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The great popularity which minstrelsy, respect
able as 10 character and superior 10 talent, has
attained In Chicago has rarely been more forciblY
demonstrated than on last evening, when an audi
ence suggestive, to quantity and quality, Of the
days Of Jenerson and Booth, fairly crammed the
large auditorium on the occasion Of the Eeappeas-
ance Of Billy Emerson, this time as the head and
front OF minstrel troupe Of his OWL The CON-
psny obtained 1attering receptton-Eme1son
coming IN for the lions share, Of coarse-and de,
served It, too, for It In, On the WHOLE strung and
effective organization. Stu, as We have said,
Emerson il the great card, aud the places Of such
performers as Bob Hart, Billy Manning. Ben. Cot
ion, and EeDbIe, not 10 mention the pleasant,
grateful niche which Freder1ck'e ballads uBed 10
ill, were almost vacant. It ts not every day eau be
got together such troupe as has Just vacated the
expect that Emerson should have succeeded much
better Than he has In the short time he has oper
leaving out Emerson (Who introduced bundle Of
neat and fresh origtnaticsl, Is not especially not
able. The ballads are made to deEolve mainly
dirccttr-with whose dIsagreeable nasal tones
Anll unhappy manncrtsms the Chicago public Ia
already familiar SUFFICE It. to say 20 has M ssoTa ~
Rudolph and c.osleF, but only Of medium
s:Jer Of merit Opposite 70 s,,,1 Emerson, aas
The Lauri Troupe Of pantomimlsts md dancers
commenced thetr engageme4t !Ast evening, at the
ef w" f be ana Il ;b
EA11 NAH. 80 .AoHE -
shape Of very brilliant succesA The troupe en-
braces Edward, John, CnaIles and Henry Laan,
and Mile Laut1, the principal eeh!eVements o. tne
latter being IN danclp2- inc Rale laurlS aIe 10.
tn'1ahe panto1nimists, and possess the faculty Of
making their pantomtmes more llke magic ana
win such rapidlty tnat 5 annoy inpo@ssess @ 70
follow It With the eye. Aaoyu 70 ths ai! ei thee
are femarkabl! agile, and nln2 themselves a1o9t
with looseness anu Eronsqoeneas when Is
not only iunny, hot Fely ae4tcIous ~ Inc tne OF
Grounu Sno lolly tulnbAtH. !nty a!e ~ eoo4
uancerB, QocA anu e1ptess!Fs pAiltoMluHsst A4!a
have an excellent sense OF 1umor anu lact1ty OF
tumblinK down and being knocked about "a inc
most reckless manner, feEafuless o. pnyslcM oE
any other consequences. The TWO pansafnilnea oI
The evening were 1.-The Anyehtures OF Lofd Don-
dreaTy" and "The Fire Ficnd, hoth OF WHICH
were received With roats Of isoghtef anu cont'a;
ual applause IN the latter the trRp resources o.
thr stage were developed for nc nEst umc, anu
| showed II 70 be Ia splendid WORKING orIel.
In addition to the pantomime %, business inert. tnere
are other attractions conneCted WIFE saG tsquPe M
which arc 1ost az go3d ~ l1eir @as NGT rn,
walker and rerlormsI aanl q Ia haa az od sreel oa,
ty, which IL yesy dimcult, Ia me Way q npaue
dance Murphy is irreslstihle 10 ms pntch
sketches aud sises me Dutch version OF Love
, 1870-06-14
A Family Necessity

The Octagon Rotary Shelf Refrigerator, which
Is being introduced here by Pratt d Lemon, L. 4n
article No family should be without. II Is unique
in fta construction, economical In the use of Ice,
and the rotary shelves are certainly much more
convenient than the old Btyle The provision chain
her IS very cold, and perfectly d. which ls neces
6ary for the preservnnGn of fruits, neatS, etc
We would recommend our readers to call and see
them, a. 4 good refrigerator Ia something that
every houseEeepcr il Interested In. Manufactur-
eli and sold by Pratt Lemon, No, " Washington
street ChfCaRp,
, 1870-06-14
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Tho Best and Original Tonic 81
Phosphorated Elixir Of Calsaya Bark The Iron
restores color to the blood, tho phosphorus re-
news waste OF the nerve rssae, and the callsaJa
gana thereby curing dyspepsia 10 lts various forms,
wafefulneaz general debility. depression Of srlr.
its; also, the Jest preventative agalpgt fever and
sRue. MAnurActuTel only by CasWen, Hazard i
Co., New York Sold by tnuggtsta-
, 1870-06-14

