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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

expect 'bat bv modified form NJ
tie hay heiiiug press, We shall compres,
green crsas or forage into r,ctaurular
hales hold tightly hound hv stout iron
wire, and We shall build the.e one upon
another like Lig green bricks, in any
hpildiuc. whether brick walled or board.
Cd. that we have available 10 tho walls
Mil have no side thrust to stsnd against.
Hui ~ wc proceed wp shall fll no ali
Crcviccs between th" lslca aud the wall
and the Iutersticcs between contiguous
halcs, with chat we'll lrodden in. ChaH
too. at bottom. md pv1har. thickish
igVer Of chan over al. will suck up anv
exuded juices aud intercept the access
of moisture a. vel as air from outside.
- -Car Fl R,Ys Nauas.t Esg
Why not do the rectangular
bales" up in canvass, and whitcwash
them, and pack them down in oates
or ashes, like bans ? Perhaps Il
would he well TO sugar cure" them.
too.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

IL il is desirous To proiucc an in.
crease of one ton Of pork by feeding
one hundred swine that increase will
he more cheapiy obtained by feeding
those which are year old, or older
ones.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

FEEDING poultry must he conduct
Cd on proper principles To secure the
greatest need OF profit. While there
are many who feed too lavishly, there
are far more Who 10 not feed enough.
or who feed very irregularly, and Tie
result is very poor lot of fowls.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

TnE secret in profitable Winter
feeding Of pigs is to keep tue pen
dry and we'll beddCd. Feed literally
but do not stuff with meal.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

There is danger In stimulating too
large nOw of rioh milk by feeding
highly of meal and grains 10 new
milch cows.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

This matter Of butter making, then
must we not adopt the same methods
they have adopted in order TO CON.
pete with them, or even hold our
own? We are working at disa1-
vantage when We manufacture
thousand pounds Of butter in ten or
hundred places instead Of one
place. II IS ten men or hundred
men, and ten or a hundred churns
against one man and one churn, for
with the necessary power and con-
rcHicncc one man can make the thou
sand pounds much cheaper than it
can he made by TIC ten or the hun.
dred men IN one case there are a
hundred churns and butter workers
TO work against the one at the fac
tory, while in the factory the very
best man in The entire community is
chosen 10 DO tie work. and hc will
make the whole product nearly or
quite equal 70 tie very best that is
made by the best individual maker
At the farm dairy.
In relation 70 the improvement in
daifliuy In New ENGLAND. the uapcr
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

OvE COW well fed and com Cortably
cared for will produce quite as much
milk and butter as two that a,e al
lowed to run at large, lie on the wet
ground and be subject to the expos.
ure of the weather.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

Tna National Grange at il, lu.c
annual session adopted a platform, or
rather formulated a Declaration Of
Purposes. Itha- the ring Of caulor,
honesty and true manhood, aud will
well repay reading. There j., no, q
line in it, that may not pro6tabIy bc
accepted as a rule Of action by every
individual farmer, whether be be a
member OF the order or not.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

DoN'T take too much stock in
recipes and prescriptions to aid you
in poultry keeping. Careful attcn.
ton to feeding and keeping houses
and runs clean arc the best preycn-
tive of disease. We don't approve
Of the frequent dosing Of fowls to
keep them we'll.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08
Glre CFntre alFmutrat.
LEFONTE, PA.
GRLCv AL
NEWS, FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS.

tuE TEsr oF TuE Nt7IIvAL WELFARE Is ruE ivILLii.
GIsCE AsD rHosFEEiTY Or Tut IarnEE.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.
On the Chickahominy.

Under date Of May 8, 1888, Col S. F. TIBBIrrs. of
Dover, N A., sends US the following: " While on
duty in the army OF the Potomsc, in the swamps of
the Chickahominy, contracted complication Of
diseases that eliminated in spinal trouble paralysis
on one side, and severe disease Of the kidneys and
bladder, and great urina weakness. For long time
l was under the treatment Of the best physicians,
and tried many OF the so.called remedies,
but received no permanent benefit. When was in
the drug business in Boston, heard favorable
accounts Of the efficacy of Hunts Remedy for
diseases OF the kidneys and urinary organs, and
having decided to give it trial, purchased some
at wingates drug store, Dover, ". H., aud have
ceived great relief from using it. The severe pains
in my back are removed 1and l am able TO sleep
soundly and obtain rest at night-which for long
a time could not do-and the weakness in the ur-
nary organs has been relieved, and greatly regret
that did not test the great merits of Hunts Rem
edy when l was first taken sick, as l am confident
it would have saved me from several years of suffer
ing aud am more strongly convinced Of this alter
hearing of the most remarkable cures effected by
Hunts Remedy in a case 81 B.ights Disease here in
our midst in Dcyer, after the patient had been pro.
nouncsd ineurable by celebrated physicians"
Mr. Tibbitts is retired druggist formerly located
Ia Boston, and is thoroughly reliable citizen
Cor. Ed
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19

