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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-20
MEArnrH INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20--For the Middle
Atlantic states warmer partly cloudy
weather, followed by local rains during
night, variable winds generally from
southeast to southwest, stationary or lower
barometer,
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~ hnn yrran. AIhO.

81 spent $4,000, with other doctors" write $
Mr.. j. W. hornton, OF Cl iborn, Miss " Sd
ndritdn NcrUinC however alone cured my son
of fts." This is ON Il par with hundreds of
others, speedy but thorough.
n20- wdCodSw
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New YORK, Nov. 2O--At the Northern
Pacific preferred stock holders meeting
this afternoon 352, 42S shares voted in favor
Of the SEQ 600, 600 second mortgage boLd
i3suo aud only G3 shares against it.
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ALTOONA illllt"
The Altoona base ball association have
secured the Emma Thursby grand opera
company to play Ia this city soon.
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A Ruse OF tho PrIsouers.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 20.-The prisoners con.
fined in jail at Marshall, Mo, set the
building on fire yesterday and then cried
for help. The doors were broken in and
six prisoners escaped, two were rocaptured
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,n,nrr,I Motncr,l uo,her.l'

Are you disturbed at night ana broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with. the oNcruCating pain OF cutting teeth ?
II so, go at once ana get bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
tho poor little sufferer Immediately
upon Il there IL no mistake about II. There s.
not mother on earth who has ever u-el IL,
who will not tell you ut once that It will
regulate the bowels and givo rest to tho
mother, and relief ana health To the child, OPP
Grating lk" magic, II is perfectly safe To use
In all cases, ana pleasant 20 the taste, and Il
tho prescription Of Ono of the oldest and ho5t
female physicians In the United States. Sold
everywhere. y cents bottle.
msyl-M,w.s&w
HkLE's Honey OF HOrehOuud charms away
a cough, cold, or influenza without any lad
effect. Pikc's TOothaCho Drops cure in one
minute nlg-lwdeOd&w
recommend Lady CHmolia's Secret OF
Youth and Beauty tor the complexion, rs be
ing far superior to any article l ever used. II
positively removes FrcCkles, RnG Will remove
Tan In one application. Price soc.
For sale Rt all druggists,
Mas. J. RENNE SMITH,
| ic!3-6mdM&l Newark, n. }.
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WE GUARANTEE

Cures IN every case or will refund the money
paid. We place our price on these remedies ut
less than Oue.lwentleth OF the price asked by
others TOR remedies upon which you take all
the chances, and lUe specially invite the patron
age OF the many persons who have tried other
remedies without effect or depleted their
purses by paying doctor bills that bcnehued
them not.
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HOW TO OBTAIN

These remedies. Go TO your druggist and ask
tor them II they have not got them, wri ite AT
once to the propTletOIs :, enclosing the price in
money or stamps, ana they will be sent YOU at
once by mail postpaid. Correspondence sOlic-
tied. Address plainly,
j., WHEELER n CO..
No. So w. Baltimore ST.,
supt3Iyw&M&Flyd BALTIMORE, MD.
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y ruHsmNN rNEnlnn

/ nov. 20, 1883, will ne sold at the Lcppar,i
Hotel, a lot of ground situate on tho south
side Of West King street, fronting on West
King street ~ feet, more or less, ami I'm dopth
TO n IL foot wide alley, ON which ~ erected a
one.story BRICK DWELLING. No. Ggp with
four rooms, large twOstOry frame back
building, containing four rooms. iiyurHnt
front and back and pump.
Sale ut o'clock conditions made known by
MRS II FRAsCU
suUBERr n SUTTON, Auctionccrs.
uOVlU.gtl
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quotation by Associated ftosE'
Stocks irregular,
Philadelphia s. Erie Il. R..,..,........ ,.... ~
Reading Railroad. ;o,s
Pennsylvania Railroad ad.,.,.,,,,,.,....,..... ta5e
Lrhigh valley Railroad Nd,,..,,.,...........,.. ia
United Companies OF Now Jersey y..,.....'4g1
Northern Pacific. sS74
Northern Pacific PrGtoTrG l,.....,..... -. Do
Northern Central Railroad. ..... Ol
Lenigh Navigation Company tats
NOTTlstOwu Railroad, gd,,..............,...,,,'llO
Central TranspOTtattOn Company. .,..,.. 80
Plttsb'g, Titu5YillG Il Buffalo Il. r., ..... l3i :
LittIg scnuyIlyill Rhilrnad .........,..,.... GG@
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Charles Iloster's "Corner' restaurant,
corner Of Markct and Grant streets, has
been couurcted with the telephone ex
change.
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EPEUIiL NOTICES.
Kicked out.

