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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01

DRAWING OF DECEMBER IA, 1880.
Mrs. 8. c. McCasiin. 81 Fourth St. Chelsea,
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I. stump, Philadelphia. Pa
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DRAWING OF FEBRUARY s, 1881.
Isaac Kern, 1Ol st. Louis ST., New Orleans,
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DRAWING OF MAY 10, 1881.
George P. Deshon, Al Kilby st.. Boston,
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Matthew Gibson, Eagle Office, Brooklyn,
n. 1900 =
ID. +. Wenzelle, 500 North Ninth St., Phila-
delphia, Pa. -
A. ID. Riffel, 225 Segnr av., Toledo, O.-.--. .
Freid Schroeder, $50 Michigan ST., Toledo,
OnlO. .-...--......-....---- -....
William r. Brewer. Baltimore, Md..--~-. /.
]. ]. Morgan, New York-~-.-.--.~.".."..... :
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-17
the White Scale.

y. The LES Angeles Eapress has the
Iullowing important item:
a gentleman " no has place at
Pasadena has just visited the princi>
pal orchards at Santa Barbara. He
says ihat new scale has just made
lis appearance i'll Col. HOLSTERS or
ange orchard. 1t is a white scale,
much larger than the ordinary black
Que, and blunt at one end It ldheres
to The tree and spreads a sort OF cot
ton linn which is impervioas to water.
Wherevvr it settles on the leaves
to.l curl aud fade. This new pest
is sp eadni very rapidly, and Col.
II d,lster is greatly exercised about it.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-17
Tomato CatSup.
From an EcchGnae.

From an Exchange.
The journal OF Commerce gives
the f flowing directions as having
been in use in the EDITORS family tor
fifty years.
ssrahe 5ushrl OF tomatDes, cut them
in small pieces, boil mutt! soft then
rdo them through a wire sieve, adj
twrgqdarts of the best cider vinegar,
one pint OF salt, "iie.quarter pound OF
allspIce, one tablespoon OF black pep
Ell, o"r goodszed pod OF red pepper
(wole, lanl five heads If garlic. Mix
together and boil until reduced to
one-ha!t the quantity. When cold
STRAIN through IA colander, and bottle,
sealing the ks. 1t will keep two
or three years as fresh as
VII, Ii fist made.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-17
The Southern Pig.

From an Exchange.
One ought to see what the ground
work of all this pork business is. A
wild hog down South is "A wonderful
creation to Northerner, who is
accustomed TO see hogs so tat that
they can hardly walk. Well, | don't
know as they can walk, but we
do know that they can run. See one
broadside to, and you would think
that it weighed 25O pounds, and let
it turn about head on, and it looks
like strip OF sheet iron stood upon
the edge. Nearly all the live ones
saw were BLACK, and about as thin
as a board, but when it came to anni>
hilating space, | could see how they
were made 80 thin. The air offers no
mo: resistance 10 them than tub
of lard does to cheese kuiie. saw
one run along side OF the railroad
track, keeping up with the train tor
about quarter OF mile, when he
suddenly though he would SLOW MS
how he could run when he was in>
cl'ned, and, gathering himself up, he
darted along by the car, overlook
III L., l.,
and crossed the track ahead of it aud
ran into the wouuS. il he had kept
that gut unit! we got into Washing
ton he would have been halt way
through Alaska Probably next to
the carrier pigeons, the Southern
wild hoy is the Swittest bird III the
world.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-17
A Cough Cold or Sore throat

should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
is an Incurable Lung Disease or Consumption.
HsnOVyn's bronchial TrOches are certain
to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Diseases.
For thirty years the Troches have been recon-
mended by physicians, and always give per-
feet satisfaction. They are not new or untried
hut have been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation, they have
attained well merited rank among the few
staple remedies of the age. Public speakers
and Singers use them to clear and strengthen
the Voice. Sold ut % centsa box everywhere.
l20tf
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-17

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If
so, 20 at once and get bottle of MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
upon it there is no mistake about. There is
no mother on earth who has ever used it, who
will not tell you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give restto the mother, ana re
lief and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases,
and pleasant to the taste, and is the perscrip-
ton of one of the oldest and best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States. sold
everywhere. 25 cents II bottle. l20tf
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-17
AUGUST IL
No GOOD Preaching.

