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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23
NOTICE.

take this method OF informing my friends
that | will be found in my office on each
SATURDAY, for the purpose of transactinR
any business that comes under my jurisdio.
tion. .''h .
as my duties as School Commissioner win
compel me to be absent in different parts Of
the county, make this special appointment
for the benefit of all concerned. 2"
r. a. BOWEN, y
ho2o ~ Sco0l Commissioner
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23
AN OUTFIT FREE.

w Il want some one in every county 10
old and original C. 0. ID. House. Large eaab
wages. Splendid chance in every neighbor-
hood for the right person of either sex, younr
or oId. Samples, free and post paid. Send
FOR II at once md make money at your homes.
Address III. j. HALL & co. GN. Howard
Street, Balsimorc, Nd
Oct2l, 1876 8 3m
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23

Accommodation Trains between Bolton and
anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturo
days, Leave Bclton at 80 M, or on arriv.
al Of Down Train from Greenvillc. Leave
Anderson at 200 p m, connecting with Up
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent
JnrH NoFToH, Jr., General Ticket Agent
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23

The Arithmetic man of u Western
paper has discovered if every one OF
the 100000 families fn tho Ameri-.
can Union would only skim the soap
grease off their dishwater, and invest
its proceeds in sinking fund at four
per cont. compound interest, the pro-
Goods in 169 years two months and
eleven days would pay of tho national
debt
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23
Good Cows For Poor Men.

Every poor man who can afford 20
do so naturally Keeps a COW; but hid
generally makes the mistake of keep
ing ohoap COW, that is, q COW Of
poor quality. Spending from $40 I'd
S20 for her purchase, he sceures R1
animal that on not very abundant food
but still kept at some expense, sup%
plios tho family with enough mix for
their use. Ho considers the operation
a profitable one, and undoubtedly it,i ID
so, Many poor men would be inclip1
ed, wo fancy, 10 think us wild in adj
vising thom' to pay so much as evcp
$50 or $75 for an extra good cow, tho
bcst that can be found in tho noighl
borhoodj yet wo arc confident thatih
majority of cases, due caro- being
given to the animals health, cleanli+
moss, and ample nutrition, the profit
would be vey much creator than
with an inferior animal. Probably
the average of COWS kept for the fam
lily use of poor men will not give more
than l 500 quarts of millf,s9er annum
or, at tho most, 1900 quarts. This
amount Of milk, in the family Of the
OF ldinary mechanic or laborer, is worth
FIVE cents q quart for homo CohsumaN
ton, say $75 or $50 a year. Out ,o
this sum is to be paid the interest oil
the animals cost, her depreciation il
value, and tho price ofpurchased food
which is moro or less according TO the
circumstances under which tho family
1.-Two. For 800, even in other districlt
than those which are chiefly devoted
to tho keeping of COWS, an excellent
animal, frequently a grade Ayrshire
or Short~horn, may DO purchased, that
will glvo, with good caro-, on rich food
not less than 1900 quarts of milk pei
annum. Instances arc not rare OF the
yield reaching even 5000 quarts. =
With such an animal we will suppose
that, as in tho previous case, 1900
quarts arc consumed by the family
and arc estimated TO be worth S75.-
This leaves $500 quarts of milk for
sale; and, in almost every village in
tho land, this may be readily sold at
the door for six or oight, and not sell
dom ten cents a quart. At tho least
price, o,-six cents, tho total amount
Of sale would be $3.50, which would
pay for the extra food required to keep
this larger animal in tho best condi-
ton, and for the increased interest and
depreciation, and leave IL iIaudso III c
profit besides. Any COW must be
sheltered, fed, milked and generally
attended to. The amount of labor
required in tho case Of tho better ami
NAL is in no respect greater than in
the case Of the poorer one. Tho profit
of the operation is all real profit, and
no small account should be mado oil
the greater satisfaction and pleasure
that result from full milk>pails than
from those half full, from tho fine COWS
than "scrubs." IL is n return to that
old principle that whatever is worth
doing at all is worth doing we'll; and
if it will pay to keep any COW at ALL
it will surely pay to keep the best
cow that we can afford to buy. aI
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23

