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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05
TaInta In MIX.


E. T. Preston says: Since the estah-
lishment of butter and cheese facto-
ries in this country the susceptibility
of milk to taints drawn from rank
food and stagnant, miasmatic water
consumed by dairy stock, has been re-
ceiving increased attention. We often
hear this faint or animal odor con-
founded with animal heat. Now, wo
know that animal heat is necessary to
animal existence. A little reflection
will teach almost any one that an Of
fensive odor in milk is not necessary
to its secretion nor to the existence Of
animal life. Hence animal heat ana
animal odor are not at all SYNONYMOUS
Again, this odor or taint is increased
by bad food, water, air and general
mismanagement, and often becomes
uncomfortable to persons of sensitive
olfactory nerves. On the other hand,
taint is decreased in just the proper
ton that cows are furnished good
food. pure water and pure air. But 1t,
all times of the year there is an Of
fensive odor exhaled from fresh drawn
milk, which, when carried along into
the product manufactured, damages its
taste and keeping. qualities, and, nec-
essarily, its value. We will suppose
case in which milk fresh drawn exhales
an offensive odor. The usual process
is to strain it into pans and set for
cream. The milk cools gradually and
the cream rises and forms an air
tight covering for the milk and its
tainting odors. Until the milk, cool
ing from 0s degrees, or blood heat, to
70 degrees, reaches the latter point,
the whole tendency of the taint is
evaporative, and rising, impregnates
the cream with it's unwholesome taste
and smell. Finally the cream is taken
lady of the house, after all her care
and labor, is repaid with batch Of
butter that is unfit to eat This ami
NAL odor, this taint-what does it con-
sist OF, or what is it2 Prof. Arnold
and others who have given great
deal of time to the work of giving q
practical answer to this question, in
form us that it consists of an oil that
is very volatile in its nature. In other
words, there is q volatile oil in the
| milk that takes on all the offensive
odors of the food, water or air fur
nished the cow.4Farmers' Review.
Color OF FRUITs.-In list of 100
questions and answers published by
the Missouri Horticultural society we
find the following answers to the
question, why do fruits turn red or
assume other bright colors when
ripe?" The colors of fruits are usually
connected with the dissemination OF
their seeds by animals, which in most
cases feed on them. The colors appear
when the fruits are becoming ripe. be-
cause at this time the seeds are ready
for distribution. The colors are usually
due to the development of pigments
dissolved in the sap of the cells which
lie near the surface OF the fruit. Icl-
low fruits usually owe their color to a
yellow pigment contained in parts of
the protoplasn of the cells, correspond
ing to the chlorophyl grains that give
the green color to foliage and to green
fruits The formation OF thes, colors
is usually attended by n msliowirg of
the tissue AMI the disappearance OF
acids which render the green fruit
sour, and their replacement by sugsra
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05
A Speaking Likeness.

Hciress-Mr. Ccnnoisserr. pray call
and get that portrait of the English
lord l bought the other day. It's alto
gether too realistic.
Dcaler-Why 80!
feiress-Why, not Il day passes that
it doesn't give me pcoDasal OF mar
riage-New York Word.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05
She anxo nlm . pellc.te Hint.

..Did you see my beautiful present
from papa?" she asked OF Charley
Nairgo. who had come to call.
"No What is it?"
"a new clock. It's so ingenious.
It has a masic box attachment
Very clever"
"Yes. 1t plays Home. Sweet
Home every night at 10 o'clock.
And Charley went that evening at
lust SO minutes past 9.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05
Preh,storlo Find. /. Guatemala.

The national museum has received informG-
tion Of the discovery In Guatemala Of the re-
mains of large and well preserved prehis
toric city which as hitherto been unknown.
At depth Of about twenty feet have been
found roofess walls filed with rubbish. I'm
der this rubbish are domestic utensils, pieces
Of furniture, weapons Of war and many other
articles used by the aborignes. There are
also utensils of stone, handsomely carved and
orramented with lurquois, pearls and other
precious stones, and the excavations have dis
closed number of skeletons which show
that the people who lived there in prehistoric
times were of great stature. many OF them
seven feet high.-Chicdgo Record.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05
Hardened.

