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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
An AIabama hurricane.

CHATTANOOGA, March 30.-Information
has been received by the Times of terrific
cyclone In Randolph county, Ala, which
destroyed the house and killed the entire
family Of Mr.. John Embrey, consisting Of
himself, his wife and two children, while
they were asleep.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31

SHREVEPORT, La, March SO-The En-
gineer Of the Texas Pacific Railway has
arrived to go over the line Of the Vfcks-
burg, Shreveport and Texas Rail-
way, which, it is reported, has
Scott. The purchase, it is said, needs
only the ratification of the board of direc-
tors of the Texas and Pacific Company,
which meets next month. The road Is to be
completed in eighteen months.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
An Alleged Georgia Murderer Charg-
ed with Highway Robberv.

NASHVILLE. TENN, March 30.-Thomas
Smith, who was under arrest for supposed
murder in Georgia, has been fully identified
by A. j.. Smith, United States agent, as
one Of the men who robbed him near
Muscle Shoals, Ala, on March 9TH, of $500
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
FERNANDINA,

trade during the embargo times of the second
British war, has of late taken an up grade
start again, and is now fairly on she road to
prosperity, The inhabitants just now are
greatly enthused at the completion of the road
to Jacksonville, and are making grand pre-
parations for the imposing fetes and cere-
monies which are to greet the arrival of the
first through train. These will take place at
an early day.
A delay Of Few minutes only succeeded ere
we were again In motion on Mr.. Yulee's road
to Cedar Keys, bound for Baldwin D. Il.
Maxwell, Esq, is the efficient Superintendent,
and right ably and energetically does he dis.
charge the duties of his Office. Baldwin was
reached on time, and another transfer made
to the train which connects Live Oak with
Jacksonville, at which point We arrived In
safety about D. m
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
why Gen. skobelefr was Recalled.

LONDON, March 30 "A st. Petersburg dis
patch says: "Gen. Skobeleff was recalled
because he asked permission to occupy an
oasis south of Merv, to reach which he
would have had to traverse Persian terrific
ry, the Emperor not desiring fresh embroil-
ments abroad.n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
Hara

As severe prayer test. Mr..
Miller, the new Senator from California,
rose in one of the Moody meetings in
San Francisco and asked prayers for
himself in his endeavor TO lead Chris
tian life In Washington.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
The scarlet Fever I'M CharIsstoD.

WASHINGTON, March 30.--The National
Board Of Health were to-day advised that
there are one hundred cases Of scarlet fever
IN Charleston, and that during the week
ending on the 26th inst. there we're nine
deaths -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
FLoRIDA's METROPOLIS

continues to increase rapidly in population
and importance. Numerous buildings are
going up, and splendid hotels neat boarding
houses and elegant private residences greet
the eye on every SIDE Northern capital is
flowing like tide into the peninsula, and
much of it takes tangible shape in this flourish
ing city. The present season has witnessed a
larger influx of tourists and invaIids than ever
before. An inspection Of the baggage at any
of the hotels will reveal the names Of visitors
from almost every State in the Union. Many
of those not only spend their mouey, but
make investments in lands for the cultivation
of fruits and vegetables. or in stores, steam
boats railroads and manufactures of various
kinds Florida seems to be the pet of our
Northern friends, but however pronounced
may be their Republican sentiments at first
it requires but short sojourn to convince
them that negro rule Is neither desirable or
expedient. Hence we find many of them act
ing and voting with the Democrats on the SIM
pie principle o. self-preservation. In this city
the negroes largely outnumber the whites, and
the only way by which Anglo-Saxon suprem-
acy can be maintained is by sinking politics
in the charter elections, and coalition be-
tween Republican taxpayers and the Democ-
racy upon conservative citizens ticket led by
one of the former Even this failed to sue
ceed In the last contest, for the reason that
many of the ballots of the Conser-
vatives bore the caption, Democratic ticket"
and some of the modest Republicans would not
vote them in that shape. A movement is ON
as will give offence to no partisan on either
side, and yet assure the selection of O Mayor
aud Council who will administer the laws faith
fully and protect the interests of the city
Every true patriot viii give his aid aud counte-
nance to this commendable effort,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31

-,...st-~ed at the Post Giilee In Sa-
-. - SrcOna Glass Matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31

ST.. LOUIS, March 30.-The Democratic
Convention, after being in session thirteen
hours laet night, nominated BaHEy 0vs-
stalz for Mayor, and q full ticket -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
LETTER FROM FLORIDA.
TRIP FROM MACON TO JACKSON
WILLIE.

