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Job TVork promptly and ciieaply
cuted at this office.
Just received a fine Stock of
Hats G. MYERS.
Ladies’ Fancy Ties at 2.7 cts. C. MYERS’.
Now is tire time to sub cnV, only
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Vol. 8.
A. G. DICKINSON,
i Dealer in
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Dry Goods and Groceries
*\ \\ tr mes . T Linuors, * . &C. f
: ( N..ui, sided the Puun^m.)
ft i< nils and tire public generally, that 1
have removed one door belmv my old
.sts..... where I will lie pleased to have
them call and examine nn select
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
vvl.ichl-.nl which I am selling sellinir »t at the verv veiy lowest o
Mures that gn "e afforded.
VT?T\ lit » r c Dilljl 4T n / I V
In connection with mv store I have
T”, ooi ia a new SA SALOOiS, OON and a d kee Keep on on
hand the best
\\ VV -LllGo^ lliriQ J-*lv I lnnni’Q _ J IIUI v,j
Tobacco. Clears, ® &C.
to lie found in town. T lie iml.be are in- .
Vited to come and try for themselves.
A. G/DICK1NPSON.
novl-j-m
BABGA1XS! ‘
LOO K! ltl ’AP!!
a j j romsnt
GREAT REDUCTION!
1 1al '
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£ H X Xt at Ol B JtXJIlOl ,’niini*C! S
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ALL KINDS AND BRANDS!
1,200 Gallons 1,200
—AT—
D. A. WILLIAMS &. SON’S
Old Nelson County llourl.on’ Whisky, here
heretofore sold at SS.00 teduced to $.7.0(1
XXXX from Monongahela llye Whiskey $4.00 reduced
to $3.50
Old t'abiilet Rye, from 3..70 to 3.00
XX Rye Whisky, from 2.00 to 1.00
XX Georgia Coi n, from 2.00 to 1.00
.Mountain Gap Georgia Corn, 4.00 tu, .'Coo
Cojjtmo lira Brandy, from 4.u0 to 3 00
l’eaeh ml v, 5 yrs old from 4.oo to 3 00
Old Apple-Jack, from 4.00 to 3.00
Ginger Brandy, from anon!
Jamaica Cherry Brandy, from 3.00 to t.M
Rmn. trmn 3.00
. .i • n ■ ■ • * : . .... -.in
' i Cal u or a a Gatawba Wine, 3.70 to 3.70
Port Wine, from 3.50 to 2..70
j Slit Madeira t ry Wine, Wine, from trout 3.50 3.50 to to 2..70 2.50
We have also a fine line of CANNED
GOODS, such as
PINE APPLES,
PEACHES,
TOMATOES, OYSTEHS,
6AKDINES,
LOlIbTEU,
bA LMON, «.%c.
Peas and I leans,
Bologna Saussage, Lz.
Wc have a full line of CASE LIQUORS, with
embracing •‘very brand named above,
a splendid lot of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Confectioneiies, Coacoanuts, Raisins,
Oialines, Apples, &c.
Thanking nur customers for past patron¬
age, and soliciting a continuance ot tire
same. We are respectfully,
D. A. WILLIAMS A SON.
nov-22-’78-t-n-o Crawfordville. Ga
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A-*) made of two plate, of s-i!rt G'-M overiaytrt;
a pia c of co-opositton gold surface. k ,i m .1 i a manner > t
topr llf s into./a Wane ecsiirg br
h the mon ;y, they are as ihotv and el' crant r i
iewe A lf>-™-e for nots-n tb«.e wateher, e-tr yr
r t he*u. 1 1 be do.. not keep ti,—i.,
HAGSTOZ & THORPC
Sixth and Chestnut P^-LAnrLPniA, Pa
4J*3old only through Reguiar Dealers
C Mynrs . is the agent , or Smith’s
celebrated Cotton Press
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Corsets .70 cts. to 31, at C. MYERS’.
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Suiting all colors, H fts. at C. Myers’.
Crawfordville, Georgia, January 17, 1879.
Miscellaneous.
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cuakasbomance.
CHAPTER I.
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tur^sd
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" * ’’ .se Ai t ha iiri
uvuv muo vUdc ccoan e.4 ts
aid the cmo.edseis. he amir Id e ek
and the he t« Uidies K oaHn , i did i not oo lack tm- ten
dnts. Amongst 'lie letter were Claia
*."• Am i', ( - l,: * dw ' ck ; 1 ° t,,em ’ 1,Klr
things, the briefest sea-voyage, no
matter how gracious the weather or how
bland and agreeable wind and tide ***»
perual of unqualified misery Not so to
tl,ei ^ 1,v#, the s,u. y co in “ s, all “, J .Is 8H ’ moods, ltd Skelt.ni. and vertly .She
these., seemed to hiveher. Since they left
Jersey -he has not set eyes on her cousins,
Tln-y ^descended nito the cabin as the
Isiat steamed out of the hai l«>r, leaving
her to her own devices. She has
forsaken the bridge from the moment
the barrier was removed ; and now, as
the Southampton nears !>t. IVtei s Fort,
she is almost sorry the voyage is about to
teiinitiate, aliieit tliey are an hour be
yond.the average dmatUm of the ru
l,, » »» d " y del'Rbtful bolt, ay
„ father of her cousins excellent
uncle Philip—invned her‘ to accompany
him anil the girls on their tour through
the north of r ranee.” ihey have lelt
It. in at st. Main. On pat ling with them,
he said.
