FORTH E FARM AM) HOMK.
Exen-ldUK Bulla.
Bulls ncwl exercise iu milcr tn it lain
their best iU-v-l -nt. Tiny arc
coiiiinoiily kept iiPictivce and without
traininsr. timl so ln'cmno vi- icus
dangerous, as well as loMiii; in part the
power to get strong and igurniis
calves. A bull that i wurU-.-il in the
yoke, or is trained in sumo other way,
is seldom u'!v or datigeruiH, and is
likely to beget ealves of greater vitality
than when made sluggish by routine-
inent. Valuable thoroiigh-brc d bulls
sometimes receive necessary training
and exercise, but lower grad"s .c Jilom
have any attention id' the kind, though
they need it in an ecpial degree.
Fool Hot ill Mircic
I'rofessor Stalker, of the the l,r,va
Agricultural College, gius tic the
JloMitti'wl the following ' lire f"f foot
rot in sheep: "The follow ing will ap
jly to the majority of rae. of simple fooi
rot: - All loose 'ilakes of h,.r;i .-InniM
bo carefully pai'ed olT aiel lie- hoofs
trimmed to a j'iccper shap . The foot
should be thoroiii;hly cleaiol w ilone
uc in a tar bandage. We simply put
on tar an'l bandage w it h a bit of strong
cloth. If there is muc h ulceration, a
i (ironic sore he.v ing been formed, touch
the surface with a solution, mi" jiarl
sulphuric or hydroi l.ci'ie acid and three
parts water. Mnw as ;tl . The
jctiimal shoiiM bp kept where aslitti..
wet and filth a po.-.sibe will p-a. h tlie
teet.
The Dulle r WoiVl I ,
There are several reasons iv hy hmtc r
v on't come w hc-n chiintc il. I'll" most
ficvpiipt (.'ite is the c'v.iin i. tcco sour.
This may happen from too I.nr keep
ing the eivam. or too warm .1 pi,c or
trccm the food. When the I',!1 si .i..n
changes the pasture it may h:ie tin.'
fleet of j.roilncing aeiclit'- inhc milk
instead ttf its usual alkalinity. P will
very probably remove the ti-..ii.'i. p.
give the row two ounces of c'-'.iii ...,! t
in a i;m1 of 1 ran sk p twice .1 w c .! tor
two days running, mti;.i:; ,1 pith,
moliisses or a teaspounlul of r in
to disguise the tate. This will r.ip.ivp
any acidity of the stomach, mid li eg"
the tone of the system. The i,,At
time therrenm .i-t in thi- way. after
it foams up. pour i:rs"vv piav' of cold
water, in whie'li a t"a-pc.oni'ul of -,it-pet
re and one of sail Vive been di -solved.
Long cliuriiin:," ei.i.'i , t,e,
butter anl makes it rancid.
t-IW.
A never failing well, or
the house h'uI 1 1 j barn, is a
era'imi, and it should 1 !'.
pasture. In tin- droug'i!
vummcr, wle-n so many
failed, some farmer h.i i
their cccst the value of a g
nng. near
ova! d sicl
:el iu e'.-ery
f li-- pa 4
,..-!is p.,.,..
I. to
. i:jpl ef
it-cl todr.t -v i;
pure wafer, They hav
from a longdistance l'cf I'.i.nily stij j I.-,
and daily to drive cittlo. m-;.-- to ti;e
ne arest river or spring. Tin's ha- taken
a great thai of time and l.i ! -r. and Ike
.attle have grown thin under the
scourge of scant forage, aid thir-t.
The lesson is, to dig the well a I'ov feet
deeper, at whatever cost. Take upttm
curbing if there is soil at the bottom,
and dig d. cper. If there is rock at the
bottom, drill with a two-inc h bore, si
or eight feet deeper, ap. evi-lnde giant
powder, or dynamite and rein! the rock
in every direction. This will often
reach some seam, and let w .it. i- i us), in.
If the drive w.-!l has (ailed, gi f a m-v
J'ipe. and drive it down scleral p-e-t
deeper. It is tuiie-h i-lu-aper i.luw
an iron j.ipe f.ir a few f.-et r a .lav .
than to drive cattle lomr ilist.iii.-.'s for
v atc-r. .-1 1,11 riinii J,- A.
I liiscilirntioil icl' eeil.
