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MUNICIPAL COURT.

h1N66BUHY PRESIDING. :
FRIDAY. Meyer Waterman, John Reynolds and
Michael Hawley, pleaded guilty to search and seizure
processes and each paid $22.26, fine and costs n
thomas Mulligan, for larceny of a trunk from the
Boston depot as mentioned in the Press yesterday
and TO which he pleaded guilty, was committed to
jail in default of sureties in the of $500 for his
appearance at the July term Of the Supreme Judicial
Court. Muligan was, in 1860, sentenced to three
yearsimprsonment in the State prison for larceny.
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From NesU Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1S.
The Red river and neighboring waters are
rising into great floods. There is crevasse
at Gilmores's, above Shreveport, and others
are expected. There is untold suffering in the
flooded districts, and it is feared that the rise
in the Red river will increase the suffering and
ruin the crops
The yellow fever is prevailing at Vera Cruz,
small pox at Truxillo and cholera badly in
Guatemala,
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THERE will be meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association at No. Temple street, this, Satur
day afternoon at o'clock, to elect delegates to the
Annual Convention to be held in Albany, N. Y, on
the first day OF june next.
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Smaller men than Carlyle can sympathize

-SmaIIer IIeH tutH OarIJ o0ku D mPatulz6
with him in one of his annoyances. He has
complained of neighbor's hens that they
wouid neither hatch in peace nor let him.
"A rich old bachelor at Greenfield offered
Young lady there $100 for q kiss last winter.
She gave him the kiss and he counted out the
money, but she refused to take it, when he told
her he would give 1t to her when she got mar
ried. She was married few days since, and Is
now 800 richer for that kiss,
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THE old and young, the plain and the beautiful
are now fully awake to the merits of Webster's Hair
Invigorator. Found at Crosman g. Co.'s.
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Boiler Explosion and Loss of Life.

t t MONTREAL. G. W., May 1S.
The steamer Lion while on her trial trip
Yesterday afternoon, exploded her boiler oppo-
site Hochelaga, two miles below this city. Six
lives were lost and seven persons severely in
jured.
Mason, of Trent notoriety, is staying at the
St. Lawrence Hall. .ta -gestr.4
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LIQUOR SEIzUREs.-The Deputy Marshals yester-
day seized small quantities of liquor in the shop of
James Bradley, Jr., corner of India and Commercial
Streets and Michael Doran on Centre Street. Brad
ley acted the gentleman, that he is. Alter the seiz-
at his place had been made, he very kindly con-
veyed officers and liquors in his own wagon to the
police office.
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NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERs.-At the request of
Mayor Stevens the Marshal and his deputies Thurs
day notified the landlords of hotels in this city that
they must close their bars for the sale of liquors. or
the penalties of the law would be inflicted. The
Mayor deemed it proper to give this notice as here
toiore the hotels have not been touched and it is
his determination, so long he is in Office, and the
liquor law is on the statute book, to enforce the law
aoithout distinction. Having had due notice of this
intention the landlords will govern themselves ac-
cordingly. - F+
The police are very busy lately making seizures
Hardly day passes but that or more places
where liquors sold are visited by the officers seiz-
ures are made, and the penalty Of $40 and costs
covered, in the Municipal Court. cs
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PORTLAND And VICINITY.
New Advertise ments To-day

New Advertise ments To-day
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Minstrels-City Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notiee-Portland Steam Packet Company.
Sherif's Sale-E. N. Perry.
Gold and Silver Plat m. Pearson
summer Under Flanpels--Thompsous
dteal Estate at Arcs O l-Henry Baby s. Co.
Sherlf.s Sale -E. N. Perry.
For Sale Cheap. -
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Il seph III. White, of Portland in the county of
Cumberland against e. P. Millett, of Portland, and
county aforesaid and will be sold at auction to the
highest bidder, at the Sherifss Office in the city OF
Portland in said county, the 23d day Of June, A.
d., 1896, at three O'Clock in the afternoon, EIGHT
SHARES in the Capital Stock in the Dirigo Insur-
ance Company.
Dated at Portland this 18th day of May, A. d. 1906
w3w21 E. N. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.
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PERIoDlcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly and Our
Young Folks, for june, have been published by
Messrs. Tcknor s. Fields, Boston, and may be had at
the bookstores of Messrs. Short s. Lorng, Bailey g.
Noyes, and Davis Brothers, Exchange street.
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BEAUTIFUL PIeTURE.-In the window of the shop
of Mr.. W. G. Beckett No. 1877 Middle street. may be
seen an exquisite picture, representing party in
boat gathering llies 1t has attracted great at
tention ana has been universally admired tor the
beautiful and Hfe-ke faces, the general surround
ings and the exquisite skill displayed by the ar
tist. 1t was painted by Mr.. John Cloudman,
Portland boy. who was educated a mechanic, but
whose tastes led him to the pencil. This painting
proof of his skill artist, and places him in the
front rank of figure painters. The price of it $780,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-19

