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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-30
SALE.


" W . viii NV I.k.
.niey C,oghoin W, l.. + !lar;.
N'iice is hereby given that by virtue o. an
execution 10 ne directed and Delivered. and now
N my hands, issued oit Of tt,r clerk : office of
the Seventh judicial Ciirui. Count, State nf
south Dakota. in and fer me County of Fail
River. upon . .ila-mant r"n.;rrcd in said court in
invol "i !r'ey t~i.si,oln am. against Il. +. Hart,
ON the !5'i day uf l,.ly. y. d.. I sra. l have levied
r.'oi me %.oliowing described PERSONAL property
of said defendant. io-wit: Eighteen head Of
s'ecfs from siS months 70 two wears Old. branded
y on left hip: a:.d tia, | shall on Saturday, thu
o II day of October. a. u. ls!r... at the hour of
: Q clock y. IN of said day, ut ttr front door OF
ne court house., IN the ci'y of Hot %s:,,inys. in
said County niid STATE. proceed Ia s.il AL the
ili-nf. IN" ard interest Of tie above named t.. Y.
Hart, IN and 10 ill.,. above described property to
i~'.iiri.s said Judgement and costs. amounting tn
one taur.drea and tive dollars and .or,y-srvel;
er,ii> Sll5si'E i~".etler with all acrr,iing costs OF
-.i. ,nd ili.fe.- ~ iie sam. from tn. 18th day
"otii!g is'rs. at III, rat. of : Per cent. pr :nnu,n,
~ ~la..i!is. auction. 10 the HIGHEST bidder fot
ciisli SETH CLIFFORD.
looms :. Ntlf. Sheriff Fall River Co.
Plai;.til- Nttortirv.
FIRST Publication. September li.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-30

y
september -. !Sss.
Complaint lmvin. been entered! n. this Office by
James \. Clark against a. William Myers for
Nuril Isl. 1881. upon the 81. iwi, and eis sw,a
section %. township ;s,u'ii. range Il east. B. ~.
NJ. in Fall River o"in'v. $. ~. with n view to the
,fir.lsati"n Of said entry, III. >aid parties are
lit-rc'N SUNNI, n"d 10 appear at Rapid city. :. pai.
L. :. Land ''tNce IN In. 3rti ia, ii November, lSs.!
ut iN"'clo'; II. m. 10 respond and furnish testi-
lr"nl r"neeiriny said ALLEGED abandonment.
Testimony will he taken lr.fol. ". l.. J,idkins,
clerk. III his Office in Hot Springs, south Dakota,
october y, 49,, az 10 a. NJ.
First pub. sep. p.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-30

L.I.Mf.s. I.ylE. PiONEER.

'isah parry OF 'h'S state. bat his ''e'
%'aP'y 'o'a9le'e IS herewith sivea,
''". '''e le9l'ta may AAo" now amt
"'efe "f ''is 'lVe'i. ~ Is an Interest,"
Wy Ss3'E- az" peas l'F i'se'f os a
SsaH"'' "",le ana ''9HVf"''e csfeef;
''''anl :. I-''eas was born july ..
~, - N"''oi' vo"'''s l""'ah' comes
- '"si,i' ai'rI''S was 'Siseu ON 4
- ~ "f's S''''"'"' u, we common
NO. p 's't' N',"'' =, '''e az "t :"
n.e'"' WY s'' iIca'su o" 4 'a''i' IN
I.'.'s. ..sN''I i'"a' " year,
" ~. 'N''''''s : spi''' ne 'e.,'"e" ras'
q, .a' - ! WAN v""i's. il'S;' "heh
''''tt'.,' ~ '''p''o''i' NJ Love-
~ ~ 'i'i .i'eI ea''e ~: ON team
49, .'t'''Vii" '''>s."' "'Ss''s Iowa
9 ai>',i.'e VI oN'' *V' '','',S 10 .Ee
"oi's., "2.p. ''.i' s's,'''', '''e"'' oA
'u's ~ 'ss'h ~ "'g'' wan ~"
@au' -" ris1's.g' ~ 10y
~ +. t 49, s's'''i - wy ifN'
.at'''ia W. s'H'e menus M. was
.'Fa lfY"p'9n., 20 ''f'' lieutenant aH',
I" 49, go :" q '.l."'A's. an"
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.''' 49, = as',iN9 'Ai'!''. ". 1e-
-" =. 80. 'a' ~ ',''S N',e',' l'"".-
go ~, 'si..t.e' e's. ara ''l'e'""I,s>
Z - VIZ c-1Ss ~ "i'
oi''f"i ~ '!''- "''c",
"ss''' "w">i''i"' "r" an" wa,
800 V, '"c "'s'1 "~4i'"otia"i' ""
naA"" Wy "rNNo.'ean "h.'i ieao.
~ We s',Gc'H sef '"e IN ~His'''s' OF
.'Ns io'' ~ ''>' ~ ~, y'0i'' VOC
~. r'f3rS ans' .2'i"F. "hs eiec'ea
'"ss' s'''f ~ ''ie i''A ana 49'h sen
~ '7Ssi''"'i' We was etee,ee ''i'li'of
~ ~ ss'e' ~ &C. 'sefN'" one 'e.,'''
"o'''''s'@ f" denomination ma Il, 'ii
''os'' ~ '"s '''Ea f'tipH"i 10 isFs'ie
county, ~. "'tplA 'ii'F'N daNS al, 7
t'f'i.% aF-'i VIC 'alllofs H:!Ve. ne
,.. ~, ~. ,.i:, rn,.., MI.
connty where llaev now reside. engaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
financial.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.

