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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

ftvFrroot- oct 2S.-l2.3o p. m-totfon Nareet hclve
bar. noiine DOO nac' Tor speculation and export re-
,,. Inland, low Nddur clause. october delivery. ed
DO ogtorsE ara $500 . ~ Go december ana Jan
uary delivery. o'ss a2 January snd fthuary a,Li'ly
wafrn and Apr delivery f' do April and May delivery
a,I. ,rry 80. H. Futurc. -tsaiy.
,i, g'i @G orc,n. sl GOOD Ufnry ds ,d
iry.s1oo 90. SOU p.m.-1ao sales Of the day in
LlsrG9i- o g,.s c,ocr rl,y' OCTOBER
aud November delivery. "lzH I" nl',', .iI a'' %
do. Match ana hpnl delivery. G.rL
81 l ,. az y, n 6n bales srcaa,ors TOOK 100
bales exporter. ooA $500 esIrs iofwIaea ,r''4 i mp
side direct o. spnnert 100 bales l'u4 90 Pot ,'
total rur,ps $1,000 bales hn'il,- 800, "A,,, ,., -,
cotton aaoat 2o2Ooo bales. American. 1870 o. bale,
MtN.Ea oct Ill mlIAsi i9F ar aIi rlr'; -
yari- 10 o. AID ID. NO. 40 Male Twist. Fair sec
Mdlug, ioEc. Good ordinary, @3.f receipts, l,3I i
bale shipments 9i6I 91i,- sa'ss l.j'' o4.e & ,s
bales shpmeuts t.16l bales sales ..Dy U@,t ,,, ,ri
To-" WiddIne lie Good Oriirlry. I0Sc. net receipts,
ara bales shipments, 10 ureai "i'ain a3g Dal'' GO,
Htt receipts g. avs bales: eSror Great Britain 300
GALyTsIoS. oct 2s.-co,ton steady MIddnng, nci
1867 bales exports Great Biun .1i bales. co'stvise
receipts sso bales gro,a 1905 bales; exports to Great
Britain, i,2ui bales trauoo loSJ bacs' ooAS'"s" 0i''
bales. sales. Q. 40 bales -
MiArms oct. 2S.-totton firm; Nlddln& llhc@ net
receipts, 1913 bales shipments ls2l bales sales IOO
bales, stock, lj'j bales weekly receipts lelt7 OaIeS'
shIpmcuts. l5Bl bales sales. Is. 100 bales.
MOulLH. oct LStUtton steady Middling, II Sci Low
Mddug 1850; Good ordinary, loi4c; net receipts 80
bales pOrta coasw-c 5-3 bales sales, 300 bales STOCK
i- bales: weekly not rrcsipt. 162 bales. eiOss 95lI
balrs: exports bales; slcs HOuO bales
N@wOhLEAS-, oct 2S.- cotton Urm; Middnns lie
Middung 10 Good Ordinary, lOLc net receipts
llf2 49, lDJ bales. exports 10 Great bilii
0jB safes 1000 bales took, Isl,2>I bales weekly
receipts 800 bales gross, 6t5l4 bales exports 20
80 balra,
Continent luiJ3 bales, coastwsc. l2ol bMeS' sa'os'
$1,000 bales.
SAVANNAH oct 2S.-Cortou firm; Midding lOtri Low
Mddlng lONr Good Ordinary, oeci net rcccqlH, Sou
bales: exports cOlstwl,c 6l3J balesi sales "iOy bhts
last evening. 1000 bales stock, NuO5 bales WeeAB uct
receipts Ij bales gruss ijGGS bales exports 10 W. or
tncnt 900 baes cuastWisc 1906 bales sales 2lOO
bales
COTTON HECFIFTs.
NEW. YORK oct. 2S-rhe following are the total net re-
copt Cotton the aforementioned ports since 5ePo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

