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~ JEFF. DAVIS WAss'T HAEsED.-
~ heh Greciey and Chase went down to
tSlcnlhond upon the Indictment Of Mr. Da-
We Chase said; What do Won mean to do.
hr. OnueTWood?' e. mean 10 try and
hang Jeh Davis, was his reDlv. IA il
possible " said Chase, that Won n Jndre
ELl give your opinion in adyanne oF trial?
Inns vii not do. The counsel for Ta5 Da-
Wis Will produce my proclamation ar5 MOO
Sages 70 the Ohio Legislature. and r,-ove
that l demanded the separation Of this
country, and the first thing we shall lrr,oty
will be that l shall be convicted and TaFT
Davis will 90 free. l can not try him r,o1-
Il Is already the middle of Nav. and tbe
cholera ls IN the country; il will be i,
Richmond by July, and ii ts too hot 40
he put II OFT till November. Then - said
he, the Supreme Court meets here in ma
cember; can not try him now. Eoye,n-
Der Is too cold" It was very evident that
M. Chase did not want to Try him al ali
Eir. Greeley also told Judge Underwood
that JEFF Davis could not be convicted az
treason by a jury. He had in the New
York Tribune denounced the stars and
stripes as Haunting ue," to be torn
down; he had approved the proposition of
General Banks TO let the Union slide
and when John Brown had invaded Viz
g1nia he had proposed 10 " let the South 90
III peace" He felt that he would be a wit
ness against the conviction of Davis for
treason. and he urged his liberation on bail.
promising TO head the list of sureties. This
he dds although there was no lack OF re-
sponsible Virginian5 ready and willing to
sign the bail bond of their depo5ed leader.
ben Perley Poor IN Boston Budget
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American California
Eafss,nr-f- DaIno-u

SfRUP-Product Of the American Refinery Ia
5gellon kegs and axe IN / gallon tins Produc.
OF California Refinery is Quoted at 35c IN bbIs
5739c in hf bbls, 4214c in 5gsllon kegs and 5251c
in l-gallon tins
TEA-Japan-C Common, 1890 sood, 2S@soc
superior. sc; extra fine, 5VGSoc; Gunpo7yder
ana Inlperial-Common. sc; superior 754@o0c;
extra tue, 6J(S79c CongOu and 9ouchous-Conl
mon, 2oc; superior, 371I945c extra fine, 500
75c; Pouchong-Canton, }zib papers, l6A25c ;
Foochow-OOiong, 359i5c in papers Comet 90,
Sc ForTnOsa, 25935c fine do, bose fines. do,
65@70c p ID.
WOODEEWARE-The ooos Bay staye and
Lumber Company's price list quotes hoop
Painted Pals 81 80 vanished do. black
hoop, s. 25i yarnished do. galvanized hoop.
IS 70; white do. galvanized hoop. IS 1915, sj1d
brass bound do. ~ 5o&9 per dozen.
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An ancient hurying ground was recently
unear;hed in Paris while digging 4 trench
N the Rue Salaude. The coffins Of stone
and plaster found there have been traced to
the seyenth, eighth and ninth centuries.
They we're pointed to the cast and had
crosses inscribed on circle, syrnho]ical of
eternity, and other embleus OF Christian
ity.
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THR " HONE SEEKER"

The Immigration Association Of North
ern California is new preparing TO issus
the August number CT the "H0HE
SEEKER" 1t IL to be enlarged, and
fnlly illustrated with photographic views
Of Northern Ca3isCrnis. It will contain
practical information Of the resOurces
and advantages Of the Northern Coun-
ties. All the proceeds Ofthis publication
will be devoted TO the carrying OF Of
imIni grafton work. We appeal to the
business neR Of the Northern part Of ths
State 10 give It their advertising sup-
port. By SO doing, the work Of bring
ing an increase Of population to tie
State viii be carried Oh. At Ogden a
copy VIII be put In TIE hands Of each
incoming passenger. In addition TO this,
several thousand copies viii be Dis
tribRted on the trains leaving Chicago,
III order to attract the settler intending
10 settle in other States end Territories.
Give the "H01iE SEEKER'' your sup
port. ap7-tf
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Produce Market

