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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-22

The Selma leaves Washington for
New Orleans tomorrow, Sunday,
morning at 10 o'clock. She will
continue to run in the trade, as adj
vertised, until the water is too low
for her to cross the "Little Devil
when the Jennie Howell will take
her place.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-22
Subscription.
Advertising.
U e JOURNAL has a
L0rgP9 Circulation

in the Parish of St. Landry, than any other
paper; and the Parish Of St. Landry is the
most Pepulous Parish in the STATE, except the
Parish OF Orleans. The JOURNAL, therefore,
is one Of the best advertis ing mediums in the
County Parishes.
Transient aGvant;semnnta
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District Court begins here next
Monday
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. I feel tina, ".
have now an article Of gin suitable for sach
cases as that remedy is adapted to.
DIR. J. w. BRIGHT.
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Several more Germans 1--WE have
not learned the number) arrived on
the Lessie Taylor last Monday, and
went to their new home in the Ger
man settlement at Faqnetaique.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-22

"
"Schnapps' il a remedy in chronic cstsrrh.
al complaints. etc:
! take great pleasure in bearing highly cr~
u'aDic testimony to lis efficacy as a remedial
agent Ill the diseases for which Won recon-.
mend it. Having a natural tendency to tha
mucous surfaces, with a Slight degree Of slim
ulation, l regard it rs one If the n,0st impor.
tant remedies in chronic catarrhal affections
particularly those of the gcnito-urinary sppa.
ratus. With much respect, your obdt, svt'
CHAS. A. LEAS, NJ. d. New York
20 FINE STREET, New York, Nov d, 1867.
UDnLPHo WOLFE. Esq. Present, Dear Sir =,
1 nave mace a chemical examination of a sam
pie OF You "Schiedam Schnapps." with the
intent of determining if any foreign or jpiur-
ious substance had been added to the simuls
distilled spirits
The examination has resnlted in the coucln.
sion that the sample contained no poisonous
or harmful admixture. | have been unabla 70
discover any trace of the deIeterious substan-
ces which are sometimes employed in the
adulteration of liquors. l would not hesitats
to use myself, nor to recommend to others,
tor medicinal purposes, the "Schnapps" az an
excellent and unobipctionable variety of gin.
Very respectfully yonrs,
kclSHeuJ CilAS. A. SEEIi, Chemist.
CHEMICAL N TECHNICAL LABORATORY,
Is Exchange Place. New York. Nov %. 1867.
UDoLplo WOLFE, EsQ.-Dear Sir: The M
dersl gued have carefully and thoroughly aua-
lyzed a sample OF your "Aromatic Schiedam
Schnapps,' selected by ourselves, and have
fonnd the same free from all organic or inor-
game substances, more or less injurious to
health. From the result Of our examination,
we consider the article one Of superior quality,
hra!thtul as a beverage, and ~,ffec,ual in Its
medicinal qualities. Respectfully youra.
(Nignrd} ALEX. TRIPPEl.. Chemist.
+. L. E~NGELEfARD, M. y.
For aal~ by all respectable Grocers and Drug
gists.
Udolpho "oGfss'~ Est.
% BEAVER $, =. 7.
March 25-3ln
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-22

We were the happy recipient of a
bottle of Muscab and an entire cake,
on the,occasion Of the marriage pub
in-tn-day,s JoURrAL.
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O SALE OR RENT.

A comfortable and newly repaired dwelling
"A house in Opelousas. Apply at Lefebvre
Il Garmard's Store.
April 22-tf ~
To the Physicians of the Parish Of st. Ian.
dry.
THE members of the medical profession of
L the parish are respectfully invited to meet
at the Court House, in the town of Opefousas,
on the first Monday of May, for matters of
Importance to the profession.
..> MANY PHYSICIANS.
April 22-lt .--.-
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EOfice to the Public.

