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Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-19
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BIRMINGHAM, June 18.-Shoplifters took from Jacobs' millinery store yesterday ribbon valued at $1. 10 and from the store of H. B. Curtis two shirts valued at S9 cents. They were arrested and fined $7 and costs in the City court.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-19
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Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-19
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4 D.srv-yvomsn-x Suggestions Conserving
Cows and Caves
Iknow q COW. OF no particular breed
now fourteen years old. which In her
prime made fourteen pounds Of butter
! week in June and = Proporsionate
quantity the remaining months Of the
year. She gave milk At two years old.
went farrow the next year. being IN
new milk every year since until this
year: is now farrow. and will 60 70 the
butchers next year, because i i not
thought advisable TO keep . COW be-
xond this age She never knew what
Il was 10 be too hungry; has access 20
salt Al all times. with plenty Of water;
Il never forced having nothing but
her pasture in summer. and In winter
never more than six quarts Of meal :
day (generslly corn and oats) with
roots casually potatoes) and cornstalks
or hay. and = rum at the strawstnck
through the middle Of The day. unless
Il be too stormy. then she L foddercd In
her stable
U her calves uEE 4rAA1-r -
I rood mixers as herself; her steers
make good beef cattle; and all are .
tractable and docilc ~ herself. All oe
ing treated with the same considera
ton. Perhaps one farmer In . hun
dred = able 70 keep pure blood 9
whatever breed his fanc7 may dictate
and such . farmer i boon % a.
neighborhood: but the ninety-nin'
must be content with what they have
Their success lies In making the D.
81 every thing in their hands Le
these farmers breed 20 the best the
can afford. OF course. but iet ther
take as good care Of their infcrio
stock a. they would Of thoroughbred
and mark the result To the goo
food and warm shelter let them "a
the curry comb and brush; exact kins
ness of shcir hired help In their car'
and In : fcw years they will oe
proud Of their stock - the neighos
n his thorcughbrcds. and In most NY
they win bring just - good retur'
without TINT heavy expenditure wnis
.. the nincty-ninc can mos anoru--
Amelsa Losise Smifh- = = y. 7uess
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xovrso in the highest eircles-shs BAL
loouIst
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HUMOROUS.

The ancicnts believed that the
sarth was square. but that was probe
bly, because they had never been round
much. - LoveN Cifizen-
Farmer Observation-Disclosures you
get through digging what are You going
70 do?" Amateur Gardener--"fut .
porous plaster on my back--Life.
Papa. Now run away. Bobby.
Papa's busy" Bobby (holding up his
Joined hands cupwise) -''Dropa nickle
in the hole. papa. and you'll see me
90. Judge.
Woman's work Is never done The
reason OF this is that she hires q serv-
ant girl to do It. This may be . tribe
obscure. but the germs Of eternal truth
are in its bosom --fhck-
"Of all seasons Of the year Dr.
Diagnosis" she said 70 young ply
stefan who was helping her look at the
moon. (which do you most prefer -
think prefer the watermelon season.
he replied in q low business tone o.
voice Epoch
Mrs. smith (engaging SERVANT
sCan YOU writer Servant " les
ma'am." Mrs. smith" Well. here \
card: write my name on Il (Serv'
ant writes Mrs. "A. b. Smythe-" Mrs
Smith docking At iD-"Ycu are en-
gagged. - Time.
Summer visitor q farm house =
old lady -. Your son. understand, \
: pedacogue in Boston" Old Lady
II guess not. unless II happened late
u. when he writ me last month b
Vas teaehin' school and doin' RICH
smart - Washington Critic.
-.Ah. Clara" said = young sur
gcon latter hospital bours) - he sanl
upon his knees. would that coul
gain possession Of your hcartr' "Yo
can. Mr.. Sawbmes. replied clar
promptly. but blushingly; " and with
out giving me cher either. ~ ,
Sam.
