.-sealed proposals viii be

Il received BY the Councf of the city OF Se~
Rochelle y Y, % 70 O'Clock p m On IessieS S1i
AZ the Cfrv Hall corner Main and Mechanic SIS a.
provided for in Section 2T1a o. Chapter e. q the Laws
Of 1900 ...-- -. -. -.
said bonds Be numbered from thirteen 70 sxSysvs
inclusive will be sold % the person nrr OF eors
tiOn Offering highest premium -
me bonds will be registered bonds ana payaoie an
Bonis number thirteen fourteen thousand so
lars or August 1910 bonds each year taere-
after until the issue - paid.
The interest said bonds will be at the rate or %
uer per and payable on The nrst days o.
IN each wear
said bonds 20 " dated August 1st. 1900
A proposals. accompanied BY eerttned checS
IN National Bank S10O0.0o payable 70 the order
of fhe city Treasurer city of New Roehee y =
The Common Council the right % reJect any q
all bids -.
BIDS 10 be addressed Andrew J. sslz CITY Cerh and
By order Of the Common Council Of the city az New
Tated New Rochelle y Y July I0th- 1900
ANDREW J. SELL. city Clerk
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
Proposals

DUBLIC NOTICE-Sealed proposals win Be
- received By the Common Council Of The CITY OF New
Po~beIIe y Y up to 8 O'Clock p Tuesday. August
7rh 1900 a the city Han corner Main and aechante
Sts IN said city thirtythres bonds or on-
thousand dollars each. and sewer bond FOR one to
s7d seven hundred ssveneyeght dollars and ninety
four cents FOR the purpose provided for in Section Zs
OF Laws of 1885 -
nfty-eght Inclusive and vii be sold 70 the person HIN
or CORPORATION Offering the highest premium
-ha said be registered bonds and payaoe -
folio bonds
tbcsant dolIar on August 1st 1870 bonds eaes
wear thereafter until the total issue ts paid
tn+e-es- will The rate OF Per
centn per anaum payable the first days OF FEB
each year
Said bonds dated August Ist lSUo-
All proposals be accompanied BY esrfIn-c eneeS
an National Bank for OOOOO payable the order q
the Citv Treasurer City OF New Rochelle, n 2
The Common Council reserves the right 20 reject any o.
al
marked such - - -. -
BY order OF the Common Council OF the CITY o. ~
Rochelle -. -.
ANDREW J SELL. city Clerk
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04

C 4houas Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
NOTICE is hereby all persons claims
against Bertha KOhn. of County q de-
ceased 10 present thereof
subscriber place n transactng business No. -
Broadway. in the cry Of New 4ork on OF psfore ths
5th day of February. 1901
Dated New York. the 9th day of July, 1900
DAVID KOHN. Administrator
NICoIL. ANABI4s & LINDSAY. Attorneys. 81 Nassau
CITY
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
gitn Eotrls,

TMg lANGMAM7
FIFTH AVE. AND 52D ST. NEW YORK.
Will. REOPEN OCTOBER Is,
HOTEL OF THE FIRST ClASS
Situated r select and Desirable part of New
forks gran6est Apartments elegantly furnished
CUISINE CNEXCELLED. All arrangements rer ne
comfort and satisfaction Of guests az perfee as ce'
and experienced management insure
q z PCTTFARCKEN. Manager.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-09-28

cut by the agriculture experiment. sta.
ton at Purdue University, Indiana
The claim made was that feeding this
diseased flesh produced Il mild form of
the disease and pigs thus fed would
hereafter be free from cholera. This
theory was advanced several years ago
and caused considerable comment. Di.
rector Plumb. however, concludes tho
meshod of treatment not entirely u sue
CESS. according to the testimony at his
command. The experiment station does
not indorse this method OF treatment
and distinctly SO states. Hog cholera
lis Il contagious disease. and when once
1t secures n foothold in herd, usually
runs its course, and after much fatality
becomes more or less extinct. especially
where serious attempts are made to
stamp out the disease. Thus far nv
certain remedy, based on an extended
trial, has Lcen brought out. The In
diana experiment station will indorse
no hog cholera remedy now on the mar
ket. and tire most va al recommend
is absolute cleanliness about the pig
yards and lots anil the liberal USE OF
dfsiufecsanIs."
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-09-28
Cinnamon Madet to Wear queues.

