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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-17

THE New York Tribune sums up the things set
tied in that State by the late election as follows
l. That the Republican party is not going. 9. That
the people appreciated the present Democratic Leg
islature IS. That the Democratic machine must 60
4. That New York, If Republicans will it, can be
counted upon to go Republican in 1884.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-17

He who sedulOusly attends, pointedly
creates, calmly speaks, coolly answers, and
ceases when he has no more to say, Is IN
possession of some of the best requisites
of man. Il Iavater.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-17

Sixth street, between 1 and J-Servicss at 1o:45
A. NJ and N conducted by Rev. p. s. knight
Morning subject "Sympathy a Motive Force. ="
Evening: "In Pilates Seat" Cordial invitation to
all. Ushers Will seat strangeIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

rEwYonK Jan 8.-BEEyEs- Receipts were dnclndinc
Ss. and Il 81 car. a scsst Total head
head E. @ sa s tine 1' 1h'
fair demand q, aeou, Mondays Pes; all qtsS,
iss. 3 s essT:. 81: q T. i d1s.:
some carloads S% a. Sispiof to d mt5s
fssf IN, s sess!s .s ss'
S to o GTs e to dres IS s or Of DIV Cows
Saa4sc live weight, and cars Of Common Western sulI'
Tent Il Soldsmiih reserved head
4 Sn ca
the hSva ~ 5SsPn c c s. Brown IT
:5 !, lis e isf 4 f bsT,s il
s g. 'Is "a e g. Hatsa e ,$'.s
Sss 3 1890 lSd G DO ZOOS s. &C.
9; s Il az d GSo Soars 40 uo, steers 1910 %
4 n 4 z DO isi n io-
sST 3 sGns Do 2ass c. a. lGs P ss:
81 Z, Is.$ q j. y DO
= sS : S.s :; SssSy smith steers
s7 sh g for MeDO1C ne "a s go Ioo i9a Sl
U issai = ssi os
ssa sGs & q q sc.yn s%s:sSn ia
oa s LII III "a Z, io fS 50 n 10
n sss 81 e . @ %I As e
gnia Steers oxen and Cows Sis ID at ioc % !" ana ''
= FL = 4 qs,s !: ss;s,s hs;s
DO 1910 g. W. Roesrts Ohio steers 445 D.
sss Is Is: = s !s
IN e q i fso 20 Steers
% isss a i s and q ssaS; iS 90 itfS
10 a. s g. d % g. aiS e. Bs
I2as . 70 per 100 r. dS S lac aos s,se H.
s5 q psT eG St n 90 ai b. 1t ioc So IS Balls lilo
asysS f isr i ssf 9. nne:
a io g NJ ~ Is DO sao H. AZ ios and 81 per head
a2ss sioe and soc per head; % do 2sS D. at 1896
% Ianeis Steers l.os p q III Il e
iS:s and &c per- ". head d. cSS ios Il
Zoo r. s1s Psi s hsis = 81 ssis % -
e ass lf5s a. ,iss
= Sy His:ssf SsiI; s. 3
Ss arg 4 Is l Michigan s's ssss. o nj
&C. sao a. e. Sss' e p g. rs u Ss S2s
S g n p no. Co. na 81 per-
LAS =: G ' %s q sc1 wsu. Is Illinois
srs iSSi iOS ~ 90 % ~ 70
Ss II $ S Il 90 and 81 = per hssd d.
r. So = IS 40 2 y p s e 70 70 e
s ass' sI bet = 50
svogsi Rsssnstsls ior Meyer sRsgsn,ts9 SO Illinois
es. el Ell e y rs.., steers. ~ SO
g. s Msrs % i sesa all at No
Grassers SALE veals In good demand ny rather
nmer prices and early clearance was Erected Ceumon
70 rhine sold at l0so with few SELECTED 81 iic On a. -
,nALEs-pnlenpeck a Dewey cold 10 Veads 10y ~ ~
eao is5 r. at l0ci ID do lSl ID, ct sci oo 40 d.
Z Io Hume sold Veal 1853 llc do. iss ~ at LOCI
,,Issnbssf Davis sold - vsas iaosI7o n. at ioS
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts 2s cars lof sess
Tor days Ssss siass Ia 2T head Tor the same
ns last week The demand good for both sheep and
s s g q y = Win T C
3d. and carload of heavy sheep 70 sn exporter
POOR Y PrtIne nsmbs ranged IRON "a, "a
et5Lc; i7o DO az ~ ~ So sS 40 80 n 81 e. 69 Go
etc. 'S'''' - :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04

