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Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

i "A most wonderful inyeption . reported
from Vienna. An Austrian ebgincerhas,
il is said, designed q trgek,to rnn before
every railway train, being fhaintained al.
ways at q liked lbut adjustable distance
ih fr6ht by the force Of an electric cur
rent transmitted along thometals from D
dynamo on the engine. The current Is
conducted through mercury contained In
glass tubes on the pilottruck. II, there
fore. the truck comes into the collision
the tubes are broken and the contacscon.
squently destroyed. The interruption of
the current instantly and automatically
af<iss ake breaks ON The following
train. II Is claimed By the inventor that
two exprss,@s fittod witbsihfs system
might with immunity be set 10 run full
tilt Il eAahDihersp TincollikiDn bfthsiT
pilot trucks would arrest. the pgOgyess Of
bon traistl lef5fetlies could dleet hT'He
elenHnt OF human fallibility il accord.
ingiy entirely eliminated, and drivers
may dash through o whole series oi
danger signals without risk, being AUTO.
,m.tically xzrssissl chs nonsnt thsysescl
the spot that i really daDgerous.-gst
Jlmess Gassits.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

There are very few men Who az not pride
themselves on always having the correct time;
devised TO enable hem 10 do 80. .Bnt the more
delicate chronomete Is made, The more sub
tectEit becomes to- derAu and unless ii
be kept alYays Y elsan, II soon loses its
nian nlaehine-sso much more delicAt an ] In
tricate than any work OF Man should require
70 be kept thoroughly cieansed, The liver Ia
the main-spring OF this complex structure. and
dered liver, depend most of the ills that flesh
is heir to. Even consumption (which Is lung
scrofulal, isstraceable 20 tie Imperfect action
q this organ; Fddney diseases skin diseases,
long catalogue Of grave maladies have their
.rigin in torpid or sluggish liver. DR., PieToe'i
Golden Medical Discovery, by establishing q
euro and preventive OF these diseases.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

= Hoods Household Calendar for 1885,. as usual,
leads all others in beauty and style. The most
taking feature about II, because 1t is unique in
Calendars Is that II is cut-out, "a il by hand,
and tho bright, healthy face of d Ahandso1ne
.syosing Kisi with O. wealth ofshrown hair con.
trasts Beautifully with her blue bonnet and
strings. The head Is a marvel Of color print
lpg,th fash tints being as natural as life: Tho
rad h also printed In colors, with special de.
sign for every month, and there q condensed
upon 1t s1afae amount Of yaluabloi hlforma-
hence that L issist ~ seea sol6s sppTe Mated.
Copies may be eobtained at the drug stores, or
by sending six cents In stamps TO O. l. Hood 81
Co., Lowell, Mass.
Cedar chips twettedJ, placed in the nest Of
setting hens win drive out lice.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

indescribahle feeling Of dread. or Of i'm
pending calamltyf & k
II you have al, or any considerable
numDcr of thcse synptoms you arc
suffering from that most common Of
Torpid Hycr, associated with Dyspepsia,
or Indigestion. The more complicated
your disnase hes become, the greater the
number and diversity OF synptorns No
Inatter what stage II bns reached, On.
PIrRcEis GOIDKN MEDICAL DfscovfHY
will eubdue II, II taken according % d.
~ not cured, compllcntton8 multiply ard
Consumption OF the Lungs. Skin Distasr 4,
Heart DieRse, rheumatism, kinney Dis.
ease, or other gave maladies are quite
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

liable 20 sE4 ins and, sooner or later, In
duCe q fatal termination.
In. PfIACE's EOFUE4 MVuTraf DTseav-
Knr acts powerfully ufpn tic Liver, aud
through thnt greet hioodi-piiTifylng piran,
ciennars the system uf nil blood-ihlnss and
Impurities, frOm whatever Caute arising.
~ y equally cincactOus IN acting upon the
Kidneys. and Oiiler e&crCjofy OTEana,
cleansing. ttfcrvtgtninF, Hnd' hcalinR ti1ssr
dlerAstN. AZ lTi RprAtixiux, restorative
tyifie. it promotes dfrtSfion ana nufrf-
tlon, thereby blaidinF np 10th n - aud
derful Iaadioiao hass eairci rFyat erlep.
fity IN curing fcFGr and Agile GIil1
and Rcref. Dumb Agra and kfndret
diseaecs
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

LIFE Il burdensome, alike TO the sufferer and
all around him, while dyspepsia and its at
tending evils holds sway. Complaints OF this
nature can be speedily CURED by taking Prickly
Ash Bitters regularly, Thousands once thus
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09
A Memory of Earry Daya.

