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A WORD ABOUT CATARRH

1T 4 the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi fluid envelope surrounding the delicate tis.
sues II the dir aud food passages, that Caiaffh
make a. stronghold. uuoy established. u cas-
into the very vt,ls aud fcndcr lie but long.
jmvn hf,ath oi misery aud disease. duilinr the
sense oi hearing tmmmcllng TIE power 1T speech.
dcsim,l the faculty Of smell, niniluH The brcith
aud killng the Unnod pleasures Of tastc lnsld.
iuusly ~ Crccping ON from a simple cold IN the
bead, u assaults the mCmhrIuuus lining aud en-.
Vclnts tine bunr., chuur through the delicate cuats
aud causing Inflammation. slnurhinE aud death.
Nothing shOu II total eradication will secure
health tn the D. lent anil nll Hlri laNyH are slms
piy prurmstinAict surCriugs. leading a. inttl
irrmluailuu. tANTuun.s RADICAL Cruf. hy Hhrs
| hfHH pud ~ Ifrlai administration, has never
failed even When the disease hns mldr frrhtul
iunuHis uu delicate constitutions. hptflur smrll
| ami taste have hCyu recovered. aud the disease
/ thoroughly driven OUT
| sANTuunH RADICAL Crur consists ~ one bottle
/ 81 che hArlIAt ttHr. uur BOX tAtAurWAt Ful
] yrSf aud one lnrrnNtp iNuftIu nrluy WmpIFd
/ in one package With iuli dirgiiuus price. silva
| puuru pura ANu CurutJAtto uusIux.
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Careless Mothers.

Many mothers have permitted their chlllrcn 10
die heior their eyes when they might have hycn
saved. ANY mother who kcypa house without -
| bottle Of Arkrrs English lihy suuihrr ut hand,
runs fisk which the may sometime rCgWt 10
| hussa,Cd the lives 81 thuusnnds 81 chldusn. and
| l. doing ~ every year. n j. Hester, druggist
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Win, Ihcy sny Aboui IIyio.

touHfLANh Miss, DECEMBER I, ISIS.
l. N. Iowcnstinc Eqa
Dear Sir Please allow me TO add my
testimonial 10 the wonderful merit ui your
llylo. Nv little boy has been suffering
with sore chin. Aftct applying your
lotion twice all inflammation wac removed
aud lac now cries "llylo' every time ho
falls. iours, etc, II. VI. JouSsoN.
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Lock out tor ,haIcra Msgulrc's neune
PLANT

fouy.nyc YEAR. luiallihlc Specific Tor
DiauhWa. nysontcry, Cholera Murbus fluN,
Childun's 1ccthinF. and II taken in time a
sun preventive of Asiatic Cholera.
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sand au,lIafl,s

We are in receipt OF sixteen cans Of
white sand from salisbury; aso five car.
loads Of white pine lalhs can be found at
NJ. sc. Depot. Telephone No. $40.
Ttour SAND Go.
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OrucE' furnished with towel rack comb,
brush aud clean towel every morning for
% cents per week, by Memrhis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 20 any office.
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Criminal Court.

W. II. Beach WIS acquitted Of the charge
Of cmhoulcmcnt.
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THE COURTS.

In the United States Circuit Court the
Jury in the case Of Anthony Owens, charged
with passing counterfeit money, failed to
agree and were discharged.
The cases Of Clark Brewer, Ben Feather
ston, James Badinclli and Rip Hudson,
charged with violating the election law,
will probably be called this week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-11

"wrLL, should show my teeth" Il a
fayoritc expression With young ladies who
use Longs Pearl Tooth Soap.
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LEUBRlE FANCY GOODS co
West Memphis
LAND SALE.

Linz LAND AT THE TERMINUS OF THE
Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis Railroad,
and the Raid Knob Branch Of the Iron Mountain.
where the great bridge across the Mississippi River
will land on the western shore, has been subdi-
yidcd. AMI Il now offered for sale.
This property lies opposite, and in full view Of
the City Of Memphis
The trcsilc-work Of the bridge trayencs II, and IL
will be fine investment Considerable building
Is already going on. aud West Memphis win soon
be great center Of railroads and manufactures.
Terms Of sale and plan Of subdivision may 10
seen by applying TO
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without any particular exertien on the
part OF the united people, that II the same
enterprise and push had been brought to
bear as In many other places, this would
now be city Of several hundred thousand
people. But the difference is, as / just
stated, Memphis Is 80 rich, the people here
are doing so well, that they 10 not feel the
necessity of making any Great effort to at
tract foreign settlers. Now, other towns
have TO do ii, for il is their only hope, and
they arc doing il with vim that is going
to tell wondrously TO their wealth and ma
terial advancement. The great point is TO
advertise. Every railroad which enters
Memphis should bear its name Keep
Memphis, Memphis constantly before
the eyes Of the people. That IL the way
these other cities are doing, and by that
means Memphis viii grow twice her size
before the people here actually perceive
"A
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FARMING LANDS WANTED.
An Opportunity 90 Sell offered by the
commissioners of Agriculture.


