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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
EnIs County rcaoher,' Assoc,anon.

Special TO tho GaHetlu.
WANAHACntE, TIN, Nov, y Tho following
Is a urogrHinme OF the ellis County Teachers
assouia Ion which mcoH AZ Marvin college on
saturday, December ~
Address b, President Sutton Of Ennis,
''Duiios ni loacherA toIhomstNcs, by iroi'
Marchhanks OF Enule
"lut,Es OF Teachers TO Each other 10y Mrs
w Gibton
"Dutirs OF Teachers To paronu,' by Prof
saith OF NASH
"nuliss I Teachers TO Pupils by Mrs, Fan
ME 3. chapman.
"putlos OF Teachers TO school," by Mrs In
Nnsh.
"nnues OF Pupils % ochoolma'eg, TO Teach
ers and d Thrmsdyrs" hy Mr Murdook OF
Eunia ,
tOutifA 1T Toachors TO Parents, 90 Children
"bnues uf Tcachers 20 school Boards. Wy
Col, ! stith.
FRIDAY night. Occomhrr o., County judge o.
H. Duutnp Mil deliver an Address Ia thc onilNse
cna III 10 when gll tencHers are cordially M
Nlfed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
An Inhnman renrl,er.



sAN ANTONIO TEN, Nov. as- some dnvs MO
we prfHs dtntonc the face that q boi VA.
w.utw va nom Tie country by Ma fnthGr and
head was treated and dressed. tho rut hhying
nptn made hy MS school teacher. The bows
inihrr fopUrtch the matter TO County judge
NurHpNrh' VINO ihalrrird the school trustees
10 inycstigHto 1t, aud II the matter VIVA as ren.
resented To I'll Charge bH teacher The name
OF me toaahcr " Lorentz fAgu-kl, and tho boy
whom lic 90 lhhunnnly beat over the head With
u IlnihB 'wllp is the ron OF Me-. Gnmbicr Tho
trustees reported 10 Judge WurzhHch That thew
hud mhde nn Investigation found the facts
true ana hal discharged layinskl No rrinii,
ma procccdinye, however have yet boen taken
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
a stenm.hin Aeronnh.
Special @ tho Gagerro.

fptcH lhN bhHtlio
GALyIsroN TEN, Nov 2a-prlyate di,
patches received here tuis evening report tho
lirltish steamship l4dmond-lcy, Cnp klrl0u
dfyi a6 having run ashore In thr Vicinity OF
Hampton roads. The kilograms do not ntAtu
how much the camship ANA cargo arc
damaged. Tho Edmuudslcy Is screw
6trmuthiu OF gSj TONS, built la
Snulcrlnndin 1854 She sailed from Galveston
on the 2lat with cargo ooueisnod To IIvrrpool.
She WAS making TOR Nprflik 10 cnal IN The
cargo consists ot 3lii b.lcs Of cotton, 1869
sack, Of oil cake, - sacks ut Hour. There were
1850 halcB of cotton insured IN British Anti
foreign Insurance associations, 800 bnies In the
North Anne lean the balance OF the cargo was
Insured nj interior points In ToNRH from whence
10 WUR com lined.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
Not IN Mourning Mood Guilty OF Murder.

DALLAS, TEX, Nov. gs Mourning ia tho
STRONG gaii Of the Ctiyrns OF Dallas when lhov
set started ~ they ahundantiy proved ON mo
occasion, Of the removal ot Garhpid aud the
on ON the right foot when licndrlchs died, at
HHsi there was not The nRhtGst aymutoin of
grief The death ut king tltonsu, which oc.
nffcd the fnmo Gag, was quito as much talked
uhuut.
The jury In the case Of John Lcgrclt, charged
WIN EillinB iuhn Andrews am old negro NJ
llntenlne ON the an Of July last, brought IA n
verdict oi guilty. and dssushrd his cunt shmcnt
nj i've y.Hrs Motion for u new trnl, apppal,
pnd, Ia tect, all the chnugrs viii be rnng before
hc goes 10 the pputrntHry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

