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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-13

THE MORE the anti-Scandinavian Repub-
licans of the Second district think about
JOHN LINDS nomination to congress, the
madden they get and the more inclined they
are to support the Democratic nominee. Mr..
LIND recognizes the fact and is busily at
work trying to win over the disaffected. The
Democrats are very willing to welcome into
the fold any Republicans who regard one
Scandinavian in congress as fair representa-
ton of that race.
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First Avenue south.
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TREATMENT OF HYDROPHOBIA A.
The attention of PAsTEUR and MOTT
and the medical gentlemen who are devot-
Ing so much attention to the treatment of
hydrophobia is called to communication in
to-day's GLOBE from a correspondent, who
details the successful experiment he made
in treating the dread malady. The victim
was his ten-year-old son, who was bitten
in both hands by dog that
was known to be rabid. The treat
ment was a simple application of
herb poultices. and it was successful. The
theory given for this treatment is that the
virus of the mad dog is slow poison and
can be prevented from getting into the
blood by poulticing. if the applications are
made before inflammation sets in. To a
layman this theory seems rational, and as
it has proved success in one instance it is
at least worthy of consideration. 1t has
the advantage over PAsTEUR's treatment
of being within the reach of everybody.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-09-25
feet te place Of beginning, containing ! = =

feet te place Of beginning, containjnv e =
acres ~"ak oe=a00
Magnetic variation, IS deg. 90 min. "a.
Inc loca'l2 s,. Q this Mine Is recorded h -.
In Book A, page IL Diaifict
This claim Is bounded on the west so..
tion oil the distance by the Ohio claim ~ : POT.
by the Can ton Mining Company 0"esd
Any aud all persons claiming adve,s.,.
portion Of said Brownstone mine ~ sny
ground are required TO file their adverse lI..-cs
with the Register of the United Sfa,c. slAlns
Once at Eureka, In the State of Neysd. lsad
ing the sixty DAYS period Of publication -. aal
or they will be barred by virtue of he nasIsof'
ions of the Statute. paosla-
F. II: HINCKLEY, Rse,.,..
II IL hereby ordered that the S,sssa,,.
notice OF Application for Patent be nrtsln.g
ed for the period OF ten Consecutive -seslphsh
the White Pine NEws, q weekly newsr y
published at Taylor. Nevada. "'pypef
zlii0w i. II. HINCKLRY, Reei....
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appLIcA1IonFoR PATENT.
II. q. LAND OFFICE,

vv, N.vIpA September 2, 1886.
.4oTIcFis HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ CANTON MINING COMfANI 1@nVee
nostofSce address 10 Canton, Ohlo) nus tnis
day ed is aPpldiSSSill9 oa.I r0 feet Of the Red
Stans Mine or vein bearing silver anu gold
Sx;th surface ground two hundred (1gO) ieet IN
width. situate, lying and being IN noolnso1
Mining District, County OF Whle Flhe anu
State az Nevada. and known and deslgnated
~. Aid notes and official plat on ME In
This afsce a. Lot Number %. IN township 10
Nh Range Sc East, Mount Diablo meridian,
the exterior boundaries OF said LOT No. o. DE-
ing as follows, 10 Wit: -
Rs~inniap At = post marked No. ! U ..
Snrxsx No 81 ssRed Stone Lode; whence
SW' corner Of section Is. T. 10 NJ: T. o; Il,
hears -gA deg w. 2959 feet, shaIt NO. on
his lode bears y. ssh deg, = 1os Ieet susIt
No. on this lode bears n o. DEG, T. 20 ~ iee.,
thence running lat course n Il deg, ". w
RI r. oosf No. L. 5. Survey No. o.; thence
81 eonrse \. 20 deg E. 800 feet to post NO
n Suryey Ne. 81 the same being post No
sV Survey No. 81, II ellowttonc Lode'
thence Sd ooarse :. u deg. ~ iees . posi-
: = de-. W. Isno feet 10 place Of beginning,
Navnetir variation. Is deg 80 min east.
The location Of this Nine Is recorded IN ths
Recorders once Of Robinson Mining Dis'rie''
Tsis eisim Is bounded on its eastern end BY
The Yeilozsione ode claim. owned By the
Canton Mining Company.
Any ana al persons claiming Adversely any
r.a-fiass 81 sad Red Stone Nine or surface
r-oand are required 10 lie their adverse claims
win the Register of the United States Land
O&e< =; Eareka, n the State Of Nevada, dnr-
ing fhe sky dAys period % publication hereof,
Or fhxy vii be barred By virtue Of the proUsi-
oas 81 the Slatate.
FL HINckLEY. Register.
/. = k.rshy ordered that The FOREGOING
notice % Applicst4 81 fof Paieniee published
g. he PERIOD VI len consecutive weeks II tae
W-Asts Pias NKzs. : weekly newspaper publish
e A. Tar ~. Nexa1A-
sii-Eo~ III. HISCKLE1. Register.
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WHITE PINE NEWS


