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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-25

Il hhAric CoSvEsrros.-A call for
ss.ss socraiie Territorial Convention.
an Messrs. Browne aud Ian.
Ts--.M q The Territorial Executive
Sres has been forwarded to the
ssrh..ot ~ tne signatures of the Sound
4 lsA el the committee. 10 fixss
Nsa. w wusy OF August as the time, and
so,s..s slia a. the place, OF having the
b -. o: IL, Of coarse, remains 10
sIssss. what the action Of the CON-
Nm = % On the Sound may be. but
d 3 no reason for delay In the nat-
Hafia Raila Stafes,nsn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-25

Pursss and most pslatsbls sf all bit
Isrs. DR.. Hsnlsy's Dandelion Tonic. jse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-25

"a E.sAsn-The Oregon Railway
- sssas'on sss.'o Company has placed
M kef George Z. Starr on the
gposis;s seattle and Victoria, In
N sso o 20 the Eliza Andersoa. and
~ insight and passengers al re
IL o. For particulars apply TO
ney, at City dock. my5 dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-25

sas !, OussIos PAKrY.-The sxeur-
- u - ascaensrs and others. 10 the mum.
ienoos@ ~ VII leave st. Paul this af-
IN ~ over the Northern Pacific. A
alps;n o.r OF the excursionists will
va ~ aeiioustone National Park,
hsd : ess VII 90 TO Alaska. Az Port
NJ, !. scsai steamer will convey the
shses x X Alaska. The trip will eonsume
ee montha--Pioaesr Press.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-25

aypsrssn Dandelion Toaic cures
Heasssss !. purifiss the bleod and ia
system. les
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-25
'.yrer,sINc RATES.
soR DAILYs

FOR DAtLff
.s.naItaris, 9 per month for one
pr y ner month for one-half inch.
shspe n arts & line for one insertion.
bseA Ene for six insertions. and 30
90 . LIE Ia advertisements, 50 cents an
1snfe es,tion. sl.50 an inch for six
- ene - an inch for tFo weeks. $50
sssrpssks and So per month.
yoR WEEKLY
...onal cards 81 per month for one
PTeEs Il gper month for one-hak inch.
% y ~ Z zen . line for one insertion.
80 y ssnis line per month:
y : os,cisl ADVERTISING. 81 per inch for
Cce.r.,ap and 81 per month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-25
voR WEEKLY:
..,,y AND WEEKLY;

s...;anal cards, 81 per month for one
80 g Der month for one-half inch.
- - X cents line for one week. and
80 Inns per month.
sen.asreial advertising. 90 an inch fer
Ves.sr and o. an inch per month
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-25

., ,os1..NTElLIcENcER PUB. CO.
s..,,ls. June 10 1888.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
4 Runner.

A Mr.. Welch, OF Casco. Me, ran +
Oxford, twelve miles away. III two hour.
recently with his oyercoat and cr"l'l'i'
boots or. : After running aronnd fht
square there a few times - show u. +
"how kinkv he was" he ran back, r.
walking step or resting duriag h1
twenty-fonr mile run. He 10 a W
singular man. He has run from C.~el
TO Lewiston, twentv-one miles, aud bars
several times. He takes long 4. .'is
hope, which he can keep up .or iloHrs
One time. when returning from i-~' Il
ton. he was overtaksu hy man ii a
sleigh, who asked linl 10 nd. q II
a hurrv-cau't stop to ride f'-o~trT'
Welch. Stung by this insult to h '-8r- /.
the man WHIPPED up aud for III il.
tried in vain to pass 'his woud~r.u- 70.
uer:-then the horse gave ont, but Welcl
kept on
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
TILE LIME
CORDS OF VI-DOH FROM PARADISE
WALL, sW#~
Hrother Gardner ieils us SOusesling Abour
the Riaht and Wrong OF Thiu1-.

