davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19
no Manage Siding Hons.

To manage sitting hens, Fanny Field
sgood authority, in R0ultry Keeper saws
1t isn't much use to set hens where the
laying hens can get at them; but, bless
yon, you needn't wait until yonr hens
offer to sit in some place out Of the way
OF therest OF the flock. When your
hens offer to sit put them in ssgood
place, and make them sit there. Won't
staya Yes they will, too, if you manage
them right.
Howto manage them our authority
says, to begin with, have a place for
your sitting hens where the laying hens
can't get in, or the sitters get out. Such
. place can be made at a trifiing expense
by putting temporary partition in your
poultry house For nests make some
bottomless boxes eighteen inches square.
with strip five inches wide nailed across
the open front at the bottom. When a
hen wants to SIT set one of these boxes
on the hoor Of your sitting room fthe
noor is supposed TO be covered with dry
EARTH, put in shovelful of fresh earth,
hollow it out little in the center,
enough TO keep the eggs from rolling
away TO the corners Of the box, but not
enough 50 that they will be az riled IN
m the middle, cover the earth with 4
little fine hay, or chaff, or cut straw.
sprinkle in little sulphur, fine tobacco,
or insect powder, put in three or -four
nest eggs and your nest il ready for the
hen. #
Don't move the hen the very first nigh;
you ind her on a nest after sundown:
Just let her sit there on some nest egg'
for day or two, until she gets her mind
July made up. Then, after dark, take
5 her from the nest and place her on ths
nest you have prepared in the sitting
room. Hsndle her gently 50 as not e
trighten her. Place = board so as Il
cover the front Of the nest, aud fasten i,
10 that 1t won't fall down If the her
happens to hit il. Have a few augul
holes in this board so that the hen car
have plenty Of air. Leave the hen on
the nest all the next day. Do not o,
near her 70 see .'how she Is getting on :
she viii get on, or rather stay on, bette
II you let her alone. After dark tn,
next evening place dish of water
another Of whole corn and oats wherI
she can see them when she wakes up IL
the morning, take down the board from
the front Of the nest, but do not dis
turb the hen. In the morning, after it il
daylight, the hen will see the corn anC
water, come of, eat and drink. wall
about and fix up her feathers after thl
fashion Of sitting hens, and probably G,
back to her nest and settle down as con
tentedly as though she had chosen tha
nest in the FIRST Mace.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19

Why They MoyED.-A little Harlem
boy whose impecunious parents are al
ways moving from one house to another,
was asked by the Sunday School teacher
"Why did the Israelites move out Of
Egypt2' ''Because they couldn't pay
their rent, suppose" was the reply.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19
Wa. America Ever p,.eoy.r.ss

AZ the time when Columbus started In
search OF the New World. nearly every man,
woman and child in Europe insisted that there
was no New Word 20 discover. When to
came back, crowned with success. large pro-
portion Of these good people adhered 70 their
theory;a and II they we're alive to-day many OF
them would doubtless insist that America had
never been discovered az all. A man will give
up anything ia this world more readily than a
pef theory. For example, look at the indiyld-
uals who still maintain that consumption Is
tncurable. Dr. Pieree's Golden Medical Dis
cpyery has cured thousands upon thousands
Of cases and will cure thousands more, but
these people can't give mp their point. Never
theless the Discovery will cure any case OF
consumption, II taken In time.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19

LAssorNG TRAMps.-Officer Orguello,
Of the Los Angeles police, carries las
SO, and he finds it Of great assistance in
catching tramps who may desire to eyade
him and the Jail which awaits the cap
tured tramp in that city.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19
B.B. B.


