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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11
COMPANY ELECTIONS.


An election for officers Of Crescent Steam
Fire Engine Company No. u was hold last
night, md resulted rs follows: President. L.
Hoops foreman. al Mioaer: first assistant
~. Fay; second assistant. I'll. SIlkmann secre-
thry. ". Foster: treasurer. III. ii Berhorst
delegates Flremen's Charitable Association
~. Minstnr. j. Foster. ~. Xengel: sub dele-
gates, Q. lIugenot, NJ. Morrisy. T. Hoops mar
shnt, l. H,nge A housekeepor. G. Dunn fire
AT regular meeting of Phoenix Fire Com
pany Ne. =. held Inst night. tho following named
gentlemen were elorted officers or this com
pnHY. to serve for the ensuing year: +. o.
Minor. president; John Ward vice president
II. j. MOntaRnet, secretary: George Waters
treasurer: Thomas O'Neil foreman: W H.
BROOKS. first assistant foreman: John Roberts
second assistant foreman: +Wm. Gleas on. on
gineer: j. T. Ssaward. housekeeper. Delegates
70 Ftremens Charitable Association w IT.
Brooks, Thos. 0Neit and JOS Jacobs sub
dslegales.john Roberts f. Bonnotfe and los.
Hawitt- IRE elected.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges n serenade
from both Of tho above organizations
Last hight AT the engine house OF Mechanics
File Company No 4 the company held their an
nual election. with the following result: Thos
Deveranx presideRt: John Lynch. vice presi-
dent: ": J. Mccall recording secretary j. E.
Moves. financial secretary: John j. CLARK
treasurer; VIM. Johnson foreman Chas. Me-
Chesney. first assistant; Joe Purcell second
assistant. Delegates to Firemen's Charitable
Assocfatfon-James Barry. j. T. shaw and
Thos. Deveraux. After the election the COM
pany mad lunch and dance at the Exposition
Hall.
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

Tho SECOND match gRma Of tho preliminary
tournament. 20 enitlo tho winner to entrance
to tho general tournament organized hy Col
jos. Walker. took place last night ut tho Crcs
cont Billiard Hall. Tho gamo WINS botwoen Mr.
Ohaa. Qualda and Mr.. Conway and begun ut \
o'clock ana nifty ak innings being played In
ono hour and forty niuo minutm. From tho
beginning II waR apparent that neither Of tho
contepatta was In good play. Qunido toward
tho finish. cyldcnelne fntiguo oonpruuent upon
his recent lluoaA. missing povorui oaay ahotR
on runs which promised to be- long onoa Tho
gamo coand with the fftysFIxth inning. whom
Qunida made tho remaining posnt nocasanry
for tho completion of tho string of 400. Tho
hnat runs mndo by the wtnnor were H. ", n lb
II. II, ~ 10 10 and ~. tho las maho la tho fty-
NTH inning. During tho game Quai,Ie scored
three mnHtea. and ihroo bnnl ehota to Con
ways ono OF ouch. Tho full peoro Of Conway
WIN l36 points. his boat runs being To- ~ and ii
Quhidos nvernge 5i. ConWay'a average
} ~ h5
Thus far only MaggIol Qunido aud Conway
hay" ontornd tho preliminary tournament and
como SURPRISE II naturally exproaRnd NJ tho
bnnkwardnoaR ~ John Miller and Louis
Abrams. both iine players. and whose chances
20 win tho entrance privilege would be- oxcol-
lent. Tho rnso Of John Miller IL particularly
reforrod 10 by amateurs. who still hopo that he
my :" indnroh e become contestant for tho
handsome sum OF $1,000 divided into four
pft@Na ono u 5000. ono OF f!O0, ono OF 1900 and
ono of 5000 Tho chnncea for ono et tho city
plnyora nro great. since tho entrIos thus far In.
cludn only RlStncn. Joe Hchanfer Maurice DAILY
Garnler. Sioason and Eugene Carter besides
the winner OF tho preliminary tournament here
Gnttnr hnR Just boon included In tho antres
consequent upon II letter addressed by him 10
&C. Walker. who. IN considorntion Of his hand
mont In Now York lust yonr has rightfuly ne
ceiai 10 his rnuunAt.
T IL true, however; that several other export
LA Tn, 81
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A MILITARY INSPECTION.