The Board OF Public Works, on yesterday, award
cd CONTRACTS NJ 5ollowB. For curling, nlhng, and
pay1py Sorfh Hells street. from Division 70 E12Fk
street to Seiah Reeve, ut rates named tn his Ortgt
unl lid. For grading aud tlling Fourth avenue,
i1om Taylor to Twelfth street, to McGraw i
Utckcv, at rates nnmeh Ia the bid. For furnishing
and delivering O. Oc0 t. pptnR and xo00 water boxes,
to Robert N. Eddy, at &, $50 for the entire QuAn-
tity. For lay1ug house drains on Sangamon street,
10 Peter Mccarthy, al u cents per foot
About O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, q horse,
belonging to Holes 4 Hartman, attached to light
wagon. BECAME frightened and Tan from the Cen
trai Depot ut the foot OF Lake street. west to the
bridge On that thofonghfare. The bridge Was
sW,1Ig and. had not the animal ran 1uto dtay
anu been thrown down. would have gone into the
nycr. No one WIS hurt, but several persons maize
harrow escapes- -.
PATCH, while drawing water In bucket from the
lake, IN Friday last, fell orerhoan1 and WIS
drowned, despite Efforts which were made to save
him. he has q brother who ls mate Of the echoon-
IT Ellen Williams.
Prof. Goodwin Smith lett pY the Michigan Cen
1al train, last evening, for Bay City. Mich. Ho
was for several days the guest Of Prof. McChcs-
ney q nssa1ni, here many of our Iee.,ax tl.s-
zrna had the nteAsure Of meeting him.
N1via,n t{rniiry. an enpfneer. employed at the
HvNranl:c WorEa nj Britl0enort. haI his nrbt ha,d
tr7ushe' Wills nsjfnstInV soms mgcalncry. on sat-
urtlay attelToon. nc was taken to hls home, No.
3 D1riup street and attended, bF Dr.. keeter.
&C. n SLACK vas charged before United States
, 1870-06-14

river: bok1 sideA II Cotteee ptece, run 1I@iry-
5 sa,ae; e - g e. sss & aoeis es ron 9 fes =
nelia; sozfh side Of Twerty. third, 100 Wsak .sa
wuth esausc p B1ddsn: weS a4e % - g. xss14. 9as4.
5rom oeat1e o Wisconsin; wet ade & q AgESay, . 4,
lI1m Koeeuth to Archer 8vc1ae eAA noe On Dte9.
son. 1rop Hostn 1ysnne ] e e Han4ei: oosn sdss oa
inxe. nom E4plauade to ltoueiaS place: Nest Ade
81 Anbn1n from Atnea 2 DnHasa pssce 80 ! Mao
sn % st:xMt ssenue: east siae q Prairie n7ennc.
run .snSs to MaS RoaSas = Ha9 HR.ss 9oa
neTfil 1 II sido II csnalpot avenue from Hsissed "a
BroWn s " sdecs; south side Of Monroe atrees nom
r5; 4ssa9' eo E .ss xss'fe 9. ss ksa rs: &
f1e1a Tc,' Foaith 10 Indiana street; AN ids of
burnside street, from ny-fourth street 70
Thi1fJ-drst street to Wrong street; north ado Of
Enc street, from Wood to Hoyne street; West
side Of Forest street, from Douglas place TO 81
s1fset ~ irors Pauila 70 Wood stfeet south ids u
Iona street. from Wood to Lincoln street; south
side Of Chicago avenue from Rooey street to
from Wood street to Elsson road; souih side Of
Evans ftreet from Fisk Atreet to CenEe avenue;
ngrth side q Chicago avsnge, M ,s, from PaallaA to
Kinzie to Hubbard street; north aide Of Wshp4n-
sch avenue, from Cottage Grove svenne 70 Illinois
Fo snsmes ao sos
Elston road; Eest side OF Lincoln street, from
Fourth street. 70 Chicago avenue; north aias So, oI
nue., nue. from Harrison to Jaeksoh. street:
steNatt 70 Wentworth svenue; east side Of COZ
fax street, from Thirty-third street to Douglas
place; south side Of Thrty-drst street, from Cot,
11 s-ound; east side Of abasn avenue, f1om Tnir:
ty-second to Thirty third Street; on both sides Of
, 1870-06-14

