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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

lCsss ~. lsesj 1sitieh so,a,.,
vsss punished ~ ysat It dual.
4ngloa1 Win haveas Oosd Q sieh
- A)oxaodsie whe0 Gheeooquens,1
gnssiGsos 4 = - ~ b 0ibealao,
and Main.
Tbe Pslsee q Walls lAAelysseeiv,a
. dtvsstiag NY As0 tks Mayes,p
ols 0j6laod eeoDty toWn, whom n
e01sod - sesst b ~ ssltsshue,G
Sse,.,. ''Thask surhighsss," aa,l
~ lody, 'bae Tn shampooine a
eoupoe q ledIes, and dea't IKE I,
)oovo ths0."
Aeooe1ing b ~ Leodsa Ohaers,.
''peeu)lar Pespss'' ~ thsy Who die
q three o'e)oek, VITO ct lsltses via
Q knilb, ssd Who drink nd wias
Win salmoo. And, n might hsv,
beea added, equally peculiar AZ IL
peopje who ct - esoo0 and dsink
seDbe simultaneously.
0oapo audoeleoD men q Praaes laaa.
h diDed upoa ~ heast and ham q
Q noo. The meat NJ ibond Arm BIT
ut palatabls, and ths hsast, although
vsey sklllhslly psspsssd With tru@s,
W. voted s1eessivsly toagh AID 10.
dlgestjble. Altagsthse, ths fsast a
ths king a. the ibesst W. . lhjlurs.
4 roooot numbee q tie Leadoa
Lasese eenes ct agaiast sappsn,
aad assssb that they ~ . mistake,
snlsD they aEs 10 ut. II ~ u name.
lh1e dlnness, aad taken ats rsasoaa.
~ sasly hsss. The uaxim oGhsallh
shoo)d be-sup easiy asd sup lightly;
q, fyes dine ~, . Det sap q I'll.
Dissaeli paid )loo . shave abr The
7aooe shares q 0ues canal stoek -
beqght ~ the DsltiDh 0oveenusat.
Dlssaeji's jnvsst0eat has paid Eng.
lsad sbost O. 80. aod eighty.
tvo pr esst u ths tsaags passing
through tie canal b hess. The II.
vestmeatD = wosth aghtiag lbs.
as1de ton Englssd's elals,s ~ ths
EUptioD 0ovesomoot foe looas
mo6o % lsaaail b Engllshmsa.
laaall, Tie lats Khedivs q EUpe,
b sumptUeosly quaslesed Il 1sos.
With Tie Do0esooo ladies q BIZ
heassbs)d, ssd = . usivssssl lhvog.
10. Ordinarily. disainguiehed pse.
20 VIE Witt ~ King = ~ 8" 70
~ Vatloh0. ls0ojD b % e1eopljoa.
he = g ha0e ID bslh paloees.
Whso - visias Tie RaPe the Swiss
guasds tusn ct, aod ~ bejlsvee II
neAa0med b veleeosed - ~ soe.
Dsssse q g. Pstse WITH pooetilieue
Dejquetto. Ismall = 6oubeloaD Ieljel.
'aeiag hl0self jast nov thae - = 0
Vsidoot q 0o0o snthoe thoa0( Alex.
Indsio.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

$1,000 -. - -.
s - 1sa-s-
|...,.'..s.s.0
--..:.~ .....aa.. -
~. $500 ~ -. 4 -
.~ 4. r.1....ae.1.
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... 49,. I.
~s..> = ~ 49,: ..vses. -.
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~ ~ ~ ~.4(n- $3.50 =
-..es.-.sS - 49,, ~
Ut sveo the1g eoo016ooo Wsso q 9
-" Hence, ~ ss00loo6o 80
sDu6o6 thoG + w. uss3eD - pgoeeeo
asy Sasthse - s6vasss ~ nses
pgopesltDsna. aod thot they eo0se
sev6 Deussineleao g - esa ''1bey
vssld = thsle w ~ ~ 1ode
pea,aeslD seold . the1h" 1850
alDoe 0onoenl DDvoe 0odo . 3pooeo
dssiag ~ esssss q Witch - ~
fteqoeotly inosnnp1Dd y hqeaeS0
. - vbsehes - ~ - NJ Cs0e'
yso'b 0aa. II 0eossaD oooIly sop'
-
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

