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New-York tribune., 1885-02-12
Cnropcan A0pcrilsemfnis.

I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
J. F1nost and Cheapest Meat1avoring stock Tor
Soups, Made Dishes and Sauces. etc Annual
sale, B. iUU.JvO lars
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL An Invaluable Tonic In cases of weak digestion and
debility. is and boon fOr which Nations
should feel grateful" Sec Medical Press" Ian.
Get" etc.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
~ Genuine ONLY with fac-simile Of Baron Lebigs
in Blue Ink LABEL The tito
"Raron Liebig" and Photograph having been
used by dealers with connection with
Baron Liebg. the public are informed that the
Iiebig Company alone o1er the article With
Baron IlebiSs guarantee OF genuineness
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL 10 be had OF all storekeepers, Grocers aal
Chemists sole Agents for the United States whole.
saleOn!yl &. David Co. Fenchurch avenna
London, England .
Solo wholesale by PARK q 1ilford Smith Vanderoeos
Acker Neral d. COndit, McXosson d. Robbins e,-rs
FRANCIS H. eggett o. Messrs W. H. Schielelin b CO
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STORES.
DEPor QUARTBgAAsTEg's OFFcK)
HOUsTON-sf, ORNER CHENEY
NEw.YoRK CIIY, February a. lSs5)
SEALED PROPOSALS, In "trip icate. viii b received at
,bis aace until IN o clock February H. 1880 at which
time aul will be opened eseDce OF bidders fof
smnnvpR and delIy this depot tie QunIermasters
sIoes specified schedule 10 be seen ana ad at is Once
The Government reserves the lgt oitJoct any VI pro-
should be indOrscd. proposals Or quar-
t.rma.ters Stores" and addressed 10 the dersgDcd
' HENRY L.. HODGES. Deputy a. W. ben'le
L.. A.. Depot Quart cTInaster.
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NAVY PAY OPPicR,
27 srATKsr, Srw.YoHK, Feb 7, 1893.
nROpOSAIS In DUPLICATE, scac

ANA indorsed on envelope Bid for supplies Advertised
l he receive ut uDtI Il o'clock February ~,
ssS Tor supplies Of TIE best guilty TO be de-
lvoTed within I'VE 5 days from dae OF 0idei Heo o ex-
Iense ut the Navy Yard, Now- York:
' gUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
Crate and scuttes Horse Blankets to stationery
and provender.
Ilsts OF tie articles required be this Office.
reserved 10 reject all bids that not
be dc med advantageous 10 the Government
Two respon for the prompt and
faithful delivery OF the supplies a1afled
Blank forms fuinsi cd at t1ia olce.
Bids not properly signed and ceIrhed will not be consd
a. VI. GILMAN.
Pay Director H. NAVY
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RAILROAD.
VI On aud after Jan IL, l1S35
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND uTi4Eh SsEAT sThTks ThTNK I,iI iIME eorrr
Trains leave via Des'ro''es and COrtandt Street
asrrisburg, Ps6arg. the West and South with Pullman
uS Ss caasc 81 ~ ond Dun sn
nslseping Cars. ., I'm evsry day o..
asss GGslT snS
sIgre:, 2, pullman rsrcs Cars daily sIsept saaaay
hia' Il night ri e 'iaS Sunday SS:
eer xtaniis aty slcsp. ss.ssy loonm
oSs SsPs 'HssP sta
1ns 81 Sunday na ~ N Z and ' SOP %:6ufy f Pafs n
sDss .ns
sT.osyp irays FROM p,.,urs $50 and 1920 m 7so and
o9o m daiS and 100 daily eIcep! Monday
s s ans snf i6Ss ssSgs SUI
GI Ss .GeeI sse aoads sIs2 sS
ss' &c sss aSs IS s's ,S ss ' iSSs and
ava" TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE rRNKsYLvANrA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE
DAY. ssTATioNssE NsEW.Yonk. N raikADhif aiA ~
epr.m trs,ns lesv. NewYork De,sros'os and Court
s sdi o ssIes. ss5 ss5rs. S aa 70 io
spsS Hs1esas and .nS na &c '"a
1S; and sryHs ssifs's sS saaS '' s'ai's at
ss SO sscsDt Me1d.y 6sS i ,aS ss5
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.ss sss ss: d o ss Ssais,
s:oIs as!s 4nasa HSsokss si.sSs
oe M ssg to%sany psss VII cali and check
SsS.s.;s iSS. H:S;9,s yss.sassSAs"A : 3 xS1RAs"A
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Goteis.
Geaal Salts.

