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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-20
THE ENTIRE TRANSPORTATION OF THE
COUNTRY

will be done with it before ten years roll
over our heads" answered he. "A
sphere nine feet in diameter will carry
about four hundred and fifty bushels Of
grain, which is the capacity of the larg-
est freight-carS. A hundred of these
spheres will be propelled at once through
these tubes from one end of the CONT
nent to the other with no other expense
than to keep air-eXhausteTs at certain
distances. The expense incurred will
be very tritiing, and the rapidity attain
able will reach one hundred miles an
hour. 1t is natures method of trans
portatiOn, and will do for substance
what the telegraph does for thought.
Nature has reserved to man the dOmin-
ion in all directions; it is only neces-
sary to penetrate and discover her plans
and modes of action. The hollow sphere
carrying its charge or load inside is ma
lures mode of transportation. From
the blood globules that carry their charge
of oxygen and iron TO all parts Of the
body to the mighty planets, carrying
their humanities and their animal and
vegetable creations on their surfaces we
see the spherical form employed.
Man was forced originally to use the
wheeled vehicle to pass over the uneven
roads furnished by the earth's surface,
the world has been so accustomed to it
that the idea of any other form of vehi-
Gle has not entered the human mind.
At length the simple, natural, and true
form of the vehicle of locomotiOn and
transportation is discovered. 1 shall
soon test this on a small scale, and its
entire practicability will be demon
strated, said he enthusiastically
"Have you any plan for carrying pas
sengers by this new plan,o l asked?
"WelI,n he answered, "people call |
me crazy now; if 1 should give my plan |
for carrying passengers might incur |
the danger of being shut up in an insane |
asylum, and so be prevented from prov
ing myself a sane man,
1.-THE Committee Of Appropriations
evidently did not consider you crazy" |
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-20

Jean angeiosg. Aifre
Browning. are some
authors lately repE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
Church and School.

Nov that there is a speedy probability of civili- zalion getting thc upper hand of barbarism, in ihs Territory, we think it time our citizens were fBoyIaE u the matter of securing, for church asA schoo tue she'll of a building recently crec- ted, for q church, Jack of and near the court honse, and upon which, we understand, there rrs,s ID af gage or Hen for some $i00. The mon- sy ;hX has been spent In erecting the house in carstiou was, wc believe, raised by subscription, snd ws know of no good reason why sufficient azsuut or money to clear the mortgage or lien, and to knsh and furnish the building iu x suita- als aaa com fot table msnncr cannot be raised 5lsSt svay.
 if memory serves us rightly, 100 or more dol iisyeg, reeestiy secured, as net proceeds of osrtAin e-ter,ainmcnt, given In aid of this very o6eet, and Se now ask the ladies of our town to iH,cre.t themselves in this matter.
 hh trae that, as regards church services tho county coart house has bccn free to ministers of s'ery atu0nip ,ttou, and In 1t have our people, lneued Sua ' after Sunday, to the sermons Of ef. Gil,Ho5r other ministers, but, Prescott osghirp he sg aiciently advanced to have house sbich qt ta be devoted, solely, to the inculcation of Divina tru,hs and to culighteniug the minds oi eur you.h 7-ilf useful worldly knowledge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
Ghe ~ > JMlner.
prescott, Arizona.
Personal. Etc.

,f.s,, F. \ Carr. U. s. A., and family, started ..~ Fsr, WMppls, several days ago. for Camp .,-.g Pe..si nus to leaving, Majer Carr and e. W5'rar h9i.ored ss with visit
 ,,..u D Fosses, Cal Crittenden and dangh- ,n of Camp HBa.Pai, were in town last week.
 r-t-, 5Cfa. J 6erry started to go to hIs rich -..., a Nohayo county, Sunday last. ,- ME G. Iarais, Ineian Agent, recently oi c.,r Craat. 3. rc suiting his health in our town. .r,rksor. G. P. Head and W. B. Heilings .,..s5 sar Pbo nix Saturday last, by Grants
 ., lIr. Jack son will soon start for California '.J .etnrq with wagon load of young fruit trees, ,,,re vines. etc. for farmers of lfarscopA and F.Fapa, coantes
 Nr.srs F. A. ( ,ok, Judge John Howard end l,ao Flores started south by stage, Wednesday isstf
 Ma. Jas A. Moore, of MaricopA Wells, has ,oOs 10 California to place her three children at srbool 'hcfe.
 A.E Surgeon T. w.. Boone. started for San grsuciseo wit'. Coshpany B, of the 2ist. He has srsn relieved rom duty in this Department and bte report &. sAn Francisco for spnulment of contract
 D. B scmE \. A. Surgeon, has been ordered iofqo-l for duty to the commanding officer of Fot HEipple.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
Dead and Haried.

