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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-30
WASHING "A.

strife sr Miners-Bertsss Acetasat.
WASHINGTON, PA, November @.-Ths
coal miners In the employ Of Jonathan
Allison have struck for higher Wa0ss and
the mtasA closed ---5s.-t q =, =. a.
mishop, which will probably result fatally.
He was at work in the Ciaysvihe tunnel,
when the scsfiolding he was using fell,
precipitating him 70 the ground, distance
OF about twenty FIVE feet, crushing his leg.
breaking several ribs and indicting other
wounds.
A postoflice has been established at New
+. c. Noble, ESQ, one Of washington
countys best and most highly respected
citizens, died at his honA near Caysyilis.
on Wednesday. He had been h falling
health for several months. He Was well
known In Wheeling where no bad many
friends. The funeral will take plaos On
Friday at IL O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-30

SCRANTON, Pa. November 29.-The Lacka-
wanna Iron and Coal Company's steel mills
shut down tonight for an Indefinite period.
Over !, ,0O0 men are thrown out of work,
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The SNOW storm.

New YoRK, November pa snow storm
set in 1T two O'Clock this morning and still
continues. The snes is four Inches dep
sL.i stssct raf tcarei g. s.a- aai f.E.rGit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-30

q. \. Fdnunds 4 Co, general produce
H,alers, of Sioux City, Iowa, failed yes
|ertlay. Liabilities, $4,000.
/ i've stock markets: Cattle-In fair
HEN and at East Liberty, dull at New
kork and fairly active at Chicago.
|Iocs- Slow at East Liberty. fiImer at
Nv York, weak at Chicago and firm
Cincinnati.
On Wall street yesterday money was
|,uutCd at S65 per cent. and good buSl-
t. paper at Gas per cent. Exchange
|, - steady at 800 4S4. Governments
|yrraular, but in the main higher, States
tglectrd, railroads strong, and the gem
IA. list strong, with an upward ten
|,ury.
Produce markets: Wheat-Quiet ut
Baltimore, steady at Toledo, lower at
New York, lower at Chicago, dull at
d. iladelphia, and easier at CINCINNATI.
|ruvi>iOnS-U Unsettled and lower at
New York, unchanged a. Chicago, fairly
Icrive at Philadelphia and dull at Gin
|Inuati.
The following sales of West Virginia
battle were made in Philadelphia on
Monday: A. Il J. Christy, 423 beeves,
In lM sc; VI. Ulman, account Lehman
|3}res., lG6, 5G6fe; Schamberg X Paul,
II I. iC,6c; II. Chain, Jr., IS, 4lG54c; l..
Horn, lOl, 40 sic; NJ. Levi, 10, 5G6!c;
|kbe Osthelm, 50, ga SIC.
Thefollowing table shows the receipts
hi live stock yesterday at the points
i amed:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-30

Posf Jnvn, n. =. NessnSse A.-As
express train On ths ksis Rcd. TIP bosfs
late, ran into fright tsAin ueeg 0sses-
wood to-dsy, Cooduetse D4viA Larrtsg.
q the fre.slst trrfn. erd tbe tngiretf o. ne
.ss.,.ss k,,iFsx E.SsksH nsi .,sc fsrf< VI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-30

WASHINGTON, Pa, November 29.-The
child OF Mrs. Samuel Donaldson, which
wss sent by her TO the boarding house Of
John Allen In care Of . hackman, aud
afiprward taken TO the home OF its father
in Buffalo, wss taken 70 the county home.
the father having deserted IL also.
william Prigg, Of Canton township, loas
between fifty and nIty sheep last week,
they being killed and wounded by doga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-30

EERvrs, brain, snd muscles gain strserth
spd she Te--~ of endxrsr bg rsu4k
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-30

AT the change of every SEASON s,neyish-
pess o; the blood sbcE'd L p.ereu-"1 ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-30

