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Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
He went II slne bar ehesd d.

A we'll known aud enteiprisinG hat
ter, whose store is on Market street not
more than square FROM Fourth street,
Is always reauy to sell a hat. Last
evenin. he was down atThird and King
streets, purchasing some marketing
from q we'll known huckster, who,
knowing that his customer was hat
ter, asked him where his store was, NJ
he stood in need Of q hat
The halter, taking from his head
hat, said, here Is n hat l just took Out
of the ore, and this Is the fret tune II
WAS ever on anybody's head since II
was In the -tore; ify you give me 81 y
| for IL you eau have 1t. and | will &c
| home bareheaded." He had no soonel
said this than the huckster paid overth
money and took the hat, aud the msr-
chant with the basket on his arm start
ei hem bareheAded, never mindin
the question OF the hoodlnms Of
where's yer hat2"
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
FOURTH EDITION,
Ilala.


Grand oyster lunch tonight at the
Atlantic Garden, ga King street.
All kinds OF wood by the ioad or cord
o. Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Pure olive oil in bottles, and thoughts
superior artic q. Taylor and Fullerton,
302 King street.
The grand Lodge of 1. o. G. 7, OF
this State, will meet At Dover, on
Wednesday next.
J, Gaylord Br Agdon, of Newark, In
tends 70 open drug store In Middle
town.
VIM Y. Warner 10 about putting mp
his large tent ut hts stables on larry
land avenue, with \ view to having
another sale OF horsee.
Young ladies who wish to possess
sweet singer should get their sire, their
brother or lover 10 call at Parker's, NO
1903 East Second street, and procure one
Of his beautiful little canaries, which
are now being sold at mere song.
VIM. II. Hollingsworth and John Il
Hudson have taken out letters testa
| mentary on the estate OF Mary AM
Holdings worth, late Of this city.
| The best truss made II improperly
ad u .ted fails utterly. Correct adj nst
ments Q speciality by u. James Belt
Sixth and Market streets. Separate
entrance for ladies'. Lady attendant.
Rev. Mr.. Um5erger, the rev pastor
at White Clay Creek Church, was Rive'
q very agreeable surprise at the parson
age, nsar Curtis paper mill, fev
evenings ago.
The Woman's Missionary Society o
the New Castle Presbyttry will hold
meeting in the First Presby terial
Church In Newark, ON Wednesday next
the 81 It, inst.
President Caldwell will preach a
Head OF Chrstiana Church, to'morro
at IL O'Clock, a. ~, this pastor havin
gone 70 Washington 70 attend th
sessions OF the : nod of Baltimore tina
meets in that place
Mr.. Edward Rlmforj, of our city
visited the Mt. Holly fair on Thnrsda
last. and he says over %. 900 peopI
were In attendance on that day. IL
visited by mere people than any otht
fair in this part OF the country.
If you do not wish to walt get shave
at Stansbury Murray's, No. lO4 Et
Front street, Saturday afternoon an
evening, and get q Ave cent straigl
cigar, his new trand, at the same tim
The Richmond ladies' who accompi
MED their husbands to this city are
fine looking sci of Southern ladies an
| to Judge from their robust appearance
must live on the fat of The land, ava
down in Dixie.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

William Tay or, coior9d man who
resides In South Wilmington, was be-
fore Judge Cuinmins this morning on a
warrant aworn out by special officer
Foster, IA answer the charge of keeping
two unregistered dogs. He admitted
having the animals, and also that they
are not registered, but said that he had
not the money to have 1t done.
He made tho plea that he Was poor
and had been out Of work for some time
hut Was now employed at the Diamond
State rolling mill, and expressed
| Willingness to comply with the law q
soon as he drew his pay this afternoon
City Solicitor Turner said that he die
not wish 10 press the matter and hav
| tae inc OF S. imposed. and the Judg
continued the case, with the understand
lug that the man will register tho dog
and pay the cost this afternoon, th
| whole bill amounting to s. SO.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
pMn summary


