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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-12
ROSA VIII UsH RED INK.
\ Green 2 order and a Boycott on En-
elish IN the United Trishman.

Froq, the Ne,o York Sur.
O'DOnovap Rosa sat IN his pudgy little
office in Chamber streel yesterday look
lag cut of The window at a puddle on the
pavement. n bowie Knife ana a pot of
red ink were'On the desk in front OF him.
The letter carrier entered and slapped
down an envelope with half OF $l2 in it
for dynamite. The bills had been cut M
two with a scissors. EGssa said that
that was the Irish sty lc.and that Inc 0ther
half OF the money would come on all
right as soon as the subscriber heard from
him. o.,
81 don't know whattO do said Rosa.
''Im so mad. | wishI had TIE British
lions tail in Ioy fist bthis minute. What
am mad at? Why, because Eve been
leatheTn' John Bull uthese forty years,
and he amt dead yet. Phi fix MIN,
though; I've &Ot "a new plan. III print
tAe United IrjSABlGn Ia English no longer
it's goin' to be printed IN Irish. The
English language has got to be bOycOtted;
that's the only way to lick England now.
| tell you, as long as Gladstone knows
what Pm dOiR there's no use trying 10
fight. My heart is half broken now to
think that didn't think of my present
project sooner-s Every word / wrote these
uVe years was cabled right over TO Giad-
stone. ASH said. the English language is
too vile tor anp patpionc irishfnan 10 use
and Pm ashamRddtbat | ever wrote
word Of. Thei jl0tea 9i9shneaH VIII from
this out be printed in irish characters
with red INK and green border. what
viii be the res uitA Way, inside Of two
years there won't be a word Of English
spoken in Ireland. That's worse than
dynamite for John Ban.
IAN Englishman could never learn to
speak Irish, and they'll all have TO get
out Of Ireland bag and baggage. sure
they can't stay there when nObody'll talk
tQ'em. Isn't it pity / didn't think of
that six years ago, when Parnell-bad
cess m-cOmrhenced to spoil things
first. Nobody WHO talks the English
language can ever becUme an Irish pat
riot. It's entirely bsyaRt him. Even in
ireland there isn't a pan'Orth of spunk
except along toe western coast, where
they all talk Irieb' Transporting | had a
letter from O'Neul Russell, sayin' ned
become Catholic II every Irish priest
in America would promise him 10 teach
Irish in his school k0sselHs black Pro
testant now, but he can tell dynamite
when he sees it. a.. .-
''As soon as get my new plan work.
in III have ten BlipiQHd5 or dynamite In
Scotland Yard. Every Enallshman that
isn't a friend of Irelaed "a be blown 70
smitheTeens and scattered al over tine
Atlantic ocean. s9lE5 pi1v that Buek-
shot Forster died the way DE did. lie
ought to be ross e.. ParueH u lOolm'
around with Guild Gladstone when ne
might as We'll be wDissliOg jigs %
a milestone. TbinE 0b an hid man rs
years OF age tryin' 90 grant home rule to
Ireland ~ r.7e
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1t has grooves for 36 ropes, which togeth
er Will transmit l2o0-hOrse power, and the
rim will have velocity of more than
mile a minute.
The invention Of the Typewriter dates
as tar back as l1tf. when one Henry Min
obtained in England patent for device
that write in printed characters. one at
a time and one after auOther," but il was
not until 1867 thar 10 was improved so as
tn work satisfactorily.
Two of the iton works of Maryland
keep six steamers busy bringing ore from
Cuba at the rate OF 1000 tons a week.
The total imports Of iron ore ia 1884 were
only 23O,0OQ TONS. Several establishments
in Baltimore send all the way TO Spain for
the iron which they use.
Nj. Cortes, the distinguished micro
scOpist. has been experimenting upon the
various condimcnts on the tissues of the
oysters. lie recommends lemon Juice as
the N Ost valuable of these relishes. as il
has the property OF destroying the ami
m8lculsG which lniest the stomach OF that
mollusk.
The disposal of snow by steam heat is
successfully pcRCtccdn London, and at
a much less -dat tlay OF money than is re-
qured to caaibht troma the streets Eats
are provided with steam coils at the bot
tom; into these pits the snow is shoy-
etd. aud being rapidly melted rams into
the sewers. 10
The elec6ie-lightnjHk dynamo at Lin.
coins Inn Fuhns ilaH"~nd Library, Lon.
don, Is driven at 4 ratt 0t not less rnau
~, 600 revoiHaons "a lniaNte bv Il Parsons
high-speed 4n4fne. ut4cMimnd that this
is the first AAltor that has ever been madt
to work Architectural velocity Of the steam
as it escspeS from the J6.ler. ...
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INLAND Eice