Friend las victim goes out)-1 dent
understand how you can foretcl future
events the way you do.
fortune Te!ler-It id trouble my
conscience at lirst;'but I'm used to it
uoW.--Iuck.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

Henry A. Salzer, manager of the John A.
salzer Seed Company, La Crosse, Wis, is In
Europe looking up rare novelties In vegeta-
bles and new things in the farm seed line. He
will visit the celebrated farm districts of
France, Germany, England, Belgium, Russia
and Bohemia, and the customers of this wide
awake firm can congratulate themselves upon
his bringing along the cream Of farm and
vegetable seeds that these foreign countries
offer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

GEYsERITE-Best and cheapest of toilet
soaps, cures roughness Of the skin. CURES
ECZEMA. For sale everywhere. Manufac-
turcd by THE GEYsERITE SOAP Co., Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

You will often find some Of the poorest
poultry on the top round. And chickens urs
not unlike men In this respect.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

Tho "Gold Miner'' is the name Of new 16.
page monthly paper recently started in Dem
yer. 1t aims 10 give condensed report and
summary of all the principal mining events
Of the month, dcvoting especial attention to
the new gold strikes. The subscription price
is but so cents year. Sample copy furnished
for five cents in stamps. Address Gold Miner,
Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

A man with six or seven marriageabl'
daughters says his house is regular conr
house every Saturday night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05
Denver Directory.
Pealth :
pithout
= 111eoicine

Five hundred thousnnd families using DR.. IIalis
new by tiens tire nfment believe 1t ths bost known
remedy for curing and preventing disease You
can't fool half a million people. send stamp for
testip onials dollar for pnmphe. unfo! lin
the the hygienic treatment. A. T. BATES,
1880 18th st., Room a0o. Denver Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

When you come to the matter Of fans, th'
Japanese take the palm.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05
An Echo from the worlds T.,s.

The Lake Shore Route has recently
gotten out very handsome itho-
water color of the Exposition Flyer"
the famous twenty hour train in ser
vice between New York and Chicago'
during the fair. Among the many
wonderful achievements OF the Colum-'
bian year this train-which was the
fastest long distance train ever run
holds a prominent place. and to any
one interested in the subject the pict-
ure is we'll worth framing. Ten cents
in stamps or silver sent to c. X. Will
Der, West Pass. Agt. Chicago, Will
uecure one
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

Karl's Glover Root Tea,
The great Blood purifier gives freshness aha m
" the Complexion nnd cures Constipation. S'c'''S
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

"Does death end ala" No, indeed. 1t is
frequently the beginning Of big undertake
er's bill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

A novel under the curious name Of "Thc
Wasp is inst published. 1t must have q bad
ending,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

Halls Catnrrh euro
Is taken internally. Price, Zoe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

1t is not until a man reaches thirty that he'
begins to wrap the small bills on the outside
of his roll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

Send two 2-cent stamps to The Road Pub
fishing Co., Denver, Colo, and get sample
.opy Of The Road and one OF their great Eng
lish Octopus maps free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

a BREED can not be perfect in even
a single characteristic as long Us i'm
osoyement can be made.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

When thin man visits you lodge hius.ir
the spare room, Of course.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

"When grow up" said q little six-ysar'
old philosopher, "shan't feel strange torA
doy Or iwoi',
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05

Before states were in use the people multi
piled on the face of the earth.
HansOn's Magic Corn saive.
Warranted 10 cure, money refunded. Ask
your druggist for It. Price Is cents.
The time man most needs q vacation 10
Just after he returns from one.
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DIED,


EARLEY.-in this city, on the 18th insrqnt.
Joseph. infant son Of Thomas J and Mary
Farley. aged moaths and weeks.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence Of his parents, 1925 West street, on Fri
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.
FISHtR.-On Wednesday,, July IS, Hannah
p, wife of Meyers q. Fisher.
JONES. In this city, on July l0 Joseph,
infant son Of William and Elizabeth Jones,
agei 10 months.
KING.--On July 10. 1891. at Care May. VII
liam Derricksnn, infant son OF Reginald H..
and Nj. Q. A. G. ID. King, aged months and
% days.
McMAHON.-In this city. on July 10. Mar
garet Ale Mahon. aged 20 years.
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of her son,
urday morning at o'clOci. High mass at S.
Mary,s Church. lnterment at Cathedra
Cemetery.
McGINNfs.--I Philadelphia. on July TO-,
Ellen c., wife of Patrick McGinnis, formerly
OF this city, aged 20 years.
McCLARY. On Sunday afternoon. July
10, Samuel McClary, Jr., IN his list ear.
MEEHAN In this ci y, on July Is, 1894,
Mary Mehan, aged t3 years.
PYLE.-ln this city, on the 10th inst,
Elizabeth, wife of Joseph l.. Pyle, aged %
years.
Funeral services at her late residence, No.
300 Monroe street, on Saturday afternoon,
5.jO O'Clock. lnterment private.
STOUT.-In t.is ,ity. on July "a. 1894 Wal
ter H., son OF william II. and Theresa NJ.
StOnt, aged year and Q months.
TANLOR.-In this city, on July Is. Wallace
j. Taylor, In the 18th year of his age,
WlNDER. AT his late residence, No. ZIG
Park avenue, baltimore. Nd q. on July Is, Dr.
*. Is. Winder, agi 90 years.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-20

