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house 10 house The buildings scattered ami the
towa is hilly, while the sun is hot, making walk
ing only unpleasant, but exceedingly dangerous.
soKsowFvL SCENES PORTRAYED
Tho follow ing sad scenes authentic. A Howard
nurse vas standing the platform last night,
wanting to telegraph 10 Memphis for money 10 take
her homo that city, whore hsr little child was re-
ported dying wish fever; but the telegraph office was
locked up and the operators dying A woman enters
Mr. Coan's once and a colored woman nurse TO
attend a sick and dying patisn. Mr.. Coan answers
we have not another nurse left. A servant
enters and says Reddng the operator 10 hungry and
wants something 10 eat The Doctor answers, "Dont
give him moulhfuL" Mr.. Coan's Office IL In the
Chamberlain House. where ten patients are quar-
tered their pitsous appeals for bread and nour
ishmsnt 60 right 10 the heart OF tho uninitiatsd;
but The doctors understanding the terrible conse-
quencss Of giving any OF the patients FOOD hsten
tho appeals with closed cars
DisoBEpIESr PATIENTS DIE
Mra A. heron, one OF the New Orleans nurses
said there i. NO need OF any of the patients dying
they will only obey instructions. The trouble Is
soon az they sel little strong they want ca. all
Kinds Of iood, and do they please single mouth
lui OF solid food kills any yellow lever convassconI
Many have been up ami had almost recovered from
the fatal disease. but upon eating too substantial
food they NJ once suffered relapse resulting In
death.
RENEWING TIE CUISINE FORCE.
At i've O'Clock last night the cook was prsstrated
while getting supper. Your corrsspopd dent sit
ting in the once with Mr.. Coan and or two other
gentlemen, listening to a young man say ne would
rather cook than carry messages. He was the How
ard's messenger When tho In that tho
COOK was Frustrated Mr. coan said to the young man,
"Can you cook" the young man said Yes" and In
less tnau Ave minutes ne had charge OF the kitchen
GETTING BETTER.
The following are the names Of those now conva-
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AU GRAND noTgI-PARIs, PLACE DE L'oPERA