Contractor Ferguson OF the Cresson, |
Cleartield and New York Short Liue
Railroad, held captive for week by |
Hungarian lsborers, because he did not
pay their wages when due. was releas
ed yesterday through the efforts of the
Burgess of GAll,tzln. Penns, who ar
rested three of the ringlesders. Fercu
son says his capiors lad rope ready
to lynch him and were only prevent
ed from doing 30 by some of the cooler
heads"
In Detroit, on Thursday night a.
posse of Off ,ars raided the Arctic Res
taurant, thieves resort. Severa. bur.
glars in q poker room above the restau.
rant resisted arrest, and shots were ex
changed. Two of the burglars were
wounded, one fatally, and woma be-
longing to the house was slightly
wounded. A large amount of stolen
property was recovered, and burg liars
tools were found.
Rev. Father McCabe, Vicar Gene ra
of the diocese of Providence, Rh ode
Island, on Thursday night, recai we'd
from the knights Of Labor 10 ttel
delegating TO him power TO order al
the strikers employed AZ the Miilvill'
Rubber Works to return to work a
once. 1uS slTlktr5 WuO HANo EeCelNct
the order say they viii return TO worl
Immediately.
Charles G.. Amende, the Hobokel
druggist, who, by a m stake in pnttin
up prescription, caused the dea b O
two young women, was arraignei yes
terday on the charge of mans ugLter
and held in 81 800 bail.
A paper received many signatures /
Stockton, California, on Thursday, /
which the signers pledged themselv-
to use all lawful maans within the
power" to drive out the Chinese.
Benz amin G squires, convicted tn
years ago of defrauding the city of Raj
way, New Jersey out OF s. 0Dg ia bond
while chairman Of it's Finance Commi
ties, has just been sentenced to thr
years in the penitentiary.
The apple alton for new trial
John Laporte, convicted at huntin
don, Pennsy vania, of murder in t
second degree, was refused yesterda
and he was SOL fenced to six veal
imprisonment in the Western Penite
tiary.
There were fory-three deaths fro
the small pox in NJ 1ntreal on Thursd
and nine In the suburban villages.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
THIRD EDITION,


NpwpoRr. Del , Oct IL, lSoo.-On
Wednesday evening last q surprise was
given the Rev. K. II. Nelson and wife
At the parsonage on the occasion OF the
18th an adversary of their wedding day.
About rs or 80 persons were present,
and acme very useful and valuable do
nations were made. 1t proved to be .
uerfect surprise 70 the BRIDE and groom /,
the latter happening At the time 10 be
at Stanton attending revival services at
that CT urch. After his return, however,
. tss no ira passed pleasantly. Brother
Nielsen /, doing gooi work on ms
CHAR @ and is very much appreciated
BY the people
Mr. Geo r. Powell from Newark has
recently located In Newport, and gone
into the oyster and green grocery pus''
mesa in the store next door to the drug
store. Mr.. Powell has had consluerAo'e
experieuce in Newark in serving up the
luscious bivalves. We bespeak for him
the liberal patronage of the people
A little daughter OF Frederick Riley
on MArshal street, while playing VIII
fire on Friday morning was quite badly
burned ON the let. side.
The entertainment vt Red Mems Hall
on the 10Th and 10Th inst, given by TN
colored school for the purpose OF ralsihl
funds for the support OF their school
was very creditAble indeed ana the.
we'll deserved the liberal patronag
which they received.
A meeting for the purpose of organ
Zipg n national provldsnt aoion II
Newport will ba held at klllSore Hal
this evening. Gentlemen are earnesti
REQ 1est' to be present.
After the town commissioners *
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

Shortly before 10 o'clock last evening
colored man, somewhat under the
influence OF liquor. was coming down
Market street and met aparty of men
In front OF the City Hall, TO whom he
made some remark, In passing. The
men stopped, and he told them to 20 on
and mind their own business, when one
OF them struck him In the face. AS he
fell, some of the others kicked him, and
Andrew Henry, who witnessed tn,
affair, ran into police STATEN and told
Chief Dougherty, but by the time h,
reached the street, the men had mad,
their escape. The colored man wa
.aken In and cared for, alter which h
went home.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