WAsouo9o2July 9G-ln respeose
. . applieoGjea ftoa ~ 0ovoen-
0o0tt oounodl ID ~ Ntoe D0oto
e1ooA 0eeo01 Assistant H0ot0ooeoe
0o0oCol 0einoe ~ pgUpogod Q 0eoao.
0oot q ~ ooot q iho 0(ar leaoto
nail soevieo fer ~ 0seal yeals M %
l0oDine3osiv4 iatho ttsttS q Louisi.
anA To&aA Kaaoo9, NobgaGkA. Cujo-
NJ Oreguo, N0vods aad C0li6o91is.
~ - 16efitsgi0 q Oneo1a, Nd
t.a2 New nexiee. Arisaaa, Utah,
ldaho ard WaDhlnGtoa. TIE anDual
e.,ee g pgeDooe y o80o41k T1e -
- oov0go 00o e0otsaee eoe0 aod h0lf
e ~ pCoeodlag Tern. Tho ~.
vioas eo0Ge1ee tam oodod Jume Ah,
lo74 Wbo0 ~ eoot ~ . ..olAO9o
Tbo eow Tern bel)nn q ~ tU))WwinG
aay, July It. l159 O0o year altecc
W1gdD u ct ~ eoo6 Eoiood b
1gady . oaeWt - aDd q ~ 81
II IL sceoo4 YER q tho tern
aoetAse nill10o N 6oo0 49,.
To ten oe tooe yoas0 Oooea00 Juoe
q - al - 1T ~ - asn0al
eeot M sely o40a7 ~ owing to -
tsatjea. The nat tenn began July
IL. loo4 saa 10 annual eoGf y only
o4Ql401 while ~ oo9vioo In the
sAlne 1eetO ard Territories q tho
fright u Brady isontioa eout 1884,
Jo10 4. Waleh testified n To Star
yeato Trial today that tho looa q
~ 10 nna6n In Af1ni2v Waa In anvngn1
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

4 IigAt Between WHITES end
ooG1oo0.
ATLANTA, Ga, July MA fatal
riot occurred q thO tunnoo "a The
Rene extooaioa q ~ Cincinnati Z
0ooegis railroad lase evening, b.
tweeo . number Of reckless Whits
nea - o. 3D. and negro railroad
hands a The otho9. 4 6ar.roo0 bad
boo0 established q tie usoutA Of the
tannol and indulGooee In whioky had
produced I'D state Of aGalro. On
H. eve0ing named. John Hicks,
white. beekoe bv several other 10,
aEto0ptod % 0i0og0 . crowd Of ~
Gooe. He w. setting without ~
theeity. Ten Lawn, . 1agro, refused
b give Up biz pioto). and Wa0 shot by
~ Hieke party. He win de. The
neeroos ia 6fod upoa Hicke. Id
ding his body with 6allets and KILL
in9 lin Instantly. Several others
Woeo wounded. About thirty A.
rests have boen made.
Tell them Il 10 IN to laugh q
ply % Sunday and make Tie day -
dsll and stupsd - possible for them.
Thea whsa they grow Up and % to
Congre0 they viii b apt to pa0 .
bdll doing away with the ohsesvancss
altogsther.
Canada counts % harvesting a.
oooy go b00bob a wheat
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

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- 0....., SsSS, SNRA.
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-. !. ss.s.s.1~..H 1eeV...A
- ~ ~ - ee.v.euc1iea RI
~. - ~. 49, - so.ea1
s..s.H....S 1~aa.aoa. 1890
~ .aa..es.. -. a~-.aa.A.av -.
r.~a ~. ......a.aS -.
villnan H. lulnafhv - evinaooa.
Il aeuDd NJ y goeelvrl o svj0poee
evsa aaninst nsl6sM, beeanso Q 60
suloDay - ~ beoo eo1oh1laho0.
h eoQst aoid ~ aQeglleo ~
alrqody $50 diseussod anA 0oo0do1.
h a1Rugleut ~ ut shakso ~
$500 = allpa1y exneeapoh. No
exess Jud1sial eeolbss6eo eoalA -
tnholah ~ eer,ue dna3eH. No 40
eouad y eeQvje1od q uas6ee booDgo
~ tody - lDood e ~ es10e ethse.
vipo eooeluslvely Gslahalshod, vhe0
~ aAmanlea Vou)l - sfsooR ovl.
dsoss sG,lnse IN. g h ssespas,-
u. WIN ~ eenbinaGjeo 1nlpss
plaeo q ~ daad 10y q nasder 4
anakss Ct es.ipss 6safseA In ~
peupent - 4 oeuDa ~ - 1eQlo6
tha9 ssvssal eeatuos1suu ~ . inti-
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h-a1a,,.H.. y ~i.-.I
$3.50 - -1
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

