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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

WANsTT,Pn : , fR"t eAsEF. T ThiTtesnth
and Lombard streets. lyl&-4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

WANTED A SITUATION AS OLEhh,,
w salesman or bookkeeper, by man ~
experience. Address III. ). j." tnis ~
noe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

ySOR SALE-SrOOK AND FIXrU Res
n ola flst-clasl grocery store: doing
good business. 'iool reasons for selling out
address ''B. K. j - this oth;e. 1yl2'ot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

VIVIAN MEDIA GOOD WHITE WoM ~
w Tor dining-room. Unitea 49,
hotel, opposite depot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

wwyANTEn-A HIDDI.E-AffED Pro.
wv Iestant woman for general house.
worE, in family OF two. apply az 9j3
Ree street. ly-]@'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
READ THE FOLLOWING;
Something New

AS TO WHAT THE II. II. II. IS
DOING FOR THE AFFLICTED.

Rheumatism of the Knee Joints.
For q year past have been troubled
with rheumatism OF the knee-Jnints, occa
stoned by exposure TO all kinds OF weather,
my business being that of mils vend ing
have been inc ammoded frequently by sud
den attacks while on my delivery routes
and 4 nd ing 1t ne cessary ~ adopt some KIND
Of treatment resorted to the Use OF the d.
II. H. MEDICINE. After making hut i low
applica tiops, and obtaining quicg relief. /
take pleasure in accrediting the cure 10 luis
excellent liniment MY wife VINO has suf-
ferei likewise fro n rheumatism, gives Der
hearty endorsemert 10 the unholndec VII
tues OF the N II. H. l have also used u
on uy horse o a number OF occasions, and
John X. MURPHY,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

yANrED.-A SITUATION
w chamber WORK or general housewoIk
In small family. Apply at All West sec 49,.
street. YlZ-<V
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

xxTANrED-5 GIRLS tu& iEHERAb
Nv housew0rk in the city; girls to 10
short distance IL The country. Apply at 5oS
Orange street. iylEz
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
or N. A. DAUPHIN.
washing tOnS u 4,

Max. P Q, Money Orders payaSI. and al
dress Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL RA Nh
Sew Orleans. Ia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

Injured Arm and Swollen Limbs
DR. IoALISsuS W lie s4fcriLg iTc u.
erysipelas II the right arm ] nad ft!l
striking and lhluriug the same arI. when
aggravated the rasn tortu nate!y hsviug
heard Of the virtues o. tho ii Il. ii. MElll-
ONE, procured Bottle cf the same and
after lew applications was quickly re
ieved. keing rather Eeshlly U4Nt ] al
yfteu lpcouyeuieuced 10y swelling oi tic linb'
.auf. wnen tni. is the cage,i invariably hath'
zu4 rub the part with your medicine wIici
remover the swelling al once.
MISS X STONE
500 Nor.n ga ST.. west PLtlaIellt &
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
Fractions, in Eifths in proportion.
LET or PRIzRR.

,y57 PriEos, amounting to............s2tb,bo c
Application for rates to CLUBS should pe
male only to the office OF the Nompa y II
New Orleans.
For further information write tiostiy, CIV
lny full address. POSTAL EUIEN, TX
press Money orders, or Rev for1 bxchaoRs
IN ordinary letter. Currency by eXr tss,
t4t our eApeuseI addressed ,-
M. A. DAUPhlr,
Now Orlenne. Is.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12

ll3 N0rih 4Oth 81. Wesl FHIIAueIPHI"'
The Secretary of the Chicago Dock
Go fully warrants all the
Rec0mmen Il ation that
Can be Given 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-12
Louisiana StateLottery Company

1--WE do hereby certify tina. We supervise
|tne arrangements Ior all the Montniy ana
|QpsrteIiy Drawings vi Inc Louitlaha otate
|I,olteIy Company, and Ia psfson manage
aud control mo drawings themselves, anu
|tnat the same are conducted WIN honesty,
fairness ana IN GOD failh coward NIL parties,
|anu we authorize Tie company 10 use THIS
Ice ,ihcate, with fac simiies OF our signatures
ATTACHED, IN Its ADVERTISEMENTS"
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01
WAyrED-slrr4rT0Ns.

VANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO j. A
W good penman aud can give The best of city
references. n situation 90 90 some KIND oi office
work. Address, q. k. NJ, sef thls Office. A.
IJANTED-A SITUATION Bl A YOUNG Man
w having f0uf yc9re experience with tlYL fu-
gintcr and surveyor. aud some eNperleucc with
Mechanical Engineer. best of references. Ao-
dress I. J.. lawson. 4l3 \. l0nis-st loV
llANTED-BY A YOUNG Man OF INTEL
W ligeLCe and good character. position ln 3
law oihce in the city. where b. can read iaW and
earn enough 10 support himself Address a. q +
care Telegram Herald. 81
SITUATION By A YOUNG LADY
w a. hOOkkeepcr. Has had experience. and
can Go any kind Of Office work. Reference
given. Addros J., care thIs Office. t
WANTED SITUATION ~ WHOLESALE
W house ~ shipping clerk or in retail house slr
clerk Would 10 Oh the road II deslrel. TAX
English and German. Rest of references given
from last employer Address g., Gaze tiis once
WANTED YOUNG LADY 1sIENo6kAfhfh
w with q typewriter wants position ~ c0rrcs
pondeni l. willing to ko oui oi town. Address
II geT Telegram ttcFafG.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Al a1k1rti>fi illtszts in tlts ts.iNallu. Gssttf
=, tlateke5 he..3. tsac4flf ~ atllt-I >itl.ll-
fisssts. r. iu 49, charged scr 4f t1s unitofsaa
r.lt in "a. t..als l.slca- Always pas at'lt ia
49,. alastse
t-sE-stA- - aottl. -tEslttsssite f-4a rttttfe
rs.tiats.al Tatse AS att.ff lllE "a ftis afiItt
tttt Etllss 81 nlss ll .itf ttt az
ean 81. t.sl1lla ht alktaiaL tht stt4t. s.sef ~
aefa, iss .stsa. Aas part 81 = iilst c.silaitta
49, ealt fuil ifat.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

NOR RENT-fACTORN Is MlLLsr 1hE
very convenient brck building. sJxloo feet
I've stories high. with sixty hOrse power water
wheel. hydraulic stand pipe Lose aud nozLes ~
each room. cief ator, steam heating pipe. e4hil-
ing pullcys betting, etc, also addition contain
ing Office. powerful steam engine, boiler. tue-
room and dry noon. store room, etc. Inquire oi
ts,.tf.r,yn,f d -s,,s I .,,x. a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01
MORSE'S,
THU BARGAIN STORE,
al, 43 and as Monroe-St.

Large size Decorated China Fruit Plates, l6
cents. worth 55 oests. NURSE .
Russell & aorgan's steamboat Playing Cards,
cents a pack regular price 20 cents NOISE :.
We are now reteiving Fall styles Ladies' Hats;
Millinery Department. AiVhSE =
ladies Kid Opeia slippers, % ceais regular
price sl.oo. pVN'H =
LARGE Decorated cIs.na Cuspidors, 2 cents. reg
uiar price ,l-os "oi''H %
oriental Iaees. cream aud beige cents yard
end upward. Ayh7n =
pooer Bros genuine = ounce. silver Plated
KNIVES. 81 80 ieweier store pTiee . 20 e.,.,,.,.s
THREE cents for Crimptop lamp ch.nnssys and
Jelly fumo.ers. Aot7H .
Osa pairs Shoes. To c'esu up stock 81 about
hafprcc Shoe Department MORSE
Fifteen cents buys pair Of Black Sis Wits,
regular price = cent, A'i.7N O.
Fserything s Bargain Prices. pry, Goods De
par-ment 80
For,y cents sar yards Mosquito Nea.ng
MoltsEs
5e7aai 2eens. for Ladies Liner c,gs ,' Col
sr- Aoh7H9
r-va-a E.sssuars. Crocserr xare. Trourare
. ana plstedwsre. basement aoor- Aoo-h-
French Palm Isnoh Baskets. 10 cents ana ap
ua-s- MORSE.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