Eofice to the Public.
MY wife, Marie Louise Lanclos. having
I'VE left the conjugal domicil without just
cause, the public is hereby warned that I will
not pay any debts contracted by her in
my name.
JACQUES AUDIBERT.
Opelousas, Aprii ". 1871. Ct
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Fire Cempany-Electfen Of officers.

The Opelousas Fire Company,
NO l, held a meeting on the 18th
inst, to elect officers for the ensuing
year. The following were elected :
W. r. Cochran, Foreman. B.
Martin, list Assistant Foreman.
Leonce Sondoz, I'd Assistant Fore
man. L. A. Sandoz, Secretary. K.
Fl. Bodemuller, Treasurer. Jacob
Pefferkorn, Steward. Joseph John,
Engineer.
Mr.. Sol. Loeb was elected Presi-
dent of the Fire Department, Parish
Of st. Landry.
The company sent oNew Orleans
last Sunday for a new engine. 1t
was expected to arrive yesterday on
the Selma. The members have
made efforts a long time to get this
engine, and have at last succeeded.
They paid $3.50 cash, collected from
private subscriptions, and are to
pay the balance, $3.50, in a year.
They deserve great credit for their
perseverance in a matter where their
individual benefit is nothing com
pared with that of the public.
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List of Subscriptions

For a new fire engine for "Opelousas Fire
Company, No. l." which have been paid:
Jean Medicis 5 5 go Allen Bridges 5 5 90
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-22

WOLFE'S sCHIEDAM Ec;1rnppa,
Is initiated and countert:itrd, ~od purchasers
VIII nave to use caution III purchasing
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-22

WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM sCuNApps
Is good for Gov.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-22

"oh1ES SCHIED SCENApPs
Is good for all Urinary complaints
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-22

SCHIEDAM sCRcyApPs
Is used all over the world by PHYSICIANS in
THEN practice.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-22
Estate of Use,' E07acz0s, 0eC'N

April %, 1871.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-22

noye.s Schiedam Schnopps
IS good tor all kidney and bladder comp,s,nt.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-22

"oLfES SCHIEpAM SCENAPps
Is recommended by oil tn" Medical Faculty.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
mere Bate Gcrnelius NIT a1er Spr9falt
zines 2tebenben 70 beba8li& etnseridtet,
ala e8 bic nm116nbe erlnuhten. Die

mere Bate @ornelius NIT aQer @orafalt
etnes 2tebenbsn 70 bebaeli& einseri@tet>
al6 eS bic Inn tdrbe %erlaubten. Die
Seiten tpare>1 NIT tparmbaltenbem Iu&e
bei@la9en, BET 8open wor NIT &i{1en
beleet unp ;u Dem Sibe fir @lelta
butte er ben prd@ti9en unp b5@ft beque>
uteu 2ebnftubl Der @irtbin tbeuer En-
fault uno l9autelnp in tarfe &iemen
%ein9ebdn9t. Na@ oamalt9en Beerifen
war pieies ibun Elm iebr ftattltAe6 Tubr>
tperf, bo6 bic GoGter oe6 pidfen Man>
nes tn9fotteroam fid ni9t iddmen purfte
j1 beitet9en.
0alo mar man freunbli9 einseri9tet
In Der fletnen bewe9ltden @obnung.
&u@ fir proStant> fir 2ederbi0en 70
gut pie fe paS @afbaus 0eboten> bate
oer Sumter 9efpr9t. &ai9 trobten bic
bier mutb}9en &oi1e lanoeinwdrt5 yon
oannen. @lelia iaB Doll fi4en @eelen>
frteoen6 benz elidli&en Cornelius 9esenz
fiber. pbilippintje l@ien iebr in ii9 &C.
febrt. 8on elmer fleinen Mnb1be mari
fe nod etnen Bltd binab auf bas 9ldnz
senoe 9oQanb8zD pe1en @ellen fe
9efern al6 cine bofnun9aYpue Braut
9el9aufel@ batten.
Der Greulple! Der Sabafstyran !"
n1urmelte fe in ft9 binein> Damn Derl9lp6
i1e bic @u9en uno itellte fia> UNI allen be-
l9dmenpen Gra9en ou8Suwei9en> olS ob
1le 19liefe.
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8erbereite Bic @abrbett !

