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The Western Ru,ul says that, while it has
been Il steady advocate Of thorough breeding,
when it can be done without serious incon-
venience and proiitably, it has never been
blind to the fact that good bull which Is the
get of good thoroughbred animal and out OF
"a grade or common COW OF good merit, Is bet
ter than thoroughbred bull, which is the get
of a poor Thoroughbred bull. In the midst OF
the enthusiasm which has attended the busl-
ness of thorough-brecding IN this country, the
merits of anything but the thoroughbred have
been largely lost sight OF, and the fact OF the
animal being Il thoroughbred has too often
been regarded as Il sufficient recommendation
without inquiry us to its individual merits or
its ancestors.
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POISONING by PEACH PITs.-A fatal case OF
poisoning by peach stones, which Is noted IN
the French papers as having recently occurred
in Paris, should serve ~ II warning to families
III which children are allowed to look after
themselves for hours at time. Probably very
few adults themselves know how poisonous
peach stones are The victim of the recent &c
cident in Paris secreted the stones OF num-
Der of peaches, and, obtaining hammer, when
left alone broke them open industriously and
ate them the result being that he was fatally
poisoned by hydrocyanic prussic) acid. Since
the peach season is now upon Us, it is as well
to explain what quantity of poison the peach
stone possesses. Writers on toXicolo:y state
that one ounce of the kernels contains about
one grain of pure prussic acid, and this guam
tity, it is well known, is sufficient to kill any
adult person. Even two-thirds of grain has
very often proved fatal, and indeed may well
bc regarded rs Il fatal dose for any child.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

REMOVING BAD SMEIIs.--Smoke will re.
move bad smell more etlectually and with
less labor than anything else. If the hands
smell of anything disagreeable, remove the
stove-ld and hold them over the smoke min
ute and it will all be gone. Fill an empty ba.
rel half full of straw and set 1t on fire; it will
clean the barrel, and little care will keep ii
from scorching. If any of the young folks 90
rabbit.huntinD and make "a mistake in the
game they tree las was the case with our boys
short time ago. they can lose the unpleasant
remembrance of 1t by setting Il bunch of straw
on fire and standing awhile in the smoke.
have removed the taste and smell of turpen
tine and coal oil from bottles by washing them
with little vlnegar-Letter to KansdS Farmer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

FRUIT IN THE UNITED STATEs.-Fruit cul,
ture is making rapid progress in the United
States. According to recent official statements,
the land appropriated to this branch of indus
try is 100000 acres. Upon this there flour
ISL 112,000,O00 apple trees, 2S,OOOOOO pear
trees, 112210,000 peach trees and al 100000
grapevincs. The total value of the fruit crop
throughout the United States is set down at
S13S,2161 700, an amount equal to halt the value
of the average wheat crop of the country. To,
ward that large sum apples are held to contri,
butte $50 100000, pears Sl4, 100000, peaches
SAG $4,000, grapes S2,1l20O0, strawberries Sc
100000 and other fruit $40, $4,000.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
COrrespOndence,

We shall DC glad to receive, for publication
in this department, short and pointed commu-
uicationS from farmers, gardeners, stock-rals-
ers and others, ON any topic OF general inter
est to agriculturists. The name and postoiilce
address should accompany each le'ter, not
necessarily for publication, but as guaranty
of good faith. 1t is our purpose to open TINS
column to II free exchange OF experience ana
opinions between its readers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21
VEGETINE
Has Entirely Cured Me Of Vertigo

CAIIo, ILL, Jan D. 1913.
Mn. II. Il. STEVENS: 49,
Dear S-I have used several bottles of "VEGKrINR;" II
has entirely cured Vertigo. have also used II fol
hdney Complaint. II Is the best medicine tor kidney
complaint. would recommend 1t as good blood pnrier
n. YOCuM.
PAIN DIsEAsE.-Can We expect To enjoy good health
when bad corrupt huOrs circulate with the blood cas
ing pam and disease and these humors. being deposited
through entire body produce ppcs eruptons, ulcers
ndigestion costveness headaches neuralgia rhcuatisn
aud numerous other complaints? Remove the cause Dy
taking VEGBrIsR the most reliable remedy for cleansing
and purifying the blood.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21
Funny Things We Do.