In the parlor-- Wiggles- Arr
bella, darling. may kiss your" Ar
bella. Yes. sweetest; but kiss me Q
che left cheek. please" WiggIe
doing SOL" And may ] ask. deares'
Why the left checkf" Little Broths
(poking his head through the door)-
;. Because Jack WaggIes has bee
kissing her right cheek All the sfte'
noon. ana rs tired" The engag'
ment y not ret announced ~ Too
IoOica
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Y rn.c,a c~uvenIer~es That Arr OrnA-
sn~asal - well - Useful
In small houses where closets are
not abundant many convenient recep-
tacle- for certain things can Be made
to answer other purposes as well =
box procured from . shoe store COW
cred with chintz and the cover put on
hinges makes nice seat in bedroom
corner and answers for a hat and bon
net box. Such seats can be placed Pc
meath the windows Of the bedroom Or
a;ninr-rcom. and will be found 10 Dc .
convenient place to put table cloths and
sheets. The china and glassware can
h. placed on tiers Of hanging shelves.
s,ch - are used for books. and cur
tain made Of some pretty stun and
hung on brass rod before them II &C.
sired
A rack for newspapers b made q :
wire broilcr. which can be bought q
the hardware store for fifteen cents
Ribbon Of two shades Is run through
he front meshes and sewed firmly q
ne back and front on the sides 4 bc~
u ribbon nj the top completes this use.
III article. A small broiler decorated
n the same manner makes : prcit!
stand for photographs or letters IN
newspaper rack should be hung on IN
wall.
4 large wicker basket with . cove
i 4 necessity in every house for ncln
inc soilcd linen Large bags q Lex
inc or heavy chintz should be hung 7
every closet for this purpose. and N
c,osct KEEP, free from soiled garments
4 boot and shoe rack il made q
stout piece Of crctonne about one yar'
long and the width 81 the ma'er'a
This should be bound with tape 2
braid. Then another piece q ~
same. about n yard and = hall long
gathered across the strips the lcngs
Il the shoes 10 be placed IN u hac
* these strips must Be cut separate "
sewcd On three inches apart from "
ore above IL They are then enine't
Il the top with IN elastic Earn D.
of shoes has It, own pocket ana =
rick can Be tackled 70 the inside q
| closet door or put against the Wan
some out-ol.the-way place - - 4"
| Pioneer Pres.
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Tm ne o. pcnnies in he South = rapid
~ increasing.
A rnnvTr scosch chemist proposes 70 di,-
pose Of corpses ~ putting their various
marenals % profitable use
Pullman has invented palace street carr
with reversible seats and center aisle a.
rz.ssenccr coaches. and proposes 70 up
holster them Ike the yesuDule cars and
make smoklng-rooms
Rrcrxr reports from California say thns
franps were never 90 numerous IN that -
rion a. a. present Depredations are null
tplyiag daily. and the lziLs are being tired
% their utmost capacity-
Az Poughkccpsie, n. r.. recently th<
crst Chinese lawyer IN this country WAS a.
ui.tet % practice. Hehas been ~ Amer'ca
eirh,een wears and studied his profession n
nc Columbia Law School and q Yale.
xcernrrx capitalists have bought severa
! nunarcd acres Of land on the sand NIL
I ,e..r Augusta. Ca, and VIII lay i out -
winter resort for invalids and pleasure
Z seekers
1 TUE city Of San Francisco has, accordinl
% is papers, fully i've thousand OPIUM
slaves. embracing boys ard girls - wen =
men ana women. and the number - said =
BE- RAPIDLY increasing. The victims q u
bah.t are moral and physical wrecks
The farmers Of Crawford County. III naS
resolved not 70 raise any wheat, barley 2
rye for three years in order % extermina
tho cainch bug, and viii endeayor 70 indus
the farmers OF sdjoining counties 70 90 "
same
AIArr account from the beautiful city
L. Angeles. Cal, i TO the eject that le
roy Is gaining bold il that pace. "a
dreadful disease il becoming quite comms
in many towns along The Pacific coast =.
the people are becoming alarmed ~
spread
TnE increase Of insanity among the 2
groes Of North Carolina u very RAPID. ~
asylum a. Goidboro was recently enizrg'
/ 20 accommodate the augmented number
The number Of those affected = over q
thousand where thirty years ago 'nsar
was almc-t unknown
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ne rasis 0saIss who censsrsess ss.vish-
ins'y ns.ss'fsi c"s'"ms III
When AZ least thirty "ousaha {"
the fair sex are 70 % gotten UP ~ co
CANT earbs Tor any special o's'I-'oh' A.
