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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Lodge oiitcers Pnbliciy In.,nr,.d,

The recently elected officers of Moriel
Encampment. No. 35 Knigats of ST. John
and Malta. wers pubacly Installed last
night at the lo1ge room. Alter the exer-
else Grand Prlor Hiues OF Philadelphia
presented to Grand Prior Hayward a
handsome badge on behalf of the 10 al
lodge. A musical und literary program
was rendered. after which refreshments
were served.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
A slcdniror Captain smith.

s. Rodmon Smith OF this city DIevet-
major and late captain OF the Fourth
Delaware Infantry Volunteers. was yes
terday awarded medal OF honor by
Seclelafy OF War Lamont for swimming
the Rowauty River, under iIe, III an at.
tempt to capture u crossing Oh february
8, 1863 Captain buckingham also Teceiv
ed medal for bravery at the same en-
Gagement. Both men swain the stream
but ut different points
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Levy Court yesterday morning met in
req CT sestlou. Several properties were
traasiUffgd auI pettOus Tor tie IstGrn OF
uysrpald taNes referred 10 he proper com.
mittee lua res Fuatleu OF l'r SFgrLer
a. a iruztel n tie Poor from White Bv.
Creek EU5tiTGl was read and accepted
NJ SUCCESSOR was chosen. The pay roll OF
CUuL-y OEGIai5 NRElazsel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
v y. =. q. Il. Mi..,ounry Rally,

The Rev. NJ. Mesroptan. NJ D., will de-
liver lecture on Ammonia and Armenia
Actrocltos" at missionary rally TO bo
given under the auspices Of the Y. Z. 5.
Q. +. of Calvary Baptist Church, corner
4lh and French streets tomorrow even
Ing. Dir. Mesroplan Is very Interesting
aud instructive speaker. Music by a
chcir. collection viii be taken for mis-
sion work IN Armenian. Ihe public IL IN
vlted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

SHERIFFS sALE.-RY VIRTUE OF 4
witt OF enultloni Exponas to me dt-
rected. will be exposed to public sale a
the Court House, on Market street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. in
the city of Wilmington. New Castle
county and State of Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

lra T3.rd ot rlUs;e5s OF ths Foot )oses
RreHab.. ant eHGrgt msmOT Of Ito
Bonld ll- the res Supi'sa oil Dr francis r.
Springer. caused py 4,s gouos4i from tho
hundred lis succ or no fnuH. VIII
make a valuable mem - being Mr. TAea.
dor i. Armstrong lh, rotiunr Officer
has been memuer 0t tie BoagL ic sey.
erui yelrs AMI was we'll llEai uy AZ w4o
knew ma Ne VIA q Democrat hut nat4
varyfa ami t4.ar..al presiding officer
o tMs . votd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Nicholas L. Goldberg and wife have
Transferred lot with dwelling thereon to
Il. Roesch. at Firth and Franklin streets.
Joseph. the ~ years old child of VIM.
a. HAsson 5l4 New Castle avenue. died
on sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

VINO Nrxr2 Secretary Lamont has
awarded medal oil unnr to 5 Rodmond
Smith. Clerk OF the L. 5, Court. who was
Brevet lnjor and late captain OF tile
Fourth Deawaye Infantry Volunteers for
sYlmmlng the Rpwluty river, Willie un-
der fire. in an attonpt to capture cross.
Ing, Feb. SUI. 1867. It Is nov said that
Nujor Smith WAS the only Que OF lis bri.
Rade that crossed at that piuce, Now the
question ls where lII layil Buckingham
and soIne dozens OF others swim this hss-
tOrical anl muoi dscus,od and clssed
river. Now that tAs Major has received
his medal we hope the Grand Army will
let tho whole matter drop The people
are tired of hearing who GtG and who did
not swim Rowonty river.
Now ReullHg P,l., has caught the re-
form movement. An association has
been formed by the ministers Of all de-
nominations who will make efforts to
prevent SUNDAY .desecrattJns In lis various
forms, to abolish cblceuo pIaclrIa on
bulletins and h.ll louds. and to VI ge the
Mayor to eufyIGI tho ordinance prevent
ing young boy from innuing the streets
at late hour Surely the sun does m owe
onward when tue citizens OF Reading
make an effort to reform the Ehuses OF
that American German city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
PHILADELPHIA Will MiACTCn d
RAlTlMORE RAIL ROAD.