Observe the following editorial from the Az
lansa Consolidation, the foremost paper Of III
South:
''The Consultation has observed tho growth os
an Atlanta institution now famous well-nigh the
world over. II Is the Blood Balm Company who
make B. D. d. We hare watched tho course Of
this medicine in hundreds Of cases that appeared
70 be hopeless, and il has worked amazing cures
We take pleasure in giving our endorsement to
the men who make up this company. They are
truthful, accurate and conservative business men
or physicians. They have the confidence Of tho
people among whom they live, and their medi-
cine speaks for itself. Awholo library does not
outweigh the heartfelt testimony Of one man
who, in despair from disease, no doctors have
been able to cure, and other remedies aggra-
yated, finds that d. D. d. has restored his
health, yigor and manhood. And just suchfes-
timony the Blood Balm Company have BY the
bushel."
No other rcmedy in the world cav produce tho
number Of genuine testimonials Of remarkable
and seeming miraculous cures as can y. u B.,
made in Atlanta, Ga. Read fen here sub
mitted:
KIDNEY WEAKNESS.
For fifteen years my liver and kidneys have
been badly affected-not a day in that time
without the headache. Since using B. b. BIZ
Botanic Blood BalmI have been entirely re-
lleved no pain, no trouble at ell. and feel
almost like another person. I am one among
The greatest advocates Of B. b. b. and -6uase
At liberty 10 use my name. Mas. q. II. gar,
Rocky Mount. y. G.
RHEUMATISM
NEWTON, n. e., June =. lSss.--fsentlemen !
am pleasured III saying have been a sufferer
Of rheumatism for ten years, and ! have ex-
hausted almost every known remedy without
relief Twas told 10 try 3. B. B.. which ! did
after long procrastinaton, and with ihe ex
perience OF three bottles now feel heslthy
man, and take It "a q part OF my duty 70 mskr
known your wonderful blood purifier % snifes
ing humanity. Respt'ly, w. |. MoREHEAp.
BRIGHTs DisESsE.
Ihave been sufferer from kidney and biad-
der troubles for several years. have lately
had what Il termed BrIghts disease, and haSe
had considerable swelling OF my legs and
shortness of breath. Tho urea has poisoned
my blo0d also. used us. y, 81 Botanic Blood
Balm. Am delighted with its effects.
JomS n. MARTIN.
Rock Greek. Ala.
TONIC.
Ihaye for some time past used B. y. B. as
purifier OF the blood and 70 bciid up he tys-
tenn generally, and consider II w.'hoat eKeep-
tIon the finest rrmedy u the kind II iise mar
ket Yoars With best wishes.
ARTHUR g. LEWIS.
Editor Southern Society. !,
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19

JoHS HALF. Of Westbrook, Ca,
named his first child First Half; his
next, Second Half; his third, Other Half {;
and his fourth, Best Half. He says that
his blessings come in halves.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19
The Re.uit Of Merit.

Whom anything stands test Of fifty years
amang n discriminating people, il Is pretty
good evidence that there is merit somewhere.
Few, II any, medicines have met with such
continued success and popu arity as has
marked the progress OF BRASDRETH's Pills,
which, ar er trial Of over fifty years, are con-
ceded to be the safest and most etfectual blood
purifier, tonic and alternative ever introduced
to the publ c.
That this Is the result Of merit, and that
BRaSDRETH,s Pills perform all that Is claimed
for them, Is conclusiyely proved by the fact
that those who regard them with the greatest
favor arc those who have used them the
longest.
BRaSDRE1H's Pitts are sold In every drug
ard medicine store, either plain or sugar
coated. .=~.~~
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19

Nothing is aigrc tfspss 70 cause loss Of appe
lite than eating.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19

Don't neglect your teeth, they are too yalu-
able. Use Longs Pearl Tooth Soap.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19

Why is the tramp like badly printed calico
He won't wash.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19

For constipation, "lIver complaint or hil-
iousnoss, sick headache, and all diseases aris-
ing from adisordered condition of the liver
and stomach, take DIR. Pierce's Pheasant Pnr-
gatiye PeIlets--a gentle laxative or active
cathartic, according to size Of dose.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19

Keely. the motor man, is trying 10 invent
toboggan that will run mp hill.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19

Anarchy is in tears. Two brcweries caught
fire last week.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-07-19