III ri The Detroit Pree press.l
rp.r am eeb'ral things dat doan' look
'zsc.iv rgi1t 10 me, said Brother Gard
I'- a- he raf,bed his bald head witt
.laud and opened the meeting with
.,a o.a.r.
IT (. IN look 'zactlY right to see one
man smith tea lniliyon dollars an'kanofier
auth only ten cents (applanse by Sam
uel Shiul. INT yit if ] NUS De ten millyon
dollar n.au I wouldn't keer uheder il
looked night or not. y Sudden end to
the applause
1T doau look 'zactly right fur one
man 10 own great foundry, while an
oicr man am ob.eeged to work fur him
fur 3 a day "Hcar hear - IRON Judge
C.,Iaycr but # J. was de g a day man
Uouldnt frow myself out Of a Job to
sl}te dc owner or to please o dcmago-
goguc." The Judge sni,alles.
at doala' look 'zactly right to see one
man hold 'fiis al de time, Willis anoder
man has 10 shove n, jack plane fur q
AbIu' (grcat rustic III Pickle Smith s
corner, ont he who shovespde Jack plane
has de respect Of de community an
kceps outer Jail" Hustle dies away.
It doan' LOOK zactly right to see fo'ty
lawyers rush to defend a criminal who
has stolen mouey in his pockets, while dc
oO'eudcr whor, moneyless am left todie
hia WAY frcw tenfQot wall wid an ole
haiie-h.ale (e;rins Gu dozcn facesJ; bu,
i was a lawyer I should arm nay
money any odder way except by sawln
w~h De public doan look fur any
gertIehler display Of conscienc; onf d.
part Of lawyers, an darfore suffer ne
drappiutm,nts. Cirins no longer OBJ
.e.r,nhIc
1T loeu' look 'zactlv right fur one
man to have big i.ick house an an
oder man q rough bod shi.nty, but long
hont tax time de man III dc slu.nty XII
eit on De fence an chucklo over de facl
JAt he haunt rich.
1T doal' look 'zactlv hight TO see one
snan 60 puohln an sweIhn' an crng,lin
everybody else off de sidewalk to let q,
public know dat he am n king-hce. bu1
such men have to carry de anxiety OF
hcIn' III debt 70 de tailor an Of dolpin
do grocer an of sulpscrlbin' S25 to built
church Vldout hope OF bein' able /,
l2y ten cents on dc dollar
''ln fack. my friends, dar an heap
an heaps o things Dat doall' look zactl,
right 10 US 1T lust glaucc, bnt When :.
come to tgger il up an divide an sub
tract We VI all got heap to be Thankful
fur M t" encourage us TO get up airly i
Il" mawhln. \ man kin brace his leg,
Al lay back like a mule an kick ava,
AZ i" hull world an hate ebervh ,ly an
"e mated III return, or he kin lick u,
safun crumbs @ consolashun crowf
ht'ra set ia lie back eand of de wapin
IL. tab" "a he..p o comfort, KNOWN da
N'nl'h"dy Is @uss off dan himself. lie
III accumulate to blzness
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
ffIE ADvANrAUn :

Fir.t ryGiiciisu- II hear That tho
salary Of the Governor Of Michigan IL
only 81 600 year.
Second Politician =" "Only $1,000 !?
Well, that If getting things down pretty
6ne."
First Politician-''What pnzzles mo
IS that they should ever find anyone TO
take the position at that pay. Tor learn
that there are very lew perquuites."
Second poli,irian-"Bnt ,en forget
the immense advantage of the Office
First Poiuician-'In what .way?"
Second Politician-"A governor can
not he arrested"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23

II sae by1Le paE~rn tat there =
clock in the pp,aDfsre IL Nonn"'.'h.
Oregon. vh!c.. wAs brought acso-. 't4e
plains III leJ2. and hae been runnAg
ever since.
"Notiliuy geIaa-k a',le airons that
"So.hir, remarkable ?"
"Sn. crosses. tue I<-..s+s iass> III
1852
We'll. wiss OF sla.' Tnu clock vas
taken acrc~s the f.lalas IL ,he year AID
has been rnnnine svxr s.Let,
Exactly. Tia. clock ~n probably
xi.n - parry We we're hs'Aez"d ~
Indiana aDt .ioa't wosx.sf IL has i..~ 2
/ --,unin2 sv.r s..sa sesi lie rnLhit :
i u,v.eI .verv tfr.re think of L,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
rxpnoSorscyArLE 1AMHs.

