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The state herald., 1891-10-23
: August


I had been troubled five months
with Dyspepsia. The doctors told
me 1t was chronic. had fullness
after eating and a heavy load in the
pit of my stomach. suffered fire.
quently from a Water Brash of clear
matter. Sometimes deathly Sick.
ness at the Stomach would overtake
me. Then again I would have the
terrible pains of Wind Coiic. At
such times would try to belch and
could not. I was working then for
Thomas McHenry, Druggist, Cor.
Irwin and Western Ave, Allegheny
City, Pa, in whose employ had
been for seven years. Finally used
August Flower, and after using Just
one bottle for two weeks, was en-
tirely relieved of all the trouble. I
can now eat things dared not touch
before. Iwould like to refer you to
Mr.. McHenry, for whom worked,
who knows all about my condition,
and from whom l bought the medi-
cine. live with my wife and family
at 80 James ST., Allegheny City, Pa.
Signed, JOHN D. Cox. 9
\ G. G. GREEN Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey. U. S. A.
The state herald., 1891-10-23
Agricultural Import. and Exports.

In these days OF earnest care for the
''home market" a few facts from the
table OF imports and exports OF 1890
will be interesting and instructive.
We imported s3.I. l9l. 4l2 worth of
agricultural products. Of which sugar
and molasses formed nearly one-third,
or SOL. 2G7. 1926. tea, coffee and cocoa
s93. l5i. G37. and OF fruits and nuts. most
OF which are not natives Of this coun-
try. $50, 7iG. al. and OF spices nearly
81, 900, 600 worth, 1t may be easily
calculated then that ABOUT two-thirds
OF our agricultural imports. which are
nearly one-half Tor I7.D per cent OF
our total imports arc Of products OF
other countries which cannot be grown
here. or. like sugar. do not yield re-
munerative return for money and la-
bor required In producing them.
But our exports OF agricultural pro-
ducts were nearly three -fourths OF our
total exports (7i.2 per cent?. or $627. :
PIG. Cot. We sent away S3l. 2Gi. 1871
worth OF living cattle and $50. 173. 37l
of beef products. not including hides:
5000. 0i2 worth Of live hogs and ss5..
219, ia more In the various pork pro-
ducts To go with this meat we sen,
1851. 925. g37 worth OF bread and
brcadsuiifs. and nearly si3, 900. 900
worth OF butter and cheese to go on II,
beside u. oil, $50 worth Of fruit us n
dessert and over 81, $50. 600 worth OF
vegetables.
Again we sent away $500, a6s, 1872
worth Of cotton 10 provide our neigh
pors with garments. Our agricultural
exports In 1890 exceeded those Of 1889
by s9s. iG9. 250. and our imports were
SIS, o5s. 3s2 larger In 1890 than In 1889.
OF which nearly one-half was In sugar
and molasscs. and the remainder nearly
all In other products not grown here.
twill be seen that tho farmer earns
nearly ,hrec-iourths of tho money
brought us by our exports TO foreign
countries and there Is but little that
he can grow for his home market that
he is not producing so abundantly that
there Is but little need OF calling upon
other nations to supply us with uny-
thing that will grow here II the
country Is not prosperous, II certainly
II not tho fnult OF the farmer.
The state herald., 1891-10-23
Domestic Dots.