No man can do good job Of work,
preach q good sermon, try law suit
well, doctor II patient, or write a good
article when he :eels miserable and
dull, with sluggish brain and I'M
steady NERVES, and none should make
the attempt in such condition when
1t can be so easily and cheaply res
moved by little Hop Bitters-At-
bany Times.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-17
ASheViIIe Female Col. Ice.

Asheville, \. Carolina, is one of the best and
cheapest schools in the South. Favorably 10.
modious buildings. 1t has an eXperienced
Faculty Full course. and gives Thorough in.
strnction. Music II speciality. Good Pianos
and Il magnificent Pipe Organ. References.
Bishop Weightman, 5 G.; DR. II r Easter.
ling, Bennettsville, 5 c Hen L Vance. \ c:
D DR. w " G CHnningham, Nashville, Tenn PROF.
Address the President Rev. JAMES ATK1TS
DR., or j. ~ BRANNER, Business Sup't g. 70
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-17
Habits Of thegCockrOach.

Wherever il came from, the cock
roach Is true Anglo-Saxon in its
capacity for colonization. In Britain
it has established itself all over the
length and breadth OF the land, but
is chiefly, if not altogether, confined to
houses, inhabiting kitchens, scullerles
bakehouses, and such-like places
where plenty Of food can be obtained.
Nothing that is eatable land many
things that are not usually considered
ediblel comes amiss to this voracious
animal, than whom it would be diff
cult to find a more omnivorous crea~
ture. In addition to almost every
article of human food, such apparent
ly unpalatable objects as WOODEN gar
ments, the greasy rags used in clean
ing steam>englnes and other machln>
cry, shoes and other articles OF leather
and even books and paper, enter Into
its bill OF fare. In ware houses, and
on board ships, the ravages 1t com
mits are great; whole barrels and
sacks OF flour, corn, rice, and other
articles of like nature, being SOME
times consumed b. it. Amongst
other things. cinnamon is said to pos
sess great attractions for the COCK
roach palate, and there is a scandal
10 the effect that those whose busl-
ness is il TO reduse the cinnamon
sticks to a powder are not very care
tul TO separate the spice from the bags
but tumble The Ill together INTO the
mill. Though TO its other crimes he
cockroach does not apparently add
that Of cannibalism, the cast skins aud
the interior of the egg>capsules are
said to be eaten by them, aud other
insects are occasionally devoured'
the latter is said to be the
common bedbug, which, il true, is a
POINT in favor of the cockroach. liz
habits it is strictly nocturnal. During
the day it hides i'll crevlces III the
floor, behind the Wainscoat, or III any
other dark hole, where it lu ks till the
darkness and quiet OF night tempt it
tulth. ii sc, ms To- DC fond 1T warmth
ii is always i0urd ia greater album
ance near freplaces and ovens.
Though this or some allied species
OF c0ckruach was VI ell known to tive
ancients, and termed by them Lnci
tul@, because they ran away from
the hgnl, it is hot quite certain that
it Is not the sound OF the t"otstep OF
the person carrying the light rather
than The light itself which alarms
them. They run with great celebrity;
but, although quite able to ascend
perpendlcular surfaces, they do not
as a rule, whe" established iii ihe
kitchen, venture upstairs. Probably
the larger supply OF food, the gre atcst
warmth, tend to prevent them from
wandering from the kitchen and IT.
adjuncts. When seized they dis
charge from their mouths brownisb
fluid Of most disgusting and persist
ent odor, which, moreover, cimgs to
any objects over which they lave
crept. This, in addition 10 heir vo
racity, makes them most undesirable
inmates OF "A house. .s
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-17

IL j. N. Porter totte President q he e. H &to,.
taral and FaW2Gro'rerS ASSocet''o" y '''''''''
County.
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Uses of Lemons.
inmates

From an Exchange ttf
There are three ways of making
lemonade: to squet ~ the juice into
cold water-tni> is the shortest way /;
or 10 cut into slices and let it soak IN
cold water; or to cut it in slices and
boil il. Lemonade is one OF the best
and safest drinks TOR a person wheth,
er in health or not. 1t is suitable to
all stomache diseases is excellent in
sickness. The pips, crushed, may also
be mixed with sugar water, aud used
as drink. We advise every one t..
rub the gums daily with lemon juice
to keep them IN health. Thesnauds
and nails ale also kept clean, white,
soft and supple by the daily use IF
lemon 'nStcad OF soap. i also pes
vents chiIbIans. Lemon r. u.ed in
intermittent levers, mixed with
strong, hot black coffee without sn
gar. Neuralgi. may be cured by
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-17

rubbing the part affected with a cut
len9n. 1t IS valuable, also to cure
warts, and to destroy dandrutf on the
head by rubbing the roots of the
hair with it.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-17
The Beauty and Color