DOR Last POUR WEEko
To t. gn,,sa Rnsao S $685. siss iSisss
ro,.l four weeks...... 775.055 ae1s.e4l l,74s.i2o
Hay AND STRAW Trade still moderate and pricss IN
SSyS 0sss sop siippss e'Vs9 Grades
sessgs; 10 BY. Straw soss5e Short do SOs'sc oat
sYMfDEs-pull and UNCHANGED.
.ppsa holders 70, pre- their sse sSd for
0 M nat the Iron and Exchange toSsy
aev yi, Pig steady Ss t ma's5 a sss
sgs' stssa 'oni copper d Lead steady
orleans at aoss1 ES, T,sn du lili
d paT, cs sales. soS g aas H isians M
sTos ssa s sss sss
more g, o sgc as sR s. e
seasgns Ia y.id: jo00ins Ota 6ssstc Tar anu f'''A
nsS 1s o sssT
POOL sa% $3.50 20 oS 600 Boxes aS cS ss.
Bacon % % 81, 90 tons do 20 rs Cd
sss5 ss.s &C.
B.. a. Iassa Sc sSs 6 Sdaf e
81; S 81.
:ss gram fsf? ss:a -
;;!sS ~ si$ ss bSs
STsss ,:aDsS do \. Sf5Tip
fAptS American SSs .d &s'd ii5s
sP iss Slss ,s%s
sssS sss IS Ps 1ss$ TONS from New
ssIsEsssssesss ifss IT
iss s.: S Lumber !
SIS o Sf FROM ss2 ao ssoa
6 .na As IS two ''h''n''' lsa '.a
sSG SS %craS &%ss
iss export ss ss We sSsSs s craas Sperm M
Prime HsiS r S
% c lest
7S rs.De pSsSsq Sons ara Trade Ots
iossii Crude csstnsats dS C sS .'' 0' ~
FRO inquiry Is vsIy s aDs
and export aeand sd g small lots prices scDs y
". s.f pS y% .ss S .n 20
i Prime sS s cy sm sal
"a ss Mes
:'SSy @ s. Es;i. a Ss:
Y Ss Srs. ssy sh a
ssSs sessy e sysTs SSs.s b
as ~ s p Sol cfed 500 RSssa
s SsI' r = smoked s9C1Ssi ss1s
smoked Hams Sales hss 20 boxes
Long Clear 93c.: rs short Clear seVe;o al "es'
baEs cSs WIN s,o ssss ss% ana
Guy hs sg 70 sst advanced
S1ss s. TIE So GBs1 from Il
depressed speculation only moderate ~ t IN Toc
trading quiet sales dcs 7 rn eo,ne isSSs
$3.50 tcs February 73c closing 1851 W. &C.,
So March, slS.ns 79s 80 tcs
sc:ns 3D. GS S.a e,ss "a"
Continent ard February south na A Amen
BUTTER Demand Is very sio" ana pIlee, . ua
settled ruling favor Of buyers; western ns
Choice 26aScc state FirKins 27a3lc STATE Dairy welsh
This aSgS G.: state Firkns 27a3c.: Western limitation
Creamery "a Sac Western Dairy s~ s,mIy
held b, demand light state Factory salaoi Western Fat
60i2c; Creamery skins 5dsc; Seleolons 70 the nvme
demand: held stocks unsettled Jersey SsdS s.
stare and Pennsylvania S0c Western ana Csnsna
for Infer1or Western and Canada z~c
@ t o aIa Of Saos ahs crop
SEEDS-Steady, qret unchanged 49, -. ,., -
fo go test Centrifugal and 6c for good oi
hbds Molasses sold at 67Isc fsehpea
Pordersa s7se9c, formulated. Ss.ci cubes Be- Mone
A. sac; Confertiones do. ssise STANDARD 90 G.. IN
do 7asc White Ezra g s ssS7s;s ss1i0" w. 10"
sTElRiNE-Dull and unchanged sales COCO bbs CITY,
oTALLow- Quiet and nrm sales. OF 900 D. &c. .r..o,
only 1907 pkgs WERE sold at about steady prices or
Ss4sc for Moyune for Pingsney y Tor Japan
Amoy Ooiong Thirty OF the principal lopbers nave
agreed sales unless the teas are soa Ia
who declines thesc conditions To-day sae
was herewith ana ew snai aeaers GU ~
purchase stock OF India teas hero Is st-tea az
pigs sj.13s ~. against 500 pkss and isooV ]" as'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04