To temper cnrth.nwarc which is to be-
used for baking, put the dishes In cold
water over the fire, mud bring them gru.l
unlly To tho boiling point. When the
water boil- around them, remove them
from the fire and lot them remain In til.
water iii II becomes cold
To prevent unframed oil paintings FROM
sticking together, whether IN storing or
packing them, proceed ~ follows Cut
ordinary corls into halves aud insert
needles Into them. Stick thcsc Into the
corners of the canvas, and by this ncnrs
the pictures will he kept cIfcetually apart
Coarse rbocsc.ciotb may An used for
making the bags used In thu hath. They
may he filled with either almond meal. or
olac with bran In which great deal of
urrir powder hns boon mixed with care n
bag may bo used twice, that Is. II after tho
N,rt hath II Ia put In the Eunship. 10 dry.
and not allowed To grow SOUR, for In this
condition II b.comcs unfit for use,
A simple dessert, which IL n variation
of cako and preserves, is made by taking
n thick loaf of sponge cake--thni baked
the day before IL NIL the bcttcr--and cut
ting Il In round pieces with the MD of u
large sized biscuit cutter. Slightly hollow
out the centre, and put In lnrg, ten
spoonful of preserved strawberries or
cherries or pineapple Arrange these
cake mounds On n platter. and servo with
whipped or plain cream, though whipped
cream gives the dish much prcttiey MP.
pcnfnncc.
A hot slnw represents ope of tho best
aud most wholesome methods OF preparing
cabbage. Shred tho cabbage on board.
but DO not chop IL Put II into n deep
porcelain dish. Heat pint of vinegar
I'LL II boils. Add two table-poonfuis OF
butter, Tablespoonful VI salt aud u little
pepper sprinkle two tablcspoopfuls OF
sugar over tue cabbage II you like the ad
dition, md pour the boiling mixture over
IL Cover II with n plate and act In hot
oven for about i've minutes bcf,e warm
A. aatd rau tnunx
The state herald., 1891-10-23
Vitality Of Forests.

II left without interference by man.
nature would keep the entire earth
covered with forests, save only few
localities. The treolessness OF the
great central plnins OF tho United
States has been accounted for by the
deficiency Of rainfall, and the belief Is
generally held that by reason OF this
lack OF moisture trees can never grow
there. Nevertheless the conclusion
does not Of necessity follow. There
is excellent cause for believing that
these prairies were not always tree
less, and that their nakedness might
once more be covered by the adoption
OF proper means to that end. The
barrenness occasioned by prairie
fires and herds of tramping buffalo
may yet be made fruitful. You must
remember that the entire earth is II
potential forest Wherever there Is
sufficient depth OF any kind OF soil for
the roots, II II is not too frigid n ell
mate and nun does not interfere, ar-
borescent growth will ultimately pre-
vail on account OF It's perennial char
acter and Its power to shade out
lower vegetation. In such localities
rs the interior OF large continents
forest planting must progress by
gradual advances from tho borders Of
the unproduc,ive territory. Once let
woods be spread ovot the now arid
plains cf the west and there would be
rain in plenty there. But success In
this matter can only be achieved
through cooperation systematically
and mcthodically carried out. com
manding knowledge, means ind
power such MS Il government, whether
OF the nation or OF states, can alone
control.
The state herald., 1891-10-23
DENVER BUSINESS HOUSES.