LAUGHTER LENDS A NEW CHARM to beauty when
it discloses pretty set of teeth Whiteness, when
nature has supplied this element OF loveness, may
be retained through life by using the fragrant Sozo
LIANT
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SHERLFF'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, ss.-
TJNAKEN by virtue of an execution in favor of AM
Il brose X. Shurtif Of Portland in the County of
Cumberland, against Edwin p. Millett, Of Portland,
and county aforesaid and will be sold at auction to the
highest bidder, at the Sherif's Office in the city Of
Portland, in said County, the 23d day of june A.
d. 1866. at three o'clock in the afternoon Two Shares
in the Capital Stock in the Dirigo Insurance Com
pany.
Dated at Portland this 18th day of May, A. D. 1866
w3w21 E. N. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10


Ills Arrest and 1sscnpc In Italy.
EsUrsuls BY Finy Aounves, Etc.
Florence Correspondents London Morning
Post
II il stated that J. II. Surratt Zone Of the
persons charged with completely in the as
sassination Of the late President Of the Uni
ted States, Abraham Lincoln.) has been
serving for some time in the Papal Zouavef.
mis- company being quartered at Veroli, one
Of TIE frontier towns Of the Appcnninee,
near Frosinone. He had assumed and was
known in his regiment by the name OF
John Watson. Information Of this fact
hayin, been communicated to Gen. Rufus
King. the Minister Of the United States ~
Rome. no time was lost by him in rans>
hitting the news 10 his government, which
s,rsisbtway instructed the General to take
sueh uessnrss q might head 10 the secur-
ing u SuSrstt, alias Watson. In compile
ance With his instructions, Gen. King re-
paired 70 the Vaticisn, requesting az AUDI
dience Of Cardinal Antonelli, aud asking
Ills Eninence whether, in the event Of h'e
proving the identity Of Surratt, the Papal
Governmeot would hand him over 70
that Of the United States. The Car
dinal Secretary promised tue 6eaesal oil the
facilities in his power A few days after. on
returning to the Vatican, Gen. King was
made acquainted, by Cardinal Antonc!li,
with the measures hc had taken. These
were contained in series Of Geographic in
structions sent from Rome, with the corrcs-
ponding telegnphic replies from the local
authorities Of Veroli and vcllettri. They
recorded tis order to arrest Surratt alidi
WATSON ths sue. cssivs steps tskcn Ia com
plianee With the order the actual arrest
tho conveyance to prison; the removal irom
prison under guard Of five soldiers Of hli
company but the series closed with the
aunounoement thst when thus led out, Sur
RAFT, alias Watson, made sudden dash from
hn guards, jumped over precipice over I
hundred feet high, and though holly pursued
bv 6fty Zouaves, vas ensbled from The fac
d their preferring > more circuitous route
to get clear across the frontier into the lsal
ian territory. Gen. King lost no time u
cosamunicaliog the fact % his colleague .
Flossncs, and teleesaphic instructions hav'
been forwarded to the towns on the Paps
frontier, and to Ill the seaports 81 Italy. t
recapluso Susatt, alias Watson; and i
am not exceeding misin:ormed, the ItaliaI
government, in declaring ito seadioess
6oewasi the great ends q International jus
Go. hes intinaasd thss, evsn IN NE even
OF 10 giving Up Sosrak, sl6ss Watsoa, Il vi
stipulate that HE life be spared.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Recently business man Of San Francisco
was informed by his wife that her diamond
jewelry bad bssn stolen. A the ~ was
worth nearly 81, 500. be naturally 6elt AK.
ious about the matter, and used The utuoet
endcavors to discover the perpetrators Of the
robbssy, bet without success. The police.
after ssarching high and low Ser the slolsn
propssty, askno0ledged thcmeslvs1 beaten
and gave up The ssarch. SubaeqesaNly ~
husband made lucky speculation in real
estate, and naturally his spouse demanded
another set. Thereupon The good-satursd
Aes6and called = one Of the Montgomery
strsee eelablish0snles end ashsd - . ehowu
something above the ordinary. A number
ofpattssns were exhibits, but none pleased
Brown. lie wanted something more omtre.
Finally, the jswelsr said, II have . very
valuable set which vas psw.sd 70 me BY :
lady nearly agar -, wAisA I asppose she
will never redeem, = I - ~ poeoine ~
store every day aud ~ ~ nevoe aliuded
to the matter. IN ehow then y Sou end
II you fancy them, IN - u ~ = Silune
for - to- cell them" BE - - Gb06
and brought out ct e joD(NJf AGnt -
moment Brown clapped kaj1 ~ q 1o31n.
titled a the pair ste1Do - 1o0lA y
turned out, Of course, 49, ~ 49, ~
man" having ct be- ~ upsae 6inkGe'
which she dared net Sepea hse hueband y
purchase, had paUss1 ~ 49, - -
the Transaction pfUf0oo6 66Gs0e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