bedrooms from francs a day.
HOTEL WIZ ais; IRE sA' su e, ~ Ia PAX CASA
ALp ai .aS1s b 5% srucrsrs
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wIsE9 NsG imsr s:hovrmcLAnsr souReocsK
Champalns. sherries. BrandIes cuviIisr. III Ras
coNFEcTi6y wnoLEsALE) FOR LADIES'
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india Saws sSss r .sS s. Lsd ns.t also ''''
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rsrs Is Hue de 10 P.ir.
RESTAURANT GRAND VELOUR a
rArssf 'si s SasHfEfs. TISSUES FOR FURNITURE
YovS Sf rsb II s.; s g o', MISS suLnAv
v set%s,Iy sns c ,,s,s nov Rue Aaisa
youl 81 oaL'% sSr iS Rooms
afrR Shss uF S srs%i. 5FrosIrE rnx
,,l eIs .,"p, ris, Glass Family Hotel Lin
.Ewfs WIN sijgt!tifsiIEis' SS,pJEcrs OF ART
AUrkiSTEMrs aRANDs XsGAsiSs DE SoUvEAu
ht Jssos si hs,' sos'Ts ne" oS'
I%TTsve 'e PESfanas SsB n Fso%ss
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rws Midas % s sr5,l rsn - 81. ,ssS wo,r
nay.u, Is Rue a. I. FAN soi-osAirh WORKS O.
LIE ROY 4 iils. nosLoek.,s DE La MARINE. AZ
snTs ao ;'s aEscs ''a: :e Exc cooas
xrLLisssy LASS e; ;r,E MOST STYLISH
rsoEEis DIX 1 N-s' n ssS z ps ss & r S
xxgs 81 vRs sS: ' sR "u fa a oErsruns
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LArr oi b Ens s'A swStsoy prerusrp arvryo
ss.a,y 70 eompioSoa. L. r. Pivsr. 10 Bsule,.ra q.
EAU DESgifrIcE PHILIPPE AND oDoSrnALrss
uEsrt. sni. P.'vs 2r6 q Rue rag bxr srccp
DlSss Ssii9sli SaIrlsIs. rs rs rs s ROYAL
'srsf; ps' SSs 90
70 500 frames cn. LABoUKIAN. Jswsiier. iie
PRECIOUS sfoSgs, orALs SPECIALLY, puBSrR
orAMoSps 9Khss Tssrious s nS' r' s%i.
vanderheym. Expsr OF Tribunsis Al Rue Tsitbout
Grand hotel dn Nerd removed from Tho emsns.ion.
Central Telegraph once
CoUrHAMPfoN 10 PAssES9KRs BY NORTH
LCGerman Lloyd steamers Rsdeys uotei be veil
Recommended.
w .x hiHnkmaifSiNbay tl sSb GENERAL rAlLoRs.
New Burlnfton st. London, england
EsrABblsilkD IS YEARS.
Best quality Of Goods oniy.
Ten per cent discount Tor cash
Instructions for s-itmessurcmen sent aoplicstcn
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIN BEYOND SEA
ny tho RIGHT HON W. Il. GLADSTONE, NJ r. See The
Septem October number of the NOKfH AMERICAN
REVIEW, Ter sale by oeoxssiiess generally
NEW LATIN GRAMMAR AMI kxEKCiSh BUDK =
~ Latin Gfammsr adapted 20 tho eoiieuer from
the heenth Gensn edition OF Professor Dr. schpitss
grammar @vo 3is pages bcund. 81 so The Lstll kxsr
Book. by the autsor. to
svo. 3yb pages, bound ~ 10. W. P0Sftf Pablishsr.
Boox seller and Importer New Ysts % Bssesy a. snss
Hoass, AVA Vine e., Cinsinsstk
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FLORILINR,

for the tssth and breath ia the best liquid desfros
the world IL thoroughly cisanss ally dscHyed teeth
from all parasites or living aninsicum" leaving them
peariy white. impsrtiag delightful fragrance to ths
breath Tho FRAGRANT FLopiLSs instantly all
odors arising or foul stomach OF tobacco smoke. Beng
partly composed of honey soda and OF swses
herbs plants IL IL perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry. .
London, In gland, and rctaiicd every where.
Free 10 cents
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER RE PORT.
WAR DErARTxKSr, ]
OFFICE OF rRR CHEZ SIGNAL OYrIcER,
WAsRixorox, Seps. Ill A. N.


