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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-25

Persons making application. fsr ,f rrtrr.
- will Dec require. e. comply WITH the a,v srlr sc
zion. ul ih~ Co... arfI,i- -
81. i. Wiener ANY Irr.af> >LGl MAJ aI;lir,
TIT iHr any IllHWaar" i-st-frF. "I .reruuf 81 tho
80" transfer I'I"lil'n is.. r. Il any !u scr
-, "s liz collection 60 laN ''"ui 81 ,ua.f ~. a.,
.r't . ir n''"v tGr County II'I't--I...-r- Or An
g. . Tst '"E-' ~.t Intrrr-t;r hla Hi;h 10 refer
~E tAef~i" an! t'- is~l-Il 81 the -.Iu-.
u.Isif~ u hii {" Whom ~ ht> l--a ,s,I ..r
tr't~i tTr. aud th~ the u ,ha.s. money
~ '.r H,"r-y ~'i~-i mi hHn tho .aul- 80 h-rf,
iu..-'aI
- To- IEvS -!ta ais tui"--s .a.I f..r.il 80,
ga % ~ f"l"i u'~ ." ~ acquisition
ts him ad '"t air siy a---i a.. TIC nat IT alt
acquisition. 'ui rlvs.iu-'ti~ t.II a. led e. In.
','-','Ae property AMI u b." r":I'-- . su-wrr la.
aiawau." ss. tipr -l! '- male ui. T.. assessment
Ian l>-HW
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ORDER NISI.

JAMES nICks
NICHOLAS y. HuRriLnN NNn SAE III I
V 'HRiLnT Ms WIFE
Ia tia Ci'rHs Court i.E '.esI e.aaI,s In &fr.iy.
fRDERED. This ninth ,iay II neccm.
~ i-'r -. t.-i t.Ir sale ma ~ rr,s...,i by
"'.i'n Hnt's. irH-'r~. i. r.tiars' aaI ,rr.nrtnfl
I'll - eau" T. tn .u'Tgrs thereof .tAr, on r.
3 "r- IL" iS~u'lr-h - 90 EiFfr-y 90 ~. r,s- -.
ii"' i"i '"IS 4 TAI ar i- I''3.n-i lu -.rr
I- v-!-r~T printed 'rrii .sg4f, H., IaTl .,, .
" L'r "U' "a 'nii b.Ip'" I.:r Ntsent ia. Iaurs-r
U,vt
-ti- Report states Tie ,t ss.rs r. fgg
4. " MITCHELL Clerk
thu coy tel, & v. MITCHELL
iI-- tim H..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-25

stove. We have known personally mtu :"
honest as 20 pa, printers uti! without
bang duurcd. But Tia. most extraordinary
#. aud subsequent cuutr,jipi., Wa. ihr
recent taking II the k,ys Il the VI. l..
Church IN this town. and their nturu. ga
" Wednesday nrrht Ia. ryr>clrr.-c stricken
sinner hung them "n the l"rcc. ani told \
passing hoy :" inform The scNi"H where
they were Deposited. Pity twas. the boy
caul Ia; idsut.ty him. lis n4m, 81 aid DC
handed down To l.r>;es.ry - she charnpir'r
pIllcI-! Of III, r.lr. Even A. :. Nc o. j.
int"irr..hle. Soon The Tombstone, 10 "a,
cemeteries vii need lock, ard chairs.
"A MINISTER -Hu1- His Tsur.I:- \
correspondent ui ihc Cambridge Era. irnIa
NIcura. ild.. thinks shat rns Kew. III.
