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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
IF I H EO|7Il
Ceameaeem..,

neaeemeht 49,.
The February term a, co"oa
At 10 O'Clock this morn, .tar n
Chief Justice and ASl' VI
Wootten and House n
cerk called the name. , e':ss I
general and special juro,.O VI u q
first named were sworn - l@Es]
their chamber to take s ne, I'd
ILLS - shall be presep,,, SS''oe q
The witnessss In ,be ~. |" Va
Tolbert, charged with ass U.'''sad
terry, were discharged l,or' Y
tendance. There va, o., l''
number Of spectators pr. sss,
whom are witnesses, wbu.u
OF the others were a.,rac,.S asns
preston which PREVAILED ,TA
would be In Cosrt this M. sas
are but few spplica,.
licenses aad they vs,s ~
sworn Immediately after ~ as
At 10 O'Clock the 0ta,d J.,
In and made returns on ~. ~
after which they were di,sS,.',
3 o clock This afternoon As
Ella BurIeigh. color,d.r
on nm Indictment charging 49,
larceny OF 800 In gold, n. r -,
Ellen Pilliug. Decembs, rl
She pleaded guilty, and ~,
asked by the court IL sbs ~
that meant. replied chat 800
had taken II. She was ~,
pay tbs costs OF pro,,c,s
restitution money, apc to !. !,
one year.
4. }. Hollin9swortb ". a.,
and pleaded not guilty to A ~.
charging him with rnskipg -
countsIfeiting o check for .ss
James L. Devou's name 49,
January Och, 1886 Tier !.
counts 10 the iudictmeb4, aDts
ner pleaded not guilty. Il,
represented By Harry shlrpIr
and he Informed the Coun ~
not quite ready for trial Irr
shortly,
Jehn W. Gain, colorei, x,y.
on an indictment ohaTsl n
assault with intent 10 cGnss !,
rage on GeorRiaua v Johnu
Georges Hundred. Deoemb,,
aud pleaded not guilty.
The name tf Stephen H. n
who was charged with the IA,
gold watch, was called iLre b
rs he did not answer hl hI
clared forfeited.
Isaac 4. TAlley has not
brought over from New Caster
less there 10 q decided ippruv
bis condition within 4 fet d,N
not be possible TO Try hin III
He In etill cor Aned 10 bis BID q
rious q great part II Ii tin.
Az IL IS o'clock Court &C al
Gil 5 oicck this Afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

Mrs. Phoebe A. Armstrong was buried
yesterday afternoon from the residence
OF her husband, 7O4 Jefferson street.
Rev J. L. Estlin, of the Reformed Episso-
pal Church Of the Redeemer, conduct. d
the funeral services of the deceased, and
referred touchingly TO the many womanly
and Christian traits of her character.
Mrs. Armstrong had been Ill Tor several
months with cancer in the stomach, and
died ON Thursday night, ut the age Of So.
The pall-bearers came from Smyth Post,
g. A. R., of which the husband Of the
deceased was . member, and the family
desire to extend their thanks to the mem
bers Of the Post for their many acts Of
kindness. Mrs Armstrong 10 the mother
Of Harry Armstrong, member Of Acln-
tire and Heath's spectacular minstrels.
Being notified atCincinnAtiof hit mother
death, he reached home in time TO attend
the funeral, and will leave tomorrow
morning to join his company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
4 ArnlnE

Mayor Rhoads stats, w.
every evening. but tspslyI !, ~
day evening, there W t'n,'I \
whose ages range from w. w.,
who make n pra otice OF f'anns
the streets and NJ rnoilng Isa n
ton by their conduct ~
seems 10 b. a iAvor.io f9sU, 4,
and sometimes they are on I
until II or IL o'eiUcf 81 wv
on one side and do@n ~ 4
making remarks alb ii A'sa,
ing with young men e Slos
other i'm prudent acts oop, =,
been made 10 the Mayo, :,
sires tnst the attention o. N N
guardians shall BIO caliel " N
a II Is his Intention " -
officers 10 arrest all sucu Pr" h.
future and aIrAign them O'~'
Cummins.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
AUaefuIInVeRpv