DFRSONAI.-PLEAsE KIM AtA ANY kfAn
1 oi ffeclal work such 81 vesi Ilnsifls book
cas.s sidcbnarls or anything in fnf fNr.iiurf
line. made o. order tY the Wolverine CHAIR a
Furniture Coz west esd i-ssrl e. bridge
INNEklholf TO kNON THAT fht kAoih
/. steam uyc House. No. = Causi.>i.. 81 lbe
lssf place iu ihe ciiy foT cleaning and c0lurnf ~
Ladies and Gents clothing siso dres~es silspit
claaks u.sfsrt ribbons etc. snt tnsI be- rricet
far work correspond vilh fhe prescott hard umet
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

H-a'fly. natural grostn IS better for
ths state. than any stale bread stuh.ug
such a. Em.graut Commisslssioners do.
Tie Only people wno want an Emigrant
C0mmssiouer BAD are the big lard
owners.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

lIrANTED-AGENTS or BOTH sEN FOB
" the Chiids Bible sells ut snow .nF % Ap
piy az once tor territory, a. 90 is RAPIDLY taken.
a. ta this 0hce.
lIrANTEn-A LADY of BUSINESS TACT 10
W solicit orders ior ~kiuos biile History fr
thc young salary sac and commission. ID. "a
this Office.
lrANIEn LADY A6ENT, POSITIVELY
VI clear sI4 dally nith my wonderful Sew pa
tent rubber unacIEarmcuf fHr females Nnf
kaoxgilIe agent made 60 in four days Arr q
D. Liltle. boa ii8 tni.ae7, ll
AZ Ant IED-C.ANNA,-t ne, lhhOi ehVN z hh
" state ia solicit ufIntr0aip ioT ihe Michigan
hsspuc Home Fog pafl.lialf seareek, D. "
Sa.h. reCsctaEy. Grand Eari1f Nicl.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

n TBE DOLLAR SPECTACLE, Win Ter
- fcrti0n -isssss from Loeb kaifiuf rf0iiaiid
al are superior a. slI othrgr as tHf Ieilses are
- ground and polished win mathematical pre-
Ci,iun. iuV.EsrafIur fhf ewes fru in many cnslf
curing visual defects AVcid utlrr cnInnion
speciscles CirCllan free j. hohAN. inf
ru1lrrss-sf
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

There are lo iools go sliiy as the oues
vbo Pct aad Feast rascals III .all, % wo-
maa 3D. laa5 10 deosacy as the ones Who
sloa-r pare flowers or f-d-hanied an
arc1ists and mnraerers.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

L. u-z OF the Tact that Canada Is
threatening Co hex as a. one end aad Mex
leo wants t0 walk over our collar AZ the
Other it wiil be ua~iss FOR Congress TO
adjourn until those naval appropriations
ar. nl4de
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Mr.. 1sELAsU's zry "a nis Psn-hlee-
trie sfock s as snaky - the grip Of tie
Cauucks 90 our anior.u a-v hsaiuz YES
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

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III - - I. +. .-...... 49,. Il I
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so t--t 81 t... 7.-it .''''.sN - ~ eeft -
-. 49, @tt@ q - z ~s>
sta $50 $50 ft.h att.t.--.itt'. e. 49, -t'-
~ Il 1ifiak-s- At4ts q E 3 = q 49,
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It.. i ...r HsU saa las 50 q. s.r.. 3. i.sf
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= .sl .Q ls4l il.ea-le 81 ils-.s sl.e le.lLl "a.
lillIe ho4ss rtsk
4kaE <4f f-ffSI BARGAIN A Iah IIIl
ans n Da>i Alll Itisfttls stt. ela-lI if
Clefe fc<f g f-st f.sl-.-ailsl a.4
lNlE Nklk All H.N.alA tIDu. Ik1N
stal pllltls .rs.ll, saa a.t .t-i e'.-..s I'D lac
l..~i.rst s.ssit E.sa st'flas -al't-i "-t,,l..
adzIIs uef a.~. N.s.a. e-As Z. tIe-a t-i,e.ft
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s'l..Ais l- i'-s E a..H -se e.-e. -
a. % ~ els
bit A ht.'~i- "a o. -t- .-'
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

SfIAMNERfA- AID SIIlIrhEkr THAT
= have uoi called Ca ine o. 80 Immediately at
81 uuI takr auF afttr fbIs nefA t.iitfli iiiaut
free Cad a. ON stnfcr ins Monroe st n''lres.n
and ~ a. m q and ,. h.. Neiiucs1e. and
Thursday between au1 o.. laaiss nrie
DK EDWARD sloNAE ns AoNeot-si.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