Have YOU ever reflected upon the very many
funny things we do tor which we can give no
particular reason? How is it that we do not
give five cheers, four cheers, two cheers, one
cheer? Why is it that we give three cheers
and no more? Who can tell? Why is 1t that
the majority of people use their right hand IN
preference to their left and cannot help smll-
ing at those who use their left: Why Is 1t
that a man cannot see bundle of tooth picks
without helping himself when he does not
need them at all? Why is 1t that small boy
cannot let the thin-waistcd wasp fly in peace
without furlously gong for it with his brand
new straw hat? or why is it that the small
girl always insists upon Juggling home kit
ten that has never learned to open its eyes
Why is it that when anyone asks how many
day there are in a certain month, we always
say over to ourselves Thirty days hath Sep
TENDER, April, June and November? Why
is it that we turn to the right hand instead of
to the left when the left is far more preferable,
and if adopted would save many an accident
on railroad and highway: The driver always
sits on the right of his vehicle, and in turning
to the right he is the farthcst away from the
wagon he passes, and, unless he Is an expert,
cannot tell how close he comes to the wheels
of the man who goes by him; whereas, If he
turned to the left side he could look straight
down. see to a fraction how close he was APP
preaching an obstacle, and thus avoid it. The
.cnginecr runs upon the right hand track and
sits upon the right hand side of his cab, the
LONG, narrow locomotive with its SandtOWer,
bclfrv and smoke stacks in front of him, cut
ting off his outlook and impeding his obser-
.vation He can only view hls own track,
while the opposite track save at "a distance is
almost wholly unseen by him. ION some rail
roads the reverse is the custom Custom,
lowing to causes we know not of, has cstab-
Ilished these curious precedents, and from OBJ
servation and education we unwillingly do
thousands of things that are to say the least,
funny and that we cannot possibly explain
YOub9rs fHzsttC
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

The Island of jersey produces a remarkable
variety of cabbage, called the Jersey COW cab
bage,' which grows to the height of four to
six feet and is cultivated for fodder. The stalk,
which is tail and straight, is often made into
walking sticks; this. when smoothed off and
boo cane, and most travellers who visit the
island carry away cabbage walking stick.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

SULPHUR For CATTLE NERMIN.-Let every
man that keeps COW sprinkle an ounce Of
sulphur along the back of the animal from the
horns to the tail, twice at least during the sum
mer, and rub II well with Il corn-cob so Us to
work to the skin; then the animal will not be
troubled with Grub, IN the back or vermtn Of
any kind, and will be more quiet every day
W.. I,ruL1L..-
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VEGET1NE
Purifies Blood and Gives Strength.
DV QUoiS, ILL. Jan. u, 1875,

DH QUOlS, LII. Jan. u, 1875.
Mr.. H. l.. STEVENS
Der Sn-YOur "Vczetinc" has been doing wonders for
me Have been having the Ch and Ffter, contracted IN
the swanps of the SOUTH nothing giving me reef un
began the OF your Vegene giving me immediate re,
lief, tOnng up system. purifying my hlonu, giving
strength; whereas all other medicines weakened me- ana
filled my system with poison; and am satisfied that II nam
HES that live in the uc districts of the South and west
would take Vegetine two three times week they would
not be troubled with the "CAS or The malignant Fers
that prevail certain tcs of the year, doctors bills
and live to good old age. Respectfully Yours,
j. T. MITCHELL,
Agent Henderson's Loo rs 81, Louis, Mo-
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. IfNEGErINE will relieve
pain cleanse purify and such diseases restoring the
patient perfect health after trying different physicians
many remedies suffering for years is 1t not conclusive
proof il you suforer you be cured? Why is this
medicine performing such great cures? II works IN the
blood in the circulating fluid. II can truly be called the
Great BiO0d PURIFIER The great source of disease org
mates In the blood and medicine that does not act d.
recty upon It, to purify and renoyate has any just claim
upon public attention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

