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Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

T. j. Landin, veterinary. Surgeon at
Smyrna, met with serious accident
last Friday evening. He was about to
step into his carriage, when his o -
becoming frightened starte.l aud threw
the Doctor to the ground, breaking his
collar bone and otherwise injurir Z him.
The animal was stopped before he mad
proceeded far, thus saving tie Carriage
from injury.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
Excelsior Lean As,ocin n.

The nluth annual meetlug Of the
Excelsior Loan Association was held
last evening, when the following officers
were elected;
President-Wm. Fmmons.
Vice e-Plesident-J. Il Simms.
Secretary-Wm L Hawkins.
Treasurer-S. H. Staats.
Directors--R. McCaulley, P. John
son and Harry Emmons.
The report Of tue Secretary was read,
and shows that the association is in a
prosperous condition the total assets
being $263, 1902 30.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
Captain Richards.

Captain Joseph Richards is still lying
In very critical condition at his resi-
dencs No. 9Ol Gilpin avenue. Yester.
day afternoon lie had a spasm, and al
though he seemed little better last
evening, there is very little hopes of
his recovery.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
open ing Of spring Millinery.

Mrs. X. Hayes will open large line
of the latest styles in spring millinery,
at her store No. 2lS King street, on
Thursday next, (day and EVENING" to
which the public are invited to call and
examine.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

An Old gentleman, giving his uame
as Edward Scott and who hailed from
Prince Georges County, Md, WAS ar
rested by Officer Thomas last night in
an intoxicated condition. He was Civ
EN- a hearing this morning, when hs
stated that he was in Baltimore and in
tended to go home but got on the wrong
train and was brought to this city,
wner, he imbibed too freely in strong
drink and was arrested as stated. he
plead to be let off whereupcp the Mayo
ordered him to get out of town ny noon.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
GOnley's lxcurslOn,

John l.. Gouley has com pleted ar
rangements with the ?. W. & b. and
Pennsylvania Railroad Companies to
rul his excur sion to New York, Joney
Island, Brighton and Manhattan on
Thursday, July 20, 1882.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

The Registrar of Wills granted let
ters OF administration on Monday to
Edward Devanney, Oh the estate of the
late Patrick Devanney, of Delaware
City, and yesterday letters were grant
ed on the estate of the late Ann Towns.
ley, of this city, to .Iohu Smith.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
SnAo Of Real Eus-s~

bdge , cons;s.e estate of the late Hiram Fl.
and, consisting of 81 acres Of land II in
Puses' s'@,ne on e., Hundred, two o ira trame aa
pry bricL Ghnurch hch street. and a three
feet, aho.o n uo9se and stable on French
hblic saIS ave . Eighth, will be sold A.
Bird, trn ns,oa a. she Court House, BY Levi
two o'clocIo'e , on a. Friday the 81 inst,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
A LOVERS BANCiEs.
TWO T1AIFs.

Th row open wide the throttle valve,
Your train seems but TO stand;
Go swifter, swarthy engineer,
l)o, 10 the Southern land.
The fairest girl abideth there
That Nature ever planned;
You cannot go toe fast for me
Down to the Southern land.
held her to my heart awhile,
pressed her dainty hant,
Then turned my moistened eyes again
Back to the Northern land.
How slowly does the glass of time
Pour cut its grosser sand
Oh, engineer, too fast you go
hack to the Northern land
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
An Invitation.

You are invited to examine our stock
OF wall papers and get our prices. We
are always prepared to do WORK at
short notice, and in the best manner.
A. P. JACKSON s. BRO,
5l5 IatDall str.et
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
Mon eY LOsI.

Last Monday evening a man who is
employed as "a teamsoer, by Emory
Edwards of the Ninth Ward, had the
misfortune to lose 81 in the vicinity OF
Fifth and Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
Returned Ia this Cfty

Mr.. Pearce Furguson former en-
ploye Of the p. W. & r. railroad, who
some eighteen months ago left this city
for Chicago has returned.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

Sutterley s. Go 3O2 Market street are
still taking Fine Photographs at their
old price. Gard Photographs Sl.50 per
doz., Or 7 for $1.QQ
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
New Livery stable.

A new livery stable has been opened
at 22O1 Market street by Joseph Ogram
who was formerly engaged at farming
in Brandywine hundred.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

by not wearing Truss in any case Of
Hernia, Buy one at Belts Drug Store.
Private room for ladies--lAdy attend
ant.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

For fine life size crayons call on Sut-
terley & Co., 3Q2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

les.