Dxs MorSEs, November 2o.-Nsvs has
been received or the srrest Of VIM. BAbbitt
In Chicago, sharged with placing dynamite
in the International distillefy.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11

lit is ont of the question, under
the circumstances, for ms to devote
space to d review Of BafcbeIler &
Doris Great Inter.Ocean Show,
which gave twn performances in
Lake Charles on Thursday last.
1t was, simply and truly all that its
eilterntising and gentlemagily pro
Ifiet0rs had proclaimed it to be.
Alillie-C Christine, the two headed
wamaii, Ii certainly the greatest
living wonder III this or any other
coanfry, and WAS Of herself, aside
from amy Of the ether excellent
features nf the show, worth D good
deal moro than the price Of adlnis-
sinn. a very large crowd Of pee
pie from the country Was hi town
and the largo tent was comfortably
zlllesi at both the afternoon and
evenings performance, and We i'm
a.Sile that tile satisfaction express
ah lly ossE people, with what they
saE, Is fully Feelpraeafed BY the
managers Of The show, at the
amount Of an0ney taken iii. Should
AIessIs Bachelor s. Doris come
a9aisl. mex season tliey may expect
efasl 4 greater harvest
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trary, Nj. Editor Everybody, and
know every higil-ininded citizen shonld,
and will give them the commehlation
due Them. and give them helping
hand.
These gentlemen have sold no stock
of the company, nor do they intend to
ask any public aid, though / consider
il would be greatly to the interest of
the two parishes which viii be beni-
fited by this road, to give some help !;
ant ! doubt whether any aid would be
| accepted Their determination is to
/ build it themselves, with their own
money aud brains. And is it not to
he sincerely hoped that success may
attend them IN the furtherance of the
undertaking? for it is men like these
that every community needs and Should
encourage.
| All this work and outlay of money,
has been going on so quietly, that
am afraid the ontside world may think
| am :. blowing" No newspaper puffs
no Texas style of ccstRcy has taken
hold Of our people or newspaper men,
consequently do not know i.ut what
the outside world would Sc justified
in forming sach an opinion But,
however, the above is Al true.
Why is il, Mr.. Editor, that the
Louisiana press seems to beyeIled with /
IA silence, when our improvements and
enterprise are fit subjects for jiscns-
sioHg This shonld not he, for the I
press should always be the power in !
front fnot behind Of The throne, which I
draws US into the front rank of sue
cess
The world does not know vet, Chat
some of our enterprisiag citizens are
at work (thoagll they have been at it
for some time) to have ship canal
cnt from yoar city to Sabine Pass.
The advantages of which 10 your city
and Sabine city can scarcely be esti-
mated.
Now, just Won let the world know
that we want and need this improve
ment, in addition to the above, in or
der to furnish it with the finest kind
Of yellow pine lumber, in abundance,
and perhaps it viii give us helping
hand ito paddle our canoe" 4;
With your permission, ! propose to
discuss this canal question in my next.
Very respectfully, x.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11

ComstaIIe,s sale.

Third Justice Court Ca7cdsieH R1rias-9 Sld
Of Louisiana. s..
Henry Stanton vs. W. l. Huschins ct a.
10y virtue Of a writ of feri .Joeias. issasi
Id and to me directed from the HonaTabk
Court aforesaid, viii offer for sale at puhl
auction, to the last and highest bidder, ID.
Cash, with the benefit Of appraisenent 81 DIX
Court House In the town Of Lake CIsfle
La, on
Saturday. November rs. asea
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following deseFiiel
property, to wit:
One Boss Saw GUNNER, at Hntehins
O'Neil's mill, in Calcasieu parish. La. seisa
to satisfy said writ issued in the above nul
bered suit .. j. LYONS, Constable
Third Wsrd, Caleasieu parish, Is
oet-l4-'S2.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11