Bane Or Chi idhDod 5 tender years. =
Swallowed oft with groans and tears.
.9 lH0wit made the flesh rec0il, ss,tt
Loathsome, greasy castor oil
Search your early memory close,
Till you find another dose:
YAH ehe shuddering frame reyolts
AT The thought Of Epson saltsi
Underneath the pill-box lid
Was greater horror hid, Isl +.
Climax ofall inward ills,
HugeGhd gripping old blue pillsl II
What q contrast to the mild and gentle ac-
tion Of DR.. Pioree's Purgative Pellets, sugar
coated, easy to take, cleansing recuperating,
renovating1 the system without wrenching IL
with agony. Sold by druggists.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

MT kfndson Cole. Who Is the man
A9er 81 sons of tbe lAFee Chicago whole.
s5ls h0nses IA fhe Sire OF gentlemen,s
furnishings shows 3 bosci hkcktie, which
lhe has jest foeejscf from Tetas. Il 10
10, tlcsaake skin made uplin the forTn oi
Z fohf ID .hahd Ne. The point rattls II
sct IN ihe centre or Tie outer fold. 70
serve The purpoge Of . tiepin. AZ Il
olisteps and shows 81 softs Of slift
ibg g.coipss in. the sunHahtyof gsslighb II
makes VERY Attractive, il not exactly
coDnational. tip. NJ. Cole says that d
was sent to him ~ . ssmplc. Che sender
tayip that, b De stoek Of rAttlesnakes
n bis cdaniry n isexhsistible, he ran
sappis g ,aA8s of tl.ess strange ties .,
the cLicago house may wapI Ctisgg
Ncwa AN8sl 8 E8N sMN -
- ~ s -
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09
LUM BAoo!

LIZ wi p ~ ~
Carriage. why 50 many deyiate nom (,
graceful carriage may be accounted for in %
many ways Us there are misshapen beings
MUSCULAR WEAKNESS.
lRuie Back. The spinal column Is the main
stay of the body, which stiflans up tho
straight man or woman, and nature hai
I provided muscular supports to hold iterect
IS TWISTED OUT or sHAPE.t salsil
Dlst0rti0ns.--Men and women recklessly
I. twist themselves out or shape, and the re-
All suit ID the few standing straight and The
many bending down.
SYMPTOMS. s1, y
Pains.-Those which afflict the back are the
most insidious or subtilesa They come at
times without warning we rise from sit
IA ting posture TO find the back SO crippled or
strained as to cause acute suffering.
~ f.r4ff.g TREATMENT aassi,Ff
Z dcure.-Rub the parts afflicted freely with
Sr JACOBS off; rub hard and vigorously,
~ producing warmth, and II the pain Is slow
IN yielding, wrap the parts In fanncl stepped
IN hot water and wrang out.N a u
soldby Drgcists and Dealers Es1rsA~s p,i'
rHE CHARLES a. vooErEa co.. Baiilmors. NJ
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09
Dehorniue Cattle.