“1 have business which will detain me
in ttiis neighborhood for a couple of
days, so you had lletter go on without
me. esjieeially as that |>arty at Cortt
tliwfiite’s is a in v>umg folks’affair, and I
B vmlv he the way. Of course I
shall sp^itri an evening with liim in
Gin i hsey as I return, to talk over oh!
times; but you get on Isabel will
take cate of vou.”
His continual deference to bis niece
as a person more to he relied on tban
his own daughters gives attylliitig but
pleasure to them. She is their junior.
Her experience is inferior in all respects
to theirs. She has seen less society, has
tasted less life. They, however, are too
much in awe of their father to openly
manifest any oojeclion to lii.s views; and
consequently, when Clara and Amy do
“show temiM'i" to their cousin, it is
on occasions when the Held is literally ,
their own. They are fine, showy girls;
1 ’" 1, slie '* l’l'etty, and “as sweet as i
English air cau make her.” Ml Hers has
. it K u
daug'itei , ,, , tueii s. that . of f the spoilt
darlings of a wea.thy nercl ant-prn.ee.
1 hey have been U.vtled to break ti.eir
voyage at Guernsey, n. order to take
nart in an evening at he Iio.ish- of heir
father s retired friend. Stephen Co,..
, hwaile. 1 he programme embraces
dinner, a carpet-d.ince. and charades.
The M.sses Chadwick aie lient on con
fiuest, hikI. like the uncomelv elder
sisters in the stoi v of Cimlerelhiq have
disclosed their intentions to Isabel. .Sue
knows intuitively that she owes her
invitation solely to ttie kind considers
tie,, of her uncle Puilip. If they had
had their will she would have been con
demned to sirend her evening at the hotel
winch is then piesent tempoiary
rtestmaiton.
n.e passengers have been ban,shed
t!^uarteroi^k; l, ga^^
root fr"*,. the back of the extensive liar
laws to the topmost he,gins beyond.
rhose persons hound for Guernsey, who
a-e sufficiently themselves to undertake
the task, are pe kutg out their luggage
7 'I 1 U '* ■" 1 " t,, at ,w ? l r en f e<l T"', y
O, Ian ,"g ami 1 a,I- la,leu with timbrel
las, lem pte sol fiowers and handbags,
herw sepepamigtoslepasiore. lie
fmm 11 rn'chiu ' Viss °Skelton ^Itetiaying "elert V
fe;U ure of her bright face toe
keen,tess of her enjoyment, has no
thought of her baggage. Besides
“You a, e certain I cannot be of any y
service to you ¥”
The voice is that of a tall, handsome
vouiig fellow of about five-and-twenty,
who has shown her a good ileal of deli
e de alien, ion during the voyage, lie
had found her a camp stool and rug,
and bad “packed her up” under a nan
teresr in tlif»coi#tents of hiu sketch book.
“Thank you very much, my cousins
and myself are expected, and we are
only going to the hotel.’’
“May 1”—be began, arid then ap
iiearing to recollect himself, he added,
‘ Doyourt main long in Guerus-y V”
“That (leiK-mls entirely on iny uncle,”
replied Isabel, ingenuously. “He will
follow us fmm St. Malo the day J after
to-moiiow.
;Then o’Ymt'never I must wish liere^X^ you good l^bel
weie I ,ei e tieroie. Isabel ¥” .
,
will like it. I do not profess to under
stand sm-h tilings; but those win, do,
Lionel Grant for example-why look,
Amy. there he is and sue and her
sister acknowledged, and affanly withal,
the salute ot a gentleman who was pro
feeding m the three mu which the car
riage was taking. It was Isabel’s
om,i,<njwm ’le rr,j iy. As his smile, if
not lrs h w. was evidently directed as
such to her as to her cousin, site also
inclined Irer head, blushing tne While,
this rime the culm of a full-blown rose.
you knnwmt.fi’ iff w’* U t‘ •'t y"'rte ' ns
been skeiciiing in Jersey these tiirue
weeks, ami you never surely met It tut in
England.’’
“I l never never saw saw him .im until until this this rnnr.tirer motnmg
on Doara t.ie replied Isabel sun
i-iy.
“tilt !” exclaimed Clara, with meanin'.
at the same, time exchanging' glancck
w ith !’«r sister. t',
requir, ,n introduction hicu
e Com t It Waites’.”
