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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19


IYAGLE STEAM DYE HOUSE. NJ. u CANAL
II 81, turns out the best work ia the city ia
securing ana dyeine OF Ladies aud Gent appar-
els, ana ali jobs intrUsted % their care i done
with neatness and dispatch. 90 there. or address
them and you'll convince yourself of the iacts.
AZ J. WlTHEY, FORMERLY MANAGER OF
W Burche's painting establishment l. located
al l47 Monroe ST where Orders viii be received for
painting, paper hanging snd frescoeins. Remem-
Der The place. Opposite the Soldiers Monument
CITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY lA
Y Grandvllle-aye Regular trade solicited. ".
ROSE, Proprietor
c. EERKNER, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
j. Fine Jewellery. % Monroe-st
0SCAR DYE, ~ DIVISION ST CARPENTEk
~ and Job shop Screens 4 specially
1ROCKE1T & HOPPINs, FlSEsT ASSORTED
u furniture in the city. We do our OWE Iphols-
terine. Remember Il Canal-st.
COMMISSION. r J. LAMB 4 Co. WHO'LL
" sale dealers in fruit and vegetables, butter.
eggs. etc. : and 70 loniaft-. Grand Rapids Mich.
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asrelAL FAlas o. <-sI lo0NFT
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LLoYD ssszzz. - 'a' sal 1aa-ss'.
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n AANIED-sITCAIION AZ DELlkEKlMAN
" Tor retail snscsIy Aia yo4ug. D.afnc1
man, Neil qi4ainIed will tac cits Hnd Oai ( Ne
good recpullleiiHilUns Aaulcsa 81. "a. care ! ele-
gram Herald.
"A rANIED-Bl YOUNG NAN. WITH A
" Lorse afld wagon. d-lferllr og any sind %
light work 20 do. AduIesa b. a.. care oi Iele-
gran Herald -
tlANIEO-Bl A MIDDLE AOED AMEklCAN
W lady a sltdat4ou TO take care cf children
would prefer engaging VITA a family going % a
SUMMER resort. Addrees lJl Cas- H., 1f4nd kap-
l0s, Mich. Is
WANTED-A SITUATION As COACHMAN Or
w % care iof homes. or would work IN liver,
barn by person nov living m OWussO Can
give good rtiereuces, including one from the
Mayor OF Owosso. AdcreaS ". 4. L. per Iele-
gram egald. -
lEANTED-A SITUATION. By A GOOD, COM
" peteut glrl 10 take care Of children. Would
prefer engaging with family going "a a summer
reSOIt AdQrCsS 3ls 1olo-st.
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VI ANTED-A Once 4 GOOD MAN TO SELL
" ierriuory for a sciS "a u.ciui ana good selling
a ticie. Large cOulnll,si paid apply al No.
IA ~ CT Bridget Diaa4 Rapids. Mich.
lEANTED LADY AGrAfo. Positively
" clcar sl0 cGA. ~iih Ms nDnds rlul -eW pa
lc4t lu)Ot4 uIocl saf4.c.t iOl ltiaales. Our
kuONsI ic AZ Ht .aiadc et5 ia 4oCr days Nrs. +.
T. ilttie, OoA lab, Car 'ag -. iiL 10
"A aNitD ltrt A1ENIo rOh IHk AEM
" w,rk @ ad,t1.ic. s.rlieli anu the great Irish
slrugg Z, Dy tne e,iililvat a4sth0r lion. 4. +.
% Conner. III Ivr LNcIPDOl, aud X. NJ.
New atse cs4 with l-tlOuuCtiOu by Nr. Isrnell.
A thrilling nlsturs 81 isG oppression surprising
American s4avepl and the mighty struggle fOI
Home Rule ltal i rocking the British Empire 10
its centre. asO Biographies of the leaders. A
work from high authority, OF AL absorbing inter
est richly illustrated, and IN immense demand.
Apply quickly u II. q. Alien Publishing Co,
Grand Rapids.
IlANTED-A GOOD LIVE MAN IN EVERY
W County IN Michigan 70 set As Agent ior
Lye's Improved Boiler compound fOr re-
moving scales from steam boilers. Good COM
missions paid. Address Lye, Secretary,
Lima, Ohio. -
NANTED-CANNAssE STHROJGHOUTTHE
W state 20 solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home. For particulars address. II. ".
Nash Secretary. Grand Rapids, Men.
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N,TAMMERING AND SUFFERING CURED
= Call at room s., over l0s Aonroe-sf.. bttwcen
and ~ a m. ! and 5 p. IA. Ladies write. A
permanent cure always guaranteed. IS
lIrANTED - TIE CARE OF TWO SMALL
" children Anyone wishing board with a
mothers love- for their litteones. please address
for one week "Littleones Friend. this office -
A. CASTER & co. IS Monroe and - OTTAWA
u .sts- has opened labor Agency. Having =
great many men and women wishing employ
ment Ia various capacities. n erChants and farm
ers viii do well 70 give IA their orders. a. We
guarantee satisfaction 70 all parties We ask The
citizens OF Grand Rapies and vicinity 10 give us
& share Of their patronage. 30 charges ior Sc
curing male help. Telephone 2ss ~
ITASTED-TO EXCHANGE FOk A GVop
W road horse and TOP buggy. ! tennsnt ma
chine. dowei machines. shsper double head.
b0reing machine. puleye. shafiiug, etc, etc. j.
r Honsall, l3s M0nroe-st 81
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POS sASI-A ,fgeSlsaED FaoNr ROOM
ron RFN1-BTSfNfss rgEroSfN.

