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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-05

NyPE PRoPRIEToRS OF THIS OLD Es.
u tablfshed resort take this oppor. unity to
thank their many friends and patrons for the
KIND and liberal support which they have re.
ceived IN the past and beg to inform then
tnat they have just comp .e,ed extensive i'm
pi ovements and alterations in tleir establish.
ment which maze IL second to none in the
State. In additiea to our hotel improve.
ments we have asDlendid
SALOON AMI BILLIARD HALL
Where we have ono of Strahle's Celebrated
Tables and sundry other aprendages necessary
to make II first class place of resort
The Bar ID always furnished with nothing
but the finest brands of choice Wines.
Liquors, Cigars tEc. The tables are al.
ways supplied with the very best the market
affurds. Civil, polite and attentive walters
will cater to the wants Of our guests. and
good order Will be strictly observed,
Again thanking our numerous patrons for
their past favors, we beg continuance of
the same, believing that we have superior ac-
commodations to any house in town We as
sure one and all that we shall make it our
espt cIal object to study the comfort of our
patrons, and will spare no effort to make them
feel at home.
:. $HINKEY BROTHERS.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-05

Persons desiring Business, dealers
aud all others wishing the very best
and latest Improved Sewing Machines.
should send for Circulars and Terms to
iheR .gses ea3 SAMUEL BILL
10 New Montgomery street5
sns,3 San Franoisce.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

9mer6inaS, lei es s~teetanbet, Sic &C.
brltocr Stltoebafer, beten ii6 I'M 9oufe ber
a3ett Die iiingeren 8rii6cr ani6loiien, Bot
ten eincn mGGtigen Gerbii11octcn Sic Wfaz
idine! Ql6er tbr 8erbienlt lit, baB iic loz
fort ben grOBer gtuben erfaltnteit, Ser aus
oer SDetlung Der 2trbeit, u1b BET n1aidt>
1enrtGBi9en2(nferti9ung bet cirselncn g9oz
gertbeile benz 0eldGft entiprinqe1 miiiie,
uno ic fDarcn Die griten, ipeI6e Maihiren
SItr SertDeltoung bradtelt, ultD fi6 fort
tpGbrenb ieOe neue Gerbclierung 5I gelbe
ma6ten.
llnb 10 ieGct mir 6ertn iebt, ftott ser
fleinen S9ntie6e MI Mti6iaolitraBe, stpet
groBe Sa6rifgebdube, Die @agenfa6rif oe>
raoe iitOlt6 Dont 0eleiie Der 9afe Shore
uno Wtt6tgan Sout6ern 8obn, 1u1o Sic
<l6enfa6rif all Der Gfe BON Oeidtoon
llnoSetferl OnitraBe = @ebGube, ipeIde init
ben ba5u 9ebori9er S6uppen srtm 5rofz
llelt oes 0olSes ni6t ipelriger ais IS Q(cfer
beoedelt, lit oenen baS sur 6a~brifotion Be-
l%ttr1tnttc Utaterial allein ei1e1 gSertb pnn
elmer balben Ofillion Dollars Bat, ultb in
oelen iebt il6er 700 Nrbeiter 8eidGftioluo
un6 Gerbienlt fiu9en.
gta6itebenoe Isabelle seiat SSbren 6os
@a0stDltm Der Gabrtf bon 1872 Bis 1876.
cine ~6eitGn0iae 3una6me aud ipdbreno Ser
i6le0telten .3eiten:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
1leber0nitrcltarllln.

