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NoTICE,-I, MICHAEL CANNON,
IN TENANT Of the within mentioned premises
in compliance with an act OF ASS mbly In surh
case made and proyid d, do hereby give notice
the Judges of the Court of Ge eral Sessions OF
the Peace aud Jail Delivery of the state OF
Delaware, In and for New Castle county, on
Monday, the 10Th day OF November next, A. d.,
1883, being the FIRST day Of said court, for a
license to keep an Inn or tavern, at No. 10 East
Front street. In the Second ward in the city OF
wilmington, county and State aforesaid, and to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, 10 he drunk ON the premises, the
fOllOwt ~ respectable citizens, residents of said
ward recomn end the said application 10 witt
X. II. Taylor, Harvey G.. Kemble,
A. A. IA tburn, Charles Il. stevenson,
Michael Cannon, John u. Eastburn,
John Cannon, VIM. Kenny,
Jonn McIuRh, John A. Henry,
Thos. Shea, w. r. Wlndsh,
Henry Carr, Vim. BRreford
W. II. PHI Hips, George Cannon.
G, W. Broadway, avid Hammond.
Jam's j.. Philips, Char es X. SbarRs,
ii. j. EversOn, Frank X. y. Davis,
W. ID. Greenfield, Dennis Kane,
Albert Reed, Charles Cannon,
octlTl3t MICHAEL CANNON.
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NOTICE. II, JOHN MULRoONEY,
IN OWNER Of within mentioned premises, In
compliance Ith an act OF Assembly In such Q. 80
mad and provided, do hereby give notice that
ahalt apply I'm whiting TO the honorable, the
Judges ~ the Court Of q. neral Sessions Of tue
Ia and for New Castle County, on Monday. the
~ day OF November next A. D., 1888. being the
nrs day OF said Court, + r license to keep an
Inn or tavern, northwest cor. Fifth and Tatnall
SIS known as aOl Tatnat ST.. in the First ward OF
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware, aud to sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises, aud the following respectable citizen, ,
resident8 OF said ward, recommend the sSln APP
pl'cAtiOn, to wit;
v j McManus W II BRADY
e. y BlckiA Daniel 1lelusker
John WaRner Austi NGAynor
ID MEL MVlArkcy Louis Bickta
James McKennt job" BAder
Phillip u Piunk.tt Jacob seheuber
chas r Resag VIM Baxter
Patrick Long Thos Dunn
| Nj j S.a kry Geo NJ Il con
Patrick Maloney James w King
Robert VI ,rroW James McElwee
| John l,reen James McGary
| Chas J O'Neu Patrick Dougherty
| Dan lei Mcclure
| octls-3u JON MULROONEY.
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NOTICE., WILLIAM W. PERCIVAL