EEff0HU NH1N0n FlHHtBe
About O'Clock, last evening, a fight occurred IN
the raloou Of P. W. LOTUS, No. 17G West Madison
street. The participants were Nike Murphy and
John Shay, on one sidc, and Joseph Waii On tho
other, The latter wAs tnteshtnR the former
sountily, when one Of them seized brick from
the Nreplaee nnd iIit Wall In the face, mash!ng bis
nose anu loosening several teeth H became Ia
sensible, but under the care OF Dr.. Fitch soon re-
GurJey nnc Aberdeen strecta- Murphy was arrest
cd and i1nu.used IN the Madison Street Station.
Shortly after O'Clock another fEacas occurred
In the saloon and CrQceIr OF William untlntn-Sl
the shooting, 8nA took in custody Holman ena
Henry kohn The Inter tB said TO be the one who
nrcd- Both were locked up IN the TNenty-second
bone. The physician who Is attending him thinks
bis condition preczItuus.
, 1870-06-14

The two Knabc grand pianos to be used BY Mss
Ashton and Iii. Louis staab, for the grand uos, At
the Staab concert, On this evening, were expressly
ordered for the occasiol., aud arc now on e1hihl-
Washington street. The arrival Of two such H.
struments Ia worthy OF note.
, 1870-06-14

A man named Frank Abuutt committed suicide
hy drowning himself In the canal, near the Great
Eastern Kaltroad bridge yesterday afternoon. He
had teen sick for about week, and left biz board,
in& house, the Canal Hotel, II bridgeport about
was on the bridge mentioned, at 80 IN The after
NOM. 4 young. man, naule! Jsmes heuadess,
noticed him. and went towards hin, but when
pr,ludess rot within 8 few feet Of the SPOT where
he WIS standing, Abbott jumped Into the canal md
sank before anything could lie done 70 rescue him
The body was subsequently recovered anq the cor
uner notified to hold an inquest
, 1870-06-14

AT O'Clock yesterday morning IN iucIp[ent fire
occurred In the two-story frame building No. 103
occupied By David Fisch. Loss, IS; insured. A
defective chimney was the cause In connection
with the above, we print the following letter from
Fire Marshal WillIatns, addressed to F. ". Far
well, Esq +, Secretary OF the Babcock E1tingulsher
Company: ..- ..---
DEAR BIR: The two Babeosk extfnkulshe1a on Hook
aud Ladder Truck Mo. were successfully ussd. this
Inosnins II the rc At No. 113 Wells street The Ic
Mas under good headway And the extinEul1he!d uada
Il gnnee. sas5y r put tS the Long John up
.tasIhus the building and stock from the gTat
aan.fE that Moaia h.ve come from putting the WstsE
H. A. WILLIAM Ffrp MaTahaL
CA1cA0u .Tunc IL -.--
morning. the frame building No 81 Norih Leayitr
street, owned by Henry HeT2eyt aud occupied By
~ budinS, {7o; insured for <so0 in the Equitable
M s. ,300 ID the Lostnard: o'Dannels fa1nlturc
saa damaged to the extent Of IS; noElaEured
rbe origin OF the fire Ia unknown
The pre referred to In yesterdays TRIBUNE -
xccur1tuR outade of the northern city nmln y fe-
, 1870-06-14