Purdy he great k-Nivaii>; HA, done mote
harm than .oof ia that community. The
writer >ate: Thr Reverend .rntlrr,,n com
meuccd serIc, -, meetings IN la; town.
aud becaus. t'r mcmbrr> 81 the Chan ch
had not power of the Holy SpITt with
them the fist night, hc put "n his uVcr coat.
picked up his hat. and left the church
siamming the door Aite. him. apparently III
a IA oi great passion. Such cuuiurt has
cast gi,ura owe; the community. II seems
TO II, that he members nf The VI. / Church
on thIs Peninsula ate slow to iraIu The
many lessons that have been taught them
not to depend on the help Of 'tlayr..ug
rcvSIiI.is L.. .ar sucr.>, al tncII !tD
tIacteG meetings
Those familiar with ;hc manner in which
Mr. pgsiy sometime, feel. Justified ia deal
Jig with dead church mamj,rs" will
know how II appreciate the abo'" conduct.
As we'll rs the nonsense OF this sciih5lcr
about " ,iammins the door, "grel; pas
SION" &c"
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n \ rare c'-.u"a frr a. easy. profitable
and permanent business, suitable fuI any
enterprising maG from town or country.
But little capital needed. For further III
formation. call on \ T. WowBEN at Mr.
Wilkinspn's office, EIktrn, Md
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kyT. Nr. Gayio.ri pastor Of the West;
minister Presbyterian Church at George
town has not been able t. hold services in
his church since Nnyember from bodily
affection. He is under medical atteation
III Philadelphia
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-25

n Attention is GATED To- the f.ct that
all Goods at DREXNEN's Grand Central
Store have bscn marked down freHfy per
rent. to correspond with the low prices the
farmers get f"r their p:''.iucr. The Goods
are bought for cash and sold low for cash.
and n grain falls sIilI lower they will again
be correspondingly marked down.
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A pleasant little event occurred IN tn is
town, on Wednesday evening. in the wed
ding ceremony Of Mr.. Thomas Y Nicoil
and Miss VI. Ella Bouldsn, at the residence
of the brides mother. The sllkrn knot
was tied by Elder Francis, a Baptist cler
Gyman, uf New Jersey. 4 lot Of de
licious cake before us proves that the J,i int
er was not forgotten, for which they will
accept our thanks. aud our wishes th at
they may long live to enjoy life together.
"A. l.. Duyckinck. Esq, "f Rising sun.
we'll known as a grain merchant Of that
place. on Wednesday last, led to the ny
fnsueSl altar, Miss VILLA Read. the ac.
complished daughter Of the late Walden
Read, Of Mechanics valley, this county.
The wedding took place at the residence OF
Rev. Jos. Miller, and the ceremony was
performed 10y Rev. r. y. Miller, Of Phila.
delphia We gratefully acknow ledge rc
membrance by the receipt OF some choic,
cake, and tender our sincere wishes ful
their future happiness anc prosperity.
John Peach, Esq a prominent citizen
of this county. disd at his residence. ON
Bohemia Manor, ON the 2ls, inst. Mr..
Peach had been in failing health for several
year, past, and for sosne months has been
completely incapacitated mentally and
physically. In October last, upon applic..
on of his family, Mr.. John J. Williams
and DR.. VIM. C. karsEer were appointed
trustees for the care and management OF
his estate which is understood to be con-
siderable. Mr.. Peach earlier in life was an
active aud influential Democrat, aud promi.
nent in the politics Of his ucighborhopd.
He was an aflable and agreeable man, and
in every relation of life good citizen.
