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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24

Passengers by Ais m train connect at
Charleston junction with trains to all points
North and East via Richmond and all rail
line, Weldon and Bay Line; by 6:45 a IN
train to all points North via Richmond.
For augusta, Beaufort and Port Royal.
Leave Savannah 49,. GAS a m and Ais m
Arrive Yemassee 49,. 300 a m and 6:36 m
Arrive Beaufort ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7:45 pm
Arrive Port Royal. ..-.........-.... 500 m
Leave Port Royal. ....-.......-.--... sos q 70
Leave Beaufort ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5:l7am
Arrive Savannah. ..-.. 9.20 d IN and S.40 m
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24
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IMMATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY:
SIN RISES --..-------- ---5:l9
SIN sETs -----.--.--- 300
80 II .ryR at Fl Pulaski. ] :23AM.I :54Px
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average. 151tc: 10 hounds average. 15e; ~
pounds average. Ils4c; ~ pounds AVERAGE; l419c.
Breakfast bacon. l2c; shoulders. SIC; California
Bacon. Clear sides, s1fe; backs. SIC.
dried Beef-lsiEc: do. II. Porter Il Co.'S. l5c
Picked Meals--Ex.ra mess pork per DOL, 20
lbs. Ga 90; bean clear pork per Dbl lbs sl1
Lerd-Kettle rendered leai. in tierces, &c: in
half barrels, Zoe.
sausages-Bologna. in cloth. &C: in skin. nc.
Iron and Steel Market.
Bar Iron-s2 10 rates: hoop iron, s. 20 rates;
Norway and Swede iron. &c rates; horse shoe iron,
Sc1f. Horse Shoes-Burden q Perkins per key,
"A %; mule shoes. 81 per keg advance. Horse
shoe Nails-Northwestern, Clone, ana Putnam
Ter box. 81 20. Cast Steel-Best American: per 10.
4c: spring steel &c: tire steel 4c toe calk steel,
Sc: machinery steel, 6@sc. Nailsr5S 90
leather. Hides and Tallow.
Hernlock sole 23dsSc. oak sole, 35@i0c; Penn
s6G;;sc; bride leather. per doz s6Og72: domestic
kip 50@S0c: French kip. olc9Sl 20; domestic calf,
soc@s 10; French calf, 81 lO@1 90.
o6d Re G 55re ea e1 le GREEN T1
flint. 1910: dry sailed 10c per ID: damaged, grub
by or bull. two-thirds the above prices
1alOw-Prime, 5@T14c
Grease-BrowG. 5951sc: white, 1@sc.
Drug Market
Alcohol 81 2562 80: calomel. 1850: camphor
Goa 35c: cOchineal. 6070c: chorofOrm, 81 139l 10
gum opium, 81 25@l SO; indigo sizes; morphine
Sc sC6I4 Go OilS-Castor. 81 35Gl 40: sweet oil
coral ~: olive oil, 81 50G-3: bereamot SANDER
sou's) - SOFAS; emon tSanderson's), 81 50@2 IS.
Quinine, T. " W, Il s59l 90; cinchonida, so9t90c.
American b-carb. soda 4@5c: English do. 5%9
&c. snuff, Carrots 2-oz. packs. 81 per doz.: 4-oz
bottles, s. PER COZ Flove's sulphur. 4Ga6c. Tur-
pentine 45(t4Sc. English red. by bbl-, PIC:
less quantities. SIC. Iodine, 81 SOAP 10 To-
dide potash, 81 g. Cloves. 2S935c. Rhubarb 90c
@Sl %. Window-glsSs, 90 per cent; double, 60
and ~ per cent. of.
miscellaneous Markets.
Ons-We quote Linseed. raw. sic; boiled. SIC:
lard oil 75@95c; miners oil, 65GS0c; lubricdting
oil. l2@3sc; straits oil. 5O@55c; benzine, lO9l4c;
coal oil Indiana legal test, IL 912c; $50 deg test.
I2Gl3c: water white. $50 deg, 15c.
Tinuprsf SuDulsps-Ke ouOfe.
