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The Springdale news., 1889-01-11
FOR RClNG SYSTEMS.
Why Warm Water Is Not Wanted for
 Live Stock in Winter.

Why Warm Water Is Not Wanted for Live Stock in Winter.
 A notion sometimes gets start and
 becomes epidemic before the fact is discovered that il has little or nothing to recommend it. One craze after an= other has it's rise and fall Farmers and dairymen are. perhaps as free from such comotlike notions as any class of people, and yet We must occasionally take our turn with the rest 1t is claimed from eX- perimeuts made by reliable dairymen that cows will give more milk when furnished with warm drinking wilier
 Admitting that they may yieldilg9gc,. for q season, is if conclusive evidence in favor of ihe mcthod2 IL is claimed by certain men that they can do il fourth more work in day if allowed
 to take few glasses of alcoholic liquor daily. Doubtless the state ment may hold true, for a season, with the class of men referred To. \ horse
 man can get over a longer stretch of
 road in one day if he carries a whip than he could without it. Are we sure that there is no similarity or truthful ness in these comparisons?. May not the apparent benefit derived come
 from leaning in the direction of the "forcing systems, which strains the vital forces for short period only to invite disease and hasten the prema-
 ture wreck would not claim to speak with authority on this phase of the subject, but think the point worth attention of those whose chief argu- ment rests on the milk-pail test made only for short tune.
 l believe the thing of first and most lasting importance in the care of live stock. dairy animals or mol. is 10 keep the health of the animal constantly i,s view. With the daiI.,e vi .f9 ,1-fi'-a 1oue all -rlo. pEie3 t3fan who has =, .o.. nc can in other directions for ne comfort and health ef his animals, he question hinges on whether there $ nothing weakening or enervatine in he long-continued use of warm water, )r whether the animals need for such tEtHh 49 sUli4ElvhllA great tO pay tue ,Xpeuse. \ COW unaccustomed to warm lrink will generally take cool water n preference. if allowed the privilege of choosing. But after she has formed Inc habit of using the former, there may bc danger of it slipping down the throat 50 agreeably as to cause her to oyerfill the stomach and weaken her power of digestion l prefer to give no water to cattle any colder than it is when coming from deep. untrozen earth judge of the animals wants somewhat by my own, never have seen day 50 cold as to tempt me to take glass of tepid water .n prefer ence to one directly from the deep well nr snrina Neithnr do 1 care for inn.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11
v.,uasl. Franchise Secured.

The franchise of easy ydgestien-one or the most valuable in the gift of medical sclehce can he secured bv any person wise enough to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, elther to suppress growing dyspepsia, or to uproot it at maturity. Bilious, rheumatic and lever and ague sufferers, persons troubled wIt5 nervousness and the constpated, should also secure the health franchise oy the same means.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

USED one bottle of "Mother's Friend' be, fore my first confinement II IS lrOnderfl1 remedy Looked and felt so well afterwards friends remarked 1t. Would not be without "Mother's Friend" for any consideration;
 Mas Jos. B. ANDERSON, Ochoopee, Ga.
 Write Bradfield Reg Co. Atlanta, Ga, for further particulars. Sold by all drugglsts.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11
WEALTH OF THE PRESIDENTS.

AGH,n4N IINeaLN'S fortune was S15.o00 Hr rHASaN, when he died, possessed $2ea44
 ANDREW JACKSON possessed q large land, cd cst9io.
 rRE5lorST JauNsoN's wealth was estimat- cd at s50.Q00
 JoHN QrINeY ADAMS died in afluence, leaving $500ja
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

THAT tired, languid feeling and dull head. ahce is very disagreeable. Take two of Car, ter's Little Liver Pills before retiring, and you will find relief. They never fail to do good.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

SrppEy Changes of Weather cause throat Diseases, There is no more effectual rem edy for Coughs, Colds, etc, than BROWN 5 BRoYcHTAL TRoCnEs. Sold oHtU in borcs. Price 25 cts
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