A ball was held at Fairville Hall last
Thursday evening, when q few drunken
70 w,iies from the neighborbood OF Cen
treville made their appearance on the
stage, and got up q general fight, In
which several persons received siiRht
wounds, breaking mp the party and
spelling the evenings sport. One OF the
rowdies engaged in knocking down 0
pail fence, aud when requested by Q
lady to desist, called her all kinds o,
Ivile names. Such characters shouio
stay at home and conhne themselves Y
the kind Of liquor that comes oat o
Coale's new pump.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
AT ."...
WIN. b. SH ARP'S,
Fourth and Market Streets

We have about fifty rem
nants of Moquette Carpet in
lengths of l to i yards,
magnificent quality and de-
signs, would be nice to make
rugs, SIS cents from S1.75.
Body Brussels remnants, in
a little longer lengths, 80
from $1.40. Tapestry Brus-
sells remnants, 60 cents from
Isl. Many of these pieces
are of beautiful designs, and
you can find places in most
any house where they will
be useful.
| The greatest bargain il
the way Of Rugs we ever OF
lfered is now here, and con-
lSlStS OF l5O best wool III
Igrain Art Square, i yard
long by l yard wide, taste
/! fully decorated, fringed an'
, with a woven border. TO
dining room, sitting room
. bath room OF chamber us
i nothing would be prettlel
more durable or cheaper, 5
: |trom $3.50. You should Sc
these.
y VIM. 3. SHARP,
y Fourth and Market streets. Carpet ID
partm"nt.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
NOT Hcnrd From.

The package containing about $500 IL
Dash and checks, lost by FL. T Sergeant
last Monday night, has no. yet boon re
turned to him. This is singular, as thu
majority OF our citizens calm TO b
honest, and would rot wilfuily bench
themselves by the appropriation 0
property belonging TO another. re
ward of $50 will be paid to any one VIII
may leave the package at the store o
Harvey & Sisler. No. l03 East Thir'
street, or at the residence OF Mr.. Ser
geant 1908 Poplar street.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

James r. Wool ~ c.. are very bnsy.
They are putting III u'ore heaters tn III
ever. Even persons in moderate cir.
cumstances are having heaters put IN
their houses. The price of the differ.
ent kinds enable them to make q
choice. The Messr3. Wood * Co, hav.
q large stock to select from. AS s
general thing customers want thei
pipes covered with the patent covering
80 as to get the hea: 10 their rooms, in
stead OF the cellar.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
Stole $500, ana Two Chiidrer

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-L)renzo
SPERM and Mrs. Teresa Deceseri wer .
arrested m they stepped from a Ds.a.
ware, Lackawanpa and Yves tern train,
In Hoboken, this afternoon, on a DIES
patch from The womau's husband II
Bangor, Pa which stated that they hat
with them $500 Of Deceseri's money
and his two children. SPERM and De
oeseri were laborers in the Bangor quar-
ries. The husband came on the mex
train with tho Bangor Chief Of Polio,
and got the money and children. II,
also offered to take back the wife, bu
she preferred to remain In Jail
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
IF \ EO|7I
II" the sesfrold on u,.c-'

= ATLANTA, Oct. l6-w,r'
nAughey was hung TO-DAY H i.
ior the murder of Els wiz ID 70
tne town began to ali WIKI WIKI n ny
az the surrounding coun,ies p'Op \
rom gainesville came in .,
crowded with men, whose 81 s !. u
,rain moved through the s r,su
nave ~, been heard for ' m'|
walton Guards marched i,a|
arlnory with shining byoners AZ n
ceeded 10 the jail. Y
AT IL O'Clock the .ons procs,I
gan TO move. The Prisoner y,
spring wagon, sitting on N N
ne was securely tied, and "A
Sheriff knight sat a. hls b,c Su
gipg mas OF humanity iolIo
wagon. The gailows Is si,n, linz,
northern suburbs Of the town
well boxed up by a high pla \
sure twenty five feet d l,h' III
sible to peep through, as ava,
has been securely stopped.
1 McGaugbey, at the gallov,
ma wagon showing no sign 4,
said: ~ want you all 70 ms \,
heaven. Raise your cblldrs
Never marry a base woman .
What one has brought me to
the woman loves you b fore !,
: her, God has parloned nv !,
/ ready aud willing to die \" :,
i minister prayed, and they
hymn, " Why should | ii
Z prisoner joined in the soug,
= voice was heard above all al q,
' got out o. the wsgou, and cli
I scaffold without any help. Al
the drop occurred, aat The v
without a struggle.
McG4ughey cut hls " iles,
t breast horribly with a razor A
ed her IN the head with an a,
IT ruary last, and then cut him.
ly 10 sustain his defense tia
attacked hun frat,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