Fernandina-RevivIng Prosperity of
that TOwn-Large Influx of North
ern Visitors and Northern Capi-
talists into JacksOnVille-The Ap-
prOachinG Municipal Election
The Jacksonville and Waycross
RaiIrOad-PersOnal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31

The aged and infirm are strengthened and
faculties brightsned By Malt Blkters.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31

MONTREAL, March ga fire this morn
ing destroyed the passenger and freight de-
pots of the Occidental Railway. "A -
of gunpoWder stored ir-s 4raEtity
hlnwlnr the = -4.sac latter exploded,
az unilding to atoms and seriously
.uIu ing w. Payette. The loss Is about
$4,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31

JACKSONVILLE, March 2s.-The writer came
down from Macon last week by the Cumber-
Land route, via Brunswick and Fernandina,
and found that all the trestles and washes on
the Macon and Brunswick Railroad had been
thoroughly repaired, and the track was again
in excellent condition. Superintendent Ed
wards and mis- assistants deserve great credit
for the energy and industry displayed in re-
trieving the damages caused by the late freshet
in the Ocmulgee river, which was the higtesi
ever recorded. The purchasers cs s ane
property are reaping the frr' Of -ae.e cutter
prise and sagacitv b tEo rap.d!y Increasing
business ~ ,Ie r9a5 aEG not the leas. douot
is eTtsIssl1aa thse tAey sill caeeg oui 90 the
etee ae px9poaed extension - Atlsaf@ ana
every 1tHsr obligation Incurred % shs stata
aaa Tarp r. kERSANDIsA
was kafnlF eRiqvea by the numerous pRss =
gers, some OF whom keI Utr- hs-0 Deheld
olo oceans tFfs-ess H-p InSo of waters.
Ailants s caplts md ..5rprise were largely
EanreGeni persons of MessrS John I.
6rznf AIS son William, w. Markham,
PRESIDENT L. p. Grant, of the West Point
railroad, the irrepresSible B. w. Wrenn, DR..
Logan. and quite a beYy of ladies, made up of
the wives and daughters of the party Singular
20 say, nearly every one OF these gentlemen are
the t5 fortunate owners Of orange groves in Flor
ments. The day was breezy and bracing, and
all appeared pleased. Our interior
friends could never tire admiring the
to Florida, all clothed in the soft
verdure of spring and vocal with the noisy
chatter of birds The vast fields of marsh also
challenged attention, which, on the Cumber-
land side, afford perennial pasturage to droves
or cattle and some wild ponies who still roam
on the island. The late Mr.. Stafford before
the war imported many brood mares and
stations from Spain, and an admirable cross
was obtained from their intermixture with the
hardy native stock. The writer heard him say
at his own residence that he frequently sent
whole ship loads OF these ponies to the North,
much request. They possess astonishing
20 wers OF endurance, and cost but little to
keep. -
AT length the ruins Of old DungeRess SO fra
CANT or storied memories. were passed, and
our swift moving craft, the steamer Plant,
reached her dock at
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31

For tender and inhamed faces Cuticura
Shaving Soap is worth It's weight in gold.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
THE ACCUSED NIHILISTS.
THEIR APPROACHING TRIAL AT
ST. PETERSBURG.