Man4e Wlebi;iner %tebaupttu 1teif unb fvf, ta6 Is 8eeen bic
gDlrb, reritpBe. etn 9etlmtttel 3u annpnctren, let Is aud nod
70 %wertboDa. Das ii eeraoe II, wie tpenn man faete, etne
Waare, beren aQe gelt bebarf, fclte in einen QDtntel peraedt
serben, pier taB Wpbtbaten uo @eBnunsen ;u nette SuS>
breitnn8 frten frnnteu. pber baB lie Wf'ttel CUR Beibupun9
uno gieterterfeluns Der @%eiunbtst Elm Mpncpul fur g8e.
uise uns nidt Mleu suednslia fem icate. 9as Nrsu,msnt 1T
nidt ftaba!tts. Sd, ADD fdltrn,ner, Is If unmenfdlt9.
@eiebt, 3 pfetter'S Moeenbitters-ein ablulutes 5silmit~
tel fir Duspepiio, @alisteit nnb ylereenidwd&e,- mdre nte
~auserpa1b BEN. Neperturium Der SatuItdt betanut ss~Orssn,
mas mare bic IUlse seweIen ? Statt Wltaionen III be.lsn nne
su~ trdfttaen, 1pareen bic euten Wtrtungen bteiss Seilmit1e!s
auf serbaltni6n1dsie etltde gDeniee be 9rdntt ~seblieben fetn.
IS 1T BE bSdfe 4utpritdt uerbanben fir bas @prt4pprt
neae betn Qtdt nidt unttr etnen @aeTel; allies Sprtrsfftde
fpate tute etne @taot auf einen 9ugel placirt rereen, mo- que
Wenf4eu bappn &enutntt nebmeu t6nneu. Nad bteient
@runefase 1T bas 8tttere In jebent treeab aneeietenea BIatte
Der weftliden 5emifsbdre annpntcrt rprsen. unb wtrb aud
fernsrbtu %aunrneirt perben. sta@ biefen1 @eseniabe iiab bic
aus freten etiden %sesetenen 3eueni6e ietntr 3ttlnirtianatett
tn aat @&rtftfpra&eu uterfest tpprben. .&aufenbe eerfreaen
fb teute poutummeuer @eiunbtetlL :hie auf benz 3rantenlaeer
battnfte&en wiirben, tuenn nt4t bic 3ettung BE Q4abr.
bett in Be3 ue au { btefe s.u ntsrs1 III 1t&e Rrd I.
tte I'M 8. unb q eg eIuna m tits uett unb brttt
tuub sttba n tdtteu. @efest, baB aus btefer publiettdt
0eutnn sejpeen pprben. ST bae Elm 0runbbaoeeeu ! a0enn
BE 5Teutltae 0e(uubbet sef&ast tuerben IL. nenn bic gassn'
f&euleteH e~erettet uprhen Hnb menu bic @dpa6en eeRortt
unb be Rranien uieberbereeReat tpurben ftub, II IL vttl @u'
tes babar& errtt&t mprben; unb rer tNrb f. erbdrra1t& fetn'
lta euf foI&e Adie auseransteu 8fuabuusen ibse sest&t'
6elsbuune IN ustss5nueu. I.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