should be sown here, that is, in Southern
Georgia, in April. Farmers who have a
bit of fresh pine land not yet stocked with
crab grass may plant upland rice with
profit, because in the absence of crab
grass it VIII be easy to cultivate. Fertil-
zers may be used or not, but, of course,
are always best. If used, be sure they
contain no grass seeds, and scatter the
manure in the drills. Level, damp land IS
the best, and the rows should be about Is
inches apart. 1t is better and cheaper to
lake pains in planting the rice thin than
20 undertake the job OF ch0pping out
stand too thick. This can be easily done
by careful soweT. who may use a tube
for sowing if the day is windy. Thick
sowing will not secure a larger crop of
grain though it may produce more straw.
If the ground is new and still filled
with green roots to send up crops of
shoots, thesemust be hoed out as often as
they make their appearance, but after the
first good breaking the soil may be cult
waited with a sweep. The better the soil
is broken, narrowed, pulverized and
smOOthed, the better crop it Will produce;
but do not look for any Of those fabulous
rice yields they have out on the poor pine
lands Of Mississippi. Georgia mas about
as poor and fruitful pine lands as any
state in the South, but they do not yield
more than from % to 80 bushels of rice TO
he acre from ordinary cultivation, which
viii fully repay the cultiyator. Rice is
50 easily grown, so healthful and neces-
sary thatevery farm in this climate should
have its rice patch.
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DANIEL HOGAN
Spring & Summer
q / L X
DEPARTMENT,

To-day and during the bal
ance of the week will offer an
entirely new stock Of spring
and summer Silks at the fol-
lowing very low prices, that is
for goods Of the same quality,
class and style:
Summer Silks at Csc, Soc,
zoe, 45c, soc, 55c, coo, 65c,
zoe, Use, soc, 85c, 90c, and
up to 81 Is per yard; no such
line of Summer Silks to be
found in this city.
Black Silks at 45c, zoe, 75c,
81, 81 %, ST 70, So, So 25,
50 so, and So.
Surah Silks in Is different
colors at soc per yard, actual
ly worth 81,
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POPULAR SCIENCE.

An electric light plant is being estsb-
lished Al Rome, with total Of $1,000 in
candesceut lamps.
According TO Prof. Langley the inherent
temuerature OF the moon is below that of
melting ice.
The exact meaning of "horse-power' is
the raising Of 33.00OpOunds one foot high
In one minute OF time.
putty of starch and chloride Of zinc
'hardens quickly and lasts as a stopper OF
holes in metals for months.
A little borax put IN the water in
which red napkins and bordered towels
are TO be washed will prevent them fad
ing.
Dechinite, or MANDATE OF lead and
zinc, has been discovered in Montana.
ore Of this nature Is worth $4,000 a
pound.
Two locomotives built exactly after the
same model have different rates Of speed
and drawing power. This difference
has been known TO reach fifteen miles an
hour
English journals record the late voyage
of large steamer, owned in London,
when has been fitted 20 Durn petroleum.
Good time was made, and general sat
isfaction IS expressed with the expert
ment.
A scientific paper asserts that the av-
erago length Of life is constantly in
creasing, aud the time may yet come
when persons 100 years old will excite no
more curiosity than one OF 80 years at the
present time.
Tue Canadian government has adopted
for It's telegraph lines on the North vest
ern prairies pole composed Of malleable
galvanized iron. ltis ~ inch in diam
eteT a. the top and % incnes Ia diameter
az the bottom, and weighs less than 90
pounds.
In England q pulley SO feet IN diameter
and weighing 50 TINS has just been made.
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Poultry
IOuith9s
tical poultry ra ser says in the

