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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-13
BATTLE OF BULL run.
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WHEAT AFTER CORN.


Unquestioas ably the Cheapest way ~ Rails
Ing Good Wheat Crop.
The practice Of sowing wheat after
corn is deservediy meeting with in
creased favor. both on account Of its
harmony with the well-established prin-
ciple Of rotation Of crops, and because
it is the cheapest way crop Of wheat
can be made. A few years ago it was
thought to be impossible to get a full
crop Of wheat BY this method, and
there are probably many farmers yet
who regard it as . slovenly process;
but experience hiss amply demonstrated
that this need necessarily be q no more
slovenly method than any other. and
that when It j. properly followed out the
results fully justify the means.
To insure the best results the corn
should have been thoroughly cult
waited. both 70 keep down weeds and
to keep the soil loose. The corn
should have been planted early. that
cutting may begin early. Just before
cutting il begun. the shock-rows should
be sown with one-horse drill. IL pos
sible, If not sow broadcast and Guilt
vate in; then put in a force Of cutters
sufficient to finish the field within a
week As soon as the cutting is fairly
under way. put on heavy spike har-
row and harrow down the stubs.
which should be cut close 70 tho
ground. rs long stubs are great vcx-
alton in drilling. Harrow inlands. 90
ing in one direction. and thoroughly
-. = ~.
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To have . line crop Of cherries and
10 worms. simply spray them with
London purple water right after the
blossoms are dropped and then two or
three times afterwards. Use teaspoon
full Of the purple 70 large pail q W.
ter. -Frua Recorder
1T Is not always easy % start
fru;t-jar cover. Instead Of wrenching
your hands and bringing on blisters,
simply invert the jar and place the top
h hot water for 4 minute. Then try
II. and you will lind e turns quite
easily. w. y. Farmer.
All small apples and others defect
i've in form or damaged by worms have
their best market en- the farm A. food
for animals II packed with sound
fruit. even in small proportion. they
reduce the price Of all even to the point
u loss. N Y. telegram
Minced Veal: Cut the meat from
the bones. and having minced Il very
fine with small piece Of lemon peel.
CRATE over ii little nutmeg. and
sprinkle on some pepper and salt Put
the bones into saucepan with large
onion chopped fine and water enough
70 moisten well; thicken with little
-four and butter and serve on buttered
toast The Household
Grapes. to do their best and rot
the least, require high. dry ground.
Grapes growing where the vine Is shell
tered from excessive rains and hot sun
are induced to rot but little. We be-
lieve trellis made with wide board
r<.x-..- - sha t.,~ .c,.lJ - = vvxoouss -.
prevent rot and mildew. On high.
gravclly soil We have had no trouble
with either. ~ itteiGpd Leader.
To amuse a convelescing child il .
hard and very important task for
mothers or nurses. One who has ex-
pericnce reports the success Of having
hung the walls Of the room thick with
illustrated papers, and giving the child
. long pointer. His pointing and ques-
tioning concerning scenes in all parts
Of the world afforded inexhaustible
means Of amusement - Chicago Herald,
Fig Pudding: Three-quarters Of a
pound Of grated bread. half a pound
Of best figs. six ounces Of suet. six
ounces Of moist sugar. ateaspoonful Of
milk. and little nutmeg grated. The
figs and suet must be chopped very
fine. Mix the bread and suet first.
then the figs, sugar and nutmeg. one
egg beaten we'll. and lastly the milk.
Boil in mold four hours. To be
eaten with sweet sance- Boston Post.
For Curing Hams; The following
mixture has been used BY our family
(the countrified ones) for about three
generations The hams are sure to
keep and are noted for their excellent
flavor. For one hundred pounds Of
meat take four pounds of fine salt.
four ounces Of saltpeter and one pound
of brown sugar. Rub the hams with
the mixture every other day. until all
Is absorbed. No more salt is required
Montreal Witness.
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The nuts should be gathered when
about half grown. and while soft
enough 70 be readily pierced with 4
common brass pin. When gathered.
lay them in strong brine for four or
five days, changing the brine every
forty-eight hours Then drain on the
brine and allow them to dry for an
hour or two; then pierce each nut with
a large needle, and lay them in cold
water for four or five hours. Take
good cider vinegar. and 70 each gallon
add tcacup Of sugar. three dozen
cloves. the same number OF black
pcppcrcorns. bali as much allspicc
and few blades Of mace. Heat the
vinegar and spices. and poor over the
nuts while hot. In three or four DAYS
pour OF the vinegar. heat up again.
and pour back into the jars or other
vessel containing the pickles. The
rickles'will he ready for usa IN four u
six wcck.--N n. SUM
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EarthQun kes Due tn the Escape Of Vast
Volumes Of Natural Cas-
Among the many theories PROFOUND
ed to account for the Charleston. 5. G..
earthquakes not the least plausible i
that which attributes them to the es-
cape Of the vast volumes Of petroleum
and natural gas. When il l. eon,id-
cred that the pressure Of the escaping
gas i 90 great that it has never yet
been accurately measured. ii will be
readily seen how the withdrawal Of its
support from the interior might give
rise to sufficient displacement Of the
crust Of the earth along the line OF
geological weakness to produce all the
disastrous results which have been re-
counted. Gauges connected with some
Of the wells show pressure Of five
hundred pounds to the square inch.
and this il believed 10 be far below the
normal pressure in the vast cavcrns
where il was stored before q myriad OF
openings permitted its escape 10 the
outer world. The volume which has
thus been liberated ID simply incalcula-
bic. and Il Is hardly possible that such
stupcndous causes should not produce
equally stupendous results A well
expect balloon to retain its rotundity
when a rent in its skin allows the gas
10 escape.
The plausibility Of this theory i
further sustained BY the reports Of
serious changes in the Cow OF gas ut
various points. II the crust Of the
earth Is supported to any great extent
BY its fluid and gaseous contents, and
sinks or Is disrupted by the withdrawal
Of their support ~ one point, such .
disturbance might be naturally expected
20 check or modify the How ne other
points by opening avenues into new
cavities and rcccsses. IL Il by no
means improbable that We will hear Of
both gas and oil wells divcrscly affected
~ q result Of the recent seismic phc-
Domcna.
Bacon has told IA that ..thc worlds
q bubblc;' and the man who called
him
The wisest, brightest mcancst Of mankind.
speaks Of the Ruler OF the Universe as
watching, with equal eve
Atoms or systems into ruin hurled.
Aud now bubble burst and now 4 world.
II i BY no means rcassuring TO re.
member that the poetic prescicnce il
something akin 70 inspiration. --Cht
sago NeUs.
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.