The Chicago Nslcs nlts the nail square
ou the bead when i. says those ladies
Who ars giving 4 ,wers 20 the anarchists.
are very much disappointed because Tie
reporters 90 not rush up 70 them aud IN
auirs their names. Notoristy Is what
FOOLS DO most thirst ior.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Detroit Is suffering from q smallpox
epidemic. TIE disease has appeared IN
both suds q the city aud the people are
uoE thoroughly alarmed. Those people
who made such great fuss because Of
the recent quarantine against Montreal
that it vas rsisei, may uow suck tnelr
thumbs Dol silence. uor- especially II they
are ia business there.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01
Daily average Circulation 5,sea


Av-Fy l4rgs number % eKtras ot this,
our ld-5ammsr edition, Is printed To-
day. sDd 81 xho desire copiss ~ send
away .in had tls1 ior sale on al
tralas sad ness stands lunng the The
week. And .t shs office.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Is s-srstary BAYAED a~ars no Is IN
The Uaited States and up' pa Nev Jersey
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

W.z-s are dosu aud taxes should
come down with wages.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

no RENT-A HOUsE OF sEXEN ROOMS
| Furnished throughout VIII reui piano eilh
house or Without References required. D. rln-
cl5ir-st in
NOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE OF
i eight mons aDd CLOSETS s0n water good eel
lar. al sl5 per month. Enquire al III 0olc-si. lyl
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

TIE prison contract system Is crime
AGAINST lousst labor
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

iIANTED-FOUk or FIVE GOOn MOOD EN
W grsyers al tue 0rzId Rapids kngraflng NoD
i4ns e. once.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

HsCNFY TO LOAN lN lARGf 0H eNALL
II SIMS on real estate or chHtels 1cvef
Johnston ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

tiTaNTED-TNO MORE sALEsMEk WAkTfD
W al Metropolitan Manufacturing once .
DlVsi0n-st- f. r. bisieuhendeI. Nity Manage
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Americans are iu ihe heoit of thinking
tba, ao Eag.slmaa can never see a good
leks. b1t it strikes ~ thar the one who
committed suicide I'd N-F York yester-
dag .savag a note sayi < 70 mads nim
aaza f1 tb.lk Be- vss dyiog when he
aad millionaire brother was able Go see
joke wien good many Yankees
0.n ..Ia'. sss one
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

no CIASS-nEslkAbLE oFfiCE T.
| rent once furniture Tor sale cheap. Apply
?. Nonroo-sl
NOR RENT-KOoMs SUITABLE FOX OFFICES
/ OF light housekeeping iu Porter block. cor
ner Monroe ana Diy4,on-sts. Inquire oi James
Cox. Agent Room 4. IS
NOR RENT-NlCELN FURNISHED ROOM ~
I one Of the mt-i de.lrabie locations il tns
city. Gail al ~ Jefferson ave. siii
NOR RENI-A HOUSE or NINE ROOMS. AT
~ North Pro~pcci-st. Enquire oi George =
Field. i59 sasi Bridge-st -
no RENT-ONE LAk6E ROOM. No NJ Canal
| st.. has three iruut " indovs. "a ana steam
Enquire al once 81 q. A. berwln No. ~ Canals
car
no RENT-A HOUSE OF sENEN RO Ns.
4 Furnished throughout. VII rent plano with
house OF without. References required. a3 -ln-
claif-st -
no RENT-MI RESIDENCE. fUkNIIJAk
| Included, containing rooms, bath rom,
closets etc. Excellent well. clstefus and tarl
on premises. Grounds very large and Desuilflils y
shaded A good opportunity for gentleman ADD
wife wishing % keep house without cEpcn~t oi
furnishing Board for myself wife and child 81
compensation. Z. X. Bacon, 60 Wealthy ave,
corner james 4.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

uANIED-IMMFnlAT A fIRsT-CIAss
w ooeE 81 ia Aurlh nlyision-sl
lIANIED-A CQhPEIKNI GIRL. 0Ool
" easher and iraleF. aud enc thai understands
cooking Aone other need Apply. Mn. 4. y.
Friedrich. iio AegtA uis ision-sl
uTANTED-TWO KlTCHEN GIRLS AND OH
" sir - wSli iAuie Inquire a. ths fsflliou
Reds lake. today.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