We have often heard If men hiding
theis own Whisky and afterwards stealing
ii. We have read oi men so dishonest tina,
yoU couldn't trust them with a red hot
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-05
6.,fIe Sbuuoer" in 9tihmou

- ,,@aItle Shuuoer" in Gihmonh,
ucltbes BON ser 6 oui0oerirten &egier
unN mdbreno Dem SeconionS>Sriege aIs
8eidn1nlB fur Die Der llniouS 9sute
unb Iol6e wel6e nit Dem gtOrncn
ipmpatiiirten, ioWie fir uerbadti9e
8erlonen uno Spioue benust iuurbe
it am Siensta9 lester gSohe burd
5Ieucr serit0rt poroeu. Nfande Die
oas llnaliif batten in bcn Mauern
oicles 8ebduOes einen unfreiipilltgen
Nufentbalt angewieien gu erbolten uno
fcineu Nusenblif wuBteu mann ihr
lcbtes StInbIein seldIa9en. iueroen Die
9fa6ridt BON oe6eu 3erit6run9 freubiQ
begriiBen; unter bieien lit f6erIid aud
Die erceutriitbe Sr. Marp q. ISaIfei
rpcl6e in ibrem 8Iumer Goitum mebrett
Monate i'm @aiteI gefau9en gebaIter
wurre. 9lad 8eenoiauua bes &rieget
purbe es einile 3eit ais 9cuptquartiel
| fur Die Brouoit9arbe Der Staot benubt
Sn Icbter 3eit iuuroe es ais S1bafs
lager uno 0abrif benubt.
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NnrNoentihen 2lnho,

sur lleberfabrt benuBen.
Ntit TampfiGiTsn tes Iprbbeutftrn 9lpsb
purbrn bis &nbe 1877 iitrr $4,000 Eeripntn
tefrreert.
Die Dampfer ttrler Gpmpaenie:
8raunibmeia, }I0O5ons, @opllnbiitfd
gfiirnbera, 300 Sons Sap Sdger,
9eip3i9, S5OO $offmam,
Ohio, 250J Meper
Berlin, $500 .. ~ Sdnlfe,
Baltimore, $500 - >, Se 9imon.
fatren reselmGbis ale ia Sage sniI6sn Sres
mcu uno Sdltimcre unb uebmen @aiin9iere
3u biItslten Stdtsn an.
Der 9anonngsplas hieIer SamrfIbtTe in
Baltimore III ;u9leid Ntppt Der Baltimore unt
Sbip @ilenbabn, tpslde 9'niiasiere opn unb nah
benz SSe ten .sn billiecreu 9reifcn BE-
tGroert, ais irgenb cine @iIenbabn ppn Stem
gJclt unb philadelphia.
Sci antuuft Der DampfitifTe fpirb bas Depot
fir ale Nibtanseiteltsn scidIpiIen, 10 tae bic
Ginpaneerer nibt Der Gsfabr au,gsIest linb
ron Srtriissrn bel6pinrelt gu rerhen, mas IN
antern SafenpIdBsn leibrr 70 oft Der Sal iit.
gEir MAIDEN nr6 beIcutrrs auf frIscnbe
fir ceutI@e &eifenbe bepta6tune5nertbe 9cr-
,iisc aufmerffom tpel6e bic Seile NIT unferu
S6iTrn tietet. Die paiIassre Fnp unter
AfutlWeH, IpHHeH Nn utlp Hlu %SfpfImuHI
perfdnbisen pbne Gplmetider gu srtrau@en.
l1mIisen aus einem S6iif in baS anS re, ME
bel intirerten 8aiIen fntet ntht fatt; bic
VaEaeiere eeben in Bremen ipsIeid an Sprb
6es Sceasbampfers unp serlalIsu beuielben eyft
in 8altimrre.-
CE gSesen n6btrer @usfunft prnSs man
Fa an Die @eneral,asenten.
81. @bnbmacber S GD.,
SO 5 Sub @an Ctr, Baltimore, W
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9err Sobn @srtcI, Src mont. she.
9ibt fir ocn g8crtb unO sic 9irfuna
uon Or. dug. S0ni0s 9amburacr
Sropfsn foIaenneS 3eu9uib: Ncine
6rau lab aus uie DER Sbattcn an Der
@anO unS man Aldubte oulemcin, re
bitte Die Nusiebruna I'M b0bIt:n VraOs
Oa nabm lie ibre 3Hludt 81 0r. 9lu9
S0aiJS 3lmburgcr Sropfsn. Sbon
na6 Ser eriten 6loIbe hut SeiieruuG
fiu iii, Ole 9eute puuoerten lit u6er
ibr b;itreS Nu5iehen Seit lie Die
imsite Sfhid)e arbraudts, iiebt iie 10
aeiuuO aus, Dap lie oIl9cmeiu ais Elm
38unOer anaeitaunt miro. 90 Iange
id uno meine 6raa leben. uerOen mir
oieIc msnncrb1re MeOi,in, Or. glug.