CIXTY- NINTH STREET.-Supreme Court,
- City and County OF v-YOrk NJ ichsrl O. Power plan
tir against John O'SuiliyaD and others defendants
In pur OF judgement Of foreclosure and sale made
entitled action bearing date on the I'D day of
January and duly entered 23d day OF January rs
l. the undoTsg Tie Referee III the said judgement named
viii sell pub ic auction. AT the Exchange sale, Rooms No
III Broadway the CITY am County OF NowIOrs, Tues
day the day OF February 1855 at IL O'Clock
noon that by John T. BOYD esq, Auctioncer the
premises said and therein dcscrbeda
follows:
All certain lots pieces parcels Of Ia d with
buildings improvements thereon erected situate lying
and beu IN the Nineteenth Ward IA CttY Of ewYOrk.
bounded follows to wits Beginnn at point on the
NOrery side o. ~ixy.nItbtreet distant two hundred an
feet Eastcrly nom the Nortb asfeTly corner o
Second and sixty ninth street running Ia nee NOt
erly partly through party wall and parable With second
avenue hundred feet and four inches thence Ea.tery
parallel with Sixtyninth street. fftyo feet thence
Southcy again with econi avenue and part Of the
of wall hundred feet
and inches Norhery side OF sixty ninth
and thence Westerly aon the Northey side OF srvninth
street ntyfour feet to the point place Of beginning
sttd New-l ok January 24th. 1885. - . . -
PuIIBtN ORR, HENRY W. SACkFTT.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, keieroe
81 chambers street, SewYOrk.
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rOnier Rcsoris.

A TLANTIC CITY, NEW -JERSEY.-A COM
"A Portable winter home good table and
sonabe livery attent given 10 invalid Address
EARL 20 ITAGE, +. D. Box S63.
NATURAL BRIDGE, NA.-A rare OppOr-
tuny TO visit tins wonderful place Il given to
stteuong The Inauguration Of the Newtresns kKposino1
The shortest route 10 New Orleans by The shenandoah Val
ley Railroad Their trains stop at tins depot Excursion
rates be had from Richmond Lyucbburg other trunk
lines and from Washington rates address
THE FORE~T INN,
Natural Bridge. Va.
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NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE,
GoBosTON$3.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA $685.
PORTLAND

etespers 'rfty Of Worcester and "City Of Boston"
leave Pier 20 R. foot Of wattss pier Dss
brossesst Ferry, daily except SUNDAYS at 4:3O D.
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Gonntrn propcrtp tloallea-

ySyANTED.-A house, furnished or pnrtl
w furnished Fourteen Shopping rooms; within 80 ui'
oi NowYork bergen or Rocklind County yreierred a,
nress ADVERTISER Hew.lorl tribune with nlOFihit Oh
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12
Giiuatlons uanteo-- iflaIss.

YOUNG GERMAN, speaking some Eng
lIsh desires 10 obtain pos In American family
to make him generally useful Apply TO his preseut e
poyer. |, iiS lst-aye. room /.
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Real gs!ale agents.

-CYRILLECARREA
~. Grand.st. and Bowery under oriental Bank; Telc-
phone spring ll6 Rcpres IN all matters OF real
superior facilities and manage property
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

A YOUNG colored man is desirOus of obtain
PIG West g9thst. NeM.l Ork CITY.
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CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoAPASr.i
CHICAGO, III. February 1, lrsJ.
Doar0 dno Rooms.