DIR. 30 HANNAH,
Nos. 80 and - Pine st.,
neswss. q z -. Sppssiss De-
S Sui av AZ DISEASES w,7neurf Hsa-
b bsing the discsversr Of
Vegetable Remedies
That will eradicate ell traces Of dissase.
0ero9n1e, CnnOees Coeeanpaloa
A0e0umns RheuMnono0un Wyo0ennao
Neuralgia. 1zlterCo0ele18e, S0cls
.eaaoSnes OeSeoy. oo.en Ernp.
ssesns, esescs 3assees SeasAlce.
1sy. Agoo aaA Fever, ,fevers. m.
cer0AfonS, Mee0r1ol k0noo, ~.
ney 49, 01l Or1n09y AGeceDo0o.
he abovs, sss I: NV e ~ nsaesuss Diseases
Which sgsedily yicld 70 ~ rsaa :. vesstabls 1sdi-
etnc. The DR.. also permanently eurca al
CaRONaC 4 lNeE0-rn0ura
Dissasss In short De. without tAe ~ q l1escusy.
Diseases Of women have also ~ esAentioo IN ~
etructions, &C., removed.
Medical Advice Free.
A! tsae VIC ass Suffering nom "spesmstossAea~
are " doubt 70 the exact sstsfs & tSeir coSn:St
ehould send at once for Dr. Bohannas's .sIsessce 81
:ym1som 1907 &C. & q. Ss Ss,sss give: "a ssgss
cascs. - eoleaye no roon fbr6ouH9 This vsi,sSis
wo.h = cent fKeE 70 any addsses. DrecV 70 D.. d
Third and Fourth ssreets, e. Louis, Is.
Established in st. Louis in 1857.
S01m1ma1 Weakness Curea-
d. DOnANNANo VEGETABLE El.nCTrARY.
paeee.et and palstahle cure S6s Ope,nsso,res =
.s.d n, ~ . ,ns Inis rs.aedy. whieA - 6ssa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Many u e1r reAdsss 'kavs undoubt>div
seen the extraordinary prediction csataiasd
in the I'D undertook almanac. Of 1897.
in reference 10 the United STATE. which ruso
Is follows:
Nv hen the country = ruled by talk hid.
heegar eAa.l eticA wi1A 0i1bis Of .oSN .
And the waters shaa fusaisA. lestead a Se
land.
Three millions ofmen with their Srs. in CON-
Oan1."
We remember an application sought to
be made TO General Taylor. A denial q
such application, and almost as remarkable
- the predietion itself. was published Is
De NV Yosk Alas in 1874 1t vas Skiur
Cd that asCasustal Taylor apsned his aamU
With . y, X could not refer % hin. Aud
having disposed Of other claimants to the
foretod destiny the 4hes ssys; Mr.. A..
drew johnson, nov Of the United States
Congress, Is tailor BY trade. lie aspirss.
il ID said, to the Presidency. and uay here.
after verify the predic,icds" go
Noe TIT Ahdsew J6Aso5s- has rdsaioea
hs espispaieaa - lele, IN ssus see IN
@ q The vefi60tisn e - ptediedoAA -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Patented NAV -, lsoo. sKs
This - - ast cls fbs washing without rabbi
e1ceps In " y dirty p acrs. which VII require y
Eight suo, and u~tAe other vsrpas, tscrs ohesed
me poeDtee. WsaA nos ~ SNs CsOsase, but
without the usua war and tear.
II removes secres spces - ~ magic. anA sons
the DIRT by aAing. that sinsing will 10 sinlOw
caecs entirely scmovcdN
The rowdes 70 psepased In accosdaass With The
teal ectenec. and upon process peculiar ~ IL, :,
vii IL eacurd by l%trss latrhs. II hse brrs' ~
usc Tor more than year. ana hae proved Nerlt ~
universal Gavorisr wherever II hns been us.d Aus
the advantage eiainse ase the following via s.
u saves al the cApesse Of soap usually ussds,a.
cotton and .inea gucde. cna'
II savcs nost 81 tbs la6ss oesahbing. ~ !,
tear. ~
Also. Or eleesisg Window n y uasuspassste~
inpasts bsautifsl goss assi lustss. mech sageCh'
70 any other mode. No watsr re(aired sacsp---
00datcn the powder.
Disectiuos with each rerhace.
And can ~ readily arres ctateA ny sinels tra -
n. cost of washing sDs Gally 81 avscs saz psnrR
will mt exceed three ccnte.
1hs mapufaeeusove NJ tAlo powder Avet
many ueele~s c0mps unds have br,n ihtsninceds
the publ which havc rotted the cloth. cs tail~Js
rsmUvtng the dist, bot kn0wlng the Smsteste =. ri
lenee Of THE articlc. they cu0ad~nlly proclaim -
hetng adepte6 IN meet demand whlCh has long 'ha
hte6, and which ~ hefseolaee n manned upeuppiur
~..,,,..~-.-> :, ed
HOWE Z 01'BvENO, nv
goo broadway. Hoston
ALSO. MANUrACTUNkRN OF FAMILY Nit
COLADlsR.
Pr sals By 0secsss cd dealers every vhess.
OctI3 AWAs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