&6ni98 3ambur9er &rOpfsn nie in
unitrem 9auIe nusgeben luhcn.
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Die gabbatlspaaa : esendle.


Sn Baltimore fan6 am Witttpo@
9benO cine Snbianations.M .Muffenber.
famniIuna ffatt. neil ami Sonntaa iiber
1000 friebIide 8iirser Surd Die 9oIi,ei
baran uerbinbert porben funren, ouf
fpecie[e ginIabung cine @nTerfabrt
nit elmer neusn 8orte au MAIDEN. @s
mnrben Sei6Iiihe ansenommen, ipeI1e
befuHoen ioaen, oaB Die &ehte unsabIs
iaer Sauienbe bon Bureern ui6t unae.
ltraft ourd Elm paar tursfidtiae biru'
nerriifte 6anatiter perlebt uno frisOe
liben Weniden bic unf6uIbisen Mus.
Huge in ole freie @ntur nidt bermebrt
iuerben biirfen. uOer uniinn,1 beiBt
es. rift nun melt aenus aeerieben, es i'll
rnbtid einmaI 3eit, ba5 elm ernffer
Sdritt 9etban piro ben blobfinnigen
Sonntaassefeb -llnfua ab,uidufsn.
0ie 8irtbSbnb in &ofaiuup, neIhe
iufolge bes mannbaften Nuftretens Der
Iccifecomni6dre ban Sempiteao aeaen
ibren er,muferiiden SoriiBsr Wott
3um seitrpelieen Sti(Iitanoe eeIonqt
mar, iuirb nunmebr nit erneuten &raf.
ten fortgeiebt iuerben. nadbem Die
@aaaiIIe Wott fomobl feline @oqeeen
ais Die Spesialpolisiteu, pslde sic
ora9onii4e Sabbatbborore nidt boa;o-
aeu. por Die Sronb Surp aeidleppt unt
biefc iofort 9lufld9ebei6IIfe becretirt
Fat.
Sn 2ouisUle bate 9tidter Supus
mebrere gSirtbe wcneu 9IuSi9unt nm
SOnntaa oerurtbeiIt. Grei anoert
9fi@ter batten oarauf entIbiecen, oas
untcr Dem 9iiensleies BON einem Ser,
bot be5 Nu5ldanfs al Sonntugen aai
feline Ge0e feiu fonne Qlber cine
ihurfii,Se Gruno Surp bat iebt ni6tS
Ocitoweniaer Die betreHenren 8irtbe in
Mnf!oGesuitanb berieBt.
Ons ueuetn9efiibrte SonntdSaeieb
i'm Staute Seras narbeitet" nit @us-
nlbme Der Staot San Nntonia. lpo
Elm f0rmIide &epoIution aeaen bahtIbl
infcenirt lit, 9ani OortreffIih i'm Sinnt
Der Mufer. Ser ritile SOnltls
tritt nGentbalben in feline Ge9te
Su s onnccticut miro rcr - Seit" ubel
bic 8edtsbt iiduoiafeit unO Eurd 'iibr'
Bartlett rer T. q. 8Iauen @eicb, :
Statuts BON 1902, Dor Den @eridter
|. Snitaus iu 9torwiH uno gtep 9onr or
9emadt. Oie 4roSebuerbauhluneer
iinb um 70 interehanter, oils nidt nul
ole &erauitalter bon, ionber1 aud Die
Sbe;lnebmer an SountaassGrcuriioncr
II iter 9luflnae aciteqt fnn, mics ients
3opfgeiebmonltrum oorfdreibt. Gint
iolfle NnfI1geIiite umfabt mitbin i
1900 - 1000 Yerionen - SPINNER,
6rausn uno Sinoer. 60 ibllnaeIt lid
Der uon elmer fleiuen Sotte pan Der
bobrten uuO bemuqogiiden 8ouutiferu
ongefGdte Sabbltb Srie9 (rurlhel
0e;eigtcrma6eu aud in Midi9an. Soluc
SoIorabo uiu.. uiw feline Nble9er bat.