Chronic nasal catarrh positively cured By
Or. sage's Remedy. |
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
"INOTIIER JACOBS"

Under this title our readers will find in
our local columns a story that viii! deeply
interest them, telling, as it does, Of the
lecklcssness of our railroad health inspect
ors in admitting man by the name OF
Shuiord FROM Gainesville, Fla, into
the city yesterday, and permitting him,
as they permitted the Jacobs family from
jacksonville, TO roam ut will through
tho streets without surveillance. And our
rlilroad health inspectors did this know
ingly, Ms it was published in yesterday . Ar-
PEAL, that there were six cases OF yellow
fever in Gainesville. This looks like
tempting Providence" ltlooks as II the
health inspectors were trying TO see how
closely thcy could go 10 inviting the pres
cncc Of yellow fever and miss Il. While
the weather conditions are not presently
favorable to the propagation Of the dread
cd disease, we hold that to DC on the safe
side absolute and entire non-inter'
course with injected places is alone
safe for Memphis and ncr people, Nc
man, woman or child should DO permitted
to enter Memphis from any point in Flor
ida, no inatter what the prctext. An,
any man attempting II should do 80 ut III
peril OF his life. The lives Of 5000 per
4 sons ought not ior a momcntbe jcopardizc,
| by ;hc cruel Indifference Of refugees o
the rccslessucss or carclcancss Of ih
railroad health inspectors. Gainesville
Fla, should At once be quarantincl against
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
lain pIIIan Released.

lnspoN, Sept is.-Mr, John Dillon who
h 10 appear before the rarncll commission
at Nv next session, has been released from
the Dundnlk Jail on hail. lie Is In fairly
good health. Preparations arr being made
for grcnt dcmonslrAtiou IN his honor ON
M, arrival NJ Dublin
LArKA The statement that Mr.. Dillon
lad been released on hail Is Incorrect Ills
release had no connection with the srtinn VI
the Farncll coriinilsnn. Tho marquis ~
Londonderry. loni lieutenant u Ireland. ON
account of thc medical report on the state
of Mr.. Dillon's health granted him an un.
conditional rolritsc The full term II bis
Imprisonment woAild not have expired until
the cad of the year. On his arrival NJ Dub.
in this afternoon. he VA. met by q host oi
friends, Who grcolri him very warmly.
Among those ~ Saiiinr 90 rrcriyc him wcr,
Mrssrs. Thomas SEXTON, VIM. O'Bhcn. r. u.
sullivan, Peter Mcdonald aud Joseph I'll
wnrd Kenny. MA1iiion u much thinner
aud palcr than Wien sent 10 prison aud 1.
ohyinusty III
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Henry Drcyius and " T. Mycrs rival Pop
lar street merchants, were arrested yesterday
for engaging la light
An unknown negro walked into the store
OF Max Cohn, nj No. sOj Shelby street, lnst
night, and while the clerk was busy stole 4
hat.
Jos.c Hollis, n South Memphis butcher
was fined SO and costs by Squire IcrgCr
Yesterday for striking his sister in-law over
the head with Ratchet
The feast OF tabcfnatlss, Succoth, will be
celebrated by our Jewish fellow citizens to-
night Divine services will be held at the
Poplrr street temple ~ 73o ocln,k aud also
tomorrow morning NJ $50 o'clock
The newly elected members Of the county
court will hold q caucus IN the Masonic
temple tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock Tor
the purpose Of nominating n candidate for
ror1nrr' There are thrrr candidates IN the
firli, namely. justices Powell, Strickland and
Thomas Fleming.
Mr. u. II. Wagner secretary and treasurer
" the Ip-cn, cotton mill, Water Valley,
Miss has written 90 prominent citizen oi
Memphis dental OF THE ArrEALs two arti'
clrs headed Virtue llc Damned" and ~
Terrible Tale" Mr.. Wagner will he given a
hearing. and THK ArrgAL will also pay Ia
rcspccis 10 the denial.
Mr.. hone brought suit In squlr Yc,gcr'
court Yesterday ngsinst Mrs. Hogan. n south
Memphis boarding house keeper, for So
damnu's M~ Hone. IN her bill Of com
plant. alleges that while VI nj the defend
ant, house, being boardcr at the time, she
W., iotcibly taken out u bel and pat IN the
street causing q relapse which came neal
Resulting -'nously.
R.brh smith. colorcl. Of No. Monros
street sNteud a, swUrc out q warrant before
squire Powell yesterday Tor the arrest OF
Mu,lic Houston, his Stcpilughtrr. aud I
ncgrn nnmsd Williams, charging them viii
entering his house while he was absent and
stealing y set OF furniture The warrant Wa
given 90 Deputy sheriff Ccoigr Powell fol
execution. but ~ latest accounts the psrtiu'
had not been arrested.
Quite crowd gathered on the corner o
| MAIN aud Monrbe streets last night 10 see th'
| Chicks" drill and 60 laugh NJ the antics OF
| tip,y gentleman who. IN undrcss uniform
orrupIcd q second story window 81 the Tea
body hut,l aud assuming 20 be- the ohp'ni
gave commands to tho company whom ~
/ worried considerably. u was fun Tor va
crowd Wid foi the tipsy din master wh'
| claimed ~ H. an old soldier, one who coul'
drill the boys better Than the officer IN com
| maud.
Mr. Sarah O. Millington, mother o
| 0yJfgu Wilmington, who u nov serving
| term IN the pcnitcntiary for the murder .
! Thomas Kennedy about two years ago al'
| also nothet OF Mrs Edward PHtiisoh' wh'
died nj the Clarendon hotel aicu weva
sinye WAS arrested on q warrant is.neo W
Squire Powell yesterday, charging hci wiz
ASSAULT aud battery upon hes dn"Sn''''A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
DIR. w. $. LANGLEY DEAD.
Tho Founder OF tho Mississippi insti.
tute for tho Blind Passes Away.