LnHt evening the Second RoE imcnt. Louisiana
National Guards assembled nj their nrmory on
Oarondclet stroet for tho purpose OF undergo
Ing inspection and review. Tho regiment was
under tho command nf Major Harry Pickles
tho colonel, j. ID. HUI. being absent on leave
Tho inspecting ofilnerH. Con, Heauregard. Con.
BahaD and Major Walker duly arrived and tho
regiment, which coualatod OF four com unnleg
were ont through adrill which showed crndita-
bio proficiency.
After tho inspecting oflleorR had expreaped
their satisfaction ana Withdrawn Tho regiment
handsomely entertained at Odd Fnlowa' IInll
ny tha Gontincntnls Afterwards thny wore
gtvon warm greetiug at tho house OF thoir
surgeon. DIR. Jnmiaon.
Tho regimeut later aorouafed Aomo more If
their friends. md thereafter tho reg lment diA-
norsnh.
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a NJ UB II! M III Nrt5.
French Opera iIouaa.

Ihla will hn gala evening Mt tho Opera on
Tim ornanipn OF iho Iirat apprnrnnon Of Nj Isn
Marin iittn In honisaItie univeranly favoritn
opera If "Llcia." Everybody knows and loves
Lucia, mud MiuH Littn IN reported To he tho
prononi mnsi graceful and talented interpreter
Of that exquisite work. which In recognized na
tho mnaRlto's r'iff i'rnr.r Wn viii auonk to-
morrow morning Of her our own account
In tho meanwhile hero ii what tho Vt Louis
t!tobn. Democrat aava Of tho eantatrlrea Inat
performance In TINT city
MnH ii,tR nnnE beautifully Inst night The
auditorium was thrnnEol and tho porformnnoo
wha u EloriDuR triumph. Tho music Of tho
oampoRnr roHo from hnr lips In silver tones
md wnaa nhnrnrtariaai with NIL tho onrnnal noui
aud mobile tnolina OF genuine arr Thta In tho
most aurcnaafnl Of nil Mica Itn'a roloH Mo
charmed tho aualrnen into admiration III tho
vniy htart md carried IT with hor To tho coao u
her part Every E0lo was outhuainstionlly
enoorodt aud ~ tho nud of tho Hecond net Hhp
VIVA onIlad before thu curtain twlon: ani after
Tho mud aoeno. in the third act, tho trihuto Of
admiration roarhoi ihroe rooallH.
We will also havo tho ploanuro OF n further
acquaintance with Hignor nnllanyn. who haa
#ung only onro hero. and that waa u mat lnoo In
II Trovatoro." We thon hnnrd but ann' ehoH Of
his voice which impreaaei ms worry favornbly,
but 10 might In tho role or Fignttio hn Will hnya
y full chance Of dlaplnrlng hla Ringing quail
tina A. We shy IN Fronch. Noua yerronH 90
Hove.
ACADEMY or NratC.
lIorrorH. nftnr drawing crowded houaoa
nightly "vof Einto tho ndvont Of Hro'a Sur
prao Pnrty. glvns way tonight To ilohtnnon
Oruana..
Tho hurlnRGue. IN preRoniod by tho Rice Com
unhy. L. RRla 70 hn n decided Improvement on
tho old nlhY of TINT namo With which Tho thaa-
ire-Eoihg public oil thia city Is familiar. The
Huhinann Crnnoo" nrn acquainted with
wan considered u cnpitnl nnd nont burlaRuua
mud u tho claims of tho new tsrHion are we'll
founded, unraonR who viAit TIM Academy la
night VIII cnrtninly Rerurn y trnai.
Tho Rico unity ia enpahto Of making out of
,hh bnrionlnn nll fhnro ~ In IT, and IL lna por-
furmancn can DO counted unon.
Cha heating and cooking stoves al Sullivan 4
Dulgor's ~ Onmp strnet.
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Customs Offioer LAWYER yesterday captured
on board the steamship St Louis. from Liver
pooi. via Corona. aqusntity Of silver trinkets
and ornaments OF allagree work The articles
were found concealed In an old valise belong
fng TO Carl Jose Ferrer. a steerage passenger
The articles are wrought IN silver ap,a are of
the most exquisite and delicate workmanship
There are large number OF them, their com.
nined weight being nine pounds and a quarter
the goods are only held for payment 81 duty
and are not torfeitable as steerage passengers
are not required q make declaration.
That the owner. however intended 10 eyade
the payment Of duty. the manner In which the
articles were packed would indicate They
were wrapped In an old blanket. and then con-
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The Final Result Of tho Coronors In
quest.