Is tit iiir :tinett @teni6et ~rat6ium, ieihe 66rper>
NIB Gtiite5frditc h~berndbis otSuitren9e1t; ober mte
giele i~bertretet iii Ser Sesier mad &ei9tbum, 9u9rl
ooer @iiieni0oit bicie Geilame 9teset. IS mus fir
iot8c Qcrioren, cine SADIE Don bobcr @i6tisteit icin,
Su roiiien, pe ie bicie adtlos binse9ebene Strait wiez
ber9e1pinren f6ttet. GaS $5eilmittet lift pcocr foitz
ipieltg, nod SIT ~erlan9et idwicri9. Solicitors @ta=
9etOittercS tit in icber StGbt, @emartuug NIB Nnz
iieolun9 i'll Nmertfa gu boben; es erieet bet I6sans
f6rperIi6er ober 9%eiitiger gner9ie ~wirfiomer ais ie6es
&rdftt9un95mitteL bas ie o~n9e3et9t ODER uerorbuet
porber lit. grbeiter, NtbGeten, Stubenteit, Sonruaz
liiten, Nbuofuten, geiiili6e, Aer;te, = M4e ~beseuscn
ie feline w~unpcrbor periitscnbet &rditc. G3 erb66t
bic 6dbi8teit, Stropater sit ertrd9cn, bebt sic i3dbz
Iiden gS trfun9en, wetbe 8loBitclluu9, iittnbe @ebensz
,ueiie ui9eiunpe OOer e~rntiIbetoe @eiadfti9urt3eit
ober etu ru9eiunbe5 Stina ouf ben &6rper iibcn,
onb rnb lit cin iditeper6eiiernOc5, bolhtrei6euoe5
nnb bIutreini9cnoeS Mittet eritcn NanseS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
SauOel, TinanSen n1tO Nidrfte.
GGicdgo. Wontag, 81. San. 1878.
fIitatt5cit

TitaWscm.
WG6relt6 Ser D%ergangenen ISOLDE bat bas
@ei6dft int Titanss unb commer5ieuen
&reilet, 9arf oem ip%ultberDpllen gSetter
nno bent guten .3uitatoe Der 2artDpege,
einen relen Qufi6iprutg erbalten. Die
6armer baben tbre @rSeugntiie auf BEN
Wtarft brtn8en f0nnen, mas sur 6ol9e bat
te, DaB Die Saltfen red)t lebDaft tt9lnlprlt6
genornnlet iperoen muBten. Nru6 Die
9roDuftenbdnoler, g0fler utb 8Orlenz
leute ~itelltet grDBerc 2tnforoerungen al
Die 8anfel1, Die 9robe1 0eloporrdtDe aber
DerDttberten etn Steigen beS !3insfuBeS,
10 baB audi it Ser eber pergangelten Wo6e
@elb SIT SOLO pGt. letdt 5u betomn1et
mar.
Die 9anfausgleidnngen be3ifferten ii6
am Santitag auf $4,000, 000, uno fit Bic
Wode a1f $40, zoe, 067, gegen SIS, SAG, 2O6
pdbrel1o bes entipre6enben 3eitroumeS int
8oriabre.
8e6iel auf Stem yorf I'M Gerfebr stDt5
lden bteligen 8anfeu ldDa6 51 rs Disc.
pr. $1,000.
6atoeI.
Gr6altelt, be5tp. oeridifft tpur6en ant
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

ngrG6as. 3, W3cGoD, 0ebanon, Sub:
0tit benz 9rOBten Ger9niigen ipre6e i'd BON
SDren ipunOerboren Mebi3tnen. 0as neue
Brin3tp, Or. S. $. Mc9ean's bultenz ur1b
lungenbeilenbe 8iuen furirer 6uitet, @r=
fdItung, 6als6rdune, S6ipin0iu6t; uno
b%elonbers Or. S. $. Otc2ean's bulfanii6e
Oel@Sal6e betIt Gerrenfungen, 9t6eun1az
ttsmus, S6mer5en, 2luSidlag. @ott m0ge
S6nen DeIfen, Die @rfenntniB Der 8orSii9e
beriel6er iiber Die BeIt gu berbreiten.
4breiie Or. S. $. Mc2ean, ct. 2auis,
9Ro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