NASHVILLE, TcDn April 3. 1855.
VIM you permit me, through your paper, 10 make
the following announcement TO the citizens OF your
county
Owing TO excessive cold aud the unusual number
OF SNOW storms aud billiards that prevailed
throughout the north, and especially the northwest
the past winter. am receiving u greater number
OF Inquiries after lards from parties living In those
locallilcs who desire aud intend ~ move either
this summer OF next fall TO warmer climate, than
has ever before come TO this ofi,o. There Is n dc
mand ior all kinds Of lands, bul principally Tor
farms aud farming lands. The vast number "
these Inquiries precudes the possibility Of me an
swcrlng them oil satisfactorily by letter even II !
was informed ~ Ia where all the lands for sale are
located or who owns them, aud In order that oil
those who have lands for sale and who wish 10
bring them 10 the attention OF northern and west
crn Immigrants Who arc seeking homes Ia this
State have determined 10 ISSUE n bulletin de
scriptiyc oi such property I'm accordance with Scc
ton OF The law creating this Department. which
will send out " all lnqnrcrs and distribute gen
orally Throughout che north aud west
The section Of the law referred 20 says "lle lthe
COMMISSIONER shnll keep IN his own aud assistant
commissioners Oncc, n record Of lands for sale,
lease or colonization, agricultural, mechanical or
other requirements for labor. for which said com
missioner shall he allowed a fee ~ y for making
each entry, 20 be paid by the owner Of the land Of
fefcd TOT Rle, etc"
desire 10 say 10 the citizens NJ your county that
Twill publish about the 1T Of Mays lhnd bulletin iur
general distribution aud all thOso who have lands
for sale and desire tn advertise them In THIS way
can have them entered In this bulletin by sending
4 description OF the same, accompanied by y W
this Office.
All not,,S Of lands for sale should he scni IN by
the 18th of April. H. N. HoRp Commissioner.
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loiai value Of impnti, Cor quarter li.si7 ~
The surveyor OF customs having been
frequently asked by importers and Others,
who desire 60 have commodities imported
from foreign countries 10 this city, oilers
the following suggestions Ia thlsc DESTROYS
OF importing, which, II closely observed,
will prevent many OF the delays aud heavy
expenses which the importer " Obliged 10
pay NJ ports Of first arrival when neglected.
The most important feature is the adj.
dress oi the package, which should bear
the same ~ that Of letter, as John smith,
Memphis, Tom, w. :. A., via New York,
New Orleans, or any other port, and not
In care OF any broker, commission merchant
OF agent
lfcoming through New Orleans, would
suggc,t that parties, II they have no spc-
cial agent In that city, would call at the
cudom.housc here, bringing with them
their consular invoice anil bill Of lading,
aud the officials at the Cusiom.housc will
| furnish them with custom.house power Of
attorney and owners oath, and Also give
them the names Of the agent at New Or.
leans VI the Anchor line steamers, louis.
| VILE, New Orleans q Texas railroad, aud
the Illinois Central railroad. who viii
make cntry Tor the goods aud transport
them 10 tits city In bond without cxir
charge. The samo can be done II comm,
through any other port oi iirsl arrival.
The gr'at trouble which new inpOtlen
experience u caused 10y the shippcri o.
roOds la fmncc, Germany. England an,
clrcNhcr' Who have some friend or agcn
IN New York or New Orleans, whom the,
wish 10 benefit, aud while they will shil
their goods 10 John Smith, Memphis
Tenn, 4. :. A., they will take spc,ia
. paine Ia address them in care OF John Roe
!, 81 Sew YORK, which OF courrc ucccNinic
/, the u'lcusc Of the goods at New lorL. sine
. they have been shipped Ia care ~ "l0hl
/, lloc,' this will cauw them 10 be- examine
! thcr, fcpackcd, and come a. Memphis a
other freight, NJ the same time giyin
, John Roe AN opportunity Ia change hi
brokerage, commissions aud other inc
dental icrs, which could al hc avoided b
. the release AMI superintendent Of the good
NJ this port.
Following u a general statement hy nri
clos aud countries Of commodiliuimIpric
, from foreign countries into the custom
, district Ut Memphis. Tenn, during IA
y quarter ending March %. 1855 aud will
drawn lot consumption:
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THE nAoIsrnArEs.
squire Fleming.
"nRIcK.nArs" PROPRIETOR.