THIS is ono of the queer things about amateurs the more they practice song the worse they sing it.-Dallas News.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

TnF residuum after the effervescence or love is common sense, whlch IS tue srouhu- work of well-regulated matrimony.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

IT is to be supposed that Helen wife of Menelaus, had her collars done up a1 ths Troy laundry Boston Gdzette
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11
Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil

TIE manufacturer of newspaper phiios- ophy means a kind of Literary saw mill Merchant Traveller.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

Az old wlne bibber says that m empty champagne bottle fs like an orphan be- cause it has lost It's pop.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

FOR a Cough or Sore Throat the best medi- cine is Hale's Honey of Horeheund and Tar. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11
Salvador for Invalids and the Aged,

A SUPERIOR NurRITIvE N CONTINUED FEvERs, and a RELIABLE REhEBIAE AGENT in all Diseases of tho STOMACH AND HSTESTINEs (0ften III instances Of consultation over patients whose digestive organs wero reduced to such q low and sensitive condition that the Granum was the only thing tho stomach would tolerate when lte seemed depending on it's retcntion, and, while it is AN INCOMPARABLE ALIMENT FOR THE CHILDREN, we do not hesitate in saying, that no food for the nursling can at all compare with q healthy mothers yeild Of milk; when however, the mothers milk ia insufficient. either in quantity or in nutritiFe substance tho IMPERIAL GRANUM is. as has been proved in thousands of eases, THE SAFEST FOOD. Unlike those preparations made from animal or VinOus natter which are liable To stlmu- late the brain and irritate the digestive organs. it embraces iii it's elementary composition That which makes Strong Bono and Muscle. that which makes Good Flesh and Blood, that which Is easy Of Dlgoo- ton. never Constpatlng, that which ls Kind and Friendly to the Grain, and that which Acts as Preventive Of tho3o lntes- tnal Disorders incidental to Childhood. And while it would be difficult to conceive of anything in food or dessert more creamy and delicious. or more nourishng and strengthen ing an alment iu FEYFRs. PULMONARY COMPLAINTS, GAsTEiTIs, DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBILITY. It's rare medicinal eI- celleuCe in att intestinal discases especially in Cholera, DBscnterB. Chronic Diarrhea
 aud Ch0iera EaIuhtun
 HAS BEEN lNcoNTEsTABLY PROVEN.
 Sold by DruEgists.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

TIE ancient Peruvians had whistling jugs. The modern jugs simply gurgle.- Toledo Blade.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

Prevents, controls and cures Gonsump- ton. To insure success. insist on Baker 5 Oil. Jno. C. Baker X Co.,, Philadelphia.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11
Cold Waves

Are predicted with reliable accuracy. and people liable to the pains and aches of Rheumatism dra.a every change to damp stormy weather. Al though we do not claim Hoods Sarsapa rflIa to he positive specific for rheumatism, the remarkabl. cures it has effected show that 1t may be taken for rheumatism with reasonable certainty Of benefit It's action in neutralzing the actiity of tue blood which is the cause of rheumatism. is the secret of the success of Hoods Sarsaparilia in curing thl. complaint. Ifyou suffer from rheumatism. try
 Hoods SarsaparilIa Sold by all druggists q; six for s. Prepared only by C.I. HOOD < CO. Apothecaries Lowell Mass.
 fnn H~eaG nra nallax
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

Do NOT purge or weaken the bowels, but act specially on the liver and bile. A perfect liver corrector Carter's Little Liver PIils.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11
ro GoRREsPoNDENTs.