ding upsnds $50 oriesns DO SGD. Sales. 10000
bAls Loo bales Tor speculton and export he
eclpts 62i0 tses $500 Amercan futuies-u Risnas
Low Midanns sansc January aeiivery slsq $500
and March dovsry oss,4d: DO March and April deli!.
cry D4tesd do April and MAY delivery, ga alec sSsci
and Juno delivery 5ss4d. also 5ss4d DO June
and July delivery Sssex, also 5ssrd do July and Augnst
LIVERPOOL Jan. 3.-130 m.-Uouon-Tns salss or the
fay included 400 bales American .-,.
LIVERPOOL jan $500 y. p-Cotton--F utures-ueane
do February and March delivery 5.o.d- do March and
April delivery 5~d: do April and May delivery 6ssai
do May and June delivery. 64ssd do June July delivery
5sss.d DO July and August deuvery b"sd also s''d Flu
tur@s steady.
bales gross 100 bales 1000 BALES exports 20
the Continent, baiee; TO Great Britain. Daes;
70 France - balcs eoastwise - bales: STOCK lll,ofs
bales .,,,, -,
Mdding oiss Good Ordinary. S7sc net receipts svo5
gross 1902 bales exports 70 Great Bntain saoo
bales. 20 France. bales; 70 this Continent - DaeG
cozswise, balss; sales. $500 bales; stocxs io"z4o
MoprE Jan. s.-cotton easy, hiddling. si4c; Low
bales rross 1918 baes exports coastwsc, ll70 baos'
saes 1 900 bales; stocF. 42,O36 bales 49,
HEu.OE jan. 3.-CotSon quiet Middling. vesci
Low Middine es,sc Good Ordinary, Sssc; net receipts
70 he continsnt 7o3s baes coastwise ash baes 20
GREAT Britain g454 baes sales 5000 bales last evening"
- bales stock. 3l0,687 bales .. -.
SAVANNAH Jan. 3.-tjotton weak Middlng, essc, Low
Mddng ss.c., Coca ORDINARY gao: net .recegt5 20
10 Great Britain 1852 baies to Continent 1913 baies
2l0O baIes last evening 600 bales oek lii'io
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04