--Gcneral Phil Sheridan has mnde :
handsome collection 81 gold and uni quo
coins.
Miss Leah Brooks. ~ Seneca. N.
r.. who Is only nine years old. weighs
one hundred and twcntv-nin. pounds
Wilkie Collins Is holding back his
new novel till autumn. His pen 4
now plotting a Christmas tale. ~ Y.
Tribune.
I'm the State Library al Boston,
which contains straightforward vol
umes. there Is not = single novel. ~
Boston Journal.
Paul Hayne once described 4 cy-
clone. which he viewed from the win
dows Of his cottage. as s.fhe untrans-
lated bIasphcmies Of hell. "-Louisriils
Conrier-Journui
Cornelius and William X. Wander
bilt have ever since their fathers death
received daily about one hundred let
tiers from strangers. appealing for aid.
N Y. Graphic.
Roy Allen. for long time travel
ing passenger agent Of the Grand
Trunk railroad. has been licensed 10
preach and will 90 10 India as ms
sionary. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The mother Of General Philip Sher.
tdan Is eighty-seyen years old and lives
In modest little house near the Hook
ing valley. Her health Is excellent,
and she enjoys nothing better than 4
chat about her son. 10 = visitor she
said recently: You can excuse an old
mother for being so proud Of her son.
He has always been good 70 me. -"
ClerelGnd Leader.
Miss Polly Gehris, of Washington
township. Pa, who recently died 1t the
age Of eighty-four. was always a manly
sort Of woman. She hired out to the
farmers to work in the field and could
do mans work. She smoked and
chewed tobacco for over fifty years.
and boosted that she had never had I
beau and that no man ever lived who
dared to ask her 70 marry him - Pits
burgh Post
-Lotta's latest biographers say that
the actress fortune easily reaches :
million and that she has lost and been
swindlcd out Of fully third as much.
She has prudently put 100000 in
United States bonds and the rest is in
vested in real estate. Next year Lolita
will not play more than three months,
and after tina. it is not improbable that
she will withdraw altogether from the
glare Of the footlights. SO Chicago Jour
nal.
Lord James Manning three years
ago was one Of the besf-known men
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HUMOROUS.