J'rofc -sor .b-lm-toa i l.i-.-iio-.. :.. i ,(. .
c-c rding to tlmir clayey or aidy pr. -
c i tiotis. thus :
1. Pure t lay froiu w hi. h no --.ii:r an
be- waded.
2. Mrong i lay or luid. e lav. which
(olltailis froiu live te welily per c i nl.
of sand. "
Clay lo.im w hi- h c-onlaiu- fi-.cu
twenty to forty je r nt. of .-ami.
I. Loam, w hic h ha fr. - a forty to
f'-venly per rent, of . aiel.
.. Samly loam, wliie h ha- fr-m e-v-f
"ty to ninety pi r . e li'. ef ..anil.
c. Light :-!iiid. wiiieh ha- b tl .ui
tt-n jeer cent, of lav.
Study soiN, Dun, are 1 1 .. . which
consist mainly of L'r.nih of im !. ot
silica, or Hint, and an- c alled -liii-i. m
soils. Nature never bestow ee uiioti
man a soil of greate r capability of be ing
made lastingly fertile than the
sandy, light soil of New Knglaiul.
(iravrlly soil needs te description,
though there are rich gravels and poor
gravels, depending upon the r.-cks (.f
which they are- composed ami tic tib-
stances which are mixed; igthein.
Clay soils consist largely of alumina ;
that is. having such an abundance of
clay that it is called the- "day metal.'
Clay itself is a compound of silica
(sand), acid, alumina, and w.iter. It
also contains potash, soda, and lime,
It forms .1 compact, fatty earth, sidi to
the touch, sticky in a moist state, and
very hard when dry.
Chalky soils have been formed from
rocks in which lime w as abundant.
J'eaty soils need im description; al
though they differ very widely.
Alluvial soils are formcjl by di peedt
ef sand, loam, and gravel brought elow n ami legs; chop the lean ; salt and pep
fly rivers. They are cjj'ten very i ich, per to suit taste; acid the liquor the
l-eing composed of a multitude of thin l -gi were boiled in, and last, but m-t
layers of mud in which all sort s ef fcr- h ast, a teacupful of vinegar and a kit.
tiliziog materials ure mixed. Loamy cupful of catsup toevcry gallon. When
miils contain a large portion of decayed thoroughly cold it can be tut out in
matter, humus or muck, as it is called, slices.
I
W'o idy lllne in a .'t.iteof ilreay .T-quires
a dark color and ultimately beeoine
mould. Loam contains a variety of.
ingredieids, as clav, sand, lime, in ad
dition to i imi ii--. It is a loose, fria'd"
j description of foil, ca-y to . nl'.iviit".
and as to texture js the most ili'Mtni'Ic
description of laud for purpose. of til
lmrc. Xttr '., !l'7(.
l-'liliil unit l.ttl'tlrti Ne.li-e..
Indian corn should be feci sparingly
to low U with white diiinagc
gives the feathers a yellow tint.
it
One of the best modes of wa'i ring
:'t.ock in winter is tec have a c istern in
one corner of the barn ba-eiietit. If
enclosed eiu all .-ides with it double wall
i! will raroh freo.o in the e-o.e-st
winters. The water tha falls on a
:'.ci pi f.-et barn w ill supply t.-n head of
slice k Ih-oiiitli the w iider.
Wh re fowls are ccciiliu'-d c'oiit itm.il'y
the i art h iu I lie yards should be loosened
or spadi-d up fi-i ipt'-ntly, that the birds
may tateh. I'yd itii t i i i ss the-grouud
is kept fresh, and the droppings are
mingled with the soil, and a' the same
time i (jives healthful ofcorcisc. tirecu
soiNth.it eeititain w-irms or the eggs
of insec ts, a; well as green food. should
be cast into their pens. The linding
of these" gies fresh impetus to th
.erati hing, ainl relieves the moiiotoitv
of their daily lives.
A' the New York ' t'e c periment
farm the result of different me.th.ds of
riltie4 and planting potatoes were
very marked. Peep rut sitttjli' i-v-s
proehiced to. i.-t and best market alike
pi.tatofs; but sinejle cye.s e-ut -hallow
were ve ry inferior. Pr. Sturle vuut's
'.pl,i!iation of this is that the eyrm of
the potato penetrates ehi'plv into the
potato. In shallow i-ntting muc-h of
this germ is destroyed and the plant
corte-.-pondingly en'crbled. p thus
leak' -, all the i i ff n-nce how the potato
i; cut .