The wonderful success OF the last
weeks Of the Destruction Of Herculaneum
Is creatingno end Of comment and Il is
no unusual sight 20 see a crowd Of from
eight TO ten thousand people attend a
single nights reproduction. Il is claimed
for this wonderful spectacle thas IL has
been seen by more people than any other
similar entertainment in the same length
Of time Never before has such exten.
sive scenery been put up for general
admiration never have ballets, hippo
dromes, speciality artists and magnificent
fireworks been presented on so extensive
a scale and combined In a single Der.
Torrance assofiered nightly at Broad and
Dauphin streets. Philadelphia, where the
Destruction Of Herculaneum is meeting
with IFS we'll deserved success.
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Personal Events.

DR.. Howard Lofand left for a tip
down the Peninsula yesterday It Is
said that be contemplates removing
from New Castle.
Miss Elizabeth Collins the little
daughter Of Rev " S. Collins, will hold
a birthday celebration to-day at the
lower range lighthouse, where she is
spending the summer
George y. Hermann, formerly a WE'LL
known New Castle musician, now Of
Wilminglon, was in the city on a short
visit last evening,
William II. Newkirk, a former New
Castle boy, but now a resident Of Ches.
ter and employed in Wilmington, spent
last evening with old friends here
The little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. EFT.
Deakyne is rapidly recovering from a
dangerous Illness
Second Lieutenant Thomas S. Morgan's
honorable discharge, which has been 60
long In reaching the armory Of Company
II, First Infantry, n g d. will revive
the old contest between Sergeant Ed.
mund p Rogers and Sergeant Henry A.
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Padberg, two soldlerly and commanding
soldiers, who seem TO have an equal
number OF friends
Mrs Lizzie Schaelfsr has some of the
handsomest hydrangeas that can be found
in this locality, In her front var on
Third street
Miss Mabel Stuart, Of this city, is
spending some time with her grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Riley, Of Middle
town.
John Hofiscker OF Philadelphia, who
has been visiting in New Castle rs the
guest OF Mrs James NJ Wise, left to-day.
Miss Mary Cooper has returned home
from Catonsville, Md.
Miss Emily Leach, Of Brandywlne
Springs, is visiting Mrs John Hamilton.
Miss Jennie Hayden, OF Fieldsboro,
Del Is visiting relatives here.
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Laurn nld 800 Gst Rerenr.

Ia Mechanic street, on Saturday last
Jennie Fountain aud Laura Parker. two
colored damsels, had a fight which re
suited In the latter striking Jennie with
a blackjack, cutting her head. Laura
was tried and fined in the Municipal
Court, on Tuesday, aud then she had a
warrant sworn out for the Fountain
woman The trial was set to come of
In Magistrate Sssse's office last night.
The magistrate dismissed tue case after
hearing the evidence.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-20

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
MIDDLETowN July 20 -Thomas XII
gore, Philadelphia, aged about %
years, was drowned while bathing In
the Delaware river at Augustine Park
yesterday afternoon He was passing his
vacation at that place He ventured
out beyond his depth. aud sunk He
had been under the water only a few
moments when his body WAS recovered, but
after strenuous efforts TO resus citRte
hi len. life was iound to be extinct. Dr.
Mckee, a leading physician here gave a
certificate OF death aud his body was
taken to Philadelphia by boat.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-20

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
FAULKLAND, July 20 The guess at
the Brandywine Springs Hotel propose to
give musical and literary entertainment
for their o IN amusement in the Springs
theatre Tomorrow evening.
Ferdinand l. Gilpin, of Wilmington. is
stopping at Brandywine Springs
The grangers Of the state will hold a
picnic and reunion at Brandywine
Springs on August II
The Silverbrook Sunday school gave
a picnic ia testers woods here yester-
dsy.
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We Have

a habit and a pretty good one we think,
Of making our goods do little OF their
own selling Wouldn't mind using half
a newspaper every day TO tell about our
stock, but we are selling shoes &C too
small profit for that kind of work, 80
we simply make prices so low, and lal-
ity and style so much better than usu
ally sold for the money, that q good
many people are fading our store a
pretty good place TO get full value OF
their shoe money. Foreman's No 10
East Fourth street. between Ma ket and
King.
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Means Saving Of Dollars to you. This is the
Greatest Sacrifice in History Entire
Summer Stock must be closed
Out at any loss.
Our Prices Break The Record.