uANIIi- hIaNaas fihSI-CIAss oRlEL
" talalt, ~.
"A ANItN "a COMPETENT haA IHNk-
" aaGtl atlL.sl'll..1 la titt l-S oi machinery
a. lftaA~ullal sslleTlalenaaGi af e. i.ruiilIe Isl
llfs H1ert Aft u.A1e tels-ta4s olI8 ciaIt "a
Itrleuae. feit1eucsa 4nt salars s1lRclc1 Al
drass 4Qal tTsa -4assl to.arla 81
n7ANIEI loINa AAN WILL kECoN
" Mel.lC1 eau.s lselll.lu n aflgs assistant
1,ookkeel.er. lr tAl Ia.kt himself isel.l ai aus
klnl q o1loe soT3 Aa-lass n. q lArs lsio. rtll.
herald. 81
l(AkIED BAND AEN At FIFE LAKE
" Aic1 Two s1pa l4i cogllei llsycrs, Csl
uSe q ie ~ drummer. sssll l4fAsts l-aker
have permanent sitlstiol. Aso ofsctlIis Ial s.l
- DeT AID $500 chance o. slla-i ilfefs Aouc
0ui good men NGutel Address ". A Aestol.
LeAdeL ..
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

IS0k sALK-TSo GOOD HOUSES f0R sAIk
L or reat llS llfs - ). p hosns.n ias AoaiIo's
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

nor sAIE-A FIRST CLkss. SEW hoNsE On
4 lhr ~esi ACE 81 Hours - nFel uilsak uurth
Ca y kesliLy-aFt Tor - t.sriirtlIslc ~ tAe hc-is
Nsrs.are ~ 40 ~ f.ranlflIie
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

srglesAL g.ras o kzsr COUSIN
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

LLOYD sEEzEE. Eaaor aaa Manage.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

eaAsD RAFIDs sCsDAY AUGUST l
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

NOR sAlf GRAY kAkE. fNtA WARS
4 old weighs aftut ilpi = etN Nrott ana
ssilnd a ll make tfsi a. talplt buf~e ffi0<
tl5e Can he seen a. llt slraieli-si -
NOR sAIK OR TRADh flNk slnE Hhtti
plfasurt sleau bra CHfre> ID Issltpiis BE- tisi-
MlUl.
NOR sAlF-IMn rIN FOOT SHOW DhtLo.
j AMI oDe four leoi nlth ofa. rsat e "a efl 81
a. I'D psr food 81 sold af uave. suhn hufe-s IT,
lus Canai-sl.
Il sale cavsIt Ina 81 Ha1 s. Al4l.eisa 9. Ani
6. iss4ri-si
NOR sAlE-CoNPLETE SIT N 81 Rfluhfs
hails actions auc ceit.loet snt other Waltz
shf lau frsaks Niu ttt saIa cheap. AAlftse
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

PHYSICIANS DESIRABLE oFFlCR To
rent once furniture for sale cheap. Apply
--urlll-sL
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-10-21
The Earth and the Stars.

Alpha Centaurii, the leading star in
she constellation of the Centaur. is the
nearest star to the earth, so far as
known. Its distance is usually placed
at from 10000, 600, 100000 to 29,OOO,-
600, 900, 900 miles from the earth. A
star called Sixty-one Cygni is classed
as second in distance, being put at
81, $50, 999, 900. 900 miles distance from
our globe. Most of the stars, however,
are millions of miles further away from
us than these. Light travels absjut
1856, 900 miles in every second of time,
and yet with this inconceivably
rapid velocity it would take light
about twelve years to traverse the
space separating us from that star
From the greater portion of the stars
light would be many centuries in reach.
ing us. That is to say, in these par.
licular instances the stars which we
see are not the stars as they exist to-
night, but as they existed before
Columbus sailed on his voyage of dis
covery, or even before the creation oi
ADAM st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-10-21
FARM AND FIRESIDE