SAN FRANCISCO Angus. 14tb
FDOUR-Moderate sales are reported foy
Central American account We quote: Bee.
city extra, 81 2Sz55: medium. IS 1904; chip
ping superfiue. 81 1903 so = Dbl.
NHEAT-Remains inactive, and viii 30 con-
tlhue until shippers again enter the market OF
eourse, some few parcels chsnge hands daily,
out they are OF small magnitude Good expert
grades are worth 81 20, with occasional light
transfers OF choice at 81 4214 p ell.
. NsIi boaTd sales at the morning session OF the
5en francisco Produce Exchange were rs fol-
Buyer lss5-loo tons. 81 s41s 100. g c{s4; 400,
Afternoon ISLES were:
Buyer lsa6.no tons. 81 ss]I; 100. 81 SIX p Gu
BAELEY-The firm tone OF The usrks "a
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MANTRTs9.

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED PROM THE EAST
/ ern Factories q large shipment OF elegant
Slate and Iron Mantels, together with Tile
Hearths, Marble Monuments and Tableis
scotch and Eastern Granite Monuments which
/ am prepared 70 sell al reduced prices
Vl64plm A. AGTKEN, 6l7 X street.
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MEDICAL
- .Eg-. -I&..g-g rsTrT!rTr9
TEX GREAT ENGLISH REHEDY

ri Il p never-failing cure
.ss=ssS5 fer Nervous Debility,
rt1-F - SsfvS,l TX elStsC Vitality,
3fS/ 81 %,esg SemiE 3 weak S
- - -Sr. NJ SDoIIat1lTdGsE, Lost
EsH - va Manhood, II-potaucy.
s59.@(S ~ Paralysis al31 al the
~ go ~ =, 81 az terrible effects Of sell
sSg4Sp { -->e5s ,L5fE asLs2, youthful to1iCl
~ .,ss1 - so GBiezeesEGsia mature
EsS'f& El.sI ~ l<esssE TcSrT-slcl Is Loss o.
- 81 = 80 fss4 = eIcOr 1875 tuGe.
= - - za-iss.ls 81 a EccUIruaJ Emissions
aversion - society, DlInDess OF Vision. EClges
10 ine Head the vital huid ps5sIUg uncsSsC-eo
n the uIlHe, and many ether diseases shat isaS
TO insanity and death.
DH. EIE1yILiI, who Is q reEglGr physician
~ adUlte U the University OF EGulsy lvlu-5l " IL
ssI e 70 fCr-Gjy kiFe GCu3red Dollars f3r 3
case OF lsia kind the Vi EiA EE1SENF 2EIFE
Ect cure. - FOR anything impure o. Injurious
found in it. DIR n ISgIE. treats ali Private
Diseases successfully wiJhCu. uer1uIy. Co14-
guitGtinD Free. IhQTCur& evEluiu5.tJ- Ep5
sGglce lue-rllnS analysis OF urine, &J. Price
o. vital Restorative. $50 80 bottle, or tCul
ti24cs the quantity, -; s9ut ~ ery address
upon receipt Of price, OF q. @. D., secured from
cp7eTy atlon; ai3 10 E-iys.s -4-2s i desired, lie
8. & mlcILE, n. r.. NC. = Easruy
street, san Ers1oisc9 Cal
S4zEzFfF BOTTLE FHgE
WIZ b sent TO any one applying r. .cJfeI, STAT
Ing sym rtrl1s. Eek ana age. ELciaE eaCTeET iD
IezarC % al BUSINESS ITa7hJ.El0us
DIR. AinILSr3 EEbEEN EES1s1DF, s. L.
Bladder Com plants, GouorEh1G. s7lcet, Lsucar
rh-oa. For sale l. IL Druggists s. e bottle ST
IL, Ns@rEE's DASDE-ToN rI11-s 81,
ii-sitii's c1-e Ia the uarla;, For ssle hy Al
KIM. esABY . &C., saoraq7enso. wsole2a.t
A5ents Tnye-ipi y.taswIy
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y u 3lstl-H4kta fsEa stFIa-3, n. d,
0CULI5T, AURIST, AND PTfYsTC.rit5 FOR
" Diseases Of the Throat once. k2o5%
street, conner Of FiIth, ever sscrsmento Bank.
Sacramento, Gal. Hours: 9:8c to u 4 x;lt0
p Il 81 lays: 9:0G 70 il A. 4: 1to4F T. auI-tf
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DR.. NIXON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. N STREE.r. BIZ
" tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9lB and 80.
VII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A
Y. Cface hours q SA.M:l 10 pm snS
evenings sul-f
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PWTsIeE.Es - sTRaEags.