Andrew B. Henry, Of M hi
nearly perfected . neve 1t;
invention, . patent pooS1 nj
can neither be picked OF "a
out the knowledge OF tne .oIl
Invention bids fair to o KIN
class of criminals oil ' IN
living, and prove a .. ei,, .Ds|
victims. Mr.. Henry n'' "
patent for his invention
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
Confidence Wins

In the teeth OF ,he wet
blanket weather for days
past Saturdays business was
vigorous, with quick buying
that indicated satisfaction
with money spent and cloth
ing got.
That shows that Oak Hall
holds its hold on the peoples
confidence.
No wonder, when from
the largest retail clothing
stock they can see anywhere.
with quality tod patty and
truly
They can get Pantaloons
Cant be beat), only So so.
Or, they can get Mems
Suits (all-wool), for SIS. so.
Or, they can buy a Warm
lOvercoat for $500.
| Or, Mothers can buy
Boys Suits from 5000 up,
Or, Little Boys Suits,
tough-wearing, from $500
up.
After all. when people see
with their own eyes they are
well content that no matter
where they root and hunt
among clothing stock there
is no clothing to equal tn,
|Oak Hall make or as cheap
Wanamaker & Brown
| Oak Hall,
Is. Z. cor. Sixth and Market
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

LAST evening about o'clock some
unknown person fred three shots from
q revolver In the vicinity OF T~elfth
and Orange streets, and q bullet from
one OF t1em crashed through the
window OF a house on Tatnall street,
below Twelfth, and fell on q bureau.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
solo BY the shsria.

The following properties were sold al
tie Court house last Saturday afternoon
by Sheriff For,: That OF JJhD f
Currs, ar Pleasant street nssr Van
Bursu, a-,i OF Patrick faegart, on the
Palad-lpaIa turnpike in BrAnoy vine
HunCred Benjamin Nieids, Esq
bought the latter for "a 600, and Walter
N7rn Minis, ESQ, the former for sSc5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
basssak co Awarded.

Tho commission which was In session
In the Law Library at the Court Hous,
last week. TO determine damages 1.
William Dean for lands belonging /,
MIN, which have been coDdem ned fol
the use OF the b. & P. Railroad Com
pany, have awarded him q 20,
damages, Being 500 more than tha
wanted by the first comm ipsiou.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
u.s.rued HOME

s Mcdaniel OF the hlu
Mcdaniel, returned hop iS \
West on Saturday last WIZ
OF mules, and q contignLrtis. h
In a palace car arrived lll, ,A,,'
They arc among the beH .,r, 4
found anywhere, and poIs,gorJI
to see something pretty snY ., 4
look ct the car. The h1, a,,.
will DO for sale ri the sls ,.
West Front street. u"
also informs us that when
Louis the weather was ve ~,
the citizens continued "
on kho ica,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
Preparing for His Enc.

Charles Robinson, who was sentenced
On the 10Th Of January to be hung on
April 10th, is almost daily visited by
some one OF the three colored ministers
OF New Castle, who spend considerable
time with him in prayer and spiritual
consolation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

oilOE-ln ODkFUkhIIY WITH
Iai ASSEMBLY ofthe state Of / elaWaya nsssL
=. ~ rover, March 18th, A. II. 1883 notice
u nNS!tpy given that an application BY Gao.
"A; SantTell M, D., Samuel j.. EastbuIn
R Rn1te" Is ar, honry humes. W. T. Pots
10 the Hon. VIM q. Wbiteley, Afs1erte ,nS ea
IEes s In New Castle County on Saturday
repIosTy 18th, 1850 at 10 O'Clock in ~.
norm 9, at cham bers In the CITY Of VII
mington, for chatter OF incorpo alton ofs
a IL y sn ny 70 90 called :" he uirard Mutual
Ahu soeiety," the object and purpose oi
which is for beneficial ! imposes by ,be aeon NJ
u uIation OF funds, from dues and asses
ments to provide for the relief Of memner.
VINO are IL capaoitAtsd by rea son Of s,cIn ness
bers. ueecaseu men,
Wilmington, January 30, 1855. f,b,.1o,,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
Notice.

The parties who took chances on the
sleigh OF A Springer, OF Greenville,
Christiana Hundred, are invited TO
meet at his shop on Wednesday after
noon, At 3 O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
THURSDAY FEBRUARY II lm.