l.. W. orover died at this place early Tussaay morning iast' and was bzried in the Ciisens' Cemetery on the evening of Wednesday hss.
 Deceased was native of NarylanA aged abou, 1s years. when child, hIs pareaas took him to Ini'aoeiphia, iA which city he grew up to man. hood. He bas sister in feansylrania.
 We knew the deceasef well, and recre, the slime and manner of his demise.
 W. B. Hellings, the man who shot Grover ., lhis place, on the night of September aoth, Is out on oaii oi sio'ooO, but will now return to Mi and await his trial
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
AnQther Citizen Gone to His Long Home

Geo. Becker. who was aged about thirty, and 2 naive Of Pcnusyivania, died Monday last, al Bor,.s Agua Pia Ranch, from wound in the heal, made by pistol bullet Deceased was well aua fAyorsbly known here. He had been at work for Bowers Bros, sad appeared to be pleased slt his employers, working partners, ttc., but, ,l1age 10 say, tierc are grounds for believing ihat ic deliberately took his own life.
 IL story is shat on Sunday night. hc, as usual, lsy dovu rcst and sleep, in the passage way be- tre.a tue two houses. where he was found early psn zsrs,ag. suffering. severely. An examina- ass seexsf sass tuiict had entered his fore hosa. passed 4lgsugh ais brain and skull. He was lsried ao1sair SF the body of man who was sgle5 by IpdlaaL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
rom Camp Verde.

The Indir --soms forty or fifty in number gho have r,c itly returned from the mountains. to oiAsCasae erde Reservation, begging rstions and sxpr'. ,sorrow for having leit the Reser. yslian. .ud to were again taken back and cared to, leit ns,a last Sunday night after having been 1'ormed L. they would have to camp nearer As militarA est, In order that Capt. Carr (com- ''i8dlng tue post) could be satisfied that they tc Indiaas sould not 70 of the Reservation to a.Ist r.e.r iagc brethren, who remained out A!lhg tud bbing Whites.
 Ne get foregoing news from members of as Fls Cz dry Band. who arrived here recent. y hoH ,ss erde and are on sher way to Camp ArDowru
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
iEna of . Court Martial.

Theeouf artiai which recently convened at Faa Mi and betore which Col Chas. IL TompkIas the Quartermaster's Department s@ tried aed its labors late last week, and oa suuda' the officers composirg It started ter thSr res5 five stations. Col. Tempkins took As depaytur, n the same day. The prevailing of.aion here that the Colonel will be acquitted o' sll thgchs zee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
Williamson Valley.

a.svA sas recently visited by high winds 2esE an Kimler gave party on the even t n ult., whieh was attended by sev-
 seA gentlemen of Prescott, who say A ms visited tho valley recently and 'fns lat wm. R. Hooper & Co. contract >'' fS' supply ng Government with beef, had, al '-,t.1e ss wss there, about 800 of the largest ssq stiea TesAs cattle he had eTes sccu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
New Goods.

