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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-02-18
Early Radishes.

Soak some good radish seed in water
for twenty-four hours; then put in a bag
and expose to the sun. In the course of
a day termination will commence. The
seed must be sowed in well-manured
hot-bed, and watered from time to time
with luke-warm water. By this treat
ment the radishes will in very short
time acquire sufficient bulk and be
good to eat. If you wish good radishes
in winter, during severe cold, an old
cask should be sawn in two, and one
half Of it filed with good earth. The
radish seed, beginning to shoot as be-
fore, may be then sown, and the other
half of the barrel put on top of the full
one, and the whole Of the apparatus car
ried into the cellar. For watering, luke
warm water should be used as before.
In the course of five or six days the
radishes will be ready to eat.-Rural
World.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-02-18
mt Sandwiches with Cider.

Nut sandwiches are excellent served
with cider. The cider should not be too
sweet or it will not be agreeable with
the flavor Of the nuts. For the filing
of the sandwiches use one-half OF III
monds chopped very fine and the other
two parts Of hickory nuts and English
wa1nuts in equal proportions. Put very
little butter on the thin slices OF bread.
sprinkle with salt and then with very
little grated mild cheese.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-02-18

portable. A 6-foot ladder weighs about
40 pounds. The crane, or basket and
hook holder, rotates, or may be shifted
to either side Of the operator; will sup
port 80 pounds of fruit in a basket with
ease, and the legs all fold in when re-
quired. The object is to provide safe
stand, and at the same time increase
the facilities of the operator in picking
fruit, pruning trees, ETC., giving him the
full use of both hands and placing the
basket within easy reach Of the same,
thereby saving time in transporting the
fruit from the tree to the basket. The
fruit can also be handled with less dam
age from bruising, and it will there
fore bring more money.-Farn and
Home.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-02-18
PiowiupLand i'm winter.

There are some times when the
weather is mild enough to plow even in
winter. It may be done without injury
then, even though the land be SO moist
that 1t would make compact mass,
Cor at this season there Is sure to be
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-02-18
Stray Hints,

The pail of water that has stood in
the kitchen over night has absorbed ALI
the impurities and doors of the atmos-
coffee or tea, but have fresh pailful
drawn.
If you have no fresh eggs, you can
make icing for a cake by taking a gill
of sweet cream, fiayoring it with lemons
or vanilla, and then stirring in enough
powdered sugar to make 1t thick
enough to spread easily.
Next summer, when the clover is i'm
full bloom, gather a large quantity OF
the heads. Dry them in paper bags in
dry, cool room, and use them for
clover pillows. A brown or ecru linen.
embroidered in clover design makes a
pretty cover for such pillows.
Starch has good deal to do within
ones success in doing fine laundry
work. 1t should not be too thick, or
there will be hard, white, shining spots
on the garment when it is ironed; about
the thickness of ordinary gravy is right.
1t should boil at least seven minutes
after being made, to prevent 1t from
being sticky. Anything requiring extra
stiffness such as cuffs, collars, and shirt
bosoms, should be dipped in hot STARCH
thoroughly dried, and then dipped In
cold starch. Freezing takes out the
starch, and in winter starched clothes
must be dried indoors
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-02-18
Fried OYSTERS.

The best way Of frying oysters is to-
dip them in the beat ten yolk of egg, Well
seasoned, and then in cornmeal; lay
them on the frying basket, and plunge
it in deep hot lard. Serve with gar
nish Of parsley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-02-18
Notes on Hog Cholera.

