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Galvanized or Painted.
TENsIL STRENGTH, 1,BOO PoUNps.


Is made from NO. 70 STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and is warran
ted TO be uniformly stronger and 10
present more barbs per rod, being al The
same time lighter, with the same slze o.
main wires, than any other style. In conso.
quence of these combined advantages, we
nave good reason to believe that its sales are
FIVE I'll MES GREATER Than the united
sales OF all others. After revis wing the above
statements and facts, the question arises:
Can purchasers afford to make q series On
experiments with other. cheaper aud less
widely known styles and grades Of wire,
winch Is manufactured without a license,
ana by this course subiectlHg themselves TO
assessments for damages by the United States
courts? IL is possible that the mAnufactur.
ers OF unlicensed barb wire may fer 10 pro.
lect their patrons; but when this protection
IS one ed we respectfully suggest that Won
investigate the responsibility OF the guaran.
teeofs. WINE We disc aim any intention OF
mOnopolzing the barb wire business, our
readers will please remember that there are
lew, II any, articles manufactured which
leave so small u margin between actual first
cost and the price at which
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All enlarged joints of the hands and
feet; buniOns are cured by Giles Iodide
Ammonia Liniment. Sold by all drug
glSts. Trial bottles, % cents,
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Prompt and Positive

"Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters are
the best in use."-[H. j. Cassebeer, Phar-
macist, New York. 2jc.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Gavin introduced resolution in
dicating it as the sense Of the house
that, according to established practice,
the senate should return the female
clerk bill. Referred.
The bill requiring that the sworn
statements of railroad stock, etc in
aech county to be made by assessors
was passed.
The house concurred in the senate's
amendment to the notary public law
striking out the clause providing that
the names OF notaries shall be affixed in
the seal.
Mr.. Taylor's attachment law coming
up on question of final passage was de-
feated-ayes, 80; nays, 46.
Mr.. Haynes, of Washington, intro.
dnced bill providing for a commission
OF three to be appointed by the gov.
ernor to visit foreign penitentiaries, and
to make report to the next legislature
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For FIRST, class livery outfits, Ed. Ran
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skeleton Found.

While number of workmen were en-
gagged in making an excavation in the
river bottom, near the Texas & Pacific
railway bridge, a coffin containing
skeleton bones was found on Monday
last. The body was buried in harmony
with the course of the stream, the head
OF the grave pointing nOrthward. The re
ale numb of conjectures as to who
the remains were in flesh and the cause
OF death and the strange burial, but the
most plausible one Is, that the unfnrtu.
nate was horse thief who was hung
and buried in that locality about q
years ago.
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THE NATIONAL IRON FENCE COMPANY


"'tandt street. New York.
iron toS's and Anchors aud Wire, com /.
anu cheapest fence now Ia use Inde.tr,,s ~
o.e oy NE or rot, and ten times a. DURAN y,
My My, wooden fence. Any kind OF post c an ~.
useu Certificate OF highest medal AwarS'
Ta ,o :, ,ns fence a. New York state air, Inn
rcomct OF the company, "'''o ="
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"SrALDINo's GUS" handy about the
house, msnds everything.
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Though pure and simple, aud so mild,
II mig be us d 10y any child,
Yet SOZODO Vt Is 81 swim and ure
That mouth and teeth with wondrOus snee,
From inrlar aud from iaint are freed
TIL they become sweet, white and pure
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE PEACOCK LAND BILL DEBATE
Continued in the senste-Th House Stiu
Demands the Female Clerk Bill
The Attachment Bill Defeated
Capital City CnlIings
Nineteenth Legislature.
SENATE.

