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Is there any safety in safes? The Kankaket
Gdzette says: "Thc other day an agent fOl
Halls safes was in town and called at an Office
where a new safe of another manufacture had
been put in. With the permission Of the pro
prietOr he sat down before the safe, gave the
handle few turns, listened intcntly to the
click of the machinery in the lock- gave a few
turns more, and behold :hc safe door flew
open. He had no knowledge of the combina
ton and did not open it by the combination tc
which it was set. His thorough knowledge
the mechanism of combination locks, and his
practical ear enabled him 10 pick out Il com
bination by which it could be opened. He
SAYS this is getting Ia he the method now
iadUt'ed by ihc most expert hHsglar--ihC use
.of powder and jImmies being superseded by
"a knowledge Of mechanics equal to that which
invented the combination lock. + anything
safe now-adayS-cven safes ~
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First, Il proper feeding is an absolute ne.
cessity to successfully prepare the refuse of the
table and kitchen to make it proper food for
fowls, Get a hardwood pail, or ask your gro
Ger for Il hardwood butter tirkin shaped like
"A pail. Put board to tit into the chine firm
~ on the whole bottom OF the pail and thick
enough to project IN inch or more beyond the
ends Of the slaves, SO that the pail may rest
firmly on the bottom instead of Tie ends of
the slaves Fastcn it in place by II few nails
driven through tie slaves into this false bot
tom, which may be Of pine, rs it is only to
keep from BURSTING out the bottom Of the pail
by chopping in it. If you cannot get hard.
wood pail, put another false bottom OF hard
wood inside Of pine pail, nicely fitted and
secured like the under one. Grind the edge
of a common spade sharp, and you have an
admirable chopping knife, and will he sur
prlscd to see how quickly you can chop fine
all scraps and waste of every kind, cooked or
raw vegetables chicken bones, and everything
except beef, pork or mutton bones; these save
by themselves and put into stock soup kettle,
with all pieces Of raw meat or cheap meat
from the market, and keep it on the kitchen
stove as much of the day as you can induce
your "beter half to let it remain. After boil.
ing several days some of these large bones will
chop up fine with the other waste, and can be
used as fast as they become soft Chopup the
waste each morning adding meal and shorts
enough for a breakfast for the tlOcks; scald
the whole with the soup from the stock kettle
adding once each week one OF the following
articles for each twenty-five hens: One tea
spoonful pepper, six onions, onchalf pint char
coal, one tcaspoontul pure vinegar, and two
teaspoonfuls sulphur, etc The above will
produce breakfast that will make your poul
try-housc and its occupants AS lively and musi
cal as tirstclass opcra,house-Amerjcan
PouNry Y0rd
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Corn Roots.

Careful farmers for years have avoided as
much as possible cutting the roots OF corn nj
the last blowing. The effects Of such root
pruning have been seen the same day in the
curling of the leaves and whitening of the corn
And many contend the amount and quality Is
seriously injured by the pillow cutting and tear
ing the roots Good farmers have been inquir
ing for pillow which will better throw the soil
to the corn cut the weeds, but at the same time
not reach the roots. But there are some men
who are extremely wise, and prefer exploding
all the cherished notions of the past and pres
ent Mr. Sturdevant Il noted agricultural
critic, has made a new discovery in Cultivating
corn, and he urges his theory on the world III
energy of pure English. In a well written az
ticle in the C0uttly GeHtlem0H he states his
positions, as well as the results OF his expert
ments, which are well worthy of notice, as well
as further demonstration. He says he planted
grains of corn in bottles of water, and in TOW
or pots, cutting the roots off as they appeared
and observing the results with microscope
III every case, breaking the roots oil caused Il
great multiplication Of smaller roots and spon
Cioles to appear, the area Of which was several
hundred per cent. greater than that OF the orig
inal roots, and whose powers of absorption and
assimilation were increased in proportion
Carrying his practice into the field, MIR. ). de
clarcs that by repeatedly cultivating and stir
ring up the soil close up 10 the corn or maize
plants, going over the ground in this way at
least once week until the tasscl appeared, he
had in several instances increased the num-
Der of ears upon single stock to twenty-five
and twenty three, much larger and containing
greater number Of grains of corn to the eai
than the usual average. The yield is so cX
cessive as tovery properly excite doubts among
old corn growers.
Now. if the theory Of Mr.. 5. be correct, the
more the pillow cuts and shakes the roots OF tho
corn the better. Critical writers have hereto
fore destroyed many of the idols and land
marks of history but before we adopt thu:
theory of Mr. Sturdevant, it will have to bt
demonstrated as correct 10y a commission ap
pointed by Gen. LeDuC.
The theory OF not pruning trees has been
that superabundance of roots caused toe
great a flow of sap and CAUSED too large 4
wood growth to the detrimcnt of the produc
ton Of fruit But Sturdevants theory is the
reverse The cutting of one root causes the
sending out Of larger number of roOtletS tC
supply nOurishmcnt to the corn. We advise
farmers TO 20 slowly; but there is no harm in
experimenting TO test this theory.-Io'ra Stdt'
R.gj<f,U.
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r.sd,n. uo,... New Hay and Oats