NaEom d teams belonging to Messrs. Ball st otAd xcns of San Bernardno, California, aTyed hS Wednesday las, with goods ferC. F.. A=a ( F aud started Ger Ehrenserg again Fhsrsday .. ming.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
8appy as . Big Sunhower.

sae 'Jeff." Davis. who has lost ever so rses. mules and asscs, by the Apachcs, atown soon after the news of the recent over the varmints, and has, ever since, -as happy as big sunnowcr."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
SUMMONS.

have.
 Assisa hsousA, in the District Csurs . sAs ssssoa .. deial District h and fss ss sAaay sf hsAAvs rsss3 af ArissAAA
 ALoSxo E. DAvil PisistiG ,
 WILLIAM R PRicE Defssdast TAs nrr'sssy y Arissna sssSs svss1ess . wnskAn . PRICK. defendant: You hereby wsairsd se apy~ss h ss<3.s ssvagAe a9ainss yca by tfs ahsvs-sns.sA p,AknuG h 0s District Court of the s~cosi Jaicssi Dasssss b ss1 = the cossfy of Mehave Tesysnsy sf AhnsA sa1 ansvpu the complaint Sled with the Cisrk sf seiA Cs~S vinkn twenty days (sxelxsive ef the day s sssvissl sss - service you of this sammees. served vteAis tAs county bat served ont ef ths county ssd within shs District then within thirty d&ys; b sn sAss sass vhh- in forty days The said actIoa k hvsght h sssswss As sum of kur hundred (t0o) dpIlan dss phss19 0s0 c. frndAnt fsr services rendered Aaosssy q fav aso fur ths of four hundred and ahity sgAt ss1 l9loo dollars for goods wasss es1 nssons- dse sold and delivered te yoe sf yous spssal issnees and request Asd you hereby nst1e1 ebaa Tss ea appear and the sad conpAis as sbSvs ssus- ed the plaintiff will take jadgnsnt aenins yss hy e. fanl for the of eight hasdrsd ss1 Aistvsight cd ls 100 (s3s leoo) deiias with aisrsss e As As fse day of Janaasy, A. ID. is7s saA fss ces1 cd dbeuO- usuts in this behalf sxpsaded.
 Given under any hand and hs sal ef saiA Cent e HnO dyviIs. Arissaa, fhls i6sh day sf ysiy, q. n l0A
 ILal r.G. CHRlsIyE, C0b. ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
Grain Wanted.

P q Yell, contractors for supplying Gov. SHa sFsiu. at Fort whipple and Camp sdsertise their readiness to pay the high. ipr grain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
Musical Programme

For this (Satnztlayl afternoon: NO. l, March, from La File du Regiment
 DoDizctti 2, Rosa PoIka.--D'Afbert 2, Duet, from Marita,sa "Hoty mother.
 guide hls fooss,cps"-Wzliace. 4, Quadrille, from the Opera Masauisllo.-
 Aubcr ,, Drinking song, from Lucrcsa Boygia
 --Doniz.tta 6, Aria, from Joseph and his brotbess.
 Mehul. :. The Fairest of the Fair, Schottische.-
 Le Prans s, Shoo Fly Galop.-Lce
 JOHN LEIDNER, Chief Musician.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION. To All Whom it May Concern

" ~AAA w AVAA ~ &kA0y VVAVVA II . | WHEREAS under an Act of the Legislative Assem- bly of the Territory of Arizona entitled An Act to Pro, vide for General and Special Electeus it is provided that there shall be held throughout. the Territory TUESDAY AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER A. D. 1872 an election for members of the Legislative Assembly, and such other ocers as may be required by law to be chosen at such Election and
 WHEREAS It is further provided In said Act that i, shall be duty Governor least thirty days be- fore any General Election proclamation desg nAting the offices to be filled at such Election.
 NOW, THEREFORE, I, A. P. K. sAFFORD: Gov of the Territory of Arzosa In pursnAocc of the duty eejined upon me. de hereby order General Elee
 ton be held upon the day prescribed in said Act t November s 1872 and also designate the following oces to be filled at said Election, yiz:
 A Delegate the Forty third Congress of the United States
 Min. 60 members of the Territorial Council and eighteen Qs membsn of the Territorial House of Representatives as follows:
 The County of Pima, four C members of the Council and eight D members of the House. The County of Yuma one CD member of the Council and three @ hers of the House. The County of Yuma and the County of Mohave, jointly, CD member of tho Council and one CD member of the House. The County of Yavapai two @ members of the Council and five (5 members of the House. and the County of YavaF and the County of Maricopa, jointly, CD member of the Council The County gf Maricopa, CD member of tho House.
 Also in each county, three @ supcrvsors a ShsriG District Attorney County Recorder, County Treasurer County Surveyor. two @ Coroners and Public Admin. stratuf.
 Also in each Election Precinct in each of said Counties and not than two Consabes. and two (2) Jus
 of the Peace and in each precinct containing pop ulaton of than eight hundred persona be ained by tho Board Of supervsors additional Justice of the Peace
 Given under my hand and tho Great Seal of the Ter lLsl ritory, at Tucson, this l7th day of sep,em. Der, A. D. 1872.
 A.P.K. SAFFORD Governor. By the Governor.
 COLES BAsHFORD,
 Secretary of the Territory of Arizoua-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
Don't Write Them.