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les.
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King 1
ed ba
are
heavy
To arti
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ally Of
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the
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street.
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stopped
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10 1t viii.
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set, bet
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withou'
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rices.
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ould be s
when ht
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Il a DOttl'
pas, stral
youth, ca
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of q bin,
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any 0the
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20 TO v
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,s in fame
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and be c
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OF to l2l .
glasses /
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all the bt
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wcr, New
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to buy bu
pre-
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e 10000 I
,rm moth, {
n of the a,
by coun,ir
physician Il
uck VI q
,lain, said
erIcc quac
nee hetwee
a boy y no
ne lessons
essOn.
one at a til
inktr d.
y should b
lightly.
ntO the cul
| and suga
foe in Ia t
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hats In tn,
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re ia the ci
ince meat,
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be accoulIn
and n md I
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n yer pre-
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money if t
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Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

,ise crayons c
2 Market stree
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
tory OF a HatIes's Fate.
Tho LorRe est

and handsomest stock of spring mill
merry can be seen at Mrs. kirby's, 2O2
King street. She has just received 100
bunches of fine French flowers direct
from the importers. They are beauti-
ful aud will be sold low. Ladies' who
wish stylish head gear, at prices tosuit
every ybody would do well to call and
examine her large and truly beautiful
selections
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
To tho Farm ers Only.

ltpays you to change your Patch
Seed, and in doing so go right to
Smeltz Il Co., No. l3 East Fourth St.
and get the choice Maine Rose, also
York State Rose, Burbank, and the
famous Snow Flake. Be sure you got
it at the right place and you will save
money. No. l3 f. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

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allowed IN un
d been sinp le
Nhowy in tigu
,tut.
own nr. Darn
rket street, g
not give him
e think y Ou "
atistied. He
ar. Sunday "
S office hour,
7 p. M.
y he water ply
ColN, so frNst a
gter p1pe
1t afain
plumber, wit
I'm mer,
hin -
make out the b
le,'' said the pll'
make out a bill
pc itself, why,
the BILL
49,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12


1t Is no uaeommon thing to hear
men Of fair Intelligence claim equal
honor for I'LL classes CT men. This
may be true in the line OF their re.
spective profes sions. AMI at the same
time what would be honor In one
profession, would DO a crine in an
other, and would be so universally
regarded.
Let us illustrate. The lock Is bro
ken and valuable property stolen
from the premises thus burglari2ed.
Now where Is there u lawyer 50 con
scientious that for Il good fee, would
not advise the culprit to get the
property of his person,--away from
his possession,-and who would no,
strive for his acqaittal. Now let the
same eulprit approach almost any
man OF any other profession with q
like fee and ask OF them that they
do what the lawyer attempted to do
aid in conccaling the property, and
enabling the thief and burglar To rs.
cape, and almost without exception
the hrihe would he spurned. Upde-
graft the railroad attorcey for his
fee votes for the rohLer Legislation
his client demands, and votes them
acquittal Of crime in the possession
OF stolen plumber. Do farmers want
such man or one Of their own class
TO represent them in congress?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12

The committee having challenged
Mr.. Iparssai, To meet Mr. Weller.
I'll! With Lis discuss the measures
before the people, which Mr.. Tpdc-
GRAFT has favored III the interest Of
every species uf monopoly, 10 the
ae,r;alnn: AMI injury Of the lahoring
classes. TO which challenge Mr.. Up
degraff fails TO respond. thcreforc,the
Committee now offer him $4,000, 20
meet Mr.. Weller, on and after the
2srd If October. anil prior - the
election In November, aud discuss
before his constituents, in four pla-
cos In the district iii. measures h.
has supported IN Congress such dis.
eussion 10 be under the ordinary
rules for joint discussions as To Iii
vision OF time. and TO be held IT Nc.
Oregon. Iosiville, Crcseo, and
Charles City.
the challenges q tho committee Il
open fer Mr.. Tpiegraffs acceptance
for discussion III any or all the fore
going appointments upon any just
terms.
by order Of Congressional Com
mittce.
". II. MTAp, Chairma
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12

