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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
Educational Notes.

The isnitors cost 81. 900 per month.
The interest on the Gilbert fund is used
in buying school apparatus.
The teachers fund in the new budget is
200 greater than isst year.
Ii costs about $4,000 per month for the
teachers in the pubic schools.
The school grounds are 10 be improved
and beautified the coming year.
The budget 10 u year amounted TO Si52..
9i0. this year $lo6. $40. an increase OF $33,.
$50.
Trustee Prinz has resigned rs truste,
from the Seventh ward. aud is moving from
the ward.
The election of Mr.. Vedders for trustee
for q couple OF weeks was a very clever po-
htical move on the part of Trustee Rich
ards.
The limit of the Secretary's salary $500
was ordered raised. Trustee Richard saw
the limit and tried TO raise it 10 81, 600. bat
was unsuccessful.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
RAILROAD KUMsLKs

C. T. Gsl lsss isss nlxkl sss aaosnnad
TIE kichisss O<ntrSl psy eaF as n sAs
Clts yessefasy
rhs D.. l. 4 \. bsFs soas 81 sac nsstesl
sos asesi co.'s ieFtses p4fisr cara - s8g
re.a y kiekirsn-
fks l. A " Il earned 2sS people to
N9skason saEaAy whIs sks n1As<s e.
ottx~s ksscs as sely 80
ID l. esuaasrs Il as Z. K cils
aaAos 81 tie haTtsa hs1ss. kss EslaFnec
ffon BAY Wee, where be has essa loi
ssUs tias.
fssGR X D. A D road. Is making TIE
distance beg sesn De1roiI sns TIA civ lpe
llilss IA tour he0rs sEd t~sats minutes
t4s usln makes sighlesa steps-
An sd3iusRsl Use q tfsy. fosl f.il .ss
postoGno< cars ssfSee1 De tfoAg sEs Jsoks0U
&ne . goEis nEs between Jackson sEo
GrsRd Rapids lsYe tees ordered by t1s
Superintendent Of the Railway ka.l
service
ConHlssl0Rer Rich. accompanied d
AessTs n AsihsxEy. - kssFss ssa SuHsoI
- t1s q a. 4 l.. left lssg slKkt foE an in
specli0n lour Il the II q K 4 J. TO-DAY
they vii ilsPeef southern algision &c Tar as
otuTgis
OAs Of Bail A Nsttss' hsekmsn broaaht
lady from the d. q H. A ~ depot sun
dsy evening telling her tksg she could &c
train Nsrth GA the q. r. A l. that uigbt
lie coli TED bis ARE xna tLsn drove swss
shss Use lses discovered that the depoi
sss locked ano thsG no trains lsis eaeas,
night
The d, j. a. n. freight house Is e0m-
pssed aad nsArly ready for business The
n9st freight vas received there yesterday
and the yard was well niled with cars. The
building Is enc OF The largest snd tnest ls
lbe city. lts whole length on the outside n
40 feet and the width ~ feat. The iIslgli
room proper is S47 feet long. with ten doors
on each side fer receiving and delivering
and delivering goods. IL is lighted ffsm
The roof, and 10 tbs llsbtsst and best vsni
lated sf any freight house ia the city. Ilf
teen electric lights will illuminate the int
nor al night. On the roof in very large
large letters Is painted d.. l.. d \. Frsighi
House The Office part Is situated az ths
north END of The building, and 50x22 feet
vitL four offices two above and two on The
ground noor. The room on the right hsnc
ss you enter the lslsnd-st door . the cash
iers ofhce, on the left is the agents ONCE
The whole is built IN the most subsiaptis
manner and all wood work is well painted
The platform on the side next the track !
seven feet wide and covered by projection
Of the root, which is supported by brackets
which ADDS not little 10 the neat appear
snce OF the house.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