BALTtMoRE RAILROAD.
In EFFEoT NOV. Is,n. 1894
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows;
For Philadelphia (express). l.5l 25o
40. $50, 7.42. 7.5o. $685. $50 49, lv.0a10.lG.
1l.25. 1f.33, 1151 a. M. 'l2.S5. I,27. s.05.
10 acsd$@oaaiSh sS Sssa 1iG sSs and H. sls BIZ b ,o
l2;SS. 2.25. S4O, 6.l5. 74o and 10 s5 J.. m
7tC of sSo ShesssF sss isog iiss9grgif5 Il III iii ~ ~
805. 5.0i. 6,5s, foi. and sos p. M,
,AAscomimsosdatiop. As g =, 7. scS lo4s. Iss a
iEs For 4SS NeS w YORK G. III. s5s ss IT. Ss5 $50
9.43 1906, 1915, 1l.5l a. M. 'l235. 1877,
3.O5. $40, 5.56. 707, 912 and 1875 p. m
For Boston without change. 1915 a. m,
For the Z sontL-southern Railway ex.
pN,, press, 81 Pa p M; sieepers to AEua,'a jack
sleepers TO Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester via Lamokin. $50 a.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations. 7.4O a: m. and 6;S3 p. m. 10 On,
Ia, b,2s, .'to5, al. s5s. III. SO p. 'mn' n and
baltimore and intermediate stations.
2I. +4S. e.os. and IL ID p. III.
Leave PHILADELPHIA. Broad sueet sta
tion. for Wilmington teNpress) 3hn, 7.2O.
s5s @ 81 sss. Ggi, @ Al t' sos M . SO. 81 5s 55S 5i7
s AeGaoastion aS lG &c. isl sns Si5 sSS 55 s'sn E. m
l25, sos. 4Os is7. S.22. S.SS. 1908 and ll.Ss
p. IN.
For Philadelphia (eNpress), L57. z,o5, 40.
$50, SEE. 9.43, 1905, IL 6l a. m. 1885. l.S1.
sos. 5.O4. $50. 707. rs, 300 and ~ p. m.
l05. ola and l0.35 pm.
For Chester (express) lj7 20, $50, sb5,
lO.G5, IL 81 a. IN, 1877, 50I. 6.56. 1.v1 and 9O6
Accommodation. Z $40 a. M. i2.io. 40
t.05. 5.lS, rs and l9s5 p m ~ sso o.o
1905, 1l.51 a. M. 'l2.35, l.37, 800, 40J. 800.
b.56. 7o7, 9.12, and 1875 p; m.
For boston, WITHOUT change: Az p m;
For the South-Southern Railway Ex-
press Gal p. m, sleepers to Augusta, Jack
sonville and St. Augustine; AT p M,
sieepers, to Hot Springs Memphis and
For West Chester. Via Lamokln, sos a.
nj baitimorep ai Stds p and md Washington, a" sol.
1918 a. m, 1904, l2.22. b.23. ''6.U5, 6.il. IA.
$40 p, IN. and l2;4s night, ~
0Y0 leave awe Phi PRiledeiphla. "a Broad street for
%ilmiHstHn m s SGs Sfspfsss S55 &C. is 4o tx IT. @ o liz
Lille p. m and 2.O3 night.
Accommodation. SIS. slo. 1888 a M.
N'''' I'O?t DELAWARE f;iL ~ RE- DnIIVIsio&. DIV "
For New. Castle. s1s ll.l5 a. m, $50, 4'0o.
e1s oT Ss fe1ss SSi p psis m a. ana m n ~ FiSm. p m
\ mar, S.l3, l,U3 ~ m., 4.Zi p m, lI.Vl ElBnt
| $50 p. m.
Express for Wyoming, 6,5a p. M,
Comfort aid Norfolk. 1l.O3 u m. and 120l
night. -
! SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 1906 night;
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
| and Norfolk, 1901 night.
| For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wy.
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeyille
Seaford. Laurel. and Delmar, 1901 night.
| CO Congressional Limited EXPIRES:
trains, composed entirely OF Pullman Yes
tibule, Parlor and Dining Gays No extra
| fare other than the usual Pullman charge
CC Limited Express trains, composed O
| Pullman VeBtihule Parlor Cars Nestibul'
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. M
extra fare.
For further Information passengers arr
referred to the ticket agent at the station
s. NJ. PREVOST j. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass. AEt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Revival services are going on in the
Holiness Christian Association HAL. at
Front and Madison streeLs. All welcome,
Evangelist short in charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
IS HEAD
MISSOURI HORSES.