Kgus may be kept in goed onler for
si mourhs by dip; ing i hem into wann
tallow, and afte r they are cool puckinc
them in sawdust ; rover with -awelu-.t
and make . -is tuailyaif tight as peis-j-hio.
and put away in a dry, tool pl.ee-
A-hes -hoiild le ver N- thrown upon
mainife heaps, te r misc. I with any
kind "f in, mure', as the eau-ti. potash
liberates the ammonia, w hic-h is very
eiiii'u nit to save. Therefor" spread
ash: s immediately upon the land,
whe ther grass or i ultiva'cd.
The n-e of earr.-ts fc-r fe eding horse a
i-ijuite' common, but this root i- m t
fell as lltlli h to eiCV s as it ought to be.
Sip f the eeoesPi.it have ui, ii'.e the
larg. st Putter and milk yie-lds -1 1 r "id
are ( d laru'e'y on carrots. A pe-ck of
carrot - a .lay is not an rvt ssi ,- ratjei.
thoiPih i in ay appear P" be -o to the
oi-'ll.ai'v farieicf. The fop is one t !i it
oll!it So be Ulcere llse.-ll (of tills pU! poe.
Many farme rs ,niure their f-irm implement-
Here by exposure to the
wcaihr than byu-enii the farm. An
implement which with good can' w otild
last twenty v cars, w ill, w hen cpese-e
to the' Wea'lier. bcei'liie. Use-less in five
years or even less. A farm cart which,
with good usage, woulel last almost a
lifetime, will last only a few years
whe n exposed tee the sun.
Mouldy stalks are often the cause of
si. knessaiiiongcatth'. which isehargcel
to horii-a;l." or some other imaginary
or ohse ure disease. Throw out all
Mim'ty stalks atid bum them. They
are u't w In lose mo food, and the sc at
tered smut will be very apt to infest
the crops another year.
Provide bedding ami ab-oilie-nts in
abumlajie-e., sec that the animals will
have a eh an and dry beet eve ry night,
and tec im rease the farm capital the
manure le ap. Scarcity of hciMing and
mate rial to absorb the li.piids means
decreased capital and fertility. Mirror
a. ill !':) no i:
leVe'lier.
I'e.e iiAVI T .It MPI.PS. - Half , poUIld
of I utte r, one pound grated e annt,
i, ( eg., one pound of white sugar,
as mm h (lour a; will make a dough.
Pe at sugar ami butte r tec a cream, a id
voiir i ggs. well beaten, and cocoanui.
L i-tly. stir in the ilmir until pretty
ttf. l.oll ell! in Strips abeiut feinr
mi hi s long, join the ends and bake in'
bc.tte fi-d t in -.
Tcct To prepare Pca-I suitable
(or inv aluls. cut stab" brea'l in slices
half an im h thic k, ami trim off the
crust ; then (mid it far enough away
from the tire to dry it before browning
it ; it should be of a delicate brown
color and quite dry in the middle ofthe
slice; ill this condition it is more easily
digested than when made so quickly
that the moisture of the bread remains
iu it.
til i;m Pins.--Half pint milk.
live eggs, two large specoiis ileeitr. two
ounces butter: bake in small tins or
cups: till them half full ; they require
a quick oven ; a few minutes will bake
them; to be eaten as soon as they are
out of the cups, as they will fall if
allowed to cool.
Hkah CiiiiKsK. - Clean the legs
ni. civ and boil bv themselves, so that
when done there will be plenty of the
liquor. 5oi the upper head, minus
n.irs. eyes and nose, with oiisidcrable
b an meat, tenderloin is best, and w hen
deem' remove News and skin from head
LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
I'ee-leioei rnne'lr-e.
Langtry bonnets. gloves and slippers
are the rage.
Ii 'inan striped silks are usecl for full-
ilriss occasions.
('tit and amber beads border new
F roil i h hats and bonnets.
Arabesques of satoucho are thelead-
nig jacket and wrap garnitures.
Faicy feathers of every doseript ion
arc the rage-for millinery use.
Telegraph. huar. ch'ct lie and royal
are four ve-iy popular .shades of blue.
IJoyal tardinal j.e.kcts are very
I'a-hioii.ibly w iu ti ov er black skirts of
silk, - al in. or cashmere.
Si arlet i loth, w ilh eider-down woven
n it. is a light and cecmforlable. fabric
for w i.der underskirts.
