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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-28
FoREIGN NEMs.
Affairs In Ireland.

DUBLIN, February 27th.-If the Grand
Jury of the County Waterford find true
bin against Biggar, member of Parliament
from County Cavsn, on the charge OF using
seditious language, the Crown viii apply for
a change Of venue to London.
The notice have obtained information that
tba names Of six men have already been en-
rolled 20 fl the gaps in tie ranks Of the Irish
Tnvincibles made by the arrest of its men,
bars charged with murder in Dublin.
Death Of Railroad Engineer.
w1NN1pEG. February 27gh.-John Colley
.Tamss chief engineer of thu Canadian Pa
c;f;c Railroad, died to-day.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

rsrucIAr DISPATCHES TO rHz RzCORD-umOs.l
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p. 3. MYERS, m. ..
j1s-4ptf sacramento. Cal.
IA z D w a z c.
CHAs. Z.,EITL 3 e.

The suhbr desss % call attention 81 iayers auiors.
.a bness reu generally throughout the west, the facilities
~ De VALLEY PRESS for doing thoroughly good printing
TI ,in,.p he eminent reputation 50 long saehed hs
house The Of cleo and perfect printing T. not gAssr
than that which IS ds.gre e . and hand Ad1rss'
Il A. wEAN yIl. 81 ST.. Sscraaaenta. Cal.
S4plrr
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SaNramant0 s PlaQ0rYill0 RailrOal

a. N, TOWNE....s. ........... General Manager
T. 81. GOODMAN =. :. ,Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
ia0-4ptf
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BOOTS &SHOES,
FURNISHIN GOODSi

OUR SPRING CLOTHING being made up for our House
OUR HATS are in the manufacturers hands, at headquarters
OUR BOOTS AND SHOES being made in Boston, New York
and San Francisco by leading boot and shoemen occupy
spacious rooms when complete will be 600 square feet floor
max
This of 16O running
to
DRY GOODS AND MIL
foor-whh
the LARGEST RETAIL HOUSE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS To fill floor
in have offered
article DOWN! AWAY DOWN! to
nditi the advantage of all to lay large supply Make
none 0 viii.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-28

New lines of goods being received daily for Spring Trade
We have always been first the 'front.' and aimed lead while others
follow Our prices always the lowest and just 30 per cent
under Houses that mark their goods down. whether
the market changes Our motto is Sell and when get
stuck on an article, mark it price that it will CO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-28
DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE?

No Matter What Cause, Sick. Nervous, Neu
ralgic, Dyspeptic.
Which is It? A revolution in the treatment
OF nervous diseases Is now taking place. DIR.
G. W. Benson has discovered q sure remedy
in his Celery and Chamomile Pills-they per-
manently cure sick and nervous headache,
neuralgia, dyspepsia. sleep!essness and all
nervous diseases. Sold by all druggists.
Price 50 cents 4 box. Address, Baltimore,
Md. By mail, two boxes for 81, or six boxes
for $3.50.
c. N. CRITTENToN. New York. Is the Whole
sale Agent for w. e. Benson's remedies.
iy9-lmdM, ,W&SGw
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hancaster .3ntelligenccr.
EVENING. JULY %. 1888.
sr,GHBORnOOD NEWS.

events Near and Across the County Liner.
Several thousand cigars belonging to
Jessee Bickel, cigar manufacturer, in New
Hanover township, Montgomery county,
have been seized for alleged violation OF
the revenue laws.
Congressman Mutchler has rendered the
appointment to West Point in his district
to either of two sons Of Professor March,
OF Lafayette college, Francis or Robert.
It is probable that the latter will accept.
A cherry tree in East Coventry, Chester
county, with only q small hole near the
ground TO show where the lightning
touched it, is dying from the stroke. Near
the tree the lightning plowed long
trench in the ground, running to stone
wall. which the electricity partly demol-
ished.
To prevent mould on the top of glasses
ocjelly lay lump of paraffine on the top
of the hot jelly, letting it melt and spread
over it. No brandy paper and no other
covering is necessary. If preferred the
paraffine can be melted and poured over
after tho jelly is cold.
The Phenixville s. West Chester rail.
road has been completed, with the excep
tion of putting on the last lot Of ballasting.
The officials of the road, accompanied by
President Roberts and other officials Of
the Pennsylvania railroad, it is stated, will
pass over the new line to-day on tour Of
inspection.
William Shoemaker. of York, committed
an ass sult upon his son, Lewis, who
brought suit against him for assault and
battery and surety of the peace, before
Justice Sherwood. The father took sick
in the evening and seemed to be in great
trouble. He remarked to several persons
that he would not live long. He gradually
got worse during the night and Friday
forenoon, and about noon he died.
Five cars and the engine of Cumber-
land Valley railroad train were wrecked
about eleven miles from Harrisburg
Friday evening. The cars we're full of
passengers, but no person was injured.
The engineer and fireman stuck to their
engine and were thrown a considerable
distance. The accident was caused by
running over a COW. The loss will foot
up at least $4,000.
At Nancy Run, Lehi yh county, the barn
of Robert Scheeitzer was destroyed by
fire. 1t contained two thousand shocks OF
wheat, fifty five shocks of rye and the crop
of 20 acres of other grain. Three cows
and their calves were badly burned aud
one horse was very badly injured. The
Freemansburg fire department saved the
adjoining wagon shed, farm house, etc.
from destruction. There was insurance
on the barn and stock. Tho cause of tho
fire is not known. The loss is S., 600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-28
A Very Old Man,