b does nt pay station keepers write forage reeepts when they to this office and procure any desired number of neatly printed blank receipts, gotten up. acy per instructions from the Chief Of the district, and at cheap rates.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
NOTICE to CREDITORS.
 In the MatAee of tAe Estate of JOSEPH REuNHARDx 0oe2

Notice is hereby given by tAs ssasssis.sA AAnssis. ,os of the above named esass shs seesss f aaA a persous having claims agaiast said dsesasA sxAekp same with the ssresaasy vsschess within ysns euo the arss publication q this ssaes e fAe ssAeUCsA
 his place af husipess h NInssai rwk HsAasv ecnny, A. T. III. WITTY. AauAsy
 Mineral Park. Mohsvs eOunty A. r.. AsgsN !. tea
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
DIVINE SERVICES.

Chaplain Gilmore. U. $. Army. will deliver regious discourse u ths Court -room Prescott every Sunday Services commence at eleven o'clock A. N.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
ARIZONA BREWERY, North Side of the Plaza, Prescott. Having rarcAsed and re6tted the above old and well known stand we are now ready to furnish the public with Excellent Lager Beer. l WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
 We have also new stock of Imported Wines, Liquors, and Cigarh And respectfully solicit your p.sronags.
 RoDEHBURG { co. Prescott Arizona, January l3 leT2
HIGHLAND CHIEF NINE.

Notice is hereby ftven shst ninety days pm date uly 6 Ie79 we will eommepce wotk On ths Hghland Chiet Nine s,aie ip Carsphell District YavsEaf csusty AEis sora apd thaf sa iywps who do rct sot h xecofasoe win niuiug laws q CongssA VIII have thsis eaiss old te pay tAesr share ns fhe exenses q ruseeerg said miae. WEI SiLsor 6 So
 Prescott A. E. Juiy G. isse
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
Gasoline.

A. J. MGller's Saoon-thc Diana-is now light. ed with gasoline, which burning fluid is said to be cheap and safe
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
LUMBER, LUMBER.

ALI. KINDS or BUILDING LUMBER KEPT constantly on hand SawMl. five miles south of Prescott < prompt attention.
 Terms cash delivery al the Mill or st Allen A Whites store Prcscs who authorized to receipt Tor
 MOVES CURTIS. Prescott A. T., Se,,tember 6, 1872. ser7d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
LOOP, ARIZONA LODGE. NO. 1.

ST hes"ias Neesings ss this Lodge Wed. 1S& Desssy Evssines, at Masssie Hall. Mem-
 osfs of shs Orier. In gusd standing. are A''.a " a"rnd- C. A. LUKE No. J.H. MADDEN. Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
aoF safFord paid our towu visit recently.

4pe rom Tucson on horseback. He is ''s ssy to Mohaps and Yuma counties
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05

Aud thing sse sssdsd ey hssssAssyss tsssA ps prcors farmsrs etc. all ef which hs wm n s1esP B cash
 Persoos travelling from Nsvada asA Csii1hsxis O WdL hpe Aaa other mining dstzicts asd vsss 1 better pAAse e pzchass supplies tAaa ss sssAss S -. Tedds gsoress
 Hardyviis Ansoaa. sesssnbss ia is7i. sspssa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05

Some three or four freight trains belonging to s. C. Miller and brother, were in town this week
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
NOTICE!