Special Dispatch 10 The APPEAL.
JAcEsoS. Miss. sept ls.-Dr. W. X Lang.
ley. superintendent Of the Blind institute Of
Misslssippi, died lat night In his ciEhlicth
year Another link Of the present with the old
auie bcllum days Is broken. Dr. Langley
wny born IN North Carolina In January or
February iSOl lie came a. this State la
1886 aud commenced the practice Of mcdi.
cine In thi, city IN lass aud continued In
active practice until the time IT the opcning
" the State Luuatic asylum. u which no
was made tho first superintendent 7clin.
gushing practice that paid him siN,.
II o. 500 lie II was who first
conceived the idea OF aud inspired the build.
ing ~ said institution. Commencing In 1870
10 work NJ this noble charity, be influenced
Uov. Albert q. lirnwn a. r commend In n
message "a the Legislature an appropriation
iot the building OF lunat.c asylum. The
message was effective 20 Ear as Ia obtain the
passage Of y bill by one house only provid.
| ing tor an asylum. At the next session IT
/ Gov nnwn 10 again urge the matter by
message, which resulted Nv an ap
| pfnpraiion OF $1,000 aud tho dona.
/ ton of lot IN Jackson. The said
/ appropriation being totally inadequate for
| tic puupo,c Desired, Dc pr'.srd hi suit with
| utgrnt persistence through succeeding Gov.
/ ctnOrs and Legislatures until his object wns
/ attained. 70 advance the cause in which
he had embarked be pr,curCd the services
aud attendance NJ y legislative session " tho
wufld.unowncd asylum builder aud philan.
thrupisi, Miss u. l.. Dix. lie paid her cx.
pcnscs here and entertained her while
here, aud dincd and wincd the mem.
hers Of the Legislature IN meeting
her lie spent his money freely
and gave his time aud bcst energies ~ the
causr IN which be- hal enlisted. nul never
for moment fo~,ok w. until be- WIS ".
VARIED hy the erection hy the State Vt unc
of the huat institutions Ut the Mud io h.
found. Being the originator nud promoter
of the Institution When N W., opfurd. DE-
Langley was naturally booked ., to take
charge ~ ", which hc was niurrl ~ 40
at the prcunarv .arfillrc helur' mentioned
Alter scryirr - superintendent s'yrr,l
tcrns nnd placing tho Institution w systc.
matte aud suCvesful url,r De- resigned
Dr. Langley aspuictilllOusly honorable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Tho Republican plurality In Maine has
fallen, by The official count, 10 1895.
The announcement Is made public this
morning that r. A. u. willhanks, supcrn-
icndrnt of malls 81 The Chicago post office.
has been removed by order " Postmaster
Gen. Dickinson. Tho removal Is supposed
10 have grown ont II recent complaints Of
inefficient administration In the Office there.
A special from fairmonnt H.. ayS pas.
sanger train No a. uu the Wabash collidcd
with freight near that place, causing n bad
wreck. An unknown man stoalinga ride
was killed. engineer Brandt, Of the passcn.
ger. had Lex broken. aud postal clerk
David Cottcrman sustained severe internal
injuries
WIN. Bohann, oi Rockawny. n. J., Tho
brute who gougcd his wiics eyes. was sen
fenced yesterday w Long Island city. &,
twonty-slN years and eleven months impris
onment at hard labor. lie was indicted
on two counts. In the first lac was sentenced
to fourteen years AMI six months aud on
the second W twelve years aud i've months
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
The r,,cc Comm,s.,on.. statement