How many people there are who are slIug.
gIiug 10 Ii-c IN this world that are kicked
down ana ont by CnvtOus rivals. Thomas Fc,
ic'Nic OH never kickCI OUT ItS patrons
II IL true blue. For throat airt ctiOn5, asthma
and CttLrIh II & "A certain and rapid cure.
For sale by II. Is. Cochran, druggist, l&7 and
lll NnrLn lmnIn aIInnl.
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NTOIIuE Is nEKEnY OWN rnAT AN

NOlIuE IL HEREBN aINEN rhAC AN
y application Will be malo to the Governor,
under tho act OF Assembly of the Common
wealth OF Pennsylvania, entitled " An Act tor
the incorporation ana Regulation OF Certain
Corporations, approved April -, lsd and sup.
pliInents thereto, tor q charter OF am Intended
~ ItTTiitIG IIt!IIS III ~ pIV ~ GoNPENS
OF LANCASTER, the character and object
OF which Is the manufacturing OF Light (Ooth
arc and incandescenU Heat and POWER by
means OF electricity, and supplying the same
to the citizens of Lancaster aud to SUCH per-
sons, partnerships ana corporations losiiinR
therein ana adjacent thereto as may desire the
same, 70 have and possess all the tights, Dene-
tts and privileges conferred by said act and
supplements thereto GkO 3. BROCK,
2O,27.3t solicitor.
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from SYRACUSE, N, Y.

Z" telt weak ana languid had palpitatiOn
OF the heart and numbness OF the limbs. Bur-
dock BiOOd BiHeTs have certainly relieved me.
They are most excellent" MIR. j. NJ. Wright.
For sole by II. Is. Cochran druggist, 1877 and
l3a North Queen street.
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uoTses shipped
Auusenneuts

Flss * y rrr shipped to day to New
York iGhead ot Lluraslor county horses.
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Eighteen Men Drowned.

PARIS, Nov. 20 Eighteen working
men were drowned yesterday while cross-
ing the river ~ Doulraenez In the depart.
mont Of Fernis'eTre.
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,,.r.rp or MARY wunrn. LArE or

II Lancaster city, deceased. Letters OF ad-
on said estate having been grant
ed 10 the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the Undersigned, ra-
! ding ln Lancaster. JOHN WIRrH,
b. x MAETIN, Administrator.
attorney, oct2..9tdIn
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Small Pox oradicateh, 8mall Poy cured,
Small POS pittings provontcd by Drbys Pro-
pnyluCtiC fluiu.
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For Lame Back side or Uhest usG sHI
Lun's POROUS PLASTER Price, - cont d.
sold by II. B. Cochran, i31 and iS) North Queen
trcst. Lancaster. ieblteodd
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ss- Diamond Dyes are so perfect and 40
beautiful that IL isa pleasure so use them.
Equally good for dark or light culorl. 10 cts.
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CHmClia Dentone tor tue teeth Is vefy ira
grant ana removes Tartar ana sCuri, lardens
he gums, stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Price, 80 cents. For sale ut all drug
gists. icL1-tmdW
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iEuE yI.fiDIUT sTILL STANDS THAT
l the best cent Havana Cigars la the city
Is 10 bu huu 10
HAVTMAN's NElLnw FNOyT CiGAk
aIyTtE
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\ tTamp was hent % jan yesterdRy,
The cOnstdOics OF town were in LauCaS-
ter yesterday making their quarterly
reports.
squire Yuurg thi, morning sent John
Daughcrty to'he county jan io: i've day 4
for being drunk.
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Deurn Of ~ wenKnown EngIl,nman.

LONDON, Nov. 20 Charles William
Siemcns, the well known scientist, eugi
nccr and electrician, died to day ol rup-
turc Of tuo heart. lie was G3 years Of
ago
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S,pgCIAI SALE.