All communications for this paper should be accompanied by the name of the author, not necessarily for publication, but as evidence Of good faith on the part of tho writer Write oniyon one sideof the paper. Be particularly careful, in giving names and dates, to have all letters or figures plain and distinct
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

assumed name and danng to attempt the ruin of my sister, who is purity trot oo- " pain, l say. scoandrel, what ,eY s7sf. EN this insult 10 my sister te,t.F6u mean by her to me Explain, .}fhSfst, and through as sial : =. ..i a aar.dd d make ample apology, p,o -..i elreet, both 10 my sister and to - old friend, Matthew Wilson I will then yive you until tue London coach comes to morrow to quit this part of the country, liter that time you stay here at your peril [ nderstand ST, that though am na0ght put d tenant farmer and you q titled landed now that you have insulted my 5nly sister and reused my temper 1 will trample you in the very dirt upon winch you are now standing if you attempt to stay here enc hour longer than the tune l
 S,Icn you, or dare to say another
 sister other than l shall die
 ishedt sneeringly
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11
X STANDARD DIRTETIC PREPARATION,

And has been recommended and certified tc by n large number of Chemists and Physicians, q very high degree of medical science. as tho
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

IS English the average Russian word I, pronounced failure. Puck
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

IF afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr Isaac Taompsons Eye Water. Druggists sell it. Poo
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

Ay undesirable vocation -equiYocation. -Drakcts Marazinh
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

LIVE STOCK SHIPPERS AND FEEDERS. - Read ad. or c. c. Day & Co other column.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

TIE manufacturer of newspaper philos- ophy means d kind of Literary saw-mllL- Merchant Traveller.
 Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
 Prevents, controls and cures Gonsump- ton To insure success. insist on Baker Oil. Jno. c. Baker < Co, Philadelphia Az old wlne bibber says that m empty champagne bottle Is like an orphan be- cause 1t has lost It's pop.
 FOR a Cough or Sore Throat the best medi- cine is Haleis Honey of Hereheund and Tar. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure In one minute. TIE ancient Peruvians had whistling jugs. The modern jugs simply gurgle.- Toledo Blade.
 Do NOT purge or weaken the bowels, but act specially on the liver and bile A perfect liver corrector. Carter Little Liver Pills. 1S English the average Russian word is pronounced faIlure.-Puck-
 rF afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr- Isaac Taompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c AN undesirable vocation equiYocation. -Drake's Magazine.
 LIVESTOCK SHIPPERS AND FEEDERs.- Read ad. of c. c. Day & Go other column.
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

Sold by Druggists. JOHN CARLE 6 SONS. New York
The Springdale news., 1889-01-11
LAWRENCE LOIEJOY
A Romance of English Life During . the Free-Trade Movement.
BY FRANK J. MARTIN AND ". H. S.
 ATEINSON
AUTHORS or THE MILLS OF GOD" AND orH-
 ER STORIES.

[Copwighted 1887, 5y Frank J. Martin. and noto first pabiished 6y crekUsirs arrangement
 Wifh ths authors
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-21
Pet Ecis.

Not long ago there was a curious
case at Rockport OF the singular at
tachment sometimes instituted between
man and the lower animals.
Mr.. H had been for some time
accustomed to throw bits OF food to
some eels in a small brook that ran
along the back of his lot of land.
One day he observed that the cells
seemed TO be waiting for his visit and
with a little coaxing after that they
were induced to eat food directly from
his hand. Then they learned to play
and fondle about his fingers, held in
the water, and seemed 10 enjoy his
caresses.
More recently, the largest one Of the
four, a huge old fellow over two feet
long, allowed Mr.. 1t TO take him
from the water and slide him about
from hand to hand, apparently liking
the novel experience.
When Mr.. H goes TO the brook
he calls these odd pets with a peculiar
whistle, and they soon come rushing
briskly from down stream. At one
time he brought them the usual lunch,
when only the large one came. The
eel waited a few moments, then turned
down stream, and soon came back,
bringing his tardy family with him.
Youths Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-21
Racing Dogs.