no REAI-A FIAE. WALL bIILI sUIRE.
L suitable iur large zrocers. ol gfoeery ana "a
loon combined, dwelling rslls. 4p slalfs. isrse
cod yard IA fraF eorueT III aud -lol tll4s-sls
-elii cheap Apply ol premises -
IuA EEAI FACTORY IN NILI-sI InE
very coAfenleli uflcs DstiliIag g2l08 leel
hts siorios hign "lth s,Aly hoHse power walter
Nheri hFdlsullc stand plle. hose 4nl lo11lea Ia
catl ft-iil vles atff Steam beating liiFe shaft
tusf fu-lr4e tr tns lt.-, ai-a addition contain
ins ollee. fsDHeiili steam engine, 1olcf c0al
foom auq dis rs1n sl9re l1ol. etc. Inquire Of
bulterv eril aud Love AZ
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raa hs ososd ilst Ebeu General
3II es zs.s .rip ou omosiMo eSsia le
ri.l s.oos h.m staoa. further ceremony.
A drum hsad court MARTA. and 8 speedy
exscuhau Isl asa. a.l make peace aicssr
dian aartl.az r.8.
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Also a large assortment of
combination suitings in the
highest art, will be put on sale
at prices never before offered
in this market.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

1rsin 80 81 hss TnFoiifl ,uscn oslly ssoeri
sunday TOR Grand ksFids HnHsud Cfaut
haven. Muskee,u and ffnfesiof Also q Through
Coach leaves the ais1ve fsl.nis wac A " kv
cscb cay. cxoeIa SUNDAY. arriving iu 1oie5o ca
Train Ne 8, ~ AS D m
Al trains daily e1Cepf suncsy.
u X MITCHELL. IL MCHpeR.
Ast Gen Pas Agent ffeul lssr heeid =
n C. NkTTHFws. Norlh western AZ Nusk eenn.
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HOTEL 70 RENT.