It is almost impossible to cure hogs
after they are once sick. The only way
to be successful is to secure stock of
hogs which are thoroughly vigorous
and healthy. To do this avoid breeding
young, immature stock, and do not prac-
tice close inbreeding. Feed healthful
foods and give a variety. Always have
the water pure. Infection is carried
more largely by water than by any
other method. Give plenty of salt,
ashes, rotten wood, broken tile, mortar.
soft coal, etc. Have these where the
hogs can get at them at any time. Feed
aples, pumpkins and the like, whenever
they are obtainable. If disease should
break out among the animals, take
away the well ones and put them into
lot that has never been occupied by
hogs. Disinfect the quarters of the dis
eased pigs and give extra care and at
tention.
Dairy Dots.
A really good dairy. cow can be prof
itably kept until she is eight years old.
Don't allow your cows, young cattle
or sheep to be pinched in their feed dur
ing the winter
Do not expect good milk cow to be-
come beef fat while she is yielding
good flow of milk.
AS rule, profitable cow is good
eater, but some cows have eyes larger
than their Stomachs, like some men.
Cows kept in comfortable quarters in
winter eat less, thrive better and give
more milk than If exposed to ,old or
storm.
While it is best to keep water where
the cows can help themselves, when
this cannot be done conveniently, the
best plan is to see that they have all the
pure, fresh water they will drink regu-
larry twice day.
The COW likes regularity, and when
the regular routine of her life is dis
turbed she resents 1t by giving less
milk She is not very particular
whether she has three meals day or
two. but she wants what she does have
regularly.
Those who have had much experience
know that there is great difference in
salts A sample should always be !
thoroughly tried before buying large
quantities, no matter what inducement
may be offered. II it does not suit 1t Is
not wanted at any price
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-05-14
Veronica.

Natures own spring medi-
cine, guaranteed to be bot
tied as flowing from Ma
lures L Laboratory.
BY its continuous use i'm
purities Of the blood are re-
moved, the stomach and di-
gestive organs are strength
ened, the liver acts freely,
and the skin and kidneys
are kept in good working
order.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-05-14
A Fatal Defect.

Il understand, Rastus, that your dau9h-
ter is quite II singer"
"Deyn't no doubt crbout dat, boss.
"That's lucky | suppose you will have
no difficulty in getting her position in
one of the church choirs in town.
She tried dat, boss but it didn't WI k.
Ely time she done open her mouf it made
sith draf in de synagog dat de cong 'ega-
ton caught col, sab, an she halter resign. "
Richmond Dispatch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-05-14
ON HIS DIGNITY.
nm Henderson, iiorsr Thief, Felt Hurt,
and the Shcrin Didn't Blame Him.

and the ShcriH Didn't blame Him.
Willis the sheriff uf Whipsaw county was
stnndiug in front of the Jail one morning
he was startled Ivy Il great connection go
ing on inside, and rushed into the build
ing tD find two Of the prisoners engaged
Ia 70 terrific fight IL one of the cells. After
they had econ separated and quiet restored
the sheriff demanded the cause of the
fracus, ohd one of the prisoners replied:
"jim Lambert, | ustcr think that yo'
war the suuurest sheriff i'm the hull ken.
try, hut know yu' now to be pi2en meant"
"B-5ut BILL stammcrcd the official,
looking puzzled, could any one treat yo'
lny squaror than I've dOrcy'
"Go' let icy c.:.ld," exclaimed the pris
cncT In aggyi va tones
why, but, BIZ, what hey
Look a yCrc, Jim, =" broke in the other
with great show of Indignation. "What
was | arrested fur anyway"
why, fur stealth bosses of co Sc" re.
piled the sheriff.
Exactly, 80 went on the man, eur steal
in hos,Cs, and was ketchcd gittin away
with four OF en- ut time tool Did / give
go and yorlossc IA tremendous long chase
20 sit me, or didn't ~
"Io saiTinly did, Bill. Took us three
VhN W run W uoNh' DuJ NndJ mas
this
And how did act when we met, jim
/ Jest tell us how | actody Didn't l fight
like thunder and nearly wipe out yo'1
/ posse aiorC bCin ketchCdy'
/ "Yo' did, Bill. Yo' fit like a grizzly
bar. But what has all this
And say, Jim!' interrupted the prison.
cr again, "iook how | was loaded down
with chains, and jest remember how the
/ hull town tarnCd out and follcred us clean
up to the Jail TO git II look at me. -
Eyes, know all that, said the sheriff
irritably. But what's that got to dc
4 with me not troatin yo' square,
That's jest what I'm a-comin to- Yere
am |, Bill Henderson, who stole four
hossCs-give yo' II three days run to git
me--brung back loaded with chains and
stirred the hull town up, and then arter
] all that yo put man like this in cell
with me-a critter brought yere fur stealth
a hawg! Think q it-stealin hawg!"
WAL, I'll be durnedr' calculated the
sheriff. "Who dared to put II hawg stealel
in this cell with Bill Henderson, the noted
boss thief, or in my Jail either? Yo' HUMP
right out o. yerc, yo', and if l ever heal
that yo' dared to brag around town that
yo' had the honor o. ben locked up with
Bill II run yo out o tine kentry Shoe
but this was u downright disgraceful way
to treat yo', Bill. burned if it wasn'tp
New York Sunday Journal.
Cups and saucers are now all nodded by
mechanical appliances. The glaze is laid
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-05-14
Professor Hilgard