OFFICE CHEZ SIGNAL OYricKR,
wAsRixorox, SepS. IL A. N.
fndicdtiona
For New England, warmer, clear weather, followed
BY Increasing eloudiuess and rain, soutnesy Winds
falling barometer.
For tho Middle Atlantic states. warmer. partly
cloudy weather, with irsqoens rains, rising pre-
csded In north portions by falling barometer. south
sry winds
For the South Atlantic and Eas, Cult States clear
or partly cloudy weather. southery WINDS stationary
temperature, stationary or higher pressure.
For tho wcst Cult States. cicar or partly cloudy
weather. winds mostly southsrly, stationary tompsra
turc and pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly southeriy. stationary
temperature, stationary or higher pressure.
For the lower lake regions. colder. partly cloudy
weather, with frequent rains, followed By clearing
weather, variable winds. mostly southsriy, rising
preceded In East portions by falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri val.
leys clear or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
sou,hsrly. stationary temperature, stationary or
higher pressure.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
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GLOOMY SITUATION IN MEMPHIs-coN-
TINUANCE OF THE HEAVY DEATH ROLL
THE NEW CASES YESTERDAY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALD]
MEMPnIs August 81, 1878.
The situation here IL becoming Iansutsbe. The
fever seems like visitation destined to overwhelm
Ctizens fleeing IRON all quarters oil the city.
Business 10 at standsti'. The retrospect OF the
past week is dreadful. From thriving centre tais
has become literally city Of sorrow and mourning
The following death list Of seventy-seven, accumu-
lated during the past twenty four hours speaks for
ITSELF
DEATHS YESTERDAY.
Thu following deaths have been reported within tn.
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John Morgan, 4S years.
Sister Josepha, ~ years.
n. +. Sturtsvant, 50 years.
Lsonora R0sselic, IS y ears
Lizzie Tate, 2 years
Amanda Miller, 70 years.
ELIZA venaple, 80 years.
Emma Davis.
Sarah Pearson, 80 years.
Geo. Wormsrlsy, ~ years.
Catherine James, 10 y ears.
james Saxby, 7 years.
Belle Bryson, Fl years
Geo. Z. halst, 40 years.
Nora Coney, IA years.
James B0ro.
Mr.. Mccoy.
Alex. Hum. 40 years.
John O'Lsary, so years.
X. II. League, 81 years
Mary SULLIVAN, ~ years.
Rosa Schreyber, SO years
Mrs. A. Son IN, % years.
Lena Verne, 20 years.
q. J.. Duncan. AZ years.
ST. 4. Matthews, years.
Miss l.. FIsck, ~ years.
Ars. Sandbsrg, 46 wears.
Neoly CoDisy, 8 years
Mrs. Mccoy.
Mrs. Robinson.
Thoe. FIannigan, 10 years.
Dan Welsh, II years.
Mss Duncan, IA Years.
HISS J. Devote, 10 years
Mrs. Harley, 81 years.
Jonn Sollm, rs years.
Bertha Verne, II years.
Mrs.. A. ThoEas, 23 years.
Mra ). FiacK, 20 years.
Th0s. Flaek, rs years.
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30 many Is not yellow over but fsarfully contagious
Whatever Il may be-

ALARMING INCREASE OF NEW CASES IN NEW
oRLEAss-ANornER PRIEST sucoUMBs 70
THE DEADLY FEvEn-poRT GIBSON CALLING
FOR AID.
NEW ORLEANS, Angus. 81, 1878.
Te-days yellow fever reports show 234 new cases
and forty-eight deaths The death lss day includes
twenty children under seven years. Rev. Father G.
Beecher, native Of Buffalo, N. Y, died yesterday
Of the fever
APPLICATIONS RELIsP
Twenty-six applications for meacai aid were made
to the Young Mems Christian Association aud thirty
for relief The thirty seeking relief heads Of
lies aRgregating 40 persons. Applications for relief
are made out IN blanks, specifying name, age,
address, number IN family. occupation ana refer
euces. On the blank being Mid out 1t
Is given to member, who institutes in
curry oil the references or makes a personal
inspection, the result of which he embraces under
tue head OF Remarks II satisfactory prntsd ration
blank OF the New Orleans Peabody Association is
filed out, signed by the visiting nember and ped
Ine blank then is presented 10 the Peabody depot
corner of Masazus aud Lafayette streets, which was
meal, sugar, tea nd corn meal AS early hall past
eight O'Clock applicants made their appearance and
their wants were rupplied.
HkLPiNG THE rxLEGRAPuERs
The Telesraphsrs' Relief ASSOCIATION mere have sent
500 TO the sick al Grenada
PORT GIBSON STILL AFFLICTED.
The following telegram received tn is morning,
and the nurses lett this aftcrnoOn:-
PoRT GIBSON, August 81, 1878.
PRESIDENT HOWARD AssuCIATioK:-
~ Send ten GOOD nurses. i've male and five female
Three hundred aud ntty cases. Forty-eight deaths.
All broken down. Great distress.
JAMES A. GAGE.
ONE FATAL CASE OF YELLOW FEVER IN MO-
BILE, ALA.
MoBILE, August 81, 1878.
DR.. +. r. Gaines reports one case aud death from
yellow lever this mornng, child, white, nine year
ola
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rivers will remain nearly stationary.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in com.
psrison with corresponding date OF last year. az
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuvs pharmacy
(HKRALD buiding), as broadway
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There IN nothing In this world below
Can make tho teeth as white as suov,
Or breath ~ sweet as hay new mown.
But soxoDoSr, and ~ alone
On all Its patrons IL bestows
Teeth pure ss pearls ana lips of rose,
And never iai,s 10 hli the mouth
with all the fragrance OF the south.
From shore TO shore. then sprs cd iss praise,
The Rrestest gin OF mcders days,
1he wvndrvus sOzoDoSs, sweet girl.
Ihss 0vea zen IN ILLS rose snd paAxL
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ASroR HOUSE SHOE SI0RE.-sTERN, AAERL
CAN WALkIsc saoEs, all styles; finest handsewed GAIT
rms, VI; DRESS SHOES, 70; SLIPPERS, 81 81. STERN
barclay 81.
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THE scouneE HAS REACHED HICKMAN, Ky.