Mr. VIM Sanders, Superintendent Of the
Agricultural Grounds at Washington, says he
has been experimenting long time to try to
prevent blight and whether or not he has an
lnfaliblc remedy he is unable to tell-he only
knows that for ten years he has painted or
washed apple or pear trees once or twice year
with lime white-wash strongly imprcgnated
with sulphur, and such trees have thus far es-
capped the blight, though it has appeared in
the adjacent orchards
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

The Bombay Gdzette makes an addition to
Mr.. loves application Ct the parable of the
good Samaritan and the man who fell among
thieves TO England, which, instead of binding
up his wounds asks the man Turkey if he
happens to have halfcrOwn Cyprus and pro
ceeds to take possession oft. The Gazctte is re-
minded by it of another story. y man had
been robbed of his hat, and after persuing
the thief for some distance, leant up against a
lamp post, breathless. y sympatizing, by
stander came up and heard the story Of his
sorrows. Are you sure you can't run any fur
ther?" yes" Then" suiting the action
to the word, II may as well have your wig"
Lord Beaconsfield the sympathizing bystander,
returned to London with the wig in his peck
ct; ''and-shades of Chatham and PalmerstOn
the English people" continues the Bombay
Gazette, welcome him as the greatest and
most magnanimous statesman Of the age.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

Spruce butter-tubs are the best; white hem
lock makes sweet tab; acids from the oak
color the butter and iniure its appearance;
white ash gives the butter strong flavor if
kept long, and increases the liability to mold
maple smells and cracks badly. Soak all tubs
from four to six days IN brine before using
FrGDEfiB COuEty Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-21

Neither Indian corn, nor potatoes, nor
suashes, nor carrots, nor cabbages, nor turnips,
were known in England until the sixteenth
century.
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VEGETINE
| Believe It to be a Good Medicine,

XRNIA, O., March l. lSs'.
Mr.. II. Il. STBvESs:-
Dedr SirI wish to inform You what your Negcnt mas
done tor me- have been afflicted with Neuralgia, and
after using three bottles the Vegene entirely
cyed. also found my general health much improved.
believe il tn be good medicine. -...--..
Yours truly. FRED HARNERSTlCk.
VSGErINE thoroughly cradcates every kind of huinor
and restores the entiresysem TO healthy condition.
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II NIcDOUCIAIII,(s Successor to Cameron Nc
~. Doull) Attorney and Counselor at Law. ONCE In
Glover " Cooks Block. Ottawa Ill. Also United States
Commissioner. decIib
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The Morning herald., 1878-11-08
BY NAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

A despatch from Mobile, Ala, announces
that Herndon, the Democratic hard-money
candidate, viii have majority in that ais
trict of 1000.
A despatch from st Joseph says Nicholas
Ford (Greenback Republican, 10 elected 20
Congress in the Ninth district Of Missouri,
over David Rea (Dpmocrat), the present
incumbent, by about 200 majority. NJ
The steamer Western Texas, Capt. Hines
arrived at jacksonville, Fla, on Wednes"
day evening froul New York. This Is the
fi,st ocean steamer that ever went from
New York to Jacksonville on regular
voyage, The vessel was met off the bar
by members Of the city government ana
dennta,ion of citizens, and her arrival at
the city was received with salute OF one
hundred guns The Inauguration OF this
line is the occasion of great rejoicing here.
Charles H. Moulton, formerly extensive.
" engaged as real estate broker In Wash
ington was on Wednesday acquitted in the
Criminal Court Of the charge of forgery,
the jury agreeing with the Judge that the
offepse for which he should have been tried
was fraud. There are other Indictments
against bin, including false pretences ana
mbezzlement some months ago, after
the nature. OF his business TRANSACTIONS mao
been discovered, he fed to England, and
subsequently returned to Washington to
meet the legal accusations against him.
The Manch hester Guardians London cor.
res pondent says "Before the Plenipoten
tiaries left Berlin Lord Bsaconsfield and
Count Andrassy signed treaty providing
that if Russia should endeavor to remaiI
on Turkish territory after May, 1879, Eng
land and Austria will insist on her complet'
withdrawal. If Russia should urge thai
Turkey is unable to protect the Christians
owing to the disturbed state of affairs l,
Roumelia, England and Austria Will furnisl
a garrison to relieve the Russians. Tn
purport Of this treaty was communicated
to Russia.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-08
FIGHTING IN VIRGINIA.