The result of last Tuesdays cleo,
ton III anr own district is the re
verse of wlIat We had hoped and
anticipated. Kellogg's election tt
congress il conceded by a majority
Of from two to three thousand
eattie's candidacy, as predicted
Ill this journal from the first, was
more Of an injury to 8Ir. Aeklen's
earlse than that Of KeIlogg's With
this exception Louisiana has cleo
tod d solid Democratic delegation
to congress-.
1nTexas, the entire state ticket
Il elected BY majority Of fully
afty thousand. One Republican
goes to congress, Tom 0ehiItree,
from tl,e seventh district. L. r..
Davis, the notorious Republican
governor Of 'T0,Iis defeated in the
tenth district by a majority of
some three Thousand, BIZ the Hon.
John Hancock, who, barring John
H Reagan. is a more able man
than ever had tho honor Of repre-
senting the Lone Star State in con
gress.
The Democrats Of Massachusetts
elect their standard bearer, Benz.
i. Butler, governor by d plurality
Of from fifteen to twenty thousand
This gives The general some prom
inenee as d presidential candidate
IN eighteen and eighty.four There
Is III accounting tor the public
pnlse nowadays. Louisiana viii
never support Ben Bntler for any
thing. Give us David Davis in
preference.
New York, according to the latest
reports, has elected Grover Gleve-
Land governor biz the astonishing
majority Of nearly two hundred
thousand "a crushing rebille to
President ArtIar and his satel-
Ites, and one that gives new hope
to the Democracy alloyer the land |
Let Us give cheers for the great
empire state, whose action has en-
Unused new and vigorous blood |
into the veins Of the party and |
principles that must sooner or later
resume control Of national affairs.
In brief, the result of Tuesdays
work, I8s may n sg2fa ne q "a ID oaEaS5
Rs.-~ss-,y .--ss,.Is.-'l- ~ 40 srSstss-srs7
III the honse Of representatives
the Democrats viii have 1876; Re
publieans, l32; Readjaster-coaIi- /
tioaists, s.; Greenbacker, 1. Total,
90. Democratic majority IS. In
the senate, 1t is thought the Dem
oerats may have a majority of 2
this, however, was not calculated
upon, and IL it does turn ont so.
viii simply be another blessing
that was Hnasked and unlocked
for, but one that will be gratefully
received.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11

SIN. Kusaw 81, Baltimore, I'D.
Eents Upon the Feeommenda-
aion OF . friend ] tried BEowNis
KAoM AArTHRs ns 4 tonic and re-
Es1rEtive for my danEhter, Riotn
was thoro1zllly caBEineed was
uaziing aAAy wilh Consumption
Having lost 4hrre daughters By the
2HExsAae disezse, under the care 81
zEaiasnl phgsiciags I was lnsn 20
believe that anyshiIiK could arrest
tlse prpHress 81 thE Disease, but, 20
nay grest surprise, hkseEs my de1Hxia-
aef bad snkk1 uAe bottle 81 ERgMNis
zsnH BrTFaR5, she began IS Eaella
and rtlTf Is qHlte restored 10 forlner
heailh a sab dauratse began %
alaaw ss&sA Of C0AsMusptiaH, and
wAsal 1lse physician eFnE ennsnlsed
ke erit,if said = TONES werz no
llaae.i assk when inlexmrd islzsl
tbs cider HialeF Naa taking Baaassa
kMuH ArxfmeG, EraRaHsiad tiaFz is
r snd tonle. i,a.4e
apvasH fHzls
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r begins to look now very much
Ike Gen. B. 4, Butler stood pretty
fair chance Of being elected governor
Of Massachusetts. If the report that
the German element had determined
to folleR tho example Of their coun-
trymen in Ohio, and go over to the
Democrats, be true, then Ben Butler
wiIl BE tie next governor Of Massa-
ehnaeits. Later-Bntler wins
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11

The most extensive, thorough and
eonpIeie institation 81 the kind ia The
world. Thousands of accountants and
business men, IN the principal cities
aEd towns Of Tie United Htaless owe
their success to our course Of training.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11

AK extensive sugar refinery is to
be erected in New Orleans. 1t is
claimed that sugar can be imported
from Cuba and other points, refined,
and then shipped to Texas Mexico
and Central America.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11
Am Edi1or's Gara1i1usle.