+ The lis, bciOW comprises s0nss o. tSS
hest business houses HI Dsnucr, ana etsy
WI furnish bank rcfcre1.ces y reIas-ea
DENyER WALL PAPER Il PANT C.,-thesP:s,
place for Wall Paper, Paints, ets. seni p"e
prices and sampies. 1875 Iawrenoc.
DENVER TENT d AWNING Co-Horss Bisaksts,
canvas covered; Wholesale overali, etc., st'-
TIE GREAT WESTERN MUTUAL ACCfDRSTAS
toctstion. aud Tabor block. r. o. BOZ iaN
REMINGTON TYPEwRITI.Rs AND sUPPilEs-
lGD Chainfn- -stenogrnphers iurniehcd fr"o'
+. @. PuILLiPs, Bu---s Chances i0os Arnpehoe-
Has nll kinds OF bu-ifse,s for sale writS niin'
DENVER MFG. Co, i7lh Arb iIolinday,.,i iiarpos''
Saddles, Horuo Goods send III for ILL., Cat
| 4, 4. wATkfNs- Hides and Iyeathrr; Dutchsrs
dhi Market suppiics, Tools and Maebinsry
| fRUITA IMPROVEMENT CO., ail Ernest Gram
| NOR Elk-Frpt snd Farm Lands In Mesa Co.
"BRwARE OF PAINT"aTho T.. q. l,ciize Bus
| wall Paper and Leco'n'irs Coz ioii "e'nI
| LEOSARD-SCUECK sADaLIky co.. lsi+iSa
| Blake-Wholcsale saddlery, 'arness, &c
THE DENVER FIRE CLAY Co., '5j' iarimsr'
| Dealers In Photographers supplies
JSo. N. BLRBEy& CO., Boston Block tfose'>
IN Heal Estate AMI Loans,
Rapid Mailing service, tp 18th Circulars addruss
| sod ard mailed.
:d-IlASD SCHOOL BOOKS u, Pirrr--' toi iitn.O
M. MooRE's SONS Nth and wazec -Bnrhwarn
wM NELSON & CO.. 81 I'm Wall Payer, Pniu's-
| STEPHENS, HANCHETT / cO~Eeai EsfHtr, ,i<nh>
LITTLE GIANT H.P. CO.. 14li Blakr-siay Presses
DIR DiCKsoN's Patent lied Rest i7a' cnampa'
| A. SCATTER 4 Co-Rubbcr Stamps, Stencils e'-
MePiiRE6 NcGISfTy, 18Th a wazec-o Glass, L oai-
D. FIELD CO.., ssl i6tb- Music and Musical Md-e'
CT. COCHRAN, eJ 18th -Dianotds, Watches, etc.
HOTEL Brunswct. 10th af-o Lawrence European
Mrs. W 4 LAzELL, i52, Gala, EIuipot-c Waisl''
| BAhTELDEs a Co Seeds. Write for catalogue
EDw. RoLLASDEr, 81 Tabor bik-aay pra~ing'
ORIENTAL r CO., Tes 18th Wholesale ana rs'A''
q. Il. HANNAH, 1la 10Th bicycles. Easy pay iA's-
McPliEE MedfNfTy. lsti md Naxee-Lunno''
II. II. HEIsEIi, i5Io Harness. Saddles etc.
JosLfN PARK, Jewellers, uIers House bs''A'
F.J. MOTT, ~ barclay iIlk, Land Attorney
| A. Z. ALLEN, 1865 California TaEidcrrnsse
| AWARD, 1854 Lawrence cr-optieian
@. II. Emery Co., Subscription books. Agts wnff"L
| Hydraulic Cement for foundations ". l. Podriex'
The iIcndey Meyer Eng'rg Co Minna Machinery
Edgar .. IeiG 7n9 reoplo's Bk. Bldg-Mfs. gcSeier
The Kennedy 4 Pierce Mnch'J. Co Mining Msrh5'
rerini bros, gl istli Umbrella a Parn-ol fa-torS
'wehthcrbead" igai iHr!fner- Hats cleaned pre-sr
woIingl Jung 4 Co. Chinese fanry0oois.iHflchampa
| Telegraph School. room H stocle blk. lRh street
The state herald., 1891-10-23
Tn. O.,,,.s x,.,,.

Among tho famous bells OF Dpws.
burg, Yorkshire. England. I. one
known as BLACK Tom OF soothill :"
which was presented 10 tho church In
cxplatiop Of n murder. BLACK Tom"
Is always rung on Christmas Eve Its
solemn tolliBg as II strlkoe the FIRST
tap nt exactly midnight Is known gll
over Yorkshire rs the ''Dcvlls Knoll -
II being tho notion that when Christ
WIS born the devil died Lcpendn. ~
supsrs,iiion hn- ALWAYS invested bells
The state herald., 1891-10-23
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
DESCRIPTION OF A PRIVATE
DAIRY THAT PAYS.
Something About Our.AgrIculi ural I,n-
ports AMI Exports. Genera, Pur.
pose. ,stock-Farm Notes
and Domestic Dots.
A Private Dairy .ha. Pays.