of the University of Califor-
MIA, in his annual report for
the year 1890, says:
LAS a purgative, this wa
ter is very effective, and not
painful in the least. 1t was
a medicinal water used by
the Indians. The compost
ton of this water is very I'M
usual, in fact the composition
is very remarkable, as it
contains nearly every chem
ical element of value to the
human system, whether to
become a part of the Mem
braneous Secretions, the
Blood or the Bones.
The name =" Santa Bar
bara is known the United
States over as a widely pat
ronized health resort by in
valids as we'll as those who
feel the need of change of
air and diet. The Veronica
Natural Mineral Water is
bottled at Santa Barbara in
its natural state, and if taken
as directed the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-05-14

Cups and saucers are now all nodded by
mechanical appliances. The glaze is laid
on, the finer qualities are hand painted and
the cheaper are stamped with stencils ere
the. hn kinr is done.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-02-13
JURY LIST.
THE STATE or LOUISIANA
1Sth. judicial District Court, Parish OF
Lafourche

DE IT KNOWN AND REMEMBERED.
Is That on this 18th day Of the month Of
January, A. d. 1897, pursuant 10 written no
ticeS issued by Charles !. Barker. Clerk Of
Court nf the 18TH judicial District in and for
tina parish of Lafourclae, we. Henry Riyiere.
Jore9h NJ. Letart, Robert X. MeiStidp and
john s. Seely, Jury Commissioners duly quail
flied ann sworn in and far tha PARISH Of La
tourcbe. La. met at tie Clerks Office at the
Court House of said i'nti.h iii tie town of
Iliihodaux and in otFlany with Charles j,
Barker, Clerk of the ahase named Canrt, ex-
otfcio Jury Commissioners for SAID Parish,
legally qualified and swo,n MS such. then amt
ii ere in the presence al Fiaak A. / e.endre
AID Philip +. L~cgendre. dt<iHtct listed wit.
Nesees. freeholders residing in said Parish Of
lafourche, duly stlunls md for that purpose,
proceeded to draw the s;fand and Petit Ju-
rors Tor the Marcl, ftrtn. lSa', aftlle aforesaid
Court to be begun and holden Oh the first
in said parish in Tllibodans. La.
All legal requirements having been com
Piled with and all laws reiatina to Jury draw
ing. and especially Section 5uf Act No. ~ Of
iSa6, OF the General Assembly ot the State Of
Louisiana, approved July 9th 1896, we pro
eeeded in the presence of the above named
witnesses to draw from the General Nenire
Box containing the names of three hundred
2ooa and competent nleM citizens and voters
and qualified Jurors Of said Parish. the names
OF fifty persons to serve ~ grand and petit
Jurors Tor the first week III tie March term,
1897, of said Court, commanding on Monday.
March list. ISL. the names tie.ng drawn
from said genera. vcnsfe Wax one at i time
hy Henry kiviere, one ii iAv Jury eolnini7-
sseneis, and are as telilu#, ;u-Mil:
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Having placed the taaies Of rho foregoing
thirty persons drawn - jurors for tie thlrt
week o. said term OF Court iii IN envelope we
sealed t7e paine and endorsed it ier the week
for which they were drawn. and placed it in
i boy firstafed tar that purpose and known
Is ilf Jury imx an file III the Clerks nffier.
There remaining ~nnthIn. else to b. dome
we then securely fastened and seatea the
general yenirc box and jury box anil ,lrDos
tied them with Charles j. Barker. Clerk of
said Court. to IL by him k4pt on file as the
law provides.
In faith whereof. We have signed this pre-
ees verbal Of infv drawing on the day, month
and year above written.
tsignedJ HENRY RIyIERE.
II. X. MCBRIDE,
JNO. 5. SEELY,
j. N. LEFORT.
Jury Commissioners
CHARLIE. ). BARKER,
Clerk nf Court.
Ex-atieia Jury Commissioner
in and for the Parish Of L;atunrche.
Witnesses:
t>ianedl L. F. TEGESDRE,
+. A. IEGENDRE.
.tnaG and flea January 18th. a. B- 1885,.
tsi.nuli c. J. RARkER,
Clerk OF sad Court.
"A trne copy
In testimony whereof.
- Witness my hana and The impress of
LIS the seal oil my office ut Thihodanx.
49, La. this 10 day of January. A. d.,
1897.
T. j. AUC0IN.
DIV Click uf said Court.
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This Peculiar wort0.