Front street. Wilmington, neia.s..Fo, On
SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1895,
at | o clock p. m.
Nol.iaadg > Pair black mares, : aud years
old, IB hands high, weigIt 1850 pounds, good
bone and feet would make Hl extra brewery
tenn lots Of action uud strictly sound.
No. s. bark gray horse year oii weight
lltO pounds, lois OF bane, good fert aud Il
great chunk; Wonid mako an tNtfn khafter.
No.I Je; black horse. years old IL hands
high, weight l2ul poGuds, broke single; would
make good family or feaTae horse.
30 .. \ dark bay mare, ias4 naads high,
weight 1850 pounds, extra good mare, hae
Not Rlack horse, II. hands high; this
/ horse - n lll.!e greun, lut a good eit hii.
. No. Z. SpIE ri mare, u AUttS B#j, smooth
made, nice SHAPE lth tlaNGn mHne and tall
I Is "a beauty ard "a t4He mnre=
{ No. Ghrstnut sarrnl mare, Is hnnGs
+ hiuU weight l2tU poEHdS. Smuotn madg isHd
| It good all purpose mare; years old.
&o.H. \ red gray hpsse, years old -
hands high weighed leo pounas whfn ship.
/ ped, tins IS a good thicK ehunk5 Win lots Of
action and hard 10 beat.
/ No. 10, Link EfdS mare, ID hands hiEh, Il
good cnank, makes a good teata with Nc. q
4 yeUis o.u.
Sos il ant, II y pair of lsrl, tanpled gray
Ilarcs. Hnd years oil dINe and tp.t ttlkt,
both good Knee actors, maze good couch
Sc "a psfk hay har,s 5 saaa Gil e
feet Wih well nrJie siaGtc.
Hu.n. lIsht strawberry roam mare. yrs.
OIL 4#'. htltls ht+lit NE tEttA - - pun Us
smooth mRde nice shaRc Hai lie HtaFe.=
No - aul II. \ ruata ma ard horse 3
ava years old rlUsv nidsbet ;. hRHis
htgn, %etsut %ill poess-s rni =. . 5ol all par-
pbsa team.
80 H. brown orze 9 years ola ~
hRHt1 G!sh sa4eta faai=. s0o4 Hhare aud
NJ. II. Ia h5s8s Fa3fs uia lglanI7
hlgh weight Ia lts wei tlasP aHa = ie90I
hptab
~. T. Bay har FNf Id i hands
AgA weight a1 p6ua#-. All ttEe tt#t pt.e
mat e{et ffru X tts tuN8l= EaIi tosc AT
( trt,t afld VIII t4ara any peNt
NJ II. Ray mire eats j a = ao.i rsste.
Gt4t d soufi
IUa la#Juaa of ITO 1oizss nse al Fg8H
-wUrhrfz ant also E@stG isoI.e=fA78gd r0lt,
w.. Wllt Ia are tratELu bred
Eyrry ttrH = iHH- t. tts Hs Hr# tft mad
Wi to puaiffgaiS sold
a credit d iaE5 " 81! In rtgRa ly tht
purcf.R-el rtF a. a Ia. tss4l note With MP
Itfgpy y4lpuIUf= il irfesf q e &.
.tisifHN He! All I.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
s-THs--s
Memorial War Book.

Arrangements have been made with tho
Judge Publishing Company OF New
York. to niplete the above work.
The completed work will be Issued 10
bound form oniy.
Subscribers and purchasers OF parts are
therefore requested to communicate
with that com pany for iull particulars
as to redeeminR parts out OF their OK
change OF account Of bound volume.
Address JUDGE PUBI.lsniNo co.,
Cor 9th Avo. and 9Th ST..
ml6 New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Tn. >or,n American Review.