Doar0 dn0 Rooms.
East Side
AT TURKISH BATH, 7 East 46th st t.-Ele-
N gany furnished parlor oor and other desirable rooms
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms, with su
i i periOr bOari references. lOi East 23ds
STH-AVE., 309.-ParlOr floor with or with
- out private table, III rdhoor sunny room; family or
gentlemen
IA EAST 2STH-ST., between 9TH and hladi-
con aves-Furnshod rooms all impr0yeno break
fast II desired references
West Siis.
''-TRUNKS REMOVED, 25c.-CrOwe's
"A. Express 81 ". 10Th 10 W 36th and 81 Gth-aye.
TX WEST 2GTH ST, opposite st. james
handsomely furnished physicians ohce-arge. sunny
front rCO "a. also hall rooms
90 WEST 26TH-S ST.-Suics and single
stsJ rooms with Grst-class board.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

TOACHMAN and GROOM BY an expert
" enced city drivor thoroughly understands care Of
borse, and sober and reliable present
former employers viii states will be generally use.ui four
' ' ADVEkIIsE Err, 442 West AJth.st.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

WASIIlNG.-A tirst-class c0lored laundress,
w with unsurpassed facilities ami gOD rsferenoe wishes
family washing By tlo week or dplel large lny washn5
speciality Address May q. DRD)N rs We36 3Oth-st.
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NOTICE.-

~ OFFICE LEHIGH AND WILKEsbAhhH o0
COMPANY. NEW-YORK: =, mi.
The animal election President and 81
Company will he'd at its Phadepha once 80 10 o,cioL
Tbir,isf on THURSDAY February 26 1850 at y. a. m,
m Tho transfer books Will close al New 19rn
18th and will open March 2. u u. foi iS'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

NOACHMAN and GR00M.-By married man,
" who thoroughly understands his business in all its
branches willing and obigng; careful driver four years
from employer Just dis
engaged Call on or ad,iress J. 628 6thave
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

DUTLER or WAITER.-By a respectable
ID yonng German private family; 2years city refer
ence from last place. Address
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

INOACHMAN and GROOM.-By quiet re-
" spectacle married family. thorouahly nsder
duties SAFE experienced city drivers At 0bigpg
and rous city country CITY reference from late
/ Oca-i Iraa
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

ARMY OFFICERS widow wishes situation
n for son, 10 diving homel where correct haoits and
fahfness viii bo appreciated excellent references Ad
dress H., Tribune Uptown Oitce, l,23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

BUTTERFLY an Englishman thoroughly
understands his dut.es would mind the country
age 80 Is months city reerenees wa5es o2y PCT no ny
Address =. o.. MIS-, Byrne 100 West svthst
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no President ana SIX
Company will he'd at its philadelphia once 70 O'clock
n no % ram nsm War.h O. r. POTTS, secretary.
OHIO CENTRAL COAL COMPANY.
There will be no postponemen Of the sale o. tho ne Eth
properties OF this company, which Is advertiser io '
Hoder, Of bonds OF the 81 900 issue should
them with ral Trust Company TINS IN h5 in
With two per cent cash. 1t wifi be Impossible u ou "
John r Martin George sheldon and william w. ,a the
ham n We been appo uted reorganization comu''ce "
Main Line coal bondhOders. go ,.o.,wav
February II, 1885. IL. L. TERRELL. Iio broA . :,
TIME TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAlLWa,1a Le,1
l 70 NEw.YoRK January %. lss5.-Notice ~ ~, ~ ~,
nv given that Meeting OF tho ~ tho
this company will be held At The, the once fss5 at IL
o'clock M the transaction OF such business OF
brought before the meeting. incluhlng inc e'0''' -
seventeen Directors the sung wo years NJ
The stock transfer books will be clio ed on the
feoiuaiy D. anu 'oopo'' O. e. SATTERLEE. secrefary-
THE UNION PACIFIC RAMRoA COMPANY Law dRANI boSo'
TRUSTEES OFFICE. AZ EQUITABLE BuiLpS" "a. {
rTHE UNDERSIGNED, Trustee nndcr, the the
law Grant Mort the Union Pacihc lsIoa bv
pany invites proposals fro the holders OF bonus ond,
that the sale To him OF such par on tbon
sand dollars s5OO OOM he'd by him. and which no " ~
thorize u apply to snch purchase . ,,u, n, III. Office
Proposals addressed and delivered 10 MN
No ~ Equitable Building Boston on OF Deioro Ss'''
Eel ruary IA. 1885, at NOM. ,.,. 4. ressrved
The right 10 reject pr posas deemed INADEQUATE !,
and The acceptance Oh a"f "fRRIpshfcK L. GMEs trustee
I
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