Salt should be eaten with nuts !,
aid digestion.-M. T. Telegram.
Widows Cake: One cup flour. tw,
cups meal, half cup molasses, one ten
spoonful saleratus, two cups sour milI
little salt.-Toledo Blade.
Soda will clean implanted sinh.
tables and floors. Rub soda and sosr
on all grease spots; wash with hars
water and behold the results. Cinei,s
natl Times.
The following are said to be n.
symptoms of hog cholera: Drooping
ears, low-hanging head, diarrhpa
vomiting, rapid breath and an aversion
to light.-Erchange.
Hash, to be good-and it can H.
good-must not stew and simmer, and
simmer and stew, but be heated
through as quickly as possible and SEM
to the table at once.-1he Caterer.
Never serve potatoes, boiled or
baked whole, in a closely-covered dish.
They become sodden and clammv.
Cover with a folded napkin that allows
the steam to escape, or absorbs the
moisture.
No farmers wife ought to be too
busy to give an hour or more, occa.
sionally, to few plants and flowers
around the house. The place win look
more 'home-like" and make more
favorable impression upon Observer
Prairie Farmer.
Fried Scallops: Wipe each roll in
beaten egg, then in fine crumbs, and
fry in hot lard or dripping to fine
brown. Shake off the fat in split
spoon and lay in rows on hot dish.
Garnish with parsley. Pass hot crack
ers, mashed potato and cut lemon with
them.--Boston Budget.
Corn Cakes: Crate raw. green corn
that is young and tender; to two cup
| fuls of grated corn, add two Tablespoons,
| fuls of milk or cream, and three we'll
beaten eggs; salt to taste, and add
tablespoonful of melted butter, and
three heaped tablespoonfuls of flour.
Drop in spoonfuls on hot, buttered
| griddle; brown one side and turn care
fully with broad griddle-cake shovel
or s'turner. - Cincinnati Times.
Guinea fowls will 60 into house
to roost if they have been accustomed
to it, though they like to choose a place
for themselves, and have decided
liking for trees. tits necessary to keep
| them in pairs, as they are homogeneous
They nearly always steal their nests.
They are not remarkably belligerent
but il is not advisable to contine them
with other fowls. r. and Stocbn,an.
If pork has ever soured or spoiled
in barrel, it is not safe to use it for
pork again no matter how thoroughly
it may be cleansed. The cost OF o new
barrel warranted to preserve the pork
is much less than the value of meat
which it will hold. 1t is true the fault
may not originally be in the barrel but
rather in the modes of management
but having once spoiled lot Of pork
the barrel had better hereafter be LEFT
to other uses. Montreal Witness.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-10-21
UTILIZING NIAGARA.
Capitalists Who Propose to Divert Water
From the Mighty Falls.

Capitalists Who Propose to Divert Water
From the Mighty Falls.
For years the study of many en-
gineers has been to utilize the un.
limited water power afforded by the
Niagara river in the most practical and
cheapest manner. This immense power
has never been used except to very
small extent. A Company of capital.
lists ard experienced men has been
organized and incorporated as the
Niagara River Hydraulic Tunnel and
Sewer Company, whose base of opera
tons is to be at the village of Niagara
Falls.
Their object is to develop the water.
power of the great river at an estimated
expense of $3,000,000. The main point
of the scheme is to construct tunnel
from the water. level below the falls,
two hundred feet below the high bank
of the river, extending through the
rock to the upper Niagara river to a
point about a mile above the fall,
where a head of one hundred and
twenty feet is attained. The tunnel
thence is to extend parallel with the
shore of the river one and one-half
miles at an average depth of one hun
bred feet below the surface of the earth
and at distance of about one hundred
feet from the navigable waters of the
river, with which it is connected by
means of coduits or lateral tunnels.
Since the incorporation of the com.
pany, March 31st last, sufficient land
along the river has been secured, sur.
veyed and apportioned into mill sites
fronting on the river, and on the line
of the proposed tunnel, with ample
streets and dockage afording facilities
for approach by rail and water tt
accommodate $50 mills of 500 hors,
each, or $4,000 horsepower in all
which is the engineers estimate
of the capacity of the proposed tunnel
Some idea of the effect of this tunne
may be had from the fact that it viii
| develop power largely in excess o
the combined power in use at Holyoke
Lowell, Minneapolis, Cohoes, Lewiston
| and Lawrence. and it will not cos
more than one-teffth of the outlay TO
the development of the power at thes
places designated. The company ex
poets to found manufacturing town a
Niagara Falls. The plan was made b
Thomas Evershed, one of the State En-
gineers. Buffalo IN. ~ Times.