This building is new. 7szrz< feet.
The two upper stores ere finished for 3
hotel. containing so rooms. al steam
heated Tvo blocks from Union Depot,
on one Of tss pr'ncpsi streets. Street
cars pass each way every seven inmates.
Is ready "a occupy. ard ~iii Be rented
cheap Inquire Of Joseph Hesis or A. p.
Watson
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0a- dep. .4s -.0ruiuS convey
the -ssi iorm .lol lhat Congress
&. Ik-.5 f3 all Iru Elt4lu 40 weeks.
Lsss a+al bope th- rsport Is true.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

Is cof ~ DER srrest uart of q scheme ~
boom che American Water Queen Per.
bags rhe -a'arel intends ~ manage her
-arr srassu firfr.f Ir,r..if
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200 YARDS

Moquette Carpets, the hest
qualities OF American manu-
tacture, comprising a great
variety of choice patterns.
Your choice of the entire
stock for $l.35 per yard.
SPRING & CoNPAEY.
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i. v1ald o5 sold .mag for this cOaatry
II - ths las s-1n1.nag ta- landing Il
gors.ga psapers s..s alisi one Prooi0i--
is,- th, Iald ay ~ foreiga norn0l5.
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Michigan cenrrsi

All 0.lsrs daily cxeeTi suatas
Sleeping can ral ol iAeihc and Atlantic
press trains O. aud tnsl DflrtL
Parlor cSrs rln on bay hsNrf>s and Grand Rap
ios - pres to aud irsn Detroit
nlroCs connections made sf peirli. WIN al
thro.ch trains tnsl over 81 ~ n h.. ileualis
southern DiNIsioHI
cHAs H NoEsIs. General Az. ~ Nonrec-st
J 81 HkwKIss llCkci kFL Onion lep1t
a. "a. NVSs9N. Inion Tat Once. a. &ounse.si
o. " kp00LEs. q. i. a =. A. shiosEu.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

Tee Penney Faaia papers are oeSl1-
nng Cd ind ont -uaf tDs,r cherished l,.sa
t1af privafs soldiers dad somasniag o. do
elfl che Dattle o. .istigsours ls 81 non-
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FOR SALE-PAPERS.

NOR sALE-OLD PAPERS NEATLY FOLDED.
I Excellent FOR patterns. shelves etc Fifteen
cents hundred Apply al THIS oltce this week.
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Extra Quality Gros Gram
Silks, about fifty pieces, up
wards of four thousand yards,
in all colors and shades, for
fifty-eight cents per yard
This lot has all been reduced
rom one dollar and one twen-
ty-tive per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
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CIV. q Dog e Bsi Name aud Hang Him.
THE improviieut savings Bank ought o.
have been fhe name of tbsr .Windied ST.
--.--. L--.---n-l.n - 81. -. Hl.aE.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19
Detroit. Mackinsc a .srquesis ~ a.
-

Frpre~ trsins daily ths vesf round maks eis@s
CONNECTIONS Hifh frsIua fnrr farsia The haet
end south. to al Lake superior Toifts.
A WhTanN " AIIFr
Gen superintendent Cen f'est a Iirtff Az
Msruuetie kifh Marquette. Nifh
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PROFEssT0X4I
pEhNnN VI

DR EDWARD sIoNAN. lla MONROE Fl.
~ Hour ~ so = IN. to p. n. - =. m.
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Detroit. Grand Haven Mii~.us~s.


TIIEITI- NIITIIIH q - TIIf-I| III
Passengers taxing TIE 0.La a. IA prtse DlAkf
clus-e connection ~ DNtfs1 i1r laaufilF nlin ~
Detroit for New lork. arriving there al JOSH M.
the follow iuE morning.
Night E1Dncse has luChi sleeping Car fflm De
.raif 10 Grand Rapids
This H. the only line running llmifct E1pn1k
leaving here - t.s3 3. n. Nilh rlrfluE Car ~
Detroit making cifcci ounueciiols fof az pnils
Eaxi striving NJ New YORK ei iH b m TIE follow.
inr evening. Trains west az lN s6 , m Vll nlEks
direcI connection with palace steamer Cliy of
Milwaukee FOR ali points west
Thr0lch urEe.f ecclrel al D. q RI a oriceT
Sweets Hote tlpck. and o. The depot
p. poTTEn City Pas AGENT
Gro "a REEFE IrAfhc Manage. lhicsE0
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{ COMP ANY'S
DRESS GOODS SALE
-
LOT /.
1000 yards Plain and Novel
ty Suitings, worth from SIPS
TO Sl.50, for $l.00.