A Russian gentleman by The name OF
SIoblcrscabskihivitch was travelling Ia
Maine when brakeman sb oQfed:
"Weauctegnock: change cars Tor An
lroecoggin and Saccarappacasnet.
"Wha,sky d!d be sayvitch 'i~Aed
the Russian gentleman in1broken En-
gIi-h of MS travelling companion.
"He was announcing the names q sta
tions, was the reply.
The foreigner smiled a superior smile
as he leaned back IN hs n.at, and r.
marked
Nv. Rus ians are very muchEi,rh
nmvse.i.kv ., tie hs-a,helAslsSnof MANS
vd1 popj.nef have III shia country
skoa
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23

"1 have had three cases recently
where elienss wanted shei1 names doc. |.
tered One pet,t;oziez Es =. travelling
aeaat, .. Mr.. Nin1pgham, l think.
On the road aud among his customers
aud friends he.was known as "Smithsy."'
This nickname he had carried 30 long
that when he struck town he Registered
<as Smith. Letters sent TO him as Win.
srinsham were frequently tot delivered,
tnd finally, as a matter Of convenience
AS well as q ristter: Of business he had
hs name legally changed from Vim
tringham 10 Smith
Does John Smith ever get tired OF
bis names"
"Often. There was one very irate
old John Smith in Milwaukee, who ng-
ur.d as petitioner not long ago. The
circumstances attending his Case were
these: He was in the clothing business,
and his most active competitor was his
son, John Smith, who had clothing
store next door. Father and son had
qrrarreletl, ahd the vendetta between
them had been of long standing. The
young mnn neglected business, ran be-
hind aud two officials were sent from the
,sheriff's Office to attach his stock and
close the place. The officers swoeped
down on the wrong John Smiths place
The old man was absent, his clerks
were paragzed, and WHEN the venerable
s-proprietor appeared and pounded Oh
/, the front door for admittauce he SAW b,
the bill posted prominently 10 the win
dow that the Shiriff had possession. !,
madder old man never mtfuated the
I English lsnpnage He swore he woul,
have his name changed, and the follow
ing day his petition was fled. He ii
! now John Saunders i
10 t;Dp women occasionally petition fo
new title p
- Indeed they do. The law permit
woman who has obtained a divorce 4
assume her maiden name Int some di
vorced wives want bra1N>neY names
and they are frequently accommodated
/! i1retaA a petition ea,ce fled by a wido,
named, Basgot.l ste was young, az
l. spued ? second time, to mn'a1ttimson,, mn'1 J,
| She .deposed that certain wicked X
apass"ta's4es pronpfqInfel her NAME
l'tB 80 . pros:aflitt "a she Received !.
/ decree, and subsequently 60. new bus
band" Il
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23


The anger OF >'l John, Joseph Ryan
Of n. y. city has been aroused by what
he consider. the inability OF this Re
p,1lir to- protect iss citizens abroad,
He vas iiatnrahze,i in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of New York city OH Octo-
Der l3, 1880. Tie contempt which he
n1~ e,,tertalns fof lis citizenship has III
duced lisn 70 return las certificate to
the court, AMI aS1-'s ti,et his name be
stricken from the rol.. His letter says :
Seeing how Am"iican citizens are
strung up unmcrcituly on the gallovs
in rnalant.t and how Massrs. White
head. Curtin, Nilseh" and Gallagher,
AmcT,csni -cTTztns Hara- been, on the
evidence Of lying iHiormer, sentenced
n &c ami rris6f NJ f1 III England without
American iut,lserei &C. wish to have
ny uame erased iiom the American
citizenship roll of Your court and Amer
ica at large. n
Mr.. Ryan deposited this letter and
his naturalization papers with CLERK
Rogers, in the office Of the court, said
that the document, would explain them
aud hurried out of the CourtHouse.
He 81 qrs himself as citizen Of the 1rlst
|
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
Hoh t1S tS,fa ,,f llsssscsh q Saltwater,
ia. tak5Oet the foot
0.fk:.T9.Ssaht9 Y<fYh heap OF sand
.I.'l,t ~ OAitRsl II feef lY eN nearly
E;uTsl'Tt;2s>,H 's ;a;ssa r;sa