NOTICE.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
The second ANIMAL Meeting Of stockholders Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company will DC held on
"Wednesday tenth day OF January 1883 az ~ O'Clock
the Office Of the company In the CITY OF NorIoh
GINA will held Tor thirteen directors ior
the ensnng business transacted as may
properly meeting The transfer books viii
be cosrd o'clock December Jl 1857, uhth
O'Clock a m. January IL, 1883. o.o =, r,,,ya
OR. W. ARMIES. President.
Secretary.
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
Rpszr11AN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO M J.yERo jan 2-Cofee-Good Firsts 3400 3 $50
reis per os Average daily rccepts $500 pags ship
1900 bags the United states 10000 bags; 70 ,he
enamel and North OF Europe bags for the United
states 10000 bags for tbs Mediterranean; -
hars stock 265OOO baRs Exchange on London,2ld 49,.
SANTOS 2-Coree-snperior Santos SoO0a a a0o
refs per daily receipts for the week. 63OO
bags shipments the week-To all countries, ohooo
bags 80, 600 bags 10 Europe. Stock. lbO0Oo Dags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04

Estimated average Of Beeves &c. against loc IN 1851
sfage price I'm 1880, 9l4c
.Avo price ia 1875 lie.
Average price in 1872, III &c.
Average price in 1871, l2c.
Average price in 1870 IA
Average price In 1860. l6c
The additional gvos the shipments TO all foreign port.
live Cattle Beef Live sheep Carcasses OF
n and Dressed Hogs for the year ending January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IryRRrooT jan s-Bacon Cumberland Cat. 4eo.; Short
RIB 4aI0d PORK Prime Moss. $500; DO western Do Lard
Prime Western 55Id Cheese American Choice S8Od Corn
0i0d Mixed old rurpentine Spirits 3sod Provs9ns
ard $3.50 per American. Observation-Disclosures ol
for old Mixed Western Wheat Dad az I'd per GENITAL TOT
orns Climb S9dd8l Id for Western spring. $3.50 oiio
for Red Winter. - nom, c.,,.
LONDON. s.-spirits Turpentne $500 gsS ,q a
per Talow 49 Der cwt Refined Ptroieuni o'sd"
It'd. per gal -. -. =. OF ,-a,o. TX
centlmes 90 kllos - Ina, .-...... -.
Fine American paid and 10 francs "a cennes Soes
Wioor's 1871 francs 80 confines per 100 kDos xn
BRKnES Jan. y-Petroleum. 2 marks 80 pfennigs WI
coIs Lard elosed b5 90 pfennssp per ITO Knos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04

COTTON nARKErS-sY TELEGRAPH
LfvsRPooL. Jan. a-l2.S0 0. m.-cotton easier MA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04

THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY, !
sECHkTAEr TgEAstREK's OTP.3H 800 Z
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Dec. 20, 1882. .
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners OF
~ the Income bonds Of the CHICAGO AND ALTON
COMPANY January !. 1893 that the same
paid upon presentation at the office OF Messra Jesup
Patton Co b2 Wian-st New York, and after anuary
2 1855 aud that interest thereon will cease after ma
tur1ty. r. 81 rosrrp
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
5 i ys;s, ems. Ii J. q

Rsse so,A. 2ii STATE sheep 95 NJ at &c Iee JessT
Ewea li5n ss sac; Jersey Lambs III ~ 81 20; W.
paeock sold 81 Maryland Ewes 90 No. at Sc DO
116 n, ct &c. -. &C.,, an, :. st "A az
'ess Se 40 20 20 so3 i9s Kentucky steep at Ewes
M n ei ls9 western DO SO No. ct 54c so do 10 D ~
sac o,r u-..,..n c,..r On m NJ gc.
swb. ss r. s s as; canada Lsmbs IS D. OF 7c ~ DO
eS at &c xi1 Slate Ewes III n at 5lc. ~ do SO
an As ~ AZ 4sc 81 State Lambs 90 f. at 67sc as
~ ~ M AT 7i.c 1850 Cpnads do Us d. at 10.
~" Rirby Co sod l64 State Lambs So %. att zc. . =.
DiIenbeok a Dewey sold; 40 Western sheep IA 70, =.
Sir fo5 DO a. 10 at rs do, 100 n. at 5s4c Al stare
Lambs at 6c 10 do 20 ~ at g; 10 canada do 30 70;
af sec 06 10 at 6cs l0l do. 90 d. nj e'c iOi no. 10
n At 10: i72 do. So N. at &c. go.
HOGsecepts were AZ cars Of og4n heaa - 2 eas ..
IS.sl5 head against l7.e6i head for the same tmo
last week krIn snd prices shade mgher
with Ordinary to Prime Hcgs selling a. exsyc ,os N a,
81 rs l2 do 1853 To- SO 6s i04 do l27 ~ 81 80 56t
or Pigs % ID OF 6c ~ Rougs le2 H. AT - oo'4 ooo
@ II ~ pscoop soS 20 Maryland Piss lis b. at 6iac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
piuioeno Notlres.