Thirty-two sales of short horns
took place in kentucky last year, in
which 1858 animals wero sold fo-
$665,046.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23

eESJ"Oonncct Mt Aston with Trains on tie
'pNinnburg and Union Railroad connect at
Columbia with Night Trains on the South Car
olina Railroad up and down also with Traire
going North and South on the Charlotte, CO.
'umbia nndiAugusta and the Wilmington, Co
.r .lBBENlLLE BRANCH
Tram leave Abbevillc at 9.l5 n M, connect
mg with Down Train from Greenyille. Loay
= slss sb ry4a4 2 .16 m, connectihe q with u
FTain from Columbia. Accommodation Trair,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leoy,
Cokcsbury at ll.l5 n M, or on the arrival G.
The Down Train from Greonvillc. Leaves At
bevilicat o clock p. m., connecting with tr
rrain from Columbia
ANDERSON BRANCH AND TLUE RIDGE
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23

There are 2l,255 Baptist churches
in the United States, with 1917
min stcrs, and total membership Of
1,815,000.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23

CRoup.-Croup may be cured in one
minute, and the remedy is simply
alum and sugar. The way to accom-
plish the act is TO take knife or o
crater and shave off in small PARTICLES
about teNspoonful of alum, thon mix
it with about twice It's quantity Of SUI
gar, to make palatablc. Almost in
Btantaneous relief will follow.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23
Earle, Wells & Taylor,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Having established an Office at Pickens c.
H., S c., will attend promptly to all business
left with G.. w. Taylor who may be always
found at their Office at Piokens C. H., s. c.
One of the senior partners will always'be
present at the Courts to assist with the busi-
ness.
W. Il. EARLE,
G. G, WELLS, @. w. TAYLOR, t
Grcenville, S. G. Piokens, g. C.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23

0h TO &00 per day Agents wanted;
Po pHU All classes of working peoS
pie, OF either sex, young or Old make IhofS
ments or all the time, than at anything eIsss
Particulars free. Address G. STINSON'& Coz
Portland, Maine y,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23
Law Notice.

The undersigned having resumed the prac
tice of law, win attend the Courts on tho 9Th
Judicial Circuit. Business left with VIM. Il
IGagoOd, at PiOkens G. H., will be promptly
attended to. j, w. HARRISON,
Nov. Ii, 1874.
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Greenville G. Columbia r r.
CU.lNGE OF SCHEDULE,

Passenger trains run daily. Sundays except
3D. connecting with night trains en- South
4'arolira Railroad up and down. On and aft
~ Nonday,D Dccember l3, the following will
nc the Schedule:
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23
PlCRENs COUNTY DIRECTORY,


Scnaior--R f. Bowen
RePFese"tatUs--D Bradley.
Cterk OF CoWt--S ID Keith
Judge of Pcobate--I II Philpot
SheriD--J Riley Ferguson.
UoroRer-W Warren Boyd
School ComDtisS,oner--R A Bowen
Trea@rer-- W A Lesley.
AWliHor--Alor2o NJ Folgor.
County Conimission,rs John Il Gossett,
Chairman Robert Craig, G. NJ Lynch Clerk
County Commissioners C l. IIolingsworth.
Trial Justices. Easley Luke I. Ariail-Sas
luJritV, j B Clayton Cen6r0k, James A
Liddcll-PicIns c H., L Holingsworth
and q W T.ylor-DdcusUHle, il Sutherland
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CONFEDERATE

Bills, Bonds and Postage Stamps Wanted
81 for rarest bills, $40 for raresL stamps 1t
will pay to send them Immediately. Also
other curiosties. American Stamp Co., Box
4O45, Now York
Dec 2 da 4
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23

Nor doubt the world owes us all n
living, but it is awful slow in paying
its debts.
pos
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-23

cor n day guaranteed using our WELL
pHO AUGEI. y DRILLS. 500 month
paid 10 good agents. Auger Book free. Jlz
Anger Co., st Louis. Mo- .Ht8E
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Livery and Sale stsb!1,,..