This is a pecul ar world, says al e.
change. One il struggling for justice
and another is fleeing from 1t. One mae
is saving to build u house, aud another
is trying to sell his for less than cost Y
get rid Of it. Ono man il spending ~
the money he can make in taxing \ gIfi
to the theater and sending Der flowers
with the hope Of making her bis Wlis'
while his neign5or is spending Kba1
gold he has in getting o divorce. wv
man escapea all the diseases that nasn
ID heir to and gets killed o. the rail-
road. Another escapes with q scratch
and dies with the whooping cough
One man stands on h.s creditors ana
goes traveling,while another PAYS -
debts and stays at home.
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THE NEW BANK. 1t is now an
assured fact that Tilihoianx il TO have
a iiew bank, the full amunrt of the
capital stock If $4,000 having been
subscribed. It is not vet definitely
known when tile organization will
take nlacr, Eer has the precise locus
OF the new institution been selected
There seem to be room for a new
bank in on midst. 1t will help to
develop the banking business and
attract drposi'ors who may never
deposit elsewhere. If il dn+s this, ii
will be instrumental in putting in
circulation boarded wealth. ard to
that extent it will stimulate the bust
ness of the community.
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Mrs. Sol. Blum aud Mrs. NJ. F~lollins
have sent over S43. besides clothing,
collected by them from the charitable
people Of rhihadaux, to the Times
Democrat for the drought sufferers.
These two ladies' deserve praise for
their zeal IN the interest Of suffering
humanity, and we trust thar the char
liable men ard women or T~hibodanx
who have seconded their efforts by
contributing to the relief If iiteir IN
fortunate biethens as Hell as those who
haze contributed through other chen
nels. will in the good Lords own time
and way receive sweet charity's- re-
waid.
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Tie Racket has not only intro
duced low prices in our town but
also put into circulation the litllefto
"despised" penny 81 one cent piece,
an innovation which tie sENTISEI.
has TING and again advocated il The
past.
Now. II our merchants ~ n l,aly
VIII not agree upon u system 1T free
bridge tickets to purchasers, graduated
upon sfie amounts OF purchases. rs has
oeeii ftis'sfehtly advocated III these
e"i"h'hs. iet ! ne Racket introduce
tiiat '~''h"Fation also. ar,l il will have
au"rd another great Indncrment 10
attract the country peoplt to The
town, what our merchants p,.St ,r43
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Did You Eyer

Try Electric Bittcrs IL Il remedy tor
troubles. II not geta bottle now and
get relief. This medicine has been
found % be peculiarly adapted to tie
relief aud cnre OF all Female Con-
plants, eaerting a wonderful direct
lHliltaee IN giving strength and ton.
to the organs. Ii you have Loss 81
Appetite, Constipation, Headache.
PAINTING Spells, or are Nervous. sleep.
less, Exeitable. Melancholy or arc
troubled with Dizzy Spell. Electric
b'tfets i the medicine YOU need.
Health and Strength are guaranteed
~ rs Use. Only fifty cents at Thibo-
deaux Drug Store.
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A SNAKE STORY, BY A WOMAN
Mrs. Nancy King, of San Pedro. Hous-
ton Co., Texas, has sent the following
story to the Southern Farmer, which
published it: i
Believing that the following facts
will interest your lady readers, | send
them for publication in your paper:
Last year I had a lot Of nest egg
gonrtis and placed them in my hens
nests. After being in the nests for
several days missed u CT them ont
Of 4 aest, The nest egg in this parti-
cnlar nest was a large one. about The
size of a goose egg, and IN the course
OF u month | came across Il large
chicken snake hat could hardly tray-
Ell, having = large hump in the center
Of its body. Killing the snake and
cutting 1t open | found the nest egg
gourd.
will forward a few Of the seed OF
the gourd to any lady reader of your
paper who will send me a self adj
dressed envelope and three letter
stamps. | have never beer troubled
with chicken snakes sinee that one
swallowed the nest egg gonrl. The
nest egg gourd makes a beautiful
running vine, with pretty yellow flow
ers, and bears about . dozen gourds.
Every lady vino raises chickens onght
to have 4 good supply Of the gouTds
and they arc cay to raise and quite
ornamental.
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The people Of Horma were shorkeI