Tue April number OF this review con-
tains On interesting article from Hon.
Thomas B. Reed. entitled tho Last Irl-
butte" orltclsing the lahore Of the Fifty
third Congress. "......
Senator Gray also contributes an artl-
Gle entitled Two Years Of American Di-
plomacy." He defends tho action OF the
President from his first to his very last
act and makes it appear that he Is an able
statesman. and according to his eonclu'
slous, the Presidents attitude toward
President Dole ami Queen Lii was lu keep
ing with tile demands Of honor AMI jGs-
tlce. Various subjects are discussed In a
munner calculated TO laterest aud Instruct
1he Reylew can b0 Obtained 1T our book
stores.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
prnn.,,tlnn OF ncr.nna Mnsrr-.

DHputy Attorney General Giles has
drswu TIL TO prohltit bgta AID waEers
on hgrzc laees which t4ko place III other
State, 1rI to prevent the establishment
oil ga Ting places Ia Delaware. Il Is as
toIisl.!nE TINT 30 many pslsJus are as
prone to oyl. A. tIa SPARKS Az to lily up.
wards. and IAw is rc4 s!ra4 to vtoyoAt
them llj4unS tlgtusu.t-s as welt ss
others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILa0AD.

Tho STANDARD Railway OF America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
InterlocLinE switch and block signal sJs-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
TO TAX STREET OARS.

sItadie,swa Wants TO show It's Apprecia-
tIon Of the Services Of the Firemen by APP
proprintins 5000 10 the FIre Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

The bls!Eoss portion OF the city OF st.
Charles, at Aurora Ill, wae totally do.
Itroyod by iro on Tuesday morning Iho
loss Will exceed 100000
Two of the Water Co.aml. louors OF
woonsochot Il. l., were suareu4cd from
office by tho MAYOR FOR ewHrlug tho
contract rur buld.uI tic lew reservoir
TO one Of th5 highest Instead Of the low.
ast hiddoi1
FIVE hundred ann ninety precincts in
Chicago gnya swift tRep) for Mayor
eg,s,o Oud weu'er der, 1910. There
lie some hope now tlaL tn' city viii be- a
safe pace Tor the American citizen TO
reside In
THt eN seioou keeper george W Rob.
srts formerly ifom Montana will speak in
Hanover Presoytbran Church corner Of
si1tt ana King s'reuts thl- (WcGuesday)
evening His sIUJect viii be The Prod.
gal Son" II ts SAID the geu .leman Is a
Nery entertaining tslEer
EDwARE Mitchell Il New YORK has been
offered tie position OF police Gomnisslou.
q by HRSor 8 Iong.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
'n t5Fg#

STAFF ar ant. FfIT tzsEt
ltzf4s=t i1EsszEF5
TRAnK IL nterY tHta T. 'asH t5.lt bet8 b.
sru!er paflupr of fne firm - h. #tfIlslsY 4
Co. Go lasaaHab shi,te 6ty ol Lie 0.
County HHt Statl C.. t=t l.fi 1ha -Ail
firm wi.ipay tue sum o. 8&H iiUS HE1
Dol H. fBf raErtf- AMI Ctrr5 ease OF ~
1Alilfii Il. al eanutt to t,icu g. e use q
Halls -t-AIhHEttI GTEE.
Sworn TO b-futs Ita assa s4ts stzAta Ia my
pTesgE.e. th.s -tn ICY a. kntt 1T il, Ias5,#
=. W GAt.seON
sE&L Ee.a=y PngHc
Han sEHtarrh CuEef= Ken -tHruF fy aua
acts j iecIiy pu the EJHRf H3st4 iz#E- C=s eur
faces ut tue system. stu ~ ttst Il Ea.ala,
Tree
tF- Sold ty all u ug&'sfs &c.
NIuTlGE-C. Il aBd II. Z. sifrn-ous Baye
IN purchased th=5 Htsr=st Ct WI am S4iu-
mul. > In the Eand. Cctu.at AMI par'Hg bLsi
pe-s AM BHVr tins ny tutHHud q pafiUrFsbtf 9
under tle HTfH mime Gi sIIuIHcnsS ETG. Ihn
business vii be egBIUetsd "a before IN all iJs
bTRRrtes SsHMOSS BRO.
hITlil, 1916.
Having sold my interest 10 the ab3Se nrm
! Iu4lB ask Tor item the patronage and klnd-
ness shown me In the past .
A2'3tsod WILLIAM slAkoNS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street sta
tion.a for Wilmington .lexpress) 49, 720.
INSTRUMENTATION. $40, 7.sS, $40, 1875 !. m,
1.2J 3.03. 4.G3, 4S1. 6.22. b.SS, lO.OS and n.Ss
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Gnr 4dIr.