Parties desiring to hire conveyance 70
rlokens Court House, Table Rock and other
points can be accommodated at my Stables,
at all hours of the day and night. fuEE-
ch"sers can also be supplied with Good Stock
at rcasOnablcprices 80"
Rsl5" Regular Mail Line to Pjckens Court.
house daily, Sundays oxCepted.) .q9v
RICHEY & WYATT
E"slcy Station, s. G., Aug, 3, 1876 AoI
nOI9-ly
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TreaSurer--- W A Lesley.
AWitOr--Alor2o NJ Folgor.
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Schedule.
Atlanta & Richmond Air Line Railway.

rAssENGER TRAIN EAsTwAnD-pAILY.
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| South Garolina Railroad

I phoj'"7C CiiARLEsroN, s, O., Dec. 1S, 1873.
iodOn ahd' aft er Sunday, December 10, the
Rpsscngef Trains ION tho South Carolina
Railroad win run as follows
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14
tComssia1ed IL, our nArs.


Henry Nccl~Sy. " Germantown. Pa
wAS boarding with hs family :. summer
boarding hoass Few miles west Of bush.
kill. Pa. ln comran, with = gentleman
named Price. h~ drove 10 the celebrated
Rnymonds kill Pals, sis lnilca north from
lAug,nans Ferry, ~hss~ hs proposed 10
6sh for trout by moonlight. They reached
the falla Just before dark. and tying shsir
hosnA 10 = t~~> W . u~>v~ ,sAdsnv la the
aA,ne. they took their hshing rods and
baskets, and walked quarter Of mile
further ur tAe stream 10 m oil dilapidAicd
sAwmill. where they hegnn R~hlng They
6shsd along thu sts~am until they reached
the top u the Kaymond's kill Falls. Woolssy
walked 10 within f~w lee, of this edge Of shs
fAlls aud took look down Tho dixxy height.
liz VA. - pleased With tha scene that hs
turned about 10 call his companion. In
doing thi~. stone upon which hs WA
standing slipgsl from nadsr him. and hs
plunged heallonK over thu cataract. land.
h.g III The ~e.llinx waters nearly q hundred
f~~t below. Price. thinking thA, he had boon
instantly killed by thu fall. clAinbsrsd down
the roeka =. the si~ Of The falls. On .
rurk on III. w~st hank of the stream hs
2x~ wool~fy si.,n. ~prsr~n,ly unharmsd.
pnc. walked short way down TIM stream,
and ,ross.d over 10 where his companion
sai. Other than u few slxh. bruises about
his haiy aaln few serstehrs about ths
face. he escaped from ,le fearful lsar un-
harmed. TAa. he wM nos Instantly kllled
II miracle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

One Of shs mos, in.resting ihings In the
Holy land II TIN fart thai ona meets evsry-
where, IN daily III. the things shAt Illus
lrAiN In Word ~ liz lord. The strssts ii
J~r,,axl~m Are vary narraw. and no QUE u
allowed 10 30 omi vi night ~,hout = light.
Throw oreu yonr lattice IN ,l.e ~vsning and
l,nk ont. yon will - What s~~.n % -
little riAtr tMinkl,ng o. ,lM rAsemsie.
Yuu will heAr thN clNii~, u sandxlr. - tlsU
lAte travellers rattle ang. A. tls party
approaches. ,on will -. ihss he has y little
lamp fastened 10 hiA fooi. 10 make his step
4 safe nm. III M ~ instant thu v@rre
comes IL yn,W m~ms,y. written ~ thAl
same III, three Thousand .sMs ago--"ray
word il lamp 10 my teei. aud light TO
my path.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14
ru.G.iS0 FlsoM TEMPTATION.