Tho Leeies' accuses the Register OF
starting the story % true one by the
way that Hiram Hoaelanl declined
the democratic nomination for con-
gress In thi. district. The Leader
and Register are alikc Interested in
electing republicans to congress
from Iowa. Rnt to conceal the fact
that they work in unison. the Lead
Or makes the absurd charge against
Its contemporary. Upaesraff II in
terestod in dividing tho anti, mo-
nopoly vote between two candidates
only to the extent that he Is eandi-
date, beyond that the Leader Is in
diff erent
Par mobile yroirum. Yea, pair.
aud ono over.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12

Tho cohesive power Of public plum
der has failed t. soli,iify the repub.
llcan party IN Ohio. The congress
ional districts were formed with
special reference to making them
soli6ly republican: result almost or
quite a majority Of the congressman
against them. The majority agains,
the party is only $4,000, change oil
$4,000 In one year. What party
seems to be dying in Olioy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
What the Plain Dealer Wouldlike t.
knew.

II 4 Milwaukee railroad lawyer Is
the man to represent farmers IN con.
Gress.
II the State Leader can perform its
contract and deliver the goods to
the railroad company under a
u cloak named democratic.
Ii the Leader has actually received
. check from the Milwaukee, railroad
tor its kindly Office TO its attorney
or only assurance Of future recogni-
ton.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
Our Candidates for Congress.

The republicans defeated Hancock
for president hy rrying open his
jaws. They are determined that no
such trick shall be played OH u'pde-
graf by "them naughty greenhack-
~ro
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12

EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES. The
Queen City Snspenaer Company, OF
C!acilatt!, TIRE now manufacturing
and Introducing their new Stocking
Supporters 'or Ladies' and Children,
and their unenualed Skirt Suspend
crs for Ladies'. None should be
without them: our leading physi-
cians recommend them, and are loud
III their praise. These goods are
manufactured by ladies who have
made the wants az ladies and chill
,lrea 4 study. and they ask lis to re-
fer them to some reliable and cncr-
ge,ic lady TO introduce them in this
county, and we certainly think that
IN earnest solicitation in every
household would meet with Il ready
response, and that determined
woman could make handsome sal.
airy ana have The exclusive agency
for this county. We advise some
lady who Is in need OF employment
To send to the company her name
and address snd mention this paper.
Address Queen City Snspcnaer Co.
No. l.a, Main st. Giaeinatti. Ohio.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
Press Criticisms and and Opinions.

The West Union r.,oa says that the story
going the rounds Ia the effect that Hiram Huag.
land, the Democratic asiai.ee Tor Ioassessl ms
withdrawn. Il made OF while csata, .s4a aaas
there Ii not one WORT of truth In il. Hiram, son
haven't th. sound comla.a sense that .S a.d
began 10 think You lad. n,cerat rsa'asreli.
"The story going the rounds" il
true, nevertheless, - more than one
hundred persons know Hiram
Hoagland has too much sense TO re-
main in the field. simply II elect
Cpdeg.aff and accommodate party
that defeated him for the State Sen
ate last fall, Us bribery and corrupt
Ion, aud then barred him ia ciligy a,
the home Of the brih.r
The Disfsle. Post, OF sosty.!lr. r.ys that Hiram
Noasian6 has declined the De mossa,ie Ii. NINA
ton tor Congress. Ilii- report il not cuniirMed
n II should Ifose tree, l.. III. Weller, ui Na>statl
IL the only candidate Ia Opposition 10 t'pdesrsu.
In fact ore opposition candidate l. enapsh. aud
10 would be well Tor iioaglaf4a and weber ~
pool their is-ues. That Il The scniimaat ~
Ninneshiek county Democrats scetsa Jarsai
There il no ''!ssur between Haag-
land aud Weller To pool" Both are
anti. :nonopolists, and We believe
true u the people. The report vii.
be confirmed III good time Mr.. Jcer-
nal.
Mr.. iioaglAaa, tie democratic candidate far
Congress II the IT. congress nal district, II Il
AnHaan.ea, lAs slthgr ,ua from tha rare il4 II
sor OF that siauhsb ani tue National aneef-
uaeAef, non !. IL Ns!sr. 4 Ills II iIgLi.ahd Is
Won news. IaF f.#e eAl a4v L. between Mr..
Weller ahi Mr., Tea. InAgEtY The former
II OF the people, che ~ tn.ln. aisi II elected 10
consres, win AIRY ana tt,h.ll's represent
him TO be the Successor ~ Iptetfan Ia iii. neat
Sohgf.ss. tpdesfa'i, Yeats AZ, e..e 4 first
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
REMEMBER THIS:
.VsOfire Ia Redeem.