Nlllnilil 10 illN AfAtt'ANNt
WANAHA,gir, TIM Nov ~ yesterday sew
cut tn lohrmlnns fgtm The dopln,o % hlnN
I0gi OF Austria dies nfplleatipHs ~ tne dir
trist clofk e ntiic tor ci iscualip ~ lte lWlr9
Nj .tr. Ntnf thrm conit writU aud appe1rei
Ne well educated They aC WUn Of families
and tome inca ri, aud have seilled IN ne cast
Gro purtl ut iht rouuty
"A, ltut on 80 local upti IA VIII he htli w
WnVahn hip nnd lhe EhAis precln,t on heAt
,rhur-dnv and hard nglt VIII be nade ~
huth tAtties SAlaun men have EftAi ililh ~
angi.Prohihitlon party ana ar preparing
20 nprn Hp az once, MA. .. "a.
rhe na6tists have purchased lol u0m w
Il a. knd,rsnn apnn whirh 70 erect paFpNh
me- M, confederation wac $500
since the "a iroad contract hns heea olqssga
huslbrss az tgTnng irNcTal polnif, hi =. Y.
Wet opens drug store, lt.Nickefy iurhaNis
and haidWarr house apd sulae Dallas patiea
aue restaurant NJ. A. Dillon mas rented ihe e'u
tllis Ranso and viii open q hotel.
Mr. y. fcalcr ~ lfimnai NO. FeN.nNs
WaNaharhip "Wednesday on q prpsprsl.nk lnul
Roy M,As, remplcipn Ot Dallas, hfVlNnr y
Iudre Al ~ Iinplotnr VIII ON nv pNlrsi 2
the ulRheriand ffc, ierlan chNseh 10 gay.
Mlsa 81 nnlc Leads VI liucoln, Aa,i it Niqi'hN
Mics Naltie NOUns 81,
ahc t0tion crop has boon matkwcd ifrtl}
over lao 600 balct pavlhK bec4. sold Tue eiApl
conlinnes ~ conic ~ o. 'ho satq q ~ pHi'
per day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
.,..,. Tho iailei pid il. work wen.

,,,ill,, nihiIA' TN Nov. ls.pr. uraii az p,,,
'n,',,a, ?, wv tinR se0fh through Henrietta an a
gv ei,, rem aie tiis cyrnine fiom liafr"ii
ner , hAu vtrn called Ia eee oonrrr nam =
~ slnJ, iniormcd iohr ttroepot,drnt Xxx
1t1, TANNER "a in very critical dnndition. eif
gt. wv g'ppahliy die from The rHcct, of
Nam NVunp. Tie bail p8sscd ihgoneb Lis
,NVuilerg blade lusi below the suinr XXX KY
,l ,.,,, ~ tceoad and ihird ribs, ffariurin
fign, eng ,ailirs DC right chest Win bi' 81
t'uttti,Yn !, very prcraripus ilo Win. ia
Two hours Nf"'"i n'N'nN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

1NFtIlI 70 INN NltVlINi
IAN Asrosto, rnx.. Nor 9es-A mniktlo
tyotann nninnd sarah lewis, aged lhifty,oighh
yenrs, was f0i al iead IN hef bed st b0uenun
Lasnyo htfouh She vas found tiiAe vs. =
Russo who h "a l,sfi har apu nfunle all fisht AZ
Ra'eIoek, Tia acrt4aad bad ren4irkt Cd tnc day
before 10 q aonaa nA@ni JoHuphine 1nlaes
Wuillor thnti Abs aih net exucgt 10 live mach
touror AZ gl,r had q uOunli which WA killing
her Tho q 3, airiRqi who tfcnird tie uecfhfed
dtcllnud 10 give 4 death rtinoate, ana Ju4teh
Testimony ahUwed thhi thu dnarnaVd Naa ~
hAlituai tflnkef md also sniiaring fiOpi ~
we're pulmonary anccilon t'1u Srrhvt VA
that DEAN had rbeulted frprt patufnt eAnfeti
nssihtcd ~ bad whisky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
WACO.
Tom Vsgneil 10, Have itabeas Corpus
riinion December = ~ Hiiisboro.