The question whether horses are injured by
heinz fed on new hay and fresh oats has been
made a subject of investigation by French
Military Commission, who have been expert
menting upon cavalry regiments. The results
of the experiments prove that the health OF the
horses was not essentially injured by new hay
if they received the ordinary regulation ration
along with other fodder. Some animals were
at first rather less active and more quit, they
sweated more freely, and the eXcrements were
somew hat s0ttcned; but in short time this
ceased. In general, the horses ate the new
hay more willingly than The old. They re-
tanned the same strength and corpulence us
before. The hair kept bright, the health per
feet. OF 100 horses from four to thirteen years
old, with which the experiments were lnstllut-
ed, thirty seven gained in fairness, and eighteen
in strength and endurance. only eighteen
lost flesh, and eight lost strength, Whlle seven
ty.nnc remained unchanged. A second series
OF experiments upon 100 horses gave the same
results On the other hand, another series OF
experiments was less successful, where seven
tytour horses, from four to thirty years dlo,
were fed exclusively with new hay, the guam
utv being increased until it equalled the regu-
lation raions of old hay, straw and oats togetll-
err On this feed there was no real SICKNESS,
but a general weakness, frequent sweats, loss
IN
Taxation of the muscles, WEAKNESS, etc. The
decision of the Commission was that new hay
can replace old hay in the regular rations with
out injury, and perhaps with advantage, but
that to feed them exclusively on new hay is
injurious to the horses. Experiments were
made upon 1900 horses by feeding them on
new oats, and were attended with favorable re-
suits, inasmuch as the animals nearly all in
creased in bulk and strength, from which the
Commission concluded that new oats can be
substituted for old ones with advantage, and
hence it is useless to wait two months after the
harvest before permitting the use OF new oats
These experiments relue most positively the
prejudice that still prevails in many places
against feeding new hay and oats to horses
On the other hand, it cannot be denied that
horses to which new hay is given are frequent
" exposed to collie. The danger is only pres
emit then, when the horses receive no definite
rations, but have put before them rs much as
they can eat In this case they not only eat
much more new hay, but they also eat much
more eagerly and greedily, which can be SC
much more injurious as experience proves
that those very horses which are most inclined
to the collie eat most grecdlly.-lad"Strte But
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FARM AND GARDEN.
(OrrenpumlIenCe .

We shall be glad to receive, for publication
in tins department. short and pointed commu
uications from iarmti's, gardeners, stockrais
ers and others, on any topic of general inter
est to agricuturists. The name and posloillcc
address should accompany each letter NOT
necessarily for publication, but as Il guaranty
of good faith 1t is our purpose to open inns
column TO a free exchange Of experience and
opinions between its readers.
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VEeETlNE.
| will try Vegetine.
He Did,
AND WAS CURED.

bblAN NEE, ", Fci ~, lNit'
Mr.. H. Il. STEVENS
Df Sri wish 10 1--we You this testimony, that You may
know. and let other. KNOW what NCsdne LS done 10Y me
About asu small sore CHle On my leg; II soon
became large Ulcer, troublesome that consulted the
doctor, hut got 10 roet growing worse rom DAY 10 H
suffered terribly; conld day nights was 81
reduced my friend. IhuIght would never recover. con
suited doctor ut Columbus followed his advice; It did
good. truly say WAS discouraged AZ TINS time
looking my newspaper: saw your advertisement
of Ncgctmc. the ,ir.At Blood Purifier" for cleansing the
blood from all impurities, curing lumors, Ulcers &c
said family will try some Of the Negctnt. Before
had used the first bottle began 10 feel better made M
my my mind had got tho right medicine NJ last coul
now sleep well nights. continued taking the NegcHe
took thirteen bottles My health good. The Ulcer Is
gone and able attend to business. paid about four
hundred dollars medicine and doctors before bought
the Ncgctinc h~~c recommended Nsretine 10 others
with good success Railways keep bottle ui 1t IN the mouse
now. II is Il most excellent medicine:
+. ANTHONl.
Mr. AnthOni Il one of the pioneers of Delaware, q. lie
settled here In 1884 He Is wealthy gentleman, of the firm
OF +. Anthon & Sons Mr.. Anthoni extensively known,
especially among tho Germans He Is well known In Gin
cinnat He IL respected by ALL
IMPURE BLOOD. In morbid conditions Of the blood are
many diseases such sarheum ringwsrm, boils, ear
huoces Sores and pmples In This condition OF the
blood try the VBGSrIsB, and cure these affections. As
blood purifier 1t has equal. Its effects wonderful
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VEeETINE
Cured Her.