Ps sE E snSHdH S sot so hS sA2IsIE yt
MiDDLEs dull Unsettled rather Long , Clear Is
9Sc short Clear 9Ie bong and short Ind b1t Clear and
h is bofe, ncF RIB bSt6 DREssED shade
s9sss ana IN Gfaats and
s2Ss radn@ @od a0d @ active
tons sale. part late yesterday loo te1 t5e 7e
Closing ac 1850 December. 1875 Doc closing
1s2o &C. ia So es JaS SGGT faI % closing
$500 sSS tees is b M9reh
igl5c kpfl closing 122oc, and May l22 &e G icy
fs 9Se fairly ean aSiiy' qua s9a 1ae
dull Tnse'tfa as a9a state Hai
Fkn Tubs Far 80 CHOICE 2og nary SIR Fkns Far to
cR@ce 23g33c: state parry Tubs Common to Ear
iSe2ie Wfseln CTea@S s Or western barry POOR
to Choice 7G27e Western Factor in ~ Choice GRADES
and very nm oers dull and F Tgaf Poor to Choice
Poor to Choice western a e. skins poor
Gnoee and 6sy Ee{ ns and
D. a55c western 2Jd25 yc Canada Zoe: LINED, western
RI Z NJ oicfaiey active steady. unchanged c,,r,-
sEEDs-Qut Unchanged go bags Prime western ''o''i
sIicEsyery quiet and without new features ,i,l
sTEARlNE-Dul and nominal Prime Chy' lItc'
sTGARDRaw firm but quiet; London market weak anh
50 sales LOO hhds CsRTiinga qC o,, SGs Crushed
lo+ Cubes Ioic Powdeied ioh0IiS osIG
&C. S On 81 con- leS'i S White to- Esa $50, &
yellow do DO ST. 1; fc s9 g. LAX i ei,S"
TFA-At tho auction sale to-day Pngsuey Green NeIo
slightly while the others were about TsaIy In
g,a24c.: Tyson, u - il
pefia lja3jc. Gunpowdcr, ZuatOc 3,2l" pkgs III
including Young Tyson, l32G2-c.; Imperial $3.50
GunpOwdcr li3d5tc Japan, 2u1j pigs. ran fi'"i 80
2Sc: 80 pkgs. Siftngs SCI 21J pkgs tongou - 2~1 -:
TOBACCO KeBtueky quiet, UNCHANGED sales z,g a,
Seed Leaf Moderately active; 800 cAst l57u, icni
I2a2Ic; 400 do 1850 ewEngland Wrapprr- =,
do 100 do 1850. Wisconsin, piNtIo
terms 100 do $780, state private terms 4oo OA''
yana. SSc0Ei 20 -, 49,. I'm,
Woofade continued rather modeate hut nG h sBd
weakness noticeable. Holders ay" Soc Ne ~ %
and feel that Wool g. VoDd property The adNCeS
forua irrcgulaTy. Foreign Woods have Dsh III sum
request sllcs UOD ID. Domestic pulled, ouO Dne ~
washed Mediterranean ~. Forciyn Carpet l"Vu ~
fan california 5000 ~ Texas Pulled private term a,
1870 900 No. Domestic Pieces 81 i1c49c 1000 ID hNau
and Unmcrchanabe Ohio 81 lc 5000 SECURED .,
me. 20 900 Sprfng Texas lsd2jc; 1900 fall 40 So'
$50 0O1 H. Sprng California 2jd96c; G5 bales AUSTRALIAN
4Ic. and 100 bales DouskO, 81 2d52c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Y0rla Rissr Pssssii at PIpr11fS
NEw-YoRK Friday, Oct. %, 1881.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsUFs-steadyat Sic for Pots and sac for Pearls; and
BEESWAX~DuiI and easy at y @Z2l2c loT western anu
Southern Yellow
BEOOM-CORN-Quet. $1,000, ,,oo,- r,ove.
mcnt Is in progress quote; LiyerpcOi htus, "a *
I'll iIvoIpoo Gas do IS. Newcastle, 40 CsknR -. -
80. scotch steam, So 10; Provincial; 80 VI 90
81. WesmOrplaud cas- - % NN,,sst
VIRGINIA do 81 IL; Cumberland Broadtop ana CIcdrHou
Al 50; Anthracite. 81 95dS4 20 by the cargo
CHICCORN- nchlnged.
COCOA-Quiet unchanged. 49,, 4. p.fr,o Cor
COFFEE Mo arm AZ qAl2c. for Ordinary 20 Primo Car
goes ncludiur Fair al The steamer Pascal arrived WIN
stock of SRA III here III hiSt ha7
10 los Is bags There fair demand, but 0Iyes pr
ferTcd to await the P8scals samples, when VIII oe un Wv
mar et Tomorrow: 20 bags Dcaubo sOd last evening
on nriyae terms SaracabO IN demand and firm al IU%
l3Lc $500 bags sold on private terms
CORDAGE- steady and moderately actlNe'
COOPEItAGk STDC k-Ouiet Out steady. o,o -
COTTON-SpO Cotton quiet unchanged saleS Dlp i,9
t4O bales EVENING" including 100 bales oI e1p3
6alcs Tor SHINING and i2i ges speculation DcNetd
on contract bales Receipts ct the ports To-Day 80
ths day last week idat WtH;
~ ggf LaIrs. This week yC2, "a bales last week. Ial
bales this week last year. 246932 bales since september
1 l. 100 GU4 bales same time loSU, l,32n5ou Oaes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