OF the hair may be safely regained BY
using Parker's Hair Balsam, which is
much admired Tor its perfume, cea !.
n s. and dandruff Graduating prop
critics.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-21

Ssnri empfabl 0h; feline eole ldlanfe
@eaalt 3stste id nod binter ben 8ttsr-
fdben uno perfhmanb bann mad ,pieoes.
tultem @rube.
5err pom @artinss 1t teute iebr srnf,
laete Qucie. bas 1t lonif ntdt feline Mrt.
Sd mag lin wobl leiben; oas if bod nod
Die alte JrSblihtett uno JIttsrlihfett, nidt
sas erpiss 8etrad,e: 8ureer. gar3erin,
bisls Ypiosrwdrtiss @spatterldaf, NIT Der
aansen Station bis auf ben Qumpeni iamm=
Ier berat, bel Der s'nen imntsr urposl
au Wuthe rpiro. ptrr oo7 Satttnes
nimmt tas alles leibi.
Du irrf, Wama, ss it etn sttsr Geelz
mann, unb beiterer Wuthss r:iiroe er fit
I.insn &Gnia ierb,n. Dod entidaloiss
mid, penn Id mia enf metnem 3Emmsr
elm tpsnia ausrnte vnr mid III fa0sn iuthe,
ia, gu fai1sn, Mnma! Sd tabs elnen
guten Wsnldsn esftdnft, !uenn auh niAi
aus bSisr Qbfdt, uno tas Ssrasibe i'd mir
nidt 70 lstdt.
Wls Mancu inc 5aus sssanasn, iast.
Die Shutter por fda bin, inpem Fe wteber
su itrsr Stiderei sriff: Sd psraebe baa
Maohsn ntht mear; aur bas fubl' Id, fs
| 1T aGn,Iih anbsrs ais i'd bin
(8ortfsbans frlst
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Wr8. Wiu8lo's Spotbine Sprmp.
Nsp. SYlpanus Cobb fhreibt In Bottom
Gertltian 5reeman fclsenbermaben j: Wir
parcen auf teinsn Sal cine MeOistn emp.
feblsn, wenn wtr niAt ipiibten, SaB 0e gut
mare - bslunbers fur &nber. Son
Mfrs. Winslotps SYtup f6tnen mir aus
Grfabruns ipreaen in unlerer etsensn
6amiiie mar is bon Ssesu. Dsnn mir
ben SYrup einem Sinoe sabsn, bas NIT
eetbweb eepIast mar, 70 psridafts es Dem.
fslben rutieen Sdlaf uno ben gltsrn Stu.
be. Dis msifsn gltern mifen btes gu
fGabsn. 5!er If Elm Mrtitel, Der nlhde.
lid uno wopltbattg it, bsnn Der Shlai
ban sr srJsust III natirlth uaO Der tletns
@terub srwadt 70 BED ais Elm &nopf.
Wabreno Der perioDe bee 3abnens 1T Der
sstnp con unfda5barsm @ertte. Wir
baben Gfters Don Miittern iasen t5ren,
eab iis nidt otus ben gyrup isin mGdten
ron Ter Wt5urt hes &inbes an bis tas
3abusn uoraber III. gu ssrtauien In
allen @pottsfea gu 25 Gents bic Tlaffe.
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Wus 0atid, MaN.. peldes al
(gor!fsbans Frlst, :

- Ius Natid. Maf.. metdes ale
6eimatb ees srcbsn amerifaniiden
Staatsmannes 9earp Wilion. einen 9faz
men iiber baS ameriianiiden Teiilano er=
belt, empfansen mir |c'senoe fiir 8iele
intereNante Wiittbeituug. 5err Sobn
5auslperter in Wtain=Str, Nanlid Wtai.
mcbnbait. ldreibt: Wein Sdwisserpa.
ter litt ieit LANCER 3eit an @beumatiS.
mus in ieineu Sdnoen; bic Sdmer3en
murpen pon 3eit gu 3eit 70 Srcb, rab er
niht arbeiten fonnte unb feinen Webraud,
ieiner Sduoe bate. Guf Nnratben eines
6reunbes faufteu mir cine Slaide st.
Saiobe Sel. Balp lieBeu bic Sdn,er5en
nah unb nadoenl ct rier 6tafden eez
traudt bate, 1T er wieoer gang berse,
felt.
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xeras 8.