930D01011o0D 1G081DB % Ato000
AIoAl.
ALEXANDRIA, July A.-Iba
British s1psslsoee great df1Dso)ty n
neving their guns, Vithest which
4 = i0pesa1b)e b aeso0e H. s1ba-
s1ve - Ra0leh. Directly after Q
suDeIoot 0ombee q heevy guns h
placed IL pssltioa - attempt Win
- naads - dislodgo Anil Pasha
witheot s1pesing ~ tsooes. 0an-
nesD aad gua0 from ~ 1eot aso -
ing - ~ hook
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

1ales 1he 0pollag 0Ai)droo.
Try 10 fosEet - mueh . pealbis
that yea wese young yessseaE
When thy amuss Themselves to-.
tusing aainals, loek o. and langh.
Alvays ten them to hit heck whsa
annoyed ~ nsighbesing ehildsea.
Tsll then I'll he liss you like, and
hajf kin then Il they tell yoa eas.
When tbsy tell yoa thsy voar Do
. thing laagh at them aud 1t Il 90.
When they hAll and hurt thsn-
selvs Sold them ibe thele awkward
Drso them IN sty)e that they viii
b sftaid TO ply iDe tsar q spoiling
their c|othss.
Make religion such . Ioog-aAeed
poky thing, that they'll hate tbe
nams a It - loag - they live.
OooV 41ve them anything bat The
blble 70 rod, eabhath-ecAool boo,,s
and dimo.novels.
Doa't give them The habit Of kisD.
Ing them good night; II you happea
% dc they'll Be awful lonely With
out Il.
Tell them Il y q sin 20 b dishonest,
bot u they bring you hack to much
change from the groesr's, keep Il and
tell them 70 ny nothing about Il.
Let them slsep until you have
started 70 work IN the mesning, and
have them pat 70 bed at night bstors
Jon ct home, 10 avoid beceuing too
intimately aequaintsd With then.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

PANAMA, July A.-Tbea. 0uog6a,
pGss60eot a Cesls Rieo, b 6eoA.
6ARATooA, July A-Fisst saee, I
ni)e, Wedding day, I. Naogje Ayr,
I, Dsuoo 4 tDe, 1s4ll.
LoxDoN, July 8.-The 0eedweod
stakes Wese Wo0 ~ Iegtisimee ;
Rsvso)ee, sssoo6 /; 6obsa0, third.
VIRHHA, July IA eoo0lel
oee0sysd - ~ railway bstveea
pooaaotD aod loboeos1 IN Dooheovo
distsie4 aaa lbsrossa pssseas wsss
klllod.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26
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~ p..ae - ~ Diriu1rv.
~. ,.....A., - n. e,e,aoe1r, n
~ e.k,.~ - ~ .,e.>ar..
49,: II ~ ve9eu ~ y hsuAg.
-. - Alemenheeplaeue aoalaGD
- $4,000 Hnrnnanna r.
se,dlew ed IT, subblo lbaght ~
leeG A De1ssi. shiok vilh tvssty
noaeuaa, a.vod ~ iphehie.nls q
~ Jewish quasose; asd tesk then
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

CR1cAoo. July "A Lloosoo.
Neh., special a0s: ouodav 0lght
w. II. Dejd, Q lhensel1 0a0s, -
- ios1asely kilDsa ID NJ. VIZ
ho1seaght Se6aOo Ao0 - bsuoo1aey
VIA ~ sea-la-low. The 0aE0osse
= b III.
4 Llel)e Rest speelal sayE Cssv-
lDek llesssll, . 0s0bss q . ssoosi
80 Gaag q thieves aod b1osk)eO d
Hewasd eeuatt, ~ sbst 6eod ~ .
P~ss tsyiag - assust hin 81 VIXEN
- rosls1e6. Il = ssasod III somsoooD
vim usvssee his dsaGh, aod thst .
sssjss q 10 ~ tsaged1o viii fellow.
4 Keoesha, VIA, spoe1al sayE A
wealthy and sspolahle wsaDao q ~.
soeooo, Wiz ~ - Understandable
sppseioe ~ 1slsk, w. na6s dsuok
e9s Onag q jealbm. taAea - H.
veeds aeas ~ city asd ssPonoo0ly
saesaged b theo. H a1hls so0-
iag - ~ k1eWleaOs q - sUses
~ Wo0a0 ~ 0oo0goo ID . 1Dooo.
iae, beos11e1 esodltjso, ~ taken
hol1 49, . passs q sal1ty. oevssaj
IT, poseies - asgss1sd aad sehsm
Wjll d.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