AUSTIN, Feb. 49, Especial. IA memo
rial was received from the Pan Handle
counties protesting against the passage
of the lease law.
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Ladiesl Physicians and chemists
have analysed Pozzoni's medicated
complexion powder and recommended
It's use To their wives and lady friends.
What better could be said of il,
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AdAINsT A NEW COUNTY

A strong protest has been presented
against the formation Of the county of
Brewster out of a part of Presidio. tits
signed by over 300 taxpayers of the
county, and will result in killing the
bill, which they assert is in the interest
of one or two land owners in the
county.
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w ANIED-sS6O WILL BUY HE BEST
~ paying koiel property in the west; spot
ca . Sl,SW WIZ buy good residence In ths
city Dallas-ihree Payments. In0nira ' as
INTELLIGENCE OFFIcR EOg Main AZ fsaiKl ~ ~
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

For any case OF the following d. seases which
the medical faculty have pronounced In.
durable that
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Legitimate Barb Wire Can be Purchased

! .EGe-THERE ARE SEVERAL STYLEs
OF barb wire duly licensed by the own.
erS olall patents governing the manufacture
| ana we would recommend their use, II artei
a thorough investlga ion OF the true merits
| OF our wire and its present low prices, Won
ma That you can afford TO purchase auv
| other style or Inferior grade Of wire. INQUIRE
| for the genuine GLIDDEN. Sold only by ns ar
our appointed agencies throughoutthe state,
O. few of whom we name, as follows:
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The finance committee has stricken
from the appropriation bill the salary
item for clerk to the capital board. A
bill was introduced this morning abol
ishing the office and it will pass, as the
Office is a useless and expensive lux
ury, entirely unnecessary. In fact
there has been 40 little TO do that the
clerk has been keeping the records OF
the penitentiary and other boards,
which require no clerks, as u matter OF
accommodation.
TIE SHERIFF BILL,
introduced to day, increases tho fees in
guItq
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FOE SAt :

ENok SALE CHEAP-0NE JERSEY
~ onl one Is Durham bu | and two j., Dnr-
r 9Th pu'l caves. X, A. TAYLOR, Mil1wood.
T T,75ii IG ,.H!;, sAas. febl9.4f
| Il "i y, EACt ANGE A LA HGF, DESIRA-
ple lot near City Park: will be exchana-
Gu Iorsmaller lot, nearer town. or tToded s.
t"I5 payment on house and oi nearer town
auuress 10 hye Jaws, 1871, care Herald. felgit
! E'oE SALE-A BLOCK Or GROIIN6
iha bear, atsHihg over tive acres, situated In
sle hehrJ OF the city there is bold. perma-
ne mt spring on the premises that fioUa ahn,,t
4O ga ions of pure, clear water per n,innto. -
SplenOld location for a notat1rium ar for an
snm Sow vi manufacturing purposes; price rea-
@ ~, Real Estate and Collecting Agents
100 Main ST. f agehts,
| tSALE-PLY MOTH r OK, WHITE
Il Leghorns, White Cochlns, Pens: No
q "a 81 y 10y 20 per lS Toulouse Geese. eggs,
ure; visitors welcome. Best stock in the sta
q, ~. OYERLEEs r, Dallas. ianIs.t;
ENOh SALE-ONE FINE SALOON. WITH
a billiard tables aud fixtures; recently
mlleu up; In one of the best towns In North
street u, a, Eiin
! E'A6NNIN COUNTY tANDS FOR SALE
L wv Oacres OF unimpro ed landsjn tract
10 sun ana at fair prices Twenty good farm
Sam. the Ge' COUNTY property IN Bon
towns in north Texas. For description
I prices and terms, address FL. AHER,
NATHY, Real Estate Agent, BonhGm, Fannin
cot ", Texas. ''D'''"
FOR sALE-5OO HEAD OF ' EARLTNGS.
4 mixed, 70 be delivered in NAV or Jnns'
Sall on or address j. Il. MCLoUDos, Mexia.
exas. 'i'Ai"'
| I'oh sALE-CORD AND STONE WOUD
| L. 10 any quantity and best qualify. over
s,NV CORDS on hand. Also, wanted 10 buy cot
ton seed and seed cotton al highest market
! u T-tf
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llrote sslona!.

VANTEDBy an cnS4 0I pSos a" or
mar Newly reic!tn as giVeh s,"e -, Ia ~
CANADA. l2o Tri une l pto"h onc- L,-oo DI,Sy.
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Giuaucial.