The annual meeting OF TIE Stockholders Of the Illinois
Central Railroad be held at the General once OF the
Company IN Chicago at on Wednesday the 18th oil
October 1892.
Tho Board Of Directors have determined to submit To
TINT meeting with their recommendation for It's adoption
the following proposition;
Tho. the CAPITAL Stock OF the Company be Increased
from sl5 900 to 100000 900 by issue Ct Fifty
Thousand Shares sc0 each Stakeholder Of record
ON th goth September 1892. 70 have the privilege oil
subscribing ct par ff One Share in respect to every
Nine Shares tLcn registered In his provided written
advice OF his ntcntlou 10 take such proportion oil new
shares shall be received by the Company In New'fok. on
or before September 80 1892
PAYMENT the shares to be made In full 10 the
conany in New.Yo between the 18Th and The 3lst days
Il October 1892 Of One Hundred Dollars per
share Certificates such shares Will be deyerec on the
third business day ar payment in full shall have been
made.
Stockholders entitled subscribe for fractions OF shares
shall upon raymcnt therefor. receive scrip convertible
into full plid stock when presented In sums OF One
Hundred Dollars or multipes thereof Such scrip shall
not draw dividends.
BY order Of the Beard Of Directors,
a. q. HACKSTAFF
August II, 1892 Sec'r"ry'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
XENY-HrILDING. MhilohaIl streot. New-

4 KM1 TT ILDTNG, hiichaII Ntrcot, Now
~ York civ september f.. 1n2S,al,d proposals, In
ripl,oac viii ir received h'r until IT, o'clock m, octo
Der l. IS92 and then op ned. FOR repairing the Steam
Propeller ''Atlanbc" the right 70
REJECT ary all pforOal- Rlanhs for proposals. spech
cations and fuith,r PARTICULARS be- hat apple alton
BIDS must be iador- d Proposal for repairing Propeller
Atlantic" aud ad dressed to A!rt. J. Pony, Assistant
Qlarteirasir General 4. =. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
,up,rvIr GENERALE Transatlantique.

CONPAGNTE GENERALE Transatlantlque
u FRENcH LINE TO CnERBotK tEaiN SAT
la TOUKAINF, Frarg ul....... sit vre' 10 a. H.
IA GASCOGNE. Sant"l 1900. SAD oct . : 'o D. N''
NOTICE
The travelling public VII pee,s t'ke nouse ts@t on
enle Gene az Tai,auantque VIII airNc and sal
from Pot OF Che boufg instead Oh Ha'ie' until iui'hef
oder. ,.----, 49,, ~ youi,g n,aar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20