Among the ar11rals 1t the Briggs House, ycster-
day, were the following: J. n. Merriam, Atlanta,
Ga. VIM. stidIron, Detroit; David white, Scot
A II. Cnifnell, Boston; 7. N Roworth. colorado:
lin. Prussia; C. c. Thompson, st. Louis; Alexan-
der Mc%il!ams, Lacrosse; D: 7: Smith; Denver;
Ja1nes J. N5e, Wisconsin; H. Fisher, Roekfofu;
Among the arrivals At the Sherman House,
yesterday. were the following: Henry Hayes, and
Richard Hsyes, Dublin, Ireland: Hon Eta 0den,
McGreV0rs Governor Samuel Merrill Iowa; w.
Il. Gnf1n, New York; Rev. Geo. Burton, Los
AD9elos, cal; F. Gaylord, san Francisco; Senior
Scotland; II, Il stone, San Frsnciseo; r. 4
Grams, England; s. P. feasdelt, H4lt Lake Clty;
Charles c. Walden, l. u. ClApp, Natchez, Miss !;
g Simmons, England: a: J: la4ue, Detroit; WEI
y. Dale, Boston. Drake DeRay, New fo1k; J. D.
"Amons the arrivals at tie fremont House,
yesterday, were the following: John b Cotton,
Thomas j. Turner, Fseepor,: F. A. Bordwell,
STOCKTON; Dennis MCCARTHY, fashvile; J, J.
Taimadge, Milwaukee; F. N. f.. Shedaeld,
aau Francisco: Louis Landon, louisville; James
Eaton, Ma,toon; s. {. Elliott, New York: s. n.
Collins, Omaha George A. Blackett, Alnneapol1s:
John q. Bnnkhu1st Philadelphia; Colonel lra j.
Bloomfield, Bloomington
Among the arrivals At the 81 James Hotel yes
terday, were the following: c. Hitchcock, Rock
Beloit; +. J. French, Fort Wayne; c. F. Putnam,
Charles c. Stone, Joseph Gould, Boston; y. r.
Craig. Rochester; I. y. Blsbee. Newport: G. :.
Appleton: A. NJ. Hobbs, Bristol; ]. J.. Moore,
wich: b. b, Can, New York; Join Gallup,
Rochester; o. s. Green, jacksonville.
, 1870-06-14

There Will be meeting Of the Chicago High
School Alumni Association at the ot11ce Of Rey-
holds i Rlchberg, northwest corner OF Clark and
South Water BtTeets, Wednesday afternoon, at 4
u'cieck, to make Arrangements for the annual re-
4on % ad eaaaae AZ ~ ~ o. tae cnea0
Prof Wyman will reheaTse with the FarWell
Hall choir this evening. in the lccturerDom Of the
i. n. L. 4. All wishing to join the choir arc To-
quested 70 be present at O'Clock. -.-..-
The Third Unitarian Church fraternity give a
strawberry sociahle tnts evening, at the church
ALI who attend will have good time
The regular monthly meeting OF the Academy
Of scieuces will be held th!a evening at O'CLOCK
-Rey. ]. Q. Barnes, a southern EEangelst, VIII
preach this evening In the Congregational Church
on the corner Of Green and washington NreetA
"A meeting Of the Northwestern Poultry Aaso-
tiation will be held at the Horticultural HAL, In
the Prairie Farmer building, on Monroe street. o2-
posIte the Pest Ofnce, at 3 O'Clock.
There Will be a meeting Of the ChfcaVo Cadets
Ut their armory, this evening, at O'Clock sharp.
printers Union Hall, Smith Ntxon's Bulln 's')
, 1870-06-14

Meteorological record for June 10, 1870 A. re-
ported by j. g. LangButh. Jr., optfclan, lit RAN
duph street. correspondent 10 the Smithsonian In
stttute. The smal letters are the Initials for tho
%mois. a atmosphere, ] fai; iain, and asaow:n ''
, 1870-06-14
MARRIED.