animation i croafed among 'ns NIL
liners and dressmakers thA' '"p'n.y
assumes colossal propor''on~ ~
Worth's establishment 'or instance
feverish activity reigned III late IN
the night Ladies were coming 70
have costumes altered Or 70 h' tke sure
Of their complexion or 70 ouy new
dresses from among me pattern
dresses Of the house, and work-"omen
we're charging 20 and fro Win fresh
ly-complcted corsagcs or skirts ~
their hands. and N. worth was nav
ing the life worried out OF MIN win
questions from his employees ana sug-
gestions from his customers. ana ms
admirable forewoman. Mademoise'ie
Marie Barre, almost lost her paticnce
(she never does. ] bciieve). ana ai'o-
gethcr chaos itself had come again IN
the great establishment on the hue de
Ia Paix- For not only was the next
day that Of the Grand frix. pu'
on that evening the frincesse DC
: Sagan gave a dinner OF eighty
covers. followed by an evening
: fete champctre Ga decided novel;
~ in garden parties), and al
fashionable Paris was In whiri ac'
cordingly. got into quiet corner
! late in the afternoon and sat and
. looked on. an amused spectator, at AL
0 the excitement Here comes the Ouch
9 ess dc Leuchtenberg. elegant. grace
full and quiet Of demeanor. altogether
8 satisfied with the exquisite toilet u
p nauve pcau de sole embroidered witt
: silver spangles and garlands OF lilac
!. in shaded silks on the skirt front
b very dream Of dress for which sh'
n desires q mantle. Worth's quick ey'
d discerns for her Just the shade Of gree'
le in velvet that viii harmonic with IN
r. nauye and match the shades OF gree
ID in foliage OF the lilac garlands. and 81
r,;des away after consultation OF te
a, minutes. Next the Countess Of Croy
N n.Le. her appearance TO try on he
u a;-...,,;,a coat ali embroidered wit
|, 49,, "a silver beads and silver an
i i IA -, ,h~..d On ! scarcely discernibl
$50 s a.. % ~. end id cold clotl
q chs,aa who.s husband i
- - !, re late General Robert
- rsa,,snar Who for loye Of ii
- - rans.de~.cv has renounce
n ss..ss,ana sorerermore ri
- .-~s.r,- uaIla a. Sartires
= hsv;rr The last touch,
- - ~ toilet IN silver-spanrls
I. 49, 80 - . s;re'..o;rs coat - -
~ - p.ar.,;as hordered with an en-
y - - s-,s,, nale mink roses Al
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n Rider Hacgard considers HIM
~ more of lawyer than noSe''s.
Wilkie Collins letters are headed
,~ith 4 monogram, In which gun
pierces the letters
The late Rev. james Freeman
Clarke. of Boston. was for many years
=, she habit Of writing his sermons be-
fore breakfast Sunday morning
Maurice Thompson. the Indiana
not and litcrafeur. IL a neighbor and
warm friend Of General Lew Wallace.
Ia 4 chief Of the Department Of Geoi-
ocv and Natural History Of Indiana
One Of the quaintest characters In
porfland. Ma, Is Benjamin Fuller. =
pittston farmer, who has read books
Tor two hours day for forty years.
and has a bigger library In his head
than any man In Maine
Mrs. Arthur Stannard. better
known TO the reading public As John
strange Winter" lives on the hanks Of
the Thames and has large garden
running In series OF broad terraces
down TO the waters edge Here shs
Gives pleasant garden parties. attended
by literary people.
Miss Charlotte NJ Yonge. the nov
elist. is devoted member OF thu
church Of England. With the pro
creds Of her novel. Tho Heir Q
Reacliffe.~ she fitted out the missionar.
.cbooner, the Southern Cross. for I'll
use Of Bishop Sclwyn. and ten thou
sand dollars from the profits Of 9Th
Daisv Chain" are said 70 have gone
the building OF the missionary colles
in New Zealand.