Y OTICL j, hereby given that SPECIAL
" MEETING ~ Ia. -tockhod"r, ~ Tine liOU5A.
TONIC RAILROAD COMPANY VIII be- held a, Tie oTlce
Of d oelnp1uy 30 uir City Of EElDrErORl, CON
NTCTICTT. Oh TUESDAY. THE ElGiI rENTu DAY
or OCTOBER ls92 at ~ o'clock noon. at which meet
ing there wiz b" submitted Tor The approval Of The stock
d., q lac 81 ~" rairOi and property Of said
pany to THE Ni.W.NORK. NEW-nANEN AND HART
FORD RAILROAD COMPANY f0g tn" term ~ nlncty.
nine years from July nr-t lS31
Dated the seventeenth day II september, 1892.
By order OF the Is ard " Dr.. etor,.
NJ. T.. STONE. Secretary.
NETWORK, september 10. 1872.
" Office is hereby given that meeting of
hOders 81 the consolidated bonds Of
the Colorado Goa, Iron Company will b. held the
ccmpany's Office, ij Wall st. IN he city Of New ork
Monday, November II. 49, a: 3 O'Clock J.. NJ. for the
purpose ~ confirming the appointment bv the Board n
Dirtctor. of the sad Company OF Mr.. Henry X Nclldrs
a. Trustee under the mortgage.
q. r. MEEK, President
The Colorado Coal and Iron Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
,l,REASI,RY nEpARTMENT. Onicc Snner.

/ yi,ing Architect. Washington, j. c., september H.
1892 SEALED PROPOSALS Will bc received At ibis
Office Wtll O'Clock m on the lin day Of october
lSl3 opened Immediately thereafter fpl ali the labor
and m1crias required for the erection ard completion
except plumbing. nsping h"atin9 apraIatus elevators
electric wiring ~ The L. =. Appraiser >
w rchou-c AZ NIW-YOEH CITY, NEWYokK. in az
cordanrc With drawings and specification. copies Of which
he had application a. this olce the Office ~
feudcnt 80 Christopher street. Newfoik
CITY y v Each bid must be- accompanied by a ccrtHci
check for sum les than per cent OF The amount OF
right T. reserved ~ reject any and
all lids or waive any defect Or iniofmatv IN fnN
MD II IL lac deemed interest ~ the Government u
20 "a ali nrouosls received after the time stated win
c rcurncd fo tho bidders Proposals uut y" inrlos"i
In c,Vnln,cs seol-d and marked PROPOSALS ny tho
Erection and Completion tcNcept plu"ling gr rlng.
heating elevators. electric wtring ana IN
rroaches 81 the r. =. Arpra-cr's warehouse ~ NEW
Work. cry NFW-YORK'' and addressed to w j.
TIbrookc cunerylslug Architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults


over outstanding - ooo o-o~,o, 100 no. ~, go, ,on
certificates
Deposit in bank Ii''io'o'i ii,'oo' ''' NV. --o.'
Va, ..s, hal siA3 7oi 500 eif3 ss4S2 Dee sn312s
Tie foreign exchange market was IRREGULAR
hut quotations were materially lover lncrc j.
sxnnctc1 as the cholera scare dies out. There is
only light demand for rcmtiances and the weak
aside Temporarily. The closing was heavy at tho
annexed revised quotations for actual business
Bankers bills "a SIS l." and SO 5-4as4 =. Ter
francs 5.lsl-s and ZIG 7-s; reichmarks. % Is
IN London British coneols advanced l-lG TO
OF S-16 for both money and the account The
Rank Of England gained 100000 bullion on bal;
ance In the open market money was plentiful nta5d
AT l-2 per cent for daily balances ana "a snu unr
was steady at 80 lid. an ounce. American rail
way shares were strong and higher but the closing
was marked by few concessions Az farIs
French 3 Der cents rallied 5 centimes 70 gD.s2 l-2
The weekly statement Of the Imprial Bank OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
. s EVGINEER NEFICE. Room II. {. Armv

u. 1udlnp 81 Whitehall-st.. New York " y. sep
tcmhfr 20 l'92.-Sellcd prno''ls for DrdqnT IN th'
IIarbor Of iirnt'n ton. y y VIII D, c''''i ~ '1'
q
90 1892 and then publicly opened Specifications blank
forms and available informant on VIII De- furnished on
appll alton 10 thit oicc; ,.,.., o.. -, ,..,no,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
financial Alrciinos.

W. " b. 49, 49, go
NOTICE.
Notice Il hereby given that me- ting ~ the Sockhod.
e.. 4 the Western Union Telegraph Company called ard
VIII Doc held a. ~" o1Oe Tie company No. lyj Broad.
way IN the cy 81 NrR.iork the twrnt,Gfth d1y ~
oct'br :. D., ls?2 at the hour " T. o'clock NJ L,
Nt' The ratification o roouti1ns Of IT, not.d o..
Directors ." increase tIc cap.trl ~ said company
TIE amount OF rl8ee'nrO. consisting ~ l3~ shares
~ 500 zach making The aggregate capital stock
company SloO 600 COO.
Dated, Ncw-iorz, pt II, 1872
JAY GOULD.
RI SELL SAGE.
kAMrEL SLOAN,
ALONZD r. CORNELL,
JOiIN 7. TERRY,
CHARLES LANIER,
GHhS y. MAYER
IRID'K. l.. AMES,
ROBERT c. CLOWRY, D'' ''''''
JOHN q. MOORE.
LEASTlS WIMNS,
NOKNIN GREEN,
HENRY VI. FLAGLTR,
JNp. NAN HORNE,
EDWIN GOULD
GnO@. =. ECKERT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20