HOW NEGROES ARE ALLKGEE TO HAVE
ATTACKED THE wHITEs-No CAUSE
G.vEN-A REGULAR CHARGE-FIvE
EEGRoEs AND ONE WIRE MAN woUND>
ED.
A despatch from Norfolk, Va, Novem-
ber 9Th, is as follows: Farther intelligence
from the election riot in Princes-e Anne
county last night shows that the negroes,
who are largely in the majority near
K EN-, sville, assembled in large body in
the village during the day and were vio-
lently harrsngued by two notorious incen-
diary soeakers-W Hodges and Noah
Lamb--and sll theic bitter feelings were
stirred up against the whites Soon after
the meeting ire negroes began to arm
themselves with pistols and shotguns and
after the close Of the polls difficulty oc
Cured in front OF the old hotel betwsen a
gentleman and a negro, in which each
were joined by their friends, the blacks
outnumbering the white, by at least five to
ona, the whites being entirely unal med and
IN! repaired tor any q oIthcul y.
THE FIRST VICTIM.
Tie negroes commenced firing, and Col.
w. Triggs, OF Bayside. was shot through
the thigh. The whites present were qucly
reinforced, and th&negroes retired, but in
a few minutes returned 10 the contest,
charged in a body with a regular war yell.
The charge was met by the whites with a
brisk fusilade OF pistol shots. Sheriff
Whltehurst arrived and appealed to the
negroes 10 retire, and III response ano hel
grand charge was made, the negroes yelling
and firing their pistols as they advanced
The whites stood their ground and return
ed the FIRE with effect. The negroes 5000
ons yolley and then broke like sheep.
NEGROES SHOT.
One negro by the name of Thomas Eli
oft, living two miles from Kempsville, an
who had on previous occasion been con
spicnous in dific .lty with the whites, wa
mor,ally wounded. Four other negrot
were badly wounded, whose names al
Abram Elliott, Irving Griffin, Eish
White and Willis Stevens.
~ Everything was quiet this morning, b'
the negroes who possesses arms are in
very bad state of mind, and slight di
fculty may produce another outbreak.
No arrests had been made up to the late
accounts.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-08
MEDICAL.

Dyits great and thorough blood;p4rif!yng prS
ties Dr. PiercC's Golden Medical discovery A cs&
ali numora from the worst serosgla to cGmn Sis
otc Pimpe, or Ernpt.0r eecta aro eradic 5
and l' vigorous hcath and sound constitution 81
lshcd. Erys,pclna, sslt-rheuni, Fever sorgsi
or Rough skn, in short, all diseases causG4 n
Hood, ;rc conquered by this powerful, purh!'nS'T
Tcttcr. Roso Fash, Bo!ls, CarbuneicS e9ro els.,i
scrofuious sores and swell!ngs, White swennS
GoItro or Thick Neck, and Enlarged GianGa so,,S
II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated. ha,e tsra s
cosr Of skln yClowis.bgown spots On tae iste
body frequent headache or dizziness, pau i. .aI'
mouth Internal heat or chills alternated Wi. rraa
fluehes, lew Spirits and gloomy
appel tc, and tongue cOae you ore euneIis ns sse
'Llvcr Complain" only part Of these SYMPTOMS
experienced. As remedy for all such cases,
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery has no equa'1
| IL effects perfect and radical cures. ,d
In the cure Of bronchitis, Severe Coughs any any
early stages OF Consumption, It has astonsneouu
medical faculty, and eminent physicians plonWypI3 W3
it the greatest medical discovery OF the asG ovs
it cures the sevcrest Coughs 1t strengthens thes''1
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