GRADUATE OFTHE UNIVERSITY or PER-
NJ lin. Germany. olhce-52t J street, between
Fifth and sixth Northumberland Fourteenth
and K streets, Sacramento. oftica hours 1870
4. Il, 20 1 P Il; 2 y. II. % d p l., 7P ntoSY. II
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WALLACE A. I4RtGes, :.

mr. FIEKHAh, 8i8 EIGHTH STREET
~ Once Hours-1 TO 3, and $50 to 7.s) P, n.
zesidsnce next door. su9-tf
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i. II. TEBBETs,

DEEIIsT, gi4 SIXTH STREET, s-s=
~ between 7 ana ], wrs SIDE -
opposite Congregation C6ulga, '-,sL4sI-'
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80 - EnRNEnw $50.
flour Dull

haE YORK. August 18th.
%UOl Quiet and steady at I2a3I7c for clean
fall ac1 3glO, fcr fail curry: clean snrn.z lpc
TO % sDglIE bury. bS,l7c; puIed, 25093c
SUGAit-Cuba Centrifugal, s. 70
tgyHspooL. Augutt 14th
HiIEAF-Firmly held. California SPOT los.
Is ID 70 7s "a; OIL coast 35s: just shipped. $50;
early due. 35s; Ca-Eoes of caast firm on psa-
sage, steady; quality Of Wheat on passage 10
Soutlnent 600 qrs; Whoa. and Flour 10 Q.
K. I,S25,ooo ora.
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0oToRs KULL0oo g Gosi

EFORNER SEVENTH AND STREET9. SAC
- Iamelto. Office Hour: Miss Dr. Kellogg
8 20 10 4 K u 10 2P.M, Gto7PM
Miss Dr. Go5z-8 &c 4. Il, ltoBP H.7to9P
Ii SUNDAYS, u 4. 20 =. Il aull- II
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DIR, 3. T. PESDEEE,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGFoE.
IA Ofhee hour; From 10 % IN: to $50 P n ;
70 9P.h O1lce, llb51 X street, between Fourth
and Piith. Residence, 725 l street, hetWecn
seventh ana Eighth, Sacramento. tyslm
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WALLACE A. HRfGGs. IL D.,
DHgsICIAN And OBsTETRTCIAE. OYETog
4 sEd residence No, 20 J s:rees, sserene-llc.
eto9A.
oEsice ESursi3 ii i. 4. 90 PIX liyl2-aptf
6.s1 70 ?. =.
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DENTISTRY.
!. c. SHAW.

IT ATE OF LIGHT & SHAW, --e-r=r-=~,
IL Deulis. 0fice and residences
over Tuf's DrCS store, corner &
tenth and streets. Once hours: -'-S-1-5.5
9 =. n 70 ? X. Sundsys, 10 70 Il eulS-lma
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Dr.. j. 3. COOE.