NOTICE-I, WILLIAM w. PERCIVAL
~ OWNER Of the within mentioned premises
IN compliance with an act of Assembly H. such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing to the honorable
the Judges of the Court Of General Sc siOns OF
the Peace and jail uelivery OF the State of
Delaware, In an for New Castle county, ON
Monday, the 10Th day Of November next, 4. D.
1881, briAE Tie frst day of said court, for a
License e keep IN Inn Of "a ern AZ the rst build
the Ninth ward Of tile city OF Wilmington. comfy
of New Castle, and State OF Delaware, and 10
sell Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart, to be dru k on the prem sCs and the
fol owing respectable citizens, residents OF sal
ward, rcet mlnend tho said application TO wit
Geo. a. Barnhill, William Ronnds,
Geo. II. Cloud. Jacob u. Butler
samuel Atkinson. VIM. II. Ashley,
Geo W Grlfith, Charles Yates
John y. Cloud, Samuel Mcdonald,
John r. Brainard, Charles z. Smith.
Nathan n. HllI, John Lore,
John Y. Baker. ie rye ". Baker,
Patrick Mcgowan, Henry HuTfz,
John Il Forrest, Leonard X. Yates,
John Tucker, Evan Roberts,
Michael Tucker Authon D. Mc(sinniVE
Ncvo G.. Gamble
oc1i7-N WILLIAM ". PEReIvAL,
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NOTICE., MICHAEL MULLIGAN,
IN oWNER Of tue house situated on Clinton
street between Water and Front rtrecte, Della
Red Lion hundred. New Castle county
and State Of Delaware, in compliance
with the requirements OF the Acts Of the General
Assembly, IN such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice thst shall apply In writing
to the Court Of General bessions Of the Peace and
jail Delivery Of the htate of Delaware, In and
for New Castle county, on Monday, the nth day
arst day OF the next Term OF
said court for license for said house Al an
inn or tavern for the sale the eth Of into xcaling
liquors IN not less quantities than oaehalf gallon,
not 10 be drunk ON the ienIsee, aud the following
respectable citizens, residents of said district re-
commend the said application, viz
@, o A Cteayer EdI Nell
A swami II II Muliu
NmJ Mingle ID Henry
NJ Kirby everett NonCulln
Jprn II Davidson Sam mbtrOng
Thomas ID Broadway John Lang
y n Frazer Samuel 4 Kidd
OctI7-5ii MICHAEL MULLIGAN,
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NOTICE., HENRY r BRINGHURST,
IN LICENSED DRUGGIST, do hereby give
notice that shall apply In w'ltinR the court
on General Sessions or the Pea, andJ Il Delivery
1.-THE tate OF Delaware, and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the 1eth day OF November,
A H., 1853, being the nrst day o. the next No
vember term Of the said court, for a license to
ispense intOxlc liquors Tor medicinal pur-
poses In quaint les not greater than on quart AZ
No. 3I7 Market street, In the First ward of the
city OF llmington, Del,, and the 10 lowi re
spectabie citizens of the said ward recommend
the said application;
James smith Preston Ayers
| Hamilton Ayers, EC Dawson
Win Jack II A Blake
ThOs Russell james McElv4n
" X Clark August Herman
Henry (lrtbe tdW Nc Nanus
Wa uuher Jas McElw G
q simmons Daniel Nc lwee
avid " o0imau James NJ gary
Edward kice Harry Christy
) II stats Mich 81 Meg ry
Luther w Palmer imes thristy
octl7-st HENRY r. BRtNGHURST.
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NoTIcE.-I. MARIA NEWELL, Ii