A m~ml~r Of the vicksburg colorsd
church ~.s ,hs other evening coNv~r1ing
eNra~~,ly With Al acquaintance. and sseking
10 have him change into better paths. hut
the friend said thai b. wAs too often tsmpt-
sd 10 l~r,nil him 10 Meome ChrtasiAn.
.whnr's yrr backbone. da. ~ cant ross
~ and stand ,~n.rsa,,on I. sSclNim~d the
god man. Il WAS dat way mysslt oscs.
Night In ,lis ,ere ,own had ! chahos 70
s.~al par Of loois s--nlshiy nics ones, too
Nobody WAN liar 10 ~- 'nc. aud ] reAahssl
ont my hnn,l and 4. ''~l'l,il .xil taks 's,n.
ll~n gu,d +ri.i, whispered far me- 10 II
dem lnots Alun~"
"An' yen didn't take EN- I"
~Na. aal,; no, muh. took pair o
cheap rl,n~s on IL sl,.lf An lsft dem boota
alone
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14


CnAt.--ln lecture on coal prof. Hrswes,
adopting thu theory that The sun y ~
fountain head VI I'll forcs on tAls earoh.
ArHucs that when coal y burned - -
merely receiving The heat and llghl ahed
by The sun on vegetation n hysens eeo-
lcgical err. ~ fass bslns that ioea =
never d1troy~d, belng simply dAaskea
from ons Kind q forcs 70 another, u, -.
finas ccAl - substance 0fvsg~ts, III orl~ln.
nndr perhaps cfswamry m,..,.risl. . q
vast forests, and cos'sis'iD,; rrind,~lly q
carbon With which "a united Avtlrer,.
and oxygen. '"l.sf ~ With some eanl1lu
matter " Nv. ~ soft ehas~s1ax. q;
ps""'nk ." - amount u vaAath. uallee
present.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14
CHATTER XIX.

Anr%s, tha lawyers nccomplice, wna III.
ting Ia saloon TALKING and drinking viii,
4 party of factory hanls. who had heun ou,
of work since Mr.. wxll,ngfords death,
"Speskin' OF ghoats nm sich, said one
Of the men. raising n mug cf Mo 10 his
hps, I've sccn many strange thing In my
time, but none that want sxplsinsl Afors
long"
.lhsre ia good many lnnrv 'lous things
that gets tho bottom oil kicked mt. sai.l
another. 'Now II hal bin skcery NIGH,
n been knocked III In pile no longer Agc
than last night.
..Ilow MA that asked several 81 tho
party. gathering ule~er around sAc sleak kvr
IN tho hope ut hearing il story.
well. ycr sre," began tho man. after
finislsing his als. II was out lnltlin late
last night on account ri u bit ~ game III
this very place. At' | went homo by lhe
main xtrcat. didn't hear any ono u.can.
Ia up behind me. but whom I turned pr
my sSss~.s -w0m = tsssn wnikyn. along tho
vsny trick had Jus leit, liz didn't mako
bit ol noiss. just As ia was on tlle eross.
In Tho light from Il window ncruss thu
street foil On his face. nnd whodo you think
thought II wAar'
"uo On 70 On cried several voicss.
I'VE couldn't gMess II al nightl"
"Wsll. thou" continued the narrator.
when ! seen that faes my norvcs wont "a
like : n Of the agcr. for was a,,re n WAN
: mAn ! had sssn lying dead In Lawyer
Gray oilico.''
"lluHh uor,on r. exclaimed Amca.
spsinging u hin foot.
Don't git excited" sald tho other. "is
wasn't ghost. or II II was Il WAS solid
one. for L Walked right alon. aud wsn.
into Mr.. Clayson's h.N,ao. 80 you sce II
waA only 4 chap whit looked liks Hugh.
Now, Il | hadn't q watched him. I'd =
thonght---''
"llow was no drc~acsl 2" asked An,es. In
terrurting him. And esincing y good deal
Of interest In the case.
"Klthcr alonchy," WAS tho reply. with
> bi1 coa. and slonch has. Did yoa scc
tho snius chapr"
Must a. busn the sxinc." replied Amcs.
with assumed cArclsspnc~H. II Kucss IN
60 up town. Two hAd enough drink -.
dAy." no added. rising.
Aines went directly 10 dray's otIlce, and
wAs fortunate enough 70 Aad thAt gsntlc.
man In.
.rvs found him /" no exclaimed. Ia reply
70 the attorney's look of inquiry ~ ho on.
tcrsd.
"Fonnd tscrdonr' cried uray. srringing
~ his fcst. "Do you mean that you have
asct him I" no AAdusl. significantly.
No. no" replied Anss. How could !
Est him lust whore want him 10 socn. |
mean that know xhs.a he hau.s out
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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"Ame. ereres' vs. r~e. with yawn. ana
Cnrea willy aiNag II II.
sIla Ia isals' II. estssi. n saw the kntfs
y Nc h~ssti Take him a~ay--take him
AWAvf.
"ioa Ars a.esmins'" sacusea tray,
growing pale. "rcn are dresaaing. man.
Wake ~. 1 ssvi'
"rss. yes. TN s~aket- grnnsca Amoa.
~Whas n rcn want f@
"uoat yea sre Ma night " sii the m.
scrres. "Ynn must O.. resiv u 20 ont. 7
~ remember row.s .Ah she ether.
~t;ive me drink n wine. Mnrc NOR. r.
he aitiei. ~ Gray poured out smaii per.
tian.
Gray handel him .Ar hcssic srd Am~s
nsarly smpsied II before taxing II from La
lips.
"Thst's she s,nn 10 hr~er = fellow ur~'
he exclaimed. smack - his iips. Now fos
business. Who're shsr 20 after. my inter.
vic~ With this crc rhspf"
"ica hal hstter cusne herr n vru ran IA
~ without hainy scnn." replied che Altor.
Gcy. following Amrs II the door.
Atnss went down The stairs with coa~sr
song on hs l,p@. Tor his long sleep and ths
wine he had drank hal not been without
their effect on his nerves.
A"d Gray sat down In his olAcs 70 wait
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