James F. Wood & Co. are advised by
the Canadian Government that they
have granted them patent for their
pipe covering. Canada being a cold
country, the Messrs. Wood q Co. ex.
pect to make g cd thing of it. The
success of thsir United States patent il
very satisfactory. IL IN sets with gen
eral praise wherever introduced They
are now covering great many pipes ii
this CITY and vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

BRYAN-CLARX-O the 18th inst by
The Hev.J. W. Boothe, J ohm W. Byran and
Anna M, Ozark. both of this city.
hEkMAN-WHIrE -Un Thursday even
ing. october 10, at toe rtsidenco OF the
brides narents by the Rev. Mr.. Terry,
George j. herman TO m hannah White,
both of New Ua't o.
V,LEN1lNE-TYR E-On the l4th inst, by
the Rev. X. G.. Jones. VIM. Alentine, and
Jennie Tyre both Of this o.ty.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
tho Rum aon'"

n was ol.f, e,ter 2 u 1u rsst|
H. Moore, 2.s Market . , s'ipi
his adverlisemen,. o, and ii
being answered red. by :, q a, 'p, dsd
two things one " .i,rgmel
CAV il a great aaso, na,ole hal
, hs to oids " 'h saai can get goo
in clothing.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
DEATHS.

KITCHEN-In this city, on tn 18Th inst
| Rachel r., dsught of John q. AM Sallie
| A. Kit,hen, axot 20 years.
| Funeral from her late residence, % west
| FINN street on Monday afternoon at 2 80
Io'elock. Intermeut at Wi minstan and
Brsndywtne cemetery. Servl ces at lrinlly
| { hapel at 8 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

Notwithstanding the large sales OF
wall papers aud window shades at
Ro.in & Brothers, 220 West Second
street, for tee past week OF two, they
.till have n large assortm cut, md one OF
he finest lines Of paper hangings and
window shades In the city, at the low
eat prices
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
Per s1nai

Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Miil.e,d
for Cincinnati ettay.
+ w. Grieves, master cub
the shops Of The Baltimore
Railroad Ca, in Baltimore, 1
friends In this city
Myers C Con sa'., who 81
a railroad in South Amera
pected to return TO this cltyle
Mrs. A. ]. and Miss s4saI
grit, OF Port Penn, are yls|
lefty, guests tt Mrs. JOSEPH v
lgriit.
| Elmer Mount has resigned
ttion with h + V-ssey, 1
Eighth and Monroe street. and
a position in a wholesale CfuI
ICiBCiunati.
| j. Is Van O4ten, who has
Ball and Company, has acce
sition az travelling salesman %
sale firm in Philadelphia,
Ienter upon the duties Of bis
Ition October 45:b.
Mrs. Florence Spea! -e'.,tI
ISpoAr, who died from itjlrit
by the explosion Of d!naml
steamer FELTON,, has been n
the amount Of the policy is'
Accident Insurance Company
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
I'm, JET. III. Meea1pZ.

The Women's Christian Temperance
Trnion. of New Castle, met in their
room al the old Court House Wedn esday
afternoon. The following representatives
sgere elected to the annual State union
40 he held at Camden next Wednesday
Deleaates, Mrs. s. TerIie, Mrs. Ed
challenger, Mrs. Chas. Whiteman.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

Friday afternoon an unknown boy
was instantly XII led by nor'h-bound
train on the p. w. & u. Railroad,
near Darby. He was walking on the
track, ami his body VI as terribly
IN An o lad,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

The place for hou .ekeep RS to go who
want cheap and COOL willow ware and
house furnishing goods Ia TO Oliver
Pierce's new store, 101 West Eighth
street. Mr.. Pierce IL experienced In
the business, and IL deLerm ined Il
meet the public necessity in this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
-
Ths usic S0tsn ,.rnfng.