The entertainment presented at this
theatre last evening was brimfull OF good
specislties from beginning to end, in fact,
far surprising any specialtiss presented last
week, and If Manager Smith continues 10
present TO the patrons of his theatre such
artists - appeared last night. be has 8 sure
guarantee OF a big houss at each perform
sDce. The minstrel scene, the picnic, Wa
beautifully arranged aud the singing good
the oio superb; the two acts. Tricks and
tbs Secret" by Johnny Ray and the COM
psny we're very laughable. The entire
show throughout is n good one and will no
doubt draw large audience. all the week
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

rbs Republican mass meeting held o.
Rngustts's hal on Souts Division 1t last
rixat under tie cal II the Third Ward
Republican Ciuh. vas a great success. The
bal VS. vel 6lsd with an intelligent
suiisnce 10 hsten 10 speech hy Hon. u.
{. f8rc1
Tie meeting wss called 10 order by A. z.
Nersx. the president of The club who sx-
rlsined ne object ~ the cluD aud of the
mes1ug. }uiis long lisf II names ~er.
siiiea to f1e mem hsrsrip of the club and
TEEN ~ RHrCh spoke on fheissues Of the
Csr1raign se8 rsvs A rsnlsrssbiv clear sx-
psnsuon of he tarif question
Sc VS. miio~ef By syhrsat Wss.elin.
rsHd.cats .er stat. senator. wbo tsfxed for
= s1prf Nns rhen the aesuuz adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
TOWN TOPICS.

slcs ts7s a. Yssls1lsg boom ths s1nmsE
Fsss oll
Ia ianns sessn flanlax on ths East
b Ifc ks.l yesterday.
The nes sfaas Eafsueat 'front.' sf sAs
d rsF o.acz 9sias pas tosa-
rlrl1sr ~ ei1zens 80 attend tns
- ga 1eli4ef, picals on fa4Esasy asIL
a see e1cs = as.as placed asoeaa ne
.rirfer i-sl-en-i -sfasf lsnla sad E2si
b. gs-stresIs
ehat ~ 3 aai 81 Z7s Crosby a.. -.s
fspartea CD las hsslia Olflcsr yesterday a.
"a FfA meas -
- .. Whes.sr 81 R4ysuns, iost h.s
- kstoo9x contalnIns So On saturday
i4si- ns etsfs EsszEd of - ief - re-
tara.
pennis Long q Co.. ef Louisville ~ f.
have tas eonfsaet t0r hFs mi ss 0f igGF snd
slE-Iaca ~sisr n4ils vita snlch % CON
sleacs ihs extension of 10 cay ssssr sys-
lcsi
LOIS 81 boss hsfhs daily 10 TIE steam boat
caa8asl asaF she -. g. II. a N. sndEs.
A. 10 - o1Lsias fbs ely limits they Ssar 20
tai1.ns sltts maea % tns eaharfsssmsnt
81 .s1y ElsilsTs ~ TIE soldier Home.
The aAEnideznt sim isee shich staad Ia
iront 8l rae Iesisisucs a. 30 Cherry at, for
msf.g 0eelsied b. Hon. y. A. b.0axetL
suHt 90 rlDasF sltsra0On aad large por-
tan 1f .f i~.i against me house. lt sas one
G.. fls aaest shade Trees la tie state.
roses .or ne doabie eabls iins on lyon
g. afs r-.Ds disifi0 0Dtsd from Division %
CsmDal- 81. snd from 8udge-st. north on
oflasa-st Al The material wiil Dc placed
90 le ground before ths EOrk s begun.
b wiA llon be pushed as rapidly a. pos
sb.e.
hsit ATsn1e "A. r. chgFch bed on Friday
evening AT. Rev. " NJ. Pgn.r rsesiyet a
cordial invitation 90 return 70 The church -
pastor Tor the i0listn year. Raw. PU6sr -
e aan si uiogs than ordinary ability, and
snolid hs r-turn slll receive warm sel-
c0mc from IA church members.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

on Almy-st. near Cosrrv-st.. fled =
Complaint yesterday in the Superior Court
ssAinst the G.. r. &. Railroad Company
as<iog thar they De restrained from e1-
esvating n the alley sdioiaiDg bis lots and
from building racks AID switches SO near
a. % dsmsxs his property and asking that
tneT r-store the slisy. which they have
airsadv excsTstsd. 20 pas=ioie condition.
AatbssOn - stone cutter by trade and
runs marble works on Aimy-sf.. and the
slew hss slwsys bssn used by him until
i3e Railroad Company took possession OF IL.
Hs claims that they have no authority
from The Council nor from snT other per-
sou or parsons % excaTats IN the alley.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

Ca motion VI Irustse Richards Herman
Neddsrs was elected trustee ia The Seventh
ward 10 al the vacancy caused BY the re
meysl Of Nj. Prinz.
The secretary was instructed to lease the
building sed for the ungTSded scnool. al
the same rental paid last year
5ev enty 1--WE dollars was spprO priatsd for
resdihs books for tue schools.
Trustees Mcbride. Richards and Drury
were appointed a com nittse 20 secsre poll
ing places for the coming election.
Twelve CLOCKS. lawn mower and Sltv
feet of hose were ordered purchased.
Adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
AN INJUNCTION.
The Bridge-ss and AfI.Bdsls Gravel Road
Company sued.