NOACHMAN ard GROOM.-By a single man,
~ strictly sober aud honest good reerences eau or "a
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-05
How to Freak a BAlhy Horse.
Correspondence Country Gentleman. !

/ often see inquiries and answers relatin Il
70 Dalsy horses, will give You my recipe,
which never fafls-one that have used g.
wsys with success and very simple: When
horse balks III & wagon, cart Or carriage,
have him taken out, the harness taken of.
except he bride. boy or man put On the
tie animals back, with instructions to make
him movs lively for ten minutes, no and
down the read at the expiration Of that
tine PIT or the harness and hitch up, and
the animal goes all right Il may have 70 De
doEe oncs or twice more. whenever the
hitch-up after meals takes place. A farmer
Lear LIE last summer had nice, young four
year old horse, which worked steadily
tom spring till midsummer; then the
horse, having had g long rest, when
put TO work again refused 10
draw. BE tried him some days. aud then
tod me that he was going 10 send that horse
20 Baltimore TO be sold, because IL would not
work. l told him what TO Go. Three day
after l ssT him again, and be said that he
followed my directions and the horse worked
all TtGht. There is 40 Use 70 heat or other
wise III treat bslky morse. The simplest
and best way is 10 do what / have recon
mended, rs al horses will 60 under the ga =
Ole. and some Of the mettie is taken out Of
them during the ride. l have sean horses
strapped and thrown down several times 10
succession, and yet they did not go. a New
York man, living in this section three yesrs
ago, II his horse would not pull. would Jerk
out fence stake and strike the horse ov ar
the head and knock il down. Once went
out and offered to buy the old horse 10 save
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-05
MINING TROUBLES.
A Strike in the Ooanottoa District.

CATION. o., May A strike OF $50 min
e-s along the line of the Valley Railway in
the Connection District is the beginning oil
raining troubles, which. ii is feared, viii re-
suit in the strike Of 6 GOO miners in the Con-
notion aBd TuscsreHas Valley Districts.
The rate OF fifty five cents per ton in the
Hooking Valley. established after the terri
bic strike there, has enabled operators to put
coal in the Cleveland and other Northern
Ohio markets AZ rates which Tuscarawas and
Connection operators can not compete with
when they Pay ssyentyETe cents per ton,
which has been the prevailing rate, cooss.
qUently they save notice OF a cut TO fifty
i've cents ton. at convention recently
held President Mcbride il is said, advised
the miners TO accept but no action was
taken, and on Saturday the EGO miners re.
ferTed TO refused to work for less than the
old rate. % rLtor5 here say that. theys sill
no. only insist upon reduction, bat If the
men strike they will not let them go 10 ex-
cspt at the same rates as in the Hooking Val
lsy-hfty- five cents per ton. IN that event
the strike may be expected 10 be long, pro-
tracted and exceedingly bitter.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-05