BY TELEoRAPH 10 TEE HERALD.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 81, 1875
Report has just reached here from lex man, KY.
to tho effect that yellow lever, called malignant
maaral congestivo chls by Dr. Ferris and
other citizens Of that place. has made
its appearance. Edward Mange, Mrs. Whiting and
son OF A. 4. Young have died within The past two
days Their deaths were remarkably sudden. Fifty
persons are now sick there. Trains from Hickman
were not allowed 10 stop Union City OF
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A.--REWARD. 500.

AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, THE RIGGS
TRuss oice will be az ~ Great Jones st. opposite LaHy
nlaca.
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L..wfs & ,iEoR0E $ LELAND. rroprlstor..

SMOKER OF EXPERIENCE WILL AT ONCE
pronounce the MARGINS ali tobacco cigarettes
best IA the market ON account OF Its qualify They
nufncured By D. POLLAk. of me- aun nine fana
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A-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER STEPHAN CO. ~ New St. sole
itapn
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CANTON WORSE = PATIENTS AT HOLLY
spRiSos--oPES Doohs ron THE SICK AND
soRRowFuL.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
HOLLY SPRINGS, Mss, August 81, 1873
AT Canton, Mas, the lever 10 spreading rapidly.
Yostsrday Dr. NJ. J. NcKss died. No vas one OF The
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TOILET LUXURY FOR THE TEETH AND
breath.--BRows's sCiNrnoKArED sArosAcKous DEsrI-
L InInA
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| a. -RuPTURE.--DR. MARSHS TREATMENT IS
the only safe aud reabie 40 years practical expert
enee Only office Vesey opposite ST Pauls Church
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BroadwNy 18th aud 18th as New YORK: another reduc
ton; the LELANDs have made reduction in
their rates 20 transient gessis ANA have established scale
OF prices ranging from ~ 30 IS
ing 10 ior Doas and Rooms the Euro
pc plan, 81 per day.
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Average temperaturs yesterday ............... IAN
Average tsmpesature Tor corresponding date last
- 1871 1878
weekly average. ,....-.....-..... 7sa1 n@1
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Postmaster r. A. Thompson is also down. but doing
we'll.
Joseph RUSSELL superintendent of the Odd Fellows
nurses. died and was buried to-day.
Our druggists aro worked down and there 10 urgent
need OF prescription.
The Physicians, nurses, visitors. drugg,sts and IN
dcrtakors becoming exhausted by constant work
ing DR.. wise an active young physician, was taken
down this morning at the Board OF Health oinee Up
TO noon only seven physicians out OF about twenty
had made their reports OF cases. the number ag-
grsgating iortytwo From this It Will be seen that
not than hall the reported and that
the epidemic Is more appalling than the Official re-
ports Indicate
Al the County jail thsre are about twenty cases Of
the fever. N. c. Williams. under sentence 10 the
pen,tontiary for murder, died last night and Buzze
u negro murderer under sentence OF death, 10 In u
dying condition.
Al Camp &C Williams i've six deaths occur daily
The hospital contains about twenty 1vo sick, and the
worst feared Tor the poor people living in tents
Some have become frightened and returned TO their
homes In the IN fscted district In the city
Alexander HUM, Of the Aasoaic Board OF Relief h
down. and Joseph RUSSELL Of the Odd Feilows Relief
Board, Is very low.
Howard Hsyman, druggist died to-day. J. s.