Yesterday ". J. Stuart, ss prosecuting
attorney for Kent county. comm.nced a suit
against the "Bridgs-st and Allsndsle Gravel
Roaa Company" in the Kent Circuit.
In ths bill OF complaint it Is claimed
that the company mas not fulfilled the re-
quirenasnts oi the act giving them power
10 Use West Bridge ST.. that less than six
inches 81 gravel has oeen PIT on the road
and that tbs bills have not been graded
down % tie required descent.
10 n also claimed thst the road is not Of
tas proper Width. Several .fidsvits are
Sled With the complaint 70 back up the
ASSERTIONS
Al Injunction -ss GRANTED restricting the
company from collecting tolls until The
SUIT wss settled.
The s'iit rss commenced At tss sngres-
Ton ~ NarClnus Ia5sr. highway oommis-
sioseF Of Walker township.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

Deputy shsrif wi.rsrs srrsstsa Tho-s-
Daily ists lsss nisht for stssling coat iron
Wm. long Mr.. Long . csrpsntsr, sBd
vale AZ -ork ~ ths ne- Esst-st .tr-sf -sr
hsrs yesterday Daily stoi- as cost. 3yhsn
Daily vss erouzns - isst . xhf he hs5 tas
.oat On. togetssr -Tth shcus quart ~
~hisky n ais pook-, b-.i8-s ike s-n0uut
IN his stomach He denies stealing ths
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

II. X. simond'. proprietor Of the Palace
Restaurant called st the TELreEa~ HrsaLp
ofhoe yesterday and ssid that Mrs. Lou
Harrison aid not work suy harder IN bis
RESTAURANT than the other Eiris snd vas
paid the same wages thai girls doing the
ssue work we're paid He says that the
girl was not ovsrvorEsd sy him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
water on the Hill.

The Board Of Pub lc Works ordered the
water pressure turned on the Hill yestsr-
day. The water main on Evinrston-st il
connected with the new direct pressure
engine a. the water works pumping bous.
The pressure at first 10 very light, bot will
be increased from dsv 20 dsv until full
pressure Of water is given to the Hill resi-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
TWo sulrs
shrs@ Pest Sues Ei- wife fsr nfv-re.
sas to su~d ~ His wife.

Ahrsm sni Angsiias Poss rsT. msrrisd
n Algsuss May - So and then vent 10
axe esunty - i've Yesterday ~ Post
sivoros Hs SAYS that a.. s5as.d hir ard
nsds lfe wesry. ard thss whiis a res l1snt
of lsSe county. shs gss arrested sad c1u-
rieied Of sTassbiaz IN q nsiekkor's rinss~
vilh wash hosri. ~. - her cre6 q
dong nasny otoer r1esn tti1ss
$50 oE~ef - 80 divorce p~o~.ss -
NJ Pssf -snt 5sfo-s Jnsfics Vase rssse-.
dsv sns sat Der husband srr-sts1 f5r ncn-
saRuort
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

George 9sRan1i. who vas arrested last
wspk for sSssgit win intent 20 DO xrsat
nosiiiv barn ou tae rssdv of NJ Gorfs of
Hs| |i-sf VS. exsnine.i cef6rs Jasfice Vest
f-.l resfeniar. ne vas heid O. spp@ar f.,r
tfsi Aag E- lis 5c0ds -ers sxsf a. $500
hat 1ot asiax ahIe 60 get hondsmen IA
went - ff
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

All members OF the 10 o. F. are requested
TO meet at Odd Fellows Hall at half pas
cine o'clock next Wednesday forenoon to
attend the funeral OF Bro. John Bischot
who was q member OF German Oak Lodge
No So, Of New York City.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