8is gum Sabre 1868 tpar bic 6obrif
gGnSlid periDnlideS @igentbum Der 6errn
Stu0ebafer, oanll aber, oa Die forttpab>
ren6e Steigerurg beS 4biabeS cine bebcuz
tct0e 8ergr06erutg ber Nabrif ~totDtpelDig
ma0te, muroe cine 9lftiengele1ld daft 9e>
oriirDct, III Ser aber Sic @ebrilDer Stltocz
batter ben 6auptantbeil be6alten babelt,
ebenlo tpie ibnen Die Qeitung bes ricligen
Embellishments aebIieben lit. ST. s.
Stubebafcr lit grGiiOcut, ST. S. sc.
Stubebafer giceprGitoent, g. 6. Stloes
batter S6abn1eiiter, S. s. Stuoebafer,
SefretGr, Niutam Ofa6, &alftrer, 1rD $.
6. 6inOS, Superintendent Der 9Sagenab>
tDeilung.
@erne m09te i6 mir erlaltbeit, Sbre
2eier auf einen SpdSiergal1g bur0 bieie
groBarti9en Ja6rtfrGumli6feiten mit8uz
nebmcn lno tbnet Scigelt, ipie fait fir Ie>
beS ~einseIlte Stiid AM Mogen cine balielbe
anfertigenbe Weal6ine borDorbcn lit, aber
i6 fitr0te, DAB tb Sbren Naum i0on ST
1eDr III Nn1prud gellO111nten babe. Senz
nod CLAUDE IT'D, baB IS S6ren 2eiern ipiQ>
fon1rnen ieit tpirD, etlnaS 9tG6ereS iiber Die
8ergangenbeit zines WanncS, bcicn 9faz
men ite ale 9eDOrt ba6cn, ltno ilbcr bic
NnfGl1ge zines inouitrteIen @tabltiiementS
81 bDren, beiier grSeugnilie int gdnSet
Gatoe tbrer Solioitdt, Glegal1S, Oalterbaf1
ttgfett ultO 8tlligfeit Dalber berilbmt 1tl1D.
ga 6oroert ridt sic 8orie6ung o1r6
8erna6laiii9ung eines 6rDnil6ct 6uitenS
Dber Grfdltu1g DerauS, ba 0p0 Das ft6er1te
0egcnmtttel Sales 0DncD Of
Sore9Dunba DSar- IN ieoer Npo>
thPfP NtnPrifnG az ~hpfnmn1e1t.
gtfe's 3a6ntropfen fltrtrcn 3abnl6nerz
sen in elmer Wftnute.
@cSunoet WtcttINcnOcrfano io9t
llts, Dab birefte Mittel BET 2un9el1franf=
betten bic ipirflamiten lino. 0a5 llele
!6eilmittel, Or. S. s.. W1c2ean's 6uiten
unb 2ungenfranfDeiten betlenOe &iigeldeu
(@lobWlus), ersert9t beilenDeS @a5 int
Whun0e unb furtrt baOurh 6als7 nn0
&lngelfra1t6eiten, 0uiten, Grf6ltung,
S6wtnOiu6t, 8rdute &C. grobe>S 6ad)z
teln our0 Gle g0it rs Geltts. Or. s. s..
Mc0eau, 314 Sbeitnut Str, ct. 2ouis,
Gemt1mr &imitnettt 1T in 5tpei Derz
i6ie0enen SDrtelt Su baben. 9a5 1uetBe
lint bon Weeltiden gebrau6t SIT tperben baS
9cIbc fit Yferbe, S6afeuno anbere S6iere.
2(ttelte il6er bic Wirfu1gen oiele ct Dor3ltgliz
den 4rGparate ii1b I'm ieoe Tlai6e gez
Dt6eIt, utb iino ielbige in ie6er Q(potbefe
ooer bur6 Die Goit Dnn Der Sfftce Der
@entaur Company, 46 9eD Street,
SEEM Oorf GitD, 5t Daben. a1ian1Sp0
Sette @tttsInoMn9 TIT Gttrcr 9taSe
lit &atarrb. OF. S. s.. Wfc9ean'S &atarr6z
S6nupftobaf hilbert unb BELT ieben
S6mers, iebe Gnt5inoung urbeoingt, unb
bebt GntsiirOung in Der 0fafe, I'M 6alS unb
ant Stint uno e~ltfernt Si1nen. Brobe=
i6a6teln so Gents per qoit. Or. s. $.
Mtc2ean's Office, 314 Gbeltnutitr., ct.
QpuiS.
Sic 9aAte, ipeGde burd ettt 2ltlt9enz
Ieiber bet11 3obe naDe mar, tpurbe bltr6
bteies ttelte lnO bemGbrte BrinSip 9GnSli6
fltrtrt. Or. S. $. Wc2ean, beiieu Webisiz
men in Der 9att3eu @eIt befannt itnb, bat
etn tpirfli6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mitte1 fit
S6ptnDiudt, 9ul1genz unD 6alsfranfbetz
ten Gin 3u6erfligel6en berarbeite). 81.
S. Wtc9ean's 6uiten u1b 2ungen beilen6e
&iigeG9en. 314 G6eitnut StraBe, ct.
2outS. grobesS 6abteG per GOit 25 @tS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