Great Pressure for AdmissIoR-The
Woman sophie PieOffsky the Cen
tire OF AttentiOn-Her Confession
ROussakOG Merely an InstrumenG
-The Death of the Gear q Prop TO a
Waning Cause
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
THE wAYCRoss RAILROAD,

THE WAYCRoSS RAILROAD,
In a conversation with the President. Vice
President, and General Superintendent H i
Hsines. of the Savannah, Florida and western
Railroad, we learned that the Waycross con-
nection with Jacksonville will be completed
and opened by the goth OF April. Only about
eighteen miles OF the track have still to be laid
and the whole road will be first class in every
particular.
The rails are all steel, weighing fifty pounds
to the yard, and the course Of the road is
almost as straight as the crow flies This, In
connection with the fact that so light is the
grading that the average height OF the en-
bankment does not exceed two feet viii admit
of the highest possible rate OF speed Colonel
Haines says when the road is put in operation
the time between Savannah and Jacksonville
will be reduced to about six hours The
iength OF the Waycross branch is seventy-four
miles, making the total distance one hundred
and seventy one miles by tfis route between
the two cities. Little If any, OF the new road
Will be subject to overflow, and massive
BRIDGE OF IRON
spans the st. Mary's river.
The opening ct thS Waycross Road will de-
VelOp 1mmengA tracts of the Hnast timhar in
the world and al the same time place upon the
market extensive areas of fertile land between
Callahan and the st. Mary's, and also on the
Georgia side. 1t will add greatly to the tax
able values of the country and the general
prosperity Of the inhabitants Of that long
neglected region.
The company have built and equipped a
StrcSI EdllfOau CnrOuRn JackBOnVlIie, connect
ing the several depots, which will transport
passengers and baggage to the very doors Of
the principal hotels Hereafter the tourist
whether taking the Cumberland route via
Macon and Brunswick to Fernandina, and
thence TO Jacksonville over the new road.
whose speedy opening is already announced
or camiDg by steamship to Savannah and
running through In ak hours over the Way
cross branch Of the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway. can no longer complain of
the lack of swift and convenient transporta-
ton to this halny Land Of Flowers" which
is the genial asylum of the consupcntiva in
valid from the frigid North e il Estimated
that these increased facilities will add no little
to the stream of travel Southwark during the
winter months.
PERSONAL
Th9 Writer had the pleasure Of greeting Col
A, :. Lane on the streets to-day, and learned
that he had accepted the position rendered him
OF superintendent of that section of Jay Gould's
Texas Pacific Railroad which will extend from
Alexandria, La, to New Orleans. The Colonel
leaves Immediately for his new field of duty,
and it is safe to say that no man in the country
ls better qualified for the proper discharge of
the important trusts conflded to him.
LII
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
LONGSTREETS NOMINATION AS
MARSHAL MADE OUT.

Mr. window and the FInances-Con-
ssernation In the Ranks of the
ban Room OOntIngent-Georg
FIaee-Hunters must Hunger for a
seasonal Chance for Atkins-An-
Other Field Day IN the Senate-A
SPiendtd II ioraI Tribute 20 senator
kzilI-The Georgia Senator's Re-
view of the RePubIfcan-Readj ulster
COai1tiOn-Fhe Fight ON the Omcers
Still Undecided-A Cry from Louis
lana.
, 1881-08-07
HORSES IND CARRLdGES.

4 GENTLEMAN HAVING \ GOVERN
1Ament position going tn Europe, viii sell hs1asn--
tonabie bred bay Lady Petduont sired by Petd-
MONT dam ftambletoniMn mare. for $ttU: she cost
$A last summer: Is well broke In all harness: gated
Just like her sire. square and level; she Is years old
154 hnnds high weighs l.nl pounds, has rowinx maue
and tails ls H the requisite qualities for geptle-
nuns road mare; never had any training for speed
but show a her hents under 1:tal and warranted
% show #: she Is ~ near perfect - you ind
you pay your money: she Is warranted sound unt
kind. and safe for nny lady drive: stle Is an eI-
cel1cnt poe-Mare. and good under saddle: she has =
record OF f2:1 in MATINEE race which don't bar her
any under the National Trutlins As.ncin.
tun she will 10 found Just represented strictly to
the letter; she can be seen and tried any time al
private stablo No.. East Thlrreeuth-st, nenr IN
dluna-nv. Also beautiful bay n,aEe by Aluont
ytnts old, ll5e hands night sund and kind.
can show n.ile in .+o; cost Soy lsst Seur and now
s.53 will buS her.
\ GENTLEMAN HAVING 4 GOVERN
fashionable bred buy Lady Piedmont sired bY
Iiedm0nt. dam Hunstietonan mare. for $40: shx
Gust tA1 last SUMMER il well broke In all harDesst
GATED Just Ike her sire square and level: she is
1wnE and tail: has nil the requisite qnaiities
for i gentemans road nlare never ha.l any truntns
for ed, but slow all her beats under o tnf
warranted 10 show It; she Is as perfect ~ ypu
before you your Innney: she Is wnrTanted sound
mud Kind and safe TOR lady to dstve is IN eT-
cclent pose and eooc under saddle; She bas
record Ut :-i IN matinee race which ,!u:t har her
tlOn will he found Just represented strictly tn
the letter; she be and tried any time NJ
private stable Soo Eust rhtr1eent1kst., near Indi-
ann.av: Also Il beautiful buy mare br A!nont 1
show mile in 24O; SGu last year, and nov
t.51 will bur her.
, 1881-08-07