Best brand charcoal tin, IC. 10x14. 12x12, and
14x2O, Sc IS; TX, 1Oxl4. 14x20. and 12xl2.
IS rs: roofing. &c 14x20. Sc %; 20x2SS, sl2 90
ala; block tin, in pigs. 2jc: in bars, 26c. Iron
- iron. &c: - C IRON, 614c: Moorehead galvan-
lied. So per cent discount Sheet zinc, TIC.
Copper bottoms. Csc. Planished copper. pc.
Solder IsMI7c
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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Oct. 9.-Cattle-Receipts,
LOO head Market fair at yesterdays prices
Hogs Receipts, 200 head. Market firm: Phila-
delphias, So iO@5 go; Workers, S595 20; grassers,
81 1915.
sheep Receipts, i,4OO head Market firm Prices
a shade higher than yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9-Cattle-Receipts COO head !;
shipments. 100 head: no export here; would bring
So S0d6 20: good TO choice, So 40@5 20: common TO
SIS 75@4 Is; common So 1898 20; Indians. IS SO
sheep-Receipts, $50 head shipments, $50 head;
good TO best steady at IS 6O9l %; common dull at
y 1908 %: Texans, g sO95 90.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 9.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports:
Cattle-Receipts, $500 head. Market lower and
weak; native steers, averaging 1,430 lbs, So so;
stocKers and feeders, So 25I4 40 cows. 81 6O93 30.
HogS-Receipts. 400 head. Market lower and
sheep-Receipts. S25 head Market slow and I'M
changed.
NEW YORK, Oct. Observation-Disclosures 500 head /:
nearly all Texas and Colorado steers, which sold
as per cwt., live weight; dressed beef steady at
500 so per cwt; city slaughtered native steers,
81 5OgS; Texas and Colorado do. sS99 for lair to
best western dressed
sleep-Receipis, 2lOJ head Market quiet but
finn; sheep. s4@5 70 per cwt; lambs, IS 5O96 IS.
Hops-Recepts. leo head. Live hogs dull; sales
60 2o95 90; a few light pigs sold at a 62L-
BUFFALO, N Y, Oct a-Cattle- Receipts to-
day, 40 head; consigned through, $50 cars; market
steady and good demand; fair 10 good steers, $50
20; common 10 good butchers, s. 9095; fat COWS,
SiG4 C5. All sold.
Sheep-Receipts. {, 200 head. Consigned through,
cars; market steady and fair demand: fair To
good western, S44 20; choice to fancy, 81 Sj95 %;
Canada lambs IS 659) IS.
Hogs-Receipts. 500 head. Consigned through.
81 cars. Market dull: prices shade lower; good To
choice Workers, So 25@5 81: common to fair, 81 20
as 10: good medium weights. s. $685. 90 good
heavy, S5 1000 30; pigs, 81 a594 70.
CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-The Drovers' journal re-
ports:
Hogs Receipts. $4,000 head: shipments, 6,501
head Market slow and l0@l5c lower: packing. 81 30
al so; packing and shipping 81 S595 2O light "a 50
Ca5 20; skips, sS(d4 %.
Cattle Receipts. $500 head: shipments. 3,4OO
head Market lower exports, S6C9S so; good 10
choice shipping. SIS 4095 90: common TO medium.
S5@5 TO- range OF cattle. strictly Texans SIS 704 45
Wyoming, 81 %; wintered Texans, 81 o.; half
breeds. 81 40.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head; shipments. 1900
head. Market firm; quality poor; inferior TO fair.
g 25@3 co. good So 90; choice, S. u.s. Texans, 81 80
as co.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-10
1t VIII Cost You Nothing