0urdl baS oun;e aruke &duh.
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Gster unb StopiequetWtanafs So
SeHcrile, ct. Clair 60, 81.
Gm0e,se 9iofSc
Naent fir 8n5conabe uu0 dugreaienoe
Counties.
1teher Baltimore.

Sstrr, tsr has alte Saterlauo briu6en rber
Ierrantte unb 5repnbe reu @urrpa fcrtmen
aIen nil, 1plIte bic prabtpolen neuen. siiernen
S6rauben-Y -YpiteamrhGiTe hes
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Gin @e6Ielblatt aiebt baS nadites
benoe (ndere) &ecept 9esen aaerIei
llngesiefet:
Wfan ncbme elm babes 8fuub Glaun
unb Iois oenieIbe in eiuem 0unrt
fodenoen @ahers auf, Damn teitreide
man nit Der 9oiuns (Oieielbe mub nber
aan; beib fein) ale 9oder unO S9Iupf=
winfcI, in fucIgen fi@ @anSen, 8atten,
WauIe u. brsI. aufsubaIten pfesen,
uno man mirS ME uieoer nit benz
llnsesiefer sepIast weroen. au@ Die
Slieaen balten fd nidt in 3immern
uuf, penn beim vBeibpafden" bem
8uIf cine Yortion SIIaun sueeiest
uur6e.
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Die Suaenpseit.

gait Bebmutb Ie1 i1 lfets bic Gage
Bon jrnrm i66nrn parabiss,
Nus bem Der beige 3rrn bes S6Epfers
Sas erffs Reuf4fupaar perifiee.
llnb fefTen Giusans isit Der Stunte
Gcs @berubs 6lammeHIHDert bepa6t,
9abin fein Sebnen unb fein SRhrn
Gie Menf8beit ie ;uriidsebra9t.
nnt alIo frae' ib: Senes Chen,
Bon tem bic Gage su mir 1prictt,
Sf's ni6t hes 2etens sUltnes Alttr?
ST ss bic sisre Sueenb ni9tf
gSie lieser ife 10 fern, bic 5ase!
gSie i6panb 10 balb teS ainbes Slid
llno adj, fein ydheln, feline EbrGn"
Srinst mir's, brinst bir's, Neni9 suriid
gfur bic Grinn'rung 3sitsu
3is nimmer unS ieitber serIiee,
Sis pedt une nGbrt Elm wsnis Sebren
9ia6 seln eerlerncn parapies.
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Sin 8eri6t aus Dem Seutf9sYrot.
@aifenbauIe bon SnOiunapoIis, Snb.
Serr Supt. 6. Srduter idreibt: DNfit
8ergndsen beaeuge ia, Oab aud mir
oas ct. Safobs SeI gang uortreffIide
Oienife 9etban. Sor aeraumer 5eit
uerrentte id msinen redten ShB Oerart,
ens trob SlnwenOun9 psri9ieoener INit'
tel, feline 8eneruns eintrot. GnbIid
aebraudte i'd ct. Satobs Del no6
8crf5rift uuo 5inueu nenisen Eueen
mar bas lls6el sdusItd seboben. Sas
ct. Sntobs Sel Deroient GmpfsbIuns!"
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bic 8eiteneruna Der Grnte.