San PnAHCDCo, July A-n bro-
pested Wa31s, the former nate e( the
shlP 0athssse; vhe W. arrested g
Cosk o. his arrival . mate q ~
dip Inpsgial, kjlDod . uan named
Lagan dssiag H. veyage q IL In
pesial. Lagaa's ge)ativeo q Ceek
nnds inquiIy - 70 wbsahss - Sailed
beme - ~ Inpesi Il and aseeeeain-
q Joon 1aeaa signed ~ astje)0
q IL Imperial heso . % ordinary
seaman. TIE Eaglhhnsan b agsd =
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

0Apol0o9.
Gan 11ANcl0Co, July A-Vje.
ieeie dsspatebss ~ yestssday s3ee'
tjooo fb1 tho HooDo q Co0moGs -.
suited ID IT, e)oetioo ofDake9 - 30.
rstasy sftbe Beard a tso6e, and
eAakespeass Mayor a ~ city. D.
cosmos Va Defeated ~ ~ eooe.
neus alajosity. Hi visws ID 6voe
Il isdepesdsaes caused BIZ de.
An As1osis Despatch a yssessday
~. 4 suddea ga)e eopsioed aod
swanpsd . nsnbse a 1shisg bea1s
- ~ ba1 this 0os1inG Only two
livoD az knowD b belosk
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26
Doxalo a IUo0- 90 W0g1bogo-A
OooDogo1o OaADugo.

01lbo q 1go0-ogo Wog6oss-A
OooDogo1o OaADugo.
Cu1cAoo, July A-The isoo oN
uslso6esD 6 eeoth ChleaOD have
stsoek, ao0 ~ oeooss q ~ Je)js(
sesiho, whjeh wsee ls0g 81 beueal,
~ llksly = y SoDoaood un)eD Z
oompgo0lDo = GDbeooa 1ho 0oeoo.
Gogy loeeDe0 ~ nooeo peo1s1oG Dew
than ~ spsiag. 4 no0boe q stev-
a0oC0 q sovogal hike uo0 ~ styik-
ing end doek tsoob10 0ultiply.
A special says Willasd's hllusss
aDd 1lght Ao0 hlD bo1k d Jeoes
beso, llls., grows hourly . 1ess d.
pea1te aAhlI. Il leeks0oW - thoagh
~ sbeslage vssla . >0ooy go, and
Tie aassls practically nethiag. WI.
lasds whessabeols ~ kspt WY
sseese TIE 0sasssl epioiso = that
~ last nsthiae y spseslatias. ut
that & b % ct ard ct gobbesy.
0o0o Gusp6e6oo = dlgoeooo aGni11t
ID lh9lly - account q aelD q
eeo6tSal ps0pejo(y 6eoo s10eo his
0100oD00S0D0o.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

0Ag)000 001110I out 000ogVea
LoHnoH, July S-In ~ Con.
0eos thls altesneeon the speaker
reed . 0snags hea ~ qseea %.
nsooelag ~ ealllag ct a
~ reserves, ID consequence q
~ tsoobl0 II 1Upk 0hdseoss
0eved ~ 0essags - eeasideeed %.
upoeIoW. A numboe q RESERVES la
thls nesDl1g - joln Eagimeots q.
dsssd - 1Upk
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-17

A correspondent of the London
Journal of Horticulture says in refer
ence to this question: ''Last winter
an old poultry keeper told me he could
distinguish the sex in eggs. laugh
ed at him and was told the following
secret: Eggs with the air bladder on
one side will produce pullets. The
old man was so certain Of the truth of
this dogma and his poultry yard so far
confirmed it that | determined to make
experiments upon it this year. have
done so carefully registering the egg
BLADDER vertical, or bladder on one
side, rejecting every one in which it
was not decidedly one or the other. as
in some il is only very slightly out of
the centre. The following is the re-
suit; Fifty eight chickens we're hatch
ed, three are dead IL are yet too young
to decide upon their sex of the re-
naming A, every one has turned out
true to the old mans theery. This,
Of course, may be an accidental coinci-
dence, but l shall certainly try the ex-
pertinent again.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-17
farmers' Guluma.
ssSpeed the Plow77
THE OLD FARM.