hC't4fe NVfte@t,s <'4&e tAeNAnaS circular
nj don, selto vast round slsaldwith
7hp,mw II! the e'peaHkS hAHl :u5sss' across,
which goes two-tIir1s of the way to the
bottom. Tt is steep and Hard to climb
tosrthe top, and ca the inside is even
more steep. SO steep lfhat 20 one has
cyer dared e 50 d6wH, Il, tat that the
hem up. ,ah,lle llteS za.II h,ha Mnes on
the Sandwich 1slYdfT pa thd trbrides,
r,,l7o,l tisesAtlantic Coast.
poc1,, WHO WAS 4AsaaraBe n is Dublin,
is probably the last man rhp p.Yill have
to pay the psuaity for compiiclty in the
! Phoenix Park murders. His connection
with the tragedy was something like
OTonneli's; he helped to Kill kenney,
who was suspected Of having given in
formation to the Police about dae assas-
sina.ion Of Cayendish and Burke. We
sha~s YEA toie~srns the fate Of the other
inforncrs who betrayed their associates
in the Phoenix Park affair. The British
co.onies refus ed them landing, and at
last accouts the English Government
A41 u0. io..nd m as yhlm forthem. Then
came the exeitement abo,se the killing Of
Ca,sy. AMI ra,,isGrI cover of Mat, they
fla.e II lhra sers 70 disappear The hang
ing u O'Doppeu ard Poole adds to their
chances OF a fong NE, ~llsrever they
NAV he ffff
SAVED. "A umds man crossing the
street the, other day WIS on da poin. ot
being run over hv a reckless diYer when.
| .. tae r1-k sr her ovn life. bsautifu
young Ii II ra.l T. his rescue aud pi'o.et
/. rle po4r man to :he pavement. 4 ricf
h..cieior saw tie transaction. aaC
! stra.gh.way snusl. ler out, was Intro
inoe1, cotirse.l, proF o>,l. Was accep pied
! ana married the heroine. The effect HI.
leen wonderful Hopeful voung ladi.4
! may now II seen staLdine ii the ySciuit,
q: sheet crcst algs wi:h one eve searching
/ for stray h.,-l me.l. ari the other q
| tie IL Aou- fer rlcn bachelor, ios i
! voa.l le-a rayr1its- hc-e 20 tackle the oil,
t,.18 E14.4 Vstaa..i he r3ch bachelor be
/! LA s-oAla,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
YERi NECESSARY.

II Aaa '1'1 2 Z ~ .:ew
!. Matert.milias-..'''Mercy John, wha.
DO yon mean Ivy pract!cing viii, that hor-
rid revolver all day long. and you theo-
logical student. tooe'"ae' iE
I. Join,-'4 am trying D learn to shoot
straight, ma. nsI
Mzcrrfamtiias- But you are to be .
clergyman. You viii have no need OF
e,sch hprrid Accomplishment as that. :"
Jphn--''Oh. yes, ] will, too. Cousin
Fred says that when graduate he is
goingto get me call fer q congregation
In his town, and you know he lives in
Texas. ~e-@@v . Lae
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23

! DAh~tSLAs theory. There is boy 10
NoFrtstovn who "sprang from a mon
key." The monkey belonged to an on.
gas grinder aud attempted to bite the
ooy.
a STABILITY dressed woman acalled
l'l>on one Of our citizens for aif, claim
ing that she Yves in a starving condition.
TIE citizen hooked upon her plethorio
form, estimating the sroirdupois' OF the
uIrra'iq.s fat, end answered, 'Yon
'on't1ook Ike starving won,a,i." Il:
t'npw it, she whiningly answered, I'm
hI,ated with grief"
Hollow siEF-. SHIFTING, WITCH has
come very eener ,liv ;;to use III Europe,
even for such heavy work as steanislaip
propeller shafts. is found to very much
lessen the wcis4t in proportion to the
decreased strength. It appears, for ex-
ample, that ten-inch shaft, with hole
four inches IL diameter, has its weight
reduced sixteen per cent, with loss Of.
only 2.5f Fer cent. Of strength.
r. MISS MARY NJ. CAREY, YOUNG, pretty
and gentle-n,annered. is employed by
the St Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railroad at NaZata as railroad and
express agent. She has charge OF yar3
work ana signals around the station.
! She is al hef post from a. N. to 10 p.
m. much Of the time. She is respected
| BY all, and understands her duties
| thoroughly. She is the eldest Of fou~
| orphan girls who live and keep house
together.
I STAY TuEEE.-An eccentric farmer
li.Ag N Ohio had focl, OF sheep that
lad 40, been shorn ior six years. Il!e
| wool las grown over their eves aud
IS ." Long iliat il drags on the ground,
On being asked Why he did not sAear
Als. shesp, Nj. se!lers replied, "uca
T p,t :hewooi on their backs to. stay there
ud keep item warm, aid I do not pro
pose to interfere" The flock is n great
curiosity, and people come from rules
around to see them; A.. cel.eI5 ileiel
|>s!laves, cuts his hair Or finger nails
ALsAoE-LoRRAISE HAS NOW A popula-
fion of l, $50, G70, of whom 80, 9G3 be-
long to the army. OF natives there are
1.i1a, ,023, oF Germans born elsewhere
1l4,797, and of foreigners 33,S4S.
/ Clsssed according to religions there are
in the grand total of l $50, go total
of ] 21S;46S Roman Cath olics. 805, 124
! Protcstallts. 3p.218 Jews, 3. Ai3 persons
bc.ongi. :; 10 'nicot Christian sec1s, a
Budlhists, and l Mahommcdan. In
4 lSTl-the Roman Catholic population
formed - per cent. of the whole it is
.!ov = per cert. Meanwhile, the Prot
aataut population has Increased from,
- 70 H. IS per cent. of the whole.
Wpycu StHCs rE rHF W I'M.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
A Crowded City.