rnnion December AZ Hiiisboro.
Special to tho Gaaclte.
WACO, Trx., Nov 2s The term 81 the
United States district court virtually
closed Inst evening. although Judge Ne
Curiunk aud Marshal Cabell may not gel
away until t0-morrow or unSt day. a
Jury has boon engaged 81 dag long lisnD-
lag " nfRpment ard evidence an the lam.
uHs sn,t OF WATSON W. Ayers, troHpAas 70
try pllir, GDm Fuil ccanty This ease In
wolves $4,000 worta Of land, which has
been iu AtiMltlou prrhaps tlilrly wears.
usep tks case lna been TO the supreme
cgurt @; the United States and sas sent
back lof trial Tao jury retired lato this
fvenug ard has not mturued verdict
40 W this hour
JGmFa A Hnuilton, ex-asshiant post
masler ~ AlcGrtg0r, received his sen.
ieacc this evening for cmbtxLlpment OF
money order funds, forgery 81 official
bond, etc, lac win do ton years &C Chcs-
M, M, 3. l.. Lewis, tho eOlOTed * mall
carrier, had his aggregate bond tixed ~
$4,000, apd viii not be tried until neat
term,
Counsel for Tom +. VArncll received
notification from District Judge j. M.
Hall, AtCleburne, to-day that 10 viii give
yArncn habras corpus hearing "a ~.
pllp4unn for bah next saturday becem.
Der 3, as liiilsboro, Is Is generally I'M
det-t stood thatii bail n allowed At al Var
Dpll can give my sam ilkelgto bc liked, a.
Ia addition 10 his omn MEANS hc has
wealthy and innaenpal relatives.
Soyuraj Young fellows who are charged
Eilh obstrucilnR the United states mallf
were brought 10 flom Robertson county
io.niehl. II seems they had q grudgl
against 4 negro porter on The GoutfA
railroad, and 10 trying y set possess'oa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

T,n aoe naneh ~ the Rayncr Cattle cou,sn, 4,
~ '.vhty was brought 10 AnsSn INK ,,,, -
ieh aheold ss, sa Ne was shot through ibe
~ hs.,tNfI .Vne time laAt nj mi bV o,o ~
II, o nshas' ne claims tho sho0tlnr 4, ny,
,eort ~. 70 says TIE pistol with WHEN ibc
Bad b ~as ig ,a we ihiriy Two railber which
tiirff mnrt{ "h ", We mess wagon for aboat
mr. ,v,,s ,ln,a hhn We man who ana the shoot
@ik ~ HsaN Tenning u w. ana accidcntailv TX !,
ecn1,g,.l.' zoe ban lodged somewhere mpd,,' AZ "
y, M, xxx ~ We leii breast mr. Iloiis stts a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

WisNuEn, MAS, Nov. ~. The exs-
cutlon of tho inaians a. Battle.
ford = likely 70 nske tIoepls'
me tribes around fbere threat
en the governments Lilsi ey1nlHE y psne
Of Indians approached rear ane 'Nts ~,
Batslefoni aud rted several tho.s tNv
Of vhleh passvd sllfnngn rs ~ An1 e 's....
oi the guard The cpaf!fl p',pE
acouYed for he haktlfs, ouh h'ef nAf',
not YET bepn found
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

|'FyaAVnVc OF tue hhSoitt,
|eiR TIN, Nov 2i.--liosq & sloan, mor.
were closed to day by attachments.
lAl,ets aie about $1,000, thuir liabilities are
Hack merchant NJ Zen Franklin, this
\ asilgned u few days ago for the benefit
n Carter, wife OF Rev. i. NJ. Carter, IL very
|tA Uphold fever ana pneumonia. She n
.nlccled TO live.
~ been Ielpngrd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

G4elhe phttite'
.,,,.ios. TEX, NOV 2S-1hc sick dre
.1a dihe steamship lvaHh0r, who was
n, aunu days uGO Win yellow fever,
|.san6rnlng and Wan buried at suu tina
,,eh Tho iyanhoo lies three miles from
|tatlab. 4 rough Sea for the pnNt twenty
II sin ftnlprs communication nearly In
M NJ further outbreaks reported on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
peoos al Right.