Greyhounds are an investment so
extremely speculative, especially when
bought for public performances, that
il would be rash TO affirm that these
dogs of great price will in all cases
acquit themselves in such a manner
as TO justify their new owners in pay
ing for them prices quite high enough
TO purchase race horses of consider
able repute, and hunters rather better
than most men Of wisdom care to be-
stride. For ordinary hare hunting
purposes a very fair greyhound may
be had for a f5 note, or even a good
deal less. The prices lately realized,
although high, are not unprecedented.
Some years ago Mr.. Clark gave nearly
800 guineas for four additions TO his
breeding kennel, and at different times
the same dealer paid 200 guineas for
CatacIysm, and go, 900 and 10 guineas
for ymbal Cripplea and Charm respect
lively, while a sapling by Magnana
out Of Chameleon was sold for LOS
guineas, and four of the same litter q
an average Of 40 guineas apiece.
Peasant Boy, when he was looked
upon as sure Of the Waterloo cup,
brought 500 guineas, and again and
again the owner OF Master McGrath
was offered 4 900 guineas for hat most
iliustrious Of all greyhounds. Lon
don Standard.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-21
A Revolution In the Iron Business.

b9 men are just now deeply inter
ested in the scientific use of silica as
an ally to help purify, change and
strengthen metal, 10 render both iron
and steel homogeneous, fine grained
nd comparatively free from porosity.
The possible influence of silica and
silicon are as yet little known, even TO
the ablest metallurgists, they having
paid but slight and indifferent atten-
ton to the subject Now there is o
lively and growing interest in the as
sertion made by a metallurgist, along
in 1871, to the effect that he had found
out a secret that would ultimately
cause a revolution in the iron bust
ness, and that il was that silica would
become a powerful helper in the
manufacture of steel. / have taken
some interest in the effort 10 establish
the value Of this discovery, and con-
fess was greatly surprised 10 witness
the result Of a test Of its efficacy, and
am OF the opinion that the discovery,
simple as il is, will eventually prove
OF far more importance than that Of
Bessemer. ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-21
i D.e.is. o. rrss.,.s IN Kentucky.


a dozen years ago the trotter -four
isIed like the green bay tree. and rum
uing races, outside of those upon the
tDe honored course at Lexington,
Wsc practically unknown in the state.
DeuFy fair had its trots and everybody
- Interested in the trotter. Now the
t1rpughbrcd reigns supreme, and the
tneter has been relegated TO the rear.
Thousands can now be found who viii
rod the most trifing gossip about
Proctor Knott, while q poll OF the state
would hardly disclose q dozen who
could name the sire of Maud s. or Jaw.
EyelSee. The Kentucky stud farms
stSll breed trotters for the outside mar
act but none for 'home consump-
ton" The people here will have none
out running races, and nothing in the
shape OF a thoroughbred banglail is too
rich for their blood. This love for the
iiyer, however, is not solely response
de for the decline of trotting In Ken
lucky. Before its dissolution, a dozen
n more years ago, the trotting ring
md become rotten 10 the core, and il
was this corruption more than any
thing else that caused its death. The
-sfforts Of the Louisville Driving Park
10 revive tho corpse and 10 conduct
future races on an honorable basis
we're praiseworthy enough, but they
came too late. The public taste had
hanged, never. probably, TO be re-
claimed again in that direction
louisville Posi-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-21
Cruel Separation.

When a Chinese girl is married she
must wait four months before etiquette
allows her TO pay her first visit TO her
mother, but after this inltiatory call,
she may go 10 the home OF her parents
at any time. The Popular Science
Monthly relates a pathetic instance
connected with this marriage custom.
A Chinese woman had one daugh-
ter, an only child. OF whom she was
passionately fond, and this girl was
married at the age of l6. When the
first four months were nearly past,
her mothers neighbor died, and as
death is said TO bring uncleanliness to
those associated with it. the brides
visit TO her old home had 10 be delayed
for a hundred days, lest she should be-
come contaminated.
Before this period had passed, the
brides mother-in-law died. and she
was Obliged TO 60 into mourning for
three years. Just before she put off
mourning, a son was born 10 her, and
that made it necessary that the visit
should be again delayed.
Meanwhile ner motner, whose neart
grew more and more hungry for her
presence, become nervously i'll, and
subject TO Authorizations, under which
she imagined she saw her child enter
ing her door. She declared that she
could distinctly perceive her face, dis,
Germ every detail in her dress, and
hear the jingle of her bangles.
20 my child, you have GOMEZ" she
would exclaim, but when she clasped
the vision, she found only empty air
within her arms.
At length the daughter, who had all
these years been but two miles away,
really came to visit her mother. The
two embraced each other and wept
aloud, and thereafter the mothers
Authorization ceased
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-21
The vandsrbnt Marriages.