The simple and somewhat Old-fash-
Toned system practised in dairy-uf
Jersey and grade cows--whose but
ter sells readily and steadily to the
same families lat prices far above
quotations. each package warranted
and none ever returned, and which
during nearly twenty years has only
in few instances failed TO keep sweet
and good till eaten the following
spring, is described as follows in Tho
Orange County Farmer.
'We have. first Of all, dairy
house l2xls IT,, 10 #. high md well
lighted. There are four pans . it.
long. 90 inches wide, and in. deep.
These are In galvanized Iron watts that
hold about four pals OF water. We
have water from n spring running in
to the dairy house. and through each
or all OF these watts us we may desire
Each pan holds ono milking and can
stand at least thirty-six hours before
being SKINNED. but is always skim
med as soon rs there is the least acid
ity TO the milk. The milk Is brought
in and strained through both wire and
cloth straincr as soon as possible after
drawn from the COW. We aim to
keep the temperature OF the room as
near the chnrning point as possible.
so us to avoid any extreme changes In
temperature OF the cream until 1t is
chrned. This can bc demo by keep
ing fire In the cooler part of the sea-
son, and In extreme warm weather by
putting cake OF Ice In the room and
let it dissolve. or by sprinkllng the
floor with cold well water When the
cream is taken off 1t generally stands
in covered pail twenty-four hours be-
forc churning. When any cream is
added to that already in the pail It is
thoroughly stirred in order TO have all
alike in ripeness.
'lf at the time OF churning the
cream is too cold il is brought to the
right temperature by putting In warm
milk TO bring the temperature down.
We simply set the cream pail in cellar
and never use any Ice In the cream or
in the water to wash the butter We
always churn in the morning, using Il
dash churn with u sheep for power.
and can churn at an average turn OF
about fifteen minutes for season. all
the early and latter part OF the season
using only FIVE TO ten minutes, with
about twenty during late July md
August We wash the butter thor
Oughly in the churn after the butter
milk is drained of. take it ON level
butter worker putting ounces OF
salt to the pound. We slightly work
in the salt and after covering 1t close
ly from the air leave ii II few hours
and give ii n little more working
pack it in white oak kegs that hold 60
TO as pounds each. the keg having
been soaked several days in brine.
In packing We rub the inside of the
package over with little salt put in
n layer about three inches thick. then
sprinkle n little salt on top OF that
layer and put in another. and so ON to
the filling. Then we put cloth over
the butter sufficiently large to lay over
the sides somewhat filling the kcg
even 10 the top with salt. This we
moisten with water. and then cover
with fiat stone or plank and set away
for fall shipping"
The state herald., 1891-10-23
0rnrrai rurpo.r. Amer Al.

Leading agricultural writer's IN these
lnys seem with one accord to regard
with disiayor the idcn OF general. pur-
pose stock. Tho tendency now among
the more advanced agriculturis,s IL
rather toward special development.
A strenuous effort Il certainly being
made TO induce farmers TO sclec, their
horse. COWS. etc. more with the ldcn
OF securing n single product In n high
degree than In covering the ground no
generally sought some years nRo. II
must bc nnid. though. that these efforts
nrc no, very successful. Tho average
producer IL still n firm believer In tho
general. purpose animal. and the prob.
abilities nro that no amount OF rca.
soning or conying will lead him TO
abandon his old position. This being
the cnse. We urge our contributors TO
give readers the benefit OF experiences
aiding the owner Of to-cnllcd general.
purpos. stock. We want 20 mike ths
matter contained In Tho Stockmnn NJ
practically useful ns II cnn DO mndo,
mud while II Ia nll right 10 sot forth the
advantages Of certain system, when.
ever II can be introduced II is also OF
value 10 tell the people how 10 get the
most out OF the system now In vogue.
The general farmer will. after nil
milk COW which hc expects somoduy
10 turn into beef llc will also uso n
horse which may bo taken from tho
plow and put 10 lighter work. This liz
matter of fact nnd wo do not expect
10 sec the ,imo whom any great change
from this policy shall hnvo been sue-
coaafully broueh, about This being
the ease We hope our friends Will bend
thai aanr.s 10 halpino aanh otbsr
The state herald., 1891-10-23