NyAN'fED-200 EXPERIENCED FINE
w clHak and dol,lian makers. Good prices. Ma
chines I" rent Apply to LOUIS ADLER, .'3 East
Madison corner Market
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-135 DEARDORN-AV,-
~ good second ttrl; must be good waitress neat,
atd QUICK. CONC prepArcd 10 stay. No irish need
, 1881-08-07

NTANTED-AN ACTIVE, ACCURATE,
~ and Intelligent young lady to fold and count
linen; also. u young lady 70 mark clothing. Apply
Wabash-nv. - '
, 1881-08-07

VT 4 Mt + D - LADIES TO SELL,
w needle package fancy cases. lace cmbruider-
tGs etc; adlGs At work In the city making sa to
f!0 = week. Particulars free. u. II. LIVINGSTON,
Ii Wah hn4 4fl-7v
, 1881-08-07

D-COAtPETENT CLOAkA1AK-
w. crs; ateam machines for rent +. SIEGEL &
BlsUS~ Isl East MadisoD-st.
, 1881-08-07

NTANTED-A YOUNG LADY WELL
TX up IN reading. voice-culture, axd elocusion
Address S u, Tribune Office
, 1881-08-07

ATANTED-G SAMARITAN So
~ eiety, l'3 East kundolph-st,; work of NIL
k!nds fur women; strangers assisted; board s. and
, 1881-08-07

WTANTED = EXPERIENCED CLOAK
w And do!nan makers. Highest prices paid, and
LONG, l. ana n MaGisQn-st.
, 1881-08-07

1TANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
w crnl bousvwork liberal wsses tho right per
son. Apply At III West Twensy-irst-sk .Monday
morning. Al WiNSES
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-A NEAT GIRL TO DO
~ general houscwork In Il small private faulijY;
Prairie Az. @-
, 1881-08-07

"AETED-A STEADY, WILLING
~ girl Capable to do general houscwork. Refer
ence5. .soj MichtEAil-ay.
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED--BY A RESIDENT IN TIE
~ suburbs. \ man to do chores and general work
about grounds; must hnve experience Ia taking care
" horses. and some acquaintance witb gs1siening.
Maine references Address HARRY BOSNEY care
spr.,Eue. Warner j. Co., In person. or By let1er,
, 1881-08-07

tRT-BOSOAI STITCNER
~ nr good operator; steady work. BACH
ANACii'S II North Clurk-st-
, 1881-08-07

NTANTED-A GOOD ALANTO SOLICIT
orders tor stationery printing, and blank books.
Address $ f7l Tribune office
, 1881-08-07

NTANTED-MENA AGENTS AND CAN
~ va.sers 70 sell new fnst-selling article; i'm
Inensely profitable; tnvesimentsmall. J. III. MOODY,
46 Matash.aY. =. ~ -
, 1881-08-07

w ANTED - 4 WOMAN TO TAKE
~ charge OF infant and make herself gem
er'il!y useful References required. 1G5 West Mon
, 1881-08-07

WANTED-A GERMAN GIRL, 10 Do
~ second work and tlke care OF i-year-old
child. HIS i'rafrie.ay
, 1881-08-07