A quiet citizen, worth his half mil
Lion or more, said 70 me. IL always
had some respect for the late William
Vanderbilt and his wife when | saw
how Indifferent they were in the mar
riage Of their children TO money con-
sideration. In most cases they let
their children marry persons Of re-
spectability and good parentage, but
without fortunes. That has been al
most uniformly the case. William X.
Vanderbilt, who built the 81, 000, 900
house, married q Virginia woman who
could hardly Eeep her wardrobe, /
have understood, from going 10 sale.
And yet" said he, 'in nearly every
case they appear 70 DO happy folks
who 60 together. How much better
II is than this everlasting greed 20
make love itself minister 70 avarice."
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-21
Running . Paper.

There was once, in Arkansaw, a
rountry editor who experienced much
1 ouble in meeting his bills-in paying
iaem, rather, for he met them on
A. early every corner. One week. in
rider 10 attend a prsss convention, he
lid not get out an issue OF his paper.
When he returned he discovered that
liz suspended issue" was, Of the
sdhole year, the only ono that had not
flm him in debt This discovery
opsned bis eyes 10 a new idea. He
xsw that the only way TO make money
On his paper was not to print it,
hrlansaw Traveller.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-21

I'm Milwaukee all the FIRE department
wires are laid under ground in cast
iron pipes that cost 10 cents O foot
The plan works well, IL cheap and IL
certainly within the reach Of nearly
every city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-21

The entire value Of imports nj the
port Of New York during the last fiscal
,'car wa 1910. 26S, 432, and at all other
p5rts in the country e273, OK. oo6t
l1Al, t7S3, 2ob, LOO.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-28
Fertile. Rpft Go. Winn.

Nan er nj paa bet HRrmeIte f9roia mee
Seapinsen Der I Smtreoieu, os en- Eel bar
alereee bespnot at itatte. Ylan er apot en-
. Tigers 3io ~tiSlisere iuur mso Ssfarbeioet,
enb 9ilf9loet Dor forrise Nar. Spao 10
bpttet Tan blipe er eubnu life sobt at be.
osmme, oa Der snbnu lite er tr9Itet roaet
al Iarets Grsoe. Baa 9runo af 9srfen /
CONNER, bar Der mango Nsre, Der bleu
ip9rt aflueone, men / ben iioite lib, fer
Snobsftnin9en bespnbte, Tom be fla BETH.
oelist os Der oil paa oe Ilsite Steoer bIiue
NOT til at ipare llosiftsrne. Inore Steber
oerimoo, o9 | S9roelesbeb poo lapt 9ano,
pl 8rBoen blipe COB, / ben noropeftl,ae Gel
al Norman 90. oil man / bet Sele taset iaa
ct 9pot Nar, oa 9anoet Der er Ell bel Del
lapere. os osiaa al ben grunp, at be bar loo
beloise at faa ct Bar imaa Resr Itur / Som.
mer unoer ben oGrite 9srfe, gpaet, ri Der
noro peo 5ertlle git Clip Of. Saeeiaserne
itaar meset bra iaar paa bisie 8anter. gi
bapoe NOT en- linen Sroit Der NatteH til ben
ABE oennes, men ben bar iaa let, at insen
pirtelt9 Staoe bier Jig siter ben. Raisforn
tesrer osiaa til at faa 5remsana.
s Dor Sp Seriile er Nlt for uerpQrenoe
noaet fttle, cs bet oil bel enonu bare en-
Gio ineen 6armerne bespnoer at brinae iro
line Yrooufter.
Dfan er M ifGro meo at b,spnoe Irbei.
bet paa Ell Sernbane, Der ltal gao berfra til
groofiton; bet iiaes, at ben Hal bore f9roia
inoen lite Ropember. grpotton bar nemlia
tibet $4,000 Dollars Bonbs for at faa en-
anoen Sane IND til gpen, % MI laoer bet
I'll, at be life bebgoer OF pente Ipnae, igr be
utl ie fine Euffer opipIot. Zen npe Sanes
Rapn er gropffton, Gulutb & Northern, oa
tommer til at oripes al Northern Bactfic.
Gin !Sia oil oa after faa en- Rebbe,ler at
tribe mec, men bet er bel at irpste, at ban
oil ie fit emit andre Steber, iaa noaen pioere
Sfaoe lille oil oeoerfares bam % bans Ius
iinoer al SernbanesYRil VT osmme eSter
ben Ntasie SernbanesM aterialier, lom aaar
neooper til enbpsr 9io, iaa sisr ptft northern
Eac,fc 8ompaniet fore grobrin9er meb
Sernbanebp9nins oenue Sommer / Wtanis
toba % Observation-Disclosures.
Seiret bar / be iibite Gage paret meset
parmt; iiotleoen Wunoas fit pi en- ipar
Sssnbpse, Der blspte opstist op Soroen, %
ben sioroe o9iaa en- liten Stands / SeItars
beioet, men ben bar moi iaa tiartcmmen, oa
bet oil forbeore YIsiuinsen betpeeliat, uaar
ben taser fin Y~espnoelie.
5. 8. Snsebristipn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-28
Sommcmbrcts Hogt % Ylcic,