: = Richards. -so wss NsnsTsT Of tbs
Wonderland ~hsn sscsstt 4 wiErirs we're
propristors. f,il from = roller coaster 20
kinnsapo fs~ -ssks aso sne broke CD,
cf ss srut He Tss tskss - Cnicseo
Fhsrs he in srss arm vss szputste5. suf
hs coBi1 1os stsn1 hs saork sod dle1
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

Durssg he ss-sscs Of tas ssrniIr - sna-
dsy sfsrnoon, hgrEisrs suter.d - f.rru
souee u wuiisn Fhniips. ussr ~ srn,
~ Hou. N. L Sweet sus stois a. II
nos.~. ~osfiv pen1ie~ ard ssn 49, oi~res
q p.lr II E1id srsc-l-ss s>.~ r-'a rrxs :
sold brssstpia. gre So. and s.vsF.l sss.r
sxeA 0saxssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

LAS Ner5isr ard othsrs. prominent
~ ard citizens are srzsnizing q surssu
ct a1rei sasr ss for TIE rurrcse ~ in
cfrz rIf rsses ~ reported provertr. 20
1st-ess sef prevent iuursssfur-.
Inf'r ne1t meeting ~ Re hsid OF Thurs
e.. sr.---E
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

For don't care, dull. tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood. dull pains in hack and
head, tantslizing skin eruptions. Kemps
Sarsaparilla never fails TO give relief. We
always guarantee II. Price 81 per bottle
Tibbs' drug store, i26 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
THE SCHOOL BOARD
sU0osT As ADOPTED LAST NleHT
a ADsssus - sassssss-h - SIS sSe
Sr~sssx fsss LAT fs~E-fas Es@Skess'
f4Ad Wss issE-.ssa sRS eco
8r4stss FEt.2 k.slxss

There ssrs WE'VE nssesss of tse Bost6
u Etacstien pfessnt lssg sssniss ~bsn
Prssldsat Blslr cr0spsa As gave "a tAs
dsss
tEs 6rst thing ca The esFpst was Re
aeoptioa 0f the butssg ter nsxg zeal TAs
items we're lslkss 0vsE sns saepssa sDsiy
aud came oai u ths ordeal 70 De reported
70 shs Comm CoaRcll a. fsilows
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

The remains Of Mrs. Cspitols Ernst. ~,
Hll, Who died Al Dodge CITY. ksH.. SUNDAY
nernisr. vill be brousst hers FOR burial.
ssd the funeral vii D, held from d. resi-.
dsnce of Josn (. Keuning. lss Ebsvnut-
ave. 81 ~hicb das Dotio> vii - gwen
hereafter. The remains VIII start from
Kansas Cifv today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

not have confidence in that which has done
me world OF good? II you bad suffered
years with ffver complaint and got cured by
using Sulphur Bitters, would you not
too have confidencs 10 them?
J. n. NASH. Hotel Winthrop, Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

Inquirig about Miss Robinson's school
may be addressed 10 Miss 2. S. Robinson.
Granville. o.. or to VIM. c. Sheppard :
new Aldred block. city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

r - Circuit Court vssts~ssT Nisss.
Fitz,7ersi6 -ss g-sntsa divorces fssrs bi.
~ss. ssssa Faz2eTsi1, Ga tss sFcauS og
o@FeTsnaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

sftsr r "a rssi6e-c. n fNss
So sfftgs-H- fc1n stsrtoF
tt 30 a. -sstd-rce sc-nrr~0~ "a
GF
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

The delicious fragrance. refreshing cool
ness and soft beauty impaired 10 the sk
by Pozzoni's Powder. commenSs il 20 al
adiet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The Usually Interesting Exercises
Held Yesterday.