Robinson, one Of the principal druggists closed his
estaDusnmeus anu ieI Tue sly 20 get rest. j. 4
Armstrong, photographer, died OF lever to-day, at
Covington, Upton county ana two other re-
ported there The lever continues TO spread among
The negroes, whole families beng FRUSTRATED, but II Is
hoped the lato additions 10 the medical corps
they will hsncctorih receive better attention Fully
one thousand negroes assembled to-day In front OF
the commIssary DEPOT OF the Citizens Relief
Commission. Tho committee 10 laboring hard to
meet the necessities Of all and good order prevails
Al meeting OF the Howard Association to-day A. d.
LangstaT vas elected president
Among the new cases reported this evening are
fathers Mcnamara and R.ordan, Of 81 Pa,rick's
Church. Father Erasmus, 0. 8. r., is dead.
The attention OF health officers has been called
to the whtt.mors House, In which nve deaths nave
occurred. Ono woman who diod At midnight
on Friday stil lies In the house An I'M
known man, who was sick In back
ROOM not heard from for several
Gays THIS evening a physician visited the house,
broke into the sick mans room, and found his stn
remains lying abandoned IN the bed, n dirty sheet
thrown the lace, and the bedciothss spattercd
with black vomiL The sanitary police have becn In
sructed break into houses rherc they have reason
to believe there are unattended sick dead persons
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AMERICAN STYLE OF saOEs-HAND MAD
sHoEs and CATERS, -; Dress snoEs. So
Ann
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STATEMENT OF THE NATE OF THE STEAMER
JOHN PORTER HALE MAN suur UP WITH
DISEASE AND DEATH-THE BOAT NOT AL
LOWED TO LAND.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
LouIsvfLIE, August 81. 1

Andy Armstrong, late mate Of tho John Porter an
Quo River steamer, arrived here to-day He is the
only survivor Of the entire crew who remained on
board and the picture he paints Of the terrible late OF
the crew Of Porter 10 horrible In tho extreme re-
calling in Of It's chastity details the "Ancisnt
Mariner" rhe men who shipped at Louisville we're
all taken down before they reached Cincn-
natl, himself excepted. He says the situation
Of things frightened away both nurse and doctor
Al GaIlipolis ohio, people with shUiguns prevented
the boat from landing, and when his last companion
died they would not permit him to come ashore 10
bury the body, which was cast Into the river Arm.
strong was given $50 ana fed here. where hts family
hvsa He shiuKs shs disease rnioh 10 msuins down.
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FOREwARNED Is POREARMED PERSONS
VIII, experience the benefits derived from I'll, use
OF CLANS soar should be particular 10 Tor M
by full cthcr~isc they may yet something called
Sulphur soap which ~ without ee This
Yenuine article 10 beueheia for skin
cures ailments aud beauties the xion
sold BY druggists, gvocers and fancy goods slers
q. n CkITTENrON. Prunriotos. 9Th ay
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AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethlng dysentery and diarrha wind collie ant
regulates tho bowels - CENTS A BOTTLE
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THE AFFLICTED SOUTH.
Alarming Spread Of the Plague
in New Orleans.
VICKSBURG'S CASES.
Long Lists Of the Dead and
Sick at Memphis.
MISERABLE GRENADA.
Pen Picture of the Town as It
Was Yesterday.
UN BURIED DEAD.
Wretched Citizens Rude and unciVil 10 the
MISERABLE GRENADA.
Pen Picture of the Town as Il
Was Yesterday.
UNBURIED DEAD.
Wretchtd Citizens Rude and UnciVil 10 the
Benevolent Towards.