1000 yards. This lot con-
sists of Plain and Mixed Suit
ings in the very latest styles
and colorings splendid for
street and travelling costumes.
Worth Soc to $l.00 for zoe.
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Short line and Threuch Coaches from ~ 4 Rap
Holland cd haven. q uskeeuu auc teuiysteI
GnINa MEsT nnnLr.- L... con. IAeI
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An old Bi 70 in Borro we'd Piumes.
Be Isl sail that Ben Ba.ier Tiii oe = Dem
1rrat this year auI r,in fl-Conzress - firgnl
Tr.rrr-s- Hr~rLf
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Byron Hswett atc greeuscorn. grown in
bis ssris8. last SUNDAY -WIfi- Rapids
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LOT III.

LOT III.
5000 y ards, comprising eight
or ten different styles of goods
in canvass and serge effects,
plain and plaids, 65c to 75c,
for SOC.
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Srs1l ~ ia= Aisleli4 -
Ia C-rla Ilat lee
ts1lalE SRA
auife l.eaFs
lIsVt-ss NIfy a Aaeknlaa sIIsu
lr4scrss l3t a Aaes-.-as fa.su sstsU
-rakeast ia,t a Aslailaa ~ LltEA
1ratu .t1F Flus 81 sl5 a. Ass ,ilAir aAI alla11e1
i.1 trafulst tItA aal 4 klllsa.
ll t@ll 4-s cheir 80 ils Ns.l1-as Cas-
64.1 iEahclst f'af.
ID al U u1A hss sic<I'llle aIc ltsr can q
lFsYsrt CA. aul Aal1lass t,lI
tsol42 SeatA.
sFsKt l1aVo
foF (a.isl4..lzii ..-.-.....-..- t.saA Fttk.1
f0T r "a N gsls Aia kas -- lr14u listau
fro1a Irsrels< & a tiat $50 llt 4 m
Al tr4list 1Al.s rxCsia rasll4s.
1 tfatl E., lsif lT laT 81 t,.iiCllll1ii.
tk 4rall las slt't IlE CAT i.if til,.lL.lll.El
$50 A. AIall s-lals<.is = haia-ll-.s1 i.l hstiit
tFtA @a1t -ai ia,illlli a-.1 tslia4iA1 lsiaia a.
nkluk 81 ite I.lt ai 1888
lnIultl arkEts ale tllI -uilflle-4,.G 1sl ~
1aa - calIlls llsu a. AIlae.slst tiCkrl Aftlli ~
1cfs5L 81 Nreet "A M MLas.l lisl4 Iclts Aktlt &
A.AaFse STREE a. j. t4slk eNalo
t1enffsl f4ssal,Esl 1ni 1lgEel AeeuL
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sPFCT<CTFs

IN THE DOLLAR sPkCIkCLEs. With Per
~ festion Glasses from Loeb kairine. Scotland.
ID are superior - AL other, a. the lenses srs
ground and polished with mathematical pre-
Cision. iuyigoraiing The eyeS. and iu uGnF cases
curing visusl defects Avoid using common
sYeCtacleS. CirCuiAn free. J. >. H0MAN. l5e
Wonrnoef
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There Is u1 longer any douot bat that
RoAcH .a sppro4caing the grave, ald tie
end may Be reached Within q ieV days,
aud JoHN RoacH is dying Of a broken
heart snl mortleatiou over the manner
in wnlrh TIE government has treated Inn
ln regard 20 the steamer Dolphin. \
United Pcess reporter who stood be-
side the Ben % the dying msl a few days
ago says ir IS pia,a. 30 hear him aow, ~
a io@ sua feeble voice, tell about his ship
yards aud the years hs s.. eat in buiidlug
them uo 90 reflect credit on the United
States. and then to 5s crushed ia his Old
age. The spectacle Is a sad one. There
eau he no douot but thst john Roach
has nsvsr been the same man since tae
shameful manner ia wh.ca Secretary
WHIrSEY treated him ~ the Dolphin
matter. Secretary WHITszY's zeal IN dis
office Is 10 be commended, but no honest
minded man VINO followed the cou-se n
his transactions Ia regard 20 tais stssmer
can help doubling that his zsai * seeded
his common sense and jlstness. Tvs con-
dact clearly lsnon5trated taat la be-
hsgsd R0AcH % % "a leach contractor
lin palmer words thief. ], vas this
that broke the old maa down. When he
dies lis demise viii be sincerely r-vrst-
t>d both by Democrats AID Republicans,
- f.. has MANI. friauf- efoopp DroDi-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