To get an honest medical opinion in your
case, if you are suffering from any chronic
disease, as consumption, neuralgia, catarrh,
rheumatism. ETC., from Drs. Starkey & Palen.
100 Girard street, Philadelphia who are
making wonderful cures with new treat
ment for chronic diseases. Write to them
end give q clear statement of your case.
They will answer promptly as to your
chances of relief under their new Vitalizing
Treatment. 1t will cost you nothing as no
charge is made for consultation. II, how
ever, you do not wish to consult them at
present, drop postal card asking for their
pamphlet, in which you will get history of
the discovery, nature and action of their new
remedy, and a large record of cases treated
successfully. Among these cases you may
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Cotton-Quiet at 1919
lie: futures barely steady; October, 10.70c: NJ
yember 1o7lc; December, Isle; January, 1888:
May. ll50c; june 1l.6lc: July, Lille. August,
li.s0c Flour-Dull and unchanged: receipts 25OJ
nc lower: options opened SHADE better and after,
wards declined 1870, and later advanced 80
ne: closed firm; receipts. $4,000 bu.; exports,
Soc: steamer No. do S7c No. o do 81 oo
al 0S, delivered; No 2 red, 81 l0s49l IL elevator,
81 n@1 l1s delivered: ungraded white, 81 OS@
81 Os1E@i o93S; closed at 81 og5S: November sales
OF l,5Si000 bu. at 81 l0gl 101s closing at 81 los;
December. sales of 100000 Du. OF 81 ll@l 1874.
Of $4,000 bu at 81 i6159i 1711 closing at 81 .i75s
Closing dos SAies at q 81 1 ac % cornSspot ASH
lower; options sPss1ed S5ife better and
recovered Receipts, $4,000 bu. exports, $50
bu. ungraded, 501zg59s4c; No. 3. 55149551zc: No.
2. see; No. white, 5915c: steamer white, 5S159
soc; .ungradel white, ,5S959c; low mixed, 571zc;
October, 5s14@5s13c, closing at 5S1zc; November,
closing at 5S1zc; January, 571z@57ISc, closing at
exports. 1000 bu.; mixed Western, S2@S5c; white,
do, 37@42c. codee-Quiet sugar-Quiet but
SIC: confectioners A, i6c; granulated, 1-l6c;
cubes. SIC. Rice-Firm. Petroleum-Q Iet;
s gnlsd HISS sTrpepP dTs
Dull; family mes, sl4 50@l4 rs. Beef-Quiet
Lard-Firm prime steam, S. 70; October, ss9S -:
November, 81 1897 IS: December, 81 78q7 so:
January, s77 9e7 90 Butter-Duil and weak.
CHICAGO, Oct. o. Flour = Steady and I'M
changed. Wheat Demand active, bat unsettled
and generally higher; 925sc October: 941sc Novem-
Der: e5s4@957fc December; 96s4@965sc January;
81 0S5f@l 0S4c May; No. Chicago spring,
9211x@925kc: No. 3 do., S21zc; No. red. 9912 g
81. Corn-Aetive and a shade higher; 471zc casn,
October and Noember 45sz@45s4c December: 45ssc
January; 4s1S@ss14c May. Oats-In fair demand
and stronger; 2714c cash: 2714@27ssc October; 2sc
November; 2S3k@lS1zc December; 275s9g75sc year;
s15{@31s4c MAY. Rye Easier at 5S1zc. Barley
Quiet at 60@601zc. Flax-seed-Lower at 81 ga
SO. Pork In fair demand; opened easy and closed
firm: $40 5s@l0 GO cash $40 IS October; $40 S212a
10 35 November; $40 111x@10 20 December: $40 37h
@lO 40 year; $40 IS January; 81 10@1I 1211 Feb
Tuary. Lard-lrregula and active: 81 1897 50
cash and October; 81 S5@7 37l1 November and
December 81 321za7 35 year: 81 4097 42l1 January:
e. 50@7 52% February. Enthusiastically aud
firm: shoulders S.: short ribs, 81 %; short clear,
Sc 20. Buter-Quiet and unchanged Eggs
Quiet and unchanged. Freights-CorD TO Buffalo.
SS4c On l-Wheat-Actiye :and irregular;
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
mast cure of consumption. bronchitis, ca
tarrb, asthma and ali throat and lung affec-
tons also positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fell
lows Actuated by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering will send free of
charge. to all who desire ii, this recipe, in
German French or English. with full direc-
tons for preparing and using Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp naming this paper.
w. A. Noyes. 14g Powers Block, Rochester,
N, Y,
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GALVESTON. Oct 9.-Cotton-Firm: IOkc: net
receipts $50 bales; sales, 800 bales STOCK 900
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 9.-Cotton-Strong; mid
ding 1870 net; receipts, 1000 bales: gross A.
OC0 bales; exports, Great Britain 1jO0 bales
sales, 6,C0O bales; stock. ll4,0O0 bales.
NEW YORK Oct. 9.-COtton Evening Post
says: Future deliveries at first round OF first
call displayed some irregularity and the second
round lower prices for near months than on first
round. and higher prices for late: closing was
to 4-1OC higher than yesterday at D. M Sales at
second call were made decline of to 6-IOO,
and after call still lower bids were accepted. so
that prices before the third call ranged to 5.l0O
below yesterdays closing quotations. At the
third call February brought IL 5c; March, IL 99c
April. 1l.40c: October was held at TO- re; NOyem-
Der. i0i5c december lCS6c January. lie
Futures closed barely steady; October, 100 lower
than yesterday; November January. to
$780, and the balance 6-100 lower. Spot cotton
Ne dearer: middling uplands l0Ac, Sales OF ! .063
bales 10 spinners: 100 bales on speculation and
COO bales delivered on contracts.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-10
COMMERCIAL.