quest.
DIR. Henry Beaou aud hIa Jury yesterday
concluded tho Inquest on the killing of Mrs
"A. N. Hehert. which occurred on Tho evon-
tag OF the fourth instant. At tho house No. d
Royal street.
Mf. John F. Nolan'a testimony was tho anma
a. that published In the DEMOCRAT on tho
morning following the killing
Steven NJ Eaton, Residing nj No 100 At
Charles street, testified that III was iii tha haht
Of taking his meals ut Mira uobert's house. and
that he called Ut the houln on The evening Of
room, she being In boa aud suffering After
oonyersinG with nor few momenta he repaired
io ne parlor, on the second floor. Ho saw
Baas!ey, under the influence of LIQUOR prevent
May Haoert fsom going 20 her motnor. shortly
thereafter he heard serpnms and sng Mrs lie.
bsIts naay sying fase downward ~ TIC yard.
maggie Sheppard, tho servant testified ~ rs
the threats made by Bensey ngRiust htrs Ha-
hartA son. She followed htm 70 Mrs. Haharts
room. whore she aaw him wrcat Il pocknt-hook
from tho hands of that unfortunate lady: thai
ne cau.ht sight III her pooring In aud with IN
oatn rushed at her and pitched nor out of the
Officers Tlller and Littleton testified TINT thev
Knew Beasley. and that he almost always wns
under the influence of liquor; tho latter oflioer
had occasion 10 arrest him few weeks preyi-
GUS 70 the murder.
:. Little May Hehert testified that after aha saw
Maggie Sheppard thrown our III the window
sue remained on the steps near tho second
noor; that Beasley cama down tho steps NUT.
tering that he had done It" and whau asked
" her as TO what he had done he pointed To tho
yard and said. 90 aud soc Z and ahe rushed rs
In the yard NAA'
~.Ihe Jury thereupon returned verdict that
missouri Jane McFadden widow Of A. N He-
nsft. came g her death AT the above named
plaee ~ s:Sa p. m. December 1872 from com
pouna fracture OF the right fore arm nj the
wrist JOINT, fractures Of several bones Of the
skull and destruction or brain matter. which
caused her death; said injuries being caused
nv missouri ]. McFaddeu. widow Of A. N Hs-
bert. being thrown from the third story kitchen
gallery or the above described promises hy one
w. w, Beasiey. now In custody
Coroner Bexnu has made affidavit hafnre
Acting Judge Samhola. charging Beasley with
murder. -
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WANTED.

{ l.ANyAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
~ now and useful Inventions: The celebrated
i, II. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the
Diploma, at tho last Louisiana and Alabama
cheapest method OF obtaining water from the
earth: Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER. which for culinary pArposee Is almost
lnd!sp.eensahIe;, The Wilson 4 ReaRl 10 WHARF
AND FISHING LAMP, which is the best cotton
worm destroyer yet discovered. The Clayton
FIREPLACE HEAT REFLECTOR. ELEO-
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best method OF boil
hanging for dwellings,. street cars and steam
boats being less liable to get out of repair than
the old style. The PATENT WATER OUT.
OFF. an ingenious contrivanoe to prevent the
filth accommodating on the roofs Of houses enter.
IN Ing eister9s. new. method by,which water can
be- drawn from cistern Ice cold through from
pipes, without the use OF Ice or chemicals, The
BACkUs WATER MOTOR. a great invention
can De used for any purposes. a very cheap con,
trtvance for running machinery of all descrip-
lions. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE the
latest. cheapest and most convenient method OF
lighting houses.
Energetic canvassers wanted and A GOOT
BUSINESS GUARANTEED,
JAMES q. REYNOLDS.
Plumber and Gas Filter.
1913 lVDdM 90Baronne street.
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WASHINGTON ARTILi.ERY MON
UMENT