The people Of Houma were shocked
last Sunday afternoon by tie sudden
death by dro wing of little Charlie &.
Williams, a bright eleven year old I'D
the son of highly respected widow
lady.
While playing with other boys %
u Of the barges moored in the BaToa
Terrebonne at the railroad depot. ~
accidentally fell into the BAY o nand Was
draw ned before any one coI.ld cunt
to his rescue. His body wan recovered
. short time afterwards but too late Y
revive him. His untimcly and tragic
death furnishes anotller example OF tts
fearful consequences of youthful recs.
lessenss.
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Wake up yonr liver but be sfre Won
Simmons Liver Regulator t. d. it niti.
it will do it every time and do 1t SO
vel. that you'll feel wonderfully re-
ftesI.ed and strengthened. 1t il Sim
mons Liver Regulator that does it.
There is only Simmons Liver Reg
nlator and you'll know it by the red
q ~ the pakage. Take nothing else
aud ybuli be sure to get al the good
health promised.
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Having placed the names Of the foregoing
Gfty persons drawn as %iurets for the first
week of said term of Court in an envelope
we have sealed and signed the same and en-
dorsed it for the wcel. for which they were
drawn and placed it in a box prepared for that
purpose and known as the jury box on file in
said Clerks Office.
After which we proceeded to draw from
the general yenire hox the names Of thirty
persons to serve as jurors Tor the second
week OF said term of Court, commencing on
Monday, March Sth, 1877. tue names being
drawn from the box one at q time by said
Henry Riviere. one OF the inr.y commissioners,
and are as follows. to-wit.
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FiCKtS FLORAL GUIDE, 1897.

For nearly hall j century this cata-
logue Of flower and vegetable seeds
nlants. bulbs, roses, grams, Potatoes,
etc. has come as regularly as spring
time. Here it is again to remind us
tilat It is time to think about OH gar
iciis. This issue contains half i doz-
en- fill page half-tonc Illustrations Of
roses. asters. gold flowers, carnations,
and tomatoes.
il seems tuii Of the necessary infor-
nation for either amateur or profess
sional. Send - cents TO James Vick's
sons, Rochester. u. Y, for a package
OF either Wick branching Astor. New
Japan Morning Glory Or extra choice
Pansy and a copy Of Vick's Floral
Guide. II you state where You saw
this notice You will receive i package
OF flower seeds free.
Having tried these seeds, we can rec
oElmend them to our readers.
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The elements which supported Bry-
an can never again be all gathered
into the same aggregation. In 1900
some of thein-perhaps most Of them
will be in the greenback camp, and
will be fighting silver as savagely ~
they fought gold in 1S96.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat, Rep.
Rather early, friend. to be making
such prediction for 1900.
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Considering the Cabinet and other
things. it SCENE quite evident thar the
West has taken the job of running this
country. The day Of the East's glory
has passed. Population an.i power
have both followed the star of empire.
I-Baltimore American. Rep.
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RuckInnS Arniea SaIyp.

THE BEST SaLvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores. letter, Chapped
Hands. Chilblains, Corns. and all
Skin Eruptions and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anted to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per
box For saIa by Tlibodaux Drug
Store.
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The seals were raised from the ef-
fecis Of the late Francnis Samoan last
Saturday. and search was made
among his private papers for a will
but none was found. His only heir, SO
far as known, is Il sister living IN
France.
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The arbitration treaty il an instru-
ment of great interest to every Euro
pran nation, because it blazes the path
which leads to universal peace. Those
who.opo se it stand in the way of in
ternational progress and good fellow
ship and assume grave responsibility.
Philadelphia inquirer, Rep.
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We had a small sized rain and
thnasier storm here last Sunday night
which lasted ii short while. 1t seems
70 have been general il this vicinity
AM. news reached hele that in Gibson
City it was accompanied by some
hail.