THR greatest contagiOn destroyer ever
known Is Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. 1t pre-
vents Small POx.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-28

Let the facts be known. Let us understand
that q boil or an ulcel, or a carbuncle, or any
eruption or blemish of the skin is sure to
wear away and disappear when Burdock Blood
Bi1ers are employed. This wonderful medi-
cine acts directly upon the circulation and the
reasons tor its use are therefore obvious.
For sale by II. b. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
I:9 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-28

NO O0C0ptIOn UbOU.
1t Is strange SO many people will continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint. Constipation. Sour Stomach, Gen.
store SHILOH'S VITALlZEK, free of cost If 1t
does not cure or relieve them. Price, IS cents.
Sold by II. b. Cochran, 37and l3s North Queen
street. Lancaster. fedl4 Gods
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-28

GLASS AND QUEENS WARA.
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WIEST MISSION, M. K. CHAPEL, CHAR
w lotte street below LemOn.-Rev. VIM.
Powlck, pastor. Preaching at lOk a. m. and
IL p. IN. Sunday school at ~ p. m. Young
peoples prayer meeting at GH.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-28

John Funk, OF Springfield, Ohio. writes, 81
was tramped upon by horse. and for year
the pain through my hips was so bad could
not rise on my feet. Thomas Eclectric oil
helped me beyond description. 1t will do on
ders tor those who suffer 1rom colds" For
sale by IL. B. Cochran, druggist, Isl and l39
North Queen street.
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BOUkS and STATIONERl

VOU WILL ALWAYS FIND FULL
i line OF Connecticut cigars and fountain
Fine Cut tobacco, at
HARTMAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-28

NANEs, CAMS. a FULL LINE FROM 6o.
: HAKTMANs WILLOW FRONT CIeAR.
STORE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19
Tcst,

osT-lN THIS CITY, ON TlluRspsA .,os a
IL gentleman's platinum and go d c ,as ,u .,T.
me iinuer VIII DO re""''eu' " wNl9'l
with Postmaster. ,'Ioyt
I UsT-A MERCnAUM FIFE, MlI ILL.,, y t l,.v,
~ cherry stem. The hnuer MI p@ce j G
the same with Mr.. Hail. Oh '"'' msylsll
son. :, NJ MI,
r osT-A RING. LARGE, SlSGLL, ,aNS
Il settae: lost during parade TnnTs -, INV.
turn, If found. to Dr. ke'chun' w msyl;ly
and be suitably rewarded ~. s1n,sr
I USr-Un Main street Dallas a, ,ns , month
Il fest one scrrel horse:cclt three e,. s,SSi
old. Any Que leaving word OF Us wn I, MI u
and will take care OF it till car sewy. ..ou Y.
rewarded ny leaving At the o, ", Ms sss.s,,6.Sk
1 OsT-One bay horse branusu ," White SO
IL on left shoulder, left hind 10y " sse ela
in forehead. about II hands hiln' pnI,,r n
ward. \ ~; n,n,v Telas
Rockwell, Rockwell county, i'
malT.dlwN,
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Sra I'd 4roposals.

Gp1otb ANS FOR a ,ls, X TpssIs..
IL h ac sssSi .ns R with plans and
cd iii May IS Inclusive. CIV . Nv an Of avg,
the right u reject all bids ss,,sins o'S~
" 4 PARKER Chairman bu'''
tee, Denton, Texas .,,ou ..r.
By ORDER Of the CITY ,n,rTg,lttRs, sSN'"
may;7.llt Mr' "
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selot,,,ci, 10 Lrnd.

j oANs NEGorIATED-one, to-, to nv seSSalri
Il time, Land notes or deed o. me'Ic crls,,A
as security. Texas Loan Aseh''' mnsu
Texas, -.-----..,-s, Ace yVst
MONEY TO LENp-on one WsIssss
wi timc at reasonable rstes, =.
general manager Dallas, leNe' ~, nlN
TANp LoANs-J, b. waikinsS kspe.
IL 7 vas --------..----.-.s.rc ,r,
N1oNs1 10 LESD:-R. D. cOushs''psi ~
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STRAINED or stolen.