NOTICE.-I, MARIA NEWELL, IL
IN CENSED retail er OF goods wares and mer-
chanhise, IN compl ance with an act Of Assembly
In such case made and provided, do give motto"
that shall apply In writing to the honorable.
the Judges of he Court of General sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state OF Della
ware In and for New Castle county, ON Mo dpy
the 18Th day Of November next AID, 1883 being
the first ay Of said court for license to keep an
Inn Or tavern at 40 Maryland avenue, In the
EleT Gnth ward Of The cit. Of Wilmington, county
aud state afnr said and to sell / tOxicatinR
liquors in not less quantities than
one half gallon, not 10 be drunk
on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens, residents Il said ward rec
Ommcnd the aid appl cation, to wit
John I.etuby Jno VI Newell
Mlcnael tuney WI Clark
Alfred Denny Joseph Zeiber
Win Wirt David Fisher
" IN klrkwooh Joseph 4 DuttOl
| Chas A BrDomall Paul u ard
| George Prescott John NJ O'Toole
| VIM swift james Duncan
| FL Hughes Daniel Mcguire
| Hertel Bros George w Tweedy
| John Conner Francis uncan
| John King Arthur Duncan
Octl7-3t MARIA NEWELL.
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OTlCF.-I, JAMES b. TOMAN,
~ OWNER IT the within mentioned premises
In compliance with Act Of Assembly IN such
case made and provided, do hereby We notice
that shall apply in Writing to the 'honaabic
the Judges of the Court of &c era essiOns of tho
Eeace ana jail Delivery Of the state OF delaware
18th day OF November next, 4. D., issa heing
the first day Of said court for license to keep al
district 20. 45 county AID State aforesaid, 10 sell
Intoxicating lin rs II less quantities Than one
qnart. TO he drunk on the premIa \ ana fhc al.
lpYing respectable citizens. Trsidcnts OF said
elly, recommend Fhe said ap plicatlon to wit
VIM Hernert John Kelley
John boyle Alexander Mason
James ~ Brady James I Grimes
yohn BRADY John keynaldI
John Campbell, .Josenh II iiSSmgher,,
MI hael Gallagher Thofnas 10 ~ merry
amBs Toner I'd Il Ilnify 'eA
James II Callahan Michael F,t,,oroId
0onn hsyholub Dennis Fitzgerald
Vo'H-otl JAMES IL TOMAN,
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DOUBLE TRAoK-sTEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID seen cry, MA dNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL KA IL.
WAY.
TAKING RFFECT MAY IL 1884,
Trains leave Baltimore city time, as follows;
NAL Train, daily except Sunday, for
Chicago and Llmited Express. daily ''D q III
Fast fine a,ix 2. m.
iIsrrisbufg Passenger, daily except =" '
WSstsrS EXPRESS idsiiy;. ............. M p m.
aTkto H nae e;commodation, 10 O.
y. M, daily, except Sunday. Sunday only, $50
Cockeysyllle Accomlnodation, $50. n.SO =. M,
20, 500, 500 and II. 30 p. m. On sunday,
For Hanover and Gettysburg, 100 =. IN.
For Green Spring Branch, $50 a. M, and $50
For tickets to all points East, North and West,
apply at Calvert Station, at Northeast corner
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
Eeildsnces on orders left at onice, northeast corr
her Baltimore and Calvert streets.
BALTIMORE g. POTOMAC RAILROAD.
From CALVERT STATION.
TAKING EFFECT JUNElS, 1883.
F Ss Mias a1seSt sn5dsv M :n az nd sS
Por Pope's Creek Line, 100 =. m. and 4 10 p. M,
For Annapolis, 100 a. m, daily except Sunday,
and 5. 90 p. M, daily.
For Richmond and the south at 40 aud as a.
m., daily, and g. is p. m, daily except Sunday,
For the South via VirSi ia Midland Railroad, al
AID am, daily, 4nd I. D. y. m, except Sunday.
Ti0p. m, Sunday only.
For q. and u. X. r., at q. Ii and s65 n M
daily, except Sunday. '
For Norfolk via Potomac River stcamera Nom
day, wednesday and Friday at II. as a. ~.
FROM UNION STATION.
For Washington, 4.3O, $50, 7.o5, Ia $50 IL. 10
a. M, 2.55, 3.2, LID, III, Q. 05 D. m, On Bum
day, 4.ao. 6.do, IA $50, IL. 40 q. M, go and
For Va. Midland Road. at 4 30 a. M, daily, s.o5
p. M, except sunday. 7.2o p. M, on Sunday
Ford. 4 0. Road, G5On. M. daily, except Sun
day. 2. 81 y. m, (limitedl, 3, rs p, In, and 9.O5
y. M, daily, except Oh sunday.
FROM PENHSYLYANIA-AVE CITATION
For Washington, ass, 10, 7.6o 5.65 and II, IS a.
M, 3.30, sis, 7,2b and 3. 10 D. M, ON Sunday,
at 6.b6, 1850, s.p5 and 1i,4 a. M, SIS and 7,zs
y. m.
For Annapolis, I'D a. M, dsny except Sunday;
6.lS y. MI, daily.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
At 60, 800, $50 and IL. SO a. M, 1s0 40, 40,
6.20, 30, 80 and 10. % p. N. On sundays, AT
$40 l0.80A, m. 4.2O, 6.sl 80, g. 30 and 10 % r.
NJ, j. 4. WOOD, flel Pass, Egt.
CKIREIs z. Poem, denefsl Manager.
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GOING SOUTH.
Daily except