constantly the alert for these lawless fellows 1t
is not improbable the citizens Will take the law into
their own hands 10 protect their persons and prop
erty.
James A. Redfern, an Englishman who arrived on
the steamship Oregon, was arrested last night and
charged with bigamy. Redfern came from Toronto
Canada, accompanied by young and attractive
woman. They registered at the hotel as man and
wife. brother of the woman soon arrived and
caused the arrest OF Redfern who has a wife in Can
ada, whom he deserted short time ago and alb
seconded with her sister. Redfern denies that he has
another wife, and claims he will be abe to exonerate
himself. he is very wealthy Englishman, and is
said to have letters of large cred on several banks
here. The woman belongs TO family in high so.
cial position Redfern will be held in custody un.
til the necessary extradtion papers can be OBTAINED
The railroad track is laid to Meachams creek, on
the Baker City route ninety four miles from Una
tilla, and trains are running that distance.
j. Roberts, CT Freeport, W. T., while out bunting
accidentally shot himself, shattering his arm and
lacerating his side. Recovery is very doubtful
W. P. Kitchen, brakeman on the Oregon and
California Railroad, was badly crushed while coup
ling cars near Salem. His injuries are internal, and
are probably fatal.
The State Fair grounds are completely overrun
with bunko thieves robbers and disleputable char-
acters.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
Browns IRON BITTERs
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
AN EXTRAORDINARY RAZOR

TEAs BEEN INVENTED BY THE QUEENS
Z OWN co. of England. The edge and body
is so THIN and FLEXIBLE as NEVER TO RE-
QUI8E GRINDING and hardly ever setting. 1t
glides over the face like piece Of velvet, making
shaving quite Q luxury. IT is CREATING A
GREAT EECTTEMENT in Europe among the ex-
perts, who pronounce it PERFECTION. Two dol.
lars in buffalo handle three dollars in ivory Every
razor to be genuine must bear the reverse side
the nama OF NATHAN JOSEPH, GAL Clay street,
San Francisco the only place in the United States
where they are obtained. Trade supplied Sent BY
mail 10 cents extra, or O. o. ..
The QUEENS OWN COMPANY, having en-.
larged their factory. making PEARL and
IVORY CARVING KNIVES, TABLE and POCKET
KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES and SCISSORS oi
the same quality as their marvelously wonderful
razor. a7-tfWS
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
PAssEEGBR LISTS.


CARLIS, September Isth.-passed here to-day,
in special c. B & Q. car 90: r. j. Potter and lady,
Miss Fannie Potter, Mary Potter Master Willie Pot
ter, Chicago j. H. Douglas end lady, Sydney, N
s. w.; E. A Clougb Melbourne; Z. d. Thomas,
New Zealand c. H. Leclair and ladr, New YORK I;
Cert Gehres, Australia Felix Coblentz, San fran
cisco @. Clark and lady, Sonora, Cal. NJ >.
Morren and lady. New Zealand Miss Morren, New
Zealand; Jessie Barclay, Montreal; G. II. Dandieis
and lady, Denver A s. Hnghes and lady, Denver I;
Lowell Chicago; D. Q. Dodge and lady, Denver
Allie Ewes, Red Bluff, Cal !; $. W.. Eccle5, salt
Lake W. j. a Goddard, Topeka, Kan. Thomas
Miller, Omaha; f. Chandler, ST. Louis; Jas. Chad
Uick and lady, Miss Florence Chadwick, ANNA
Chadwick George Chadwick, Victoria, Australia
]. Harvey, Mrs P. Harvey, Kansas City; William
K Austin, Boston; Mrs. Robertson, Montreal
Belle Dickey, Omaha Mrs. c. II. Wallace, Hawaiian
Islands; Annie Elliott, Jessie Elliott Oakland T.
X Hawks and lady, San Francisco A. Packard,
Idaho A Lovett, New Zealand John Cassidy. San
Francisco; Chris. Little, Sacramento; Arch. Cnoos
Chicago; Arthur P. Pillow, New zealsnd; L. Clark,
S lit Lake H. Coap, Australia; ]. b, Alexander
Scotland r. f. Roomes, Australia; W. Mehard-
son, Truekee; Dave Casper, Wells, New.
NEwHALI, September 1sth.-Passed here today
to arrive in San francisco tomorrow: 9. e. Mill
gan, d. B. Milligan, VIM. Freedom, T. J. Beer
Mics Mihan, W. l.. Cornelious, G. L. Hairs, U:
williams, A. Fleres, Miss A. T. Widney, w H. Jes-
sup, j. Inglord, Mary kearney, J. Marnor, M
Braun, J. Bohart, T. G.. Gehart, Mrs. NJ. J. Dolan
San Francisco B. R. Nile, NJ. Torrey, Sacramento
Mrs NJ E. Prichard. Omaha J. @, Stewart anC
wife, Illinois DR.. r. T. Cohn, Grass Valley.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19