Paper Hanging. nnd Window
shades, latest styeA- Paints, oils, glass and
brushes, ut F, E. kgby &. 50 Ranlolph-st
, 1870-06-14

posend 10 have been disttf1ezJ, uvned b9 J. II.
Pskr. cf Cincinnati 10 perucn1m - b h0 q
nnyance hAve - Jet been receives.
-Ihe al4YD ffCG1 Box No III, &t 10 oAeiock taM
night 1H cAneed 6y dfe In Hshaa paanisr mill
n Cyhoufne avsAoe, ner ptvtEfoa Stress The
structure, which v1sa q very hrgs ose, Was Anaoss
sisted Of eashes, blinds, de-, and valuable M
chinery. Tie total loss viii be about FL, 900; In
s1red 3ort2 ooo In the Illinois Mutual. &na q 900
IN the Garden clty. The casse OK Tie n1e u m
known.
AT O'Clock, last evening, aosae dII goods. in
tic store OF Henry Brothers, No. - WeH Mad
lson street, were tguIted BY coming In contact
with The Ga jet About stt0 damage Wns done
before tho flames wero exiting g1hhed; insured.
No aia1m wzs given.
The unocc1pled flame building No. n9 1nd1n1
about &c. At 10 O'Clock last evening. Insured ior
$500 II the Republc. 1t was set on nre, Is bot
teo1 kstueene and some shavtnss were found In
one OF the rooms by Policeman Acker, who cx.
Engutshed the daueA
, 1870-06-14

Pimp1cR ON the Face.-E0F Como
tloncs, black worms or grubs, ptnply etnptlons,
Conedone and rimrle Remedy. sold by al
druggists,
, 1870-06-14
DIED.

LILNURN-LIIBURN-In Miltnn Wis, by the Rev,
A. " Nalkcr. Mr.. Robert 1i1bE1n and Miss Mary lnbura
late Of uupffieyic. Scotland,
, 1870-06-14

A stabbing affray occurred at the house Of Peter
Dlentscb, No. e3 Cathar1ne street. about 10 O'clock
on Sunday morning. The parties concerned were
who lives as Nc. II MeagheE street The Two had
g quarrel about some family matters which cndeu
with Dieutsch stabbing hia 1eatiTe tn the LETT
urn, auA left side, between the ribs. Dr.. Qultk
WIS called and pronounced the wounds dangerous
Dtsutsch has not been arrested.
, 1870-06-14


HuRCKHARDT-fnt this city. on Sunday morning Mt
5oeiock Mr. Frederick Bufrklarut, old Resident Of
trsr city
The funeral will take p1acc from The 1rsidcnce Of MI
AUGUSTUS Schwartz No. LIS 1lnoisst. this afternoon at
l r. Mt. :'~
HIGGINS Denver. Cot. June II, Of consumption,
William G: HiFEius, nGcd p year, son Of ". ". HEg
EnH, Of Michigan City. Ind
QUERH-In WashIngton. D. C., on the. 9Th lnst.,
Henry Harding Queen, youngest soneof K +. and Ellen
G. Queen, Of this city, aettl lnoutls and days.
, 1870-06-14
RnARm WAITED

DoARD AND LODGING ONE y Ws.hlax,...
y ~ = the Nsans ~ Il cealt HON. fpta-
ID aleestas rosms wtsi; % nt2e i PA1d Iodssss snS
cn suite for hotsse Ia Chieaep
n615nT y. M. FRTy1fE E1s1I1;Kk ksxk sx z2ENG
Is 1.x otaafe.s. Win ter+ns PAhaAa. 1Eao:ns
, 1870-06-14

Look at The ruins! Aye. look at
the ruins OF what were once magnificent sets OF
teeth. to be seen everywhere In society. Look at
thtm md ask yourself II It Is not 1Eel1oua that
s,leh destruction is permitted, when. By simply
using SozoLont any teeth, horereT 5ragile, may be
preserved from decay OF blenish 30 long as life
lasts,
Qna ailiuksto CHM nRnful In erctr hdusa.
, 1870-06-14

To Remove Moth Patches, ETeckIca
and tau from the face, uae ,Perys Moth and
Freckte Lotion. The only reliable and harml.s So
remedy. Prepared BY Dr. B. c. Peny, ~ Bond
Btrttt New YORK. Sold By all druggists
, 1870-06-14
"spaIdine'a Glue" nEeful In ererJ house.