To W. ". Barnard, or other unknown owners
oi lie lands hereinafter described:
Take notice that nj the adjourned public TAX
sac, btgun and publicly held IL tile otl0r " tile
county Treasurer, In Creseo. Howard county,
Iowa, pursuant W law. commencing GA The llrst
Monday u October, 1879, to-wit: on tat' y. day
or December ia.4 thereafter to which tnie atia
sale Assd been legally adjourSed, the following
described RIAL cstate was Sold by the Treasurer
uf said county Tor tho taxes due thereon for the
years 1875, 1876, and 1871, amounting 10 the SUN
CT sla.oi, to-wit: Rocks numbered tt.i1y-two.
thirty eight, Forty-iMo, and Forty-iArre, N IN"
Village OF Flarcncesille, Howard county, Iowa,
and that George Aann.h,
became the purchaser Of satt lands
III said sale, and that the right ~ redemption
will expire and n deed for said land be lnade To
the undersigned. VIII, Is naw tho owner and
holder iii his own RIGHT, Fl III certificate of
sale maze thereon ~ the Treasurer Of said
COUNT. unless redemption frota sid sale 10
made within % days from tie completed service
OF this notice.
Dated Sept. ssth 1882.
its GEORGE ARNOLD, Own.r.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
THP QUESTION or MONOPOLlES,

Will be presented to the people at
the following times and places, by
Hon. l.. II. WHl.LrR, candidate for
Congress, in this district. and Gus
rAyI 4. RAIN, of Illinois:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
PM PILES.

lwill mail Gree, the recipe for aimpls veae
table RAlM that will remove Ten, eDee1ueo
PlmPles and kloteAes, leaving the 0k1A soN
clear. and b. auttful: also Instructions - -pso
dnciny a luxurlant growth Of hair on U4A
head or smooth face. Addrcsa. incloaaRe -
stamp, Bss. vAspaiS CO., - Barclay =
N. y. 1lJ1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
IOCONSUMpTIvES.

The advertiser having been permanently cSssd
of that dread disease. Consumption, ny . UAnp
pie remedy. 10 anxious To make known n Ala
fellow-suiferrS tho means OF cure. m III wlo
desire II, he Win scnd copy Of the prescription
ind \ Aurc tars tor C0Nghs. CNlds, CoAsauptbons
AsthmA. Nrsaehitis, 40 Parties wisllnl ~
Prescription, will please addrueN, Rev. b \
WILSON; iai Penn ST.. WiliiaMsburyhS y. Y. si.l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
BOOTS 9 SHOES
In this market.

Fifteen years acquaintance with the
wants OF the people VI Howard coun-
ty, has enabled Us to consult thoir
interests equally as well as our own
In purchasing stock, Our goods are
sold upon their merit, and unless
they sustain tho recommend we give
them may be returned and tho mon.
ey refunded.
ali reasonable efforts will DO made
on our part to maintain and continue
the pleasant relations which our long
acquaintance and pleasant business
associations with the people OF the
county has seemed 10 establish.
mr. a-A, n. "a, NJ ~ ma
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
WORTH SENDING FOR

Or. J. II. kCMESCk. Of Philadelphia, has just
published book on .riNEANES OF I NELCNGS
aND NOW THEY cAS RE CTkED," which Is
offered FIRE. postpaid, 10 oil applicants. II
contains valuable information for all who sup
pose themselves aiiiie'ed With, OF Liable 10 any
dis eases ~ tie throat or lungs. Address nls.
j. II. SCIlENtk e son, 600 Arch ST., Fhiladel-
phia. Pa. T.. .. BOX sSs3. asH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
ERRORS or YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered tor ycars from
- Nervous nkIiLtry, rNkN arms DECAY, Ara
All the str~cts Of youthful indlScreti0n, viii ~
the sake af saffertng humanity. Rrhd frCo - ~
who nerd II. the rncisM and direction for mAA-
iny the simple remedy by which he MAS cafeA
sufferers Wishing IL rrotit by the advssliaGTa
experience TAN ia so by addressing In psrtcce
conndcnc~. S1i
John Il. OGDEN. ~ Cedar 81, How Y~st>
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
Congressional Committee.