+ XVI TX % Nov ss.--Gov, Browns special,
rlel mo Texas * Pacific railroad on
gne IN TITS evening. Ihcy spent some
'sMihS our little cit, and all socmed wuli
hAshL Ivy ~
~ saAslng quite "a building boom at tho
S my pubic school house rs nearing
Ngn, ana several contracts have boon
sIEVea, snbsthntlnl buildings
4 n t,heleNl, manager of the Texas q Pacific
tame 10 yost rday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

i sSfiis, TAN Nov. 2s Thu Farmors' ALI
4 IA, M eoaniy meeting here yesterday lhat
5,,,saaalenued aud mll of epihusasm Az
is'hss wore conducted with closed
WV Exporter cannot 20 into duuils
N N ,eispllng win be held 40 Pleasant
% e,p Rugel, sister Of Judge Rugol, Is
1a,SGs ne'l Tennessee, depending q tuw
Aag cnIplcd. = W '"' '''' wv ''"' ''""
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
,nInsror valuable Property.

n ~ % nc hHltllc'
A nso rEX, NOV. 2s,--l'hc casc OF Mrs.
4 ~ q Aiohita Falls against Collector
n fhoi,hls city, Involving tile 10 proper IS
q Aeh Of II Paan was called, ia the dis
n t54t to-day, Mira. McElfOy suea for
n agad fights. She "a represented by rs.
pap III State De Berry OF Fort Worth.
4 fiy Important business houses are 10.
Il mitcots The case win consume posi-.
tttfll dasa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

JesdrhCc OF wv '""N''"'
I'M. INK, Nov. -. The negro Louis,
s'llh,sd 10 ouirnge the iiiilu gitt,
Kid but was caught Ia the river
INA ther0 two days ambush, a
\ s.n .sercd OF 900 Tor hia capture nnd
fi,bef got The pfiTe'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

T
4 MAS IRA Nov 2s Howard Monlrcssor'
4 ~ atestcd ninu months ago to nignt
n aohas bccDm iull that lengih OF timr, ON
aFje0i 0uuaglnR EmmN tlHpp, Gthirtcen.
galtacpd Tor twelve ycars. Tho court OF
4 .Aicftned the Cutu, ANA this evening
4 NJ Mlom0y Cint said he had DO evidence
tdl be toall expect % cHnvict him, aud
-.l MA lnlrnal,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

XH+W NH hNsNtAN
~, TEN nov ~ Our new pOsimhsiur
tlt ehago on the Isl ot December
1ae9leallng a becoming almost daily oC.
pee on Inst Wednesday night John Tar
y hli Eorto while t prayer meeting and
i M ihr barn door of DrH Robert n Roarh
4 id open bef0fcD O'Clock, hut the thief
aeq away before he got tue horse IL 10
a eiase hnrrk tio party to atop this stcW
4 VIII be done pretty soon, II " Is not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

" Nov. IA. Tho bnd weather OF
w ! ee .,s has lad depressing effect
4 ~, II all kinde. 49,, n,.,. 49,,
wv shiencnts to date are a0j2 bnlca; on
4 p9sn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

a,ta ann, IN, Nov }S.--George Bnicb
n Nelge1 n shot by his couiin, Wiiism
\, sAlt ehi Three miles nor h of the
t'fk g,'} 'stgpi' huptlng liewas struck
\ ssa ssiesr,l ahpt Dr. pohunc Was
lj % 6al' Vhl q q number of the
tteltF NNUKh seriously Injured,
AK IN, ol Mr. ana Mrs. u 4. Wen.
1Algg asb moon Site WAS nearly three
..stal MIN very bright and proinlaing.
.lqt d s'g',n,' place &C theh residence
' OF cotton were received to,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
Mansfield.


n ttar hasHlle'
a spip. TN. nov. ~ TIE magnificent
ma cree cd by Dr. wallace win DO
iinas d drug and grocery store.
1 tthl rain Wa5 Of great Interest," 10 The
y asr Ald focloty 10 preparing for o
v elefislnncnt th 1rst saturday night
lf.fntl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

a aIlsar brooch y u perfect COPY p ~
"A 'ea rl,e etnu1 bur, Nlfh ihTee nuts, wal''
tarinllt renfndiA9t 10 uetf silver, tAPNf
laE ii fsIIel against IN 80 iialps
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
!. Now \. Election ordered.