The late f.. r. Roe used to do HI
writing in n little workshop at the 70
al his home. tits long. narrow. unca
mated room. under the slanting roo
II Is we'll ventilated. and filed wit
lazy lounges and chairs. while comme
book shelves. a large writing desk Al
acabinct Of Hudson river birds are y
only other furniture in the room n
Roe's hobby was collecting birds al
studying their songs
Robert Louis Stcvenson's dedic
tion OF THE Black Arrow" TO
wife l. ingenious and unique In II
says: ~ have watched with intere
with pain. and at length with amu'
ment, your unavailing attempts TO
ruse The Black Arrow, and ! thi
should lack hnmor indeed II let
occasion slip and did not put 20
name in the dy-leaf OF the only DO
Of mine that you have never read
and never will"
The Grand Duchess Elizabe
wife OF the Grand Duke Serge AL
androyitch. OF Russia, IL a late al
ton to royal authors. She writes
court life under the pen name Of
Ercilaw, and real people masquera
through her pages. She II only tw'
ty-four years Of age. but she has ii'
: lifetime OF sorrow in being CO
PEELED TO marry one man while
loved another. Her face II said to
press the sad story Of her life
1t Is said that II Victor Hugo
devoted himself to pictorial art
would perhaps have collapsed every I
mast or present who made black I
white Z speciality. He was never
loss for materials soft quill pen, v
sometimes . hard one TO finish up.
ordinary writing inks washed In y
the feathery end Of the pen. with
paper that he found at hand, y
often what he worked with. His
drawings were frequently finished
with coffee grounds
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q a Treat Of West Granville. Mass,
wr;tc~ az ALLcocK's PoRous PLAsrERs;
For rheumatism, neuralgia Pain y ne
SIDE or back, coughs, colds, bruises ana any
Io.ai weakness, they truly possess wonder
fuI Curative qualities have recommend-
- shem 70 nv neighbors with the happi-
est results, many Of whom but for AhLs
eocx-s PLAsrERs would b in : crippled
>ssrd ;s;cn - home. In every instance where
thew have been faithfully and properly ap
ri;ed TIE result has been wonderfully ~
bfactory.
Voc can't always judge Of the quality Of
= eitv,s inhabitants 81 the sample men"
il sends over the country--Patsbvuh ChroH-
<ck-
Aaa6cted with Sore Eyes use DR.: Isaa'
Thompson Eye Water Druggists sen it-1'e
WY Is wise mrn like pius Bec.us
e h.s got good bead 80 CONES =
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The Foundation o. health may b deeply
laid, II the con~tipased. tho bilious. me &C.
billtalcd will but Infuse con JOINT yiEor ena
Stomach E.ftcrs. For tlird Of = century
Il has fuinllcd il mission 81 furnishing
strength 10 the feeble and health 70 tnc
sick. Chills and fever, rheumatism nerv-
Gus and kidney troubles succumD 70 A.
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- .a6cted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Tnompson' 8 Eye Water Druggists sell t-z'c.
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A rusxa that Is lightly psssei over y the
fence surrounding ~aterneion patch
i1rk
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II IL natural enough that the brewers and
their employees shoulo get ~ lager heads
DGI.fh Photographer.
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Look SHAEPi when your skin breaks
out In pimpLes use Glenn's sulphur soap
HINTS Hair Dye, Black or Brown, Soc
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ISvAr1ps. aged people. nursing mothers;
the happicst results from = judicious use Of
Dr. sherman Pric.<ly Ash Bii'ers Where
the liver or kidneys are affected, promP:
action II necessary 70 change the toe
toward health. ere the disease becomes
chronic-possibly incurablc- and there =
nothing better 10 be found In tho who's
range Of mafcrl0 me<fied. Sold everywhere
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- - =
seulna 49, - e1D q II
Uee1o - - 01D - - -
- $1,000 e.s1llA J - oo0r
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-. II - ooeers0n - oDo0 - -
SUooo - - o4DSaL I8A 8nnA
- - 0nRanD ~ 49, - -
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eqonRxn W6 $500 4 nnnf99 - -
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q mnn11ne - 49, - ~ -
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xDnmn1A- N uh1Gsofp 94gn - =
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DsA Dagxn, - -. ufhee 49,
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IL suBoussA - - - nhfs = = "a ~
oou Uusk- Uoluo mnaameos 4 NJ q
~ - hssssanak g,1tna. - esa,1 10
ssaun6 q ~ 0nek q asss no9 - -
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- fnG1a1A ~ vtte ~ o1oo hean
/ ssoohos1 ~ 6souU3. 0aik - - vnss
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Onfnfn1 - ~ tsaoA, - 1unflv hashl
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~ mad3slnsa 81 - 81 nuse tsg. ~
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Rsfss - - = opsnaos, VT.