~ The subject of dehorning vicious bulls
has received much attention lately in
agricultural papers, and correspondent
q of the RurGt Nsl1 Yorker gives some
a. valuable advice on the subject He
IL says; "After about seven months trial
can add my testimony to the many who
Nj have already recommended The practice.
/ think the danger to the animals
amounts to nothing. have dehorned
q about eighty cows and yearlings. I
have tried Haaff's saw. 1t is good, but
e a small butchers spring back saw, cost
ea ing from fifty to seventy-ive cents, is
a. good enough, and the good wife will be
= glad to have il TO cut beef bones when
= . not in use on the hoEns.
Sss "The bulls and COWS are not fastened in
! the same ray. II the horn is cut in the
right place there will be very little bleed
a8 ing. There will be no stub horn, but
there Tiilsbe good looking rnuley that
. will ee harmless in the future. / am
quite cure that no one will give up the
t.a practice who once begins. DO not be
~ afraid Of cutting too close. II yearlings
or young stock one must cut half an
inch into the skin. There is no loss of
appetite and but little loss of milk for a
ss.z couple Of miIkinga After that ! am
satisfied there will be gain in milk and
IT butter, because the cows cannot harass
4 each other, and everything that helps to
z make quiet aud gentle herd increases
the yield Of milk aid butter. M
II allow no dogs about my cows, and
they are never struck blow In the
stable harder than little tap with the
bare hand TO make them stand over. II
that is not enough turn my back to-
ward them, and with the hips give them
shove over. Il used 20 think stable
a . could not be managed without more Of
less kicks, milkstod whacks, club and
9z profanity. A year and a hslf Or 'totaI
abstinence and stable as quiet as {
parloE, have convinced me that, Will,
kindness viii not cure all, we have no,
one-tenth part of the trouble we did
a have, while we have more milk and but
ter. Let any one who doubt. cut of III.
horns to begin with, and thCn reform
{ = thomseiTes' and TythgT " pIap awhile
] and believe they viii never allow horn
or blows in their barns again."tf
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

\ To the Edisor.--please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above
named disease. BY its timely use thousands OF
hopeless casesshay been persnanentl cured u
shall be glad TO send two bottles OF my remedy
FREE 10 any OF your readers who have con-
sumption IL they will send me their Express
and,P. o. address Z Respectfully,
Il. "A. SLOCUM, nj. C.. Isl Pearl st., n. ".
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

No one can truthfully say that Catarrh Is
fncurable who has not tried Eaylor's Hospital
cnre. Sendto 36i E'uay, New York, for free
pamphlet. - -
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09
Farm and Garden Mates.

Don't milk AZ six o'clock torday, seven
'siA tomorrow, and haif-paSt seven the DAY
after. & gE GSG1s6
Improper feeding Is the cause Of nine
! tsE4 oat n ten eases Of sickness among your
horses.
''iai54 Many good COW has been turned iato
kicker By milking heE when her teats
weresore. B Asts
Use every precaation 10 ayo.d fire.
Have Q convenient peg for each lantern
"a nse IL the barn, and never place q
hghf where d may accidentally set fire.
BE careful IN leaving hot ashes around.
q 81 " Hogs are plagled with two kinds Of
'cholera, one affecting The bowels and
the other the lungs One is really the
hog choIera, the Other Il the swine
plague Sometimes the hog has both
diseases 81 one time.
Az rule, the farmer who carries the
" most grass On his farm produces the
most stock. And those countries which
produce the most stock per acre Of Land
~--- cultivated are generally the richest in
agricultural fesgufces.1 q iii
A curious estimate Is made 6f corn,
w fyif: EnoDgh cord a fsdails erown each
habitant ohe bdsifl \ sseek-mofe than
eBoughto supply oil the food required
for fifty thousand people, Lui ihg larger
portion Of corn d used by live stock,
and thus converted into meat.
sszzsus sool 4 avery .saiazbssz fs1fsiizsr, bas
hsmuch better to apply 70 moist, cool
land than 20 that which Is dryan warm.
EFrIt sbsofls helf, and appopfaies lnois-
- iuft from Ole ! oil "a a. anail ,luantIty oi
= = SCOT placed "a hills az melons, s4uashes
aud pump9ns viii caase tlltm N grow
~ UmpidlJs \ $50 XIII, many inkcts
An experienced poultry raiser adVfs1'
people to rednfe The stock n fowlsls ).
soon u shs years hatch il we'll provided
FOR, bnt 70 hold ohto otlftfkcss apti oId
geese,as they teetgIse I 10 the waysof The
~ ejaFm AID Afe gorth much more ~ breed
efs tiian yJlb9 onss. Ducks are alss
NJ good rntii tbfce year. "A ftulag1 Il ID
w her fprse ttlfvs asd goose a fwensy
,I1sAiady piio eiairns t5haye had twsbl /,
years success oilers this recipe 10 th
7a22 Ohio Feyyssr, for keeping rgcs. Tax,
good fresh erps and RIB ilIem over win
melted lard thus closing che pores ia
.a4# Then put layer of ssss :,
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09
-AGRIGULTURAI
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
TO FARM AND GARDEN.
silage for Fattening.