- Oie Vtu be5u9ltd Der 0emette.
Iteuer far Qiqucrbdnbler murbe i'm SauIe
ansenpmmen uno an ba5 &omite 5uriid per>
uielen.-8ei Der Beratbuns iber bic per-
idiebenen Bcbinsunsen, tenen elm Wirtb
beiul Steuen eineS Bombs untermprfen
in, purbe i'm 5auie elm Mmeuoem ement au=
eencu,men, mad ,peldem Der Wirtb tel.
uen Spiritus an etnen Wann perlanfeu
barf, menn ct bon tcr 6rau poer Todter
bei1elben ihriftli4 aufsefcrcert, icldes
nidt 3u ttun.
- Sn Yaleltina muroe elm Wann g1a=
mems u. S. Bracp, ben man in Waribau
einiina, in bic Sail seiperlt. geridieoe>
ne Anilasen auf S&winoel. Der in Eeras
unb Nlabansa seriibt puroe, lieeen sesen
ibn Dor.
= Die alaseu i'm 6Soeralseridt 3u
SefferiOn -meseu ginlduhte,uns rrn
Stimmsebern iinb jeBt age aufSehctsu
mcrben. Die leeten muroen BON Den
contsftireneeu Rspublitanern auf ibre Ell.
seuen Soften ,urud gencmmen.
- Sn Warlbaa murOe elm in gulleis
@inz5atrit anseltelIter arcei,er Namens
Tpler bon einem 1retb;ienen e,fabt uno
ibm beiOe arre metrmais sebrohen.
Sn @orfieana ilt cine Yemesuus
inter Sen 8iirSern aussebtchea, bic cine
Reinisuu9 Der StaDt pen unjudtiseu
auen5immern te3medt. i3 cerielten
puroen an eiuem Der lsetsu Gage per
baftet uub mesen gasatpnoiren beit, aft.
= Sa 5ssuiu tDiro 1eibiS au einsm
Dfentlihen part searbeitet.
- Der berubmte ameritaniIae S4ite,
Capt. Bosarous, miro in gssteituns iei=
ner bier sSbne, ebenfaas quite Sdasen,
9eras beiuden uno 3uerit bic DerSlte-
runa BON Duco eurd feline @eldidlidteit
I'M @ebrauh Der Shubwalisn in @rltau.
men feesn.
= Der Sepersnb 5. s. 9trset, giz
sentbamer bes Wasa3ins uStreets
Montblp" unb finf Sabre lang preoiser
Der Observation-Disclosures in Wacc, bat I'D,
BON Dem 4anseloenlt losseiast, inoen er
ertlart, bic ii,diiden Dcsma's feien 3wei.
ceutiS, iildsubaft unc periebrt. Wiun er=
wartet jeet, eab bic Diitri.tsconferen,
ben Dioerfpinltisen prompt aus itoesn
mirb.
| - am 10. atents sesen llbr wur.
ben in Der Ndte oes gsras Bacilic @i=
ienbahucepct in Dallas rier SdiiGe at=
eefeuert. Yiele WeniAen eilten tertei
uub fonSen bic 0eide tes 8. H. Strctber,
| friiber @ebiiIfsiberiff pcn @nnis GOunip
unb sulest Uiebbdnoter. Wian sioutt,
oub elm Micro pcr!iest, bat aber bic iest
| fdr bieie Nnnabme nrh niGt ben serins=
iteu 2lnbalt seiunoen.
Sn 5cufcn ioa cine gaumwoll=
pno 9uhfabrif etabIist merben. Ycn
benz auEusrIngenoen. 3apltal bon $780,
900 frb tersits $4,000 ssjeid,net nor.
! ZEN. af
= yeim sartenIpiel in 9rcwns Ga
Ion, Gusle Bab, purbe elm Jarbissr Na=
mens Rilep pcn Ecm 9eofep seidp6eu
nno leben8ssfdbrlih parwunoet.
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Graffu8 Neeb.