- IA CLOCK, bharp,
he'o OF coed horses and colt. . head n,
COCO mich cow, fhoats, 60 pairs OF ehiok.
tns, Turkeys, tWo.hOrso wagon bosss rart
moving machine, hay rake. roller telegram
cutie, corn shelter, grain fan blows haIrovs
eulI Whtork etc, sets age La lees. a teIS
mn hsIness cart harness, ! set double car.
'aHe harhtss, single sets carriage bnrness
ding bride ard sadd e, etc, / Iwo' .ent. A
aItlege, par-spiing buggy. ] end.spripS
uussy' holop tuYRy, 20 d milk wagon i
su.Eey, Two seated suffer. II o seated In.
Aes sie,Rh; ! one-seAted eish sleigh bells,
bAlhf flAIuRRs Ia can v II on c.hinei
ersamery,2 butter workers. i IO.paund hntls
III Nv, Nv mile churn. small churn.
household FURNITURE = c1ok slows !
etc bureaus ehais
.oNniTloSs: III fums OF s2o snd under
'a'H' over ma, credit ofo months,
n As NJ. Cht NULFR.
Hsoni auc'. II cod dhltw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
persona 81

Charles d. Spence, FnS srI
Connected himself win VI SIl
Gray & Co., olothierS o. r.rd1
York. is visiting his
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
.ake spiih

At q meeting in Chicssss 81
the sight.hour movem GU ,.rouJ
cd ~ . makesbitt q at "A
permanent good ~ tAe
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
FOURTH edition.
Moashay Record.
FIRES DURING THE MONTH.

YIRKs DURING THE MONTH.
During the month OF January there
we're seven fires ~ follows: January 2
box 81, Joseph Foreman's farmhouse,
near AlvAn Aliens brickya ard, slight
4. box A., brick house In Guthrie'f
row, South Wiluiugton, slight 9, box
Q, Ezlon Church, damage several thous-
ands Of dollars "a, box q, frame house
occupied by James MAJ we'll, north.
east corner Of Seventh aud Button wood
streets, slight; Q, box "a, railroad
wreck at abe foot OF West street on the
P. W. b B. Railroad 10. box 2. No. II
school, Twenty second street, east OF
Market, slight; q, box II, 81 PauPs
N. k Charsh, several hundred dollars
damage.
RE0IsTRAR's RRPoRs.
During the week ending ut noon last
Saturday there were IL births, 0 MARI.
ages and Il deaths reported to Regis
trar Frazer "a having occurred IN this
city. There was the same number for
the corresponding week OF lsst year.
Tho causes OF death wers AZ follows;
Consumption, 3; apsplexy, cerebral
apoplexy, bronchitis, burn. BriRhts
disease, cancer, capillary bronchitis,
cancer OF the womb and bowels, mem
bIaneous Group, congestion OF the lungs
and kidneys, congestion Of the kid.
neys- dropsy, meningitis, tuberculaI
spinal meningitis and uIamia, each
RBPoRT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER.
The report of Frederick II. Robinson
Chief Engineer and Surveyor, show
that during the past month building
linee were marked al follows:
Edwin W. jackson, three dwellings
west side of French street between
Fifth ard Sixth streets; James II
Morgan, addi.iJD 10 dwelling, south
east corner Of Tenth and Poplar streets
William Forrest, hotel, southeast oor
ner Thirteenth and Heald streets totA
for the month, Ave buildings total FOL
January, 1888, three buildings.
REPORT OF THE cHIRT OF POLICE
The report of Chief OF Police Dough
erty shows that during the past month
there were LOG arrests, as follows Fo
drunkenness, So asssu and battery
larceny, 8 insanity, 2; forgery, 2
drunkenness and disOrderly oonduct,
one OF whom Was charged with carry
ing concealed deadly weapons vagrau
cy, suspicion Of larceny, /; indecen
expos are, l.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

OSLO ND tBARD BREA>TPlN
~ probably Ia horse car. between Jefi p
sou street ard = vs. Il X. X. Vt zion Ne
ward vi br given ufon return 70 Tho ,fpo,
~ hEhLD Il " J. fehl.2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