r steam nre House. SO n CansI-st is fhe
f.sf 3 see n tha rirr f1r earIn sni c1IoalE of
ladies and cents clafhIre also aresaes sisgis
closss n'sfers. rinhons ETC. sn1 CASA -f pric.e
t7r work correspond Ntth the Frnsenf ne-t finfs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

ATANEEl-s 1olA Ae LADY >If Els5 6AFhfE
" e-a tsFesrllsf saass gts-lls.a .s l.gr.s-
s.aae-- ls @-Ile e GAS al taaa
"A AAIEU a llEfl Au4AN f.h EENFRAL
" nsl.escrs tne thal caa slssp si Aulae
pfeterred ll4alre 81 Nr. r. LusellL d 81
UiI4HasL
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SPIRIT or rHE STATE PRESS.

Woe Again Rsi sns ia the Land
Free dances are played 0ut.-D9.gfls
E--.-f
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Al = EOAAD
Az iF4inE nla a. sag glsle. = - ; Cel. :
s-Al1Arc mas.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09
SAVANNAH MORNING. NNEws: MoE1BAY, AUGUST 9, 1885,

it up haste all over with butter, sift flour
on the top, and as soon as this froths and
browns transfer the meat to hot dish.
Garnsh with water crosses.
NEW POTATOES are so indigestible until
fully grown that TO advise cooking them
Is like recommending diet of boiled bull
let's. When ripe-and not until then
they are a valuable contribution to sum-
mer bill of fare. Rub the skins off with
coarse towel, wash in cold water and
drop into boiling. little salted, cook fast
for twenty minutes; turn off the water.
sprinkle with salt and set at the back OF
the range in al uncovered pot to dry off
into mealiness.
BANANA Ice CREAM.-One quart of
milk and the same OF rich, sweet cream,
three cups OF sugar, six eggs, six large.
ripe bananas, pesled and cut up small;
bit of soda in the milk. Feat the milk to
scalding; beat eggs aud sugar together
and pour the hot milk over them gradu-
ally, stirring all the time; set over the
fire in farina Kettle and stir until we'll
thickened. Let it get cold; mix in the
cream; put it into an ice cream churn
and when half frozen heat in the minced
banana and freeze hard,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09
Insect DestroYers.

Farmers, gardeners and fruit growers
are much worse plagued than formerly
by injurious insects. This in part due to
the destruction OF birds and other animals
that, if left alone, would keep them in
check, 1t is unsafe disturbing the bal
ances which nature has established to
keep her economy undisturbed. The Eng
lsb sparrow has IN many places driven
away native sOngsters far more useful as
we'll as more musical than itself. But one
Of the farmers and gardeners aids in in
sect destruction seems to be increasing in
numbers. This is the toad which, though
not good-looking, is an invaluable friend.
lie works more effectively in DESTROYING
many insects because he work In the
night. The common snake is one Of the
chef enemies OF the toad, and therefore
Tue destruction OF snakes, which are them
selves insect destroyers to some extent,
mas not been an unmixed evil.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09
POPULAR SCIENCE.