The misery endured by unfurtunaios whose
liNeis are derelict In duty Il unspcakahlc-
SICK headaches. nausea, co,tivcucss. dis
order OF tho digestive apparatus, heartburn.
vertigo unrest, soufucss OF tho breath, un-
caslneSs bcneath tho short right ribs aud
Right shoulder blade, leklo appetite, arc
among the hateful indicia of bilionsness
which. however, speedily vanish when Hos
letters stomach BlitcB IA employed ns d
regulator Most efcctuai!y IN It's work Of dis
cipllning carried out, US a complete REMOVAL
pf the digestive, seerciivc ana cyacuutlvc
functions satisfactorily proves. In cascs OF
mnlarlal disease the liver II tao principal
gland Involved. aud for maladhs of u ma
iaflal tyi,u Iiostcttor's stomach blttcTs II nil
absolute. specific, As u lnSaiiye-painless
but effective 1T is unrivallcd. md Il IL an
admirable preventive Of chronic kidney
trouble and rheumatism, ind u superb
general tonic and corrective.
The state herald., 1891-10-23
aksir,an. l,,.,nrsrrh.

A strange discovery has been made
In France nj tho Chateau Chnmpinln.
A grower found that his vineyard was
encumbcrcd by mn old docnyod wall
mud obtained permission 10 have II
pulled down. In rori Of cavity ho
discovered two male skeletons with
their ncck-, bands aud fer, riyotod
together with Iron fottora Some rem.
nants Of clothes reduced 10 dust were
found on tho ground where the skulo.
tons luy. ms vol ns some rusty iron
fragments
The state herald., 1891-10-23

with miraculous powers and strange
influences, but why the sc.called spir.
Its Of darkness arc credited with n
strong aversion to their din has never
been satisfactorily explained. In many
Catholic countries bells are rung dur
ing the time OF great storm. $50 that
the devil may take flight and the tenn
pest snbside. st. Louis Republic.
The state herald., 1891-10-23
4 lllndlny LIylii.

A new musical light is shining in
Germany so strong In the eyes OF iIs
admirers as To put Wagner's In tho
shade. Paul Gcisler has made sem
sntion with his opera The Knights
OF Marienburg. He writes his librct.
tos. and ns composer Is said To have
really striking musical individuality.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

II goes back
all the money you've spent for
it-if there's neither benefit nor
cure. That's what ought to be said
of erery medicine. 1t 'eouH be-
if the medicine were good enough.
But it is said Of only one medicine
of its kind DIR. Picrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery. It's the guar
antecd blood-puriiier Not only in
March, April and May, when the
sarsaparillns claim to do good, but
in every season and in every case
it cures all diseases arising from a
torpid liver or from impure blood.
For all Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp
Diseases, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and Biliousness, it is positive
remedy.
Nothing else is rs cheap, no mat
ter how many hundred doses arc
offered for n dollar.
With this, you pay only for the
COOL you get.
And nothing else is "just as
good"
II may be "better ~ for the
dealer /; but you are the one that's
10 be helped.
The state herald., 1891-10-23
ooMMENpAeLE.

All claims not consistent with the high
character Of Syrup Of Figs ere purposcly
avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company
II scts gently on the Kidneys. liver and
bowels, cleansing the system ei'cctually
but 1t is not u curc-nil and makes no pro
tensions that every bottle MIL not sub
stantlate.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

There is u inch display advertisement
Ia this paper this week which has no twu
words alike except one word. The same
Is iruc OF each new one appearing each
week, from the DIR. Harter Medicine Co.
This house places Crescent on every.
thing thoy make and publish. Look for
u, send them tho name Of the word. aud
they will return you Book. Br,urIruL
I.IImOoMArIlh on SAMpLHs EHIr.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

Suffering for years with severe attacks
remedies without any good results Fin
ally tried Salvation Oil, and TO my sur
prise aud delight on using one bottle my
suffering ended. chcerIully recommend
1t to all sufferers. Mus. LAURA LEHMAN,
.Bl w. Bnlilmorc St, BaltimOrc, Md.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

through our columns, not only = d.
good work In special lines, but to
make the most they can Of opportuni.
ties with stock which must be used IL
the way indicated. National Stock.
man,
The state herald., 1891-10-23