MO. go NINTH Ell, BIT. l AHp ;. OF.
~ posite The Plaza, Magnetic and Electrlc
healeT Electro magnetic, EleCtTo-calvanic and
Medicinal BSths: Magnetic Garments and In.
solos. Consultation free a1IN-l-1
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DHYzICLAN AED SURGEON n4ONGsOP4-
1 thisD Once ana ToS!del o.. northeast cor.
ncr Of Eleventh and Il ftreetF. uouIs-9 70 ID
a II, 20 3, ami 20 II. aut1 Ina
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

DRo9PECT FILI. FARM, LOCATED 1sl --s,
1 miles south Of city limits or Stcr.. ~
mento. containing 100 acres Of highly i'm -.E=a
proved land. having . 0o1 Ir Il Trees go bear
ing Grape Vines and other choice fr,iits; also
hue EeY resicenco; two large Barns and Stables
containing ten box stalls; Carriage Houses;
Straw Sam: blacksmith shop, HostleEs House
md other pUtbuLdinss The above has n fine
ltAItmlle Race Track, with WindMills. Tanks.
etc for keeping II IN perec. order. This farm
must be soen 20 Dc appreciated, and VIII be gold
at q bargain If applied for soon. Apply TO
sW Lesser & aLsgP,
au7-lm' lol5 Fourth street, Sacramento
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Il. A. RONYErK.

II. A. BOWER,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.-sBOP, 500
~ street, between Pinh and Sixth, sRcra.
mento. Jobbing promptly attended to. Esti-
mates furnished. aul2-lm
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DBYsICIAG AND SURGEON. md
z Beaidencej No. sZ8 J s1reet, between Third
lsld tonrth. Hours 70 10 q, IL, g 20 s and 10
S ?. z. once Of City 5uper1nteu5ent OF PubliG
Schools 81 same place. all5-ivITr
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The Oldest Rsal Estate Agency in
Northern California.
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40 ACRES

- PLENDIn FRUIT AND GRAPE LAND; eztse,
- IL miieg from LOOMS aud PHO: ir- ~
rigatiug ditch rEns throUgt. place; must be -.-.
sold Price, A31p.
". q. GGLEElss,
lJZl-ipsf 50 J street, r,,-crRmcato
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DC EEAEHY STRICT, s4E FRAsCI5C0, CAL
@ NtC0 ~, cp. Sufficient 70 show IT,
CfkkVN ,GAC-IN4 (, S7TSo merit, viii be sent u
- ~ 49, - ~ any one Supplying by
-s.aLe.l-l l.tLar. Einflru hi.
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UETON FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and HsehiniEts, Front street, be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery 81
every description made - order. ,y24-{piIn
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snetched From the Grave.

MIS- Sarah E. Turner and her mother, hrs. Z.
Bryan, for nineteen years residents Of humboldt
Tenn, make the following statements rs to the
merits Of Swiits Specific Mrs. Turner's case is
well known in that community. She says;
81 was afflicted for two or three years with EcZe
ma and Erysipelss combined. Ny whole system
was broken down, my strength and appetite gone
snd / became rs helpless as & child, being lifted
from place 10 place by my friends. / was treated
by the best physicians in the community with
iCdide of Potash sD0 the other usual remedies fO-
such cases. ] was gwen up TO die by my friends.
Sly suueIings we're be- ond description, and had
lost ID hope OF recovery. Lsst January was il
dGCcd 90 Try SWiits Specific. having received 2
pamphlet from the company detailing is merits
The FIRST hGlC dozen bottles had the erect TO bring
caCk hope 20 my heart, and tue thought or being
vel again brought JOY and gladDess TO the house.
hold. ] have taken altogether q bottles The
sores have ali healed up and disappeared my
strength has returned and 1 ADJ aole TO Go al
kinds o. house oTks SWift's Specific, ] homes tiy
believe, sDGtched me from the grave ana do not
know how 10 he grateful enough for my. recovery.
Mrs. SARAH Z. ICRNER 3"
know that s. S. s. has saved ny daughter lie.
she he most wretchec looking object tnat I
ever SAN when she commenced taking TO- being
PERFECTLY helpless ] thank God that we ever heard
o. 70. II has saved my child Ms. y. j. BGFAS.
Humboldt tenn, Oct ], 1854.
Treatise on Flood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Drawer Atlanta. as.
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Onions. like other vegetables writes q cor
respondent OF The Indiana Farmer, are sus-
ceptible of improvement. and also Of degen-
Grafton Last season the writer put out
quart Of solid, me locking sets, all Of which
grew rapidly and promised 8 better yield
than ordinary The tops grew tai and
heavy to 3 surprising degree, but when the
bulbs began 10 smartly expand they al di-
vided into from two 70 five parts each, aud
became tough and stringy. When the
tops OF other onions set ont at the same time
were al dead these tops we're green and
they remained quite green, though sOms-
what faded and fallen, until Deem
Ter; ia fact, until severe cold. ] showed
some Of these sball0ts ldeeeuerated onions
10 en- experienced gardener who informed
ne that they had degeneratsd IN the fol-
lowing way Onions which bear seis at the
TOD had sent up amid those sets little stems
which blossomed and bore seeds. These
seeds bad been planted, perhaps soon after
ripening and had produced the sets which
brought forth nv shallots. This taught me
a lesson to look well to the character Of
whatever onion sets, plants or seeds Of any
kind ] might hereafter pat into the ground.
Do not raise degenerate articles II you can
avoid Especially q degenerate bOy-oom-
pared TO man. what a shsllot is to a true
aniQn
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Heat-Producing Foods.