Ladies' 81 90 Patent Leather Button Shoes go $4S.
Every Summer Shoe in the house cut make them rapidly
Misses Russell Spring Heel Button Shoes - only,
cheap at 81 % will go 69c
Ladies' Opera Toe Patent Leather Strap Sandals bargain
$3.50, will go Soc
Mems Tennis Shoes reduced to 3Sc
nfant Russell Button Shoes 50c 29c, to only
Boys Kangaroo Shoes, and dollars, at 81 80.
Ladies' Russell Jules, $500, 90 a cents
Ladies' White Canyss Oxford Ties, we're $780, 90 SO cents.
Ladies' Russet Oxford Ties sold at 9s cents 40 cents
Misses and Chdrens very finest quality X. Goat Low Walking
Shoes great bargain at 81 25, will 80 cents.
Fosters Hickory Brand Chdrens Russell Button Shoes sizes 81 to
II only regular 81. 20 value, go a 60
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes with Patent Leather Tips Sl25
at GO
small lot Of Ladies' broken Black will
Mems fine Satin Calf Low Walking Shoes, cheap $3.50, will
at cents.
Mems fine Ruset and Russia Calf Lace Shoes formerly $98 to
$780, will 60 at 81 % and S1.4S
Mems Patent Leather Lace Shoes with fine Imported English Cloth
Tops, great bargain at 50 90, will 60 $l.63.
Mems $500 Kangaroo Shoes special lot 60 SLIGO
II you want to do justice yourself attend this great Bar
gain Sale at
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pl.orderlr Colorsa panni..

Mar ha Stanley was charged before
Magistrate Sasse, last night, wita using
abusive language toward AnIie Howard
~ Fifth and Pine streets. on july III
The defendant was required to furnish n
peace bond Of 500 James Stanley. a
son OF Martha, was fined G cents for the
same oflsnse.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-20

Rudolph Vallettes horse ran q Jude
nail into a forefoot. on South street near
Fifth yesterday, and is being treated now
Tor lamenezs
Ned Welsh, Wilmingtons 10 pound
swimmer has sent a challenge 20 any
c. A c. man 20 swim from Pennsville.
n. ] % New Castle. and an o1lr will
h made 10 enter william O'Connor and
@anss shaw, Of the LEGAL club. 70 swim
the mattel
Prince Conf. the colored strong man
who has been making money By swapping
chains and bathing his face 10 broken
glass, gave ca illustrated lecture to q
large party Of white admirers. on the
subject Of his travels through America,
in front Of the City Hall, cary last even
ing.
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Bay Ridge. the Consy Island OF the south.


The fourth excursion via B q o r R.
and steamer Columbia to this popular re
sort is announced for Sunday, July %
The route is via rail TO Baltimore, thence
down the broad Chesapeake on the man
moth steamer Columbia, affording view
Of the metropolis Of the South and her
vast shipping interests; Forts MoHenry
and Carroll, and the city OF Annapolis.
First-elass attractions are provided ;
music by military band; salt water bath
ing. fishing, Grabbing; don't miss the
soit-erab dinner at Bay Ridge. Special
train via B so r. r. will leave vii,
mington, market street. at 30 a. m. -,
aud Delaware avenue at z 80, arriving at
Bay Ridge at i145 a. m Returning
(all rain train will leave Bay Ridge al
30 m, and arrive at Market street,
Wilmington. at o.l5 p. m. Round trip
81 90.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-20

Prevention IS better than cure. ana vor MAJ,
prevent that tired feeling BY taking Hoods
Haraaparilia, which viii keep Your blood nnre
ease. e~---' va NA =
Hoods filie do not purge. pain or aripA. an,
act promptly, easily and efficiently. 25 ce ota
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AREY-COOPER.-On July is 1894. by
Rev. 7. Edward Brown. Of Pniiadelphia. W.
Harry Carey 70 Miss Lou Cooper, both Of this
Dlfr
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HIS HOUSE HIS CASTLE
Prosecuted Merchant Advised
to Fortify.
WHITE GAPS THREATENED A BAIL