A man has invented chair that
can be adjusted 10 eight hundred diff
fcrent positions. 1t is designed for a
boy to sit in when he has his hair cut
~ y. Mail
Teacher Ito the class in chemistry
What does sea-water contain beside
the sodium chloride we haze men,
tioned?" Gubbins' Youngest ~. Fish.
sir. - Chicago Ledger.
MN" Mamma" exclaimed three-and.
a-half year old Walter. earnestly. a.
he came running in NJ the back door.
.'now know what the sky IS; it's the
roof 70 al over ~ y 1sicgram-
Explicit Directions Young man
driving with young girD 81 say.
farmer. how can get back TO the vii
lagc the quickest way Farmer
:. Well. you might run your horse -
It'd hts.
Never missed
when girl is duly married.
And by the bridegroom kissed.
She's numbered 'mcngst the many
Who never will be missed.
Merchcaf Trareiev.
-" That's what call hrsh money. y
remarked the daddy when he planted
down the cash for bottle OF pare
goric to take home for use in the in
f,mtle portion of the family. - Toledo
American.
Customer -s.Waiter. here l. a but
ton III the soup" Waiter. Button,
Sah? Yes. sab. guess dat all right,
sah. Customcr@..It's all right, u
course. but thought perhaps button
hole went with it"-Lic.
Mrs. Champignon :. How il the
cuisine at your hotcl?' Mrs. Startup
- The wot?" Mrs. Champignon-
4 The cuisine" Mrs. Startup-s
don't know. amt seen none yet;
but the cookin' Is jest elegant. The
Rmnbicr.
dearest / love you. Fly with
me" said a baseball player to his best
girl. IL would" said the fair one.
.only il would never be- q success"
''Why not?' We'll. you know. you
are always caught on the fly. and"
But he rang his gong and fed. ~
y. Susl
A well-drcssed country man stopped
- tuc entrance OF the EetrOlcum EX-
change on lower Broadway and gazed
inside with considerable interest. A
broker ON the lookout for commissions
said 70 him. cordially: "Are you in Oh,
sirf' mo. mister,' said the country
man. moving away. Elm no sardinc."
Harper's Baxar.
Why He Suddenly Left. George
Then you will not have mcP" Au-
Iella (nr1nly) No. SIR George
hcn have but one request to
make. Aurclia (affected) 800" What Is
\. ueorgeg George Tin tears) -
Bury me in the woods Aurclia
lconsideratcy PAW" Hadn't better call
the bulldog TO kill you first?"-- Phiio,
He was an EngIishman and nc
found new grievance against Califor.
ma He was much impressed with the
country and in productions. He was
very enthusiastic until they showed
nm pumpkin weighing 1855 pounds.
his y 700 much, don't you know, I"
nc said. with an injured air. IA
pumpkin 1875 pounds. Hang Il, I only
weigh lj5 myself ~ San FRANCHISE
Chronicle.
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The ungenious Dpvser Constructed By =
New Orleans Composition.
The composing room Of the Psc0ynnc
is situated in the upper story Of its
publication house. just under the roof.
and in summer Is ex trencly hot An
inspiration seemed to have come 10
one Of the oppressed occupants. and.
in accordance with it. vertical
wooden box WAS constructed in the
corner Of the room. with openings at
the floor and ceiling. and furnished
with pipe for supplying water At the
top. and pan and drain ut the bottom
for receiving the How and carrying Is
safely away The supply pipe was
bcnt over the upper end Of the shaft.
ard fitted with nose like that OF .
watering pot. 50 A. to deliver shower
OF spray instead Of solid stream. On
connecting il with the service pipe the
movement of the water was found 70
cause an active circulation Of the air
in that part Of the room. which was
drawn in At the upper opening Of the
shaft and issued again cool and fresh
At the floor level.
The most surprising thing about the
experiment seems to have been the e.
feet Of the water in cooling the air to
degree much below its own temper
aturc. With Mississippi water when
drawn from the service pipe indi-
Gated temperature Of ~ degrees. the
air Of room in which the thermomet-
er az the beginning Of trial stood At IS
degrees was cooled in passing through
the length Of the shaft 10 "a degrees. or
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15

IL want TO thank you for telling me- Of
DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription"
writes lady TO her friend. FOR : long
time was unit 70 attend 70 the work Of
my household. kept about but felt
miserable. had terrible back
aches and bearlng-down sensations across
me aud was quite weak and discouraged
sent and got some Of the medicine after
receiving your letter, and IL has cured me.
hardly know myself l feel 50 well"
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"Don't know what ais me lately. Can't
eat well-can't sleep well. Can't work,
and don't enjoy doing anything. Amt
all kind o. played out, someway." That Is
what scores q men say every day. II they
would take DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" they would soon have no occa-
sion to say It. 1t purif.es the blood. tones
up the system and fortifcs it against dis
ease. Is Il . great anti-bilious remedy Is
well
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An Italian organ grinder had
been playing before the house OF .
very irasciblc old gentleman. who furi-
ously and with wild gcsticulations
ordered him 70 ''move on" The or
gan-grindcr stolidiy ground on. and
WAS arrested for his disturbance. AZ
the policc-court tho magistrate asked
him why he did not leave when re-
questcd. Me no undcrstan' mooch
Inglcse." was the reply. "Wcll."
said the magistrate. but you must
have understood his gestires-his mo-
tons III tinkec he come 10 dance"
was the rcjoindcr. Y. Ledger.
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NocoLrSY has published : new song, snti-
tied NY Proposal" II IL probably writ
TN in the key of BE mine. Oh r'- Waskta0-
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FoR preventing dandruR and falling Of
the hair, Halls Hair Remover Is unequaled.
Every family should be provided with
Ayers Cherry PectoraL Cures Colds and
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An exchange tells about . sailor ~
- o. too.-DssiiaGGs ~ RFsA
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All Used Up