The deepest we'll in the world is at
Homewood, Pa, and is 5000 feet below
the surface.
The lack of fragrance In the flowers OF
California is thought TO be due to the dry
ness OF the climate.
The use OF natural gas as fuel is an i'm
portant factor in the production OF cheap
iron in W estern Pennsylvania.
Danger signals are used in the mining
centres of England 10 make known sucn
atmospheric changes as may affect the
workings of the mines.
Flowers in winter can be kept fresh for
a week or two. Lay them in shallow
pan or bowl with their stems In very
little water in the evening and cover them
with a very damp towel. In the morning
they can be arranged in vasssfor the day.
The stems can be cut a little daily.
BY diamond drills at Schladebach,
Prussia, in search for coal. a depth OF 1850
feet has been reached. The government
bore the expense, $4,000, ana the work
occupied three-and-a-hali years. At the
bottom the temperature is As degrees CEN
degrade, confirming the idea that the heat
increases as we descend into the earth.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09

re" persons know what the farms of
u" cOuntry suffer from loss OF time. The
''HO' farming carries with 1t a ceaseless
,o-'us Oil interchangeable labor, year in
year out which, no doubt, deters
'D' young men from selecting it as their
~'V'a''on' But some thoughtful and en-
fe''''ced farmers have been investigat-
'He question of lost time on the farms
Aua lere Is the result;
Ga HI'am II. Bonner, of Gordon county,
TG,,'l lhe Country Gentleman, SAYS:
conn.,. Years ago several gentlemen in this
wb,, undertook the TASK Of finding out
paroa per ceul OF our population was en-
ibs,ri'u producing food and clothing, and
B4d 'e'd-e Time those who IabOred in the
fonrd "Olhtd IN twelve months. They
thai o"'' tisiactorily to themselves,
worb oue IN eight was engaged in field
did p Sot mat the field work in TINS county
Year ~. average over six months in the
slyto,ooo one person has TO feed and clothe
The n'a persons with six months work.
as w eeii,VpoItIon of play time is too much,
40 Tue number Of idlers.'"
per,a,'9''u TO hired field labor, Mr.. Bon.
eouprru S sore that Major Dent, Of Floyd
hand "a remembers well when one
Wages w. as much labor as two do now,
DO and ' ", zoo high Tor the work the hands
duets ny tie price we obtain for our pro-
extrsys1dnls, coupled with the increased
Counts , oa IN dress and luxuries, &C.
Ourisrm NOR the dissatisfaction OF many Of
Newo Gus The agricultural editor of the
lng, dreams Picayune adds the follow
Il IS estimay nelghborkoods in Mississippi
even in tha aled that most OF the farmers,
Bon, do not painting and cultivating sea
leyen. and t work more than three days in
1t all unt G utter harvest they hardly work
leat ronnd spring. Wood is chopped the
seldom an rom day to day as needed.
"lnlul ahead, or a load ahead
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09

Thread has recently been made from the
bolls of milkweed, which is said TO have
had The consistency and tenacity OF flax
or linen thread. The fibre is long. easily
carded and can be adapted TO spinning on
an ordinary flax spinner. Easily grown,
the plant, hitherto worthless weed, may
prove a rival to the cotton OF the South.
For a green transparent varnish for
metals, grind small quantity OF Chinese
blue with double the quantity of finely
powdered chrOmate of potash Git requires
the most elaborate grInding); add sutfi-
cient quantity of copal varnish thlnned
with turpentine. The tone may be altered
by adding more or less Of one or the other
ingredients.
An anti-insect fabric has been patented
by Mr.. John p. Regain, of New York city.
1t is made by first stepping the fabric in
solution of tobacco and cascarilla bark
macerated in benzine, then drying and
sleeping in tobacco, cascarllla bark and
hot water, the fabric to be used in trunk
Innings, etc. as a protection from moths
or other insects.
A fine lustrOus polish for delicate caol-
net work can be made as follows: Hail
pint of linseed oil, half pint of old ale, the
white of an egg and one ounce spirits OF
salt (muriatic acid. Shake well before
using. A little to be applied to the face
of soft linen pad ana lightly rubbed for
a minute or two over the article to be re-
stored, which should first be rubbed of
with an old silk handkerchief. 1t will keep
any length of time.
The Greek Government ia to build the
Corinth canal; width on the surface of
the water twenty-five metres; width Of
the two entrances fifty TO sixty metres.
About 600 men are now at work on the
canal, and the sea now flows into the same
with depth of water of five metres for
about 500 metres on each side of the 18TH
mus. The eventual depth Of the canal is
to be eight metres. About one-fourth OF
the whole excavation has been done.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09
How to Disappoint a Balky Horse.