MicMnscoFic Tnlanonra A new -
beautiful optical Instrument called ~
microscopic telescope. has bssn imvsnted
for ~ uss of phosograper. n consists ol
two parallel telescopes. about three fe~s In
length and two inch~e In aperture. con.
necsed BY hinges, and separated 10 tbs ,iis-
sanc~ Of the eyes by m adjusting scrsw.
In order torrod,.cc III. effect ol ~ miero-
srcj~. th.rc ~ placed l,~fcr~ the ohj~cs
glass rs4smxsic lenses of about three fsss
focus, 10 that when these lens~s a~ Ii
position, an object three feat In front a
tho objee. ela%H viii b. sesn BY both eyss
distinctly. and nagnitled according 10 ~
power of tlas cy~ piece
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

In the Dois do vinrennes, near Paris, 1
practical joker hangri himself 10 . tres
with tho rorr under h- Ar,ns, bu. arranged
~ tlsxt Il appeared 10 b. ar0nnd hi nsok.
HI did u for ths pleasure 81 Kicking ~
people who came 70 cnt him down.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

Lewis M..i., Vt ~, l.t.,ss il t.rrrnan who
having t,s.n .s,cM hilnird." had 10 Ns,An.
,lon his crcnatlm as II sailor. ninss o,ls
morning recently With vision y. good ~
war N~ith~r hs nor hls oculist can -
count Tor II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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~~d @as tsasssss~a aasa~~ asvas+ass ss sn 49,
~ssst sssfsts'sa rsse@@aH III. IA sm s~sA =
slsasaesss - III e&Sss NE, i#ssAs sA.ss.eA
ssss tsaasassi hsae. sisssA ~sssla ~ tsssss~1
s'sHa ia* A'sssr sssals~ t~a wAtsA -
s''ll wi ~ashsn TN hmis - vassAxsa =
W. breaking ~~sxhs " eal~vsss is~M. N
: naMAs'sf 4 taAa~~ sr~ - ~ s4v~&sA -
e~sa~f. ~ m inascsss ganrts,n uA6eA -
isss great rars n earrs~~a ~ . ~s<y =.
i~as<nnsd AAad ~ : raaeassae mssAAas ~
drilled M,l@s ~Ill ~ nas~ A2r~r~Ass ~
~h~rs ! -smts,s l,iaas An1 / - ass = -
isinsd sak~lhes, ~ Aaians = sGmeGA
N fases = draiissx y paseAee Aarnv
saolcient b uArrAal ahe adAsisna1 a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