Strength ~ gone. Tired out Overworked Feel
ing mean and mIscT-bie.-lou must net neglect
yourself longer. Delays are dangerous. Tho down
ward tendency OF your system must ~ stopped.
You rcci the tonlnr. s.renxthcninx br. .inE up
properties 81 Hoods sarsaparilla. % restore ron ~
health. give you an appetite. and make you active.
cheerful and willing 10 work.
II felt good results from the lrst dose OF Hoods
ear<apariia- y seemed 70 50 from my head % ny
toes know Hoods Sarsapariiin 4 . good thing
and on the strength OF my own experience hare
sold great deal o. H." q. IL srRArrox. drrsxiss.
Westneid. Mass.
shave taken Hocd's ssr~aparIlla for dyspepsia
and - . tonic Alternative. with the most beneficial
results. ! have also used Il for rheumatism i'm
the good erect. Irernri Il one Of the very best
samily Incidence and would mot willingly - With
sutil" A. y. CUnRY. Providence. RI.
Hoods SareaparIlla
Sold by al druggists d: rix roe g. Prepared only
y @ !. HOOD Co. Aposhecsrler. Lowell. ~
100 Doses one Dollar
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Az advertiser in one OF the papers SAYS
that he has acotfage 70 let containing eight
rooms and an acre Of land.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-15

THE evil consequences Of smoking are
illustrated by Mt Vesuvius which Con-
SANITY suffers from eruptlons
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Hoors are i fashion-on nour bArrels.-
1ss Age.
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= BURGLAR ALARM Wake up John
I'm afraid there's somebody getting int
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CHICAGO women never argua They put
their foot down. and that covers the whole
ground--PyGir< Farmer.
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WHEN . dispute arises 1t cards Hoylo
viii sometimes calm the troubled watera

EVERY person Is interested IN their own
affairs, and il this meets the eye Of any one
who IL suffering from the effects Of torpid
liver, we will admit that he Is interested in
getting well. Get bottle Of Prickly Ash
Bitter, use it a. directed. and you will al
ways Be glad you resi- this item
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No Opium in Piso's Cure for Consump-
tion- Cures where other remedies fail. sc
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-09-09
NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record OF the Week.


Three laborers employed by the
Pennsylvania Road at Summer Hill crossed
the tracks to avoid train, and were killed by
an engine moving in the opposite direction.
A terrible explosion occurred in the
Fair Lawn Colliery, near Scranton, Pa, which
resulted in the death of five mea. Two others
were seriously injured
Nichols & Farnsworth, dealers in
shoe manufacturing goods at Boston, have
suspended The failure was brought about
by the outside operations Of Farnsworth
Liabilities are heavy.
The Commissioners of immigration
at Castle Garden, having been sternly criticised
for admitting polygamists, have decided TO
recognize no more Mormon ship-loads, but
deal only with individual immigrants.
1t is said that the runaway daughter
of G. p Morosini, of New York, has effected a
reconciliation with her father and abandoned
her husband, Ernest Schelling, formerly the
family coachman
Seven men were burned to death in
a shanty near Sonestown, Pa They were
Hungarians, and railroad employees
The Presidents party returned to
Saranac Inn, n. Y, after an absence of four
days spent in the Upper lake region. Mr.
Cleveland killed buck.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-09-09
WESTERN.

State Adiutant General Jameson, of
Missouri, has issued an order directing that no
more militia companies be formed at present
This is in consequence of Judge Stover's re-
cent ruling at Kansas City that the State mi
lita officers cannot enforce discipline under
the existing law Steps will be taken for a
revision of the statute by the next Legis-
lature
Reports of frost at various points in
the Northwest caused an advance in corn and
wheat in Chicago
Some months since Rosa Johnston,
of jamestown, o., killed herself with a re-
volver because of her seduction and desertion
by Joseph Zeiner. At Bowersville, o., the
other evening, Zener was sitting on a sofa in
hotel parlor, between two young ladies, when
some person unknown blew out his brains with
a shotgun loaded with slugs, fired through a
window
A rich strike of silver is reported near
Port Arthur, on the north shore of Lake Su
perior.
Albert Wampler of Anderson, Ind.
claims to have been cured of rheumatism by
faith