I 9UFttIV NITVSU W. N. Du
20. Nprtl 1876.
q. g. Etercc, DR.. med.
GSertDer 6err! SD bcbanbcltc nculi6 cinct
Salt BON lan9iGbriger &critopitbeit, Bel lueldcrt
i'd lait jcocs 0tittcl Der 9(r;ncicnliite, ba5 icmal5
fir ben 3ueG 9cbrau6t 1porocn lit, pcriu0te,
obnc cine %baucrn6c 9b6tlfe su b%clptrfen. Sn
inet1ter ~&erSpcif(un9 foufte i'd etlide Sloi6et
Sbrer Pleasant Purgative Pellets (an9eucbme
&biiibrfii9cldcn) unb pcrorbncte le nit bem
9lilfIl6lten Griot9e. Ser 9atient lit lest iir bic
0aucr bcr9eiteQt.
Sriiberli3 ser Sbrisc,
81. sc, s. @tcGtedatb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

Bg Or. s. s. Wfc9ean's p~un6erbouer
r@otarrb Snuh" hilbert unb furtrt gGnSz
lid gatarrb III Der Stale, &opf ober sails
lit eit auSge3et6neteS N1ittel ge9en @rfGls
tung unb er3ielt ioforttge Qinoeru1t9. 9rpbez
S6a6teln 80 @ents bur6 Die 8o1t. 81.
S. S. Otc9ean's Office, 314 Gbeitnut Str,
ct. Qouis, SEQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

RGy~ g3i6t mor8en ober iiberntorgcn,
netn beltte, 9lei6 9ebralt6e Or. Aug.
e 81 tg' $ nj B ur9 s II ttbee,
ipeltn 9u 9ir elite GrfGltun9 5uge3ogelt
hof+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
GGtuimSiuGt acDcilt.

@it alter Nrst, Ser it6 BON ser 9raris
suriifgeSogen unb Incident ein oitinoiider
WltiitonGr Die &onpoittipnsformel zines
einfa6en Degetabilti6en t6eilmittels sltr
rai6en uno 0auer,oen 6eilurg bon
S6pinbiu6t, 8ron6itiS, &atarrb, 9lifbnla
unb ouer &eDlz unb 2u1ge1Ieiben, ebeulo
sur 9ta0ifalfur bon gterDeni6tpGde unb
9terDenlciben oler 2lrt ~iibergebelt bate,
belt IS, ta6oem er Die tpunberpole 0eilz
frat beS Ottttels lit Sauietoen polt SGnelt
erprpbt bate, fir feline 8fltdt, eS i~eiltelt
leioenben Wtitmeni6en befannt su MAIDEN.
0ur6 bieien 9etpe9grltno utO Oas gerldtz
gen, meni6Iide geioen GIT nniGOern, Dcrans
luBt, iperOe i'd all 9tQe, Bic eS Diini6en,
bieieS 9tecept nit ~DouitGnbiger 0ebrau6sz
onipeiirng i'll beuti6er, fran5Oiti6er oOer
en9liider Spra6e berieltben.
0aiielbe miro bur6 Die Yoit Deria1tbt,
iDenn man nit 8%eruful1g auf bieie 13ei5
tung uno nit 8etlcgu1g elmer Yoitnnorfe
abreiitrt on 80. M. Sbcrar, 1876 900
tpers' 8lof, &Odeiter, sc. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
Spe3ial=N
Gitte Rartc.