ror connections ~ Wilmington fra,,.
Junction, LenRpe, Contesyiile' SMntld S Ford
~ hliS NJ ~ Birdsboro and Rra iipv S!sls'9pYl
l.. a, BOWER,
y. ". THOMPSON. General snpt ass Agent
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NOTICE., MARY RYAN, TENANT
IN of the within mentioned premises, In COM
pllance with an act OF Assembly In such cases
shall apply In VIZ tlng TO the honorable, the
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions OF the
Peace and jail Delivery OF the state OF Delaware,
IN and for New Castle County, on Monday, the
10Th day Of November next 4, d., 1883, being
inn er tavern, at 800 King treet, Four h ward,
city OF Wilmington, County and State Aforesaid,
aud to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drums on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens, residents OF
said ward, recommend the said application, TO
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NOTICE. - ], JOSEPH MCDACE,
IN -" kER OF the wi hin mentioned preUi e.,
in compliance with an act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall .pply in whiting 10 the honorable
the Judges of the Court of Gener | Session, oft /
Peace and jail Delivery ofthe State OF Delaware,
In and Tor New Castle county, on Monday, the
10Th dav Of November next. 4. D., 1883, It being
the first day Of said Court fer license to keep
an Inn or tavern. at No. SOC Church
street. In the Fourth warh In the city
of Wilmington, county and State aforesaid, to
sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart 10 be drunk the premise, and the
following respectable citizens residents Of said
ward recommend the said application, to wit
Edward Mhelan Nell Gormley
Aug Kuhlmann Edward Wright
Geo A togwells Townsend .
Frederick Schmid Chas Slei'el
Nell GOrmley Harry IuulstOn
Robert Smith George LathrOp
Peter KaVanAugh Edward Murine
John McGee james Flanagan
ID A MrCullln II S Morrow
Thomas IallV James Finley
Michael Connolly Jas II Kane
Francis Kelly bernard Bonner
James l. Heal
octl7-3tl JOSEPH MCDACE.
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NOTICE., WILLIAM F. GRIFFITH,
IN OWNER OF the house situated on Main
street. In the town OF Newark, United School
District, No. y and q, IN White Clay Greek
OF Delaware, IN compliance with he require
ments OF the acts Of the General Assembly In such
case made aud provided, do hereby give notice
General Sesslons Of the Peace aud jail Delivery
OF the State OF delaware, In and for New Castle
county. on Monday, the 18th day OF November,
A. d., 1888 being the uext term of sail court for
y license for the said house as Inn or tavern
for the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors In
not less Quantities than one-half gallon not 20 be
drunk on the premises: the fol owing r. spectacle
eti Eehs OF the said district reoemme nd the said
application. TO wit
Geo W Lindsey n ChOats
W II Steele Nathan Sanders
James Jefferls J W Pennlngtol
John O'DOnneli, Jr John RalnbO
John COFbu Joseph T Wills
pnsey pembertOu Calvin y Worr'll
octiS-3tI WILLIAM y. GRIT FIFTH.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
noes south aisle

Chestnut, Thlrteenth and Market atrests. land
City-Hal square, Phiiadalphia,
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRAoK-sTEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID seen ERY, MA dNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RA IL.
WAY.
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rnrICE HUGn Q. sMITH. TENANT

NOTICE., HUGH c. SMITH, TENANT
~ Of the within ntntioned premises. IN cOn-
pliance with All act of Assembly In ch Cascs
made and provided do h Teby give notice that
shall ap " In writing u The h"nu'Abe, the
Judges OF the Court 81 Genera Ss'i ms OF the
Peace aud Jail elivery OF tn stare OF DelaWa
in and for New Caste County, on Mond y tn
9thanV OF November next. A. ID, ss2, being
the hrsl ~ of sal Court, for a ligcns 20 keep
an inn or tpvern at tar Hotel ON Delaware -trcct
be N son Market aud Wa street,, in the city OF
NeNh astle, School District No.4S, "unty uf NV
Castle, ate Of del wsre, and to sell int Aicating
liquors In less quantities than On quart, 10 be
Il nix ON the premises, aud the following es-
spectacle citizens residents of said dist ltt,
nd In aaHd liz IN Wit
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16
A North Caroline Wedding.