"nRICK-BATS' PROPRIETOR
G. 4. Farrell, the proprietor Of the
"lIrick-bat Saloon" tho name suggests
what tough place II isl was arrested yes.
iorday for assault aud battery on Tobo
Davis. lie did no, strike Tobc with a
hrick-bai, but with stick, which slightly
pulled the surface of his ebony scalp.
Farrell was somewhat under the influence
Of his best CD whisky, and he became an
gry At something Davis said and before the
remark could hc explained he began Ia
welt Davis over the head. Trial Monday
morning.
a youDoo DOCTOR WANTED.
Squire Fleming issued warrant ycstcr-
day for Doctor Austin, professor Of
vOudoosm, on complaint of Mary Allen,
colorcd, who lives at No $50 Shelby street
Mays daughter WIS IN, aud Dr. Austin
was stopping nj her house IN professional
capacity. The girl did not improve aud
the doctor disappeared. carrying with him
several articles belonging TO the Allen
family.
TiiH rooRLNpWiiL UAvEnis nay ~ CorHr.
Clarence Roberts, the fifteen year old
boy who was arrested Friday aud locked
mp NJ the police station, ON the charge oi
assault and battery upon Ibis mother. ~
| alleged 10y Tom Williams, ear driver,
| Who lives IN the same house with the
1 boys mother, and Who WIS fined In the
| police court for the uflt'nsc Yesterday
morning, pwcccdod nj oncc 10 Squire
ilcming's aud sw0rc out warrant against
| Williams, charging him with assault and
battery. The mother II Young Roberts
denies that her son struck her. aud on the
other hand, adds that hc u half dcmcntcd.
aud n subject 10 violent fits. ID was one
OF these he had NJ the time that Williams
charges that be- was heating her. Tho
Roberts and Williams families DO not get
along on the best VI terms. and the boy
alleges Tint Yesterday Williams, Tor some
unproyukrd cause, struck him several
times. NIrs Robert. IL respectable,
harl.Norking widow lady. and l. very
much rricvcd that her son should bc
charged with malIWating her. Williams
will be- given a hearing Monday morning.
COUNTER wARnANrs.
4 few days ago Emma Connolly had
John Anderson, her alleged husband, mr..
rested for knocking her down aud almost
kicking the life out of her. Anderson
avoided arrest until yesterday, when hc
was caught by deputy sheriff In the
lower part Of The city. Ancrhc had given
bond Tor his appearance on Monday he
sworn out peace warrant against the
woman, alleging that she had not only
threatened ~ Kill him. but that he had
been compelled 10 leave his bed and board
In order to save his life.
T, nm NAY KIT uER YEr.
. lln Scott and Alexander Nolan live II
the same tcnpment.houso down ON Caro-
lima street, and Liza has boon mcddlinl
too much In Nolan'a Affairs. Yesterday
. he threatened 10 Nil her outright u ali
did moi let hin aud his alonc. She sal,
I she would have him arrested, and d,
swor that u nho did he would kin her
he was hung Tor Il In an hour. She swor
!. | out a peace warrant foe him all thc same
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Positively the hes, remedy ever discov.
cred Tor all diseases Of man aud beast that
can be- reached by an external medical ap.
picaiion. ~ Rangum Root Eminent One
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangtm Root Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale by Hester,
9sJ Main street
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MEMPHIS DAILY Appeal. SUNDAY, April s. 1883.
CAUGHT IN THE COURTS.
USUAL SATURDAY DULLNEss IN THE
UPPER COURTS.
The Mother OF Clarence Roberts Denies
That Her Son is an Inhuman Tough
and Has His Accusers Arrested--Smaii
Pick-ups Among tho Magistrates.

The chancery court stands adjourned to
tomorrow Monday.
Bills fled yesterday: S. A. Crnmsvs l..
l.. Crump and others; partition OF land.
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FOR SALE BN
r. l.. COVER & GO.
NO. 81 MADISON STREET.