Gn Gfe, roerbe at ben To!9en pom SueenbTin5en,
Meru0icr S6lpdde. Gutfrditisuna, Gerluit Der Nionnsss
trait sc. leioeu, ienoe i'd fuitcnfrei eiu Jtscept. bas lie
0ieleS 9robe 0eilntttel purbe Don etueut WsiIs
iionor III Glib eutbeft. S6tft ein oorelIir2s;
@oupert all Rev. Soiep9 :. SnnlGu, D,
22iep1StIp6 lGt3l bible 9ouie, 81. q. EtLA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

Den @etretoel peidern tpurbe fir ben
Staotperbrou6 e1tl1onmen: 2119 9uibel
gSeiSen: - Bu. Wfai5: - 9. Safer;
475 .. &o9gen unb = 0erite.
gSd6reno bet Wo6e ipuroen lit @fcago
erbalten beam. peridifft:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

&aIt i'm &opf ttnO Gatarrb f6nnen
iebt Our9 Or. S. 8. Mc2ean's Gatarrb
VSbnuff" curtrt tuer6en. grobe : S9a6s
1eln so Gents; fOnnen bur6 bic 8oit per-
fan6t tperben. Or. S. s.. Ofc9ean. 314
gbeitnut Stry ct. 2OWis, 0fo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
San S1s 06morrbotoen? 6pffent

lid bait OH feline, 1rlO init mitni6eu Dir
Slid. 3ei6eit Oh ober an 0ieier i6rcdliz
den Marter, 10 niinl6en nit Dir ni0t
mitber Slid, bdb mir Dir ttlt uitfehlba-
res 0eilnttttel, Or. Silsbee'S ANAMEz
Sis, empfebIen f0nnet, BON 6eiieu eritaut>
Iidet %Q8irfungen ilber 10000 4atienten
.3eugniB ablegen f0nnen. !6ait OH ielbft
tcintn 0ebraud fit bieien 0roBen S6merz
3enSltnOerer, 10 be5eugc @ott Define 00utz
bartlett Ooourd, baB gu 9einen leioel1belt
Sreunb auf benielben altfmcrtiam ma6it.
= Yroben fret oerlotbt Our6 8.
9teuitdoter Il 60, 8or 1916, Neip
Yorf, u1b fin6 su BADEN III Chicago bel
Sale uno 8lofi, go. So Siio @lartltroBc
ltnO go. 46 OtOnroeitraBe ullO III allen ol1>
0eren 0lten Npotbefen. mn, mi, frrlp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

Dg 6orbert nidt Sic Gorie6ung 6urd
8ernadlGiiisul19 eines 6ronti6cn 6uitenS
pber Grfdltun9 Deraus, ba bo0 baS ii6erite
@egcnlnittel = Sales 6pneD Of
anDGar- in ieoer 2lpoz
tbefe Q(merifas 81 befommelt.
8tfe's 3abntropfen fltrircn !3abni6merz
Sen in elmer W1inlte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
@tates 2arates @rfaNrnna.

@arratSuitlc, Stieso 60, %. 9.
%. 9(uril 1879.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
Contour eminent 1T in stpei perz
sSete @~ntsnnomno lit @ttrcr NaSe

Setae GtttsMtto1t10 ttt Ntttct Otafe
lit &atarrb. 81. S. s. Wc0ean's &atarr6z
S6nupfto6af hilbert unb BELT ieben
S6mera iebe Gnt5Inbung unbeoingt, unb
bebt @ittaiinOung in Oer Nafe, i'm 6alS unO
am Stnn uno e~ntfernt Stnnen. Hrobez
l6a6teln so Gents per Qoit. Or. s. $.
Ofc9ean'S Office, 314 %Gbeitnutitr., st.
QoutS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

Sd 10 Ell ne. @r6o[ten int 2drfe 6teIe1
gRpde IN ben 11ntnt 8iehh1fsn an l.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
Set @ieDmaret.