nnunQnR No..
n ah0se eosa6soaa, IL. Moba
ovDn fneO 81 M aeRso ed h1o6feeI
Of esaeie ed hossss; ard shnns s6oss
0sB1s. ee0ing fsoQ . uan % uo6oabs-
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sogoo1ey b show saapieiuo, 0aet b
l aAnmifnmH - r-<.nffSg~1a fpua
poc1tnB Tx1s - snnAzmU1.
Dss- Osrun 60 - ooa-uiss1 ire q
~ Inesfessioaat H6esi, Osesfy eseee,
nosUee0 6seo01 ed Third, I'D vii
eAdes 10 oiseo0ssune tIke . go
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ADVICE no aoTWKRs

0sa vinslsv's oeoehAaH 6ys1n, fQ ehi1lHoa
tss4h1no. y ~ peasEkip11na = - e tAs ~
eaoals asnns - phy aa1ans b - Untssd
ssaAss. snA ~ bssa u6s1 fss suseg ysass With
sevss fealfna sosuaD - aAllssn6 q Do<hes.
sssthanG ~ vaias y tnealsalahls. q rallsvss
ths eAaid nuD pafa. eass dysaatsay I'd d5ss-
rh0a. gxty1ns . ~ oUUols - V1nA eolse
D. Stvta0 hsak1h - IL chilA q paoo he
moeksR. px1es a6e oossia apIsdslv
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The CoDwerciai Mil Oompsny re.
oeivsd . portion Of the logs recently
porsus sed from James HauahIon, OF
BACK h vss. Superintendent Docs n
sas bu. " engaged in sealing q large
Doom Of soc logs today.
TOE St-ssos q Pos. mill received q
RATS Of tveivs ssesious from the Skaai,
spontry today. They have NOT ysl
scAled them.
The nee schooner 2. 3 Rsd1sId, Gap
tain Rskholp, ssiied from the Ssetspu
q Post mill to-day With Q cargo of $50.
zoo fest Of luubeF, for San Fsancisco.
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SAN Fs.scIsuo. Feb. Is Arrived :.
81 amer U-sasliia, Seattle; san Pedro
c.coma.
Ssilrd-steamsF Willamette, Seattle
chip Gar ndeies. PoQes 3 ,usd.
foar BLsxgLS, Feb. L.. - Sailed
Schoodsg fanu.s Do.Ard.
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Tue EmS s~ss 10 Aassrl-. -isrmrt 81
her teesrassua esn esns eaes. Res t.k~r
tAe ssvtss Of ses chs rscl.es ~ ~ 10 .
pssutv % esssesse Aug DAY gas b
~. q. ss<-d q the c&ssis ~ q ,deio. a
s6sha ace iasa irips ss essusiS~i. go "a
he 70 The ccsnscss ~ tee sgscsse~ss. ~
. sasas, si1ssiy kapsesA fsassng eat 3
Asesss ysass AssA assAasA nAs,s
valnsss 81 aAaA
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The nsdieai hranea q votes spscaal ssteD.
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called Pros atosfhoA which eaf sssslnsns
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the boarS sos eeserk 30 avssa ;As erova
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sn.y Ger sustssssn tree.
AL 'A,GUa9os spo<ea 40 srltsea. wft.s 4.
ssxs 90 iaEGsaU.
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ssasas Re. l. the osly 80 i've csss sse sesr
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