Iybun avenue we'll improved
COTTAGE, with beautiful Dcsrullc place
a. mile
Woodstock, {, q = w II r.
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE nearly Orleans ia
condition. drl located surrounding
elegant cottage home
No Mo street repair stable
COW house and carriage
NICE FvERooM COTTAGES fAulcnia far from
Georgia
TWO DOUBLE COTTAGES Fayscr fAudcrlae
FRAME rooms
with desirable LOT iGxi1
Carroll feet
ndont
HOUSES Madison 900 feet Marshall aud
Madhon Madison through Marshall
fronting of
both Ia
good condition good ,cms besides good supply Of water from wawoI Desirable
would admirably for inhrm private school
residence, splendid
cold The collar that the whole building through
cycr
churches should be
appreciated
houses, EACH tcns Tor 80 MONTH lrce f2Jo
NO go ALABAMA running
residence Of stables outbudng desirable
baud desirable building
d Vance street.
be pleased to show those desiring to purchase
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I.irrn.c,i Co We'd.

G. w. Wilson and Rachel whitscy
lcolored).
Henry Foster and Susie Harris (col-
orcd).
Joseph Raggio aud Lizzie Delcaco.
Il. Naccaro and Mrs. Theresa Iiaggio.
Louis Flowers and Mary Blcdsoc lcol-
orcdl.
Handle Morris and Carrie Nclms (col-
orrdl.
WIN. Tillman and Mary McDanill (col.
orcdl.
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The following convicts left last night for
the Nashville penitcntiary Chip Allen,
larceny, two years. James Cothran, petit
larceny, one year; Ed Cleary, robbery, ten
years; W. j. Reynolds, ten years; Henry
Steele, larceny, four years; Aleck Thomp-
son, larceny three years; Frank Walker,
assault to murder three years; VIII West
brook, larceny, two years; James Walsh,
robbery, ten years.
The inmates in the county jail, subject
to the criminal court, now number but
twenty-five.
Joseph NJ. Tanscy, the West Memphis
pugilist, who is now serving out an unex-
pircd term OF about eleven months rs an
escaped convict, IL wanted by the United
States government as n dcsertcr, Us will be
seen from the following letter
RECRUITING RESpnvous, No $40 FRoSr ST,
MkMPnis Tenn, April 7, lssa !
The Hon Judge District Court, shelby County,
Memphis, Tenn
Sir--Tho body OF one Joseph Tansey
now in the hands OF the superintendent
district work-house, District Of Tennessee,
is demanded by me IA u deserter from
Company u, Eighteenth Infantry, ". :. A..
have a release from the president OF the
Taxing District, the Hon. ID. 7. MADDEN,
dated the 9TH instant, and | ordered my
sergeant to the district work.house "a
bring the man TO my Office for the purpose
Of sending him to Jefferson Barracks, Mo-,
for trial. The superintendent Of the dis.
trict work-house informs me that you
have n charge or sentence against him
over to me at once. Please inform me nj
what date his sentence will expire and
notify the superintendent Of the county
jail To let me know the date OF his release
80 that can have him arrested as n de
sertcr OF the United States army
Please acknowledge receipt OF this com
munication. Very respectfully your ODE
dent servant. Gro. u. BENLES,
First Lieutenant Fifth Infantry Recruiting
Officer.
The court ordered the clerk TO notify
Lieut.. Benlcn that Mt the expiration OF
Tansey's term Of Imprisonment in the
county work house. he would be- held sub
jet TO the order Of the United States army
officials
Mr.. A. n Hancock was examined in
open court by Col. Tom Harris, j. 5. Du.
vail and Attorney-Gencnl Peters us 10 his
qualifications 10 practice law, he having
made application for n license.
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IMPORTS FOR A QUARTER.

Statement and Valuable Information
from Surveyor Tobin.
The following arc the names OF the iu-
portcrs who imported directly TO this port
during january, February and March, and
opposite Ia their respective names appears
the value OF their Imports
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Mrs. ilESuY q. R,Y~oSn. lrpnion. n.
spcnt $1,000 for relief, but was curcd by
a. worth ~ lhou.pia.
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Tor all Kinds Of table wines. fruits. etc,
telephone No. bD3. Marlboro. Niana q Go.
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foR superior upholslcring. repairing and
vanishing Of furniture, 70 N III lallc.
mand & Co, a. Jefferson street.
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RcrIsirr.. Omrr.

A charter was filed styled "Independ-
ont United Brothers Of America, the in-
corporations being the Rev. J. II. Ruther.
ford, s. ID. Bolton, S. Bolton, J. II. Black
well, II. S. ID. Bolton, the Rev d. V. Jones
and the Rev. 4. NJ. Pennington. Object
not stated in charter except in following
clause; 'Iho general welfare Of the so
cictv not individual prolit -.
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Total yniueof Imports

T. v. TuniN,
Surveyor Of Customs, rou Of Memphis,
Tom.
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HAyr your watches aud clocks repaired
by a.. lllrlncr, ab7 Main street.
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B.lll,aO. Converse 4 Cook, 500 Main.
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Criminal Court.