THE BoNDHOLDERs' COMMITTEE FOR THE RE-
ORGANIZATION OF THE DENVER AND RIO
GRANDE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice hereby given that bondhoner OF the Denver
ana Rio rande Railway Company after the first day OF
December 1855 party TO the reorganization agrce
nent dated June TO- 1885 amended except the
ment Of two per OF the face value OF his bonds
In accordance the OF settlement agreed upon
with the Committee OF the OF Car Trust certificates
and the plan OF reorganization OF when
due notice was given within which The stockholders
Of the Denver md Rio Company become
parties reorganization agreement dated June TO- $780,
and it's amendments WILL EXPIRE DECEMBER %, 1881
After that will only be received at the United
states Company NewYOrk upon terms TO be hxed
and announced by the Committee.
HewYorI, November %. 1885.
GEORGE COPPELL, CHAIRMAN.
JOHN LOWBER WELSH,
THEODORE DREIER,
A. MARCUS,
X. r. WILSON
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
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NETWORK, Tuesday, Dec :. 1887.
The following sales held at the Exchange ana Auouon
fg-1ax
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frcturc5 ar0 meetlng5.

MEXICAN Institute Farmers Club. r. gu
\ lar Getting to-day at 80 p N. IN ITS room Clinton
Hall Aston Place Schntaet' e'4' VILE '"' al essay oh
- Kos Kos IGuH'UViHtNSSc'y DR. F NJ. HEXAMER. Pres.
yI,IIF ANIMAL Election for n Board of Nine
rrsreea for the Howard Mission and h me for Little
,t-r.Is 40 New Bowery. NeH-YOrk Ciy VA. DC held IN
=, oi,esaay necember l6 1881. at o'clock p m AZ tho
Ntui.,, -! ,r.i a. aboye named J. r. WiKOFF.
m-sSAo" N"'p Secretary Of the Board OF Trustees.
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Gitrallons rOdnte1-lilaIes

DUTLER and COOK.-By a French couple
ID private family can make up best diun r. or par
to- will full C argc III the house VIII 60 10 'l,agO
OF Washing on. OF ct bes city references Addr 80
VI. v, 2JJ " est 5.tl st. rear Louise
COACHNAN.-Bv n married man highest
" recommendations years with last empower tail
address o. OIA~. lU3 q III Nurth-5I OF 10 west
l.th st. private silbe
COACHNAN.--Bv Il married man no in
y cumbiau,cs; Gr.t-oas. thoroughly unue So MA hls
dutl.ellc y ~ ect ons 10 he count wages
&C., 90 West 4 tA-st
FOOT MAN or SECOND MAINLY an Eng
man toro gly under stands waiting the care OF silver
NV ' J. LAMBERT. Ro kyine entire. l. l.
GARDENER and FLORlNT.-By scotch
" m,I.. I'D years practical experience. greenhouses
era cries forc'ng fruits rowC able, p'Nu' pdh
m shrubs ir,e- general -eDri q ivt years hts
IRON iast employer MARIA SAL am ".
Address ffii' "o7 last ''"- 81
EARDENER.-By married man. English :;
no chudr.ni has twenty years IT ctca experience IN
This comm, w rrccunaus lot and Cpv gTapcres. fruit
flowers and vegetables thorOugN unHrsand- FARMING We
mIual eueut and care o. fancy ami ui"iel s1ok "lle
errea Addfr.4 GALDi NEtI
Lon g. Tribune Uptown oncc LBS Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE
n,,s,yrss AT THE EXCHANGE