CpECBAE SALE.
- Ozark Bros, Of no. 1927 Chestnut street
Philad elphin. have opened n branch store al
No. - West King street, ana are prepared TO
offer - ..-
GREAT BARGAINS
IN cutie ry, silver Plated Ware, Musical In.
strumenfs. Dry GOo1s. stationery, Clocks.
Jewclry. Gents Furnishing Goods Notions,
Novelties, etc, etc.
sale every cvcTfinI at O'Clock. store omen
during Lhe day. goods freely shown, and sold
at same prices ~ at sales.
ni6.isd No. =! WEST KING sr.
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nK. q. 10, BROWN,
~ PHYSICIAN AND OLULlST,
Has Removed 10 No. 20 w EST ORANGE ST,
Eyo and har treated, Glasses adj listed. su.
pcIior Spccmcles on h1ud and 10 order.
ie2llydTh
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No fear OF Small Po& n Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid IL used freely. IL destroys the very
gem.
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.MAN,s IlIELr MnIiKA.

UTANTET. "A LEnAN's RIFLE WORKS.
w stout yonng man, about ~ year. OF
age, TO serve three months, at weekly nay. 10
learn branch OF tho business, the best nnying
IN the wOrkA. TO work after tho three
months by the piece. ...
nlg-3tdk HENRY E. LEMAS.
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SEw ADynRrisrM nsrs.

A NY PERSON DEsinINU To SEE THE
~ Rote Automatic Brake In practic 4 one ra.
tiOn ol a tram on the road, can do 40 by driy.
ing to Strasburg on Tuesday and Wednesday
10 o'clock. mo pc
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For the Eve OF the CooK.

Delicate white mullins are made ofone
cup OF sweet milk, the well-beaten
whites of two eggs, two and q half-cups
OF flour, one neaping t~easpoonful of bak-
ing powder, a piece of nutter the size Of
an egg. Bake in a quick ven
RAISED CAKE-To satisfy the demands
for it, l am very often obliged to make a
cake after this fashion. Into a lump o.
dough sufficient for one Loaf, l knead a
mixture consisting of one cup of but
ter. one-and-one-half of sugar, two eggs,
n cup of raisins and q little favor.
ing OF scme sort. or course, it takes con
siderable kneading to make it conglom-
crate well, but it pays, after all, rs you
are sure to find it popular, besides being
more lea.thtul than richer cake.
ROAST CHIcKESs.-Procure chickens
with a whole breast-bone. truss them
neatly-le let them be singed carefully.
Put an onion and a piece of salt butter
inside each fowl; tie a slice of bacon
w the breast, and bake or roast three
quarters OF an hour, Remove the bacon
awhile before they are done. and serve
with plaih gravy, This is good when
Spring chickens are to be cooled hastily.
TA?IocA PuDDING.-Pour warm water
over the quantity required, and let it
stand at the back ct the stove till it is
swollen but unbrcken. Then mix two
eggs with milk and sugar as for custard;
stir in with a handful of steamed cur.
rants or raisins. Put little hits of butter
on the top to keep it from drying, and
bake quickly half an hour.
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Bait for Trout mn. Bass

George Willis, an English fisherman
of long experience in ishing for trout
and black bass, says THAI the best bait is
the skin of the neck and breast of a fowl
with the feathers on. 1.-THE breast is
not wanted at the time it is saved, it can
be put away III pickle until needed; then
cut IN little strips like a worm, and re-
move the feathers, but do not remove
the little glistening hairs. When on the
hook it is a most enticing bait, and, be-
my tough, it hangs or well, and ordinar-
lily will last for taking quite a number
OF fish. Sometimes a bit of the wattles
near the bill or conf, with a feather at
tached, will prove a very alluring bait
tor trout. 1t is not always easy to col
lect a supply Of worms, but the farm
yard can usually spare a fowl or two, and
the meat will serve for dinner or sup
per, even if the fish do fail to bite,
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tenfold more serious. Nov that the
summer has come, everybody will natn-
rally seek fresh air, yet, even during
the season, except when it is oppressive
ly hot, many exclude the night air from
their sleeping apartments. fearful of its
dampness.
Many persons say there is no danger
in sleeping in a draft of air, but those
unaccustomed to such exposure would
doubtless experience immediate i'll eff
fects from SO doing. But there should
always be a circulation of pure air in the
sleeping room. A window opened at
the top and bottom a few inches will
keep the air in motion.
As to fire-boards, which are usually
nearly air tight, Mr.. Leeds thinks the
best use hat can ia made of them is to
cut them up for ksAuling wood 40 the
cold season an open fire assists ventils-
ton, bit do not board up the fire-plece
when summer comes There is no surer
preventive against epidemic diseases
than pure air. No matter if June con
titueS in the fashion OF sister MAJ. and
showers fall every day, if we must have
damp air, let it be as fresh as can be OBJ
talled-iiarper's Weekly.
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Discoveries at Hercu1aneum