TOUR OF GRENADA-A CITY OF THE DEAD
THE HowARDs IN PossEssIoN-APPEALs OF
THE sICx-PAINFUL scENEs-UNBURIED
DEAD AND BRUTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PICTURES. b4ta
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The following are new cases reported to-day -
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BALsAM OF HONEY AND TOLU RELIEVE.
hay lever and asthma HAarNETr's Pharmacy. ssh ct.
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MANHATTAN BEACH

TT Broadway. between 9th and 10th sts
II receiving daily BLACK ~ILkS. FRENCH CASH
MERES, HEN TIA CLOTHS besides any novelties
which will be offered 1T lower prices than last
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DEATHS YESTERDAY.

The following deaths have been reported within tho
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OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
AT the METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
~ ANN 81.
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LIENS for Field and HauSe

TRY cider-apple pomace for COW feed.
sneered at fifty years ago.
The good COW is alike essential to the
necessities of the poor and the luxuries
of the rich.
To rid house of insects: If two
or three bottles of ammonia, left unstop-
pered, are put in prominent places in a
room, they will soon leave. No insects
can tolerate it.
CREAM cake: One cup of sugar,
three eggs, baking powder, one cup sour
milk, one-half cup of butter. Inside
Quarter cup Of sugar, half cup of new
milk, one egg, teaspoonful of -four.
Flavor with rose water.
IT is difficult to make people under
stand that food in animals, as we'll as in
plants, is largely derived from the air,
and that gond pure air can only supply
what nature demands from the atmos-
phere. Muddy and filthy barns turn
out lean cattle.
Young growing cattle and mich cows
need shelter in cold weather, and they
thrive best on feed ground or steamed,
dIll ~ IthCS 81 1GSS ltCl when
properly prepared in this way; with a lit
tie fodder or straw added, the
young cattle are kept growing all winter,
and the milch cows will give plenty OF
good milk.
WHEN horse shows symptoms of an
attack of collie, apply at once horse
cloth, or wooden rug wrung out of boil
ing water, to the belly and up the sides,
and cover with another couple of cloths
to r,tain the he.t. AS they cool, renew
the cloths as often as needful. A large
bran poultice; as hot as can be borne, is
equally effective ard retains the heat
| longer.
AN Old butter-makcr claims that
where turnips have been fed to milch
cows and the strong taste incorporated
in the milk, then when the milk is pu.
into the pans, to every eight quarts OF
milk mix one of boiling water. This
will annihil4te the taste of the turnips
and facilitate the rising and the churn,
ing of the cream. But do not attempt
to put such butter up for k, eping; us;
it, or sell it for immediate consumption
RAISED biscuit: One quart milk
three-fourths cup lard or butter (hali
and half is geod), three-fourths cul
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A Cash Business.

The idea of cash business is one that
ought to be more generally adopted.
The following suitable remarks from an
exchange are good:
Some say that cash business cannot
be done; let us cite you instances where
it is the basis of every transaction.
How many persons are there, who, when
they get freight from the depot tell the
agent to charge it? And when you get
on the train, do you say to the con-
ductor, "I will pay you the last of the
week?' You 60 to the telegraph office
and send message, and ask the operator
how much it is. When the answer
comes do you tell him to wait month
When you attend a theater or circus, do
you remark to the agent, GAS soon as l
sell my hogs I'll fix this?' A farmer
takes load of potatoes to market; after
it is unloaded he is not in the habit of
hearing the dealer say, "Just charge it
Tll pay you in day or two" The
farmer expects cash for his produce, and
it is right he should have it. Cash i:
required in mailing letters. They are
only three cents, but we don't ask the
postmaster to charge it. Readers
please remember these things whel
about to say cash business cannot b.
done.