The Salt Lake County Teacher Insti-
tute convened yesterday in the Thir-
tenth Ward schoolroom.
Mr.. Stewart stated that he would like
all the teachers to preserve such welA
as geographical drawings, penmsnship
etc., so the teachers will know what
they can donate to the coming Terri,
torial convention.
The programme was rendered as fol-
lows:
l. Question drawer-Is map drawing
a profitable exercise in advanced
grades?
Mr.. Allen answered that it was useful
to assist in the study of geography.
q Are rhetorical pauses of any use
in the district schools?
Mr.. Stewart stated that if child was
taught to read correctly, he will nstur-
ally observe them. They can also be
taught to advantage.
II.-Uses and abuses of examina-
tons and reports for general discus
sion.
Discussion opened by Mr.. Martin,
who said it was necessary to have ex-
amlnations in order to show the pupil
and the parents his standing. In pre-
pairing the examination paper, it gives
the pupils ideas how to write a neat
manuscript. Examinations are
abused by giving catch questions, and
rushing the pupil when answering
them.
Mr.. Martin said he allowed the pupils
to make out their own reports.
NJ NoIIinc nhio0fad RI tho Loot
on account of tempting the pupil to do
wrong. He tests each pupil in the reci-
tatlnn.
Mr.. Stewart said we would judge of
the industry of The pupil and not the
natural brightness. The teacher should
know his pupils so he can make out the
reports correctly himself.
The teachers were divided in the
opinion as to whether the teachers or
the pupils should make out the re-
ports.
III.-Value of history in schools.
Mr.. Collins ia speaking of history,
said that ignorance and Incidence are
prime factors of all the wrong done in
this world. History records charac-
tiers that have a sad influence on us;
it enables US to find the true path of
life. 1t questions concerning our
own nation were moro freely discussed
in our schools, citizens would not be
influenced By every radical street
speaker.
IV-MInd studies, were directed by
Mr.. Stewart.
Programme for December 22d, 1888:
1.-The wants of our teachers. Pro-
lessor J B. Toronto.
threading. by Mr.. VanDam.
III-Mind studies
IV-Question box.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09

Will forfeit $500 when falling to cure
any of the following complaints. when my
Medicines are taken according to directions:
Dyspepsia, Indigestion all Stomach Com
plants, Liver Complaints, all Female Com
plants, rheumatism, Skin Diseases, Scalp
Diseases. all sores, burns or bruises, Fits,
st. Vitas' Dance, Nervousness, Asthma
Bronchitis, Throat and Lung Affections
Colds, Coughs, Quinsy, Sore Throat, HoaIse
ness, Soreness of the Chest and Lungs
the Back, Pain in the Bowels and Sides
Sore Eyes, Piles. Collie, Group, Pneumonia
Measels, Cramps, Leadedness, Kidney Com
plaints Catarrh of the Head, Throat, Stom-
bus, Neuralgia of the Stomach, Rheu-
matism of the Stomach, Sick or Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Night 5weats,
DiarrehGa aud Dysentary. Purifes and
enriches the blood, heals the entire system
and Is as pleasant tasted as ice cream
Use Kerr's Eye Cure, use Kerrs Pile Cure,
use Kerr's Catarrh Cure, use Kerr's Lini
ment
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, o -tober 80, 1888.
Henry Fisher, Seventh South, between
Ninth and Tenth Streets, says Kerr's Catarrh
Cure cured me of catarrh OF the head throat,
stomach and bowels, when all physicians
and patent medicines failed to give me any
relief His Debility and Asthma Cure
cured, me of liberated sore throat; one OF
my children of diphtheria and one of
measels and my wife of a hard obstinate
cough.
All parties afflicted with the above CON
plants calling al my Office will be guaran
teed a cure or DO charge. 1 make all M
medicines of herbs, roots, barks, fowerl
gums, leaves and balsams
Office, 65 West First South Street, firss
right hand room ut the ton of the stairs over
Mrs. Clinton's hair and miliner store.
References-Godbe, Pitts Drug Company,
Mr. Cleghorn, General Manager of lions
Cooperative Mercantile Institution Drug
House, A q. Smith & Company,
.Godbe, Pitts Drug Company, wholesale
ard retail agents. Salt Lake City
Fifty cents and 81 per bottle Sold by all
druggists a1d dealers in medicines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09

TIE SANCTION OF PHYSICIANS has been
accorded to that standard disinfectant,
GLFNN's SULPHUR SOAP.
"HILL's HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE"
Black or Brown. Soc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09

A NEW lot of 75c., 9Oc., 81. $1.5C
Pushes at f. Auerbach 81 Bros Ore
PIice Establishment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09

never fail. Present results maysnot be
apparent to the eye-and present mis-
sionary operations may be wrong in
method; but mistakes are often the
opening doors to success. Believe in
your premises and leave the conclusion
to take care of itself. Believe in God 8
revelation to man, and communicate
that revelation to others. The work of
the church is this, and when she has
done this she has done all she can, and
IN the end all will be we'll The only
way in which missions can be shown to
be failure is by showing that Chris
tianity is a deIusion. GOD forbid-let
God be true and every man liar
The Churchman (Episcopal.)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09

READING has innumerable wreaths,
crosses, etc., for cemetery decorations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09
JESUIT MISSIONS.