Tho tnlonted photographic RrtIst Mr.. r. J.
Rouhy. lls Canal street. favora tho DEMOCRAT
with nahotegrnphic copy ~ tho monument to
10 erected In Greenwood Cemutrry by tho
Washington Artillery This monument which
will he II very handsome affair Ia now on lis
why from Now York. and will probably he un-
vNlNN nhNMt tho tWNntY -aNconI u Ihhrlnrv
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APPOTNTM ENTS.

Tho following appointments wore ma,lo hy
the Governor yesterday II. L. Fournet. record-
NJ 81 Martin vtco Ernest Denhou4snyr. ia
ceasnd: w: 6. Pinkin, district attorney pro tenn.
Wien j. A. AddlAon. st Ielhnn. rnaignnd
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THE WHISKY CASES.

Tho es.tal Of tho io(eninnts III tho cae> againat
Thoa W. Wells and others. charged with re-
moving spirits from dlstiory In violation Of
law, was commenced In thu Unitnd States Cir
quit Court Yesterday. Jury was muanelod
and ne evidences stnrted.and tho ease continued
until to- day
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BREVITIES.

Rev. DR.. Bristor's fourth lecture will be do
livered this, Thursday. evening NJ o'clock. at
A A NJ Church. Subject st. stephen"
Tho fair given bv the ladies' for the purpose
90 redeeming st, Francis Church. offers greater
attractions ~ the days grows shorter The fair
Will continue Till the fifteenth. and those who
would appreciate Il quiet amusement will find a
grateful opportunity.
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CITY ECHOES.

mas. Absent II at present In the Sixth Sta
uen, charged with assaulunE George MeCul-
Tough with Il rock
Henry Griffin. a steamhoatman was locked
W IN me Hsroor Station. charged with carry
ing concealed weapon.
annie Warwick. n negro we'll known to the
ponce as thief was arrested for larceny com
mltted at the residence OF Mrs. Raymond.
9 j. Albert was locked .up. charged by Maggie
Sweeney with being on her premises under ais
picious circumstances
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Dumaine, HI. Ann and Dannhinn streets. msaa-
trinR m feet Inches front on Bourbon street
by 10 feet In depth. fi4f7.
Jean Cnpaagne to Juntln Randroau. ono Lot
mud improvements, 10 nv 5n. on DorgenoiH. bo-
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Wan DEPARTMENT
Hannl Service United States Army.
Daily meteorological rneori for tho eight hours
ending nt in:oH u. m. Wednesday. Daoemher 10.
observations takon ~ tho unma moment Of
time NJ nil atntiunH
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Sullivan 4 Bulgor. NJ Camp atreet have Il
new assortment OF chandeliers nnd hrarketa
for aale at reasonably prLons. Gall and exnmne
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TIE PARISH COMMITTEE

The Parish Committee met last night. FROST
dent Shields In tho chair and Il quorum present.
No business whatever was transacted. tho com
mttfnn ndjourntng subject to the call OF tho
president
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YEAST POWDERS.

T AM RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES OF
= = the celebrated Yeast Powders the Charters
and barrels In net weight packages OF 81 1 81
OF and l6 OF cans. which will sell at the low
est maTkef price. direct from factory or from
store. No. b Natchez street 10AA
no28 I'm WIN. BURRUss.
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Go 10 Waahhurna and got Lambert fndoloaR
picture. You viii never regret Il.
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TIE MAILS.