Dry goods continue in fair demand. Cotton tex
tiles are very firm: in fact there is weakness
anywhere In millinery, boots and shoes, etc., the
movement continues liberal at steady prices.
Groceries averaged strong. Coffees took another
jump OF &c and are strong at quotations. Dried
fruits. canned goods and fish were in fair seasonal
bic request at steady prices. There fair activ
ity in dairy products and ios choice goods there
continued irmness. Oils were active and
finn.
GRAIN.
There was no meeting of the Board of Trade
yesterday, adjournment having been taken for the
city election, and in consequence there was no
local grain reports.
CHICAGO MARKETS
Furnished by Ii. E. Kinney & Co.. Grain and Por-
vision Brokers'.
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Oils.
ANTWERP, Oct. 9.-Petroleum-ls

ANTWERP, Oct 9.-Petroleum-l97sG2Of.
PITTSBURG, Oct Observation-Disclosures; united
certificates, irregular: closed at 81 II
Afternoon Session Moderately active aud
rmer opened at 81 l1s advanced 10 81 121S; broke
10 81 115S; closed at 81 -
BRADFORD, Pa Oct. 9-Crude Oil - I'm
proving; total runs Monday So 743 bbls; total
shipments &C. 40 bbls: charters 81 I2T bbls clear
ances 1908 COO bbs. United Pipe Line Certificates
Opened at 81 1919 closed at 81 l21s highest price,
81 l25S lowest. 81 1917
OIL CITY Oct o Petroleum-Firm; opened at
81 IL lowest, 81 l05s; highest, 81 1914 closing at
81 l21S. Sales of 3,19S,000 bbls. Clearances yes
Ierday, 6711,00O bbls. shipments yesterday
united pine line, &C. l67 bbls.; tide water. 1868
bills; daily average for the month, 1857 pbls
Charters, 81 l27 bbls daily average for the month
4l,365 bbis. Runs Saturday and Sunday, united
65, $50 bbs tide water, 1908 bills; daily average
&c SOS bblg
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Cnf His Throat.

BAY CITY, Mich, Oct s.-Edwin Butt, a
travelling salesman for Thompson & Hayden,
Chicago, came down from Mackinaw last
night, reaching here this forenoon. After
the arrival of the train and before leaving
the sleeper. he cut his throat with a pocket
knife and died shortly after. He had been
on a protracted spree and was not in his right
mind. He leaves a wife and children.
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Fell Into a Kettle of Tar.
specisl 10 the Sentinel:

SptClal W TIC
Brazil, Ind, Oct s.-This evening very
painful accident happened to young man,
Mr.. Henry Cabe. lie, with Mr.. Campbell,
were repairing the roof of Smith 6 Camp
BELLS drug store, when the young man fell
into kettle of boiling tar, seriously burning
both of his hands.
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NAOnI.