Total bush. iO5SOO 23GJ0O I05,s0O 20s,00o
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and Chicago and Milwaukee, to-day
ReseIDrA SriD ns1sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
~ 1900 MAnKrrs-nY rELrnnArn.

BrrP,LO, oct 2s.-C,uR Receipt, to-day %, head;
thus 1000 head; for time lat week
II head consigned through 800 mark"t qui" ahd
Unchanged sales Colorado steers ri a3 COVE W , %"
Light butchers 80 suati 20: no Extra here
LAbii3-EcCclpts To-day, 5000 heaL t"lal
for week 1000 head for time last week,
1000 head consigned nTOugH 10 market out 40
UNCHANGED, Good tatefu sheep -
al. 4U. canada Lambs az - luaF6 -.
oGn-EcCcips today, 300 head tota Tor week mus m
$1,000 hgad for time last week, 5000, onu7ent
through 81 cars market unsettled and lower rW Srn 81
YORK o. 3Ud~6; GODt Medium Weights 20 lO@+b 80
Choice Heavy, ID oI0fD 30.
CHICAGO oct 2s.-Hoss-Receipls, 10000 head; ship
300 head; market Unchanged. demand ClcIy O "a
Heavy Mixed aid Workers IN small request alA
Packing a. 20 SJdsG 40, Light. - SUdtb %, Chclce
Heavy, - 5uQS7; Calls and GTasscTs, s. 10d-J % -
CArTE-Neceipts GUuO mead: shipments ~ head inW-
steady allow OOd o PINE Suipplng. 1Ode MtuH
Choice, fioaJ 10 Common ~ Fair. Fidfpi hutcheis
steady. Common 20 FarfZ0s - -; Good u choice - 4UaF
SocSrrs plentiful but nu al ~ % ass 90 feeee.
Jya e. hangers steady Grass Texans sGt5 'O Noiddn
- fU4fi I5i laliBrccds and NatlFc 20 OO~
-
snFEr-RcceTts, coo heal. shipments. 200 head mar
steady; Fair Choice - -uaS5 Common 10 far $3.50 49,
Texas ud Territory anccp dnll pt g. l5d4J -. ,,.
~. LOUIE. utL La--loGs-Highor ana IN good uehiul
YORKER, OJdO 20. Packing, 2Dd4O Bulchtih =" au
~ 2O0Eb Very Light shipping, 80 1882 o. receipts
1000 head shipments I,iOu head. .. -.,,..
Cattle heceips l,s09 head shipments ogG mo, mo'' ~
Butchers stan, Cool shipping steers 1nered Mclhm 70
Pair F54S0 ~; native BuehcTs steer - -oaSl no9g
neers 5Sd - 49, Good 70 Choice Grass Texans NJ
s5 20 @ii Common, - Quasi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
OFFICE on rnE NEw.YoRK, LAKE ERE)
ocpL
HOLDERS OF BONDS entitled by virtue of