The latest comparative trial OF silage
in the fattening Of cattle by the Royal
Agricultural Society ,is recorded by DR..
Voeicker In the new number of the So
4 ciety'ss Journal. From the same meadow
sa hay and silage were made, the grass for
Z hay weighing s15 tons q hundredweight,
and that for silage few pounds under
y IA tona "a hundredweight Twelve bull
ii locks were divided into two equal lots,
Y Zone to be fed on hay and the other on
{ lsilage, with the addition of B pounds of
cotton cake and pounds of maize meal
{ for each bullock per day.in both lots,
and water at will. After eighty-four
Z days. feeding, all the hay having been
consumed, the total increase in live
y weight Of the six bullocks fed on hay
was $50 pounds, or l. 80 pounds per
head per day, while that of the six fed
on silage was. 999 pounds, or J. 9s pounds
!, per head per day. I,
As there was originally about 10 hun
=. dredweight more grass for the hay than
for the siiage, and enough Of the latter
! remained after the hay had been con.
sumed to feed the six bullocks for few
days, it appears that with a considerably
smaller consumption of grass; the ami
mails fed on silage made slightly greater
gain in live weight. The silage in this
6 case was sour, but of very good quality.
Z DR.. Voelcker also gives the results Of an
experiment witnessed by him in which
J silage intended To be sweet, but contain
! ing nearly as much acid as that used in
the other experiment, was tried against
hay from the same meadow with equal
Z quantities Of other foods. In this case
the gain in lire weight was 1.6 pounds
i per head per day among four bullocks
y fed on silage, against 1.3 pounds among
a four fed on hay. ss+Ttg A ~
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

Is offered, Ia good faith, by the manufacturers
of DR. Sages Cat8rrh RenIedy for a case of ca
tarrh which they cannot cure. 1t Is mild,
soothing and healing in its effects, and cures
@cold in the head" catarrhal deafness, throat
ailmentsand many other complications OF this
distressing disease, 30 cents, BY druggists.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

Women suffrage is re-enacted In Washington
Territory, but they are exempt from jury duty.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09
saNn Renard

In one week, $1,000 bushels Of scotch potatoes
were received at New York.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

kme IA Proud ,Moman's Airs.
She Is full Of airs. And IL they blow on her,
coughs and Colds must follow Do not neglect
a cold, but take Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
Sweet Gum and Mullen. s7At
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

Thoroughly cleanse tho blood. which Il
the fountain Of health, by .,Ising On.
~ '.s.,, slsessi ,a,s k,.,.s,
spirits. and bodily health and yigof will
be established.
0OIDKs MEDICAL DIscovKaY cures all
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

"CoLuHgus, OHf
WORLDS UispEssAHY
TIos, cs3 Main Street.
Gentlemen For several
- b. fflY sll.t u q W a y
I'm 20 no c,Jz1p pEpte cIirl
sztei Gao OF al1f-rhniiD.
Golflen MeIieTll l1i9cOVelsl
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09

sod by Drvggisis and Dealers Ebav,shrs \
rHE CHARLES a. voGEuEa co., Baiilmors. NJ.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-09


upwards OF Ne aseese saatp0t distressing
hands causing bs kin oea ppen o. Inside th6 hnrers
the plac ty means sof ps syes oitlnchts and
and during the winter months had %
drsd daily The min quito severe at times and her Rcncu
heah was ladE nlsed paving tno WY fQr uer asss p
aattinn ealtrhepm She had used faithfully and ri
Conf1andabn pfseyeanco. all Tie
by htt ycian& ut without, obtaining rf She afterwards
began treating herself BY drinking
ing roots and hcr sho continued this for several years
benefit Finally, years ug enod 10 rcah
ons Of DR. perces small pamphlets settling forth Che ners f M
sGeep Dsosvcry aid other eacne The sdme siru
Evening journal., 1888-05-29
Rrounhtfn LnIe.