Tho mnil for Mexico hy steamer Budget closes
on Monday morning next. 1T o'clock Tie
mail for Vera Cruz by steamer O. W. Lord closes
Nn Thursday nj 4 Il. m
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Sullivan 4 Bulger. " Camp street. have
new assortment of chandeliers and brackets
for sale at reasonable prices. Call and examine.
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Preventive of Mnlariat Diseases Opinion
of Eminent DR. II. NJ. walton. of AM
nap0Iis Md

Colden's Lleblgs Liquid Extract OF Beef Is a
most excellent preparation. 1t Is pAr excel
lence Superior to cod liver oil or anything |
nave ever used In wasted or impaired constItu-
tions. and extremely beneficial US n preventive
OF mnlarlal discusses. Sold by loading druggists.
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Get your plumbing done mt Sullivan & Bull
gor =. % Camp street.
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Miss A. Godefroy to Widow p Moustie. one
lot and improvements. bounded by Bourbon.
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Pictures truo 70 nature ut Wnahburn's studio
loo Canal street. near corner Exchange Place.
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You can get the finest pictures taken by Wash
burn N a molerate price
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Artistic pictures taken by Washburn, the
champion photographer.
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Superior Criminal Court.
AanAiasFn AND rtuhprp NOT aulrTr.

Superior Criminal Court.
AnnAiaaFn AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
I. Iserry IuHHell. embr zaloment; roleaod on
t5h0o honda. . itrrry Russell on,lnH;lamnnt
thlonaei on $4,000 honda,
ID lenry T. Whhl, niemui nj araon: rolanHoi
on Eihnn bpnHa.
George trnFe mud John Motluen shooting
nnd wounding. with intont 90 commit murder .
relonsed IN at0AG honda zach
A. nnbonohel. rtnbe@Hinmnnt: rnlrnaed on
tiaon honda.
CARER CONTINUED tNnErt NIrhIy.
John bunnn. mnnalnnghtnr. Indicted Nnvom-
bhr FOR tho Staying Of ppn Crowley nj tha
hehd Of HI. fnior ~ ioei on Dccemlnt H. tAfH by
Knocking him Into tho river With rock MI
mlt tod to bull In tho sum al f26ao
Pauline htmHnt, attempting tn administer
powdered glara with intGnt to murder. Indicted
Nayomher 1t for Attempting Ia rniaau tho inr,i-
ny ~ MI UhhH. W. t1"uf. nj Mo. no tornHH
nreot. on July - by throwing rowaerod glnap
In aev"ral diHhea Of food prepared for dinner
ramhnded in default Of hni.
aHANr Jlttty
Tho grand Jury mot. and In eonaenunpno af
tho illnnEa of thnIr foreman. Mi, Hugh Mont
Eam"fyi tho court hunointod l., w tnrhina nj
netting foreman mud then Tho body adjourned
inti Friday NJ / O'Clock ~. III.
RntThaHn.
i'hiI Oaier Hugh Konnndy 81 nn burglary
mud grand lhro"ny: mn ORter rn,emiod on his
own taeognIaanrn.
luHy nupMnmu
Tho inry commissioners and criminal ahnrir
Wero ofaorai IL draw. boiaro tho nifocnth In
ptnni h6n names from which tho court will no
Loot the grnni Jury for tho auartor beginning
january /. 1910 aud tho petft liry Tor Tho month
OF February. Tho order Ia mn,ln rotnrnnbo on
January O.
MoTroN.
Gnrry building. burglary and grind lnrcony.
Motion Tor arrest Of judgment Rua-
tatnod md noeuaed diarhntgnd.,
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Nothing better than Cnthcrwood'a pure ny
whiskiea
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Got your plumbing done ut Sullivan 4 Bull
RnT'A. gI Onmp atreot.
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cealod In the vallae ycrr dirty and very
ratherwooda pure rye whiahieH Something

aaa- heating and cooking stosoH III sullivan "
BnlEsr'a ~ Camp street.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