NETWORK, Sept so 1917
HOLDERS OF BONDS entitled by virtue of
such ownership Subject COmpanys regulations
as to registration OF such bonds 70 vote at the next election
Tor directors OF the NewYOrk Erie aud Western Rail-
ROAD company and which bonds have not already been
registered by their numbers for voting IN the OF their
present hereby notified such
bonds will be opened the Both day september at
the transfer ONCE OF the Company Room No T. In the Coal
ana iron Exchange Building, New in the city Of
Newly DIRK, and Will close the goth
thirty days prior annual election for Directors to be
held on the 29th nay Of November next.
By order Of the Board OF directors
A II. MACDONOUGH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
EunorEAN FINANclAL MARKErs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON. oct 2S-i2:3O y. M bonds, four ana nan
per cents lGit Atlantic and Great esth Hl NOR "o
trustees cornoates, 55as Erie, 43 90 segoH 'i''
lOGn. NcWNo Central. 1882. Illinois central. i't1i
pcnn~yiyauia Central, Reading, 3is Ne"'1OiA' On
tanO ana Western. a. ,-..-..
LONDON. oct 2S-23O m.Iaris advice qnOto iIoo P
cent rcutc3 - francs 10 ccutm', Tor the account - o
LONDON, oct 2S-t m-CuusJla, NJ'lB uI hui,,I. 'uu
9J'is Tor the account; bOuls, t0uf per cents,
fDUr aud half cruta. llul2 turee ANA nan pr
lr4i Atlantic and Great Wcstyrn hfht moi3klse 20
certificates. 1Glt do. second. n a. NeWl 0tA 'eu a.
unui. CcuraI a., Pcausy wanna central O5 Ne"hCfA'
Ontario aud Western, 80 t.. 49,. ,,r
lpNpON. oct 2S-J.SO m.-Paus hdycH' qup'o 'N'"' P
cent - francs - centmes Tor tho account ,,
PAEs oct &s-i:5U .. in.-i.kch4hEe on Lohuon - ''
- lur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

Tota bush Isl.2OO 192,4s5 80 52O97 47.9OO 52.2I5
IherecciDts aud shipments at aud from Buffalo
To-day were rs follows
Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

The following shows the imports of dry goods
r. the port Of New-York for the week ending
inls date and since the beginning of the year. as
riOuS years: 9 f - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

NEw.YoRK. oct. 2S-rhe following are the total net re
copt Cotton ports since sepIo-
Der /. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

M EETING.-The annual meeting of the
I stockholders Of the Van Horn Lumber Company,
the election OF Trustees o for the ensuing year. and for
the raacon Of such other business properly
before them will be held at the Office Of the Company 9th
near l4thst the 9th day Of November 1881, az
o'clock p. by order Of the Board Of Trustees
g. NJ. MOORE Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
THE STATE OF TRADE

dsmand at - 5Oa$5.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-10
BAD THERMOMETE Frs.

The difference reported in tcmpera-
tnre. often in the same locality, leads to
the supposition that the instrument Is
out of order. a simple and easy way
of testing the instrument in melting
snow or pounded ice, when, if correct,
IL will indicate 80 dcgreesthe freezing
point. The stem OF the thermometer is
often liable to slip up, or down, owing
to the fastenings getting loose, from
frequent handling with the above pre-
cautions, any one can tell IN few min-
utes whether the instrument is correct.
That from five to ten degrees difference
exists in or near the same place, during
our cold spells, is extremely improbable
The above test is that adopted by the
Smithsonian Institution and also by the
signal service. and is so simple and mex
peusiye that no one need 10 be deceived
bv worthless instruments
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-10
SCAB AND PRAYER.

Al the recent Kansas wool growers
meeting at Topeka the Capital says:
The wool growers yesterday were IN
a nredicament ont of which they had no
one 10 lift them. Their order OF bust
ness calls first for the roll call that was
easily accomplished, but their activity
was suddenly brought To- stand still by
the second order. "opcning prayer.
No one volunteered: one suggested that
the sheep grower having The most seab
make the PRAYER while another thought
that the Invocation should proceede
from the thankful heart of him who had
no scabs. The debate was finally resoi-
we'd into a profound discussion of the
disease and the prayer was soon forgot
ten by each member until he stood by
his bed side a. night. The difficulty
has been appreciated and whether il
was occasioned 10y a natural propensity
of the members to go 10 wool gathering
il will not occur again.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-10