Pound and ov al-shape-d brooches are
inipieted now that every lady is sup
plied with long, .sle-iiili-r l.cc-pins.
While fell poke be.nm-ts trimmed
with while nil. lit Velvet, white feathers
jiti.l some gilt braid, are worn by young
Ptibv, very dark plum
gold, u brown are the sha 1
Vl'glle tof Veve-t eji.lUicei
ploineiiad.-.
The . g-eef-muttoll sl'-evc
tor.
ami
t in
lb"
I or
hav.
pro e. cc.ssfiil. Put tic i l".e e o.lt
dc.es are now slight Iv e a I-li i "I i-d at
tic top to 1:11 them above the ann-
llol-.
Tb" ( irietital i lo.iking.- m-e.-.t f i loon
ii'-tlii; vv int. r are of uiiec silk am!
we istei! in tine e mi T-h.cr shaw 1 !--r
t -- a'i l ,. ri' b and aii.ibie, ce.ee-i!o;.
I'e.pjier- e-le.rcel -ilk a'lio!ve' e.-lll-
l-eia' 'i di -c . are among 1 1 1 - ne.-l
.e. i J, ,- tie- -.1 a ..'U. Kmbrecide rv on
li le . ! ,ll..l mull ' I '!''' '1 be- ide. gOnps
are t hi t rimming -.
Pl.ii-.l;-of t very di.-it iptH-n Ki-mao.
I'.l vt lie. I Vi' at.il ,c;d !.-- ill c ' V i -1 v
icape and .o'e w.-rn I r ,-kirt-,
wit h oe r .e k-t s ot v i !ve t or plu h in
a in. no. liroi ulcer.
Pi iihtU.d ration tor towel.; ami
r ipkm- '--i ' its. ti this f. rut : Tbc-thr-
-lib .ere ib a " n I eit p gu l.ii nit i t -v
,i(i t;.i i a il''-l'il c, work.cel i'l
tile- Kit i r - t i' (t . ok ere ,1 th re.l'ls eit b et
ui l-c t'i iig-!'"!'e, I u( t.,i-li"le, of e i il-
spc h.or bv simply i 'V nv-t -ing.
A tli'V." t'!' ii i- lii Use w !-'i h is a
soit ot i -ml- nation of P-atle r and
11 -S- t id b. atl'l 1 Ve rv Ifeet iv e upl'll
c.l'iv.i.. 'Ih;; c.-;is;sts ilj wi-ikiog
a. i. P.- o vaiving li-rigth into ami oi-
t 'V
-.-M I a- il eetlee-r. in e- e l
tb'- M'l.ad 1" ing -'
-If' Me -.ii. i a w ay ri- t-
a'.te-ill etc
l-.-l- I Ih!
h
l P-'-i
it 'ire
.-.-dil -Wo-k t -.:l . !.i .. ,
-c. .Pc.-'l bv gath. r ug ri'o
an i!! ! w el.- at ititi I -. a!s
lemg it into th --hap. -a a
v and I a me; it w it !i a .-w
'le - i'i Pie i . :,t..- ol a
:.d t!
n P
ili 1-
I' .'l (el ' t !'i ll ' V e 1 V e t . . V pre My
-. .i( I T ' tie p.ale- a-'.- i,,a h- ill o .
lip.tcv ci,ns; n. with '-m h r.c-e-I w.-rk
ill I ,l-i "ii e a: l ie d "Hi a( t he e lei-.
A ru-leleeeeectili- Mieee-eiitilee-l- Oct V eeeeieli'
I l'c-1.
I'll" fee t of AlmTie.llis .ire. as a
rule. e -mall- r and lighte r bu id than-tin-
(c-i-t of l'ngbsliiin-n. and have more
arch and higln r m-tc-p-. I worked iu
tin- bc-st London shops Pe-fori- coming
to t Li - e eiimtry. and I know there are
plenty of I ig feet among tin- Fugli-h
aristocracy. The feet ofthe Amiiican
la !,e-are -iiialb r th.m those, ed' Fng
1. !i l.idi. .. but the A tnerii au ladies
aro apt t" distort their feet in a wav
that I'.iigl.sh ladies do pot. Now. by
right- the last on which a shoe is made-
ellglll lo b- three s,-, fug, - th.lll the
fo..t. There are four si. -p, an lie h.
so that Would give tl :'ee-.,iiarte-s of
an itnh room to the p...p An F.iig:i-h.