The following gives the origin of the
queue. The early Chinese allowed the
hair to grow all over the head. They
did not cut it. but Wore it bound upon
the top OF the head. secured by IL or
more long wooden pins. In 1922. how
ever. the Manchus issued an order that
all Chinese under them should adopt
their style of hair dressing as II sign
of f~aitllfulness, on penalty of death.
The fashion thus begun by compulsion
is now followed from choice. AS no
man Il safely undertake to shave the
top of his own head. Il barber is re-
CURED daily. Those who cannot afford
to have one come to the house go into
the street and sit on the box of the
strolling barber to have face and head
shaved, ears cleaned, eyes swabbed out
and queue braided.
Whiskers are seldom worn, except by
some of the mandarins of high rank.
ever by the very few who can raise
them. y mustache is not considered
proper for Il man under 40.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-09-28
where success Lies.

So far as a profession for wornen is
concerned. we come back at last to the
fact that her success has been greatest
along eternally feminine lines. No girl
can be taught a better trade TIL
housekeeping or sewing. Every 5'eI.
the price of plain sewing is higher and
dressfnalsing climbs up into the clouds.
The world is hungry three times a'day,
2G5 days liz the year.. and has to he fed.
The whole human race is OH n still hunt
for a good cook and n good place to
board. These professions. carried on
intelli.ently. are never overcrowded.
/ oh" but you say. look ut the poor
sewing women crying for work! Look
at the boarding house keepers who
fall" True, but how did they do the
work? Didn't you have to take your
frocs back time after time to have it
fixed? Didn't it rip somewhere the
first time you put it on? Was it done
when promised? Was there ever any
thing tit to cat on the table OF the
boarding house keeper who failed:
Was her house IS neat as Il new pin!
incompetent, incompetent! No wonder
they failed. That was the cause of
their downfall. The woman who takes
pains TO be particular, who is honest
and conscientious in her work, sue
ceeds, says the Pittsburg Dispatch.
When you find a woman who is relia-
bic. who gives you the worth of your
money in her wares. no matter what
they be. you will find she has more
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-09-28
Haudlinr Corn shocks.

The report of the Kansas State fSnavl
II Agriculture say where hand lnbor
is pleuty the standard price for cutting
corn by hand is. 5 cents per shock, four
teen s,v fourteen hills square, without
board, or so cents per acrc. as There are
sixteen shocks of This size per acre.
Corn should always be cut ON briggs,
clear days. or on such. a day as is coed
to cure hay III. Two men Should work
together, and the shocks should be
STATED ON a jack, which is made,by put
ting two legs. WELL braced together.
near II end of a 10-foou scantling, and
having an augcr hole near the upper
end for a broom handle. AS soon as
tour armfuls are set l,p against the jack
the shock should be- loosely tried with
a stalk II the Jack removed. AS soon
as the shocks have thoroughly cured,
say two weeks afasrrcutting, those that
are to be stored in tlle barr should be
baled under 5000 pounds pressure and
tied up with q wire common llay-baling
wire, z Wire will tie UP two shocks),
and those that ATE to he fed from the
field can he pulled up tight with rope
and pulley and tied with binding twine;
the Irvine should he saturated with coal
oil to prevent Ilice and insects from
destroying it. Eminent professors have
agreed that it only takes one and IL half
inches of rainfall to wash all traces of
nigestible matter 'out, Of IL shock of al
faifa, and corn shocks are also affected,
but not to so great Il degree. They have
also agreed that well-cured corn fodder,
put under a good roof without having
had any rain on it, is in every respect
just the anne as ensilage. except the
water content, and 1t is only necessary
to cut it and add water to secure food
identical to ensilage without the cost
Of n silo. with Its short life, and also
without the 90 to % per sent waste that
mold causes in tie corners of the silo.-
Prairie Farmer.