Out in the meadows the farmhouse lies
Cid and gray, and fronting the west,
Many a swallow thither flies
Twittering under the evening skies,
In the old chimneys build her nest.
All how the sounds make our old hearts
swell
Send them again on an eager quest;
Bid the sweet winds of heaven tell
Those we have loved so long and well,
Come again home to the dear old nest.
When the gray evening, cool and STILL
Hushes the brain and heart to rest,
Memory comes with joyous thrill,
Brings the young children back at will,
Calls them all home to the dear old nest.
Patient we wait till the golden morn
Rises ON our WEAKNESS balf-confessed;
Till, with the chill and darkness gone,
Hope shall arise with another dawn
And a new day to the sad old nest.
Soon shall we see all the eager East
Bright with the Day-star, at heavens behcst;
Soon, from the bondage of clay released,
Rise to the Palace the Kings own feast,
Birds of flight from the last years nest.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-17

Single copies BY male 3 cents. As an DIVER
Using medium, THE Sun" by reason of IS,
large circulation, and being universally read
IS aaest q fe ~
A. S. ABELL l. Co, Publishers.
The STN IgoN BUILDING.
Baltimore Nd
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-17

Special Notices proceeding marriages and
ieaths will bc charged % per cent. in adli
ion to above rates
Legal Advertisements at rates proyiledb
Law
Business Cards not exceeding FIVE line. .
per year. Every additional line h,ty cents
Business Nattcts. lHsertci N the macs csiHmn
nd all notices designed 70 promote iaatrt5uri IN
'sresfs ,c9} he chiricd At tie ra'e or frty cents
or ne trst line, aH3isE cents for sirh succeeding
INC .tsr one Utsk.
All accounts fer advertising are due AZ the
time OF the frs; insertion OF the advertisement
ADVERTISEMENTS should be marked the length
a time 10 be inserted, otherwise they viii be
continued till fortid, or at the option OF til,
publisher ane charged acco: dinghy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-17
Farm Work for March.
Tobacco.

AooNcCo
Finish sowing tobacco seed. During
seasonable weather continue the pre-
paration for market the crop that is
in the barns; condition it chiefly in
bulks; look we'll to them that the to-
bacco becomes not heated. If they get
warm, rebulk it Immediately and do
not restore the weights upon it until
it has become aired and cool. Admit
the air and sun on all clear, pleasant
days, but close the houses tight dur
ing stormy or windy weather. Assert
the crop well when stripping, and
keep each sort separate when condi-
tioning and packing. Do not have
the bundles too large, and have the
leaves as straight as possible.
Once bulked in proper shape each
bundle or hank will retain the neat APP
pearance until tits inspected and sold.
Much depends upon the neatness and
care bestowed, as to the value the
buyer puts on it.
The soil best suited to the oat crop
is deep, rich and heavy loan, inclin-
ing to clay rather than sand. The
composition of the oat, both grain and
straw, show that potash and phos
pilates are essential to the vigorous
growth of this cereal, therefore man
ures used should be rich in potash,
and phosporic acid. The land ought
to be well prepared.
Time Of soaciag-We repeat: the
earlier the oats can be seeded when
the frost is out the ground, and the
soil is in condition to receive them,
Quantity Of seed to the aere.-Sow
from two to three bushels to the acre,
according TO the quality of the land
Spread broadcast and harrow in
Grass seed may then follow mediate
ly, which should be pushed or lightly
narrowed in, and the work finished off
with the roller.
Sowing Clover Seed
If the clover seed to be sown on
winter grain was not seeded on the
snow in February, as may sometimes
be done to advantage, let the seeding
be done as early in March as possible.
1t is good practice to harrow in with
a light harrow, and follow Immediate
with the rollor. Where this cannot
be done the seed has to take its chan
ces, and more seed is required.
Manule
Haul out the manure as fast as it is
rotted sufficiently, and spread it as fast
as it can be hauled out on the land in
tended for corn. The maure, if coarse,
plowed under, when then the ground
is fit to pillow, and if fine, or we'll de-
composed, may be spread on the land
already plowed, and the harrow will
intermix it with the soil.
Plaster and Salt on Glover and Wheat.
Sow, if possible one bushel of plas-
ter on young clover and wheat, and
to 5 bushels Of salt per acre. The
same dressing will be of benefit to the
oat and rye crops, and to the pasture
fields. We have seen the most happy
results from the mixture of bushel
Of plaster and bushels of salt, sown
per acre, on old pasture fields and on
grain crops.
Fenc s.
Examine these and see that they are
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-17
Country Produce!
NOTICE..