The New Painless Cancer Cnrc.-
The speedy md painless method By whlch tntno.s
Institute, ql8 West AslIson-st, make II desirable
II patients board furnished. Pamphlets sent free.
Dr.. Everson, surgeon In charge,
, 1870-06-14

Rotlxh SKIN mnds. =1uo0tb By using
Juniper Tar Soap, manufactured By Caswell,
Hazard L Co, New York.
, 1870-06-14

CHICAGO, June H.
un tfses......-48 n Moon rfsts.... 6f9 p.
Sun ecte,,.....73 - D. m. Moon aes...... t33
, 1870-06-14
REAL UTATE WANTED,

WANTED-BRICK HOUSE, WITH LOT, NORTH
w Of ThtItethtt. and On Or cast Of Wah4ah-ay.,
!itien, worth !suie amonnt Alae Eeod, sltstantal
bISeA store Nth 1os. worth from 80 90 t. &1a0e. T.
Il. CUMMINGS, Boom IA No In C1AIk-&
, 1870-06-14
TO LEASE

10 0ISasF~D0CK. ~ II oN VEST 1M4EILE.a
M Fmpge etp~ h1u6s u o. A1HUAAA~
= Wnahin&fu&A
, 1870-06-14
FOR SALE,
HOUsEHOLD GOODS,

WtsHNG TO sKIL THE
W wbel q pazt q theiF tu1nttus, sEpeS H., sos
on Or Aa6esInfJ }. MoN10oH kBY, Ii West Ran
do!phSt
, 1870-06-14

- = t5Hu2GE1FHE
Tickets to the great Cincinnati SEnxertest are
now On sale at the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 1 st. Louis
Railroad ofllce, unicr the MAttesou House, the
Standard billiard Hall, Smith Nixon's Building,
aud q Aoltet's Music store, Under the Museum,
addition 10 the regular 40 morning and evening"
tralua special traln viii leave the depot, corner
ol Canal onl hlnzle street8, today at p N.
, 1870-06-14
Accidental Poisoning.

Accidental Poisoning.
Policeman william Wilson, who WIS attached to
the Madison Street Station, accidentally poisoned
hImkeli ut his resdencc, No. $50 West Lake street.
last evening. He Was ulHell, aQnertnR from neu-
raIgla and some bodily aiulcut For the former
he ured a Imminent which he applied externally.
anu for the other he took medicine internally. He
mstook the BOTTLES and swallowed a dose Of the
ItDfmeut, aud died In fifteen minutes Deceased
had neeIl On the force since isGo, and Was an e1-
Gent onlces. He leayca wife and I'VE children
Accident.
A lad named Victor Labean, an employee OF
Field, Letter i Co., met with an accident IN their
store, yesterday afternoon, and narruwly escaped
frUm Heath. lie wns on the elevator, and some
one on the upper Hour. "for q jokc,7 threw some
water down. To avoid It Labean stepped aside
gnd fell between the wall and elevator. head down.
wards. He remained IN this condition q few min
ntes before rescued. Beyond few bruises he
was not much Injured.
, 1870-06-14
MACHINERY.

FOR sALK-ENGtNEs, PORTABLE, 6TATI0a-
~. hp!1sirk and 1aasine, 70 z-hosss: pay's ~
t1reehInx eukincA- Il. H. ANES, 70 Bauth CanAts+
EoR sAL-oNE !4HoRsE POWER STATION
nry engine, With ali steam pipe eonnecsoaa i1 lst-
feet eFdsr: .Csn b seen running. Apply 70 WELLS.
FRENCH l. CO.. ~ ptarbofn-st.
E'OR sALETWO 1sx94, oNE tnIn. ONE 101ls.
lne Skis, oue ExI9, <I9 stationary engines,
efal second band gines aud bcilezs By ". 4 JAMES
4E CO., 2a6 LAkext-
TOR SAIE-QKE aECQND-HAND laH0 RSN
power portahl9 1ktne. good ~ ner. VIII b sold
eheap By ". A. JAAkS q Co, Is Lake-st.
E'ORsALE-CHKAP-ATw POW H
enGlncs boiler sud long 4rnekcpipe all In thorough
seen running ii SFA1D1NG 4 LAkONFEs'. 133 Lakn-
IT.
H. 5al Fudacer, planning and matching nnsehne that
w1l plane Il inches wide. uchea thick new. PIers
On ". a. JAMES 4 Co.. " L4kest
, 1870-06-14