Das srSBte MlSbeIIassr ber
Stabt 1T oasisntse bes 5errn s. Re,b.
@Stsl aaer Nrt Fno baielbt In srGBter
Auswatl gu ben nieSrisaen Vrsiien su
babsn unb in Der 1bat tann isber @es
fhmad bsfristtet werben. parlor, unb
Sdlabimmer'Stts fauft man btt Ssrrn
6. Reso gu Jabrtfprelen, Da sr feline M5.
Sci t;sftt aus ben srobtsu Tatrilsn Des
9anoss bssiet'. Ssrr Nesb BAT au5sr.
bem einsn erobsa 8orratb BON 3sppiaen
uno Mattsn uno ausn In bieiss Jah elm.
fGlassnosn Waaren. Der MStet iresub
pelaer Art setrauht, tbut wub!, Fth an
5frrn Nseo 81 rpsnoeu. 8om 0awGbn.
lt<sn Bic gum Nasvfsinaen anD 2teusr=
fen TT &aes In ietasm Stors ,u fntsn.
6.1ISOt.
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= slls Curriculum erwibnen mir fol-
senbe Yetition aus Sdneioemiib1, bic an
oas preusifde absecronetenbaus selanst
ilt: y Sueen biirfen nidt &ebatteure
Don 3ettfdriftsa fein; p Suben fnb
bon aGen autc,itatipen Memtern unb Bez
amtenlfeuurseu ausSuldeioen; s)Suoen
oiirfeu tein 0eis= unb 9fadtautssefdait
betreiben; A bel benz gerseben bon 2ies
ferun9en ourh BebSrben ltnb nur drift,
lide eieferanten gu beridiiatiaen; s. ben
Suben ift oas Watleriein 3wiiden Gbri.
Zen oerboten; g 3um gefude bSberer
Sdulen barf nur cine setpiiIe 3ubl iibi=
iher S6aler 3usela6en uerben; y Sueen
aus fremoen 9inoern eiirfen niht ein=
Uanpern." Wie beideioen, 6err 5tSder!
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0prt5eilbatte Gcleaeuheit.

Da mir Stspes 8ebdube am Miliiar.
plaza semistbet baten unO haIelte am 1.
Wlars su bs,ishen gsnenfsn, UNI lofcrt ein
ssbOlsiale Sobbins 8eiadit ,u oSinsn,
10 rrstSsn pir unlsrn 8orratb pom Dry
0ocos. Stisfsln unb Sautsn auepsrfau.
fen. Wir miiiIsn wdbreno bielss Wenats
mil ben Wlatea aairdamfn. Cine Dor.
iosilbafte @slessnbsit gum baiaen Gin.
taa's III Gsbbalb sebcttn, unb tas Wubli.
fum lcate Ts tenubsn.
17,2,5m Beraffrom Nroa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-21

9lub aus oie1er 2ife gebt Der groBe
&ei9tbum Der Ser. 9taaten int Ser
bdltniB su europa berDor. Sn ben
Ser. Staaten fOmmen auf bunOert gin=
wobner Fl pferOe, 3 Wauleiel, 66
&inoer, 76 56afe uno SO S6meine.
Sn europa aber fommen auf bunoert
perIonett nur 10 pferbe, l Nfaulelel,
27 Gitoer, 65 @6afe unb IA @6peine.
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BUR Sod,scit hes Brin;en Wilbe(m

- 3ur 5od5cit bes Brin;en Wilbslm
bon Preuben, bic om 81. 6etruar se=
feic,l wcrcen icu, sDsrosn BON allen Sci.
ten srcbe gortereitunsen in Berlin se=
trcifer. @nSliiderieits perben oer Yrin;
Dcn Walss uno Der perac9 bon @cin6urs
uno ruifilderIeits cer grcefurit Nleris,
bic brittle Sobn oes aaiiers AIerasosr,
ermartet.
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msi Sraane.