When Dumley Isn't behind with bis
board bill he Is apt 10 be ontspoken to
a otfeasivs degree.
'Do yeu know Why, Mira. Hensr-
ieks," he saidts the landlady recently,
As he laid a soft-boilsd egg, which he
had inst opened. - far opl Of reach -
pAsAil,le, de yo0 know Nhy you and
ahis ssn are somewhat alike IN cue
respect !"
"why" she said, with ffigid inter.
ragNtien,
because yen both have sesn better
days"
There never has been = breach Of
promise case before Colorado court.
SAYS the Philadelphia News, Women
are 50 scarce cut there that when :
FELLOW gets girl he yanks her up h
the altar. il he has to pent lariAs On
b for necklace,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-06-12
------z+---------------------
Is itaIolittcal Question ?

Prohibition Is said Dy its advocates.
to be the best, safest and most relig.
ious thing now extant. Then, why
carry it on under the dark covenant
of an inquisition? Why not throw
wide your doors and invite controver.
sy, and show to a waiting, anxious
public how good it IS, how cons6itu-
tional, how soul-saving in the future,
how temporarily useful in this life
Since the days Of knownothingisnl or
kuklux we have seen nothing like it
in it's exclusiveness, not that we
place the parties on the same level.
Who is it at the head oft but preach-
ers, who ought 10 scorn anything and
everything that cannot face opposl-
ton, even fit was hell ITSELF Away
with such % timid policy! And the
idea Of placing many of our good wo-
men in front, TO avert the fire that
men should receive is still more Gen.
and we must SO hold, and
there is not o bisve man in the State
who we think win not agree with us.
-----------------=---=
Paints, Oils and Varnishes Of all
kinds at Doak s. Laurence's,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-06-12

We do not mean by this term u last
kiss, schedule kiss, an express kiss,
nor % kiss Ireighted with carOmels,
sugar nor molases, but simply q style
Of kiss that is frequently impaired on
railway train, ana we have there
fore, christeuel it the railway kiss.
We never fail to see it in our numer-
Gus journeyings, and we always rec
Ognizc it whenever we hear it. 1t
usually happens while the train is in
mOtiOJ.--mOre frequently when the
train is slowing for y station. The
participants ara always ladies. The
one about to leave the train at a sta
ton rises from her seat, packs her
bundles on her arms, then snrvcys
therar for = few seconds. Just be-
fore the air brake are put on, she
makes q dive for the mouth of her
lady friend. and with varying results.
The car pauses sudden y, and the JOS
tied lady is Liable to kiss the back OF
the next "oat, or the handle Of IN UNI
brcilN under & trvcling mans arm,
or the water cooler in the rear end Oh
the coach. Indeed, there is often
strong possibilities Of bald-headed
man being osculatcd right in the
middle Of his skating-rink, or % near
sighted man catching 1t on his
nose. The railway kiss is uncertain
-ns uncertain as it is unsatisfylng.
There isno safety i'll Il modest man
travelling alone in q ladies passenger
coach. He is liable at any time to be
tho recipient of misguided ocuia-
ton, and while he is not likely to O&
come angered at such an occurrence,
the example is fraught with dangers
and might lead to the exclusion OF
the practise entirely The attention
Of the State Railroad Commission is
thus carly invited to this subject
West Point Now Era.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-06-12

We have often thought and even
said, that the church has suffered
more from the strife engendered by
this prohibition craze, than any
cause that has been presented in our
long experience. We do not write
from feelings but from facts, not
from speculation but from knowledge
In proof of our own views, we pre-
sent those of one of "the most emf
nent Baptist Divines in the United
States" writing to his son, young
lawyer, in Lynchburg, Va. We men
of the pulpit, read what a father III
Israel says on this subject:
~ think there is good deal OF
harm done when the church, as an
organization, undertakes to bea a social
or sumptuary refOrmer. 1t is very
easy thing to make all who sell liquor
and all who drink it hate the church
and it is the churches business to eX-
ert Il saving influence on liquor sell
ers and liquor drinkers. What right
then, has the church to do thing
that will certainly cut it off from all
chance of reaching % great class of
men. The only proper way for the
church to advocate temperance is
through her individual members in
their personal capacity. The preach
er may preach against drunkenness
that is q vice, n sin; he may ADVISE
total abstinence; that is matter
about which any prudent man may
give advice without being offensive,
but he has no business to say thai he
simple taking Of a glass Of wine or an
Intoxicating drink oi Liquor Is II sin,
or that to sell it is sin. Tho scrip
lures do not warrant any such yieW."
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-06-12
The New C0tton-Picker.