County all ben ,9Iubitor seri6
tete Nnfrage betreffS Der ..Ssiteueruu9
Der Grnte, bat Serr 9oGaonD cine
NntWort erlu6en, wsi6er mir fol9snoes
entnebmen:
Sectto s. Sap. l1S i6rcibt Dor:
Scr 8eariff Dbeue9lides @igsntbum"
(personal property umi4Iiebt, mo
immer er in biclem 9eiebe an0ewonot
luirb, Sonrs, Slctien. @sIOer. S1po
tbefenl6eiue. bas Grunb-@opital, sod
nidt aur 8ertieilung 9elanQtes 9es
ihofts-SerHienit uno ale auScren Gel,
DER, Die niAt eincn She'll bes @runn-
Sapitals bl0en, elmer iebcnSeiellibnIt,
mag bieielbe incorp fein ODER Md.
Die YFlnIen in 8aumidulen, lueIte
auf gspi6tetem 9lnoe md6ien, ooct
menn lie uon Dem Soben, nuf Dem 1ir
9emadi'n, Qetreunt wOrbcn, ucrfaIlen
unter Die IubrIt be5 bewegIi6ea Gir
gcntbumS; ebeulo ieoer 9rcifblre @es
genitlnn, Der eiuen Yeiiber bat. mag
Ger 8egenitano Icbeno orer IebIoS iein.
irfern CT niht eiueu SGeil oes 8OOens
bilbet uuo bem,eIben anbaftct.
Der Searif nGiaentbum" 0property)
beoeutet unO umfukt, 10 oft er IN oieiem
Seiese uorfommt, ieOen sreifbaren orer
nidt ereifbare1 Seaenitanh. lebenb ODER
lebIos, Der einen 8eiiber bat"
GS lit unno:bia. rnrauf nufmertiam
gu MAIDEN. baB ole nod i'm @adstbum
be9riif:ne Crnte elm She'll beS 8runb
Gigentbums lit, baB Te uber iobllo lie
e;n9eerntet lit, ni6t mcbr gum 9runb'
Gi1entbum 9eb0rt ionoern beDeallhcs
Giaeuthum luirb.
Statb Der SerfnhuuQ En6 BEN 6rit BEN
Oeu 8sieBen, lit allies bepeaIifIe @i9ens
ttum Der Beitcucrung unterwurfen; e5
lei ocnn, Dap IS unter Section 6 oe5
4rtifeI5 10 NaDon btfreit iit. Od Die
eingtbctmite @rntc nibt uuter baS BON
ocr Steuer tefreite bepe1lid)e Gi0eu.
tbum Jeb0rt, 10 fol9t oaruus, Dap ne
Ser Bcitcuerunl unterWorfcn lit uno IN
Die SteuerabIddBun9 oufgcnommen
wer0cn muB
SIS lit meiu Streben Qelueieu, Die
Stcueraeiebe getreuIib auSinfu5rcn.
Yus Srieieh BON perlhieoeneu Steutr
beamteu sriele id). al3 lett SAbren Die
cinge5eimtfu GrnteI in einielRfn
Counties ais bewegIide5 @igentbum
beteucrt worcen iiao, in anoercn luitrer
nidt. Meine @Htdt lit es, RE ein3cl
ncn Steuer NNe loren auf ibre Yfld
ten, mie lie i'm Steutr-8sicse Oorac
ibriehcn iino, nufmcrtiam 81 MAIDEN
uno Ee gcmlB oicie5 0e}eges nit 2Ius
ueiiunIsn III Otvi'ben, oanlt dc
acknowledgement iii annlen stdote
gleihmaBia nun; onhtr ncjue Sntruf
tiuue1 iIbcr Ojeicn Yunft.