vvoiiia'i will take -in h liica-ureice,t,
but if y.Hi make- .-hoe s m that vv.ivf.-i
American ladie-s you will havethelu
left on your hand . Yoti e .mmet make
tin- -hoe more t 'nan fruin a de ami a
h.llf to (WO ses j ee e'c the I Vil' t length
of the foot. -Anything I can git my
loot in I call wear," they i.,iy,aml s'e We
give plenty of wielth between heel and
ankle, so that they ran slip their fee t
in, and they deen't seem to mind how
the ir teces are pinched together w hm
th" foot settles llltee the' sheer. Tic
result is the Knglishwoinen have a
trier, e.e.sicr gait than Aim lie an
we. me tc"
Thep eirrn nl dire-e-rep.
Ifnecn Olga looks ery P.cli-h. al
thecugh she resembles lmr aunt, the
queen of Hanover. The (irand Duke
Constantino was vi, e-cmper-r .f lius-
ian l oiaim wnen sue was a emm,
which accounts for so mm h in her air
and manner which reminds one of the
Warsaw ladies. The face is very
regularly proportioned, and yet met in
the le-a'-t classical. Her hair is still
very line, and curls naturally. It is
draw n hack from the forehead with a
e,...,bsnehas wrs.'einn,ejiict..resof
".Mic e in v oiiiici i.iini. i lie lace js
round in its front contour. It is lighted
up by a pair of dark, beaming ryes,
which have a soft ami kindly expres
sion. The queen is simple ami natural.
She looks at once gentle and a woman
if spirit. In giving informal audiences
she plays a good deal with her mops ; i,l,"ut ". ,H N,.""1 gallons. .f wimjand
dog. Like the king, she is m.-re and ' ,H,",M, gallons of hrandy.
inoie struck each time she revisits- Some French chemists have sue
France with the vitality of the French , c.ecl.sl in solidifvinie- petroleum, in
people, their happy activity ( for, as which state it bin nsffke tallow. Thi;
busy as t'.iey are, they have time to solidili. ati.m u rffected by adding lo
look around them and seem to enjoy ' distilled petroleum '..' per cent, of the,
keeping their eyes open), and their purified juice of plants belonging In
extraordinary prosperity. e the family of the Luphorhim fur. ,
N IINTIHO M'lMI'.
I It i - i st incited that the . limited ll'otl
production of the world is !'.'. P-7'd'
tons, and of this (ireat I'.iH.iin, tlia
I'nited States, (iermany. and Pianci
contribute ss, p,.r cent. tic lir-t two
' pi,; p,.r ,.,.,
The Pfiod of animals of an he i biv ot
,m, nature that have bet u a-t lini.tMel
iu elevated regie ens has been found by
. p. p.ert tube richer in oxvgiit than
the blood of the similar animals in-
habiting lauds mar the leve l ot the
sea.
Au expedition tmderthc e pe rii tn i'd
clirc t ion of Pr. Fischer is to cxpl-ec
Fast Ce ntral Africa, cros-ing thcu.-w
Mountains ami entering tic (iada
regions. It has an eye to comim r r as
wdl as investigation, and the Hamburg
icographii -a I Society ha; voted l-'i,.1"!
maiks a-, a grant in aid.
The blood of crabs and He r criMa-
e eaiis has be" 11 proj eel by M rt'eil. rii q
tohav e the same salim e "ti d i'ut i-m
ami the -ami- strong ami I t'i-r taste a ;
the wat.-rs they inhab;'. ll'it I!:.-
btiMiel of .-.-a li-he-S is VCIV d.tVl-le pt. p
has not the -ami- coi!.-t,;ioi .n
vv .iter, .-! th'i s'tcews a inarked . upe.
ri--rity . r that (,f crab...
The iluratioti of thf sP-rat al ePiv
piaci' ih pends upon the- e-v P ut of the
storm, and the ck"iiy with which it
.i Iv am -es. If the -p. i-m be only Inn
mil- .s in diameter, and advance-, t vv c-ni y
md'-s pe r Iciir. it- cPiratjon at any
pl-ee- c aiitft exceed live hours. If the
d'.im. tc-r of the storm be greater, or its
progress I -ss rapid, its duration at a
give-n la-v will l.e in -. a-nd.
Au It.ihau h i- d:-ovireil that the
l.ai'liiug of silk w-em rges may p.-h.c-'i
nod by trie" ion. Tlo- pro.-."-, , on.