In an interesting article on the over
crowded state of Paris. a writer in the
No,trcUe R<r3at hov-t!at there are only
26 metres per inhabltant, as compared
with - in london aud Him Lvous,
In the British metropolis the house(, on
an average, are occupied by perso.$ .
but this figure III Paris is raised to up
ward of 80. j is not surprising. there
fore, that the mortality in this city
should be higher than IN Ioudon The
.NourtNe Rtrut sets it down at -. 81 r~r
1000 inhabitants, against os f,,cr 1000
in London, tha hea.t. est city III Iiu-
rope with the exttplcp Of Curcnll-ssn,
where the rate Is -. TIT regular for
eien colonv'in PAr;. is nade ZIP t;t.a,-
00O Belg.an<. 96.Oau G,ruai~, - 900
Itnliars 20.o00 Swi>s, Il $50 Eugli.h
and 10, GEO Dutch. The strength Of tire
American colony can hardy fall very
short Of the latter figure OF tie
French inhabitants -3-.2 Per 900 were
born ~ Paris. while 800 lselopg 10 Other
icpar tnetlts htan tha. e tlse sane. l.,
ehe cRae uf the vsr N ,sn Paris had
lost 200 0o0 - IS a,iizems. hut this
mint y / ~ been recovered ana the cap
,..l rau..i,s 300. 900 lnbre e,viis than il
al before .hr aays of 7he siege ana Tie
G.nrnnne j. j coial sted TIA. i. tEe
present pate uf growth TT population
vii have Increased lz-fort ;he end - :he
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
= ? = - ,
HOW SIZE WOULD % n

Mr.. Jones-"I wonder My in the
world Congress don't DO stihething a.
once to stamp ont pasgams ~
r. Mrs Jo,ssr, Because Congress Is
.cuuposed, Of men. and mon don't know
anythipg. could kiA polygamy With
{, ~ 4ia TfIsSa
Mr. Jones-s'Oh, indledp and how
av5onnla 30 1t@sll.d s1s - etgo>x
Mrs Jories--t1 wnshdago to Salt
lake City and stp1s q, taiHsnery store
thereH =. .aesa<.e.t1 8 eli
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
rrr HIs FOOT IN n

rTr HIs FOOT IN n
They were returning, home from the
theatre and had nearly reached her
home when the young man Observed:
"Isn't the weather cold and r,w."
She raust have misunderstood him.
n Raw" she said rather :hesita,inely.
Yes, / ike them raw, but" she con-
.inued, looking .swectly In hls eyes.
"dopt you think they are nicer fried 2"
What could he do? =
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
DESERVING OF cREpur. :

''Ycs," .aid tlie grocery man, Jones
has stopped drinki,g. is working every
lay and is taking good care 6. his
family. He certainly deserves great
deal Of credit
At this junctnre Jones came into the
store and asked the grocery nnsn if he
would trust him to a sack u -four for 6
few days. sas7@ "a 3Imsa1
"No," was tho reply, 'timeS are toe
hard. ! can't giye apy credit
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
TvEsrr YEARS 400 fsIEn1, CHAN, All.

TvFs ~ YEARS 400 fsIEH1,' ,'e1sAs. All.
: ill Is': esis; eveh as .rH'ase- The
II. se.-t -, Il the city vas Al old ~orn-
out r.anta;.un With a surrounding
mountain w.lIer4ess. No. a do..ar d
callt-- H..s lI.se4,:.zd u the Development
+: rs va-g s.urehouse q hidden .rs'ss-
Hxes. Now a. . changed Over San,-
10000 cal.i4l is invested il the coal
AID lroa. dl<;r.a: { which L.1E1i4 a2ta
( tie eeat.1. LIS rcpaia'sop-@lscu n
io, tasl-- Is Increasing, sid he city Il
grcvng rspd,y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23