CHICAGO, May 4-Df. A. II. Paaren, State
Veterinarian, who has just returned from in
terror points IN the State, says his efforts to
stamp out contagious pleuro-pnsnmonis are
attended with difficulties on account of the
jBdispos.tion OF the local authorities in
many cases to lend assistance to the State
authorities. The action of the Governor OF
Missouri in refusing to cooperate With this
State. In the matter of inspection, be de-
olares, hss caused great delay in the ship.
ment OF cattle North, and many thousands
are now awaiting shipment from St Louis
Ire &C. Louis Bridge Company declines 10
ship any until q certificate of health ia
shown. The agents of the transportation
companies had conference with the Cover
nor and State Veterinarian OF Illinois last
week that resulted ia the adoption of form
OF certificate to be put in use that will here
after greatly facilitate the movement of cat
tie, and the State Veterinarian OF Missouri
has been notified that the State OF Illinois
VIII accept the statement OF any competent
veterinarian be may select To inspect cattle
81 points OF transfer With the c5rtficste of
the veterinarian an afhisvit that the cattle
GO not con e from an injected district and
have not been near such district TOR q period
Of ten days. Now that thsse details have
been perfected, DR.. Psaren apprshends no
further trouble, snd thinks everything will
90 smoothly between the two States.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-05
Executed for shoolins a. als Colonel

Vienna Special 10 London Times.
military execution took place recently
st klosieT Kraditscb, Moragia. The onlprit
wss & Sergeant hsjor of the 0aa Hundrsd.h
Line Regiment named LOP<tinsky LAST
autumn. 10 revenge himssI flr q punish
meut which he considered unjust. be fred
with revolver at Colonel Ss1eimsyer. tha
commander of his regiment and slightly
wounded him The Colonel instead o.
trying 10 arrest the man, took 70
his heels, and 90 did Msjor
and q Captain who Witnessed the scene.
For their show OF poltrouneEy al TIRES OH
GERS bave been casbiered. Lopstinsky, after
shoOling at bis Col0nsi. attempted % com
nit suicide, sn0 lodged two bullets 10 his
own cbest Re lay for months IN s3itsl
and on being cured was tried By d oJuis msr
tisl. which sentenced hin 10 death
lie met his fate yesterday with great firm
1ess. -Four bullets sfrCok aim in the hesd,
and his death vas instantaneous. Although
military executors are not uncommon IN
Austria, anG the public opinion generally sp
proves the siliclness of the military ode
soue syn psthy i expressed for LoOstin SKY.
who certainly had very hard measures deaii
OCT 10 him.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-05
Watching Nc oormick,. Grave.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The published statement
is made here that a wstchman has been sta
toned at the grave of Cyrus Mccormick
every night since the dead millionaire was
burr ed at Graceland Cemetery q year age.
Mindful of the Stewart affair, IT was decided
by the relatives of the inventor millionaire
to keep vigil over his grave. Though largo
salary was offered. considerable difficulty
was experienced in finding man who would
abcept the uncongenial task. Finally Nike
Allen. an old servant of the dead man. vol
nnteeIed for the service. From the constant
strain on his superstit;ous nature, the lonely
watcher soon sickened and few weeks ago
died. Since the death of Allen, John
OR0urke has gone his silent rounds night
after night During the late strike of the
employees Of The Mccormick Reaper Works
the watch Was doubled. and extra prscau-
t'ODs were taken to prevent the dissertation
o. the grave No violence was offered the
sacred spot, however. and ths speedy cree
ton OF the mansoieum nov contemplated
will relieve the Waterman of his duty.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-05

CHICAGO, May AIN the FIRE on South
Water street, last night, Martin Mnlvey, 5
single man, IVES caught by a mass of crates,
cases and barrels. which buried him six tee
deep. Charles Bird, married, was stsndin
beside Mulvey when the crash came, aud he
fell Just beside his companion. When al
the less injured men had all been extri Gated.
it was discovered that two were missing.
Fifty men lost no time in clsmbering up the
LADDERS, and with picks and hooks they
dragged away The debris until their two
comrades were found Both.weIe desd. The
weight that Rad suddenly bo.ne them down
had cIusheG their lives cut
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-05
ALL OVER TB. STATE.