EUFAI4lA, -AIa-, JUNG II, IooJ.
Fl. II. WARSER O. Co.: Sirs-To
the faithful use of Your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure attribute the perma-
nent and gratifying cure of n painful
structure of the urethra, which has
afflicted my son for seven long years.
Every other known remedy had been
tried but had failed.
~ W. sssai
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11

IralaT ~ otter my profess
siaHal services to the people Of
ie lsallas ! will remain one
week am stepping at t;apt. J :.
ss llawEsine boarding house I
solicit y librFaE Shane ii pzr lla7
Afoaae D. fIAzsaI MON.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11
.TAXESt TAXES =.


nj Office ls hereby given to an M.
IN 1Of the parish Of Calcasieu, ma
role for the year 1ss2, have been MA w \.
Office q the Recorder Of Mortgages mi Il
quired by law, and that the taxes fnssa n NJ
1882 are now due. They are furtbs- s ". "
that said taxes will become ielinon,s.,,.3a
3lst day of December, 1882 ard 81, 81 y,
interest according to Sec 40. Of A. - ~ W.
1882, at the rate Of three per cent. prr mn, 'A
Parties owing taxes ON personal ~
must come forward and pay said taxa rs X!
diately, as said taxes will become ilellal un'
on the LIST day of October, 1882.
Those wishing TO avoid costs Of po,,,.
seizure, win do well to make prplnnt 49, ap
d, H. Lyons
Sheriff and ex-ofiicio Tax Collector 81.
casieu parish, In. ane. $3.50
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11
LUBRICATING OILS.
sHERIFF'S SALE.
A, MGMAIDEN 6 CO., u ]. vANDay


A. RIGMAIDEN & CO., w ]. YANDtr
DY VIRTUE of an order issued. md h
ID me directed, by the HonofsbIe Qoari
aforesaid, will offer for sale at public sns.
ton. TO the last and highest bidder, for eas6
with the benefit of appraisment, at the Com
House door of this parish, In the town H
Lake Charles, Louisiana, on
Saturday. November NJ. EssQ
at m O'Clock. n. M.
the following described property. t0-wit
One barrel of Flour, one Safe. one balt
barrel of Salt, three4fourths OF q barrel II
Sugar, two boxes of Snndries, one can n
Oil, one pail of Butter, W, Nuts, one Stove
one Table, one lot of Chairs, one Bath Tub
one barrel of Croekery Ware, one lot X
Tools. one Tub and Barrel, one Hoe. ose
Spade, two Pals and one box of Medieines
All situated in Caleasien parish, Louisiana
Seized to satisfy said writ, issued ii tbs
above mentioned suit.
D. II. LYONS,
Sheriff Caleasieu Parish Louisiana
SnERIEP's OFFICE, Lake Charles, La, 0cto
Der 2S, 1882.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation Of
life, it circnlates through every part
Of the body, and unless it is pure
and nch, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the 0nfy sure and quick way 20 drive
it out is to purity and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts sre well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree shat aakifag but
mon viii restore the blood 10 its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made hlacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious
Browns IRoN BITTERsw illthor-
oughly and quickly aszimilale with
the blood, purifying and Strengthen
ing It, and thus drige disease from
any part Of the system, and it will
aat blacken the teeth, cause head
ache OF constipation, and is pos
lively e1f injurious.
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4. F.