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DUBLlC SALE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

William T. Graves was elected mem e.
pos of the Republican Flrst District Com
mittee from the FIRST district OF the
Eighth ward 10 I'LL tile V ClnCy UaIlsad 10y
Joseph A. Macklln moving out Of the dis
t.fT Tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-23
Morris d. whitehead.
DENVER.
STATE, COUNTY, SCHOOL DIS
trict aud Municipal Bonds and
Warrants

W hfTHnte
Conservative income sesurues netting from
eli Go eight per cent
High grAde Investments for Savings BsuLs,
lnsUtau6e Cumptults, 1Tust FUND.-. EItGtos and
Private Investors
iuYcsuRAtlau Invited
Corre,pondeuce 4sested il26m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-23
AariCnlinTr.


] wa iubresis3 "a Mi. Barriers upsfi
meai ~ pubashed Ia tbs Mlfrof sod Far
net q Apfll I 30 regard ie The use 1T
q uet sad clay. sbd itQagtt / Sonid Flre
~ sIpetmssL years ssa which miEhl
be beuehc,sl to year asfleoi'nrsl fea1eFs
SS removing TIC 3itt uudri ny bstn
Tor The puff ass q msklHs cellar. ! hsi
81 acre q Rreuod pear ny bara vhlch
decided pioWirg srd iefIlians Ga this
plat dld oct set more than ~" peands
Of hay 10 sesson iho7Fht / Seuij
cart The DIRT Shieb ~sbed to remove to
tbs pifeo ] dropped tie dirt 10 cartjo d
heaps al over tlis 'aud 90 that vbeu 1t
We = Fr'd It 1Ss tao inches of more thick
then pioSed il under ahoui i've lueass
deep aad plated one hsli Of The piece 10
potatoes snd toaed the other bal 10 cats
without additional ier'iiaat OF any klnt.
| harvested l4e bushels Of zoe po'stots
sud ~ busheis OF oats. then VloWed tie
land, gong tao inches deeper lbsu the
hfsi time, ! soNed to wheat and stocked
It down vi b clover Add timothy, The
wheat srrs no tapk II 10 & ID badly, hot |
got good catch OF clover Which produced
al enormous efop OF hay, The next year
1t vas go thick Il vas dlIhauI' to dry IT,
ADD Tor three OF four years si r. 1t eoltin
utd to give large returns, Ia fact II had
put forty loads oil good batnysrd manure
on tins piece INSTEAD Of the ditt' | eou.d
not have got better results, Tue sol o.
this plat SAs ~bat We call merIy soil Or
clay and loan mixed, ibcliuins more 'oI
cIsy, The oift dra"n on to tins piece was
yell9" loan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-23
Importance of Spraying Early.