a Sentinel Reproductive on the Wing
what He Saw and Didn't See.
Newport lacks q Touring mill.
Frankfort needs sn additional hotel.
Plymouth wants new railroad depot.
Auburn is without one of the colored pop
ulatioD
Columbia City has nineteen manufactur-
ing establishments
Hartford City wants new hotel building
and Courthouse.
Spencer wants anether railroad to export
serss OF hard limestone.
Brszil wants to be q manufacturing town
and is inviting capitalists.
New Castle is exerting for big business
boom; claims every facility.
Andersonians are happy. The new Opera
house is about to be re built.
Msrtinsville homes for another oircus-and
two trains each wsy on the l. and V
Bloomfield real estate has greatly al vsnced
since the contract for a new Court house has
been let.
Greencsstle boasts of more improvement
than any other city of its size during the
psst year.
Madison has taken a general boom. Tee
reopeniDg Of the old Madison Hotsl IS hailed
with delight.
Button likes to be city-sssumes more
metropolitan airs than if she were old in
the business.
Peru, with gas. wster works. Opera house,
good hotel railroad facilities, lacks hrsi-
class restaurant.
Upton wants it known that the county is
ahead of the town, bat Ia due time the town
will equal the county.
Maxinkuckeeites are expecting large
number of visitors this season and are now
preparing FOR the influx.
South Bend claims to pay out more money
in manufacturing than any other city in the
State, excepting Indianapolis.
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad ex-
poets to have q large travel over that road to
Put-inBay during the summer.
French Lick Springs have begun to ersct
additional buildings They viii be prepared
10 accommodate ,0C0 visitors at ono time.
Rensselaer, is 10 have their fret hanging
Nsy Is. The criminals name is Wiehrsn
Warner. who murdered John Drsgh Last
September for about $40.
Nunoiei;es are proud OF their railroad IA
cilities. banking in ST. utions, lax mill. the
Kirby House, roller STATE factories. news
papers and prospects, or 8 new temple Of
Justice.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-05
Lafalette Notes
Special to the Sentinel

Special TO the Sentinel.
LAFAYETTE, May 4.-Bslys A. Lockwood,
late candidate for the Presidency, was in the
city during the week. She stopped off on
her way TO Delphi, at which place she was to
lecture. During her short stay she was the
guest of Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar, the distin.
guished temperance lecturer, on Ferry
street.
There is trouble breeding within the Re-
publican ranks on account of the Marshal-
ship. at the nominating convention Charles
Griswold, g candidate for that place, received
forty votes on the second ballot, this being
sufficient to nominate him. Another ballot
was taken, and James McOordle gwen the
nomination, and Grisgold was left. His
followers claim that he was fairly and
squarelv nominated and that By some trick
ery or other Griswoid was counted out.
They swear they viii have McCordles scalp
or bust. The general sentiment prevails
that Griswoldis in the right, and that Nc
Cardle oppou emit, Peter III. Connolly will
be elected. While there is no open revolt,
it can be easily sesn that there is mischief at
play, which will be shown clearly on cleo.
ton day.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-05
1he Rest Tlme TO slsim nIIlk.

The be't time to skim milk in order to get
The highest quality of butter as TO flavor and
grain, Is while the milk IS perfectly sweet,
ohurning the cream also before it sours,
rhis will not. however, give as great guam
tity OF butter as II more time were allowed.
TO get the greatest quantity of butter and az
the same time of average quality or better
than average, skim when the milk has b.
con e acid but before u has thickensd, aud
let the cream get thoroughly sour before
churniDg. There is no object IN allo vim
cream 10 remain on the milk after the milk
tnickens because all separation then ceSses.
No more cream Will form and II thus left II
acquires a bitter taste likely to adect the
quality of the butter. The same injurious
effects result from allowing cream to oscams
too old after skimming and before ch1ruing.
As 10 keeping quality, sweet creSm butsec
and sour cream butter. il Thoroughly vel
made, ought 10 keen thoroughly we'll. Tners
are various causes for white specks appearing
in the butter. but as rQle they result fro n
want of Judgmsnt and lack OF care on the
part OF the butter maker.