catherwood's old stock WHISTLES. Try them
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HOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

boAtD oH IL th bIlI RECORD.
Tho following wore recorded yontordny Ut tho
ofco Of tho Board Of lIoalh:
niNrliH
Nifs. Jnneph Il. Forref n daughter
MiH. AlOS. RAruna, anon.
Mira. ioHHa lpnHa. Ron.
Mira. John MnY IL non.
Mrs. Richard Grammar u pon
Mira. q. unridnl II non
Mrs. IL. q. Sander, II Ron.
Mira u. Grnpponinrf 1t BOn.
Mira. V. lluilt. n daughter.
MAuRIAana.
A. H. Phillips 10 Mrs. H. ltupaall
j, /. =. ilallowni 10 q. II wilson
james Henry to LouiRn Foworp.
nEATuH.
J. Gnany. q manthn.
q ". Jansen. monthH.
Ella Smith . days.
knnia H. williamson "a ysRra
Jua. Mearehnu. T. ynnrH.
Mira. i Walker
M H. Wnrloin. days.
A. n. Hunter ~ yoats.
6. ~. Uyr. ! pnHr.
Meyer kntz, 10 yenrH.
Miguel Uuoln. ~ yeuTa
ToilY@n Pickett. ~ years.
al ylu nh Il At,IiI nal
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r'IIH COURTS.
United ataton Circuit Court

United Htniea Va T. H. WnHota: United Hinten
vs. John HpnnE Dnfondan,s acquitted ~ Tho
charge of retailing loaf tobneco without II IL
.anfn.
untei Rlntor W, II. W md Il. l., Rocks
Uotoudnnta lirndrh mol guilty 10 tho charge of
having counterfeit money In 'het paagnaRlon.
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A CAPTURE.

Gas-heating and cooking stoves at Sullivan &
Bulgers. 81 Camp street.
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THE MRS. HEBERT MURDER.

Try Uatherwoods old stock whistles.
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Firnt Dint.rict Court

Mr.. Ann brown lnrctny
ftnnk Chhpnln. ill.trontinR iomoRie mil
mai
VIM. Calm and Richard ltfuRhion wGundInp
ioHH than mnyEnm with II dangerous wonppn.
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.elpN'Yl lsaIll
LOCAL Es,O lsD.

H. lnilcnteH rlaine. II. lndinutoa falling Il
indicator stationary
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Gina heating md cooking stoves al Sullivan X
Bugor's. ~ Camp street
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-06-19
GapeS in Poultry.

ITS CAUSE, PREVENTION AND CURE.
am in receipt of several letters in
quiring the best cure for gapes aud
other diseases which poultry are
subject to. In raising chickens, there
is one particular point that / insist
upon to insure success, absolute clean
illness. Preventives are far better
than cures. Show me flock of young
chickens with the gapes. and, nine
times out of ten, they have access to
some mud hole, or pool of filthy water.
Give them clean water. Just imagine
that you are drinking it yourself.
Poultry want care and attention as
well as your COW, horse, or any other
live stock. Every poultry breeder
should have bottle of the Douglass
mixture on hand. 1t is very easily
made and consists of one-half pound
of sulphate of iron, one ounce of sui.
phuric acid and two gallons of water
Give a teaspoon OF this in even hal
pint of water
In. the fatal disease caused by the
presence of the gapes, worms appear
unusually prevalent. have found NJ
difficulty efiecting a cure by the use o
turpentine. Take a hens feather
make pointed end, but leave abou
| two inches of the feathers as they are
dip it in spirits of turpentine and rul
it down the chickens or fowls throat
turn it around three or four times
then draw out the feather and you vii
find it filled with small worms. On,
or two applications may be regarded
as cure. 1 have seen the roupe
poultry itch, leg weakness, and poul
try cholera; of which 1 shall speak il
some future letter. l have seen al
this where poultry was poorly looke'
after, and where the keepers alway
complain that poultry doesn't pay.
agree with them if they don't lool
out for their stock better. = Cor. Wal
rem Ledger.