Die finite Npenue Mem yorfs> bis
DOR &ur;em au5(dliebltd Der SiB Der
@slrartit0fratie rer Metrppple, bat Der
SnpaiIon ces @el9dfteS ni9t micberte<
ben tSnnen. Sebt 1T e5 gar i'm @erf,
Die prd9tt9e Strabe curG bic 9an;e UNI
tere Gtart gu ue%rl1n9ern uno 70 Gem
Brpcway, Der bel aQer Stattli9tett bod
fir Die 5aupt<Yul8abcr zines @e(eez
l9aft6 pie baS SEEM Worfs> ;u l&mal
it, e{ne erfolAreide &iualin III seben.
Die Stem yorfer Gtaotsseituns 19re'bt
bteruber: Die &erldn9erune Der flnf>
ten Aoenue Don @aperleY Ylace bur4
ben @a|bin9ten Yarf na9 Ganalfra6e
uno Wef 8roaoway 1T etn in Der Musz
fQbruns be9rifenes @erf bon GROCER
Era9meite> fiber oei7en Tortl9ritt wtr
ben 2ele:n BON 3et1 gu 3eit 8ert9te lie
fern roQen. @6 banpelt i19 bier UNI
Die Gr6hnung elmer Der praGtpoufen
bief9en Moenue6 Ing 5er5 Der untere,
Staot. Wenn bic finite MYenue cur9
ben @eft Broaoway bis nad Der Battery
geflbrt III. wel9e6 obne 3weifel in 3wei
big bret Sabren Der TaQ fem Miro miro
ite cine ununterbrodene 8srtebrs> Moer
uon Der Battery els 6arlem biloen unb
gang beitimmt Dem jebi9en 8roaowaY
srobe Goncurren3 MAIDEN, ia wabrldetn<
lid bic eri te uno 6aupteel96f it, Mpenue
New yorf6 werben. @runpeigentbum
in Der 2aurenef tr., ba6 an ber neuer
"flnften Mpene lie9t 1T felt einiser 3ett
beoeuteno I'M Wertbe 9eftie9en. 8aus
pldbe, welde man I'M Sabre 1867 fir
$4,000 ~oerfaufen tonnte, foltet jebt $685.
900. Diele@ eftton Der fInften Mpenue,
we:de 3wil9en 8eleYaraBe uno "A. Str.
lie9t miro in etni9en Sabrrn paSGmpuz
RUM un lerer 9rpecn Smporteure meroen.
@pn IA. @tra6e an miro bic finite Npe>
nue. wabrldetnli@ benz &lein9elddft IN
GLEN unb @auanteriewaarerbanoel 9e<
wtomet peroen. @don iegt bat ii@ pas
@elbdft Dem ariitotratiiben Spell Der
flint ten Mpenue 9endbert, une Die Gde
Der 26. StraBe uno funften Npenue, am
elesanteften Gbetl Don Mabiion Square>
muroe foeben in Elm oruBes @Qenwaarenz
@elddft unt9emnnbelt. Sic 1ransit!-
Die %perlan9erte flnfte&oenue burdl&net<
pet bsfanntltG ben Balbtn9tun port> Der
aessnwdrti9 unter Der 2eitun9 Der part
@ommi1dre Elm gan; perdnoertes @u6<
leben befommen pirb. Man ipri9t aud
Don Der baloi9en Durdflbrun9 Don 2ez
riir9ton Mpenue t&rd @rommereY Yart,
Der biz jeBt pripat &i9entbum If, unp
Der 9eraoen TortIeBun9 oe6 ~jrpeiten Npe@
niue bis Gbatam @quare. Dieie Ser
be0eruns nit Der Nusoebnuns ron Ma<
%btlonfrabe mad Yarf Son. Der @berry>
traee mad Sutton StraBe uno Der 70
nStbisen Gr1retterun9 BON @batamz
trafe tperben ben lebbaften @ertebr ;wt<
19eu ben oberen unp unteren Ibetlen
unlerer Metrppele bepeuteno erlet&tern.
-Das Gep yorter Sournul 1@retbt :
"&arl @Gurj lift ftd ben@tubl nf&t Dor
pteEbIre ieBen, ST wiro pemprdfcenten
Grant aeiaen, baB berlelbe nt9t berpapf
Der northumberland 1T. User ater
ssboft BAT, pab@@urj gut bemofratil@en
Yartei iiber9eben weroe bat feline 5of>
nun9 auf @anb oebout.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
(Jortiebrng folat.
-~A~