Church ST., near 11th is being re-
paved.
The Institute Library will close at
noon tomorrow.
All tha city offices will close to-mor.
row at l2 O'clock.
DR.. Wright of Warwick, Md, visited
DIR. G. H. Cantwell this morning.
First Battalion, d. N. G., gave a
street drill and parade last evening.
The butchers will turn out 100 strong
tomorrow. They will be mounted.
H. w. Lyndall of Wyoming, Del,
visited the JOURNAL Office this after
noon.
The Choral Club holds a rehearsal
on Friday evening in Baynard's music
parlors.
The colored Y. Mt Z. win be or
ganized permanently nexs Friday
evening.
The State Board of Health and the
Medical Society of Delaware will meet
at Georgetown on June 12.
The post off se will close at 0 o'clock
tomorrow morning and remain closed
during the day. The carriers will make
but one delivery tomorrow,
The horse hitched to butcher
wagon of nj. J. Gallagher, butcher in
sth street market, ran away this morn
ing &C Sth and Shipley Sts.. but was
9th and Shipley. The rear wheels
were lost from the wagon.
Hiles & Jones are erecting a new
pattern shed ia their yard. The com
pany yesterday shipped No. plate
planer weighing 81 900 pounds, to
Wicks Bros, East Saginaw, Mich.
and a car load of machinery to Orr &,
Senbower. Reading, Pa.
The students and teachers of the
Commercial College will 60 on a picnic
to- morrow morning near Point Look
out on the w. & N. railroad. The
party will go in horse hack. Sports
Of all kinds will be INDUCED ia.
at a meeting Of Eureka Lodge. No.
%. A. T. A. II. last event z, visitors
from the lodges Of New York, Mary
land and Pennsylvania were enter
tanned. The order will give an excur-
sion to Birmingham Park on Thursday.
June 81.
Harry Mcconnell. assistant fish com
missioner arrived home last evening
with about $50 600 shad eggs from the
United States fish commission steamer
Fish Hawk. stationed at Gloucester, N.
j. BIC Tonnel expected To get about
100000 eggs, but a large number
had been sent to New York in the
morning. The hatchery in this city
has thus far been successful.
Evening journal., 1888-05-29
The EsnpsIat Union.

There will he about 200 delegates present
At the Bapiist Union to morrow ia the
Second Baptist Church, Attn and French
Sts. DIR. Cook will propose ct the session
tomorrow morning that the meeting ad-
journ at 70 o'clock until after the forma-
tion Of the parade on 4th St Orders for
tickets for out-of-town delegates have lex
hausted all those procured by L. B. Jones.
and more have been sent for. The singing
will be in charge Of z. NJ. Bruce OF Phils-
delphia. Glad "Hallsluiabsn by John T.
sweeney. viii be used. All the sessions OF
the convention are open and every body is
invited. This union was drst organized in
Second Bap ist Church ia the fall OF 1878,
aud this viii be the first time 1t has met in
the Second Church sincs the formation
The last meeting was held In Ridley Park
Evening journal., 1888-05-29
.sThe Plays the Thing. ,,

Miss Julia Anderson appeared as liner, the
leading role Of a "Wifes Secret, at the
Academy of Music last evening. The play
surpasses anything Of the kind produc ed at
the Academy this season and one OF the
brightest and most interesting dramas
presented here tor long time. Miss An
derson is an artist OF rare ability aud
capable Of great work upon the stage. She
played her role last evening 10 an attrac
tive and pleasing manner. reaching 10 her
emotional scenes a heighth that demor-
stroted much strength. Il. z. Sullivan.
her main support, is well-known and
talented actor, receiving during the even
ing much meritorious applause. To Miss
Rose Stahl. II. G. Henderson. B. McDon.
oush and Harcourt Verne. commendation
is due. The piece will be repeated this af-
ternoon and evening
Evening journal., 1888-05-29
Cen. sherldnnisR Better.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The favorable
tuln in Gen. SheridAn's condition con-
tinues. he passed q very comfortable
night and Mrs. Sheridan and the physi-
clans are encouraged. though still appre-
hensive Of a sudden change. The follow
ing bulletin was issued at 10 o'clock:
Consultation at $50 g. m. General
Sheridan passed a quiet night, sleeping
most OF the time. He woke for a few
moments at intervals Of about half an
hour recognizing and conversing nationally
with those in tho room. The respiration
and pulse remain good. Oa the whole, the
condition noted in last evenings bulletin
continues with evea slight Improvement y
Evening journal., 1888-05-29
Boilers, Insneofors.