Stands adjourned to Monday, the 9th in
slant
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-28

Talking about the milk cure, it has caused
decided boom in the dairy trade, and we
can scarcely supply our custom, as it was
already sufficiently large Milk is the de
mand Of the hour, the greatest call being
among the physicians, their families and
patients, One prominent medical man al
ways orders five gallons a day, two-ffths of
which is consumed by himself. He does not
take so much now, because he unfortunately
is a victim of the cocaine habit. The deadly
drug is slowly killing him, and he is gradu-
ally abandoning his practice, which was an
immense one. One of his favorite methods
Of cure for his nervous patients is to order
them to be quiet for several months and to
take milk as their only nourishment, and in
large quantities. | know one lady who WAS
considered n victim of cancer, who was I'M
able to retain anything except milk for six
months. Yet she eventually recovered.
However, in cases of dyspepsia, milk ought
to be tabooed, and such people should confine
themselves exclusively TO buttermilk which
has already gone through n process of diges-
ton before it enters the stomach. Butter
milk is cure in itself for disorders arising
from indigestion.
But the way sweet milk is used now in all
drinks in the saloons and drug stores, in
milk shakes" etc, is surprising. However,
its most unique demand is as an article of the
toilet, which use is constantly growing.
Why, l have twelve regular orders, four of
them on Lindell avenue, from ladies, for
eight gallons of milk daily. In this the mis-
tress of the house takes her evening bath.
She considers this equal to the champagne
bath, so celebrated a~long Partisan ladies,
! only the milk baths are much less expensive,
| skinned milk being considered sufficient,
and eight gallons amounting to only so cents
day. l suppose the idea is an offspring of
the popular craze for undermining the an
tique, and POppR, the beautiful wife of Nero,
who daily bathed in milk for the benefit of
| her complexion, is perhaps the example
| Dairyman in Globe-Democrat
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-28

1t is astonishing how little thought invalids
and their friends beStow on some questions
in which they are vitality interested. For
instance, it is an every day occurrence for
people who either suffer with or are threat
ened by pulmonary diseases to leave for Colo
RADIO, by order OF physicians. But very few
of them inquire why the climate of Colorado
is expected to benefit them. The fact is that
except in the early stages of lung disease it
is problem which puzzles even good physi-
clans, whether that climate will do good or
HARM Denver is more than $500 feet above
the sea level. That is to say st. Louis, be-
ing about 700 feet above the sea, Denver is
nearly a mile higher then we are here. The
result is that tue atmosphere is far more
rare, and the theory upon which residence
there is supposed TO benefit weak lungs is
that the extra exertIon necessary to inhale
the proper amount of the vitalizing element
gives fuller and freer play to all parts of the
lungs, and preserves them from decay.
But so great change in altitude as that
from St Louis to Denver, ii made suddenly,
may be too severe a strain upon a nature
weakened by disease, and the change has
often proved fatal When symptoms of con-
sumption appear and medical advice is
sought if the patient has means, he is nearly
. always advised either TO go west, for the
reasons l have indicated, or to go south
/ this on a different theory altogether. | have
often thought, however, that when the Colo
| RADIO trip is recommended, the advice should
| be coupled with a provision that the change
be made by easy stages, rests being made al
least three times on tae road, to enable the
lungs to become gradually accustomed to the
| changed conditions. Charles j. Osborne il
! Globe Democrat
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-28

imagination might picture It was con-
structed OF old, roughly planned boards green
with age and covered in places with patches
OF lichen. Its roof was an uneven mass of
black tar paper, so popular with the inhabi-
tants of Shantytown, while against the sides
OF the building was piled an amazing guam
tity of old iron and other refuse. A goat was
wandering about aimlessly outside, and as
approached, two dirty faced children, in
short frocks, who were eating bread and but
ter, came up to where l stood, in order that
they might wipe their greasy hands on my
coat sleeve.
From their mother, who was kind enough
to call them back, | learned that the geese.
which now gathered themselves together
within fenced inclosure behind the house,
were raised altogether for the market, and
that the returns were of great assistance In
maintaining the little family Many of their
neighbors kept flocks of these fowls, too, for
the vicinity seemed to be a most favorable
breeding place. There are certainly many
ways of adding to ones income, and in the
suburbs goose farming does not appear to be
the least Insignificant of them.-John Preston
Beecher in New York News.