We frequently are asked questions con-
corning the heating caDacity OF various
foods. One to the point is before US rs
corn more heating than oats?' The pro-
ductiOn OF heat is one principal funtiOn of
food in the animal economy. and is q fair
measure OF the nutritive value of any food
when sufficient digestible nitrogenous com
pounds sre supplied Il has bsen deter
mined that the heat-producing power OF fat,
albumin. snd starch ara respectively 100,
AZ 4 and - /. On this basis the heat ca pacity
OF corn is highest, and is placed 81 one hun
dred in the following list Cora 100. linssed
cake 95, beans 80. barley s.. oats SO. wheat
bran g. meadow hsy %, wheat straw Az;
potatoes so. mangels Is. Linseed cake
would occupy = higher rank If il was more
5igsstib'e-tTentyp per cent is not utilized By
the animal. Oats. as appears from the above,
is only four-hlths as heating as corn.
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The B. and o. is in every essential al
American road, ever viewing the proper
functions of an American railway to be to
give the most for the least money. Ia other
words the affectation Of exclusiveness is not
8 valid excuse for doubling demands in the
shape of extra fares, and that sort OF thing
To so to the Inauguration via the 3. and O.
means TO have money enough left to pay ex.
peuses, and q little more. Also. that the
passenger, upon arrival st the depot in time
FOR any train. will find his ticket good for
that train. Upon some other roads it will
be found different
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II Q !

young man named John Nav 3s living near
here, had an eating cancer on his face, which rad
tended up nearly 20 his eye. il Wss one OF the
most angry eating sores / had ever seen. His
throat finally became involved to such an extent
that he cOuld only swallow liquid food. Alter
using all the remedies without checking the raw
ages OF the eating cancer, his gene al health was
broken down, be confined tO MS bed, and
thought IL TO be only question OF tim about mis-
death from the cancer put him on Swilt8 Spe-
CHIC as last gesOrt, 6nd he begau 20 improve
With The first dose lis general health improved
at once, ard rapidly, bis TIN Oat got well; the raw
ages OF the cancer were soon stOpped IL began 10
heal around toe edges; and after few months
treatment with =. s. s. he has gotten entirely we'll
BIS face is all beard over with new flesh, and MS
general health is excellent. His recovery is Won
derlui. n +. CRUMLEY, II. D., OslethOIpe, Ga.
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The more crowns & straw berry plant has
the more berries one can expect. Pull of
all the leaves after froiting except two or
three, and It causes more crowns % grow,
besides bright fresh and very green leaves.
But before one goes into strawberry culture
he should take account of the manure he can
get and also find out whether he can get
pickeTs enough when the season opens. 1t is
of little use 10 think OF raising strawberries
for market without manure and piokers in
abundance
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"Oh, yes, in raising children ] find it in
dispensable. said a lady friend OF ours the
other Cay. If one Of the little ones hRs q
bad fall, / apply Ponds Extract OF once, aud
the cure is 20 quick that the skin does not
have time even 20 change color I find il
equally good for burns bOils piles. sore
throat and al such diseases, while fer hem
0Frhagss It is the best thing in the world I
learned that from mother long ago. Grand
mother used il too. So Won see our family
has used Ponds Extract for generations.
But be sure aud see there is . but wrapper
around the bottle
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natarrll