Phiianthroriss--"Oh. that would he
,ittie too long. / would nos WALL TO live
forever and day. -
Beggar-"Thn may yez live till the
Bartholdi pedestal Is completed
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
ACCIDENTALLY HEARD.
EEH NOEKe FROM TikF PuII.ApEl-
PHlA kIENI>t: CALI.
Is NEW feRK.

u NEW foRK.
BegerEf1Uank yez. thanh yez- It
is not isery sintlemin that vad help
poor wildly May yez live forever and
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-02-23
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

DLAfh"1SrAs 'f' r.ss theory: There is q boy 10
Norrtstovn who "sprang from mon
key. The monkey belonged to an On.
g's grinder and attempted to bite the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-28

STANDARD TINE--East Of Huntington. f,,t
meridian, Or Eastern time; West Of Hnntlnstop,
yOth meridian, or Central time, which A. ON
hour slower thaa Eastern time.
No. i, daily. except sunday, old Point 10 whit
sulphur, leaves White Sulphur daily, except s.tnr.
day, arr ives Cincinnati aud Louisville daily. az.
sept sunday: Pullman Sleepln Cars from clifton
IoIse sna White sulphur to 81. 4 MS. No., and
Columbus, Ohio, with lut chang
No 2, daily, between Ashland an.N ton Fare.
leaves clifton Forge daily except sa. V.sy. srri,s,
Oid Point daily, except Sunday. Pullman slrep-
lng-Cars white sulphur 70 Washington ana
Baltimore, and White sulphur 70 Richmond.
Nos. and 4, Sold Trains daily, with puIlms n
Sleeping Cars, between Washington, Richmond
aud Louisville aud Cincinnati Do not stop for
local business. ~,
No. o, daily, except Sunday. Riebmopa A
Clifton Forge daily, between clifton Forge ana
Ashland. Pullman Sleeping Cars Baltimore and
washington 10 White sulphur, and Richmond 10
White sulphur.
NOT daily, except Sunday, from Loui,yilL.
Cincnniu, and Lexington, arrives at White suI.
phur caiy' e1ceut Monday; leaves White SULPHUR
i9t 'hd loint daily, except sunday. Pullman
stepping cars -. Louis 70 White sulphur and
Chitoh Forge, via Louisville Airline, and Column
Dus % White Sulphur via Ashland.
NhAkLoiikhYiLLE ACcOaMODArIor--No z
leave hichmond except sunday, 4:SO p NJ
arrive Chas iottesyille. 9.l5 p. NJ
ira'ns NO. connects with DIN Dominion
o'eames az Newport News, z 90 p, NJ: on Mon.
day, liHsday, Wednesday and Saturday; srriyss
New YORK neat afternoon ~
FOR iIates, Tickets. Baggage Checks, apply 10
Wy once OF a .. ~; OF Depot or Ticket Once
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-28
Farm Notes.

I'm France bitter willow is used
in favoring and collOring tobacco.
1t produces sOftening of the brain.
English analysts have sampled
some American cheese which con-
tanned no milk or its derivatives.
The finest hams on this CONT
nent for epicures are from those
portions of Texas where the pecan
trees flourish.
The Mississippi valley produces
1S5. 900 tons of cotton seed; the
greater portion of it is shipped to
Italy to be returned to this country
as pure olive oil.
The enormous consumption of
milk in LOundOn is illustrated by
the fact that one dairy company
alone reports that its sales in the
past year amounted to the sum of
$lSS,T9O.
Glover hay is mnch Ebetter for
milch cows than timothy. 1t pro
duces a much larger quantity of
milk, and also Of a better quality.
All butter makers know how yellow
the butter is which is made from
the milk of cows fed on clover hay.
Is there any reason for the con-
tinual cry for smaller farms If a
man farms | 900 acres slOvenly, he
will farm ten in the same way. The
trouble is not with the size of the
farm, but with the character Of the
man. LeSsening the size Of the
farm would not of itself improve
the cultivation of the land, as it is
often said that it would.
Labor costs just as mucn when
expended upon poor material as
upon good. True economy in stock
raising therefore, consists in keep
ing the best which, while return.
ing larger profits, are the more
expensive.
In weaving your pigs it is not
necessary to remove than all at
one time. Take away the stron-
gest first, leaving the weakest for
a week or two longer. AS each is
removed it leaves a larger mount
of nOurishment for the remainder,
and by thus weaving them the
weaker pigs are enabled to get a
better start.