The excavations made at the city of
H"erculaneum, buried beneath a shower
of volcanic ashes in the year 70, unfold
q great many curious facts, showing that
city life eighteen hundred years ago
was very similar to wha. it is now.
There were theatres, gymnasiums, pub
lie baths, and libraries, same as we have
now. There was a baseball ground,
too, and the remains Of q man supposed
to have been an umpire i'll a close game
were found buried beneath the home
plate. We are informed that a tele-
phone has recently been discovered
with the following words CONCEALED and
petritied in the mouth-piece: "Hellol
hello! That you, wife? All right. Say,
wife, I can't come h~ome-hello, hello
there!-well, don't stand SO close to the
microphone-I say / can't come home to
dinner" "Oh, Charlie, why mott You
know you promised" eyes, l know;
but ,Ive got business of importance;
bye-bye." In an adjoining room the
skeleton off man supposed to be Char
lie, was found sitting at a card-table,
with four others, holding in his bony
fingers an ace full on queens. Another
curious find was in the house ofa plumb
Oi, Nhcie IuiSe pdtL-LuDs lull Oh SOlu
coin, greenbacks, and government
bonds were turned up in a cellar. But
one of the most striking and pathetic il
Illustrations of the similarity OF these old
days to u own, was in the discovery of
a skeleton standing before a door, still
holding a night-key in close proximity
to the key-hole, which for eighteen
years he had searched for IN vain. An
empty flask in the doorway told the sad
tale. He had been out with the boys
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
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How to Make Cows Give Milk

A writer in the Southern Farmer says
that his COW gives all the milk that is
wanted in a family of eight, and that
from it, after taking all hat is required
for other purposes, 260 pounds of butter
were made this year. This is in part
his treatment of the COW: eff You de-
sire to get a large yield of rich milk,
give your cows ever day water slightly
warmed and slightly sailed, in which
bran has been stirred at the rate of one
quart TO two gallons of waller. You will
lind. if you have this daily practice, that
your COW will give 25per cent. more milk
Immediately under the effects of it, and
she will become so attached to the diet
as to refuse to drink clear water unless
very, thirsty; but this mess she will
drink almost any time and ask for more.
The amount Of this drink necessary is an
ordinary pail at a time, morning, noon
and night.
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Rose Perfume.

Gather all the fragrant roses you can
no matter ifyou are a week gathering
and when you get a good many, take an
iron mortar and pestle, like a druggist
has, fill the mortar and pound the leaves
to a pulp. 1t will be quite like o lump
of dough. Then take your thimble and
use it for a messure-fill it full of the
between your palms roll and roll, until
a marble. Make up all your rose dough
material this way, place on plates and
dry in the sunshine. They will be dark
and brown-looking, but
THE scent OF the rose will cling to them
still.''
These are to put in drawers and trunks
and bandboxes, and among your bed
and table and towel linen, and they
will be just as fragrant for years as when
you plucked the short-lived beauties
their glowing red hearts. l have made
smaller, and drying them with pins
stuck through the centers. Then they
can be strung. Again, 1 have made
them into little thin cakes the size of
crackers. They are nice any way, for
the great charm remains the same.
Now, supposing an old blind man didn't
die, and will you his tin box and all his
traps, including an ~apothecary's mortar
and pestle, like he did me. Not likely.
But where there's a will" etc., cto.
You can take your stew kettle and your
potato masher IN a pinch.-Weekly
Hawkeye,
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aescribable, a masters pen alone can do
Injustice. One tirst-class case of dyspep.
STA Is generally enough for most we'll
regulated houses. Affections of the
stomach, accompanied by change of
structure IN its walls, are we'll nigh in
durable. The doctors may patch up but
TO insert new material is beyond their
skill. Concerning the stomach, this
much Is as true as it is of n other or
gan, viz: that overwork is the best cure
by rest.
Concerning food this must be kept in
mind: that the quantity and quality of
o a person requires vary much. This
is OWING to age, habits-whether active
or otherwise-and the temperature of
the weather. The young and aged need
easily-digested foods.
a high temperature forbids the use of
much fat food. especially animal fats.
Under this condition a minimum amount
Of heated substance generally is desir.
apie. The use of the food Il person sup
plies to his body is quite comparable to
that of coal and water the engineer su-
plies TO mis- engine. Those persons who
must breakfast early and live generally
IN the same manner indicated should
take p~recant'on to rest q little before
taking he late dinner and, if pos
sible, walk out a little after dinner. For
such persons a good breakfast is very
desirable. In this matter, however as
in many others, habit becomes a second
nature. So simple a thing as a mouthfui
OF water before breakfast will often
make a vast deal of difference to ones
feelings. Those individuals who are in
state of chronic hurry as ho~rse-car-con-
ductors, should use the NEST easily dig
ested food they can command. OF these
mix, beet.tea, ice cream, soup or HGu
hon are prime articles. The use of large
draughts of strong tea are especially in
linrlous. This is owning to The presence
in tea of t%annin, which is a powerful
vegetable astringent. This srbtance
not only checks the flow of the digestive
fluids, but hardens some of the food sub
stances as we'll, and thus in a two-fold
manner increases the difficulty of di.
gestlon. Some professional writers have
written of "Atnerican' dyspepsia as
though 1T We're a national affection. If
IT is SO it is probably the result Of the
great frequence OF errors in diet.
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Hints To