out a flannel cloth in hot water, and
wrap it round the neck Is can be borne,
protecting the bed with dry cloths. II
the breathing is not easier, and the skin
not getting moist in three or four hours
mix half tcaspoonful each of powder
cd alum and ipecac in half glass Of
tepid water and give it. If it does mot
vomit in ten minutes, repeat the dose
with tcacup of warm water every five
minutes until there is free vomiting.
II the bowels are constipatcd, use .
ssNealton Suppository for Children.
every three hours until there is free
passage.
1t this treatment is applied early, it
will seldom fail. If, however, the dis
ease is well established before treatment
is commenced, and the above plan Of
treatment should fail to afford relief in
twelve hours, then give ten grains OF
caiomel, mixed with ono drachm of salt
petrc, called nitrate of potash; divide
into twelve powders and give one every
two hours.
Recapituldfioa.-W When child under
seven years of age presents symptoms
Of Group, give two teaspoonfais OF ep-
som salts. put to bed and apply mustard
draughts and cloths wrung out in hot
water around the neck. If no decided
Improvement in three or four hours,
give an emetic of half teaspoonful
each of alum and ipecac in half glass
of tepid water, repeating every ten min
utes if necessary, until free vomiting is
produced.
Every mother should keep ON hand,
for such an emergency. bottle Of syr.
up OF ipecac, and give two tcaspoonfuls
every ten minutes until free vomiting
is induced. This treatment, with good
nursing, at the commencement Of an at
tack of Group, will generally be sufii-
cient to effect cure. During conva.
lescence the little patient should have
good ourishment.-HalEs JOurna! o
Health
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-10
TRIAL or SHEEP poes.


AT the International Sheep Show in
Philadelphia one of the most interesting
features of the exhibition was trial OF
the skill of sheep dogs in managing
their fleecy charge. The dogs were ex-
pccted TO take five sheep from pen
drive them around course about q
quarter of mile long and put them in
another part of the pen provided for the
purpose. The first attempt was made
by an English dog called "Lad,' which
in Sheffield, England, it said to have
carried off the first prize from twenty
eight competitors. Acorrcspondcnt OF
the New England Farmer thus described
the s.cne:
Everything bcingin readiness the
bars was taken down and at word
from his master, Lad jumped into the
pen and sent the sheep out in hurry.
They were very wild and the large
crowd present had tendency to make
them still worse. They at once started
around the north side of the course,
followed by the dog and his master but
had not gone third of the way when
the ram at the lead made break and
went through the crowd on the outside
of the ring closely followed by the 9TH
crs with the dog at thir heels. In
short time the dog returned with four
of them bu, the fifth was still missing.
After bringing them back he went in
search of the absent one which he soon
found and brought insi( the enclosure
but instead of going toward its compan-
ions this refractory ram started IN the
other direction bat was not followed
by the dog who went again after the
stray four. After getting these started
but was soon brought back when all
four again started around the course,
the intention of the dog being evidently
TO pick up the stray ram when he came
ND with him. When the dog went to
get the ram il showed fight and took
| refuge .,etween two stone slabs. The
dog barked furiously and in vain at
tempted to dislodge the stubborn ami
nal. The dog was about giving it up,
when his master instructed him TO go
back and bring the ram with him. The
dog started with renewed courage and
charged the furiated ram. Instead OF
the ram running away it lowered its
head and repealed the attack Of the ca
nine. After being repeatedly butted
the dog caught the ram by the ear and
by dint ef sheer force led the animal to
its pen. This trial consumed about
twenty-five minutes. A scotch collie
named Oscar did not have so severe
tussle as Lad and accomplished its task
in abont twenty one minutes. Other
dogs were also put ON trial tests. AL
of the dogs are endowed with incredible
intelligence and sagaciiy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-10
HOW 10 TREAT A COLD.

When you get chilly all over and
away into yoar bones, and begin 10
snifile and almost struggle for your
breath, just begin in time ana your
tribulations need not last very long.
Get some powdered borax and snuff
the dry powder up your nostriis, Get
Your cainphor bottle smell it frequently
pour some on your handkerchief, and
wipe your nose with il whenever need
cd. Your nose will rot get sore, ana
YOU will soon wonder whats become OF
Your cold. Begin this treatment in the
forenoon and. you viii sleep as well as
you ever did, am just telling you my
expericnce.-Neii'e. IN Germdntow"
telegraph.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-10
CURING HAMS AND MAKING SAUSAGE.