We don't like to fin fault, but the
music at the Operss blouse last evening
WAS truly heart lending, and we are
glad thai the X light Templars OF Rich
mond failed With the exception OF ONT
Sir Knight Ind his good lady to attend
the perforr ance, which was all ZONE
could de- re to see, but the mastering
down "A curtain,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
Great success

Starts Hairs Opera ~
spending this week 10 h s..n
have, ar usual scored s 10,
rhey have been ereeha, sst'|
houses every night, aud Iu. ~
been turned away ana9' y, " 4
IL side the building ~, ~ . ]
pr. sent.d the " Mlkaao }. , a,
Frank Deshon ma1e a a NY
the finest effort of his il'e, i,
p ta1 will return to Of this .4. ely u !
when il Is probable tley W "
for two weeks, something ,n Nv
attempted by any ot y ~, w.
their popularity in tbs l.r e,'y h
| that they need no. hs a., ,h IA
| hesitation in coming iot 'lA
time.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
rne lniInty TsA.

Treasurer Herbert ,.,o'w wed
ze, 8 of our county every ely Nv
the various collectors -. !. rspt
IN the county with n Ihe t1 NH
F. c. Rothwell OF blssA. .hod|
G Perry " '' Of Appeq.. ,,;c! s.
ere tied with only :, ga %oo d
/ 81 600 Pencad der. FIX FIX 81 /
fiana, s. $50 - NV Ny sSrth
| FRAUD, wins s. eco ni,,, Hi,1g
| ton, sl5 600 South " INN.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
vary DrnnA'

William Haines IVA va, m A,rnH
Judge Cummln 1sss ~ The esidd
ed that he vas npe he hadfa,
perfectly ot helpless .lI,le . hont lbe o
know very iite'o was sopeS|
to from an the !sieot Of l 5ip until until
Judge re committed n'
-, IuV
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

Last nightWilliam and James Leach
Of Modnt Cuba, shot and killed an en-
|ormous raccoon near that place, tina
wei ghed % pounds The Messers Leach
have q pair OF fox bounds that beat any
thing In that section for rabbits during
the day and ut night rarcoons and opos
sums stand but q small chance. The,
freed the monster which Was killed las
II
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
Pbi,aaeipnis Pri ces.

Window shades complete on epring
rollers for IS cents piece on cord AZ.
tures for As cents q piece, at Rosin &
Bros, 800 West Second street, w lin ing.
ION Del These goods are guaranteed per-
feet In every respect.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

The audience a! The 0ptra
evening WAS nothing IKE az
should have been, when ihd
BARLEY Campbeli's new play,
tn, !" and the yery excellent
the company are taken INTO
ton. The plot Is Vastly
that of j" Young Mrs Winih
fact any play heretofore P
this city, and the interest
kened by tie dlst act IL te'd
| curtain dropson the ina
the characters were wen su'
at tie close OF The iouf.h ave
the leading character. ~'ts
/ fore the curtain, and MI ~
renee, who took the par, o.
|Del La Rey, Was greeted WV!
storm of applause. The pa
repeated this evening anu
| greeted with a packed house
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

Elmer w. Clark. who occupies the
Ta.ker farm, near New Castle. will sell
20 fine cows, six horses and four pairs OF
oxen, etc at public sale, on Thursday
the 10Th inst, as he intends to close oul
the same.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
saxony ana wooien Yarns

The beat place to buy Germantown
Saxopy and WOODEN yarns is at the store
OF S. II. Stats, No. 405 Market street
His stock Ii large and he keeps the bes
quality.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

The Sunday School Of Cavalry Epis-
copal at Third and Washington streets
viii hold their anniversary ut 3 O'Clock
TO- morrow afternoon, and q very inter.
esting programme has been arranged
| for the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
Compelled 10 Wear a. specks."