OFFICE or THE
BECKETT AND MCDOWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, J
100 LIBERTY.sT. NEW. YORK, Dec. 10. 49,
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT out OF
~ the earnings Of the company was this day declared
pay able January g 1883. &. f. MCDOWELL Treasurer
A RKANSAS STATE BONDS.-CoupOns of
~ Arkansas state per cent Ioughooroqgh Bonds mstor
ing Jan /, 1888 will be paid at National city Bank New
'' MATTHEW'S & WHITAKER,
Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
GnanriaL

n c. AND G.
VI, ,,, c,..o .s
Ind Railway Company are requested 20 ohuhi
classes OF securities hed Dy
them 10 tho undersigned address Notice OF meeting 10 De
he Id for the protection OF
securities will be sent Immediately ADDRESS r. w. b"h
1857,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO jan 3-CArTLI--Receipts to-day 22l head
total for $3.50 head for same time last
week 5s5 consigned through II MAJ kc steady
Good to Choice steers a 80 0O
s5 65 81 1858 s5 Light sockeis not "anted
sHEEr AND LAMBs-Recepts to-day. ZOO head: total Tor
the week thus IL 900 head for same tune last week
II head consigned through cars market long ana
higher Good Western sheep - oOdSo Sho'ce
So 20as5 80: Western Lambs 81 1oaSS D. g., a.. ..v
HOGS Receipts today, 100 headi total lot the week
thus $4,000 head for same time last week ioooo NEAL
81 market excited anu
10 Choice Yorkers 30 on oIG
Light o dS6 Good Medium weighs 20 oo0
81 10 Fair TO Choice Sc 5Od 50 as Pigs 50 odso ~
CHICAGO Jan. 3-Hoos-Recepys. 81 90 head shipments
$500 hoad market Tut and oc lover on ieaNy
grades Mixed SIS 50dSB 10: Heavy % 9oasoo o ias""
steady nj IS bOdSd 81; Skips So ibd$6 30 ma. -.
CATTLE - Recapts, 5000 head; shipments 5000 mead
active and except Tor very
Cattle; Extra s 2O0s6 b0 Good 10 Choice shipping 80 3o9
"a 10 good demand and selling freely 81
steady rates 81 40ds5 25 Common to fsr - o go 70
Medium Good S. 50d$i 90; SUCKERS anu feeocis "o'o
and AZ 81 25ds4 go n on, ...-No.
2400 head shipments 2oO0 head msrno'
acy,ve ana Ann shippers bbucners buying freely Com
mon S0d$3 co. Medium 10 Good Slass ou Nhooo
TO Extra. 81 2hdS5. $3.50 ,...,.,. 600
head Prime s. 40 80 oo FAIR 70 oou - 0V~
IS o5; Common S36$4 25 LOAD Extra az 80 20
ao0s-Recepts 100 head; market fair Philadeipplss
So 60os6 s5 Baitimores So 5oos6 55 workers. % quo
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-05-03

= There is in this country about H..
GOO, 600 pet canaries, which annually use
iGS,00O,OOO pounds of seed, worth Mt least
SD, 100000, and twenty-five manufacto.
ries made 100000 cages last year.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-05-03
The Worthless Boy.