DORCHESTER, Mass. June IL.
Dr. II. K. STEvRNs:
ADsGr Sir feel il duty 10 one word IN regard u
the great benert have received from the of one O TIT
greatest wonders OF the world 1t syour Vegctinc. have
been sufferers for the last eight years tina
could BE- living. 10 sincerely thank my God anc
your Vegetne for the relief have got The Rheu'adtsn
has panied me such that feet broke out
sores For the last three years have not been able TO Walk
walk and sleep, and do my work rs well ~ eyer
tine. MAkGEEl " Ellis
vEGBrIxR.-Th. great success OF the VRdErSE AZ I
cleanser and purifier OF blood shown beyond doubt by
the great numbers who have taken it, and received mne
mediate relief with such remarkable cures.
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FRIED CUCUMBEEs-Parc the cucumber,
and lay it in ice half I'm hour. Cut il length.
wise and lay in ICe-water a few minutes longer:
then wipe it dry. sprinkle with pepper and
salt. and dred-u it with flour. Fry in lard 20 q
light brown
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n NIcDOIJCfAII Successor to Cameron Me
~. Dougall) Attorney and Counselor at Law. ONCE In
Glover d Cooks Block, Ottawa, ILL., Also United STATES
Commissioner. ucc"b
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Professional CarDs.

ITIRA NJ II. CiIIIIBf;IST, Attorney at Law. Of
IL nee in Opera House Block, Ottawa, Ill. sep5'5
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DUSH NELL GIL MAN * COOK, Attor
ID neys Law Office In Bushnells building west OF M
Court House, Ottawa, Ill. may2''I6-ly'
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II r. BULL. Attorney at Law. ofce oyer City
II. Drug Store northwest u La Sale and Madison
streets, Ottawa, III. mayaJ'b
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rHAS. IL. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor Al
y Law. ONCE In Opera House Block, Ottawa, Ill. marl
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ID FL INCOI. N, Attorney at Law. oficr over
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T j.. THOMPSON, Attorney AND Cuoi selor a
IL Law. Office east OF the Court HOUSE '0nar t!tiaS'
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GOOD ROCKS FOR ALL.

For sale by osMAN HAPEMAN, 10 La Sale St. ottsv
His. ANY u these Books will be forwarded BY mail post
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:. NICHOLSON. D. u. sShN,
DICHOI.SON * SNOW, Attorneys and Coun
X seIors mi .Aw win practice In the cOurs OF IA sale
and adjoining counties Oficr, west Of Court House. Ola
" Ill lo'1'
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HRSEY MAYO J"HH II, WIDNEE'
MAYO " wIDNIEiR. Attorneys az Law. o,LGt
vi in Nattiugrr'- Block. corner ~ '~Salle ana wan
streets, front room mp stair. Ottawa, III. 7tP4
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GEORGE NJ. LEILA y -, Attorney and Coun
VI sclor AT Law and solicitor tn thanccry. One" Over
Ilrnurtt's -tnrr wr,r of Court House. muylS,b
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IRA NIX y. Ora WORD, Attorney at law
Room H. lark street, southwest corner 81 Noh'
Chcagp Notary Public. HaFli -
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GEORGE -. E;I.DRE:DGf,, Attorney AT Law
" Office In Opera House Block, ottawa ILL., april
EDWIS N. LEWIS. Attorney and Counselor at
IL Law ShgrwOOl's Block Ottawa. H. APPS
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Ppy SiolA N 8 /.

nI2. II. ANIPFIEI.D, Physician and sur
IL gcou, DUerl HOUSE UlnCN. OTTAWA. TIL. uarIh
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D e - IT'S : 9 .