"TANTED-A SITUATION By A COMPETENT
w girl to do chamberwork waiting on table or
sewing. Address s. P. p" this Office. SIS 81
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Frances troubles.

LONDON, September 1Sth.-A Paris correspondent
says the story that the differences between China
and France might be submitted to the joint media
tion Of England and America is absolutely un-
founded.
HoSeKoSe, September 1sth.-The disagreement
between the French military and civil authorities
has reached a crisis. DR.. Armand, the French Civil
Commissioner for Tonquin, has relieved General
Bichot and Baoens TO share it equally. General
Bouet will return to France immediately II IS re-
ported from other quarters that General Bouet car
ries messages to France from DR.. Armand
The French ouiposts at Paca are menaced dasiy
and will probably Withdraw, the place IS scarcely
tenable.
In the recent battle the Black Flags are said tc
have fought with great bravery. Nine thousand
, Black Flags dsferd Sostay.
The Chinese press Insists that the Bla,k Flag
: were victorious in the recent fght,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
Attempted suicide in jail - Held TO
AnsMnr.
OLD MEXICO.
AdYices from Gua. mas.

GUAYMAs, September 18TH The steamer New
born arrived at l o'clock yesterday morning, and
was placed ia quarantine though the medicos did
not go board TO examine her till o'clock to-day.
CO -ious rain fell here to-day lasting from 10
1885 4. NJ, clearing the atmosphere and showing q
decline to 81 in the thermometer at 70
The deaths to midday from yesterday number
eight, but no new cases are reported, save at the
rancho, where two persons were taken down who
fed from here.
The Board of Health are divided and continua ly
squahhing about minor points, instead OF devotiug
thsir time to sanitary matters
Prefect Hernandez has issued an order providing
tn no bodies be removed for burial until they are
pronounced to be dead by some physician, and then
to be retained in the dead-house the cemetery for
three hours before interment.
A number of Americans and foreigners have died,
bat at present il is impossible to give their names.
General Corb is here, and at all hours Of the day
night is attending to such as apply for relief
BY the train to-day is brought news of the break
ing out anew of this fever at Hermosillo, and sew
erd deaths have occurred. No passengers by
steamer up to this date have bee, allowed to land.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19

HASFoRD, September 1sth.--Two days ago a
thrashing rig belonging to Hunter & Winstorm was
burned while thrashing in the Smiths mountain
set lement. 1t was thrashing stack of wheat for
Charles Hunter, one of the owners OF the machine,
and had half finished il when suddenly flames hurst
ont under the separator Water was thrown on the
fire at once, but it spread rapidly, consuming the
separator, table. wagon and derrick. and the re-
81, ,20o.
At 10 a NJ yesterday Louis Boeris' blacksmith
shop and contents, and small store room near it,
were burned. Loss about 81, 600 insured for 500
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
II. s. posraL SERVICE.

H. S. whitney, Assistant Postmaster, Putnam,
Conn, writes May B. 1888 81 hayo used Hunts
Remedy with the best results. l have suffered
untold agony for eighteen months with kidney and
liver complaint; my water was very bad, at times
actually pissed blood. This followed by general
prostration. Ny business requiring me to be on my
feet most of the time made my case worse. was
advised to use Hunts Remedy by friend who had
been cured by it, and can truly say that 1t has
benefited me more than all the other medicines l
have used consider it the best medicine for
kidney and liver troubles, and cheerfully recon-
mend it to all n6-1yMwF&w1y
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19