JAPAN-CHINA ,
u OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave san Francisco rs follows:
prI r. THU stsy. october q, 3 p m
ntIA SIt (will call Honolulu sat-, Oct -, D. m
E,ifi'fc .Meire day. November 10, . ~ m
REI1ilC lnur,lSy i'c.o.p. % D. H.
superbly sppol'n-d-Supericr aeeoMmoSfauons' D, and
o,iS nlans seen at 2s1 and 3iJ Bf,0dNly New York;
raerr Place or Room ~. Nalold Bucing, san Fran.
iP'.s''5 N'r' LELAND STANFORD. President.
'i'n'' II GOODMAN Gcueral Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
DpOpOS\IS rOR THE CONSTRUCTIOY

i OF SEWERS. Once Of the oon.mi ,-Unei-. ID. G..
Washington d. c. September iG lo92.-Sc1ed proposals
VIII b. received this oicc until T. o'clock, Satr
dav October ]. 1872, for constructing sewers Ia the
District Columbia. BLANK forms OF proposals ana
spec may be- obtained at thi' Office upon applca
q u therefor together with all necessary Information and
only bids upon these forms will be- considered Tho right
j. deserved 10 r,rct and all bids or part 81 BIDS
J. W. DOUGLASS, J. W. ROSS, WIN. T. ROS>ILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
EUROPEAN FlHAYcIAL Markets.

EUROPEAN F1NANCIAL Markets.
London sept 19-4 p. m.-Consol, ~ 5.lo Tor poln y,
Ohio first mortgal. bonds 81 "a Erie second consol'
lO7 St Paul common. 20 L. PennsylvaniH, - "a
Reading - h-s; Mexican Central new A.. Or l.
c.nodIan Pacific - o. The amount ~ bullion gone
into the Bank OF England on balance oday J.
GlOoO00 49,. -.
oe francs 81 = ceniimcs FOR the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
~ rW.yORK & CUBA Mail steamship Co.

ArTN YORK & CUBA Mail steamship Co.
" Pies 10 and II. las, River
Sor,,r.oy Steamers at / p. m. ana Others at D. m
for naSans, Progress, tampgchs troater' Laguna.
NottaIa. Cartenas ,ogua, tabifen,
N,.a.r. Sautiaco de Cula, guantanamo ana Cen'uecos
NrAGNItN and Sigua Wed. sept. Il
ciENFt'ItiOS Nassau Santiago de- tnta -
'lr,.Ss .Sfueros Thurs, Sept. %
yt'Nt-Ri Havrna ard Mexican ports Sat, sept "a
rf1Y or WASHINGTON, Havana ana Ma -
yvcNTAN Havana and Mexican Ports sat, OCT |
MS linz baa di oct with and issurs through
Buls OF Ladinc 10 all points on MeN'ccn X W. % MeN
Ian C'ntio n W Co.. La, and the Monterey and Next
can Gulf RAILROAD. 49,. - 40. .ooir "a
49, 49, LANES T.. WARD < Co.. 1l3 Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20

us ENGINEER OFFICE Army Building
\. NcwYo.k August - 1s92Scal'd pr!rnsa' for the
cont uton OF dixie repair Of dk' remosal Of tork aad
s state Dan, Of Troy % va Voc be end rsc ,S p a.
opened. specifications blank form, and all available a
q: IT, "" CITrEspIE Lieut. Col OF Engineers
A DyERTIsEMENTs AND SUBsCMPTloTS, ZOE
"A TIIE Nfw-YOkK ElBUNE Will, ~ u ~ ~
way "a door nor.h o. Thrtyhr,t,t , and ApN TX
] EASEMENTS at the following Branch OFFICES; ~ Sun
ave; s. g. cor. 23dst 81 Gtha'e.; 1j1 fourth.alr.
corner Fourteenthst $50 Third ye corner G
lOG West Forty-second.-t l92 Coumtus-ayc 90 lOsry-
It. 50 Avenue 1893 rhFd-aye; 20 Wet Fourteenth.
st. 257 West 42dst. 1i9 ChuFch-st 5"t ihlraiFc.i
l"S9 hn II SrM oFFqiCES iso Fat 0nch1nd Cd
andwenty.nitht; 2i3 West one.hgndl ed Twenty.
40 Wet Onc-hundrci and fort nftlst, up
10 3 D. m at regular ofice rates. 100
In Rrooklyn, 90 lOIFt-st. 50j De kaibnve Loo
Dedford-ave and No. 10 broadway, up TO y. III, at
regular once rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
Proposals.