Tho new ticket for directors contains the
..nnx,ng names: Herman IL. Cammann, Albert
n.uamv George II. Scott Edwin A. CruikshanX' samuei
q Tavne. David G. Croly, James L. Wells MOTIFS
,ruS,ns William F. Redmond, Constant A. Andrews,
william C. Church; Myer 8 I'a9 Srms anu at.
tended the brokers' call yesterday, tdur.s,or rS
snetGn sSS lot 25xS2 No 46S East sixtecntns for
9 400 TO John Boyd. John F. b smyh sod by Oru e
executors lot aud three-stOry dwelling no %
o. aoTner.st, for $1,000; the buyers were marlin
crcssmau Sons three-story ouilGinG no. whc
apsion lot and wostory stable No, 400 Aadison,S So
sold TO Mr. Mitchell for $1,000 ID, NJ ee y,b aide of
fSreestory stone front dwengs on me bney for
Debuudr ST, TO f. "nlthe9 w
80 600 and 81 900 respectively. Also tniee s.US
tonS ront dwelling the same street to D. Is. ie
tor 81 o. 200, and similar dwelling III the saine S'
cT Bleeckr Son will sell at public auction
shore front Gravesend Bay, one nile cast Oh .G. ~
lion, - selI under foreclosure the fourstory brick
snar,ment house. No 500 West one nun %
sP~snh.st Richard V. Hdrnett Il Co VIII sen unue
srsrosnre five-story front fat No 80. NesI
sxty-rst-st also at public auction 40 90 r Ht and
thirteenth ST., four-story brick nat anu
Nos 229 10 237 East One-hundred- oe1s
fonrory double brick tenements t sn'
,one front dwelling No. 1872 West Fliy-eshtn-st. H. ~,
Ludlow Co. VII sell under also the twostory
brick buildings Nos. AZ and ~ Great Johess. no.
Pysn will sell two vestOry stone front HATS Nos
900 Est Seyepty-second-st; and A. II. Muller
Son will sell Nos 1877 and l39 East One-huhuieu"nu
seyenteenh.st
NEw-NORK, Tuesday, DOC. - i7S'.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and Auouon
Room to-day:
PU D. H. Seaman .,.-,
Q lots l22dst 290 W OF 7thave loAioO' o ;dn
H. Wesf ll2c.st and above 6xlOO1l; smith
ot West ll2dst $50 II W OF 'thave I4oA4VoIi 10 6n
Moore.
BIZ Spvh and Ryan. 1890
and 4.storv buildng with lot No 4O3 last 4Oul-S'
az n OF istaye lot 25x92 John Boyd......sl-i'V
BIZ john F. B. SmHth.
,orv stable with lot 400 Matlson-st Jackson ST.
lot OK 100 N MitGh enc 10, a. Atorney.st s il0fts
NJ RiyIngton.sj. lot 2JxlOO: CT s.man son lrIoQ
SIMILAR hOase with lot No lac East 3Othst g. 1872 W 0i
5dave lot 2jx9S9; cornish
prcORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N.Y. CITY
The following the real estate transactions recorded
yesterday - .o,. 81 rc,.
3od ST II : 40 II OF 4th-Rve 20x1022: WIN F Craft a
and wife to a III Fenchtwa SlZ5VU
t6t9'' :; 2 1oV q iii 255OO
7oth,st ~ io IT1 T 'ia'' 10000
state-it IN ~ = tenn $1,000
"Gth' Xg IE and Vile 10 Conway $4,000
p2d.5t $ a22 ano,6 NJ ~ Nm G Wilson 2lOOO
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Gre Cream.

FACT-HOKTON'S ICE CREAM Is made
\ .rou, pIre cream Horizons super Frozen Bricks
Of Ice tr,au Tot ,cstaurInt, tlucHos testyas &c VIII
Country orders promptly tlcd Deiot$
-Oj ithayc I.09 Iroauw1y, - Chaiha st, 10 last
l-5tA.st. Ncw-N York. and tJa iu tOn--t. LTooAyh
ECSSELLS ICE CREAM. No. 7G0 Broadway
Sew ! ORR.
Families supplied outottown 4usiness specially lnoa
"a Srcks fairs etc Telephone AS @s|s
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Lorec5 nn0 e lrrlloe5

EOR SALE-$2jO. - Chestnut horse; 1j.l
hands. superb action porcc Is SQUAD; guutlc, exceed
ingly ,t, lsh. Apply IA West jjth-,t
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Gonnirp properlr for Sale an1 90 fet
Valuable Property in Virginia For Sale.