S,TRAYEp OR STOLEN From my w. p sp.n 4
- ON tho night of the 10th ins'a'liS ' and sSoel
fourteen hand high both brand ei a. The rtas
shoulder. will pay Ten DOLLAR, i Eood sutl.
of the same. y. NVVp. ~ -,.s------~
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For Asni.

-
EOR RkNT-ONE l-R0OM COTTAGE no.
L lSOl've street, large yard; cstern waei,
Apply to q, W, LoUDoN, Sli Elms st msysil
L'OR rem IA desirable residence Of N'ta
Il rooms, at the Fair Grounds. AppT y
DOUGLAS 4 DANoNER, Real Estate As,nA
Corner of Elm and Sycamore streets msSN
NOR RENT-A house containing six fooni
L with two porticos ana a large barn aud soa
well Of water will rent furnished OF un'ar
nished, Apply 10 Mrs, Burns corner OF SM "
and Caruth streets, No. itA. mays'N
EOk RENT-A two story residence, saa
L rooms; convenient TO business; large sasl'
yard; good cistern and barn. Alsodouple gg
ment house Apply 10 b Gibbs, mAsu !.
NOR RENr-The lower story Of ag hsa
7 street. north of courthouse formerly NV, w.
pied by CASTOR & Thomas, bankers. th,.,
and magnificent vault suitable for bans. Ap'
to John Browning or CPS Elm street. apl:s,t1
NOR RENT-Two rooms, suitable ioi on W.,
II one southern eXpOsure-N0, 'ls A IN
NJ" o 'i'i"'' 'o''"e' sp'lf
L'OR RENT-A large building, sailapss s,, "
Il both dwelling and carpenter and pa ', !
shop. for only $40 per month. Inquire ="
Ffonts, Herald Office -----------,,-.,--,,
NOR RENT-Cottage, 1907 Commerce guy. sues'
l. east OF oaoeii Ehqui'e ~ i-' - Trt
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OR SALE-The house aud lot known as d.
/ Gibbs place, on Maston street. between Ros
avenue and Dallas branch hohse contains tOu
large nicely-tinished rooms besides kitchen and
dining-room; good repair, good water slt
choice neighborhood. Price, 5000; termsesy,
See undersigned, C. F. Carter, msyjlm
RRlCK FOR SALE-l6O,JOo good merchant
~ able brick for sale. Enquire Of A. OYSTER
BACH, East Dallas. apr2tln
L'OR SALE-My undivided half interest Ia toe
IL Abney & Pointer herd Of cattle, aboutlM
head, located In ShsCklcford county, Texas,
I. W, Abney, Denton, Tex aprtln
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Found.

EoUYp-rwo KEYS At THE LAp "a ok
Ear owner can get them az i''" mnNltl'
nv having for thia advpt tisemenl -.
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N0sIaEso no OONTRlCT0p-
shso' SPECIFICATIONS for sS, noa Plans -
., county are now oH sS,ourhoo,
a. ai;9aany Sealed proposals. ~ nle in nv ~
% ~ sag house win b. receiy'S h lor the b6cs,
H ~, lSsS at 3 o'clock a. m ~ ne ul1I M
s p;IVpos9ls VIII be considered W. snlch tine N
ivners court The right to rs,ao Oy the eoss@
=, ~ reserved by the court Thei s ss any OF u
me- sns contract is awarded W n ha u,aden to ~
.Sr S 20 DC approved by the eon ,s,qafed oers
500 n.a Contractor viii be p pSa IN he sung
Sbsct s, Clerk Commissioner Cash cash Sans,
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], w. Booru, Chairman,
THOMAS ]. GiRARpEAu,
]. +. MITCHELL,
w, l.. NALL.