- Dte Dulutb vTribune" bert@tet,
bae Die Direfteren Der Nero>p actfc>@t<
1enbabn einer1 balben Mntbetl Der 2ate
superior 8abn 3utl&en Dulutb uuo
Der Norb>Y actfc> Suncticn 9efauft batea
unb nod &pdbrerb bteie8 @inters pent9<
items 100000 IND ulutb fit 9afenper>
bt6erun9en u. |. 10. nerauSsaben ,per<
ben. ~. &.&u.H~ .34,.,1 -
peter 8siltle Saloot. IL 6aftnss
,purte. lebtet Montas bur& sGeutr jer<
ftu. 8erluf $1,000. - 40. ~,
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Der Jabresberi@t bes Aderbaus
COMMITTEES,


@apror, entbdlt fuI9enbe tpertbpuue Nat{>
ftiide Daten:
@s tporen i'm Sabre 1869 50O,O00,>
600 older 2anoe6 in Garme11 sertbeilt-
pent9er alS Elm @iertel bes @elammt>
Nreal8 beS 2anoe8 unb peni9er al8 Elm
3ebntel bes @e1ammtareals 1T :vtrfltd
I'M @nbau. Sn England ilnb II, in
Srlano rs uno I'M aanjen @rpbbrittanz
MEN 3u|ammen9enommen SO Yro;ert beS
@elamlntareals i'm Mnbau. Sn Gnoz
LAMB fno BON 80 Miuionen older Qanoes
% MiQionen bebaut; in Sbio Inp BON
rs M}tQtoneu older nur etpa Z MiQtpz
men unter &ultur.
Da6 5etst ca6 ielbf un{ere berporra>
9enoien &detbauitaaten nod 1ebr piel
mIbise6 2ano baben, ro8 ter 9anp pes
SebauerS ert9e9enbarrt.
Dc6 wuroe in ben Scr. 5taaten an
Wei3en i'm Sabre 1869 bic erfaunli@e
@len9e DON $50 WiQionen 8ulbel oesoz
gen. 8aumwo1e etpa 100000 8aQen,
Ma{6 874 Miuionen Bu1bel.
Sn bemAelben Sabre CAB es in ben
Ser. Staaten fiber s Miuionen pferbe, 1
Miuion Maulelel> IS Miuipnen S61en
une @ttere unb 10 MiQtpnen Mil@z
tube.
IS muroen in jenem Sabre $1,000
Srboft Nobr3uder uno beinabe 6 MtQ.
Molofe erstelt.
SIM 9aufe jere5 Sabre6 pancerten
385>O94 perIonen in bic Ser. @taater
Elm, &pcYpn 124>241 aus Deut19lonb
famen.
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ct. Naul marft 3ArtGt.

6pln. yiIber unb Ser. Ttaaten Bpnr5,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

uOer 80 |etp19t!" 9rDutepDtl1pptt1tle.
vGr bdtte eS bod nod einmal prpbtrin
f1nnnen. Mber t9 perliere ni6t8 an ibm.
6rau Bootsmann fam t9 inner nod
rperren."
NueS par sur Tcrtiebuns ber &eiie
bereit. Ste batten etnen &~peiten> unbe>
bauten 2anpl ri@ 3u burd3ieben. Manz
@erletB el9werli9feiten feQten 1t@ tbnen
IN ben @ee, aber ite ourften AUDI tofen,
bier ni9t 70 leidt auf feinolide Streifs
partbien ;u tuben, bic it6 me3r in ienen
@esenpen bielten> no ie erwarten tonnz
ten, lire &aub> u&1o Yliinoerun86lu91
befrieof9t 81 1eben.
Cornelius batte, Sermittelf gutter ST.
sablun9,-er par 9ewpbnt> INNER e}nf
aniebnlt@e @umue in @olo hi fi9 gu
fabrsn BON Der @trbtn be8 9auiea
etnen @aBen, nit pter farfen, pffrtelts
f&en pferoen, fir bic ndditen Sage &C.
u1ietbet. Sannete> Der 6au6tne@t ioutf
ben &utl9er MAIDEN, unb fit bic rt&ti9e
&Qdfebr beg Gubrwerfs ior9en. Gref>
lid >por btele8 tpett entfernt bic 8equent,
lt@tetten 3u bteten, >pel@e. III uniereu
3etten BON etnem neutrality-suspicious. &et'
feraBen 9eforbert tperben. Gs mar etu
einfa&er 2%etterwa0en,. NIT etnent Da@t
BON @a&stu@ Yeritben bas man lbfneu
uub perfalteben tonnte, tpte IS ber @e@'
tl bel. @tttruns sebet. aber pas sSn'
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3u9flQuffn.