@ssulirs 3uerf BEN @asen, s,psitsns
bic esbsr; beionDers ben erftsrsn, 70 pab lis
ibre 5aaettcnen oolIitanSis perridten tSn.
men, uno ba pirf menia1sas, neun3ebn
3span3tsitel con ben 9sieen enifsrnen su
pslhen ste Menidteit erbltb II, In tte.
fem ooer einisem aubern &lima. Aopfsn-
8ttters III bas ein,iss Ding, uel@es bte(en
amsi Srsansn pOGitaasis as1unpes natir'
li&es Dirfsn eeben Dirb.
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- 9ie 8ieb5u6t in ben Ser. 5taa=
ten. Sas Nderbau Bureau in Waib=
inston bat eben einelt itatiitii6en Nus=
tpeis iiber Die 3abl Der 9austbiere in
ben Ser. Staten uno europa per=
6ffentlidt. Seri ielbe 1T in &iir5e mie
folgt:
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g. Wpuoarf.

prattlectes ubrmacrcr uno Suwelier, talt
itsts etn srobss unp ssipdbItss Eager BON
SuweIen aafr art, 8rtlsn &c. an 5anb
nno Ssrfauft unter Garanti. ;u ben
maBtaitsn Yrsiisn. Nas Naparaturan -
namfnflib on ubrta - .perosn prompt unb
efldIdt ansaefubrt. Serr 0ouvaat bat
zine Ianajatriae Grfabruns I'm @sldaft,
bat In ben srSbtsn europalhen Staotsn
8sarbsItst uno pettieat pullss Usrtranfn.
26.1.Sl,tli.
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Eaatsas yreis Nrei1s
frlbe.nt
dalid nit NusnabMe tes spnntaGs
unt foaet
$1,000 fiji. bassSatr cher So iur
3 Wrnat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-21
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03
GIitARD'S GIFT.
What it Cost to Support the Coll.

What 1T Cost to support the College in 1880.
The annual report Of the Girard estate,
just issued, shows that there are in the
college at the present time S73 pupils, with
All applications for admissions to the in
stitution. The applications are from all
parts of the state, but the preference will
be given to those born in the old city
limits, which include the district
between Vine and South streets and
the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers.
Or the Girard estate the report
shows that the total value of the real
estate, stocks, and loans composin. the
residuary fund is Sc, 81, 765,S9. The total
cash receipts for the year were 1886, 793, SO
while the expenses for maintaining the
estate aud the college institution were
aSt5, $3.50, leaving balance Oh hand, on
December 81. 1880, Of SO, 925, 73. Among
the items Of expenditures of the estate dur
ing the year were $50, 59s,52 for general.
repairs to real estate alterations to the
front of the stores. Chestnut street from
Eleventh to Twelfth, $11, ,237 city taxes,
s64 G36, II !; law and miscellaneous expenses
$11, ,547.97; taxes lands, out of the city,
81, ,922,2 construction of water reser-
voirs. $26, 103,O2 OF the items of main-
tanning the college during the year, which
aggregated $3.50, 1 IL, 10, may be mentioned
that of substance. which cost $50, 400. Al :;
clothing ETC.. 81, ,642. 10 wages s33 951 .23 !:
extension of infirmary, S25,512.25; and
erection Of new buildings, ETC., S63, 500. 80
The instruction cost 500, ,349.7S.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03
"A BLOODY NURlSEIs.

Tries to Kill tho Whole Family.
i terrible TRACED was enacted one mile
south of Otis, Ind. last Friday night.
James Augustine and family have lived in
that place for E.any years and were possess
ed Of considerable property and generally
kept a good deal of money in the house.
On Friday afternoon Henry Augustine, a
nephew of James, came from Chicago to
pay them q visit and tried vain!y to get
them to drink from a bottle which proves
to have contained poisoned whisky.
About II o'clock at night he got up from
his bed sought the bed room Of James
Augustine, and cooking Il revolver began
to fire. Mrs. Augustine, was SO badly
wounded that she died, James
Augustine was shot in the breast and
will probably die. Henry ran from the
room after firing several shots. The sons
hearing the firing came down stairs and
Christian Augustine demanded Of Henry,
whom he met in the kitchen, what it
meant. Henry replied with bullet,
which killed Christian instantly. He gave
a parting shot at the younger brother,
James, which only made slight flesh
wound, and then coolly went to his uncle's
room and demanded admission, assuring
him lie was all right and wanted to help
him. James, tho son, got the revolver
from him and put him in the kitchen,
locking the door. Henry escaped bare
footed and hatIess and has not yet been
captured. Lynching will probably follow
il he is captured.