S>crc nuQcncn 9Sjuter wlroe i'm Ste
9rdicntantcnb0uie elle Glu ejnNcbrldlt,
Ner,uiolge Ger Sag Ger SteuersinihGks
uua auf sen l Suui perIeAt lutroeu
iolIte. Ser 3ucf OaOon mar einac
tanoeuermabeu Der. Die Grnte oss
Tarmer-oie am l. Suui 'um lueiteu5
gr0Bten She'll nod uidt eingcbeimit III
BON Der Steuer ouf vbemealihrs
@igentbum" gu befrsieu. Gleic Bill
lit aber niht gum @eiebe crboben NOR
oen. 0ie 6ruae be'HgIid Der Beiteu'
erung Der eingebradtsn Grute uurrc
uou Den Scuotoren uno Nepr6ientanter
Der IcBteu 9egiSiatur wcitlaufia beipro
6eu, unb Die aagemetne Nnli6t gtnl
oobin, rab Die 8eieb9ebuna mad Del
8erfaIiuns uon 1875 feline Madt babe
eiu @eieb ansunebmen, lueldes Die elm
aebeimite Grnte bon osr Seitsuernn!
ais beiuegIides Gigentbum befreit."
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Sn bicier Sabresseit, wenn oas Sic
Der 5eTonberS iiberbanb nimmt, lit es
fur uieIe bon gSidtiateit su ui6eu, auf
uel6e @rt uno gSeiie lie baiieIbe be'
fdmpfen founen, obne ben nadtbeiIigen
Soleen, mel6e iogenunnte SiebersMe'
bisinen, oIs SiebersSropfen, Sieber'
4iqeu II. I. no, nod fd 'ieben, aus8es
iebt su iein. 9febmet Or. Nueu 4
S0nia's 8 NJ buraer Srop
fen. Oieielben serit0ren BEN einae'
ntbmeten miaSmatiihen 9iftitoff, regu-
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gen baS SDltem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-05

- Oie Sagb nuf Sirf6e 1T bonn
Iebten Montag, Il. September) an bis
Is. Sanunr seitattet.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
Catarrh.

As far as our observation goes. there is
much catarrh. many remedies, and but few
cures. Since, as experienced physicians as
sure us, catarrh is a skin disease, we he
lieve that in connection with the local aD-
plications, as snuff. liquids, ETC., so gener-
ally prescribed, it would be well to take
moderately, and certainly as long as the
applications are continued, of some gOod
purifying medicine to cleanse the blood
not ''patent medicine but a homemade
Alternative that, as DR.. A. W. Chase saws.
I'VE know is good, and also know what it
is made IT, See remarks on '.Altcra-
tives," in CDR. Chasc's Recipes, or, infor-
nation for ~Everybody.'
Remedies for Catar7h First ReD1clu
Bayberry bark, colts foot root. bear weed
(hollehore p root, and ginger root, all dry.
finely pulverized and sifted through book
muslin or other thin cloth, that only the
finest of the powder be used. of each a tea
spoonful. Mix evenly with a quarter of II
pound of black snuff (maccaboy. OF this
mixture, take a pinch several times a day.
In connection with this catarrh snuff, battle
the forehead, the temples. the upper part
of the nose and between the ewes. three
times a day, with a tea of hemlock bouyts
This treatment should be persevered in for
several months.
l DeileVe the ABOVE 10 he a good remedy
as by its use my mother was cured. thirty
years ago, of a very bad catarrh. She has
never had a recurrence of the disease.
Second Remedv.-An old lady of our ac.
quaintance says that she has derived great
benefit from the use of red beet juice. The
directions were, to CRATE the raw beet ,
then take Of tie clear juice a part Of a tea
spoonful. and snuff it up the nostrils once a
day. She saws it is so powerful that she is
unable to use it SO often. 1t might he bet
ter diluted.
Third Renaedy.-Dr. Chase says that ca
tarrh is often more or les connected with
laryngitis, and that in such cases. in con-
nection with his treatment for that disease.
the patien. should take several times daily
OF the following catarrh snuff. Scotch
snuff, one ounce: chloride of lime, dried
and pulverized, a rounding teaspoonful.