3naii"pNo, TIN Nov 2s,--Asslsiant CIV
|ka,ase afuynaa received letter from
Aitl6e tb non VWdrnn- NlcdGra, anununc.
,sss gsel red yoiG by tho m, i,lont Of lint
heTlSo,sw haa Issued a proclamation FOR a
I fthss y, Mhe place on January 30, 1885
A,iea e'a,es q bHllnyCA GArgn 8amn Will
1ielS,i teNefnpr OF Caltan faicnn by OYER
|nhdi N, W INC tormot's irlonds are woll
aa nm ut, vartenas Manoras has VIII,
rafe my w ,Ae having hucn rendered
~, asd tseulhent position az the CITY OF
noe Sahp thlthur TO ac0ept H..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

y. " b, nAselie,
n 70 IA. ~ N0y. r.. -Ar. J,mps
x. aia0 ~ ssil S,N , e,NteneivDly nngagcd IN
+ "a III t,,e'sN, y nov &C Eagl0 Pass
n ~ s't stsckduby 4 band ~ iftesn
NJ ~ o. large sam Of money
staii w an ambulance cantnining
|.e. fsfiS, INV XIV ana tbs driver Tor Sir
f3i, I'M WA, 2 tack wa, made Ga n
aisa NNhs,eMan murdered and hls
su, 5l ma3. 'NeNnilng 10 about SlQa,
..eNp AS M waved Win t4o,t0D WORTH
~ tesn sa,,. Nhllv aiiCrWArd anu
Nsi4Aa finilar manner
4 s'ia.s',soe ~ 'elpo'on shot.
~ q no uare,,c.
'e' s'''-rose lobneoa, paAs
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09
TO POETS WHO ONLY LISTEN.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
When evenings shadowy fingers fold
The flowers of every hue,
Some shy. half-opened bud will hold
Its drop of morning dew.
Sweeter with every sunlit hour
The trembling sphere has grown,
Till all The fragrance of the flower
Becomes at last its own.
we that have sung perchance may lind
Our little need of praise.
And round our paid temples bind
The wreath of fading days.
All! Poet, who hast never spent
Thy breath in idle strains.
For thee the dewdrop morning lent
Still in thy heart remains.
Unwasted, in its perfumed cell
1t waits the evening gale;
Then to the azure whence it fell
Its lingering sweets exhale.
August Atlantic.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09

CAN THE CYPHER BE SOLVED?
Then Sarcany made quarter turn of the
grating from right TO left. so as to bring the
side with the cross TO the right. And these
were the letters that appeared through the
spaces:
h a
d &c
At the third attempt the letters visible were
these:
d n
To the establishment of TOronthal and Sar-
cany, none of these combinations gave any
sense They endeavOred to read them con-
secutively in the order they had been OBJ
tanned, but they proved as meaningless as
the dispatch itself. Was the message to re-
main indecipherable?
The fourth application of the grating re-
suited thus:
n o SIS
lie
In fact, the four words which had been
discovered were:
haZrxeirg
nOhaledec
nadnepedn
ilruOpeSS
And these meant-nothing.
Sarcany could not conceal his rage at
such a disappointment. The banker shook
his head, and remarked, in a slight tone of
IRONY
perhaps that is not the grating!"
Sarcany simply writhed in mis- chair.
LET us try againI' he said.
'sTry again" said Toronthal.
Sarcany. having mastered his nervous
agitation, began experimenting Oh the six
words forming the second column of the
message. -Four times did he apply the
grating, and these are the four meaningless
words that he obtained:
amnetnOre
velesSuot
etSeirted
ZerreoneS.
This time Sarcany threw the grating onto
the table with an oath.
In curious contrast Toronthal kept quite
COOL He was carefully studying the words
hitherto obtained, and remained deep in
thought.
''Confound all gratings and all who use
theml'' exclaimed Sarcany, rising.
''Sit down." said TorOnthal.
''Sit DOWN." as
"Yes; and go on"
Sarcany gave Toronthal a look. Then he
sat down, took the grating, and appliedit TO
the last six words OF the message, as he had
done to theOthers. He did it mechanically,
as though he took no interest in what he
was doing.
And the words given by the four applica-
tons of the grating were:
uOnSuoveu
qlangisre
imerpuate 30
rptSetuot?
That was all. The words were as mean
iDgless as the Others
Sarcany, enrsged beyond all bounds. took
the paper ON which he had written the bar
barous words which the grating had yielded,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09
CHAPTER V.
THE MESSAGE IN CIPHER.