N atAorftrH wits fsscln1a 81 me
j TaiEa l11Isl II e slsislsl 81 ltss
We nt lhe nHt ia pfsnliRg n Toe
}54 =, 14eInoaf II einfli
AsH
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11

iltAN All lIlslh 4llSHnEHE
| are caused by diserdered Kidneys OF Liver.
and that if these great organs are kept in a
I perfect condition, health will be the result
WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER
CURE
Is made from a Simple Tropical Leaf
OF EgA ERE VALUE.
And is a POSITIVE Remedy for the follow
ing Troubles;
EhBzn an the Back Severe Head.
aeiaes= Dizziness EBlOaIiRs:
Unframed Eyes, A Fired
Feelings Night
sSFeaIs:
Pains ia file Lower ESaF's Of tEse
IsOays GessKp1satiOn of the
Heart: -EisaRntliee Gravel;
Bb--s-SFsBa
. s1EH--..A airfnHIiOn:
AaaIaFisaE ENeSers
Fever 81 AgEzes
And all diseases caused by the Kidneys,
Liver or Urinary Organs being ont of order.
1t is a Safe and Certain cure for all Female
diihealties, such rs
Womb Failing Of 1iae Womb;
liberation of IEAe Womb
II viii control and regulate MensEFuatiOn
and is an exlfaient and safe remedy for fe-
males during pregnancy.
As q Bload Purifier it is unequaled, for it
cures the organs that make the blood. For
Bolts; Carbunciess ScRGfULa !:
Whsfe Swelling: Salt KheHEl;
Poisoning NJ Mercury OF
Amy other Drug,
II is certain In every ease.
For IncOatinence: Impotence:
Pains Ia the LaiRs, and
All Similar Diseases,
Il is safe. sure and quick Cure.
1t is the OBIy known remedy that has cared
BrfgIEt7s Disease.
As proof of the purity and worth Of this
Great Natural Remedy, read the following
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
s. A. LATTIMORE, PHI, D., L. /, D., Pro
lessor OF Chemistry in the University of
Rochester, n Y, knoging the popularity and
merit of Warmers safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, after q thorough Chemical Analysis,
has furnished the following statement;
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,
CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
ROCHESTER,, N. T., Jan. ., 1850.
Mr. H. Fl. Warner has placed in my posses
sion the formula of the medicine manufac-
tuHed and sold by him under the general
designation Of WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY
AND LIVER CURE. / have investigated his
processes of manufacture, which are con-
Quoted with extreme care and according 10
the best methods. have also taken from his
laboratory samples of all the materials used
in the preparation Of this medicine, and upon
critical examination ] fiRd them, as well as
the medicine into which they enter, To be en-
tirRly Tree from poisonous or deieterioas sub
stances.
s. a. BALTIMORE. :
HFhis Remedy which has done such won
deTs, is put up in the largest sized bottle Of
any medicine upon the market, and Is ssad BY
Druggists and all dealers at sI.25 per bot
tie. For Diabetes enquire for WARMERS
SAFE DIABETES CURE Il il Positive
Kennedy.
HI. Kk. WAEsNEsA2 a. &C..
EkOcheAeer. Ne n.
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T'Eae Right K2iEgd OF HssaHH-
cation GOr Young EEem
and ladies.

Fine brick block. sitnatad on street
car line. Elegantly Tilted aud furnis bed
apartsnsnts far tie application Of aud
Dalrrying eas 0f our novel and system
afic methods 81
H2zaal Hzess asaa a Hza =
GaHng men WING ntenpiate a bsiei5
ness ife. sad pafents haxing sons 10
lelaaete, are pnfi5aniasig xeuReslea sp
seliz Mi aaf Circular which will
give FAC infernaiicu ns . tefms e9n-
ltoN y
HlSAe
epts
|A5. "a j.
-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11
ID VIII expes fIae Poison and pro-
fex.1 them from attack!