A woman in Iowa has recently become
the responsible mother Of triplets. She Is
us bright and happy as Il bird, for sho has
big box OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup and
isn't scared bit.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

You can't blow up a student waiter. lie
will stop and argue the roint with you,
while the soup Is getting cold.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

ii.a"iashs r"~si"r. sipl a" II p,,r" T.. e", I" :
coniHintng ak pDsd.ts Sold hy ifuesisis oi
fsailEd by coalino Co.. uunalp, n. y.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

What show has Aladdin's lamp along
side such miracles as recently performed
In Oklahoma.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

FITs.--AIi Pits stopped free by pR, knSyp anElr
Nerve Rcstorer No Fit after Hrst days usS. Mnr-
vclous cures Treatise nnd 500 trial bottle fset n
tcasoa. Hcnd to Dr. Kl.ao,a5 Arch St. Thiln., Ia
The state herald., 1891-10-23

r. j. CHENEy,e Il co, Toledo, o.. Props of
Halls Cntnrrh tuic, offer 500 reward for any
case OF catarih that cannot be cured by taking
Halls Cata,rh ture, Send for testimonials free
Sold by Druggists. 15c.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

About years had Bronchitis, which finally
ded into Consumption the doctors sad and hcy had
about given up. was confined TO my bed Ono day my
husband went for tho doctor but hc in his Office
Tho druggist bottlo of Pso's Cure for Con.
sumption took doses of it, and greatly relieved
before tho doctor He told continue is use ns
long ii helped did So and the result is am now
sound and wclcntrcly cured Of Consumption r. L.
BAKEn, Harrisburg, Illinois February 90 1891.
hnrc hod Ca,nrrh for many yenrs. but never found
anything that did any good until concluded to try
Piso's Remedy for Caarrl After using II few times
found groat relief aud would not be without II now-Miss
BGLLE MoopnnrI. IAwlor. Town. July 81 1sQi
The state herald., 1891-10-23

Tho business OF this country has grown
TO proportions where Iay Gould, nor any
other man, can't dam IL.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

Tho real king does not shrink from tn.
crown OF thorns.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

As man and wife are one, the husband,
when seated with his wife, must be Aide
himself
The state herald., 1891-10-23

Majors Cement Repairs nrokcn Articic'
i5c and sc Major's Heather aud Rubber Cement ibc
The state herald., 1891-10-23

"ffnn.an's Magic Germ suisr."
Warranted to cure. or thnncy refunded. Ash
your druggist ioF u. fdec u cents.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

Wealth has Its cares Us well as poverty,
but thoy are moro popular.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

Tho trial that you bear patiently Is the
one that helps you.
The state herald., 1891-10-23
The Only One Ever Printed Can You
Find the Word2

How to keep down tases-sit on the tax
The state herald., 1891-10-23

People who ride hobbies never pay much
attention to tho scenery.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

Cinnec'- shorthand College, O-w-go.
NY. Thorough cours. 10y mail Circulars free.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

Financial embarrassment l. tho only
kind that ever trouble Young America.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

selfconceIt I, rope tina, the dovil never
lat. M nf
The state herald., 1891-10-23
ne,cued from ,hr ncrtn, OF ni.,r,,

The passengers took the hint.
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UNIVERSITY BUSINESS COLLEGE

and SCHOOL OF sHOHTHAND.-Denyer, Colp.
n-nd for Ca,aloguo, Puunognphic bulletin AM
lcclmeiis Of reuinau-hip
y r. Benton, Principal.
The state herald., 1891-10-23

The lfS bclow comprises sorss Of ~,
hest business houses HI Dsnucr, ana eteJ
utH furnish hank rcfcrertccs v rcIuae1
The state herald., 1891-10-23

y .tfs s9's,ss s,s. Is a.s Thompson's Eye Water
The state herald., 1891-10-23

V Send a, once iof our Catalogue asa ,rs;i-
monlals Z. \. Nrwcomb, Davenport. lc~a