Tinker and John fesmar has been dissolved by mutual consent. ,,,X
 An debts due the late firm of Tinker Leonard will os .o,,.rs., hv (;ssn H. Tinker GEO. n. TINKER. JOHN LEONARD.
 Prescott. A. T., September 2. is5a sspitui
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT. Arrivals and Departures of Mails-Posta Ruies-Money order.. Ac- Ac.

Mails arrive fs0m all points, Mondays and Thursdays Isspar, weaDeadays and Saturdays
 O9re boaSs from A. M e g PM
 Money OpaefS asned every day Of the week exeep, Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN p n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05

SPECIAL NOTICE. All the incest, frsshest and best HAIR PRxraRAT,oSs somsdes os Dyes and Invigorxios,, Iuhin's 0sauiss seneh Exsraets Soaps. Powders and Cosmesiuues can os "so. ~ DIR. KENDALLS
 1snS|S Pioneer Drug Store
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
CAvENNESS & COSGROVES,
 Brewery and Saloon.

Wines Liquors Beer and Cigars of the best quality, always Vn hand.
 good wagon and bseksnthshop attached, where Iairng and shoeing be done shst notice. Also,
 PH0NIX WELLS STATION, On the Agua Fria the direct road from Pboelx iO Wickenburg and Camp Mcdowell fitted up expressly 6I the convenience of travellers jee
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
RELIEF FOR ARIZONA,

See notice regarding estray mule.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
MARICOPA COUNTY.

MARlCOPA COUNTY.
 SALT RIVER lFLOURING MILL SALf RIVER VALLEY, ARIZONA. Our sfza being is full operasiOa we a,s r,,psr.l so farus sAs .arA<s with quality of Flour which V. uzl xuA,an'es far s.Ysrs any na.afscared In ,he rsnssy. aaA f.y eyas ss sse very hes, imported om CaIBsrsA We vIR ks~P sesssnty hand the MIL aDd as svvsrai asvpri~> THREE QUALITIES OF FlOCR,IN G 25, 90, and lOO-lb. Sacks,
 GRAHAM FLOUR, IsEMITELLA. CORN.MEAL,
 BRAN, &c., Sc. For the pr-seu, will sell Flour the Min kr s6 ss ssi @ per hundred. A liberal discount will be allowed ss iarrs parchnsers After the coming wheat crep s win sell min rates with the of added An erless i'll receive prompt sttea,iea.
 AGENTS: FEELINGS < yRn, Prescott. MooRE & CARR Maricopa Wells. F. N. FISH X Co. Florence. k. N. FISH & Co. Tucson
 W. B. HELLISGS II Co. East Ph9plx. Arizona deo1U7l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05

CAPITAL HOUSE, Ph9niX......-AI.iZO on a !, JOHN GEORGE, Proprietor. The eating department will be conducted the res tanrant style. MEALS AT ALL HOURS
 THE LOON Department. by GEORGE & WALTERS, will be sup plied with the hest Of Liquors. &c. Pernx, Maricopa county, A. T., August 2l fsIo. aug3l
 Water Rights For Sale. &9a In The Prescott Ditch, Salt River Ditch and Other Ditches situated in Salt River Valley. The water from these .dcles be conveyed to un- occupied public land st a triflng expense win sell Cheap for Cash terms to suit perchas allowing parties who have no, the cash to pay. until afer harvest in 1873 make payment. Will render all assstance esbie to strangers wishing o locate ranches
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FO R s ALE

Exts espis k tAs ARIZONA MINER -ssa.a !, vnpp'f vha e dssirsd-alviys on hand ss the osscs A'atsaA stsset Prescott Pdos 25 esnss pr cuv,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05

The eating department will he conducted on the res tanrant style. MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
A CARD.

PURE COD LIVER Q l.,
 W At pr KesdsIrs rionses DEns s'oss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05

W. B. FEELINGS sS Co. East Ph9pix Arizona decJU7l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
AzTLAH LODGE No. 177.F.aA.,

heRnlar Neetings nf this Ioiee oo she l,ss ~~ sssurday of each moo;h. al o'clock F. x V N to attend.
 ruox.s covn II. BROOKS. wx
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-26
Cutting the River Nile.