BOSTON, Oct. 9.-Wool-1n fair demand: Ohio
and PENNSYLVANIA extras, 36@4l12c; Michigan, Sl19
@351zc; combing and oelaine, 40945c; pulled.
25943c.
PHILA DELPHIA. Oct. 9-Wool = Steady and
firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
extra and above. 3ScR40c; extra 3613Sc; medium
3g@f0c; coarse, 34@35c; fine washed delaine, Ala
42c; others unchanged
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-10
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Oct. 9-Dry Goods-Exports for do
nestle cottons for past week. SOS packages; since
January /. 129.36l packages, against 1898 pack
ages same time last year and I21 Gas packages in
1881. The trade to-day was of legitimate and
healthy proportions, but no activity TO be reported
in any class of fabrics.
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Whisky.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 9.-whisky-steady at 81 IA.
BALTIMORE, Oct 9-Whisky-s1 1s@1 49,
CHICAGO, Oct. -whisky-Unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Oct -Whisky-Unchanged.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 9.-whisky-Quiet at 81 H.. =
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$3.50 bbls lard. 6.25O ties oats, 10000 bu corn.
tC5 Geo bu. wheat, $4,000 blu.
Estimate Of hogs. October 10 10000 head.
Chicago. grain ia store Wheat, 1,l39,3SS bu. !:
corn, S4S,C 64 bu.; oats, 424. 2iS bu.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-10
Foreign Money and stocks

LONDON, Oct p Consois-Money, 1Ol lis: ac-
c0nnt a. Railway Shares-Iliinois Central. a95S;
Pennsylvania Central, 6l2s: New York Central,
lsSS; Erie. 81 y; Reading, 261E.
PARIS, Oct 9.-Rentes III 521Sc
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-10
FOR SALE.

Il OR SALE-Two hundred and forty acres farm !;
" the best farm in the State. For particulars ad
dress ABRAHAM FLEEN0R, Needmore. Brown
County, Indiana. 40
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET.
Dry Goods.
nRFSS FARRIrS.

Manch'S'r q eash'm, lie Manch. 4 MONIES. ~.l64c
DeBege nc ManCh. "a DeBege- 1870
- szMeIuge. Is &c Manch. O. Case ms ..&315c
-" IAN. pel6Ic Manch "a TX C'h ..3ec
AlGntics Alapacas Zoe tAtla'tic % Pa 121S9l5c
- sZCsShmerellc Alta tic - BrOeadeS-l6l$c
" o. r. Cash 'mr27 &c Alta tic 36in. W &c IN 40c
64F.F ...35c Atlatic 20 q" g soc
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MURDFR AND SUICIDE.
Making the Fourth Double Tragedy In
Six Months.
Mrs. Mary Nef Shot by William
Fultz, Who then Commits
Suicide.

"A Most Peculiar Case-The Suicide and
the Murder Accomplished While
FultZ Was in Bed-Inter-
views and Theories
AS to the Cause
Women and
Whisky"
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WEEKLY Live srooR REPORT.

indianapolis Live Stock Market.
iReporteo bS Fort johnson & CO.. General Commits
slOD SalesmeB OF Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS, Co.. Q 1853.
Catjie-The supply light, especially of the better
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Sales on can-saOH rIDs 10000 iDsi pork.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-29