Some Of our cotton merchants and
planters who have been most skepti-
cal as to the success of new cotton
harvester are now thoroughly. con-
vinced of its pEacticability after a
careful study ofits mechanism and
the principles that are used. The
thing that seems to stagger most
every one is how IL is that the ma
chine has powers 9f discrimination,
but this is very easily understood
when the small picker stems are seen.
The cotton gin withits large cylinder
separates the lint from the seed. The
cotton harvester 6qn the bolls and
stalks. The gin AID the harvester
are very much alile in their princi-
pies. AS the gin separates the lint
from the seed without doing them any
injury so will the harvester separate
the seed cotton from the bolls and
stalks without irsuryto them. From
shu manner in which tile oSmpany
proposes to introduce the machines
they will no doubt have more orders
than they can fill for the next year,
and those who secure the first ma
chimes will no doubt reap the greatest
benefits from their use. A planter
who has the machine on his place
and can pick his cotton at a cost of 81
per bale will certainly have great adj
vantage over his neighbor who may
not be 50 fortunate and is obliged tC
pay at the rate of ten or twelve dol.
lars per bale for picking by hand
After the machines are thoroughly
tested in the fields and prove success
ful, and Of this there does not seem to
be any doubt, there will be q grand
scramble for machines next year. The
stockholders Of the company owning
this machine are scattered all over
the cotton States, and as the Presi-
dent Of tue company states that in
furnishing machines to planters pref
ereuce will be shown to chose Whu
OWL stock, they will be fortunate in
two Ways--ln being able 20 get ma
chimes tirGt, and in the enhanced val
ue of their stock. The cotton harves-
ter is exciting great interest through
cut the 5ourb, and the bold manner
in which the company are going
ahead manufacturing the machines
and making their arrangements fol
general field trials throughout the
South, IS certainly enough to inspire
one with confidence as to their sue.
ceSs,-piCaVline,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-06-12

This column belongs to the party
whose interests are advocated, and
their editor is responsible for all that
appears below. ED. GAZETTE.
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The Natchez Banner in comment
ing upon an Examiner editorial, ur-
ges the people of that city to profit
by our example in the establishment
of creamery, and says that "it will
only Ue question of time when some
of our neighb0Ging towns will take
advantage Of the opening if the field
is left unoccupied, and then we will
realize another lost opportunity"
No town of one thousand population
need lose an opportunity in the
creamery business. Every creamery
is supported by the people residing
in the surrounding country, and the
towns ana cities of Mississippi are
not 80 numerous nor SO contiguous as
to interfere with each other in this
industry, while the same markets
are open to all Of them alike for the
sale Of all the creamery products that
can be supplied, without danger of
overstocking the demand. The cream
cries afford o market for the milk of
all the COWS within convenient dis
tance of their localities, and not only
assure profitable cash business the
year round, but greatly encourage
the raising of stock and cultivation
of the grasses in their neighhorhoods,
Grass-growing, stockraising and
are almost inseparable,
and are the most profitable industries
ror this section, Aberdeen Exami-
aer. a5, I'd,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-06-12

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whose interests are advocated, and
their editor is responsible for all that
appears below. ED. GAZETTE.
We do not hesitate to say that we
are glad to see number Of our friends
who formerly indulged in a social
glass abstaining wholly from drink
ing. Whether this proceeds from con-
scientious considerations or from
economy of expenses or for the sake
Of the example to the young, or for
the sake of domestic peace with wife,
mother, ,siss ror any cause whatever,
it is all right. Let us say to all these
good men, you have quit drinking of
your own accord, because itsuits your
feelings, tastes or interests, and no
one reproaches you. Are you now
not willing that others shall have the
same privilege. Or are you waiting
impatiently to vote for prohibition SO
that no one can get drink, no mat
! ter how asHdently theyal intqxi--
I'cants? Surely no man That has the
spirit Of the forbearing christian or
chivalric gentleman would be willing
to compel his neighbor to do as he has
done. That is just what every man
will do who votes for this diabolical
local option scheme of enforcing con-
science. When viewed by the light
Of reason, fair play, equal chances
and constitutional right it should
stink in the nostriIs Of every noble,
high-minded man in this county.
Quit drinking if it suits you, but have
more mate, ready-made manhood
than to put your dry chalice to an
others lips and say, with the empha-
sis of q tyrant, "you SHALL do as |
do if l can summon the police power
Of the State to make you.'