The knight Templars from Rich
mond while In this city were compelled
to wear "specks" on account of tht
dense smoke from Stansbury Murray's
fiue straight cent cigars. 10i Eas
Front street.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

The conservatory Of music will open
At BAynard's music parlors next Mon
day night, and the prospects for Its sue
cess are very fiattering.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

There was tairaudieneo at the Citi.
nm, rink last night. The attraction
was a zylophone solo by Prot. Sponsier
md his band, which was good. Prot.
Soope Ter also played . cornet solo. The
Atlautic City Polo Quo was to have
n,ay ed the Citizens Polo Club last eve n.
ing. bat they faiiei 60 .ppear.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
,.o.iery and Underwear,

The best place to buy hosiery, glove
and msrino underwear for lad les, gen
tlemen and children. 8. II. Stats. No
405 Market street. His stock is larg
and his prices low.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
A ErnHOlsf Fails

Between 9 and 10 O'Clock this morn
ling scaffoid, used by some workmei
| At the new Academy OF Music, Tent
and Tatnall streets, fell down, aid ont
of the men was seriously injured b!
Ibeing struck on the head.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

Get shaved at Slansbury Murrsy's
No. 1O4 East Front street, on Saturday
afternoon and evening, where Gus
tomers do not have to wait.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

Our stock Ia constantly increasing
Gold and silver watches were never
cheaper, and our stock never more
varied, large aud beautiful Willard
f. Davis, No. 9 K Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

II. ii. johnson, OF the firm Of Elliot
& johnson, has sold his imported bull.
tn q gentleman OF Philadelphis, fol-
$3.50.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
Inv RiBgs'

A new and ID. p ',i'1s Sain b, nd
IA "A s5s'55'g g aae @'sS; <. . 7
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

am Que Of The s.ys astd a
,sna 9 or. 70 (, si,' ns Sss. y
feet t,, n s ,ilimsSe st.' Ba',,'DG
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
Bsse bail,

The following games were played
yesterday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., . Phiiadel-
pbia, II,
st. Louis-St, Louis, I Chicago, 4
Washington, ID. q National, 2
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17
renln club.

New names ha e, 0 %ssf5n,s b r
s tss part sias S, nov in f,f fol o,l Ss
, the 'b !" ' club paa .s sa 'a own o.
wsse you Willard F. DAVIS
Secoud street. 1
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

Buy powder and shot at Melchior's
gun store, 2l4 King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-17

Brooklyn-B Brooklyn, 3 Boston, 8.
Nashville 10 Nash
vile, 5.
cinnati-Cincinnati 4 Detroit, 3
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-18
Stock Notes.

Geo. Clark shipped. July 10, l car of cattle.
Jas. Kelly sold, July ID, 3 cattle. to Geo.
Clark, 3475.
Allen Prewitt sold, July 10. to Geo. Clark
3 cattle, $3.50.
oliver Benton sold. July 10, to Geo. Clark.
5 cattle, 1850.
Green & Gordon shipped, July IL, 10 hogs,
average 3A pounds.
Tim Waters sold, July 10, to Smith = Ham
lett. l cow, 1,04O, st.
Geo. Clark sold, July IA, to Mark and Rup-
pie, 3 cattle. 2,290, st.
James Kelly sold, June II, to Smith and
Hamlet, 9 head lambs.
VIM. Shacklett sold, July ID, to Smith and
Hamlet, 1 cow, lilo, 39.
Walter Aull sold, July IL, to Smith and
Hamlet, l cow, 975, st cents.
Columbia Hersld:-"A short time ago we
were talking with q farmer from another part
| of this state and the subject of hog cholera
was introduced, whereupon he gave us for
publication the following simple remedy
We will say that the gentleman is one OF the
most prosperous and experienced farmers IN
the state and his standing is Of the highest
| Inc E6L1cut, HI VIC tiNS SSiO"
by our informant among the hogs on bis OWL
farm, and out of the whole number attacked
by the disease all but one was saved, and tina
one was so far gone that it was not posi-
BILE to administer the remedy. We will give
the recipe IS nearly as possible In his owl
language :-'Gather the roots Of mullen
pokeberry and May apple and boil a strong
detection in water, using equal parts OF tn
three roots. Then separate from the rest o
the herd all the hogs showing the slightes
symptoms of cholera. To each hog give on
pint of the mixture in q bucket Of warm slop
+ administer the dose in this way three time
, each day; II desired q little bran may be use
with the slop, but no corn must be fed. This
kept up regularly every day, will prove ct
4 fectual in every case. If the treatmen
= is resorted to In the earliest stages of the dis
ease.' We do not give this remedy as on
that will probably cure hog cholera, but
a one that has actually done 80, and we tru
our farmer friends will act upon 1t, thus ss'
n ing much valuable property"