"AN'TED-l0O OEXpEnlENCEDC CLOAK
~ makers t1ufshers nt,d apprentices. Work given
homc to Sxperienced hands. BElFELD BROTHERS,
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-YOUNG LADY GOOD AID
w dress, fair writer, and $40 TO deposit with ~
s 81, Tribune office.
, 1881-08-07

ATANTED-A GOOD, STEADY GIRL
~ to do Eenor7s! honsew'oTk Apply at II bryan
place, facing Union Park.
, 1881-08-07

GITUAT1ON WANTED~-B1 4 YOUNG
~ man who has had experience in business; not
pArliGu!ar hat Kind Of business. Good reference.
, 1881-08-07

SITUATION WANTED-AS NURSEOR
TO :o second work; West siue preferred. Cali at
, 1881-08-07

NTANTED-A LADY ASSISTANT TO
ff q dentist Apply Monday ut Room 3, 1(ti
, 1881-08-07

WANTED-TWO GIRLS, a FIRST
w Glass dtnnfn2- 2-r0Om girl nnu one for general
housework must be good washer and ironcr; Scam
dlnavian or German preferred. 4G4 West Adanls-st-
, 1881-08-07

WANTED-SALESLADY AT uULL'S
oyI mir store, 41 Monroe-st palmer uousc)
Dne who Understands hair work preferred ''
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-A MAN TO WORK IN TIE
~ turkish bath and make Amself generajiy use
ln! Must weigh Ut least LII pounds One acquainted
with the business preferred. Call ut DIR SiMEItSi
office III Grand lacitc 1nft1 ~
, 1881-08-07

WANTED = LABOkERS, QUARRY
~ men, teams, md teamSte1s for stcatty work
nj Chica:o Union Lime Works, corner Nineteenth
i.intAl1-StS
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED--A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w second work Apply Monday Ut ass Dear
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-A SMALL GIRL TO TAKE
~ cure of child. Apply ut s9i Fuiton-st- Monday
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-MEN, CANVASSEKS AND
" agents; can mike from IS TO fl0 per duy call
or address IL \. HACk4AKD, No. 10 North Clark-st
, 1881-08-07

WANTED ADVERTISEMENT So
ltcitor. Apply TO G. j. HAND. Gauit House
ottween = and IL L. m. Monday.
, 1881-08-07

WANTED-A COMPETENT BLANK
~ G1ok sewcs: 4 steady place ut 1N Aadison-st
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-BOI BETWEEN lG AND
" Ii years OF age At jewelry store rs East Madi-
, 1881-08-07
II RST-CLASS SDiAUGHTS-
7 man. Room IT, ll0 Dearborn-st

WANTED-PACKER FOR CROCKERY
w and glassware. W. s. KISEADE j. co. l3
, 1881-08-07
LIVING ON SOUTH
w side aged about IL: wages s. HALLS .1OI

WANTED-STR ACTIVE boy Is
~ years old: wages s. per week. Chicago S,ereo-
, 1881-08-07

SITUATION WANTED-AS NURSE BY
~ uddlc-ascd widow lady, who Is also a uns-
nGt1c heer; can cure my pain by manipulation uf
whatever nature; terms. slv per week; one trial
EFESS. City Post -Uict. ~
, 1881-08-07

WANTED-LADY CANVASSERS TO
" Satl and Investigate. Samples given away. Gi
, 1881-08-07

"@ANTED = ENPERIENCED CLOAK
Nv makers best prices paid: work given ont; also
four cloak presse.s Mt 1stLlSGEk'S Cloak Factory,
al und 136 Wnbush-ay.
, 1881-08-07

WANTED -TuOHOUGllLY COAIPE-
tent Girl as cook and laundress in small family;
Il. 3l3S Ntchl.an-ay.
, 1881-08-07
A SACIsIFICE-

4 SACRIFICE
lam Obliged to purt With y fine trottng mare; shs
Is coming uld quite speedy and thuruu.bbrcd
she is gentle sound, and superb d1rer weighs l0l
pounds. l5} hands hlgh. bright bay, without luarE
guarantee her to suit any nne. for she is perfect
Come early II wnnt her, for she be sold tbis
week
c13cE
, 1881-08-07
yYdNTED-FE1T4LE HELP.