THE MESSAGE IN CIPHER.
Two days afterwards Sarcany was in
stalled in the house of Ladislas Zathmar.
He had been introduced by Silas Toronthal.
and on his introduction had been received
by Count Sandorf. The banker and his
agent had become accomplices, the object
of their schemes being the discovery of a
secret which might cost the chiefs of the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09

At first they set to work to deeipher the
first six words. To do this Sarcany wrote
them out on sheet of white paper. taking
care to space the letters and lines so as to
bring each letter under one of the squares
of the grating.
And this was the result.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09

Then the grating was placed over the
letters so that the little cross was on top,
and then through the nine openings there
appeared the nine letters shown below,
while the other twenty-seyen were hidden:
h a
Y
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09
CHAPTER VI.

CHAPTER VI.
CAN THE CYPHER BE SOLVED?
Then Sarcany made a quarter turn of the
grating from right TO left, so as to bring the
side with the cross TO the right. And these
were the letters that appeared through the
spaces:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-16

EN0RSALE.-A small Steam Engine and boiler
l. oil complete. win be sold very cheap.
Address, C.F CRtIS.
Manchester, VI, July 18th, 1858.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-16
watch
The Kidneys.

They are the mos, important So
crctcry organs. Into and through
the Kidneys flow The waste hnids 81
the body. containing poisonous mat
ter taken ont 81 the system. II the
Kidneys do mol act properly this
matter II retained, the whole system
becomes disordcrei and the follow
ing symptoms will follow: Headache,
weakness, pain IL the small Of back
and loins. fnshcs Of heat. chills,
with disorded stomach and bowels.
Yon can thoroughly protect the Kid
neys by BURD0CK BLOOD BIT
TIERS, and when any Of these sym
toms manifest themselves you can
quickly rid yourself Of them
BY this best o. all medicines for the
Kidneys. BURDOCK BLOOD
BlT1ERS are sold everywhere A.
81 per bottle. and one bottle will
prove their efficacy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-16


All good butter Is granular butter al
some point In the churning process, The
ain Of the dsirymsn should BE- 70 keep the
butter in tho fine sccdy condition il should
bs 10 when separation takes place. till he
can free Il Of sdhearins bnttermilk by rim.
sing 81 in cool water Or brine. II cream
IL too warm while being chufned. the but.
ter inclines 10 gather in mass AZ fast as
separation take place. aud more or less
buitermilk IL shut In. or mixed in with il,
snd Il Il not easy 10 free it by working. II
the cream is slightly too cold. the butter
viii DO longer in ''coming," and may re
main 10 the fine granular or crumbly form
for 40 indsfnite period. or ill the tenn
pcrature IL raised to that point that will
allow The particles Of butter to adhere to
one another.
Granular butter, a. the term is usually
understood BY dairy writer's. is butter that
il made for keeping IN that condition for
weeks or months after leaving the churn or
dairy room. Butter has been taken from
the chnfo nthis fine seed like condition.
and after being washed or rinsed in water
OF brine TIL no buttermilk could he seen
IN il. has been barrelled up, aud the bar
rrls then completely illed with strong
brine. after which the barrels may be ship
ped iosg distances. and through hot eli
mates. without having their contents in
jared Al least this il What is claimed for
granular butter, an i, il called.
II sss stated some time since, that, Mr..
/. u Arnold had been experimenting in
thi. method for keeping butter for family
use. and with excellent results, We did
not intend, however, to be understood as
saying that Mr. Arnold was the inventor or
discosercr Of the process. for be maksa no
ssch. cls,n.. anil ha writes us 10 . recent
private hitter. that he has never made such
claims. bat that he hAd settled the matter
ID his own mind by ~ sctual test 81 bis
o~n. The process. he further writes, ''is
about twelve years old, and Mr.. John Hig-
gins Of SpAedvillc. N. r.. is the party 10
whom belongs The credit Of invention. "
Our own experience with granular butter
has been rssssietss TO churning day. The
great mass Of butter nov made Is designed
for Immediate use. and II properly made
may he put 10 the solid form 1t the time
Of sailing. With best satisfaction to con.
sinners. Butter TO DO shipped round the
world, or that made At one season Of the
year 10 b. consumed ak months later, II
- claimed. can be kept in perfect condi-
ton By tbe picking method. Ne'e Eng |
lsfsd Emsnsv.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-16

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