&%tnbbieb. - @r6a[ten be;tD. ber.
l0tttt tptroet i'm 2aufe Ser ISOLDE
III Den union>0iehhGfen am
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

8esablt plrbe: 3.9O04.10 fit i6tpert
@aare sln 8Dfeln, II. 4.O0@4 % fir Iei9tt
8aare 5urn B0feIrt unb 8eri6tffen. 8ers
i6iffer besablten fir re9t i96ne idmert
@aare fit Bolton $4.20.
Die beltise 3ufu6r belief it9 auF circd
$4,000 StitG.
8erfauft tpurben II. 81:
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1878-05-23
Damp Cotton.

a
From an exchange An old question
between American cotton planters and
British buyers and manufacturers has
been revived at a meeting OF the COM
mittee of the Cotton Spinners' associa-
ton recently held at Manchester. The
English papers say that great complaints
have been made of the unusually damp
condition of the American cotton de-
livered to the consumer. The shrinkage
has been found to amount to an average
of " per cent, Memphis appearing
to be the worst of all the cotton ports in
respect to this grievance. Planters and
cotton brokers in the United States must
be prepared to receive what is called San
earnest Remembrance" which will be
addressed to them in order to give it a
stronger official and important character,
through the American chamber of COM
merce, the United Cotton Association.
and the Liverpool Cotton Brokers
association. Moreover, Lancashire spin
ners will be required to report weekly to
the Manchester committee all cases of
damp Gotten that come under their
notice. The Pail Nall Gazette says
If the Americans damp unmanu-
featured cotton with q view of increasing
its weight their conduct is ~inexcusabIe
What would be thought of British firms
who adopted artificial means for i~ncreas-
ing the weight of manufacted cotton
goods; such, for instance, as heavy
If we were guilty of trade tricks
this description we should be ashamed
look any other nation in the face"
The conclusive answe to this is that it
is a notorious fact that especially in the
market, British cotton goods are
outrageously and regularly weighed and
loaded with dyes and chemicals.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1878-05-23
Wanted a Man to essit with SAL,

Yesterday afternoon 4 greenlookinp
couple, evidently newly married, called
at the photographs gallery Of BeaIs d
Waterhouse and wanted their pictures
taken. Just as Mr.. Balls had got his
plate ready the man called him aside and
said he wanted to ask a favor. " was
told in Carson you took the best seizures
in the state. Now, you see Sal and I got
hiched down there last Monday NOW,
her folks go a good deal on style, and
they live in the states. They never saw
me, and ii | send my mug back east
they'll be dead .agin me sure, I'm a,
darned sight better than I look, and
when people come to know me they vote
me a brick. New what l want is to get
some good-lokin' man to sit with Sal for
a picture. Will. you stand in r She's
willin'. Them big whiskers of yours III
catch 'em sure and create harmony.
You look like a solid capitalist, and they
take me for a petty. larceny thief" Mr..
Beals enjoyed the idea immensely, and
sat with Sal " for the picture, which
will doubtless carry joy into the house.
hold OF the eastern relatives in a week or
So Virginia City Chronicle.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1878-05-23
FARM N HOME.
Scotch Method Of Mintsring Roots.

S-OlGV "plhSA VI ''lNte'iNk ''SNh'
Mr.. Crozier practices with great sue
cess the Scotch method of preserving
root crops in winter, which he thut
describes: A dry spot being selected
where no water will stand in winter, 8
space is marked out six feet in width,
and of any length required; this bed is
excayated ten to twelve inches deep, and
the soil is thrown out on the bank. The
roots, either mangels, turnips, carrots, or
potatoes, are built up evenly to & sharp
point about five or six feet in height, so
that the roots form almost an equal sided
triangle, six feet on the sides. This bed
of roots is then matched over with four
inches of straw, after which the earth is
banked over the whole, about one footin
thickness. This covering Of earth and
straw is suiicient 10 keep out any degree
of frost Tia ~ have n this latitude
though have It much below
zero. ia warmer sections. Judg-
ment M1is be Nseo 70 increase or lessen
the co tents, OF ohimneys, made
by a q ~ Train pipe, or anything Of
similal IS placed every six or eight
feet aid he top of the pit, resting on
the roots, 50 that the moisture generated
may escape In extreme cold weather,
these vents, or chimneys, should be closed
up, as the cold might be severe enough to
get down to the roots. Pits, so con-
structed, rarely fail to preserve roots
perfectly, until late in spring, and are in
every respect preferable to root cellars.
For no matter how cold the weather may
be, they are EASILY got at the end once
opened, the soil forms a frozen arch over
the pit. Mr.. Crozier says he has
practiced this plan for years on his farm
at NorthpOrt, L. L., some of his pits
containing hundreds of tons of mangels,
etc.
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Natural Seuqc,vov.