- 0AAUAE&4 A"pBOyCH
Slammed Coleman, colored man, who has been
u the employ OF Dean, Westlake & Co, No. IS
Michigan avenue, for some time psst, was arrest
I'd yesterday. by Detective Simmons, for stealing
suadfy articles and small sums Of money from
the store. The drm occupying the building ad-
some lamps, and simmons searched Coleman's
house Oh Lake street and found them. The valne
OF the goods stolen Is said to be about $3.50. The
prisoner will have hearing to-day.
, 1870-06-14
= VESSEL AT AUCTION.

The schooner Htnos Mitchell win be sold At anetion,
1t Weussk hzideo. Thursday, June 1A ut 10 O'Clock
N. DALI 4 CHARLESTON.
, 1870-06-14

. TrrE
DERsONAI-A YOUNG MAN, hrhi!SSattx rtiISlat ~ AvCi1 y
o1ahle of god soa mfnf1 15 %th @
isdy x vain aaS rspeabsty 9th tas v'sw q ss nast
nnsouy. A. sa1set eaa re Ri q esatisS Esven '
CAS-, N fereree soe ensn1oIL re- soa1~ '3 e
Week. fUvkEry. 10 u Coe1t.-
.%61;Y- -a07IF I1RSKN And HKR DAU9H.
-. - h. r6te~Ho nlesan send addrcsa 70 BENNETT
iApEta' - O. j. NsGIQ n. X. Co., 6outh WssH
eni Wefs &tz. Chicago
, 1870-06-14

TO RENT-ST0RE8, OFFICES, Co.
ITO RENT-FoURTH FLOOR s. ,wAsHlNGroN:
L IT, suitable for bookbindery printers otee; well
supplied with fAs fixtures, and splendid light: Rent
cheap. Apply to Aesfrn- PRATT 4 COVERT, %
KAshtngton+t
ITO REET-oFFICEs AND SLEEPING ROOMS,
i unfnrnished, on third Aud fourth HoolB Of brick
house u soush Ciatkst, eppo.ts the G9Hrt Ho1se 4
Church Block tbemcnt southeast corner Of Clark and
WabhfDaton.St1,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-22
FEEDING POULTRY.

The habit of giving gmuch food in short
space of time to poultry is Il very bad one.
If you notice their habits you will perceive
that the process of picking up their food
under ordinary, or what we may call the
natural condition, is Il very slow one.
Grain by grain does the meal get taken,
and with the aggregate no small amount
of sand, small pebbles and the like, all of
which, passing INTO the crop, assists diges-
ton greatly. But in the "henwife's" mode
Of feeding poultry, a great heap is thrown
down and the birds are allowed to peg
away" at such q rate that their crop is filled
too rapidly, and the process of assimula-
ton is slow, painful and incomplete. No
wonder that so many eases of choked
craw are met with under this treatment.
Many other diseases which affect chickens
might be obyiated by amateur breeders
were little precaution taken in so SIM
pie thing as feeding. Regularity in
feeding is also essential.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-22
SAVING SEED CORN.

The Western Rural, through a cores
pondent, talks in this common-sense way
about saving in the fall what is so ueedful
in the spring-good seed corn.
II have a few words to say on this sub
ject to stir up the minds OF farmers by
way of remembrance. Some say we will
select our seed corn at the time of husk-
ing. guess it will get ripe and dry all
before frost this year Others think they
can select good seed from the crib in the
spring. Well, perhaps they may, but
think it is not II safe way. My plan is
this Go into the field with basket and
wheelbarrow, select of those ears that be-
Gin to ripen earliest, husk, leaving on two
OF three husks to trace it up by. Then
braid ten ortwelve ears together and hang
them across pole in a dry place. BY
the time frost comes, it will be cured and
no mistake You will have good, sound
seed. Try it, if you have not done so.
think one acre planted with good, sound
seed, is worth two acres with hall-trozen,
weakly stuff.