ED-FIRST-CLASS OVERALL,
~ pants jumper. and shirt makers. state whore
worked Address Y 81, Tribune office.
, 1881-08-07

WASTED-lOCAL AND TRAVELLING
" salesmcn everywhere. members Masonic Or
Ouu,fell9Ws, ORDER; square business; phys <ly0
nohta. GAltsON y Co, lGa La Saile-st.. k0oM q.
, 1881-08-07

GlTUATION WANTED-TO NEWSpA-
~ per proprietors-Ey young man is local CORE
sl'ondent unit general advertising ana subscription
n0Ency IN thriving city town fur u go3t. livn
daily anu weekly paper. The advertiser Il 4 steady
reiiaoe ana honest person. references cuu be fur
q tsi Iribuuc Office. - @-31'@''
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL,
~ housework III family Of three. Call at III Denr-
, 1881-08-07

-- EXPERIENCED CLOAK
stf ana dolmau makers. j. W. GRlSWOLD& Il Co,
23j Monfut-st
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-A COMPETENT AND RE-
~ 1snbie lady b0okkeepcr: The position most de-
sirnble one; duties responsible but difficult, and
surroundings NIL NOOd. Address, IN own hand writing.
giving references, ETC., T. ~, Tribune mica.
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-TtV0T TRAVELLING SALES
~ meu. acquainted win Western drv-coOds 1ner-
chants. u take an additional line of samples On CON-
nlisslon Goods lEht and yery Sasabe. u, Tribune
, 1881-08-07

CITU4ATION WAETED-BI RESPECT
~ able :i7f Us cook. washer and ironer In a small
prignta family. Call Monday at :l3 North Wellsst;
n rt itLIAr
, 1881-08-07

A CIIUNkY-BU[LT BAY MARE. 6
:lA years old. lung maine ind tail to the ground; a
lady can trirc her; II prompt, free s.eppcr and
perfectly soun4: q G-yeae-,lu saddle horse single
t1oter, no better in CITY, Tor $40; span Of heavy
workers. bought gu. OF mower this week. try Them.
a stylish. prompt driver. 81; = l;9N,o work horse
slight betutsh, for $tU. at .El Earlbal1s-sx Taxa
Wentnorth-ay. cstr. to 'rwenty-e iHht-st
, 1881-08-07

D-1MMEDIATELY,a 9 SMART
,tf girls one for the Kitchen aud one for the din
tnE-FUosh. at ~ West Westinghouse
, 1881-08-07

WANTED-A COMPETENT, WILL
~ in: girl in private family for Cooking wash
fuG ana ironing. Good wusts Isl Michigan nv.
, 1881-08-07

SITUATION WlANTED-l1S NURSE TO
~ m fnva!ia or housekceper BY i competent ana
experienced lady Address II 4, I'LL Stnte-sI. rty
, 1881-08-07

NTANTED-A CAPABLE GIRL FOR
~ dinin,-room and chamber work. Ela Aiicht-
, 1881-08-07

w oushiy competent salesman to traycl for
with references. =, Tribune Office
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-17

a Household Need, Free.
Send on pnstal-card for so page book on THE
Liver" its diseases and their treatment Adj
dress DR.. Sanford, 1872 Broadway, New York
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-17
A Pork Diet in Maine.

A gentleman and lady in the month
OF August boarded in an interior town
with widow and her two daughters.
Soda bread hot at every meal and pork
were the diet; never bit of meat nor a
chicken killed, not an egg cooked, and
never vegetable plucked from the gar
den, nor milk offered in quantities to be
drunk. Other parties boarded two
weeks on the sea-coast in the month OF
August, and ate hot soda bread and fish,
not once seeing q bit of fresh meat OF
any kind The cooking was excellent
of its kind, and the table and house were
as neat as wax-work. We heard gen.
tleman say the other day that in his IA
theirs family of ten or twelve people, in
the couptry, at least 100 pounds OF
pork were consumed during the winter.
This beats the record of old Judge
Seward, of the last century, who lived
at York, and who recorded substantially
in one Of his almanacs: Put in Zoo
pounds of pork for the winter, the least
amount ever put .''-BrunswscG
(Me.) IeleQraph.