| See him There he stands on the corner
smoking cigarette. He has stood there
for some time, and looks tired, but is toe
lazy to do anything else. Here comes
several like himself They swagger and
saunter along as ie their limbs were
weak. Their heads are so empty ~ to
| make one imagine that q rap on one oil
| them would cause a hollow sound. They
| do not talk much, but when one does ut.
| ter a few drawing words all unite in loud
| and prolonged laughter. a blockade in
the street, bcwildered dog, passing
young lady, is u boon, ~ the vacant
minds are thereby amused for awhile.
What would such boy bring if put
| up At auction?
Ii he Was sheep he would sell at a
good price for sheep as is well known
pay good per centage on their cost and
maintenance in the wool and mutton
they yield. A horse would readily find
purchaser, for he could be relied upon
to exert his strength whenever his master
demanded it. Even "a, r dog il
priced by its owner, if .,r rDthing else
than the companiOnship and sympathy
they afford. Think what an amount OF
capital has been invested in this boy.
The whole time of an adult was required
TO care OF him during the first three or
tour years Of iis life he has been fed
and clothed books have been bought
for him; educated people have spent
hours and hours and an immense amount
OF brain power upon him his father
worked nj light and day to provide him q
home and comforts, expecting some day
man, stalwart in body and intellect
won ld ut least render To him respect and
gratitude, II not support him when old
age had taken his strength. This boy
has even called forth the tenderest and
palnfuest feelings. He has been car.
! essed, rntrrated and wert oyer.
Is not the object Of so much thought
aud solicitude worthy to occupy a large
sphere in the worlds thought ard es
teen? Amazing that he should be con
sldercd Of only the value the clothing he
wears? But is it not II fact? III, mind
cannot grapplo wi;h q simple calculation
successfully. He refuses to enlarge or
strengthen j. By study. Ills physical
powers do no one good-he is too lazy to
exert them in an honest employment.
He cannot even be companionabie-h
great opinion Of himself makes him an
insuiierable bore, preventing him from
considering another's tastes and desires
enough to please.
Some kind heart queries? "What
will become of him?" Oh, he will drift
along, spending his fathers money while
he can acquiring every bad habit pos.
sible; winning somtimes at the gaming
table, stealing, when luck turns, from
some unsuspecting companion; finally,
uncontrolled passions lead him into open
crime-then comes, perhaps, suicide, per-
haps prison or gallows-then an unknow n
grave aud forgotten name.
Do you like the picture, boys? 1t is
not fancy picture. You may have seen
this boy many times. You can make
yourself to match it, but will you?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-05-03

People who cannot spend the season Of
winds and cold rains in sunny FLORIDA
should keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
the house. 1t il the best remedy for
Colds and Coughs and will relieve suffer
en- at once
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-05-03
Poison In Canned Goods.

The attention of the public has often
been called to the danger OF lead poison
ing. Some of the more common ways
in which the danger meets us is in lead
water pipes, lead covers-so called "tin.
fOil"-fOr tobacco and lozengers, and
lead in the solder of tin preserving cans.
According 70 q recent statement Of the
New York hsrdid, n large proportion of
the cans used In preserving fruit and
vegetables are hand made-that ia, SOL
dered ON the inside, 30 that the lead in
the solder comes in direct contact with
tho contents of the can. 1t ia shown
also that In cans that are machine. made
and soldered on the outside the solder
in tn vent hole comes in contact with
the substance inside, and that eome ct
the "flux" used In eoldering-rosin and
muriatic acids likely to get inside Of
the can. if1 > ~
The only question, then is whether
the solder and the fux contain enough
dangerous matter to poison the contents
of the csn. This can only be settled iu
one way-by experiment. Tne expert.
ment may be made by the person who
eats the contents of the can and observes
the effect on himself, or by sns chernist
who examines tho contentg aud deter.
miues the per cent. of injnfioua Eii inter
by analysis. Most persons will prefer to
let the chemist do the experimenting.
There Is, however, very little danger in
eating canned goods when the cans are
machine.made-soldered outside-and
the householder, IN buying, should see
to 1t that the cans are of this description.
After all, there 10 nothing 30 good as the
oid-fashioned way of the housekeeper
putting up her own fruit in glass iars.
If done we'll this process keeps the fruit
as we'll, there is no comparison as to
taste, ard the danger from solder is en-.
tirely avoided.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-05-03
March on. Mar.h on to vistory.