A Carlo letter in the Pail Mall Gazette
furnishes an interesting description of
the cutting of the Nile, near Cairo.
which takes place every year, and is an
occasion OF great rejoicing and festivity
among all classes. The bank of the ca.
nal is cut just after daybreak and the wa
tiers allowed to cover the parched land.
Long before sunset of the day before the
Nile is filled with gaily decorated boats.
upon which bands are playing, and in
feasting and merriment the whole night
passed, the darkness Illuminated by
continual display of fireworks, which
even the dawn does not end. just at
sunrise the diggers begin their work.
loosening up the soil with their imple,
ments, which are compromise between
hoe and a carpenters adze, then load
ing 1t into baskets made of palm leaves.
1t is carried away by boys and girls, and
thrown into heap beyond the channel.
In three or four hours the bank is down
and the waters rushing over. Then
comes the widest scene of the occasion.
the workers fling aside their clothing
and spring into the water, struggling
for the ''backsheeshn which is thrown
to them by the Governor of Cairo. All
day the Arabs wash in the rushing wa
ter, rejoicing that it flows SO freely and
promises rich harvest.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-26
Field Straw Cutter.

Nearly all the wheat grown in Cali
fornia is cut with heading machines.
The tall stalks of grain remain IN the
field till the next season, unless they
are burned off, making blowing diff
cult. An implement has lately been
invented to obviate this difficulty. The
machine is propelled in manner sim.
liar to header. 1t is designed to cut
the straw close to the ground after the
header has done its work. When cut
by the knives, in the construction of
which some new improvements have
been made, both in the teeth and in the
mode of acquiring the horizontal mo-
ton, the straw is forced back by a re-
volving frame upon draper, which
passes over cylinder worked by the
wheels of the machine. The draper
conducts the straw between revolving
cutters, arranged something similar to
those OF common head straw cutter.
Is is cut into pieces from an inch in
length to two or more at will. Passing
between the cutters the small pieces
drop between two rollers that crush and
deposit them on the ground beneath,
evenly and in proper condition to facil-
itate decomposition and blowing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-26
How to Preserve a Carriage.

a prominent carriage manufacturer
OF Nottingham, England-Mr. Starey-
publishes a series of " Useful Hints for
the Proper Preservation of Carriage"
from which we quote the following:
A carriage should be kept in an airy,
dry coach house, with a moderate
arount of light; otherwise the colors
will be destoyed.
There should be no communication
between the stables and the coach
house. The manure heap or pit should
also be kept as far away as possible.
Ammonia cracks varnish and fades the
colors both of painting and lining.
A carriage should never, under any
circumstances, be put away dirty.
In washing a carriage, keep out of the
sun, and have the lever end of the
"sets" covered with leather. Use
plenty of water, which apply, where
practicable, with hose or syringe, tax
ing great care that the water is not
driven into the body, to the injury of
the lining. When forced water is not
attainable. use for the body a large, soft
sponge. This, when saturated, squeeze
over the panels, and by the flow down
vi tAO WdbST OllC I'LL Will SO1L6n ana
harmlessly run off; then finish with
soft chamois leather and an old silk
handkerchief. The same remarks APP
ply to the underworld and wheels, ex-
cept that when the mud is we'll soaked
soft mop, free from any hard SUBJ
stance in the head, may be used. Never
use smoke BRUSH" which, in con-
junction with the grit from the road,
acts like and-paper on the varnish,
scratching it, and, of course, effectually
removing all gloss. Never allow water
to dry itself on the carriage, as it in
variatly stains.
Be careful to grease the bearings of
the fore Carriage so as to allow it to
turn freely. If it turns with difficulty,
the shafts or pole will probably strain
or break.
Examine carriage occasionally, and
whenever bolt or slip appears to be
getting loose, tighten it up with wrench
and always have little repairs done at
once.
Never draw out or back carriage into
a coach house with the horses attached.
as more accidents occur from this than
any other cause.
Headed carriages should never stand
with the head down, and aprons of
every kind should be frequently un-
folded or they will soon spoil.