I'VE County Commissioners hereby warn
| persons against tying their horses to the
fence around the Court House ward The ian
itor of the Court House, Washin ton Bnrch, is
directed to remove all horses thus tied.
By order of the Board,
F. DESALES MUDD, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-17
Fenc 8,
Sex In Eggs.

Examine these and see that they are
iii proper repair.
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Mrs. J. V. sM0oT. Por, Tobacco Md

60 NNEE.l. 81 lay At home CARLY
- & ms3. F',tgv rttls f.... Address
TEgE & ~ Augusta Maine.
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olives of great man always remind us that
we are all subject to dia," says an exchange,
but never cought pourself away as long as you
can raise rs cents for DR.. Bull Cou:h hit Syrup.
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The Worlds news in compact form. An en-
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Reliable market, stock financial and shipping
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, 1882-07-14

ADULTERATIoN OF LIQuoRs.--A re-
tired wholesale dealer once said to an
interviewer from the n. Y. Times:
More than two-thirds of the stuff sold
for brandy in this country is the
meanest kind Of poison. 1t is manu-
factured from an oil Of cognac In
most of the gin sold there will be
found oil of vitroil, oil of turpentine,
oil of almonds, sulphuric ether, and
extracts of grains of paradise. You
can purchase oil and essences from
which whisky of any age" can be
produced. This style of whisky
when tested will show sulphuric acid,
caustic potassa, benzine and nux vom-
lea, and other poisons. This is the
kind of stuff that bores into the coat
ings of the stomach and creates
ulcers. In porter you will find opium,
henbane, capsicum, cocculus indicus,
copperas, tobacco and sulphuric acid.
In beer, alum, opium, nuX vomica,
green copperas. vitriol, sub-carbonate
of potash, and jalap are used. Coo
culus indicus is used largely in cheap
beer. Three grains will produce
nausea and prostration; ten grains
will throw strong dog into convul-
sions. Fox-glove and henbane are
used for about the same purposes as
cocculus indicus. Oil of vitriol is
used to increase the heating qualities
of liquor, wormwood is used for its
bitter and stimulating qualities;
green copperas gives porter a frothy
head. In astringent wines you find
alum, Brazil wood, oak sawdust, lead
and copperas. Sugar of lead and
arsenic are also used in wine. In
pale sherry sulphuric acid, prussic
acid and alum are among the "harm-
less" ingredients used to give color
and the appearance of age,-Christian
Instructor
, 1882-07-14
German Carp.

Numerous inquiries are made to me
regarding the time when applicants may
expect to receive supply of Carp. The
following postal card, recently received,
will exl hin the matter:
"U.S COMMISSION OF FISH AND FISHING,
Washington, May 10, 1882.
"Your application for German Carp
has been made out for 1882, and placed
on file. In compliance with your request,
the fish will be forwarded per express as
soon as supply is available for distribu-
ton. Ample notice of the date of ship
ment will be mailed to you so you may
be prepared to receive and care for the
fish. S. f. BAIRD, Commissioner"
As soon as 1 receive notice of the ship
ment of the fish will notify all appli-
cants. JAMEsG SWAN,
Assistant U. Fish Commissioner
, 1882-07-14
ship IrouuiS.
FROM NEW YORK

Neither the captain nor the undersigned
agents will he responsible for any debts con
trnctcd by tile crew OF the above named ship.
Albert V. NICKELs, Master.
II. W. DcLion, agents.
Port Townsend, MAJ ID, 1882.
, 1882-07-14
A HAPPY THOUGHT.

1t was a happy thought that led to the
production of a concentrated fruit syrup,
so harmless in its nature that it may be
given either to the mother or her babe,
relished alike by both, and of such Won
derful efficacy that all who take it feel
brighter and happier. Messrs. n. d
Hill & Son will furnish anyone wishing
Syrup Of figs trial bottle free OF charge
or sell 50 ct and 81 bottles.
, 1882-07-14
NOTICE.

Mrs. Wells would like to say to the Ia
dies of Port Townsend that she will keep
nice assortment of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Underclothing, Ladies' Dressing
Sacks and Children's Clothing a special
ty. At the residence of Mrs. REvELL.