3neelaufen.-gin etpa 6-7 Monate altes
&alb III Dem l1nter3eiGneten au%seaufen. Der @iseutbiner
tanu Is 9eseu 3abune Der ~l1ntpften suruferbalten. Mabsrss
bel U. Gaines, Sort Str. nate Tprbe5. be;22=4t.
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&GrlQnQt>

~ ~~N~~~~~>>
- Nn3et9en tn bie@er @palte utter ben Nubri-
ten ugerlangt", v@efu6t", u8u @errenten" unb v3u Scr.
taufea" psrlen fir 5 Gents bic Belle, leec Snfersipa, In g6r
ausbcSabluna aufsenplamen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-01

RIGur AND WONG WAY 10 MIX The
Irish Fsrnsr's Ga-e..s publishes the following
from Prof Dick of the Edinburgh Veterinary
College, On the manner Of milking.
Tie operation IS performed difereatly in vari-
Gus parts Of the cl1utsy. In some the diary
maid dips beg hand into aliitle milk and by
successiyey stripping the tcst between her fn-
gers aad tlunh unlc.ls the ulier. This plan,
however, Is attended with the Disadvantage Of
irritating more or Iess the ttsi, and rendering
it liable 20 cracks and chops, which are followed
by inflammation eXteniing 20 the rest Of the
quarter This accounts for the disease occur
ring more frequently among the cows under the
charge Of one mixer than IL does in those under
the charge Of another; aui a. this practice is
more common in some parts OF the country than
in others. il also accounts ilr Che disease being
more common IN these parts This ian Of milk
ing. where he irritation is not sufficient to ex-
cite the extent Of inflammation 70 which | have
allui frequently prOilces a horny thicsenilg
Of the teat.x consequence Of the cracks and chops
which renders it m1re lificllt to milk than
when in MS natural state, sHd. az the same
time. preiisposes 90 Inflammation vhen any
cause occurs 60 set 10 up These ELECTS msy he
and are slmos; entirely avoided by the most sci
entIhc plan OF milking siOrteI "a other parts Of
the country. where, Instead Oi drawing down or
stripping the tea, between ;he thumb and fn-
gers, rs l have stared, the dairy-maid follows
more closely the principles which instinct has
taught the calf She first takes g slight hold Of
the tests with her hand. By which she merely en-
circles it, then lifts her hand up 50 as to press
the body of the unler upwards, by which the
milk escapes into the test Of If, as is generally
the case when some hours have elapsed between
milking times, the tess is full, she grasps the
teat close to its origin with her thumb sud fore
finger, so as to prevent the milk which is in the
teat from escaping upwards {; then. Masking the
rest Of the fingers to close from above down
wards in succession, forces cut what milk may
be contained in the telt through the opening Of
it, The hand IS again pressed up and closed as
before, and the milk drawn easily and freely,
without the tuEcing and wrcrching inflicted by
clumsy mikers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-01