The bolters' committee has appointed the
following inspectors TO hold the primary
elections for the county:
Wilmington. First ward, 1st district. -
Peter A. Fegan, William Flemmine, James
Riley 2i district.-James McEiwee. Joseph
Bader, James W. McCloskey.
Second ward, 81 distries-Frapk z blev.
Patrick Crumlish, one to be flied; 4th dis.
trlct-Johu F. Ford, ". z, Wiudish, John
Nay.
Third ward-John J. Mullen, Harry wit
sil, William r Watson
Fourth ward, 7th district-Isaac Dillon.
John Osto, enc &c be filled: oh district
Bernard Clark, one to be dlied.
Fifth ward, 10th district-J. J. Pierce
Edward Hasson, w. I. Hickman; llth dis
teict-William a. Lee, Stephen S. Cook
s. s. Adams. Jr.
Sixth ward. John H. Enos, Thomas
Donnelly, James Kennedy.
Seventh ward, 10Th district John Crum
ney, Harry Kyle, one to be filled: l7th dis
trict-John B. Taylor, Hiram Kimble, one
to be fillsd.
Eighth ward-Barnari D1nohoe, VII
liam McMenamin, one to be filled.
Ninth ward, 22-Patrick Dougherty,
John Mcclure. William Sweeney; 2sd-
Bernard Farren; two 20 be filled.
Tenth ward-James Herner, Joseph A.
DAILY, ". B. Leonard.
Eleventh ward-John Barden. Charles
Hawke. Hugh Mcclure.
Twelfth ward-A. r. Morrison, 7. J.
King, Joseph r. Meyers.
Hraudv uviua
Henry H. Luff. John F. Sharpley. East.
y. Larkin Handy, Emory Nicholson, Fran.
els McSorley.
Christiana-North, Joseph McClafferty,
John e. Kelley, John Donohoe. South.
Thomas 7. Lyman, Fredus Sturgeon, John
w. II Killgore. West, David johnson.
Michael Mullin. John P. McCollum.
Red Lion-Esst, Everett Won Culfn.
Adam Cook. David Steelman. West,
James W. Marcy, Harry c. Clark. Mont
aomsry J. Clark.
st. Georges-East. q. NJ. Cochran.
George w. Polk; Lawrauce r. Davis
West, Jonathen W. Leatherberry. John
Morrison, William Rathwell
AppoGaisimiak-Joseph Whittock, John
+. Staats, George W. c. Mc~rone.
Blackbird-ro BE- filed by COMMITTEES
man from the hundred, George Q. koth-
we'll
Mil Creek-Howard H, Jord2u, BeDja
min Gregg, George Rasrdon.
Psncader-J. B. Mahoney, W. B. Foard,
Richard Sullivan.
White Clay Creek West william H
Simpers, Johu Pspniagton, William Rus
sell East, Thomas Morrison. Robert Arm
strong, Levi Ruth
Evening journal., 1888-05-29
The Ara Exhibition.

Clawson S. Hammitt states that on
account OF the inclemeDt weather Of the
past week, which prevented many from
attending the exhibition and threw such an
unfavorabls light on the pictures. that the
exhibition Of he works OF his pupils will
not close before tomorrow evening.
The attendance during the past
week has been good and it
Is evident that free exhibition Of good
work are appreciated by the picture loving
people Of Wilmington. Preparations for
next years exhibition will begin ct once.
Il win consist Of original work exclusively
No copies. however good. will be hung, as
mr. Hammitt desires to test the value OF
years study Of nature. Pictures on sub
iects either Of still life, Landscape, marine
or 6gures can be entered.
Evening journal., 1888-05-29
Poianntn a Chicken.

Last might family named Woods.
living at lo4 West St, ate some chicken
which had been procured by "a member OF
the family, and shortly afterward the wife
and three children were taken seriously III.
Drs Baird and Bloeksom were called In
and found the sickness to be arsenieai
poisoning. All Of them have sufficiently
improved to-day to be pronounced cat Of
danger by the attending physicians.
Evening journal., 1888-05-29
800 Arreeted at 0hurcI,.

John e Williams, colored, was errone.
ously reported in these columns yesterday
as having been arrested on Sunday evening
while making disturbance at the A. u.
IA. Z. Church on French St. below oh. He
was arrested while eating lunch, ia CON-
pAny with three or four OF his friends, in a
down town restaurant He alleges, and it
seems probable, that he was arrested for
nothing. 1t took three officers to do il.