A practical poultry ra ser says in the
Rardt World;
s.ln point size the Asiatics come first d.
and OF these we find three breeds, Brain
mas, Cochins and Langshans, all distin-
guished by large size and legs on which
The feathers extend TO the ends OF the
toes. The BranmAs are subGiYided into
two varieties, light and dark and IN point
of merit tlere IS not much choice between
them. Either breed grows TO weight OF
from y to - pounds. They are good winter
layers and g0od m others, but are quite
easily persuaded to quit sitting. know
of no large breed thar Will make as many
poMds OF flesh on the same amount OF
f0d4 as the Brahmas.
The Cochlns are subdivided into Buff,
Biack, White and Partridge COchihs, aud
of the latter both single and pea combed
varieties are bred. The COchlns are de-
sceuded frOm the shanghai fowls Of 80
year agO ana like them make great weights
hut unlike the lOng-iegsed, loose :lointed
shangaais they have By selection been
bred 10 avery compact form Iney lay well
in winter and early spring and are
AMONG the best sltters we have. They
make excellent table fowls aud as cross
upon common barnyard fowls they make
a remarkable increase Ia size. The Black
and White COchlns are bred by compare
lively few fanciers and the Buff is now
the most popular Of any OF the yarie-
ties OF COcnins.
"Langshans are new addition TO the
Asatic class. having been discovered IN
Lancshan, provinces in Northern China,
in 1874 think. Their plumage is coal
black aud they grow 10 great size. Ihoy
are said 20 be very hardy ald from what ]
nave seen OF them 1 believe they are. 1t
has been claimed that the Langshans are
Black Cochins, but any one having any
acquaintance with the two breeds would
sea In a moment that this is mistake.
The bottom OF Black COchn's foot Is
yellow. While in a Langshan ~ is pink.
There is no DOUBT, however, that in many
cases Black COchius have been sold for
Lanrsnans. because 81 the higher price
tbaf could be got 10 is we'll known also
TINT "A Black Cochin cross has been made
on some strains OF the Langsnans 10 Sc
cure heavier ieg teatnering, a. the latter
isapt to be deficient In this respect. Inc
beginner cannot be too careful IN procur.
ing hia stock or eggs or he will ma That
bis fowls have yellow soles 70 their ieet.
The Langshan ben 10 good egg producer
and good mother. -.
"The Mediterranean or spanish class
the White.iaced Black spanish
Andalusians. Minorcae, and black, white,
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brown and Dominique Leghorns. All Of
these are non-sitters and very prolific
egg producers. Their distinguishing
marks are large combs standing upright
on the cocks and falling TO one side on the
nens) and pure white ear loDes. The
cocks in these breeds rarely exceed seven
pounds in weight, and the hens from five
to six pounds. The most popular breed
Of this class is the Brown Leghorns, after
which comes White Leghorns, W. +. b.
Spanish, Black Leghorns, Andalusians,
Minorcas, and Dommique Leghorus, in
about the order named. IL lair-sized eggs
and great many of-them is the object
Of the breeder he cannot make mistake
if he chooses one OF these breeds.
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fIo,loro amo Slorro lor Rrmt.

EOk RENT. house l3i Congress street, con
tanning thirteen rooms. Apply 10 JOHN
SULLIVAN, Grocer.
NOR RENT, from May !. residence ou The
i northwest corner Of Bull and CASTOR
streets: can Doe rented long or short period.
Z. II, DOBShrT.
LNOR RENT, new brick store and residence
Il ~ Jefferson street. Apply TO q. II
kEMSii ART, us Bryan street
IIOR KHNT, the preml-e5 No. 80 YORK street,
near Drayton. lately occupied by bowl
ing Bros. as % livery and boarding stable.
possession given Immediately. Apply TO u.
n Bolts n co... JOS Bay street
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There is in the town of Mansfield,
Mass, a farm Of 60 acres on which geese
and ducks are iattened for market; as The
geese largely exceed the ducks in number
it may more properly be called goose
farm. About 10000 geese are annually
tattened, being bought as goslings. They
are fed scalded meal twice a day, whole
stuff once, and green stuff in the season
between times. 1t is believed, or it has
been said by some agricuiturists, that the
excreta Of geese were useless as fertil-
izer Let this fact stand against the state
ment. The goose farm has become so en-
rlched by the presence Of the geese that
the proprietors do not care to use it long
er, fearing it may be unhealthlul. There
fore, next spring, a farm OF go acres, near
the present farm, will be- used for pasture,
while the old farm viii be devoted to crops
of forage, which grow upon it luxurant-
ly. In few years the geese will come
back and the other farm will be Guilt
gated
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ImUroyemcnt OF the Grape.

Nv 'AAAi w "a AiiH 0ANli
the following from Nr. Geo. W. Camp
oel'' OF ONO, VINO urst introduced the now
.a'1'1a Delaware grape, win be found in
,.'u'JFe ana useful 10 allwho undertake
''e raising % grapes IN this country:
Al, lhree great obstacles 10 the way Of
~ oNemeut OF our American grapes are,
s'e" OF me foliage, rolug OF the fruit
l1-.' 'taaaefness OF the vine in severe win
sy.. inat am these dilliculues viii he
MI b, come DO any one variety bearing lruit
nrd.e quality, may be doubted, but ape
-a,'luIlauons may be reached in different
grr.,.es' suited 20 the various grape
sections OF the country.
va VINO Lave been long striving to-
gra' lne Improvement OF American
yigd,.a, KNOW Just what we want--a vine
lof,ls q growth ana productive-with
ma. resisting attacks OF mildew in all
, s,Scea and in an seasons-onduring also
Eera JuIed a temperature OF 40 deg. below
winter and 100 dec. above Ia SUM-
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ECZEMA Oh 4 CnILD.