81 ~forlanser til baslis 8rus iaa me-
get al bort 2cmmeubr, us bet er us til
lan flor Npite bOert gisblit paa 9a9en,
at ot ltploer bet etboer mulist Senipn,
rten | alminoelisbeb beritsr Der blanbt
BET fore Yublifum iaa iutlare JOretils
Il1ser ON, bpab ct 2on1msubs Tan pre-.
ltere, os bporlebes bet bur' b~sbansles, at
Oct oil bore iaapel irqasblifnms iom /
u9rmasernes Snteresfi al meebele nusle
Oplpsninser ansaasnbs 9omAeubrets
Ssst % Yleie. gi bsnptter ba Der
1OSle 8emerfninser, Der erifremiatte af
oettDIis 5asblab, "aIlsemeiner S~ournal
Der ubrma9srfunt." "a us 1,
6or at ct llbr fan ppplbe be arap,
man er berettiset til at title til bet, maa
yet lSrt os fremit bebanblss meb flor
9enlpnsfulobeb. &aar man betanter,
90ll'en umbssselis % uaEbrubt Gasnins
sN9oer ItOrre 9ampmafine ubfreper,
9oOrleoes benne Dag Os Scat iasttases
I'm 9ar9, laa burbe man e9entlis af
Hs lelo fable paa ben 9anfe, at 9omme.
p9rst, Der 10 Osiua er en- @aRine, men
:" laaoan, Der inbeIutter ben aaers
uI'olte ps met fomplicerebe Wefas
nsils' transer til sanife ierlis Sens
,yaslulobeo Os Ombpsselis gleie. af
"" @rrno oil osiaa ct ubr, naar bet
s4ers er uben Sell, fun ba funne till
'.Osli'ue i'm 8efibber, naar bet bebanbs
ooerens ftemmelie meb fin smtaa.
uss ~Deetanisme, naar bet puates for
s9'srt stpb eler 5alb, operbuuebet
SSSaes Tor snboer &pftslie % tabis
',ss rent. s 2ommerhe fainter Der
- |. Faois Stso ps 1reuler fra Soritois
:, outlet transer IND / bet bebit til,
S,s0e e0mmeubr; berfor bsr bet fsrt
''enit t%ilraabes, at man ieonlia ben.