FANCY -TATIONIzHS. POCKET y sr,e'
Il P.ste.-sph Alfuu- Fi.e Pocket Books. Col. lel'
Pocket Knives, Playing Cards Cr' hage Boards, Ga1e
&c. =: DsuAa & HApelsL',. aest C; tOsrt House.
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0ermii1tes aus europa.

= Die @refelber Seiben<S Sn ous
itrie beginnt nad langenl Sarnieberltegen
tpieoer auf,ubliiben. Die arbeiter uno gsez
ber aGer Branhen tperben gelu9t; gSeber
nit unb obne &ammmaid idinen, fir glatt unb
faeonuirt, mttSacquarOmaidtnen, fir ieioene
Stoffe, Sammete unb Samnetbdnoer. Die
beioen lesteren Mrtifel baben etn bslouberes
Sntereiie fitr bic @refelber Sf1meiteritabt
Sierlen nit IlmgebuuS: Siid,teln, Diilfen,
9obberi6 Srepel, Sriissen, 8raAt, @rsfratb,
Debt, &empe11, Sort &C. lleberaa begiunt
mieber ein regeres 4eben. Die 9Dbue fino er,
lDbt poroen. In einisen Tabrlfen 10 Bro5cnt
iiber Slte, 3ehritnge finoen Infeaung in
peridteOenen @eiddften.
-(Selb ifmorb eines ben d. n
&apel lmei ilters.) Sn Mannheim muroe
am -. September friib aegen llbr auf Der
Serbtnoun9sbabn i'm Sd)loBaarten ber frii-
here &apellmeiiter q. @utnlann ourd einen
palitrenoeu 3us iiberfabren nnb jofort ge.
tDotet. Der nn9liidlide, melder etne Ssrau
uno flint Stnoer htuterldbt, bat ielbft ben
Sob geiudt, oa er fur3 porber leine l1hr uni
eini9e pid)tige Yapiere auf Der Yolt3eimad3t.
tube on Der Sf,webiu9er StraBe nieoerae.
le9t, fib bann otreft an ben Bahniiberaane
bel Der gdmimmanftalt begeben bate uno
fpie Gin Babnwarter nit anaeleben bat
furs Dor benz s3use inter Der garrier,
Durdsetroden mar, nm iih itberfabren 81
laiieH
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Scr 9eaeratfitanS aus sonta sr,,,.

Us a bingt on, II. Oftbr.-0er ame1ls
faniidle Souiut 5u ct. Sbomas telegrapbtrt
bem StaatsOeparteuent aus 5rieOridsitaot,
Santa @ruS, iiber cen gteseraufitanO auf iez
ner Snisl: Scr 9uirubr I6eiilt iberlpdlti9t
81 iein; uugeidbr 250 Yerionen puroen ma6-
reno Der llnruben get0Otet. Die YhanSer
onrdiI6en Die @egenb nah ben iliidtiQen
anfrtbrern. Sin brltii6e8 Srie9sd)iff beftn.
bet ltd 6u Trieoridsltaot uno etn franS6Itlfes
81 Gbrtitianitaot. Aae 9eifdft8gebdube in
8rieortfsfart, iomie Die @ebduoe auf Uieleu
benad,barten Blantagen fnO 3erlDrt, unO ale
@elbdfte eln9eiteut. Siele 6amilieu leiOen
bttterc ytoth."
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gtast Baltimore.

Der Morb.8roseB gesen oen lungen
Sob. Gebbart miro am DtOntage I'M @rimi-
nalger1Ate sur 8erbanolung fomnen. @eb>
bart 1T befauntlidl angeflagt, i'm lsbten srib.
iabre einen Wann aus Benuiplpauien am
5ube Der &bameSsStraBe nieber9ei9oiien 5u
baben.
9te y@ermania 9oge gar. IA,
8Dthi s. -9titter," bielt geffern abeub
in Der 0Metamora>6alle" an 9ombarbftraBe
etne @enerals Gerlammlung. 9a iebr piele
anoere tpidbtige 2ogengei9dfte Sur GrleStgung
porla9en, fonnte 5ur abflmmung Der &C.
ietoorlagen nidbt geifritteu iusroen, e8 tpirb
baber anf ud9lten Sreitag 4beub 48 ubr
nod einmal cine 9eneral-8erIammfung sus
iammenberuien peroeu. Das Bal g.Gomtte
bat gu Dem am 5. 9operhsr ii, Der y@oncor.
bio" ftattInpeu6en 8alle bereits oie umfal.
ieuofteil Sorbereitungeu getrofien uonad
ben 2ogenbriiberH an bieient Gage aans au.
BersewOhnli4e Semitic in ausf9t feben.
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2te sefesane sosnten's uno Der ssrssso.