As evidence see .extract from W. b. Yates
letter, where the Regulator afforded prOtec-
ton from the worst and most deadly type of
Malaria, 10 wit Yellow Fever.
"SIRs / have stood the storm Of four
epidemies Of the Yellow Fever. | had it the
first visitation. hut during the other three
used your medicine. / WIS continually in the
rooms of the sick and dying, but escaped. j
have had several TO ask me how / escaped
told them it was all owing to the virtue OF
was to break out sgain and had bottle Of
your Regulator / woald feel as safe as if was
1000 miles away.
Memphis, Tenn, April Il, 1S79''
Having neutralizcd the pois0naof Malaria
In such extreme cases it can be relied on as a
sovereign specific and GRmEisIo1e in
milder forms.
See that you get the Genuine in White
Wrapper, with red z, prepared only by ], II.
ZeiIin s. Co Tinne-3-'S2 4
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1850
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11

equal to any of the kind in the couu-
Rtry. TIE buildings consist Of i hotel
and lodging house, residence for the
superintendent, round house, shop.
store ana warehouse. Along the line
There are numerous log huts used BY
the teaasters, log men and graders.
II IS really refreshing 20 take Trip
oFer the road. The whistle Of the
locomotive, the piercing crack Of the
l5teaHsier's whlp,resembliEg the insilade
ct musketry, the" geet-np and : BIO
of the lcansler, the laundering Of the
giant pine's fall, the pow-pow Of the
choppers ak, leaves no doubt IN the
VISITORS mind that there is business
here, ana idIeness has no place. While
Your correspondent was mp the road,
hn saw a train load OF logs, some Of
them meaanflng over 4 thousand feet
of lumber to tho leg, haildied. on
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-03
OLD DAMASCUS.

Damascus was the residence of a rich
and extravagant court, with its train of
high officials. Hither came crowds of
strangers, merchants and caravans from all
parts CT the East. Her bazaars were
filled with the artificial and natural pro-
ducts of three hemispheres, and frequented
by picturesque and busy crowd. Here
groups of Syrians, in their purple cloaks,
ornamented with arabesque patterns with
baggy trousers and red sandals, in their
full turbans of white or blue, drove their
asses and mules laden with the produce of
their country. Bedouins, in their wooden
mantles of brown and white stripes, their
heads bound with "kufijes of red and
yellow, stood gaping and puzzled in the
crowded streets here on praneing steed
passed naughty chief, shaking his long
lance. Descendants of the Prophet, with
sharply cut features, slowly paced toward
the mosque counting their rosaries. Trains
of women, their figures completely con-
cealed in their long white cloaks, bar.
gained and haggled in the shops black
slaves and beggars pushed and wrangled
in the mob water. carriers, selling iced
lemonade and sherbet, clinked their metal
cups on all sides were heard the cries of
the vendors. "Raghyf ia shibab, +"
Bread, good youths" cried the bread
seller; Goods from Halbun," called out
the peasant with his splendid 6gs, grapes
and promegranates "Eddaim Allah, A."
"God is the imperishable," was the cry of
the salad seller, wishing to win the GUS
tom of the devout by praising the eternity
of God in drawing attention to the perish
able quality OF his goods. And all this
hustle and turmoil took place within the
narrow streets shaded from the sun by
straw mattings or under the stone arcades.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-03

THE CARE OF HoGs.-No animal ia so
extensively distributed over the globe, or
increases so rapidly as the hog. 1t is
mistake to allow BOWS to breed before they
are year old, as they are not then suffi-
GENTLY matured, and pigs from such are
sometimes too weak to live. Hogs ought
not to sleep under old houses or in bed of
dust. If one has dozen hogs, pen ten
feet square, closely walled up on the east
and north side to break off all the raw,
cold winds, dry in all kinds of weather and
good roof overhead, is the best sleeping
place for these animals. Put in leaves
with clean litter foot in depth, and
sprinkle on these every week or two kero-
sene oil from common garden watering
pot. II there are lsigns of lice or mango,
put little carbolic acid with the kerosene
oil. By having an open pen for hogs to
sleep in, one may go into and examine 1t
and see that it does not get foul, and can
clean it out and put fresh clean litter in
place of the old, and mix sulphur, kerosene
oil, carbolio acid and other things to keep
the litter from becoming foul and I'M
healthy. This cannot be done when hogs
sleep under old houses or in shelterless
nests of their own making in the woods
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