The September LIST report Of q. r. Page
secretary Of the board OF loycc commissioned
Tor the Yazoo- Mississippi delta, shows
balance In the treasury Of 1876 on thal
date. Tho total receipts, from April TO- lsst
TO September !, 1855, were Las, i61f5i ulS
total disbursements Tor the same period,
81, 40 1904 The statement OF tax receipu
Tor one year. ending september !, lss1
shows total receipts ON account OIL leyel
taxes, $l2l0i3.5i; ON account OF tax said
and rcdcmptious, Sl6, 35l6i, ON account
privilege taxes, $i2, 21O.2j total, Sl5s,5Vfi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
A Thrilling Encounter Win Bursiar.

TEgEE iL,urE Ind, Sept is.-B iFslars
entered the jewclry house OF sheldon,
swopc & Co., last night and attempted TO
oycrpower Edward Patterson, who sleeps
over the store, In order 10 force him To give
thtm the combination TO the safe. Pattcr-
son was awakened when the burglars en-
tered his room and sculile cnsucd, IN
which the burglar us cd razlr, with which
he cut young Patterson seventeen times on
the arms. hrcst aud neck. Patterson fired five
shots at his essailant, who made his escape
through back door. Before lcayingl the
burglar poured kerosene around the safe
and in the rubbish In the cellar aud then
set fire ~ the building No clew has been
found by which the burglar can be identi1
fled.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
Eay.Tnylor.

Quito largo crowd assembled At ~.
Mary's church. corner Of Third and Market
streets, nj o'clock yesterday 10 witness the
nuptials Of Miss Mary Taylor one Of Chel.
sea $ fair and popular bellies TO Mr.. Edward
Immediately after the ceremony tho happy
couple left on the steamer Buckeye State
Tor an extensive tour north, accompanied
by Mr.. William hay. brother OF the groom
and Miss Della Mcmahon, carrying with
them the best wishes Of their many friends
They viii make Memphis their future hons
upon their return.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19

Gov T,YLoH II getting away" ~ tho
boys say, With sam Hawkins, ani d max
ing friends ior the Democratic cause
wherever they speak. bob Is making
better speeches than he evUr did, aud the
results, ~ We receive them. encourage tho
belief that be- will bc reelected by larger
majority than lac pollcd In 1885. lie Is
doing god work. and deserves the largest
possible measure Of succcss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
THE CASE or THE YOC0NA MILLS.