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THE oman EATER" SHOT.
A Stallion that has Killed three Men and Dis
figured Twenty Others.

t A Stallion that has Killed three Men and Dis
figured Twenty Others.
A dispatch from Middletown, New
York, says:
The Hambletonian stallion "Rising
ham" one of the finest bred horses in Or
ange county, was killed by his owner, Dr.J,
A. Schultz, in this place last night. This
horse was twenty-one years old. An
offer of 81, 900 was once refused for him.
At two years of age he was considered
the coming successor of Old Handle
t%onian, his sire. Nineteen years ago,
however, he began to exhibit signs OF
viciousness that increased as he grew
older. Finally he became almost entirely
uumanageable, and has since been known
as the "man-eater." He had killed
three men, and wounded, crippled and
disfgured twenty others. For fourteen
years no one dared to put him to a wagon,
until a short time ago. DR.. Schultz, who
had owned him but a short time, with
the aid of several men, got him in hars
ness and to a wagon, and tried to drive
him. 1t was a dear experiment. The
stallion broke everything to pieces, and
the Doctor was himself saved by the
merest chance. Many of the leading horse
trainers of the country had tried their
skill at subduing him. He conquered
them all, and nearly killed one of
them. One of his latest exploits
was the Selling of a negro groom
who had undertaken to keep
him, tearing off the mans cheek and
destroying the right eye, and stringing
the flesh from his right arm. The groom
became blind and p~aralyzed. The three
men who preceded the negro as grooms
all narrowly escaped with their lives.
One lost an ear another had three fingers
and a thumb taken off; the third left his
arm from the elbow in the jaws of the
horse. 1t became impossible to get a
groom for the stallion. No one knew at
what moment the brute would attack
him. DR.. Schultz at last made up his
mind that Risingham was chemically
insane, and concluded to kill him before
he MANNED another victim.
As Risingham stood in his stall gIaring
over the manger at the spectators who
had entered the stable to see the man>
eater die, five large pistol balls were shot
into his head, directly between his eyes.
They failed to bring him down, and,
l~ttering the ~fiercest neighs, he made
efforts to get over the manger
among the bystanders. AS a man drew
attention of the horse away, DR..
Schultz, by a skilful thrust of a long
Knife. severed his jugular vein, and the
blood spurted out in a large stream. For
! long time Risingham stood up under
ne great flow of blood, relaxing no effort
% get at the men. At length he settled
the floor, but to the last maintained
lis fierce disposition. The, last movement
he made was to attempt to seize DR..
schultz with his teeth, the doctor having ,
zone into the stall. Horse men say that ,
'ut for the temper Of this holoe he would {
lave been worth $4,000. =,
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Aspect Of Clouds.
fseisc d from Raslin.


Stand upon the pesk Of some isolated
mountain at daybresk, when the nirht
mists FIRST rise from oT the plains. and
watch their light and lake. like fields, as
they float in levelb bays and winding gulfs
about the isIanded SUBMITS of the lower
hills, untouched yet by more than dawn.
colder and nor quiet than a wipdless
sea under the moon of midnight watch
when the first sunbeam ID sent upon the
silver channels, how the foam Of their
undulating surface parts and passes
awsy, and down under their depths the
glittering city and green pasture lie lie
Atlantis, between the white maths u
winding rivers; the fakes If light ail-
ing every moment faster and broader
smong The starry spires, az the wteathed
sarges break and vanish above them.
snd The confused oresss snd ridges Of the
dark hills shorten their gray shsdows
upon tie plain. Wat S little louse.,
And you shall zee those scattered mist, |