LAST Exhibition Game Of the Home Club
Before Entering the New State League.
An'African Prince TELLS of iais Travels
The Contest for Second Lieutenant.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. July 20 There was
some free. excitement In the usually
serene neighborhOod OF Fifth and Della
ware streets last evening over the re-
vival Of the White Cap scare. An in
offensive shoemaker, NJ B Miller. who
recently opened up shop In the smallest
store in the Il. OF p Building. was hor
rifed TO receive a large and well written
letter. ornamented with a ghouish skull
and crossbones and written in red
ink in imitation Of blood. The notice
stated that the cops were ION to him
and that II he didn't pull stakes and
skip within twenty four hours he would
be hustled out on rail much quicker than
was the "last Dutchman' (meaning John
H. Henke)
Miller was considerably agitated and
finally fed to Mayor Herbert lt Is said
that the mayor advised him that as a
mans house Is his castle, the best plan
for him TO adopt was TO provide himself
with goodly number Of reliable fire.
arms.
To-day It has developed that the mat
ter was all practical joke carried out
in retaliation 60 Miller Of q joke
he played on a gang Of practical jokers
last week it seems that the crowd had
been seeking to get Miller on a bee hunt.
he finally agreed TO 60 got well.equipped
with buckets etc, but sent the iokers
on ahead until he could get of from
lodge meeting After lodge meeting the
shoemaker went quietly to bed and thus
kept the victimized okers waiting in the
woods until nearly midnight
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A NARROW ESCAPED
How it Happened.

Row It Happened.
The following remarkable event in n tadv,s
tiie viii Interest the reader: Fora long fin,e
nau g terrible pain at my heart, which fiut-
tered almost lncessantly. j had no apDotifo
ana cuuiu not sleep. j would be comnoUnd
70 SO up M bed and belch gas from nv sforo-
ach until Thought every minute w0pid bn
my last. There was a feeling OF opnression
ABOUT my heart, and was afraid 10 draw "a
Iull breath. couldn't sweep a room With
out etilng down and resting; but, thanl,
oodi ny the help Of Now Heart Cure am that
j. past ana feel like another woman. Re-
tQle using the New Heart Cure I had taken
ainerenf sO-callcc remedies and been treated
ny coctors Without any benefit until 1 wns
Dotn discouraged and Disguised. NV husband
bought me a bottle OF Or. Miles New Hcnrf
Lure, ana am happy TO say 1 never regretted
~ as now nave a splendid appetite and
sleep we'll weighed rs pounds when l bc-
gan taxing the remedy, and now weigh 1907,
~ erect lu my case has been truly marvel
GU, ltIar surpasses any other medicine 4
nave ever taken or any benefit I ever re-
Tne.,ed from physicians Mrs Harry starr.
f2ltsklli Pa, October - lsQ2
Df- Niles New Heart Cure Is sold on q. no4i-
l,fy s,@fantee BY an druggists, or by the Dr.
1llics MEDICAL Coz Elkhart Ind. on reccipf III
price, u per bottle, six bottles 81 express me-
palu. This great discovery by am eminent
hpecIalist In heart disease. contains neither
opi~tes nor dangerous drugs
For sale oy Druggists everywhere,
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To morrow afternoon at 3 30 Man
sger Herberts reorganized c. A. c
baseball team will cross bats with the
Park A. c., another new and winning
team which expects a picnic on Her
bert's men. During the progress Of
this game, silver contributions will be
solicited from the spectators and-muoh
will depend upon the size OF the collection
thus taken as to whether the c A. c.
league team can play its home games
here OF must 60 to Wilmington 20 play
them The batting order for tomorrow :
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WHY NOT
SAVE 81 IN
EACH $40

make you comfortable? Sixth
and Market offers you a dis
count of 10 per cent.-a clear
saving to you of 81 in $40.
An especially interesting line
of Suits at $40 and $12 So
by the discount down to 50 and
$11.25.
All flannel goods subject to
same discount. Suits - coat
and pants-at Sc to SIS.
Goats, 50 to IS so.
In the lot Of thin coats and
vests reduced to half there is
yet complement of sizes-75c
to So.
We close at 6p. m. except
Saturdays.