Mix and bottle, corking tightly" He says:
The snuff has a tendency to aid the secre-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
Distance in Planting, etc

With the large mass of planters we'll.
some 40 wears or more ago one stalk OF cot.
ton i'm "A bill. or as we call 1t, "a stand
was universal. For a long time the cry
was distance. until about IA perhaps a tar
mer chopped out with an 5 lncn noe
none in bis field over 10 inches. leaving l.
, or 3 stalks as usuai-neXt working lhih-
ned to one. leaving "a douhl stand. An
old planter. a cherished friend. advised to
take out as usual. The driver. foreman OF
the men was sent into the field-44O yards
suuare-directed to cross the field. count
all hollis. blooms dropped. He returned,
stating that 80 was the average. He was
asked what he thought of taking out hat
the stalks. He replied by saying we have
20 hollis now. and it will he uncertain II one
stalk gets to 20 soon. This was IN June
The 40 acres well kept clean as the Dalanc',
and Il better crop was made than before
One row was picked: one acre was picked
and weighed: the field picked and weigh
ed. and no mistake. | had seen small fields
in South Carolina. my fathers prlor to
1920. in hills and ? stalks. | never saw 1t
afterward tested always thought to test
and ordered overseers to test. but they tor
oot-really could not or would not change
Ny reason in 1914 and after, was the early
crop makes the cotton crop. and 1t bears
crowding in row when small and when the
bulk of the crop is made.
have tried corn fully. and prefer single
stalks. | always plant in drills. leaving
corn 1 to . feet. according to richness OF
soil. | tested 3 feet rows, l foot, l stalk. ?
stalks feet and 2. and SO to 4 ~feet4x3
one stalk best
| prefer oil meal. and a pure superphos-
phate for cotton. Have made fine crops
with sound cotton seed drilled in January
two burrows to cover. and seed left to de
cay in Ian |. In April bed up and plant
Have had a test of equal quantity of rotten
seed and sound seed. acres of each on the
same land. worked alike and at the same
time. The sound seed the best all the year.
Cotton seed pays the best under cotton. |
would prefer to have cotton seed crushed,
applied on the surface and narrowed in for
corn. or when corn is barred off to cleanse
the crop. scatter along on each side of row
in the furrOw, and cover III the return
furrow, not deep, for we do not bar of
deep.
| have tested sufficiently to satisfy ME
that oil meal. superphosphate, especially if
made Of fresh bones and rich top soil,
will give largest results. Land without
manure, giving only zoe, to 900 lbs, has
given me over $500 lbs, weighed in the
field.
l use subsoil pillow freely, where land in
clines. that water may pass flo bottom OF
furrow. | cultivate early and late-use the
sweep or some cultivator that merely stirs
the surface, even until first picking was
over, as there was not enough for all hands
to get out. | believe in late stirring and
done regularly every II or i days. the
bolls grow larger and less shedding: break
ing limbs now and then did not stop my
plows.-!Southe1u Cultirator.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
JUNE 26. $50
GmIgrant.

Sire clasped her hi nds on my arms
s le laid her cheek on nay shoulder:
The tide Of her tears felt warm
On hands that treInble1 IN hold her.
whispered d plying word
~ the ship moved slow. apart,
And the grief Of the friend,sss poured
It's choking weight o. my heart.
Fo. graves in the evening shsde
Were green OF a far-of bill.
Where the joys of her life were laid
With the love that had known no chill:
But however her lie TT might yeGrn,
We were facing the fr1shening breeze,
And the w5lite wake heightened astern
On the rolling iloor OF tAe sea-,
Sha d~ueuchcd the fir OF Gtr tearz.
Fplifting her meek, tr-ve head.
"orG dark or right De tAc s.re.
viii take ccsr2ge,' sl. said:
Smoo hung ia X heT lccse-blcwlng HAIR.
Anu ner ; ,~w, drawing closer Ii while.
81 she dra1k III the strong sea air.
And left the OF shore with a smile.