the EMBODIMENT or
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
C:1insily pateafsd xsy -. 1882: Improvements
pesss ~ Jsss vth, 1909. The celebrated FAMILY
0Eu SEWING MACHINE, with patent cn,npup0
estechment, amost wonderfni and elegantly con-
stsu ctsd Novelty 10 xOlsslsssin opss ssion. usee
The esaAlons nsspla. sews wifi Douule -
HsHols TansAU Of al kinds. Makss the 0unning
Stltch nors p~/sct and eeestse tAss BY Amd,
asd With Extraordinary rapidity. making 10
oeilches 70 each nsvoLussox u the wussl. VIII
SssAsv, Ass. ss(s. sAsrs. tssk, rsa sp AAslfA.
BE-, &C.; requires no change u stitch - HOe
laAnla - or our - onpoa, and viii last = Lsos-
rs.s, being The ssaosesss sAcsnSs made. Il he:
taken the pasusuu ct SsAss fAins, aud received
those Who have USED them.
"Pcr The Dreasmaker il 10 invaluable; Tor The
nosssnoid .:spsliss vsssss plsss."-0s-
ssThis n,achinc surpsssss ell others ~ have
seen, and u would require column 20 cnumesats
~ snmssous vistsss. "-Ds@ssrss Dsvsspsst.
with . single or double thread, il sslsstly
yetvery rapidly. with common needle, maAse
the running stitch exactly like the haad sewing
~. r. nsbSss.
All persons Who buy or Offer for sale iusissAieas
inffingements On the patents. This 10 the oaly
low priced Machine secured BY psteat.
Single Machiues sent to any part Of the cOuu
Wy per E1press. packed 10 boz with printed
intructioue ON receipt ofprice. %. Agente vent
Cd every where. Circular containing Liberal In
iueemsnta sent free
Address oil 0sdsra 10
FAMILY GEN SEWINIM ACillNECO..
| / vlh-dwlvl Office. log Naaasm Street. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10
middle R.sFe.