HNHE COUNTY SEAT of Gloucester County,
L Virrina thousand acres OF outy ing Lands,
dwelling houses hotels shops Offices ETC. an a APP
pnrienance offered for sale 10y the owner at mod
eTas valuation The title is unqucstontd and guaranteed
having proceedings culni atng IN
ADHESION Dy supreme Court Of Appeals ms property
oeerrd without adj accent estate OF 800 acres
thoroughly :. OCkeO ana belonging 10 same owner
House the county scat ara trade centre
OF Gloucester Iounty thrifty VILLAGE, surrounded 10y
wclcIt neghDorhOod situated about midway between
nDVtatry aud sOutherly eXtItmos OF the county uI
the the latter river Haylgaed by
times week to Norfolk 4 hours run ana
the uaiy steamboats, 70 Baltimore ~ hours ana
Ichmoud hours. Gloucester county contains $4,000 III.
laUltants ne ShbOy and int gtnt ne iaudS a
productive rivers tel heavy. black grass
bong Clay eriihzed and sandy loans now utu
and very valuable for trucking Or market gIdeLlng
Assessed V tIuation ranges from - 40 an acre
village Gloucester Court House consists principally
OF IN uu bic buildings-cOurt house. jail. cIks once
reasurers tce the Masonic II all Presbyterian chuIcA ana
uanse schOulhOuse c--br1ck hotel Stores 100 iett
fOna e Tame general MERCHANDISE stores, two black
saurant drug store iewcTy STORE pr'n n once OF
"ThcGouceser Weesly MAIL law ana dwelling houses
IDcn1cd the property d foI sale Is also Large new
mansion house. lust erected at cost Of i've thousand rs
the village, with stables. greenhouse gaidns etc
building GOuC. ser court House Il rented ana
ms property suitable Tor gentleman wishing
country one and OF the most attractive sections
OF VIRGINIA best social advantages and al TIE same
me good Investment Offering fair return on
money and promising greater piohs for all
further expenditure. Easy terms for payment
Additional details on Application TO OWNER al Earles
Hotel Canal ST.. New-GOIK.
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LII COUNTRY property our speciality.
~ Farms residences cottages everywhere Iiss free.
PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune Blu ding.
arrange, y. J.-TLls vicinity specially
" Real Estate sale lease all stations.
EDWARD 7. HAMILTON q Co. 80 BrOadwaY.S
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OFFICE OF THR FoRTY-sEcoSD-sT.. MANHArrANvILE
AND 81. NiCHOLAs-kYE. RAILWAY COMPANY.
fokIY-sECOND-ST. AND SEVENTH AVE.
YORK, December ), 1885.
THE following is a copy of the bylaws of the
Forty second street. Manhattanvle and st. Nicholas
Avenue Railway Company relating the election Of drec
SECTION ?. ARTICLE 1.-The annual meeting the
election Of directors shall be l. o'clock the third
THURSDAY OK January each at the Office OF the
pany an may be adjourned to tim 10 that or any
other place by resolution Of the Board 81 Directors.
SECTION (. ARTICLE THE principal officers OF the
company shall be president, yccproscnt secretary and
AMI such OF company may from
time To time decide To be
ARTICLE 1.-The officer, designated shall be elected
nuay ~ the rs meeting Of the 3O1td OF Dcc held alter
The annual ell elton and shall hold year and until
tlelT SUCCESSORS g eCed.
D. D. CONOVEH. President
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9inancial.

EVANSVILLE CITY BONDHOLDERS are
requested 10 meet at Farmers Loan and Trust Co.'s.
Wednesday, Dec o. II m.
GEO. II. ELLERY, lac Broadway.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting OF stockholders Of the OCEAN NAVIGATION
AND PIER COMPANY the election Of Directors
and two Inspectors Of Elections for the will bd
held the branch Office o. this company Us SOuhs
eemter II. 1900. Polls open from u ~ y. IN.
EDWARD WIGHT. Secretaty
" STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, AND PETRO-
~ LEUM,"
on MARGIN OR FOR INVESTMENT.
Orders executed on all the Exchanges.
HENRY CLEWs & CO.,
IL and 10 BrOad.st., New-YOrk.
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TO TIE HOLDERS OF STOCKS AND BONDS OF
TIE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY,