UNDER dat" OF Nov. II, 1882, Mr.. Albert w
Handy, Of Pratt AMI Whitney Company, Hart
ford Conn. writes:
Having been Grca, sufferer from severe
attack Of Kidney disease, nnd endured for long
timr the intense pain. many aches, and extreme
weakness that always attend this dreah dis
case. Including the terrible backachr, after
trying doctors prescriptions and many other So
called cures. without gaining amy benefit. was
finally persuaded to take Hunts Remedy; and,
after using It n very short time, l and myself
entirely relieved from tho hacknchc and other
pains; and. better t''an all the other improve
ments In my general health, my kidney disease
Is cured. 1t affords mo great pleasure to reeon,-
mend Hunts Remedy to all who mny be suffer
ing as ] have been. US II is n safe aud reliable
medicine for Kidney disease"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-05-03

- In conversation with a friend in
Washington the other day. about the
speakership Of the next House, Senator
Morgan of Alabama, expressed the opin.
ion that "it will not be safe for the
Democrats to renege on the tariff in the
future )" and that they must "play bold
hand in the next caucus to nominate q
speaker, and not wait until the next Ma.
tional Convention In order to put a tariff
reform plank In the party PLATFORM" In
brief, the Alabama Senator thinks the Ia.
rifquestion will be the main issue 10 the
speakership contest; that the Democrats
cannot afford to submit to the don,ipa-
ton Of protectionists and elect Mr.. Ran.
dali Speaker.
One Of the substantial farmers of
Sparta, Ga, when he was married, twelve
years ago, had to borrow money to nav
for his marriage license, and, not having
q decent suit Of clothes, She young wo.
man whom he vas to marry tore the
wool from sheepstins, spun, wove and
made him suit OF clothes. a,'y'
II you were to try to recall 81. the
good deeds you have ever done In your
life would half an hour be too long2
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-05-03

Nervousness, debility, and exhausted
vitality cured by using Browns Iron Bit
terB.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-05-03
How to Spoil n Husband.
Find fault with him.
kppn M ,,pti,lv hni,ua

Find fault with him.
Keep nj untidy house.
Always have tho last word.
BE extra cross on wash days.
Quarrel with him over trifies.
Vow vengeance on all his relatives.
Let him SOW on his own shirt buttons
Pay no attention to household expen
ses.
Give AZ much as he can earn in q
month for u new bonnet
Tell him ~ plainly as possible you
married him for living.
Raise row if he dare to bow pleasant
y to an old lady friend.
Tell him the children inherit all their
mean traits of character from his side o
tho family.
Keep the parlor for company and do
not let him put his foot in it,
Get everything the woman next door
gets, whether you can afford it or not.
Let it out sometimes when you are
good and mad that you wish you had
married some other fellow you used to &c
with.
When he gives you $40 to lay aside fo,
a rainy day. give it to the first peddler
that comes along for pair of ten-cen,
plaster vases.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-05-03

WHAT 25 CENTS WILL Do.-The
small sum of25 CO ats invested in bottle
of Norman's Neutraizing Cordial will
save you many hours of pain and suffer.
ing, many sleepless nights and many
Doctors bills. Norman's Cordial is sold
all over the land. Every druggist and
cross road merchant eau get it. We are
shipping it everywhere.