.-'st . c.e nt id I iu bru.-hing lie cow
Vig"r..sv fof t,.l of twelve-imputes
w itli a ni'di-iati iv hard bru -h, to i le
"c fe-rablv ..f
than litti" n eav
ht'-h mi
lcil'hv a that
w .IV,
.f -c grass, p,
the e ergs thus tre a', d
with a piii-im! a
i - i-md in tie- u -n.il
bhiilts ill llemeliilii,
P is midday, an 1 the town is
l row. I'd with r-.li I . ..f both sexe . -
v.- ii ciin to tie1 hot-1 we-tiieet a string
"I tilli cn mul.s kid. ii w ilh 6ugar ,-a' ks.
criv. n P-rvvard I y i d-.-l-ii teal native'.,
rid.ng o.i M i.-a:i -a I ll-s enve l..p.-. ja
a in'iltitudi' of my ri'"i - i-oi,n, 1 1 ip
ping-., and e mid.- rsoiiie externals,
l ,r. al. a.. . c.f lc'igh,ig ycimgwomin
c'c'iiong in fr. in i!, nutty, rlding
a tr.de. ace oi-elimr I'1 the custom of the
! e e. W iih lid . ioll -tle-s of , l-
i a. i Is r.t-..mi nt. ,i ... us w ithco.pu tti-l
id i'H " . rh.-v :ilt :. vv, II, and ...-, -i
a'-.-Iut. ly at c.i-e i'i Heir lnatilv ,.!P-
tud.
M...
tli.e Ic-pie c ritn-i-ni j.; jmp,,,- j.
W i by and by .ise..ver that the
'- .-'(id -mil. . are 1 veiled at our
lb v- nii',' man carries on :)
.1. h
niPtiKi;- lii-. .f le'iiiee-nl or (half
age list the I nt-i cpe-.t ri ens w ho go bv
.Itoiciiig Irolii their ;p,uklingryes
it;d ready i. Pert hi- r-marks ,-ir--r.
g irded a - favorable indications ,.f his
approval, iiiat oiircab!.-, v.a-a "rate h"
ill the liiatiiiiionial market, ami his
ciop' y bmigalovv aio.-;.- po-ses..ion,
ra:s,, him still higher in our estima
tion. Finally, we-laud in the market-place,
an op"ii square, with l.-ng narrow
1 "'s "l" at tin- .-;.!, s. forming
lie tatigular passages ..r purc hasers.
I li re elderly elaim-s are pure basing poi
ami the simples adjunc ts of their dadv
food. (u. unities of uiiinv it injgdc coking
lish lie e xposed on the stalls, advertis
ing eiilorifereellS stalcpess. Sweet
polatoi a-ad fruits are piled upon the
ground beneath at the me rcy of peripa
tetic p.uill rv. We resist pc-r-iia ion to
buy or to tat. The i-dopus, vv e arc
ml .ri'.iei!. "-opstitutes a Hawaiian deli
c -a. v . but w . eo not se e- any. ami are
chary el be lioving trave He is tales. As
We p.l .s along fl,p Ktr.-et . we- lleeticfd
-. 'c-t d Ame rican laches, radiant in
Parisian loili-lles. dese-ep, ling froiu the ir
buggies at different shops. We learn
that Cahforiiiatis frequently resort to
Honolulu for rest ami c hange. There
ate al o resident American merchants
in the town, which pioPahly accounts
for the vigorous life of miTi"m ile
price e-e-elings. 'n. fertile soil and salu
brious i lunate., a heat w e ll tempered ,y
sea bre-ces anel constant showers,
m ike it a i h iriuii;g speet for a t'-mpor-aiy
residence l.'-mli ii Sm-htt;,
Ceenv ii i labor i, is Peon employed to
Midi an extent in India that the gen
eral government has interfered and is
taking nieasuresto regulate it. Private
dealers complain of the present roinpt
tin,,n anil pr,-;l,,.r iSscs which they
anticipate from (hat cause in the
future. Further introduction of steam
machinery into the jails is prohibited,
and steam machinery now used in
those institutions is to be disposed of
forthwith, (iovernmeiit depart ments,
after iail reeiiircrm uts are met. are Pi
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ten times more' profitable than wheat
growing in California. It isedimated
that the 'mid ihis season will reach
Tre.."int 1,(1(11' pound- ecf grapes, represent-
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