OaOR SsLE-BUILDINGJ i. rs, SINaLY
II or " blccE to SUIT builders; will take
payment In M rtga%es or houses, Ell.
TN t'iG, Market ttreet. film
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

80 ."HoL YOU'D b" !
The invitation being pivtn Y
persons came forward aud "
p edge.
The following annosnetnsl
made: To morrow night silsl
there will be- . meeting ofths v
ton Red Ribbon Temperate
tion aud Women's Chrisiia'
ance Union at the DelaWaH
Baptist Church, TO hear Ihs
the Committee on rooms ioi y
organization. All men Sba
sign the pledge or join The
are cordially invited to a't'a
day afternoon next when $40
meeting will be held III lDsaI
for which good speakers
music have been prov!ded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

COR SALg-A PAR or LAb0E
T. mules. Eppy 10 W. r J, LANG
nor heast corces tlfth and French s.,cets.
II 6ti1W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

Lyon SALE-A Ca1sTgR WUIrF
A. boar, months Old. from registered
etocs. APPLY &c VIM. HAbMAN, on farm
OF J ohm X. Iatum. iebl ltt'ats a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

"ArTED-IMMFDIATFLY A GIL
w Jr general homework at oil King
street.. Reference required Apply aflor 4
w. lta
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

"ANftD-A HlRL FOR GENEHAI
w heuseWoik Epply At 1879 Washing
'ou h'ieet. iebl-9t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01
Overnow remperane. s.s

A great many people lupg1I
as soon "a May bee and E,d|
gone away, that would BE- u u
the recent Temperance uaa
But the crowded Inslitun Hal d
o'clock on Sunday atter1ON d:
gallery, ard hundreds goiriMgI
we're unable 10 gain sdniry \
ted that for the presentsI aGil
gained force. Some vsJ u 1
was furnished by John ". III |
Emma Todd, Miss Lens Dial
Harvey Russell, oornetisl m 1
cises o.ened by slhEiE "IHEil
power Of Jesus name si1Ez|
Hodson the PresideA' ,ssd ! Vi
from the book OF DAME VI b.
n. Mullen lead In pIue n
speaker WAS J. W. J bsa
OF Delaware AveR u BIysS0
He took very stfs 4 sRzs.i
OF prohibition ard ~ pl,H rc4
they prayed. Mr.. TrdtsIli1
fine manner ~ = solo, "AwS
my boy, 70 cay NO.
Rev. william l.. WhlH u
speaker, gave = very frapsf
ton OF the different kind CAM
and the productions Il eaca =
the worst Was the whisky NIL, 1
turned ou' nothing good.
Rev T.. l. Hubbard "a y
sneaker. His nidr, - was ~
,.,o..t &EGaaMA am nrr,bs 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

NOh ShLE-GOuB WORK kHDpElY.
ias hoTa :, at the Every stsb'es Of ",
X. MOORE, No 100 Yves II hl.,,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

pUBLlO SALE-YHE uRSCEIHyR
\ al Ut to quit farming, vi III teIatp .
nc sac, at his resioence, At CeutrevlIls
onristlsn' hundrod, without reserve, On
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-01

N'oh REhT- THE STORES ANN fan
~ Tory ti'th and Walnut strest. sn,,.
n no.o iof club rooms, or Manufacturing nns
p6in ~ ,so the iour story building No az
seventh s snS a. Apply 10 hEALD d 90.
fENFIhdiur.No sJl King street. 20 ~ i,as A. :
| US ON SATURDAY, EVENING A
a L,.aps Vt,ktt-bcok containing gold doi,aT'
tic sst 9 sd Pc with the pin oxen. reiIroad
reward I,lt SI ,i silver change. q. sui bic
CAN Otfce. i''' AZ inc hkPuBLI-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11

MI. ,NlN. l.Wr.iUur county, July
Co., 80 Mr. NILo llcuu,--rN lhr
mcn' }uu are supplying Goo lhc people
800 Ni tuum cNrry Fay Bog rNpru--
over the NarruW Guulr H.rnu I-
giving -pioudId mli-lpoli.u, Wul docs
great rrriIt 600 WurD enterprise aud
tur Bon Ton murh"t.
IuB tu.IoNtb-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11
u,. pI.nInE Isrur.IOn

on the 18Th Of July TO the Dripping
springs lake, which II situated three
miles south of Waco aud aud four
miles from Harrison, Trans leave
Waco at 9f2O "a. IA. aud return nj
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11
-. ".'. s...'. s....s.