II was In the Carolina back woods,
u country couple anil a country
parson. When he had hnishsd tue
ceremony, he saids
"A1 them 'uns who God have
joined
"Stop thar, parson,r said tho
groom, 4don't say them 'uns, s>y
these 'ans!'
"John,' said the parson, II tech
you At school, aud | sag thulu 'uns.'
"These 'uns.n shouted the groom,
drawing bis pistol.
The parson, seeing the move
ment, fred through his surplice
and tue groom dropped dead, wing.
ing the parsou as be went down.
There was a lively fslsilntle Of per-
haps 80 shots. When the smoke
cleared away . half dosen men
were on the floor. The bride peep
ing over the pulpit, to which sue
had fed for refuge, g'zed mourn
fully ou the scene, and said
"Them s.seIf-cockiug' pistols Il q
plsyin' A-sith my lfRospecksF
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16


Elizshssh stuart Phslps Doctor Zsy.a
sDou't sou know there are women
that cant get throash this valley
without men folksin some shape or
'notheri If there amt one 'ronnd,
they're as miserable A. = peacock
deprived OF society that splaeci-
ates spread feathers. You Know
the kind | mean; il it Amt a bus
band, it's Irritation; II she can't
flirt, she adorrs her minister. | p
ways said | didn't blame EN-, min-
listers aud doctors aud al shose
privileges, fur waikiki right over
v oHea's aecks. Il issF il hunsn
nature 10 take the trouble to step
od the thing that Is under foot
Nov thenl There are women that
love women, Mr.. York; care for EN-
grieve over 'em, worry about 'eus
feel fellow feeling aud \ kind OF
duty to'em, and never forget they're
one Of 'em, misery and ail-aud
nonsense, TOO, maybe, ifthey hadn't
better bread TO set; and they fift
up their strong arms tar above our
heads, sir, like statues I've read OF
that lit up temples, and carry our
burdens for love OF Us. God bless
'emm
"Doctor never talks about her
cases. Sue admires DIR. Penhallow
above all. He was her preceptor.
He's old enough to be--xell, it
would be u young sort OF tather,
but he's well along; he couIdu't DO
so famous il he wasn't, nor sue
wouldn't feel that kind Of feeling
for him-that looking up. Hes tho
ouly Inan lever saw the doctor look
up to. She ain't like the rest OF us |;
We wear our upper lids short With
IL. l declare! 1t seems to me ia
course OF generations woman would
Mt have any eyelids; they'd be
| what you eau nowadays selected
away, BY worshipin' men folks, i
Providence hadn't thrown IN such
lots of little mcn--mites and dots
OF souls, too short tor tho biggest
iool alive to call the tallcst. Then
half the time, she gets on her knees
Ito him to make out the difference
oh, rye seen 'em! Down on he'
knees. and stay there, 10 make hin
tliink he's as big Us he wants to be
and pscifs him. Then anothel
another thug added Mrr. Butter
well, gently, 'tis babies. You've
got to look down to year babies
and that keeps the balance souAe
thing like even.S
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16

jackson county. first Monday Of March
aud September, continuing six days.
Harrison county, second Monday In
March and September, continuing six days
Hancock county third Monday in March
aud September, continuing ak days.
Marion county, second Monday after the
fourth Monday in March aud September,
continuing six days.
Perry county, first Monday after the
fourth Monday In March aud September,
containing six days.
Greene county, fourth Mondays in March
and September, continuing six days.
Wayne county, fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday Of March aud September
continuing six days.
Clarke county, hrst Monday In May and
November, continuing six days.
Lauderdals county, third Monday Of
May and November, continuing twelve
days.
Kemper county, second Monday ia May
and November, continuing six days.
Monthly rules OF Chancery Court ON th'
second Monday in each month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16
THEvIOLIN'svOICE.
A Pathetic story Of q Musician
and q Dying Child.