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UNITED STATE MARsHATJS SALE
DN virtue OF a writ of vendtioni expopsa
- lssued out OF the District Court Of lie
United states for the Eaarern Division
southern District Of GeOrgia, at the suit OF
Martin y. warren. HbeuHnt. Va. the steam-.
boat Louisa, her engines, boilers machinery.
tackle, apparel and furniture, and in obe-
dience 90 the nterlOcutOry sentence ana de-.
cree of said court J win expose for
sale at public Outcry. and will sen 10 the
highest bidder ior ca~t. on THURSDAY. the
I'D day of Aprl., l.S6. between 10 O'clock A
n. ard J O'Clock =. N. OF said day, In front oe
OF savannah, Georgia. the steamboat Louiaa.
her engines, boilers, machinery. tackle APP
parei ana lurniturc. as She now lies at Steanl-
boat Cut Altamaha river.
Dated at Savannah. Ga., April l2. 1885.
EDWARD G.. WADE.
United States Marshal
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fErTER or THE SCALP.

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COVERED WITH BLOrCHEs.

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arip 2Jautrn.

WANTED. two barbers; one with hnowl-
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win a Paris aud London experience Iudts-
pensable; both must he fjrst-class hair cut
tMlLEFAUNA FEGEAN. Brou.hton street,
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W travelling show going North; good salary
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street. savannah. Ga.
WANTED, TWO bows to learn the bread
" business: sons of Knights of Lpbcr pre-
fnued Apply to PETER eCHAFER, 81
Jefferson street.
WANTED, experienced hands on dress
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WANTED, two or three re1able men to
w handle our Electric Lamp, the hest on
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Broughton street.
rVRAN ELING Salesman wanted: one who
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90 -ell another line for % reliable firm on com
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York.
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" ma D. represent large, res ousIble
barclay street House ma his own locality and
outside large cities. A remunerative salary to
right party. References exchanged. Address
BARCLAY, Box 1888, New York
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2tg{nrrllaliro,to 3}IUrie.

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nnLnta ano QiIa.


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EOB RENT, a very desirable hail. suitable
l. for bar or restaurant; VIII be rented very
reasonable during the May Centennial APP
avenue. Hall is within 100 yards Of the drill
ground.
TOR kEN1. @ large plantation IN Calhoun
Il county, Ga, for payment Of state and
county taxes. Apply To- a. MINIS, JR., B
Drayton street, Savannah.
LOR RENT. about twenty acres Of land.
Il partly within tine extended city limits,
extending from tine Waters road 10 South
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well OF good water on the premises. Several
acres adjoining The house Is fenced and under
cultivation. and q fine lot OF fruit trees plant
ed. The place Is conveniently located for
small farming or dairy There Is gO0d
range FOR cattle, which can be fenced az a
small cost. For particulars apply to {. ii.
hOKoEIT.
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BotFlo.
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The Admission Inn,
Inn
ANNISTON, ALA,

A DELIGHTFUL place for persons RE-
n TURNING NORTH 10 REST on the
way. The house Is Handsomely flushed.
sumptuously furnished, and equal IN table
and service TO the best hotel n America. In
candesccnt lights IN every room; elevators to
all floors, and every convenience to make
guests comfortable. Two trains daily via
Atlanta and the Georgia Pacific Railroad. or
via Montgomery and the East Tennessee, Nir-
gina and Georgia Railroad.
HARRY HARDELL,
Manager.
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ANTED, two bows to learn the bread
" business: sons of Knights of Lpbcr pre-
ierIed Apply to PETER cCHAFER. 81
Jefferson street.
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Toilet Goods. Place 70 get them q. M. HEIDI
n cos.
WANTED. every body to try with shaved
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EIVE The baby scnuman's Worm Candy,
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HORSH and steam Power 4 ANE MILLS
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LOMBARD IRON WORKS. Augusta, ca.
TRUNKS repaired ana clenned equal 10
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~ LATHROP, breeder ana shipper Of Rose
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V'ELEpHONhN No. si7, Landscape Phoiog-
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WANTED, q drst-c'RSs harhecper; meme
w but hr-'-Cia~s need apply: references re-
qu.rcd. NJ FUR TENBCRG, lO3 Brougnton
street, savannah. Ga.