The Couat,y Gentleman publishes The
following recipe for the solution in
which to pickle the former. ana gives
directions for making sausage:
For 100 pounds of meat, take seven
pounds of good salt, ~ o and half
pounds of brown sugar, (or one quart
of mo!asses) two ounces OF saltpetcr,onc
ounce Cayenne pepper, AMI two ounces
cloves. Two OUNCES black pepper may
also be used. if il is not distas;eful TO
those who are 10 eat the hams. Pepper
is used merely to prevent The attack OF
flies. Boil all the ingredients in sufii-
Gent water TO cover the meat when
tightly packed in the cask. skim and
ceol before pouring over the meat. The
same ingredients can be used for rnb
b:ng the hams. il this mode is preferred
TO pickle. For rubbing. however. IL
is better TO add another pound of salt
and a half pound of sugar. to the above
ingredients. This pickle is equally good
for hams, shoulders. corned beef and
dried beef. When corning beef. The
meat should be well rubbed in salt, and
packed closely in cesk two days before
il is picked. This extracts The blood,
and the meat must be taken out and
washed before packing for final pack
ling.
For 100 pounds OF sausage meat. take
the following:
One quart of salt. one quart Ter SIX
ounces of pulverizcd sage, ael ten
ounces of pepper.
Two pounds of salt, siN ounces of sage
and ten ounces OF black pepper.
Three pounds of salt. twelve teaspoon
iuls Of pepper. and four teaspoenfuis of
sage.
Two and half pounds of salt, one
and a quarter pounds of sage, thirteen
ounces of pepper, and seven Dances Of
mustard.
Two and half pounds of salt, seven
and half oarces of pepper, and one
and 4 quarter pints OF sage
Two and one-fourtS pounds of salt.
ten ounces of sage, five ounces of sum-
mer sauory, aud nine ounces OF pepper.
Two aud l.alf pounds Of salt: four
ounces OF sage. SIX and a quarter ounces
of pepper. FIVE iablespoonfuls of sugar.
five ounces OF allspice, and five ounces
Of ginger.
Most of the ladies sending these reel.
pes. mix the ingredients and meat by
hand. at about blood heat One advises
mixing the ingredients with the meat
while il is being run through the sau-
sage-catter. Some pat them into skins;
some use long, narrow muslin bags and
others pack in pans or jars, covering
with melted lard ia exciud' the air.
The mixing by hand can very easily
be dispensed with. The seasoning may
be lust AS well mixed with fork or
spoon before it is run through the cut
ter, which will mix it again. Teo
much care in regard TO cleanliness cam
not be exercised in making sausages.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-10

A sdrop'' is variable quantity, al
though many people never think about
this fact. The journal Of Chemistry
saws that the largest drop is formed by
syrup of gum-arabic, forty-four to the
drachm. and the smallest by chloroform
$50 to the drachm. AS general rule
tinctures, fluid extracts and essential
oils Weld a drop less than onc-half the
size of water, aud acids and solutions
give drop but slightly smaller Than
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-10

HOME GROWN TREES.
WICHITA
MOUND NURSERY
H. H. sTDRss. Psoprsesor.
T. located Three Miss Southeast ~
Wichita. Kansas.
10 81 80 per Tlsepssasi.

Agyfs seasfssf Etsa ssEssi'sss ssiy iisr.
vs<s, tes~t<s s-,issis. s@ef~sss. fsfsf waste
.s<s s~esf tsy~
snsasa : nsss-s,s ssss.e ssassa. r.s ~.
a.. f>s.sis. n<Siss E~s-s. rsss.ea>s, ssf- -
: sss.s Ess s,svis. s1s. sap. : iss.l. No
asa.s1 f7ssar. slsss- fwaf. t@ssfssa. =
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-10

For rheumatism take strong spirits
camphor, one pint; heats foot, bear or
coon oil, one pint; spirits of turpentine,
half pint. Shake well when used, and
apply three times daily, and rubbing in
all ycu can in 20 or 30 minutes.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-10

For carache, mix equal parts Of chic
reform and laudanum, dip piece OF
cotton into the mixture, Introduce If in
to the car, cover up, and go TO sleep as
soon as possible.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-10

From all sections Of the country come
reports of wells going dry. Water
from failing well, particularly if the
well be old, is pretty sure to bring I'M
healthy sediments from the bottom aud
the doctor from his Office.