February Belgravia.
The Dark Angel Of Death was
standing outside the musician's
door, for little Anita, Maestro Mar
dittps child, was fading away; no
tears, 10 prayers could avail, not
even Carissima's lovely voice.
Carissima's voice was hushetl
now; the Maestro had no heart to
take III, his dearly loved violin aud
play to southe his sorrow, as be hal
done many years ago when his vile
died aud left this little one behind.
Heaven had given him the divine
giit of genius, and had hidden him
call aloud to the world. So Caris-
sima aud he bad played together
through sickness aud sorrow and
success, aud through AL the chang
ing scenes of life they had been
faithful friends.
They had just come back froiu
the crowded hall; the people said
that never before had the Maestro
played so beautifully, and that
never before had the violin's voice
sounded 80 moHntul and pathetic.
Well, you see they did not know
| the reason, but we do, tor both
we're thinking OF the little dying
girl, and how conlsl their thoughts
bc anything bnt sorrowful, or the
outward expression Of those
thoughts be aus thing but mournfnll
The father was weeping By his
Guilds bedside. But she said: "Do
not weep,sing to messing me tt
sleep, tor am so weary, dear father
aud the evening has been so Ions
without thee.n
Then be rose aud played 10 her
aud she closed her eyes and listened
happily to Carissiwa's voice. l
sang u sony without words--th'
music alone told tue tala---0f pur'
yousg lite, too pure foi earth, an,
-
therefore to br takeu away to tha
fair land where only The good anl
pure dwell. Yet il WAS hard I
leave the earth, harder still to leav
the dear ones behind, and to kno'
that they would be desolate; al
here the violib's voice s0bbed an
trembled ~ If from sorrow, and th
melody became sadder sud softe
AZ if describing the very partin
which was soon to take place; the
the lingering notes died away an
the Maestro's hand WAS still.
"Is that alIf' murmured tl
! child; "oh, play agaiulp
: Once more he raised bis bow {
high, aud the air resoun,lrtl with
: psalm of triumph-the same mel
: dy, bur no longer soft or sad, +
:. the gates OF that Fair Land we
4 opened wide, and amidst this jul
y liant strain the chill bad passe
I away with the Angel Of Z Rsath.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16
Poultry Hints.

Fowls must drink In cold
weather. Give them u chance.
Let poultry houses face toward
the south aud have u sheltered
north side.
Wood ashes form . good
ingredient to mix with the sand or
dry loan which serves Tor the dust
bath of the heu house.
Unground grain should be fed to
fowls at night. because It Is slowly
digested, aud flls up the long
interval between sunset and
morning better than sctt food.
DO not try to keep many breeds
of fowls. You will succeed better
with only one variety, with good
attention, than by trying to keep .
dozen sorts aud neglect them.
The soil has much to do In affect
ing tue standing aud color oil
poultry, and it is point that Is
seldom taken into consideration,
though its im portancs is conceded
by few.
Fifty fowls will make in their
roosting house alone from sever
hundred to ten hundred weight pei
annum OF dfy manure, and poultry
manure is richer than guano IL
ammonia aud fertilizing salts. M
other stock will give an equal re
turn in this way.
A French authority gives th'
following old recipe for testing tn
age OF eggs: Dissolve four aud
half ounces Of common salt in
quart Of water. Au egg, placed |
| this solution, on the day 1t ~ lai
will sink to the bottom of the vel
sci, an egg three days old wi
swim in the liquid, while one NOR
than three days old will swim 0
the surface.
The profit from poultry is .
longer q matter OF doubt, As 1t ia
been proved from facts drawn fr0r
experience aud IRON the mos
reliable sources, covering a perio
of at least thirty years.e Fow1
will not be profitable II they Al
. allowed to shift for themselves an
live in state OF semi.starvatio
summer aud winter, nor will the
: beueht the keeper much It !
: ncglects to house them and to cal
! and. provide for their little vaut
: But to mako poultry.keeping
remunerative pursuit, a persc
suust attend to It, and look TO q
!, well.being OF his poultry stock
! all seasons Of the year.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16
possessing the soul OF AaotAs~.


Big Rapids Mich. lPisn ar
A very singular case OF spiritual
ism, il such it may be called. vas
reported 10 Us by usighborof the
family in which the case 10 located.
The faulty Ia question reside about
6ve miles north of this city, the
name OF the family being House.
Sune time ago a daughter Of hr.
House. a young lady Of about
seventeen years OF age, was taken
i'll With diphIheria, three or for
other children of the tamiiy hsviug
previously died with the same dis
cast.
Alter Miss House bad been sick
four or five weeks she summoned
different oues TO her bedside aud
told them she was going away, bat
would return in o ie~ days. She
then instructed them 10 leave her
entirely alone, and not touch her
again uutil she returned. Then,
Tor the period of three days, Miss
mv~s' srs,es 20, ,s If dsaJ. Az the expi.
ration of three days sue returned
TO consciousness and has since been
IT, H. "srs,.ct health getting up from
~ nan .,aJ ,lmoss i,,msdiateIy at the
anil % Of ,hr.. ,lavs
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