The hour for special exercises having ar.
rived, the president announ,e led that Mr..
having been too short. =
Miss 4. w. X. Painter. Of San Antonio.
who had been selected BY prssidVut Goa.
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w NIED.-Oue Charter Oak eootins w.:
w ana thirteen doable comp.i SNi has, sols
aiiu bedding. Address L. KRHpE pSy u,I'i
CITY, Tex. or Herald office 'f' eoloisn
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w AN lED-Fiye experienced o,o, -
,ros men for the road, with an VV o., aaa sAos
unhue IN Iexas; none Others mead established
wy Aaye some knowledge of hats ppN, aa
Worth, Tex A Nephews FOa
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Qc,u Advertisements.
The sun lN \ ALEAhS

From morning to morning and from week to
week THE SUN prints continued story Of the
lives Of real men ami women, and of IN ir dccdr.
plaus, loves hates and troubles. This story IN
moro interc ting than snv romance that was
ever deyised Subscription: nAtLY "a pagcsl
" msl, 900. q month, or $3.50 . year; Sun.
pagcsl 81 pcr year.
!, W. ENGLAND, publishsr, New York City
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WANNnrpE1D-A GOOD PONY OR ud ~'l's
NM. good second hand wagon IN an, asVE2 /
pa De cheap. Apply to I'll r aps hams,
lH,ss avenue aud iiarwood s,rec, MINI enl
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A KIM FUR SALE-Inree miles southwest d
Dallas on Cedar Hill road, $50 acres in cult.
vaton, acres in pasture, well improved, pin
to of water. Address WIN KiMBRoUGH
Mayl3-lw On premises or Dallas Text
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Nidneu-0Uort,
: 3 WORT

Mr.. Ethan Lawrence. my townsman," saws
Or. Philip Z; Ballou, of Monkton, VT, twas
6ioated from kidney di,ease The skin of hi.
legs shone IKE glass. Kidney. Wortcure him
Apr 90 1882
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EoR SALE-A good retail boot and shoe bVT.
1 ness IN Mckinney, Texa,. For amoun! Il
stock and terms of sale, apply to A. &W hun.
STABLE Dallas, Texas mayI; =
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WAN rEp-si day guaranieqd-i s,,s. ~
~ wanted in each county in Iva a. @ T
t M i"liIcutt " Co., "a Commerce Street Ss~
ICONS 0Drtl In al -
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w A aDrIs, J., hoe.mskers, fo, Pee
ma,s sTEHHoEllKopFlW
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o..v 2:ecl,altNc.

NOR ENOHANGE-Dr. Th ms. i,y pNrdIvs
4 his farm of Is acres for paii"' y" srr.s.
Cal Mt sol Elm ST., IN STAIRS ---------~>
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N vest N or strangers x; ssssais
are respeetf Sy real estate, farm, S \, i
and absirs s " !, and examine ou uOI ocs
Isenss sven JONES & MURPHY i s.a ~
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Xpr Sals.

DOR sALE-PINERY F0R SALE, S0OS lrR,;
l. N Wood county, near Texas ( Pandc Rsil
road; lumber. II desired, can be cut by w ,I,s
power. Apply to undersigned. Marsha
Texas. o HENDRICK. msyia',.
nor sALE-5OO COTS, WITH ELEVATE
n heads, at 81 to sl,2o each. GRANG WIND,
-ON nv Y U. mapll.l Il
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w on cross EDmiOO men To cut RAILROAD Nood ~
ms T gross''ies Apply to B, b, Atwe mr. Ss, ny
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w AMMnnE Ep1 to stop at the NATI0YlT
reasonable rate ONLY ONE n nITHpV n.y. y
Twenty-Five CENTS PER DAY Ros,t Any
lodging from "a so to 81 per week rSs i hu SId
ing Is brick with three stairways in esSa o yy
Located In the business portion of tbe cv a Ss
one square from street-car line and one so v.l
from Iexas Pacific and Missouri Pacific i nSnN,
NonVenlent TO passengers coming or roin, nv'
either road. tive us trial ana be eonru U,s
mat you eau get good ACCOMMODATION And NV
Proprietor We w., ", VAN ~
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w AMS,u,,ED-loO,Coo bushels Of wheat al N;
nr,oo. NILS, loot Of Houston street H HsSg
prices paid. CITY FIGURING Mil nsaes'
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UK SALE-Deslrable business aud Tesldelle
| property, in all parts OF the city, by DOUG
LAS " DAN0VER, Real Estate Agents Comet
of Elm and Sycamore streets. MaylSlv
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{ PRICE 81. USE Dr1ggists Sell Z
I ]lIlSl 5|S|| WORT

=, Another bank cashier escapes, George II
Horst, cashier of Myerstown pa J bank, said
recently: TX dney-Wort cured my bleeding
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Miseellameons an ,,,,.