1t is, perhaps. not without some shade OF
sadness, thlt one cones 10 rank himself in
middle life. Slowly it dawns upon him
reluctantly he admits il. IL Is NO sense Of
growing old that teaches him, no tagging OF
the powers OF tho spirits, not even the tsunt
Of that oppro ious cpithet nowadays Hip.
PANTY flung at middle lifc-for the 'fogy'
10 not the old but the middle.aged man
but one finds that with the fuller flesh and
iirmer muscle, and stronger tread and truer
poise or his f.culties--while yet his sympa>
,hes are all young and fresh, while yet no
waits IN follow where older and wiser lead,
the world about him waits and looks TO him
-pushes him forward when be hesitates,
until be discovers that, no longer looked
upon o. young, no n ust take his place in
he toiliug and exposed van, and hew the
way in which other steps shall tread.
The chatac&or Of middle lil6 10 the charsc-
ter Of the man. Il is that BY which he .
known, that by which he does good or evil;
L 10 The character that carries him into cd
age and into the dread presence Of his ns-
ker. Middle lie makes for Us whst God
himself cannot give The bright visions Of
youth are passed. Sorrows. dissppoint.
ments, kviefs have overtakea a., and We ara
made 10 see what . solemn and how real q
thing il is to live how vain, how weak and
ignorant 10 the unsupported sou Of man.
Amid trials and tolls, the attendant witness
e Of . Fsthcs's discipline end OVER
sight. amid defeats which every day
testify TO our insufficient principle,
our advancing years lean o. ia
Shall all this pass US ~ the breeze passes
the whsatiield. leaving It ataading and sm'l.
Ing a bcforel Shall 20 bot have eaiosd
some stesdinesa, some stateliness Of chssac
ter, some other reverence than lbS ourselves
some other deps ndenccs Shall the old fri
volity still cleavc unto us-the gsrb o
childhood on the fsms Of man-sbs OLE
love and pursuit. Of pleasuse-thc old, offer
.anquished, self condolences! Shall We b
growing int" yesrs with al The feippesy o
childhood lingering about or hearts, eu
manners, our hopes end attainments No
80. Middle life 10 for better things; for th'
cutting of Of the childish and unworthy ant
the putting On Of The whole maa-evsa .
the man after Christ. Saddest Of Oh sight
il 10 10 see The probation Of human sou
wearing TOW ards ito noon, shile no deepen
ing tingc TO character psoclaims the ripeninl
within, while al things say how closely en-
wilfully atill Il clings 70 its gresses an
m.Aass delights. UId ego y not II neecs
aity bsausiful. All do not know the secsl
Of the Art OF growing old gracefully. II
an art which middle age works At end per
fects Tho secret lies back there. Serene
asd waiting and beloved aes h The result q
honorable and virtuous middle life, and ags
querulous. sxacting. burdensome. to itsel
and Others, Ia the product Of scltish, frivo
Ions middle life
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