zsEEl4n III r4nshies TITS aez1om. on- Nr. -.
has takz1 r1l1a tfr ne task q slsisfsinz
or numerous realkrs rirz1 wilaserer es8sis are
manufactured - oar eoosl1y city d EoSzx e-iI-
1ianzs ars q high grade, and as Are in quail
~ - caz b produced 10 any spot on The eiobe-
Especially fs this 50 xhen the skjIies E'harmseiz4
Of many years experiences r=soires 70 extract
from the finest botanical sAcimens q the vszs-
table World the most patent cure foFsouse apeciaI
diseass- IN proof Of his assertion thar Prov
denes RI, aHords the best he relates an interview
with an aequainrancs. sivsn hin whiis so5ourn-
ing temporarily AZ her residence she sayz
Abour . year suffered severely from Rhsana-
ism IN my limbs, and Neuralgia in the head
which I endured tEo o. three moufhs VITA a.
much patience As possible, being under the treat
meut Of an excellent doctor, and trying many
kinds of medicine without any marked eject.
Al last medical friend advised ne to ~ Hunt's
Remedy. because he attributed my severe suIer-
ing 70 the bad condition Of ny kidneyz, which
we're not performing their proper functions, and
! commenced taking 81, AID in few days the
neuralgia had departed, my headache had en-
tirely disappeared, the swelling in my limbs and
joints hsd gone, and have not had a touch Of il
since. More recently was troubled with impu-
[ rity Of the blood. which showed itself in severe
eruptions on my face. Iagain resorted to Hunts
Remedy, and after taking it a short time VA
4 c0mpletelv cured os that complaint. Hunt.
Remedy has proved very beneficial 70 ne in At
\ taeks Of sick headache, which It always zIlevi
ates, and notice the improvement a. sosn as
take the Remedy This Remedy has strengthen
ing elements, for It has made me feel mnel
1 stronger, and has been very beneficial TO my gen
eral health / most heartily recommend IL 10 al
sufferers like myself. Hrs. L. @. TASyER, Ne
1Ss Pearl Street,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-29
THE nOUsKEEPERs HELP.

Wild mint is said to keep rats and
mice out of tho hou-e
One pint of good vinegar and three
pounds Of sugar is right for seven
pounds Of fruit in spiciug No need to
seal air tight.
NICE COOKIES. One cup Of butter,
one cup OF sugar, one cup os molasses,
one cup OF cream, or milk, two eggs, one
rounded tcaspoonful Of soda, flour to
mix soft and roll thin. Flavor TO taste.
VIII keep long time
For burns and scalds nothing is more
soothing than the white of an cry which
may be poured over the wound. Il is
softer rs n lvamish for burn. than
collodion. and beingalways at hand can
be applied Immediately,
PICKED STRING BEANs.-Strinc
beans make good pickles though unles.
they are canned Immediately after
picking they will not retain their fresh.
ness longer than for week or two. To
pickle them, first remove the Strings.
then pour hot vinegar over them. They
wall be ready for use in a day or two.
SrRtNG BEANS Is BurSr-Str;nr
beans can be kept in salt the same q.
cucumbers. When OF suitable size for
cooking. pick and string them, and cut
in small pieces, as for ordinary boiling.
and pack them In fcrkins or stone lars.
using layer OF salt two inches iu depth
Of beans, more salt. and so ou until the
vessel Is filed, covered with good coat.
ing Of salt. Oycr this place a broad
cover, kept down by o stone or other
weight The salt soon extracts suii.
cicnt water from the beans To- cover the
whole with brine, in which condition they
will keep for year il required. 10
prepare them for cooking soak in water
over night, 10 % salt frcshcu iu more
water before boiling Ducumbcr- for
pickles, may be put iu with the beans
thus saving an extra fcrkins as they.
are picked in precisely the same man
ner, trcshening in water and putting in
vinegar. with or without picc. bSiore
using.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-29

Az old southern farmer who knows
what he is talking about saws Bermuda
grass once s1dded the work {. done for
one hundred years The grazing and
hay continues 70 improve as the sod
thickcns and the land becomes richer.
which il will do every wear. 10 IS bet.
ter 90 have some bottoms aud some up-
lands especial 10 You have a creek bot.
tom you are afraid totultivate, hence
cannot utilize on account Of the over.
flows washing away ncwly-plowed soil.
by having bottoms and uplands vou
have grazing through wet aud dry sea
sons such a priCco OF land is worth
more in Bermuda grass than Il planted
in corn. The sod Is 90 tough 90 Is never
50 wet but what You can turn stock on
a. Hence You save much by grazing
your pillow stock wet days Horses, cows.
sheep and hogs are equally fond Of il.
and u i sufficiently strong TO fattcn
them when noe at work. Il springs up
as early a. any grass in the sprihg. You
can gratc It TIL winter or til your har-
vest heids are open, then take the stocl
on and NOV II Tor hay in the fall for
winter iced, or II the lands arc rich IL
VIII grow up till fan after The frost and
cattan led mule colts viii suhsist ON il
(the dry grassl an the win,eran5 s,r;n'-
after they have catcn vour otber .-',,,
pastures out. '''t