rrof. a. NJ Pollock win close his art
mud music school for July aud 20
musieian's Association OF Amsriaa'
and also make some collections ia
lAto art productions. school win
reopen August L.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11

Ar JN-.A a. bnFo i- still doing the
meat uu-.up-- ui Waco, uotwith-taud.
4 Ina mo numerous competitors nnd
| their long residence in Waco. Enter
Prise ana tendor mont viii bring
trade much quiCkcr than long line
OfHuccHtrN whGn coupled wiih fossils
ism. Tender meat IL me cry ana you
have 10 go TO BlELG'- to get H.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11
pr's.s IDNus Companies that Inv"
SEVER Muu u ttiS" at ~
IIlINI.IMI- ID Ill

lIJi rrlr $1,000
SECOND pr.t' $50
Ihlrd prllr- 800
Fourth prIhc 500
lilh prtH 200
li,-I, tm., the mrr,e,r. offer
sp,cm' wifrof 5000 tor the shooting
Tournaments which .. Goo take place
duur lIu utiL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11

Elegant nov drinks at Castle. ~
Morrison
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-11

nno wn"r.o,o. r.r...n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06

The AYRSHIRE COW is said To make the
most milk and butter out OF gwen guam
tlty of food Of any breed known
Agriculture in America has been de-
pres scd during the past year, but II Is stall
worse in Great Britain
The lowest average OF prices vet known in
| America Is that of h. year 1855
| Tomatoe, vi moi grow in Dakota, as yet
But they are at their bcSt in Iowa The
! Livin .ston's Beauty, Acme, and Perfection
varieties originated there with Mr., lIv.
ings on, OF Des MoincS,
The great northwest is tickling itself IN
considerably over the late freeze IN Florida,
The Land of Flowers
The early vegetables in Florida hav,
nearly ali been iroStUitten, and will have Il
be rcplanted
The Illinois StoCkmen's association hav,
done an extraordinary thing. They have
Endorsed oleomarGarina, thus turning
rqunrelv ng nnst the dairy farmers Bu
their action is explained by the statement
that in that state the bs.. and tallow interest
Ia more important than the dairy.
Buckwheat cakes will fill man and keeI
him warm longer on cold day than III,
other food.
Put few potatoes in the hot bcd nm,
sprou; them for early use.
Public sentiment in the far west is begin
ming TO be against lar.o herbs Of cattle
Small ones thrive better and receive bette
are.
Put cold tea into the vinegar barrel Yo
can also color "A very good drah with t
Gardeners plant onions for seed in III
fall They freez, and stay Ia the ground a
winter, and sprout in the spring.
Don't lie caught dead with any of thos
swindling SO bushaAoa,s or wheat se,-
circulars upon you. 1t will stamp yoa Il
having teen hOpeiess grecahorn IN YOU
iife.
TIE use Of incUba o. for raising ~hlsseu
~ on the inc ssSa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06

Hero is IN exec lent recipe for making old
fashioned m0lassei candy. Put IN "a sauce
ran ore pint OF molas4ss. half pint of
sugar. butter the size OF small egg and one
tablespoonful OF glycerlne, and toll for
twenty minutes. When the mixture IL
thick try few drops in a cup OF cold
wa er II tie drops retain their form the
candy is nearly done; try few DROPS
more: II they are brittle. take off he sauco
ran immc LATELY. and stir IN IA half te n
spoonful, Of cream Of tartar and pour the
mixture into huJtered pans When It -
COO. enough pun until 1t Is rs white ~ de
sired BE- careful not 10 boil II too much
a ways try tn candy at tie end Of twenty
minutes Il ntvoc i, wished pour the va
nIlla or lemon or any other essence desired
on The candy before II coos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06
Thousands with Nothing to DO.