4 RMl BUILDING, Whitehall Street Ncw-
IN Duplicate wn y received her. 9ntIl - ocor@ G .
lamp chimncys Army lamps. Preference Will be given
articles production manufacture. condi
ton, of quality and price lnr.uGne IN tho pie" ~
or'ign productions unnuia tur Oh" duty thereon
being equal. Al Information furnished on application Ia
UNDERSIGNED The fnm"nt reserves the rrht % rct
any all PROPOSALS. Envelope containing proposal,
should b. marked Proposal, Tor Lamp thmn'N.,' AMI
addressed to ALIEN. J. PERRY, A~sistan; Quarter
-l,rn.Ill. L. =. ArMr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29
The Rats Weapons

The rat is remarkably we'll co uiprej
for the peculiar life he is ordained TO
lead. He has strong weapons in the
shape of four long and very SHARP
teeth-two in the upper jaw and two in
the lower. These teeth are wedge.
shaped, and by a powerful provision OF
nature have always a fine, sharp, cut.
ting edge. On examining them care
fully, the inner part is found to be Of a
soft, ivory-like composition, which can
easily be worn away, and the outside is
composed Of a glass-like enamel, which
Is exceedingly hard. The upper teeth
work into the under so that the centre:
of the opposed meet perfectly in the &C.
OF gnawlng; hence the soft part is being
continually worn away. while the hard
part keeps a sharp, chisei-like edge al
the time, and at the same time the tectI,
are constantly growing up from the
bottom, SO that as they wear away a
fresh supply Is ready. Should one 0;
these teeth be removed BY accident o,
otherwise, the opposing tooth will con.
tlnue 70 grow, and there being n~o.l,no
to wear II away It will project from IL,
monta and De turned upon itself. and
\ It Dc an under tooth il Mil often rrov
- .7- - u penetrate tie shl,!.-\e.
loTA Ntue.>.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

Mr.. Brooker recently described tle
curious nest Of q bird winch he met Win
n the kaiahari Desert in Africa. The
nest is constructed of cotton, and is a
large bellows-shaped structure. Its most
remarkable feature is the watch tower
that the male bird erects under the cav.
OF the entrance to the nest, which pro
Jects and protects the tower. The male
never enters the interior. but sits in his
tower, n IN case Of dagger gives a sig
ma, when the female Immediately
escapes. The bird, called the sstout.
obane,' is smaller than the wren, bu;
larger than the humnin. bird. 1t is
co.ored gray, with yellow breast and red
legs. The nest is about seven inches by
tive inches. The pincpinc of Africa so
nui.ds its nest as 10 leave near the Gu
trance a rounded projection, on which a
bird can EeRose. The mae bird use.
tbs perch, on which he post, himself, IN
oruer 70 moun. guard over the inmate.
OF the nest.-Iankec Blade.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

Flower

Ihaveb been afflicted withbilious-
sand constipation for hfteen years
and first one and then another prep
aration was suggested to me and
tried, but to no purpose. A friend
recommended August Flower and
words cannot describe the admira-
ton in which hold it. Ithas given
me a Icy lease Of life, which before
was a burden. Its good qualities
andWonderful merits should bemade
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and biliousness.' JEssr
BARKER. Printer Humboldt, kaS q
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29
Wny They Are Called "Tommy Atkins

Tommy Atkins" the English arm.
name, corresponding in some measure +
the naval slack Tar" is said to hav
taken its origin from the followin,
circumstance: A great many years ago
it was decided that every soldier shoule
be supplied with a ''small book" {
sspocket ledger" in which his descrip
ton with u full record of his service
wounds and medals was to be entered
his accounts with his Captain were ais
to be posted therein monthly, and a.
particulars necessary to his identification
were to be inserted. A war Office circula
was issued, showing how the book wa
to be TILED up, and in the specimen forr
the name of Thomas Atkins" was in
serted; it was probably the first nam
that entered the thoughts of the clerl
who prepared the specimen book. Whe
the pocket ledgers were issued to jth
army, the men at once dubbed eac
ledger q Tommy Atkins" and the nick
name. has thence been transferred to til
soldier himself.-1ankee Blade.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29
Don't be a Sheen,