TIM UTillxAviox % JuTM- Tho MN
sation of juls maieFial II now m lm-
rortant industry II Kaeland. 1hs was1s
6hrs b made Into paper, and evsn ths duae
from the mills 10 made available In No.
production Of *silk" hAss, stair oarpslA
painted In bright colcrs. afs actnally saads
of this substance for six cents I'sr yasd,
and coarse but ssrviceAhls bed oovsr -
made proporsionly cheap. Il = this
chearness that givcs industrial importance
70 the business In question. and which has
caused - rapid N incrsass IN ~ naaa-
facsurs-ths amount worked Up T. Duadss
alone, last ysAr. reaching 100000 tdas.
The produces Of juts h aald 10 b. avs times
- much n that Of AAx, ths lsngth oe obes
y frequently twslvs fssi, and, ~ b now
blsachsd 10 snowy whitsasss. " ssss -
greatly multiplying,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

TMn FLAsM l.loRr -. Tho comhinaiioa
elgnal and flash light h coming Into sEtsa-
sivv ~. IL value consirsing In 10 convsn,
lent adaptation - danger or tclsgrAphio
signal. always ready aud 1t hand In oass
Of accidents, alarms, Toys, Or thrsAtsnsd
onllisinua. Il h-i~s -'." = rewerful ulum.
lnasor In dark nights. rendering the
smallest objects visible Tor many yArsls
distance In All l~csions. ltis 40 ordinary
lantern. In which lard or sperm oil = sssd.
with separate reservoir containing napA-
tina or volatile oil held In Suspension By
cotton batting, packed In : wirs gauss
sAck. by msAns of cylinder Or alr tubs,
passing through The reservoir. common alr
h injected, forming. with tho volatile a.
hydro-carbon gaa, that escapes through :
tubs adjoining tho 6xsd light. thus creating
: brilliant lame : foot Or mar~ n lsng,h.
The appArahais N Improvement On signal
lanterns for railroads, ~ sgsct - . elenal
lash light bsing psrisct.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

oAs Diego County. Cal. will tAis ysas
prcducs 100 tcaa of honsy-l,1oopoo
pounds. -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

WnnD rAtE~ssrA = TAa JsMr~al -
~ S.s''fk u Ar,~ c'.ls~s@ - gavsn~aas =
~cc,a, and s~f, sAsi."aily b~eAnse tAea uap
s~'tal h porous -o,ats,ee,l. In facs q hnnp
dl~s u t.lar>-~~v sker~ftrs ~ewprhs and
return. WI s~ry freely. foul wss especially.
IT, 'b~@ u The wcoI h~ing necessarily
PLACED vertically. the ',rrer ends fray nut
are shrads,l. hecon.c lsk~ painters hrush
st,mlp~, and sr~ about - rr-mansnuy
dirty; os thy l,r~ak ~ .ike The wccdsa Aaa-
dkcf : chissi which haa h~rn css~A seruck
with N ircn hammer. O. wooden mallss
when a.el on m iron ct,iscl Al Al tmss
wocd II vet or damp mor~ or lsss ssospe
during continued vcry dry westhsr. and
10 structure : such that Il sdmirAtAy
adapts \ = recrivs and hold. and AsA =
give % n evaporation vry Foul aaltsr1I
Which taint the. atmosphese and esaae-
qu~ntly injnr~ health. Absolute cleAnusss
and dryne~s srv prime conditions In pave
mcns--wood h the extreme contrary q
,hir, II i necessarily dirty socn after ~
and i almost continuously damp.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

.DR l. :. ABboTT.
DENTIST, cREeO, IOWA.
All operations caFefMlly md skilfully
psrfoFsed, anA aallaiartion g,sagaasssd.