5te 9ciesane Sosnicn'5 uno oer Serseao.
Comic antiuo opel, II. Sftober. - Die
Bforte 1T benadridti9t, baB bic Seitreiher
n,ht in Nopi. 8a;ar eiuriden meroei1. Die
@etabr eine8 3diammenitoBeS tit baber abge.
ptnoet
Rurie GabeIsSepeidleu.
-Siirit 9cbanoff, Der ruITld1e @eian0te in
Sonitanttnopel, ion Saufet Baidla benaf=
ridtigt baben, oaB bic ruiiii4en.Sruppen fid)
in Solge Der an Den @hriiten in ben gerdunt-
ten 9iifrtften utriibten 9erpalttbaten ntdt
5uriidSiehen, ionoeru bic 9egeuwdrti9 BON
tbnen beiebte 2inie bel Si9atalola bebaupten
rsr6en.
-Sier ii6erlsbenbe Mitglieber Der Wanu.
id)aft Der frau36Iii6en Srigg ySeaumunoir, "
lpelfe an 6. september aut rer Sahrt BON
6auanna nad Nelp.Yor id]eiterte, ino in
aueenstomn, Srlanb, aelaubet poroen.
= Der SerSog BON Remours in 6ranfreid
bat benz amerifaniibeu Soniul yiope8 500
6ranc8 fir Die 5ieberfraufcn i'm Siioen Der
Ser. Staaten iibermittelt.
- Glne Oeputation mabomeoau. Sliidt.
hinge aus Sosnien bate 9eitern III 8el9rao
eine auoteuS bel ben 6liriten Otilan uno bat
nm GrlaubnB, fdl in Serbien nieoerlaiieu Su
oitrfen. Die @rlaubniB miro wabri9einll6
9emGhrt tueroen.
Die llnterbdnblungen Swiiden Guglaub
uno Ger Bforte be5iiglid zines Sertras8 3ur
llnteroriidnn9 oe5 SflaueubanOels fino febl=
gelflaqeH.
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SrGnSee

Grop, N.,O., IL. Sttober. - Barriers
@oaennla9aSin luuroe beute firth ourd einen
Sranbffifter ange8iiuoet unb brannte nieher.
Serlufl $137 900; Seriiderung 100000.
Wermtid,te teIeerapbiid1e Sepeidben.
= Mebrere Spfer bes unfalIs auf
Der nSIb=@ ol o p-8 q n" murben geftern
in Bolton unter GROCER Betbeili9ung beltattet.
- Oie Solsbdnoler s. 6. Cameron &
Comp. gu N etu=g orf, BONANZA unb
9awas-@ tn, Wid]., baben falltrt.
- Oie unteriuhung binii9tlid) bes u n.
falls amf Der nOfo=@ mn. 9 b n"
in Wfanahuietts am lesten Oicnfaae hat er.
9eben, oab bic Satairppbe bur6 cine often
itebenbe gSei de, ntttellt ipeld,er aerabe
porhsr eiu SradtSug auf elm Hebeugeleiie ae.
lenft moroen mar, peruriad)t murbe. &has,
s. 5artpell, Der &onbufteur bes Nrad,t,uas
1T perbaftet lporOen unb iol( iuegenSobtl6lags
pro3eiiirt merben.
- @s 1T ieet erinittelt, baB Sr. mt
Sran @onqueft, bereH lleberrefie man
Dorgefferu nnter ben Eriimnlern ihrer abge.
branntsn @obnung nabe Detroit, Midigan,
faflo, porber ermorb ct iuuroen. Beioer
mar bic aeble buraidnitten morbeH.
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Ser NGleu'Sd1e SEanoat.

gletp=S Srleans, IL. Sftober. - Die
lluteriudung Der slnflagen aegeu 9dlen 1T
nod tmmer ni6t beenoet. IuBer ben Demo
fraten beidGfti9t iif ciu ans pronlinenten
6epublifanern beitebenbeS @onlite inter Dem
Goritse ee8 grz9ouperneur8 Dti9ael 9abn
nit Der Qugele9enbeit. Seibe @omtte'n tper-
ben in lpeni9en 5a9en Sertdt eritatten. Adlen
1T entidlohcn, in feinem Sale BON einer
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