Tho undersigned of Reorganization the Den
yer ana Gtaude Railway COMPANY have entered
into an cement with the Committee Of Reorganization
Of and Rio Grande Railway Company for an eH'
change OF your securities upon the following basis
For each first mortgage per cent bond Of tho Denver and
Rio Grande Western Company. with all IFS unpaid
coupons first mort gage sodatcd gold bond OF the reor
eanzcd Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company for an
eqnal amount bearing at tie rate Of cent per
annum with coupons commencing bear interest from the
LIST day OF July 1886 the OF $500 in the preferred
stock Of the company Tor each $1,000 bond
For each share and io Grando West
ern Rqna- Company which the assessment OF SO per
share paid snare of common stock of The
new company the preferrred stock OF The new com
pany.
Above holder requested deposit their securities In
coriance with the sam, before - A G.. against ne
GO Aye receipts with the United states Trust Company OF
Ncw.YorS, ~ Walst
After such date and 18Th day OF January lSS
bonds and stock o. the Rio Grande extern R
Company will only be received upon the payment OF t"o
per cent Of their face value
For fall information and conditions OF the ar
rangemcnt reference Is the agreement, OF when
eopie may obtained application at the ofic's OF
The United states Trust Company Of NcwYork. No ~
Walst ami Of A. Marcus secretary Of the committee Rom
II. No. 81 Exchange place
GEORGE COPPEII-
JNO. LOWBER WELSH. THEo. GILMAN
WILLIAM i. DICK, r. MARTIN,
Committee.
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OFFICE OF TIE GERNASIA LIPE INSURANCE OoHPAsrl
No. 20 NAssAu-sT, - \
KKw.YCRK Nov. 81. 1888. }
THE annual election of Directors of the Ger
mania Life nsurano' Company will be held at the princt
No ~ Nassau st, In the CITY OF
EewYofk on Wesnesday the 9th OF december 1850 rom
~ IN. 10 1 y. 10 CORNELIUS DoRkAUs. secretary.
NN.NIED.-IO Buy or Sell Helena Mining
"N' '''"D''''" L. G. HILL go broadway.
VVANTED.-A party with $4,000 to take
w amount Of cent fonda oly shoIt nne "
run Principal and interest guaranteed ana chAhce u ~
'"s ''A''s sECURITr. Eox %, Tribune ONCE.
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rrable sin gle man; thoroughly understands ms pusr
ness m ali it, branches strictly sober willing anu ~
objection 20 countryi highly reeommebaed - SaSa
ployer ana De Address III. k' Ia o@Io VI - "
bio West 18th st. city.
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COACnMAN and GROOM.-By young man,
single who Thoroughly understands his business wiz
be FOUND useful hard working man, whIh gI
Will allow; country preferred Address j. r" boA 800
I,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-19
The Ticking of the Clock.

Ever so slight though the ticking
of the clock may be, says a
writer, its sudden cessation has a Won
derful influence upon the inmates of
a room in which the time-keeper is
located. A dim realization of some
thing wrong steals over the senses-a
feeling as if something of value had
been lost, or friend had gone away
perhaps never to return, or as if sOme
of the children were sick, until one
looks up suddenly and eXclaims,
"Why, the clocks stopped" And
Immediately the ill-defined forebod-
ings dissipate, the little shadow of
gloom melts away, and as the wind
ing up process is completed and the
cherry ticking recommences, the
family circle regains its wonted buoy
ancy of spirits, and themembers Won
der what it was that made them feel
so gloomya few minutes before.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-19

paint and keeping them under shelter
when not in use. Every farmer
should have tool house, and make
it the business of any and every one
using an implement to put it in its
proper place when he is done with it.
This serves the double purpose of
preserving them and finding them
when wanted. Some persons spend
an hour quite often hunting for hoe
or spade when it is needed. Some
farmers fail toremove dirt from plows,
hoes, or spades when put away after
using, and when brought out in the
spring they are almost ruined by
clods rusted into them. Plows are
harder to pull, andspades can scarcely
be used at all until frightened up by
use. 1t would be an, easy thing to
clean them off and find them bright
in the spring. The application of I'M
sailed grease in the fall after use will
keep them from rusting. A bright
pillow not only looks better, but plows
much easier to man and horse. An
other mixture to keep them in order
is a small quantity of resin melted in
lard. With an old paint brush or a
rag grease all the tools with this mix
ture, and they will look better and be
better. A rusty spade or shovel is
one of the most unsatisfactory things
possible to use. Tools kept in this
way will last many years uninjured,
except by necessary wear.
A cheap paint to use for farming
implements is brown hematite and
coal tar; the tar must be boiled or it
will not dry. Boil until reduced in
quantity about one-fOurth, then add
the mineral paint, or, as it is termed,
Spanish brown.