LosDos, September 1sth-Much anxiety contin-
ues at Canton 1t is conceded probable that In cas-,
of another attack on the foreign concession the Chi
nese troops and the gunboats will make common
| cause with their countrymen. One hundred British
soldiers are kept at Hongkong ready for action in
| restless and hostile TO Europeans. British gun.
boat has been ordered to anchor opposite the con-
| cession.
| A Tale OF the Seas.
1 HALIFAX September lSth-Captain Alfred Gass-
ton, of the bark Britannia which was wrecked off
the coast Monday last, tells story OF fearful suf-
fering. They on the wreck from Monday
until Tuesday evening, during which time the gale
was blowing, and all hands were compelled to re-
main deck exposed to the fury Of the
storm. Finally they took to small raft. Hardly
had the people got this when heavy sea washed
of all except the Captain and eight men During
the night and the following morning, five others
were washed off in similar manner, leaving only
four survivors, who were rescued by boat from
the shore. Thirteen persisted, including the wife
and children of Captain Gasston. ALI were natives
Of England. Two Of the Captains children were
picked up, but died In few minutes either from
fright or exhaustion The following is a list Of the
lost First officer, George Toye; second officer,
Arthur Holmes; steward, name unknown John
johnson, Lewis Smith, Fred Henderson, Arthur
Penthouse, Ernest Molt0p Mrs. Emily Gasston and
four children.
The Catholic CIeray.
Berlin, September 1sth.-The GsyTania. Ultra
mantane organ, says. The Pope, acting in har-
mony with the PrussiaR Bishops, has, without as.
sentng in principle to the legislative enacneuts in
regard to the education Of the clergy consented to
grant dispensation for the past and Tor this only
The GermdTrid adds II the May lava continue
in force, Ike spirit Of liberation cannot be fur
ther exercised. Political sagaeity should coun-
sci the Covert ment not to disappoiDt the con-
hdenee OF the Pope, OF which he has now given
DrODf.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
CUTTING, Array -laish0ncsf Book-keep
Arrested.

sTocKros, September ls,h.-Edward Murray, a
colored man, proprietor Of a livery stable at Liver
more. was cut in the neck with poeket-knife in
the hands of Charles Kingsberry, on kiDgsberry &
Hutchings' farm, on Roberts Island, last night
Kinpsherry was arrested. Murray was cut from the
left ear to the front OF the throat.
Charles j. Walden, for several months in the EN-
nlov of the Grangers Union at Lodi as b0okkeeper,
got away with 50 500 Of the funds of the concern.
To-day Sheriff Cunningham received dispatch
from the Chief Of Police Of Chicago, stating that
walden had been arrested in that city. Cunning
ham will star Immediately to bring the prisoner to
this county.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19

THE manufacturers of DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder are rewarded by having ac-
credited to them the reputation of manufact-
uring good articles. 1t must not be sup.
posed that those who are willing, at the cost
Of reputation and for the purpose OF gsin, to
impose adultersted goods on the public, would
hesitate to use injurious adultersnts.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
OREGON.
Items from Portland.

PORTLAND. September ls.h--A heavy shower Of
rain fell yesterday.
John Franklin, yourg man charged with muir
der on Davis creek, Modoe county, California, was
arrested yesterday in Lane county, and will be re-
turned for trial. Franklin made his escape from
Modoc County Jail few weeks ago ard was tracked
and arrested by the Sheriff.
Great crowds of roughs OF every conceivable
character are following the track-ayers on the
Oregon Short Line and the authorities OF ldaho are
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN PUR-
suanoe ot an order OF the Superior Court OF the
County Of Sacramento, made llth September, 1883,
viii sell At ptiv5te sale, for cash. subject to con-
frmation by said Court, on after MONDAY, the
lst day Of October 1898 all the right, title, interest
and estate OF LORENZe HEUBLETN, deceased, at
the time OF his death, and which said estate has
since acquired Ia and to all the undivided one
half OF the west 20 feet Of Lot No. g. in Block No.
So OF the town Of Folsom, Sacramento couatY, Cali
foruia.
Bids OF offers must be in writing, and may be left
with me at my residence in Folsom, or may be sent
by mail to A. p. CATLIE, Sacramento, Cal, at any
time after the publication Of this notice and before
the making OF the sale MICHAEL GOLL,
Executor Of the Estate Of LoRENZE HEUBLElN,
deceased.
a. p. CArLIN Attorney. s14-td
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19

Many a sickly woman, whose esd expert
euce had demonstrated alike the failure of
conceited doctors and poisonous drugs, has
obtained new lease of life for few dollars
worth of the Vegetable Compound. and has
gone on her way rejoicing and prsising Mrs.
Lydia E. Pinkbam, of Lynn, Mass.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19

L'Union, the Paris organ of the Legitimists'
has ceased publication. In its farewell an
dress il says the papers mission ended with
the death OF Count de Chambord. 1t ssiutes
Count de Paris as the head of the house OF
France, and hopes he will restore to Oniis, s-
tians tsa traditional monarchy. The papers
cessation implies the 1.sgitimists will not
supp1yk it.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
SECOND DISPATCH.I