Some one has said ..all men Ar,
sheep and certainly, in business nat
tiers at least, the exceptions to this rul.
are only enough to prove it,. Have 70,
never noticed how a flock of sheep viii
pile through q break in the fence for NJ
earthly reason except that some old bel
wether has gone ahead7 The careful
observer sees the same thing in the basi
ness world. Witness the ~soeculatiy.
crazes that periodically sweep over busi
ness, and the gold craze OF 40 in which
a hundred lost their all for every OF,
that ststruck it rich" Don't be 4 sheen
The Horse Review.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29
Russian Lock Peddlers.

One of the curious sights of the Rus.
sian streets, says Frank G. Carpenter, i.
the lock peddler, who walks about with
his breast and back covered with locks
which are hung by strings over the shoul
ders. This making of locks is one of TIT
great peasant industries. The locks AZ,
nearly all made by hand, and they are d
all sorts and shapes and of all prices
from half a cent up to So. Some of then
are so small that it takes q hundred t.
make a pound, and others so large tina
one would drown a cat if it was tie,
around It's neck and thrown into a pond
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29
Oil From Corn.

1t will probably be a surprise to many
to know that there is a company which
purchases corn solely to extract tho oil
from it. This is precisely what q sugar
refining company in Chicago is doing,
This company is the only one which has
the secret of obtaining the oil, and en-
ploys it after the corr has been converted
into a starch or glucose so that nothing
will be wasted. The oil is a soft yellow
liquid, and resembles linsccd oil in ap-
pearance. DR.. Arno Behr discovered
the process Of separating the oil from the
corn, and the doctor says this In regard
to the OIL cit has been known for a
long time that maize contained an oily
property, remaining for some one t turn
the idea to account. There Is no dan
ger Of corn oil ever taking the place Of
linseed oil. In the first place, it will be
too scarce. The amount of oil contained
in corn is only four per cent. of its total
weight, and we lose almost half Of it in
the process of abstraction, SO that we
get a very small amount Of oil after all.
The assertion has been made that corn
oil can be put to little Ise-that it can.
not be employed in making either soap
or paint. The great value of linseed oil
paints is that it dries readily, and it has
been asserted that corn oil will not dry.
Now, this is a mistake, and as a matter
of fact, corn oil can be used in making
paint or varnish. and also in soaps. 1t
makes a splendid soft soap. That there
are valuable uses to which it can be put
IS shown by the fact that there is a de-
mand for it in foreign markets. '-Amer.
lean Farmer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29
Killed by q Rattiesnaka

CHATTANOOGA, IESS.-Ncar Knuc.
'esVliie, Fla. two Oh ldten of F. II. Ash
IN re, were Xii cd by a ra,,l.snaE.
While at play in the woods they. ovar
turned an old log, under which was -,
snake. which bit the f~ve-yrar.ol, a'.
s'er brother, two years Older. cane 10 be
heip, out received two bites. Tie chi
dFen were taken home aud domestic r.
ineair> applied, but the little ones dir,
IN horrible agony.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

Ask your doctor what hap
pens to cod-liver oil when it
gets inside Of you.
He will say it is shaken
and broken up into tiny
drops, becomes an emulsion;
there are other changes, but
this is the first.
He will tell you also that
it is economy to take the oil
broken up, as it is in SCOTS
Emulsion, rather than bur-
denlyourself with this work.
YOU skip the taste too.
Let Us send you an inter-
esting book on CAREFUL Llv-
ING; free.
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Tie LEGION Of Honor.

The F.eucl ORDER Of the Legion Of
Honor at present counts no less than
1900 members, OF which number H.
ass are civilians. o. grand crosses, in
Guiding fourteen civil me nbers, there are
htt!-ane; the grand officers and com.
inanders number 14io; the officers, in.
( udins the army, 6OVO.-De,rois Free
Press.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29
When Nature

Needs assistance it may be best to render it
promptly, but one should remember I'd use
even tho most perfect remedies only when
needed. The best and most simple and gentle
remedy is the Syrup of Figs manufactur ed by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
IHC labor cost IN u ton OF wlre-rOd Ia
e. GS
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