ltis interesting and instructvoto watch
the currents of thought as they crop out
in various directions. | sometimes think
that if the philanthropic ideas that hatch
i'm Boston and eastern Massachusetts
could be shipped, As we ship wares and
cases of books, 10 all parts of the land,
they would be seed corn for the millen.
mum on this continent. But ideas pro
pagate mainly by contact with living
men and women.
Here in Boston there are uncounted
thousands who are dying of ennm be
cause they have nothing to do; that IL,
they have no real life errand, and SO nc
spontaniety, freshness, vitahty-no call
ina that is satisfying 10 an Immortal
nature. A cataclysm that should dis
tribute them over the continent, landing
them safely in new fields Of enterprise
would ei1e them Opportunity x
root and grow and come to fruitage. Al
the sequel 10 Nothing 10 Wear" some
one should give poem entitled Moth
ing Ia Do" Is not the theme ample TO
an epic Cor. Christian Union.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06
Rough on Rats"


H.art Palma.
Plantation Drons,ca, sv.pinp,. Dizziness. lnair,.
i'm N"sdach, i,nl,ssu,,~ gurra by "W,ls' II,.sIip
'""e""' op,r,h IN Cornsn
A., g., ,o,,., .p,,,A ou C,rr. - ~, o.,1t can,
-. ..no Iinr -, -, c',rns warts In nAous
''sS 'ui"' h'fu w WIZ WI IN "N
"nuchu- paiba"
Quick compIete cure all Kidney, BLADDER and eriu
.ry Dist.-ss Scalahx irritatun stobe Uro,e Catsr-
u the b'oddei II, DrSS9's's'
Bet-Rugp Flies.
v,,.. ,o,.,.. at. -, ,,,s ,.,. ,.s,o c,n,<x.
chlpinuIkh cleared out by Rough Oh f-''h '"t'
Thin PeOuIe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06
The Hens.

Indian corn shouli not tc The exclusive
food Of hens In the winter, rs il tends 70 fat
ten them rather than 10 make them lay
eggs What screenings, oats, barley AMI
Luctwheat, with crushed bone, oyster shells
and scrap cake, with warm water IN
their DIR nhing troughs given daily, con
stiluce system OF feeding which re-
quires II 'lo thought or care. Hens
cannot resist this ieed long. IL they
sleep warm, have sheltered run upon hare
ground, ~ along the south side OF a barn or
fenca, or under an open wagon sheI, anu
arc not over ej, e,gs will reward the
keeper. Poultry houst nrc usually too
high Plenty Of air is a good thing IN sum
nler, but high quar- crs are always cold
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Borax Yield on the Pacific Coast.

Teels marsh, in Nevada, is the most
productive borax field on the Pacific
coast. Its deposits cover ten square
miles of surface, and it is said to include
chemically pure common salt, borax in
three forms. sulphate of soda, and Carlo
nate of soda. The basin Of Nevada, in
which il is situated, is covered in many
parts with dry, effiorescent salts, washed
in course of ages from the soda feldspar
OF the volcanic rocks and ridges of yellow
lava which cover the country for miles
The waters of the lakes are heavy, ap
pear like thin oil, smell like soap, possess
great defensive qualities, are canstic a.
potash. and easily saponify. -Chicsg'
Times
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In a private note accompanying The
second mart Of his article on the cam
paign Of Shiloh, Gen. Beauregard records
this interesting fact;
Just before mounting our horses ION
the morning Of the second days fight, ii
occurred to me to ascertain the pulsa
lions OF the human system in the excite
ment Of going into battle. requested
nv medical director, DR.. Brodie, to ex
anime the pulses Of myself and staff
He found that they varied from w L
1aO North American Review.
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Worth knowing.

One spoonful of colI tar to peck Of sned
corn viii prevent crows from pulling up the
corn
Coal tar Will have no effect on the potato
bug. /, vii pTc.erve shingles, 4 put On
rs they are aid but pitch tar thirned with
o / and mIxed virb paint is muca better
Fifty year, ago, | heipel to put shingles On
"a Of, prcplrel in this way, and most OF
them are there vet
On. aud pulverrz,l charcoal viii preserve
fence posts, but burning the end thai goes
into III, GROUND, Is the best prcservative !
have some post, which wero prepared in
this way AMI SCI M lAS! and to-day they
are lust a. s1uui rs ever y. IL