In the Balkan peninsula there are
forty-ive Jesuit missionaries; in Africa.
and especially Egypt, Madagascar. and
the Zambesi region, 223; in Asia, espec-
tally Armenia, Syria, certain parts of
IhGis, and parts of China, 699 In
China alone the number is 1876, all of
French nationality. In Oceania, in
Guiding the Philippines, the Malay
Archipelago. Australia and New Zea-
land, the number is 80; in America,
including certain specified States of
the Union, portions of Canada, British
Honduras. Brazil and Peru, 1,130; the
total number OF Jesuits scattered over
the globe in purely missionary work be-
ing 2377. These are of various nation
alities, but the vast majority are
French London Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09
ARE MISSIONS A FAILURE?

The cry of the failure of missionary
enterprise is another phase of the rest
less spirit which is pronouncing every
thing failure. We do not expect per-
lection or complete success in any nun.
dane thing, but what we would advo-
cate is a little more hopefulness and
faith. If men believe IN the gospel,
they will believe that preaching it can
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-05
A GREAT INVENTION.
One That Trebles tho Valuo OF tho
Seed Of the Cotton Plant.

Ell Whitney, though Massachusetts
man, happened to be at Savannah, ii
the house Of General Greene, when he
invented the cotton gin. No mechant.
cal revelation Of modern times did
moro to expand commerce, agriculture
and manufactures in this country,
whitney was ill.reqnitted. The South.
ern States, with one exception, treated
hlm shabbily, and Southern members
Oh Congress hindered him from reap
Ing the pecuniary rewards he had hon.
olably earned, It was one of the sar-
casms OF fate that after he had helped
enrich the South by inventing the
cotton gin, he was driven by discour-
agement to the North, where he inven-
ten the gun that had so much to do In
subduing the Confedracy.
1t is now said that another invention
has been about perfected which is
second only In Importance to El, Whit
ney's discovery. This new implement
Is called the Crawford cleaner. where
by the seed Of the cotton plant will
command price equal to that Of the
lint. 1t is explained that under pres
ent processes cotton seed IS not worth
to the grower more than So or So per
ton, and the oil manufacturers make
only q reasonable profit after paving
that price. With the Crawford cleaner
the seed will be worth from $25 to $50
per ton. and will give the oil mill a
much larger profit than it made now.
Cotton planters ought to realize con-
siderable profit by the use of this in.
vention. There is no reason why thew
should not have all the advantage at
nome, instead Of allowing so much of
the raw material to go abroad for man
ipulation. The principle Of protection
to home interests ramifles In all Sec
tions of the Republic and 1t Will be for
tho common welfare when the South
manufactures the larger part Of her
cotton lint ana seed. The value of the
seed for oil, for stock food. for lard
mixing and fertilizing has been
enormously increased Of late years.
thanks to ingenious brains and magical
money Investment. If it be true that
the new cleaning process is an assured
success, there will be- corresponding
awakening In other departments of
trade to meet the public demand that
inevitably follows all great and useful
discoveries.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-05
Sonnanlbulisln.

The phenomena or somnambulism
and their connection with the nerve
centors II .,it been satisfactorily ac.
counted for. They probably depend
primarily, says the Lancet, upon d.
recting impulse OF sensory origin.
Some Of our actions often become by
practice so nearly automatic that par
tial sleep or stupor does not arrest their
unconscious performance. TRsomnanl.
bullsm heintellect and controlling will
arc torpid, while the sensori otor man
whom they should govern is awake and
active. ~ In dreams the intelligent
sensorlum IS alone drowsily active, with
possibly noticeable tendency to restless
movement. so there may be other states
Of dreaming, in which the centers of
motion are stimulated to q more power
ful but unconscious action. Partial
counteractives to somnambulism may
be found In throwing off worries, and
In the proper regulation Of evening
meals.