WANTED-l,0O MEN To wonsS--,--
dav. ns sewers in Fort Worth, w wonAoS lHs
WSsI 'ay TrH 9TH and 10Th Of esrS eS u "a
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w AN LED-A YOUNG MAN nos u nalle
tr0ao sac cigar and liquor so q. V cSa WHOLE.
f nsie preferred Address L.. P eSSe pSl4eN
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Continued On seventh Page.
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hsap colrmr
AonSsS

l
IN u OuI basiassass otsss mems Sa nay Ss
,S1, ~ room NJ : ~ 70 So. n, sas s,
secretary until is S SelosSse received =
Nm, Tor the uilSinS 81 ,: N sasu,s,Se .
Mutphy street from MAJ III a brick or's w
, u,aaeh on south side OF ~ streei 10 H. IN
'aT nee q about 90 feet 'acssOn si,,s; is's
mine nine. inches t S ne s.' feet in
se asnS GIriek, lam in h,eranSSia al vhoe
III my Office. A' anu speeihe.,ios, na''s
viii n suitable n bond. aecordipv ,., Z
y Hri1 "e rsquired The eit, so % city Odnr
''sA''o reject any or all bi BIZ council reserve Y
Nav 18Th. lSsS, W, N JoHSsOv
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W, w family. Apply to Mrs heV \ y FOR SNAIL
100 Ervsy street " A's' NE. CBAbDay
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EoR RENT-Cottage, 1907 Commerce e ' suss'
Il east of Cabell Enquire at I'll MAIN MY, ,u,,a
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M y, JOHNSON
Guy fres,..',,v.s

IN aiTe 3D. The city sO NJ Siiy 0,tiaxs,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-05
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

Plenty of manure and patient labor
will bring onions every time.
Nice Cookies: Two eggs, one cup
of sugar, one cup of butter and lard
mixed. half and half, three tablespoons
fuIs of sour milk, one scant teaspoonful
of soda, and mix sufficient -four with
the other ingredients to roll out easily.
The Household.
-Pasturing ground in wet weather
makes it solid and cloddy and in poor
condition to furnish nutriment to plants
and to sustain their life. 1t takes very
little tramping of muddy ground to
make clods and labor to pulverize these
same clods and get the ground into suit
able order again.
--Citron Pudding: A delicious pud-
ding is made thus: Sift two tablespoon
fuls of flour and mix with the beaten
yolks of six eggs, add gradually one
pint of sweet cream, a quarter of a
pound of citron cut in very thin slices,
and two tablespoonfuls of sugar, mix
thoroughly, pour into buttered tin
and bake twenty-five minutes. Serve
with wine or vanilla sauce Christian
Union.
"A correspondent of the I0lCd Home
stead says that it is a mistake to raise
cabbage plants in cold frame or hot
bed. He plants the seed where he
wants the cabbage to grow, and when
the plants show four leaves, thin out all
but the strongest plant in each hill.
He claims transplanting checks the
growth of the plant, and that by the
latter method larger and heavier heads
are produced.
Steamed corn bread is particularly
wholesome when made with buttermilk.
If this cannot be procured, use lobbered
milk. To two cups of Indian meal allow
one cup of white flour, two tablespoon
fuls of white sugar, two and a half cups
of milk, one teaspoonful of soda, one of
salt, one tablespoonful and a half of
melted butter; steam for two hours in a
well-battered tin, and dry off in the
oven.-N. Y. Post.
The back teeth of the horse often
become so sharp as to cut the gums and
cheeks in every attempt at mastication.
This also prevents the horse from grind
ing his food properly, in consequence of
which he falls off rapidly in condition,
and becomes unfit for work. Files are
made for the special purpose of smooth
ing off these sharp teeth, which is easily
done by holding the mouth open and
drawing the file back and forth over
the teeth. A horses teeth should be
examined at least once year.-N y
Examiner.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-05

AND now, as the violets appear, and roses
become about twenty cents apiece cheaper,
the young man tells his friends that he
thinks of going to Europe some time in
June. And all his contemporaries secretly
envy him, and look upon him as a man
born with silver spoon in his mouth. He
tells them how he is going to climb the
Alps, and sail over Lake Como, and wander
through the Colosseum and the Castle of
Chillon. He makes great impression on
his friends, and invites them to see him of,
which they do with great deal of enthu-
siasm. Then he disembarlSs at halifax, and
goes off to Michigan, where he spends the
summer on his uncle's farm, and gets the
skin of his hands thick and hard enough to
sole a pair of boots, or to be palmed Off
anywhere for clearinghouse steak. And
when he comes back he speaks of Ravenna
and Athens as though he had been living
there in opulence all summer, and not hoe
ing corn and chasing mad bulls.-Puck.