S,rsying is the most eilectual when it is
done early 10 the season. The sooner the
work begins the better. Sprsyers are now
made Of many different designs and soln
lions can be carried 10 barrels on wheels
or on the back 10 q continuance similar to
d knspssok. Spraying is Intended not
only to prevent diseases OF fruits aud vege
tables, and to protect the trees aud plants
10 this respect, but 1t is used as a safe
guard against insects. fungiclde is .
solution used for destroying parasitic fun
q, such as rot, mIdew, blight, rust, &c,
An inseclcide Is used for the destruction
of insects. OF the well known solutions
that have been tested and found tflicsclOus
are those mentioned below
Blue vtrol (sulphate OF copper is the
principal substance used gs iungicide,
Dissolve SIX pounds IN four gallons OF hot
water and then dilute to sixteen galoHs
Stake four pounds Of lime in siI gallons
of water, 10 a seperate vessel, and when
cool strain it into the copper solution.
Use wooden vessels and apply the solution
Immediately after mixing. This Is known
as the Bordeaux mixture" Another
copper solution, known as Eau Celeste, y
is made by dissolying two pounds Of cop
per sulphate iG four gallons OF water, al
ding three plnts Of ammonia, and then
diluting to fifty gallons, applying as soon
as made. "Ammonical copper solution
Is made by using carbonate Of copper, IN
stead Of the snlphate, and cal Donate Of an
monis. Dissolve three ounces OF carbon
ate of copper in gallon Of water and
pound OF carbonate Of ammonia 10 the
same quantity OF water, separately, Nix,
and dilute to fifty gallons, applying when
mixed.
For insects the kerosene emulsion is
postly used; Shave one pound Of hard
soap in bali gallon Of boiling water nd
when the soap is dissolved remove the
boiling water from the fire and add bali
gallon kerosene, charming briskIy with the
force pump Of the sprayer for fifteen mil
utcs until the mixture has The appearance
OF thick cream. Kerosene will not mix
with water, but will form IN emulsicb
with soap. Now add slowly, stirring vel
from ten to fifteen gallons Of water, accord
ing to the strength desired. II wi keel
any length Of time, and destroys insect.
on trees and plants, as will Us feas, lice,
etc, sDd does not II Iure plants Ike una
du,trrated kerosene, being also mech |
chesp,r A Gill Of spirits Of turptntine
will imp owe the emulsion If added at tb'
time Of sddiDg the kerosene Az eGcieLt
sprsyer should throw fine mist like
spray, aud the spray should spread over
large surface, so as to elsble Que to do the
work quietly sud thoroughly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-23

An American recently returned iron
England calls sttention anew to the List
appreciation 10 which choice apples sr'
held sbf0sd.
! had occasion, said be. 10 repay lev
couftesies received at the hands OF con,
English business scqusintspces, and did
so by giving dinner 10 the course o.
conversation the subject Of American fruit
and Spples 10 particular vas mentioned
At once ny guests became moot eUthu
asstie, and that led me 10 send over here
Ter some. They arrived -o choice stltcted
Sorthern Spys-bef0re | left for home. !
don't think 10 al ny experience | have
ever received more hearty and sincere
thsbEs for soy present. have ever made.
OF course or spplss are exceedingly
toothsour, but bat il vac ain OFT lmpots
lille iot ne to couErrbeud The dehg tt
taey .1ofdst ny EoellsL freed snd their
GeqasiutsHces 10 two cases special d L
her parties we're eiyea, lust exactly AZ ene
m h, be given here u ycu were presented
With fee saddle Of yeuIson, vIlo
turkey o. some other rare game.
II Jon waut 10 make AZ Euglshmau
your friend Ior life just ssbd bin barrel
Of choice American spples, aud | might
Idd-bs s5e thai they sc we'll packet
Tor export
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-23
We can and do sel.

THE Best Goods fo1' the Leaa M0aeH
and are confident We can convince everybody o
the TACT who will give Us a trial
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-23
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-23
A Safe Home Investment.

Twenty thousand dollars Of per cent FIRST
Mortgage Bonds Of the Manchester Water Co.,
10 denominations, Of $500 and 800 running
thirty ltars, interest payable semi annually a.
the Factory Point National Bank, Manchester
Centre. Vt, are now tlcred Tor sale. The, are
secured by fret mortgage covering all the
property o. tie cCmp6t Y, including both water
,ysltms. Thee bruds have been placed 10 our
hands tyr saie, aud VS. will be pleased to furnish
full particulars regarding same.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-09-28
The MOtiOnless TIGER.

Now and then a soldier has been
found kneeling on the battlefield as if
about to take aim at the enemy, but
stone dead. A bullet in the brain had
converted him into a statue of himself.
Captain Forsyth, in his ''Highland of
Central India,' tells of a similar effect
produced by an explosive shell on a
tiger.
The captain, while in the howdah of
his trained elephant hunting a tiger,
saw the beast crouching under a bush
on the bank of a ravine. He got steady
shot and fired three ounce shell at the
tigers broad forehead.
10 his surprise, for the distance was
but 80 yards, there was no result. Not
motion of the tiger acknowledged the
shot,
He rode round quarter Of the circle,
but still the tiger remained motionless,
but looking intently in the same direc-
ton. Growing more and more amazed
the captain rode nearer, with his rifle
on full cock, but the tiger did not move.
Then he caused the elephant to kick the
beast. The tiger fell over. He was stone
dead. The she'll had struck him full in
the center Of the forehead, burst in his
b1aln and killed him instantly.