STOCKTON, September 1sth.-The Stockton Fair
opened at 10 N. The attendance at the park was
good for the first day. The opening rscs mile
dash for twV-y old5 owned in the district for
purse OF S400, four moneys. There were five start
ers as follows D. S. Terry named bay filly, no
name, and a sorrel FLY, name 4. ii. Williams
named the gray FLY Lillian, and J. b. Haegin
named the bay FLY Maid Of S5ockdale. Pools sold
S25 on the field, against so the Maid of Stock
dale and 50 Terrys stable The two fllies en-
tered by Terry the first and second money,
Lillian third, Maid of Stockdale fourth and Alice
r. fifth. Time, 1:49l. The second race was a dis
trict handicap for purse of $780, four moneys, for
sll ages mile and repeat, with four starters. Caleb
named sorral gelding Lara, G. W. Trahern
named chestnut geding Certiorari, and Charles
Mclaughlin named chestnut geding, no
nsme The Mclaughlin colt was the
favorite in the pools Stansiaus sthe first heat
in 147f, and Certiorari the second in li9 Certio-
rari also won the third heat, but before the result
was announced protest was entered that two
horses belonging to the same stable had beea eu-
tered in the race No de ision had been reached at
the time Of sending this dispatch. The principal
interest was ceutered in the Pacific trottiog
race for ~ car. ods, for purse Of $780, four mon
eys There were four entries Hazel hirke, by j.
B. Mcdonald Anteeo, by J. Cairns Simpson; Oil
vette, by William johnson Adrian, by j. NJ.
Learned. On account Of lamenCs5 the latter was
withdrawn, leaving eny three starters. Hazel
Krke was toe favorite at the boxes, selling for $40
against ST 80 for Anteeo and SIS for Ulivette.
Hazel kirke won the p ie, Auieeo second, with /
vette on the outside. Hazel KiIke won in three
straight beats Time, 2:S0a 232s-2.S4. The sec
ond money went to oliyette, ana the third money
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
Sudden Death Of a TKyen,

SAN Francisco, September 1sth-About O'Clock
this morning James T. Kingsbury, a passenger on
the steamer Columbia, dropped dead while the yes
sci was entering the port from Oregon. Upon the
vessel reaching the wharf, the Coroner was Motif
and the remains taken to the Morgue. The
deceased, 1t is stated, a resident of Milwaukee,
and belonged to Odd Fellows lodge OF that city,
and was by occupation tobacco merchant
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19

"Fos four years suffered agony from a
skin disease. DIR. Benson's Skin Cure cured
me.n-C. B. Mcdonald. Plantersville, Ala.
81. at druggists.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
PACIFIC SLOPE.

The San Joaquin Valley Fair-FIre Near
Colusa-Case satisfactorily Decided In
Reno-idvices From Oregon-The Inter
Stale Shooting Match at Carson-Mafters
at Guaymas-san Francisco Money Mar
ket-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
LAND FOR SALE.

T1oR sALE-soo ACRES GOOD GRAZING "a
and Farming Land situated thirty miles S<isF
east Of Sacramento and two miles from Latrobe ssS
Staten. Plenty OF water for stock; plenty Of tim
ber nearly 81 fenced with barb wire and boards
also. house and barn. Two stages pass daily. In
corner Of Fourteenth and J streets, Sacramento.
eT2 1wS
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
HOME AND ABROAD.

Reign of Terror In Texas = Republican
National COnventiOn-The siade-Mifch'
ell stakes-Two Cowboys Killed In Da-
kOta-A DeadwoOd suieide-New Jersey
Republicans = st. Julien and Jay-Eye-
see-4nairs In Foreign Lands-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
Investigation Asked.

SAN Francisco, September l8th.-The Board Of
Education adopted resolution tonight stating
that in view OF the report of the Grand Jury re-
ferring to the sale of teachers positions in the
school department, it asked for an investigation
Another resolution presented, setting forth that
the infiiction of corporal punishment had been
greatly abused in the past few weeks, and that it
should be discouraged by the removal of authority
to infiict corporal punishment from subordinate
teachers
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
Tic pG,ter case az San Jose.

SAN jose, September 15th.-Before Notary Lori.
gan to-day the taking Of dispositions was resumed
in the case of County Treasurer Pfister the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company j. G. Kennedy de-
posed that j. n. Kelley, eX.Revenue Collector, and
Republican politician, supported PHster at the
last election, and that If railroad money used he
did not know 1t. James w. Rea deposed that Kelley
is personal and political friend of his, and that in
the las. campaign they worked togsther for the
election Of NJ NJ. Estee and Colonel Gibson. Wit
ness worked with his friends, and had no con-
nection with the railroad element