THE CASE DF mr. iV~N-''' ~
Special attention is directed TO the ietter
in another column from Mayor Herring, oil
Water Valley, who in it attempts defense
Of the management Of the Yocona mills,
but ends by giving history OF the enter
prise from his own standpoint, Keeping
Mr. Wagner always in view rs what Dick
ems would term "the injured party" Mayor
Herring coniessos to the unsanitary con-
dlion Of the mill--to the bcstlal filth
that overpowers tho moral sense and
helps 10 make an atmosphere OF ~ in
difference on the part OF the girls, as u
result Of everyday exposure; ~ OF in
sidious degradation, growing out OF the
laxity born OF Indifference. Mayor Her.
ring also coniesscs to the unsanitary con-
dition OF tho town, and he also coniesscs
TO the contcmptuous indifference OF the
Aldermen 10 this unsanitary condition.
These are his confessions, but he fails to
utter word of condemnation OF the long
hours Of labor, which leave the work
people during the week no hours
Of relaxation or OF rest and still
further help TO reduce their powers
Of resistance. lie heartily condemns the
libidinous Rombergar, who male the chas-
tty Of other girls beside the murdered
Willie Tisdoll the price Of their employ
mcut, but he defends the low wages Of the
operatives upon the plea Of competition
with the low wages paid tho operatives o
the Northern mills, forgellul Of the fact
that in the saving Of freight, handling and
insurance the Yocona mill makes a prof
that the Northern mills never can hor'
for. As specimen OF spe cial plead
ing Mayor Ilcrring's letter is worth!
Of attention, but as u deiens
we arc constrained 20 say II is failure
Tho specific statements made by Mr.. An
I dcrson-who is. by the way, native O
, Mississippi, aud was educated and rearc,
. in that Stato-Mc not answered, are no
, rcbuttcd nor adequately or satisfactorily II
joined to. Mayor Herring, beside this nj
, ter failure, makes the mistake Of nsscrtin
I that Mr.. Anderson assailcd the town an
, the people OF Water Valley. This he di,
I not do. lie confined himself (ll to Tia
! Yocona mill, its unsanitary cond
, ton and It's management (2) III
condition aud pay OF its employees
and 90 to tho seduction Of some {
those employees by Mr.. Rombcrgcr
+ the manager, aided, assisted or seconds
: by Mr.. Brown, tho City Tax Collestor
/. Water Valley. Mayor Herring, WHOM
J" from his private lc,tor To M, We take To
an intelligent, upright, honest man al
faithful, honorable official, will, we fc
" sure, when ho gives this matter further !
Election, SEQ that the town for whose fl
- urc no has a patriotic anxiety, and
whose interest TnE ArrEAL has LAHORE
for years, Ia not involved in the Yocoi
-, Mill Company, which IL a corporate onte
prise, and ~ such must answer for itsc
"a any individual citizen thus called
4. question would have 10 answer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19

JupoE MoRo,S, Democratic candidate
for Congrcss in the Second district Of Mis-.
sissippi, makes a very effective answer to
Gen. Chalmers structures In his letter Of
acceptance OF the Republican nomination
Cor Congress In tho Same district We
publish II In another column and call
special attention la IT, The promise II
contains VI iuriying campaign will
arouse the esgcr ant,ipalionsol III classcs
In the Second district.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19

Lar Il be understood now plainly that
TnE Arrrlt las no reason 10 believe that
Mr. d. H. Wagner, Of the Nocona Mills,
is other than an honest man. II has not
sought 10 attack him individually, having
no reason Or occasion 10 do 10. Il ha,
criticized the system u managing the
mills, and whatever incidental reference
bas been made to him has been a. fac.
tor In the maintenance OF that system.
Mr. Wagner may honestly bclicyc In lh,
system and Tng Arrgh a. honestly dii.
fer. II " not a question Of private char
ac,er, and TIA ArrE,L Is quito ready /,
accept as mcritcd the god opinion Il
which he Is held boy bis fellow citizens.