The accidents and ill-effects which oc-
casionally happen to bathers in the
ocean would be effectually guarded
against should the bather heed the fol-
lowing hints: ENTER the water when
the body is comfortably warm; exer-
else actively during your stay in the wa
ter. If air and water are both cold,
shorten the time of the bath. If lips OF
fnger-nails become blue, leave the wa
ter at once.
"Children should battle from two to
dition of health. Never force a child
into the water; the fright costs more
than the bath effects.
IA short, sharp run on leaving the
water will aid the effect Of the bath.
Always wash the salt from the hair.
midday is the best time to battle for
health; but any time viii do except just
after a meal. Flannel makes the best
hathing-suit.
"Move into the water quickly, and far
enough to dip the person, head and all.
Once in and honestly wet, keep moving.
"Before dressing rub the skin thor
oughIy with wet towels. If convenient
eat a slight iunch after the bath.
Children may generally battle every
day without harm. If suffering from
illness or disease, do not battle without
thu advice of physician.
1T is net safe.So swim in a heavy surf
when the tide is running out, or when
there are strong currents running in the
general line of the Shore.
when holes are known to exist, al
ways battle in company. For most peo-
Mo oroo q dow 10 o;;fo Artap ano,ol> -
be in the water. Avoid battling by
moonlight. except in comPany."-Sum-
mer Notebook.
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Moths in Carpets.

Numerous are the preparations rec
commended for tile preservation of car
pets from moths. Some are altogether
Intellectual; others of an odor SO over
PIONEERING that the remedy is worse than
the disease; others are rs destructive to
the carpet as they are to the moths. A
better and simpler method Is after thor
ouehlv cleaning and airing to scatter
powdered camphor plentifully between
the lining on the carpet, particularly
about the outer edges and dark corners,
where the destructive little insects love
best to nest. When a house is to be
closed for he summer, several folds OF
newspaper laid over the edges, will add
greatly to the protection of the carpets,
as the odor of the printingink employed
is particularly offensive to moths. Many
persons take no OF er precaution in the
case Of woolens than to beat then. thor
oughly, wrap them in newspapers and
lay away.-Decnrator and Furnisher.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-08-24
Ticks on Sheen.

II costs, says a contributor in the New
York Tribune, t. feed a flock of sheep
or lambs through the winter in proper
lion as they are ticky. After shearing,
while tie wool is short on the sheared
sheep, the ticks go on &c the lambs, and
again on to the older ones when the
wool becomes longer. A ticky lot OF
la,ubs going TO winter never hold their
own flesh, aud seldom in number, until
spring. So it is profitable soon after
p%earing to dip the lambs in some solu-
ZION that will not iniure them, but kill
The ticks. For this purpose l know of
nothing better than boiled tobacco wa
ter. Twenty-Five cents worth Of stems
procured from a tob%acconlst will make
enough tor thirty lambs. A convenient
way to dip them is to place in an old
w%ashboiler in the upper end of an ele-
waited wide trough, or, what is better.
an old sorghum or maple-sirup pan. Dip
the lambs in the boiler and stand them
IN the trough or vat to drain.