ANOTHER CANCER BETFoY.-A physician who
has tried cuudurango as q csncer remedy, and
derived beneficial results from il, writes to the
New YORK Here q to say that red clover bios
SONS are much more effective and reliable a
specific for the sg0niziny disease as he has prov
td in practice Of ab1u, forty years. TIE sane
remedy has teen triel with good results in this
vicinity, and 4 number Of persons afflicted with
the terrible cancer sse now employing the re
medy with good success.-The prescription is 50
cheap and simple thst suy person afflicted with
cancer can well afford 70 try it, lie has s;mply
to Il Sc e tea os the blossoms and drink freely
during the day 4 piece Of rag is also kept wet
with the tea and applied 90 the cancerous sore.
The Herald writer asserts that with this remedy
he cured fifteen eases which his brother physi-
clans had given up a. incurs1le. lie also lays
that for al dermic diseases and cutineous sfec T.
tons the rel clover tops sre the most Efficient
remedy he has ever tried. And IL might te
added that there is many mother Of young
children who can testify TO the slmost sovereign
efficacy OF the rel clover in checking the distress
ing manifestations Of whocping cough. There
are probably A sufficient number Of caneerOus
patients in this vicinity 70 give the above pre-
scrin,ion q fair trial, which it would be well to
DO while waiting for the arrival Of cargo Of
cundurago from South America
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-01
Here and There.

Frank llciilenbergcr, convicted in Tennes-
see of man-slaughter, was shot yesterday IN
an attempt TO escape.
Fashionables wear silver earrings.
A husband adycrtscs thus: My wife
Marin has straycd OF been stolen. Whoever
returns her viii get his head broke. As to
trusting her, anybody can do 50 il they see
fir; for as never pay my own debts, its not
likely III pay her n
New York eats coo 900 crates OF peaches
weekly.
Mrs. Anne Naks, rather courageous ie-
male, residing at No. - Kosciusko street,
Brooklyn, found two sneak-thieyes in the
cellar on Saturday night. Instead Of calling
for assistance she seized a club and began
pummelng them most vigorously. One Of
the thieves stabbed her in the arm, irllictiuE
a severe wound. Both escaped.
The Norwich Advertiser selects the fcl-
lowing from What know about Farming:
- Catch your butterflies late in August.
Select the deep yellow ones if you would get
good, sweet, salable butter.
\ gentleman who has been rowing IN a
paper boat this summer, has ordered pa
per cutter Of his stationer for the sleighing
next winter Com. Bulletin
Endrc Tegcte, Hungarian, loaded his
rife with q heavy charge of powder and
three bottles Of pain-killcr, and proceeded
with the weapon to the house Of his sweet
heart For the last time he asked her if she
would marry hlm. She replied firmly,
"NoI" Crack went the rifle, and wall and
ceiling all around were spattered with the
brains and warm blood of the Hungarian.
4 part Of one Jaw had been sent deep into
the side of the door, and poor Endre was a
bleeding corpse upon the floor.
The close Of the season at the watering
places-the thinnest you can get in these
dog days.-[N. y. Leader.
Cundurango doesn't pay yet.
We hage never heared of Joe Jefferson
fighting a duel, althou sh we have known
him to be "called cut" often-GN 7.
Leader.
Four bellies of New York are said to be
engaged to as many English nobemen.
\ resident of Kalamazoo writes to a .'school
boored' in Ohio that be will take a school,
as he d" hat fought terms school and at
tended l college / yrs at detroit, michigan
and am 20 yrs avage."
Little Johnny's mother rt aehed for him
with her slipper the other ev sning for hook
ing the Jelly, and after DUST ng the portion
of his pantaloons that he sit 5 on, she was
surprised to hear him laugh over it. and
demanded the cause of it. -" was thinking
how had fooled you. It was Carrie who
hooked the jelly"
The United States inspector has at length
given his report of the We 'tfeld disaster.
He declares that the catastrophe is the result
of wiliul violation of the law.
Captain Jacob Vanderbilt, pres ident of the
Staten Island Ferry Company, came very
near having to remain in the TC Cmbs upon
the finding at the inquest in the Westfeld
tragedy. The coroner was firm in | lis refusal
to accept bail: but Judge Sutherlan yielded
the point, and George Law, one of the COM