How TO Disappoint Balky Horse.
The Fitchburg Sentinel tells how a Le-
Ominster farmer cured his horse Of u balky
freak by gentle means.
He drove him, attached to a rack wagon,
10 the wood lot for a small load of wood.
The animal would not pull pound. He
did not beat him but tied him to tree and
"let him stand" He went to the lot at
sunset and asked him to draw, but he
would not straighten tug. 81 made up
my mind" said the farmer, "when that
horse went to the barn he would take that
load Of wood. l went to the barn, got
blankets and covered the horse warm,
and he stood until morning.
Then be refused to draw. At noon l
went down and he was probably hungry
and lonesome. He drew that load of wood
the first time l asked him. | returned,
cot another load before fed him. | then
rewarded him with good dinner, which
he eagerly devOured. l have drawn sew
eyal loads since. Once he refused to draw.
but soon as he saw me start for the house
be started after me with the load. A horse
becomes lonesome and DISCONTINUED when
left alone, as much so as a person, and
claim this method, if rightly used, is bet
ter for both horse and man than to beat
the animal with a club"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09
Just So.

IL lsa curious fact, says an observant
writer, that the great unthinking guilt
Die people who consume most of the bad
Ink and artificial butter are not making
any noise about the matter. The battle is
Ds'"een the dairymen and tie butterine
manufacturers as to which shall enjoy
soe patronage of the gullIble multitude,
SnHe the latter look on quietly as thong h
.u'F mad nopersOnal interest in the fight"
ile people are right. This is, or ought to
YEA free country, and these "gullible"
People know full well by experience, that
d oil The spurious and fraudulent arti-
.'s IN the country were prohibited by
o.S.uIe the libraries could not contain the
..a'1'es' and they would have scarcely
al! Manufactured articles left.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09

j. f. Taylor, of Michigan, states the
following causes of failure in peach Gull
ture: az
/. A wet SOIL or one holding water
around the roots of the trees.
,. Excessive fertility while trees are
young.
3. Severe cutting back of the young
growth each year.
A. Exhaustion OF the vitality Of the
trees by overbearing.
.. Deficient and improper cultivation.
The conditions of success, he thinks, are
the following:
l. An elevated location that is not sub
Ject to late frosts in the spring or early
trosts in the TAIL.
?. A warm and moderately fertile soil
that is we'll drained by nature.
q. Thorough cultivation without ma
nure until the trees come into bearing.
4. Prevention of overbearing.
D. Continued cultivation until the close
OF the dry weather every summer, il ne
cessary, until September.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-09
amrtiOm saIre FUTURE pano.
Household and Kitchen Furniture
AT AUCTION.
Id. LaRoOHE's SONS, AuotIoneers.

/. ID. LsROCHE'S SONS, AuctIoneers.
On TUESDAY, the 10th inst, at II o'clock IN
the morning, at the Ogethorpe Barracks,
Liberty street side, near Drayton street,
Will be sold the following;
One 7-Octave Piano very little used, now
IN perfect oruer), Carpets, sets Bedroom
Furniture, Paror Set, / STAR Carpet and
Rods, Rugs. Lamps, Pillows, Mattresses. Pic
lures, Folding Chair, Rockers. Dining room
Chairs. Walnut Dining Extension Table.
Gasoline Stove, l Cooking stove, on Cloth,
Safe, lot Crockery, etc.
Sale positive. Terms cash.