Congressional Committee.
W. Z. Mead, crcseo, Chairman.
]. y. Ba0cocn, New Hampton.
w. r. Emo. Wagner.
W. II. Sewhery, charles city.
q. r.. Hennig, West Union.
u. b. Doollule,.. creseo.
r. N. FarnsMar;h. Eecor.h.
d. r. Mccarthy, 81. AnsSar.
h. n. Clark, postsille.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12
A~c>.,.s~~.S,,. - p.,,-.

a eonsSfssAti0ss cf Pro-
toGi4ls oJ KroA, ficsnc:oss
gark; 0Nd I5s~spI.os.sss In
q Sssaf0s0t(e Js,s.s4. 1s.0
osal.sps~fs0sati0ss ~ iron
sl.af srsls mot Gsur ks.a sa~
leefl,, 80 risa,ssrirrssffeef
IssfJ.~,. ftxsa preparations.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-07-28
A Talking Canary.


The last number Of the Medical Press
contains curious account Of what IL
calls n phenomenal canary''--a curious
vulgarism Of our medical contemporary,
who surely never supposed that any one
could describe q canary that was not
phenomenal, that Is, the noumenal
canary-by which he evidently means an
extraordinary canary. This extraordi-
nary canary, "atpresent In the possession
of DIR. j. MacGrigor Croft" can talk.
The editor says that he visited the
canary, and found that It could pro-
nounce good number of sentences,
"clearly initiative Of the voice of the
lady who has had care of it since its
early youth" 1.-THE effect" adds our
contemporary, produced by the clear,
sweetly- uttered sentences pronounced by
the bird is almost weird ut first; but the
feeling of wonder thus created quickly
gives rise to sensation of exquisite
pleasure, which is deepened as the little
creature suddenly, at the end of SEN
tence, rushes off into an ecstasy OF
song" We do not know why moro
birds should not have the same power.
Indeed, we suspect that it is the want OF
initiative impulse, rather than the want
of mechanical apparatus, which now
limits to parrots and paroquets, ravens,
jackdaws, and few other birds, the
power of human speech. We suspect
that If all birds were initiative, we
should find all birds able to talk. In the
meantime, We have reason to be thank.
full that more birds are not initiative,
since If they were, we should lose 0
great many of the songs we love, and
have great deal of empty chatter which
we do not love at all. London Spectator
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-07-28
HOME, FARM AND GARDEN.

"A farmer writes to the Virqinid
Granger that he obviates the necessity
Of setting tires by simple preventative.
He fills the felloes with linseed oil, and
says the tires will wear out before they
will get loose. rI
Preacher Talmage is Of opinion that
the man who mauls horse ought, when
he dies, to pass into the body of an ever
lasting stage horse, or travel forever on
an endless tow path as fly-bitten mule.
Chicago Journal
Our own profitable agriculture has
encouraged all continents in the belief
that the most substantial basis of peo-
ple's wealth is its agriculture. The
world has never produced such an
abundance OF food in any one year as it
will have produced in the present year,
1SS2.-M Y. Post
leo Cream: One quart of milk, the
yolks of four eggs, one large spoonful
of -four stirred to smooth paste in o
little of the milk, and one pound OF
sugar; scald until thick, taking care not
to let it burn. When cold, add one
quart of whipped cream and the beaten
whites of four eggs; flavor to suit the
taste, and it is ready to be frozen.--
Germantown Telegraph.
The burdock is biennial, and
seeds freely, the seeds retaining their
vitality for several years. If not al
lowed to perfect seeds it may be readily
exterminated by cutting off with hoe,
Just below the surface of the ground,
and covering the stub with salt. The
moisture which the salt extracts causes
the root to rot. Ii not salted the root
will send up shoots though cut low in
the ground. d.-Denver Tribune.
Nothing takes from the good looks
of room more than dusty and dis
colored chandelier, and there is no need
of having one in this condition when a
few cents and little time can remedy
the matter If bronze powder is mixed
with copal varnish, it can be applied
to the chandelier and make it look like
new again. About the proportion in
which they should be mixed ask the
druggist where you purchase them.-
N. Y. Post.
If the roots of tulips and hyacinths
are left in the bed where they have
bloomed, and the stalks cut after
blooming and the bed sufficiently pro-
tected in the winter there will be an
annual blooming. The reason why
hyacinths that are lowered in water
glasses are exhausted and make so poor
a growth is that the flowers and stems
are produced at the expense of thc
bulb, and this is not renewed in any
way. When grown in rich soil this OK
haustion does not occur and the bulbs
are able to bloom repeatedly.-M Y.
Times.