About seventy ladies' from the different
churches Of keokuk, met last Friday to
form 40 association for tAs selisf Of the
poor. After short discussion - to the
propristy Of asking the assistance Of gentle.
men. tie ladies' decided to run the concern
On their own hook. and then effected good
working organization. Good for the ladies
ef Ksskut. That project will succeed.
A respectable young nan At Cedar Falls,
named McLane, was detected in the act Of
stealing 1iS4 from Mr.. Csrperter. He was
placed in Jail. but just previous to his exam
ination, while unguarded BY any one, be
msnaged to cut his throat from ear to ear
With common pocket knife. The wound
hes not proved mortal, but be lies 10 very
critical condition.
The Dubuque Times says that many hogs
in that locality have died with "acorn
quinsy." The farmers found At length an
effsctaal cure. IL consisted Of mixture,
twO-thirds tar and one>third lard; this was
mixed With Indian meal, and the hole d.
luted with sufficient milk to lure the palate
Of the hog. Since the trial Of this remedy,
some time since, not hog has died Of this
disorder.
From the Free Ifcss We |, arm that the in.
junction restraining the railroad company
&om appropriating the lands Of Me>srs.
Church and Luse, at Newton, was sustain>
I'd and made perpetual by Judge Tough.
ridge. The company have recommended
proceedings against these grounds. claiming
800 feet under the exceptions of the statute,
and It 70 thought they may succeed this
tune. In the meantime, they propose TO
enter upon and occupy the 100 feet allowed
them.
The annual meeting Of the Board Of Trus-
tees ef The Iowa Hospital Of The Insane
was held At Mount Pleasant on Wednes>
day. Gov. Necdham, of Oskaloosa Hon.
n. L. Fisher, Of Clayton county Luks
Palmer, Esq, Of Dubuque; DR.. J. N.
ShafFer, Of fsirfelt Judge Edwards and
DR.. A. II. McClarc. Of Mt. Pleasant and
Col. B. Crabb. Of Washington, constitute
the Board. Al the members were pres
ent. The asylum has now 34l patients.
The total number admitted since the
opening OF the hospital is some 500. Du
ing tho past year III have been admitted.
There wsre discharged during the same
time, 1870; ~ Of these were cured. The
Institution il 10 god condition, and the
patients well cared for under the supcrin.
tendency Of DR.. Ranny.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

~ fbhaa's Plaple lssnisher.
ID EMOvEe PfnPIeS ON TnE FACE,
~ DseekleA &c. u also softeus the skin add
bsaaAsoes the compile zion. No toilet 10 complies
without Il. Price 80 cents. Mailed TO any -
dress foe Is cents, b. 3. G. UPHAM. Is South
3leAtA oouUoe. phn81 uephia, Pa = 0oe1 b. III
'OfaMDee. = - seceoo louso- tAuoaSsk
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
COL 0N'S SELECT elAv0Rs.
Or Choice Fruits, Spices, etc.
Oee6e6osss, ses6etln Pssre, assS1 Or
UAs'5r0lle0 Strength.
BvA1Y FAMILY SHOULD TRY THEN.
kI1lkgeot success b sinply bseauss "oae-thlsd a
~ = nos: ~ eqcsl 70 tAs osdiaar5 ~
1UU8 AG1 Fla vOR or THE FRUITS.
|1AoQ0N0o desire the best
- tAsa IT their superior aavss.
4oDoD W0o wish - Economlse
0sek them 1be their great ssr1ngtA.
pRAIBRD TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
sLOv1n0 OF CHOICE Fl.AvOR1 IN CITIES
W.. - = s aEs. ~
nssseeseee h 1ege and is6s-1ntsoduced n 49,
0ovesnoes ffu0 eacA ii the New Englscd Ststee;
evF ~ pp.Sd states; Leading Hotel Prop.iftoss,
end deo1ee0 Who seek the beet See circular VI fess
sold BY osues,esa Drssgsss.
Colton's ISse tss9 A1tiolps, Noe. /. 9 and
>. and 9snie Eakrr: an1 all has prepare.
lions, are cold BY
HAnQlsON 4 STAINS. and PARKS A0ONHR
Davenport. Iowa.
Cheap Wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
TOSS; BOWEN 4 BROWN, Lake street, for selee.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

TRy 1r.-FOr the benefit Of our ranch pa.
trens, ws here give some ides Of butter
making in Russia. Before proceeding ia
milk the cows. kettle partially filled witt.
water is placed upon the stove, for the pur.
pose Of having the water raise to the boil.
ing point. by the time fhc pail is fi!led
with milk. The latter 10 strained into anoth
er vai, which should b Of tin, and per,
feetly svesl aud clear, aud when RlIed pla.
ccd 10 the boiling water till the milk be.
comes roised to about . scalding point,
when II should be transferred 70 pans and
placed in the cellar or milk house till The
cream rises. The advantages Of this pro-
cess are said to BE- On abridgmcnt Of tho
tine casually ssqsirsd for churntae. end on
ta~eass Of he butter prsdscl. The sxtss
labse 10 but tsi6ing. whils ahe benefits Of
THE prcperation 81 milk for making buttes
may b considerable. Try the method.