i a very prevalent and exceedingly dis
agreeable disease. liable, II neglected, to de-
vslop into serlous consumption. Being a
constitutional disease, 1t requires a constitu
tional remedy ike Hoods Sarsaparilla
which, acting through the blood, reaches
every part of the system, effecting a radical
and permanent cure Of catarrh in even lis
most severe forms. Made only By G. 7 E. Hood
< Co, Lowell Mass
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

Wherever Mishler's Herb Bittets hiss bean
given a fair trial, it has attestsd its great Ell
cacy by performing the most wonderful cures
Of modern times. Wherever introduced into
q community, its virtues are speedily rscog.
nized. William Ferguson, Of whitehall. n.
Y, was cured of chronic dyspepsia that
bad reduced him to skeleton. His neigh
bors learned of the cure, and the reputation
Of the medicine MAS established, :
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

TIE action one Of conpu sion rashet tasa o.
pleasure. Il o.4hsr word-, toe los rats with
iheli ) g0od oBiy upon csrfs!q trains, Do'
fast tFains Thus e comes about that only
the =. sod . Of the nDes running Hniitsd
express trains % Warrington, accepts ths in
sUgusaiion tickets upon such trains
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The passenger rights on the B. and O. trains
are not subjected 10 such Interpretation as q
swell train man may gauge by the size OF the
fee dropped into his hand, and on ga inaug-
uratioD ticket, without nickel demanded
over and above IT, the B. and O Dsssen ger
reaches Washington hours quicker than if
he had gone via other lines aud mad 70 hunt
s cheap hotel 70 even up the expenses OF the
tin
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

Indian Meal Pudding One quart Of sweet
SKINNED milk heated 70 sCald and one cup
Of meal mixed with two thirds OF a cup OF
molasses; then stir il into she boiling milk
keep stirring until it tbickens one teaspOOl n
fal Of salt pour il into 8 baking dish then
pour over il enc pint Of cold milk, and spice
70 taste. Bake three hours.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

Breakfast Dish.-A good dish for breakfast
IS made BY chopping pieces Of cold boiled or
fried ham Just as fine as il possible to chop
them; mix them with cold mashed potatoes.
an egg or two, q little butter or cream, or
both, form into balls. -four them, melt lit.
tie butter IN 9 frying pan. and brown the
balls Serve hot
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A Western farmer SAYS that he uses the
following as a combined food and condition
powder with excellent results: OIL meal. 30
pOundsr common sugar, TO pounds foe corn
meal, o pounds, dne middungs % pounds
fameric root, - pounds; auise seed, 10
ounces, gisger, p ounces; caraWay.se8d. y
oancss gentian, s ounces; cream tartar, .
ounces. Sulphur, I pound and fine salt =
pounds. The amount given esch animal is
.ni stated
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

The 3. and o. never did think half loaf
better than no loaf, when it comes to meet
ing the demands of the public upon occasions
when reduction of rates is in order. Some
other lines evidently 60 upon the contrary
principle. and when they make a reduction
Of fares, add such stipulations a. to prove
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

Il is said that a piece OF ground set out in
black walnut aud allowed 70 remain twenty
years viii yield g larger profit than Ia any
other mode Of investment on a farm