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* ,rnf .“V i l^c sp,” ; “Ii# rejoined is friend she, with of the an
a
V, 1,1 ill-natured remarks T
1 ! * V’WujHfcil »o * lid rtS . C1 J «“* f
f^oXu the .-irV tm t’*1^ Cindenlia t'^hled of the malicious to note
little •■(*■>-•{) It was clear that the
kiiuvht, Miss...,,*d vici were put out by the
V « . { the accident which had
broogi ’ Lionel Grant and Miss
Isabel If-Hoii together. On returning
from t *i vn apartments to the coffee
rmim. i • sup itemeut the a n Jo jy lor a
hteaki. w, ich they had had m Jersey
by p a rl Of a more substantial re
past, t. - tg ladies found, to the d,s
tress dt one if them, that part of the
luggagi iae gone forward to Southanip
toil. Label's trunk was missing! She
c ..u d I ve cried with vexation as she
tliou-, r of the party at the Corn
tliwaib X Clara, the grittier of the two
.islets. Said : ;
"Olg.well, it can’t be helped ; you
will Mr* to send an apology. You
n» ght have one of my dresses, but it
would rot til ; and ns for Amy”—
”1 have it.” excla tiled
Amy, > .errupting her sister. She wan
just tin least bit sorry for Ualilel. “You
know ff A t bloomy gray dr< ss of mine;
wear t 1 at. ■ Tne trimming is rutlier
shabby-imt what is to be done ? And
fine fen hers do not always make iiii
birds, v‘>u know."
“TiiKjtk bA,iiie vou,” exclaimed Isabel; “1
shah to make ttiat do nicely.”
In her vy site kissed Amy, which mark
of gratitude that young person received
with a -*iglit feeling of compunction.
CUAf'J&U tl.
It w: ft merry dinber party. Mr. and
Mrs. Co iituwai e cottld uot do enough
to idea.-' ’t'c their gue^t^, ISefiigVf .Loth tlien and
suit eqiifntly ; and that order
of peup: who have sunny notionsof life,
and ite. r grow old, they succeeded to
admiral >u througnout. Twice only
during i ,e evening had Lionel Giant
fom.d Ir juvelf in tlte immediate society
of Miss Aeltou, once as her partner in
a quant : »e, and qg.un as au actor with
ner in « •o.uutlr. j
111 Ui ii- iuterchaiTjie thern* of the rippling
a “I =, .jL I# , of society, appealed to
, c2!' , , WRf
.
were ea st, hers hallingly *'oruiliff timorous,
.. x lmil „„ idt . a lh|a timt I
WHS to have the pleasure of mertmg you
, !1IM ‘ vvi11 1 MissCuad
Wlck allJ si lel , L „, rl lhl . ul H g . eill
.u-a, in London last season. Is it not
slllRuIiU . Ult>y ueVt . r lvfl . n . ed to you
Isabel .cplied. -Our
fives are so different, lam a farmer’s
., ll „| l t uii „ 11 , L » i... ** ,, l ^ .* llt# ... rtie
.11 1 1 ,,)l !“ { " ‘‘ ult t ""“ther .
J « way
' ...“I 1 2,,? WUilt y<,U Cil11 U,P
toi f i Z ‘ Ur ‘ r » t l ,l ZJi e ! , l ,a, ... ^ 8 j sa . "
ii , >
l e .qi^rved th'e Jrt.rtMSj
rtlld c „ lljoill u y
werepleesed pair/took to term brazen tlirUtion of
tiie Isabel to task. It was
ola.a wi,o spok -.
a,,^T/S 1 "I,f"exjrera 7!!
ilHllll Iie ,j J (this was a’falsehood
CI ,i lletl im llie S| K ,„. eil uoticed
, beside ours. Ives ¥ Fray be
circumspect; otherwise I shall feel
, t duty to teJJ papa.”
N -thing was farther from Miss Cl,a 1
wick’s intentions than the fullill.nentof
u „ s thwat 1)ia sf ,e hoped it wouldde
|i( , ;S h her cousin, and it dal. the mu,
utes wlli,jl ‘ 1111,1 • s l' , ' d 8,1 j-’F-'mly began
»»«' W J'» gradually lie
m '^lf “Vl miles <7 away. y VVtieii ’ “7 Mr. Grant
ai-costed her sue rep bed to hnn w.th
,l11 all J ot constraint. Looking uucoii
flightin saftSe' ' 1 ‘malhfious ^^rkle ss^^Skelton’s 0 ^.^;
to the ' " cause MU:ia of r M VI »s &Keltou s
2 , ‘ ‘' ‘
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0 On, Mi. Cot nthwitite, what ,, , a . lovely .
f, .i.fi I -,!.', iMtiH ?\ 1 J.Vt ‘'I 1 8 ''. r*, 111 V"’ t,1 “
’ tiaJaim, of nJiii ^ C ° Us " ■
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^ . . y ”’T. <l ' u< J< !, ' ». ! e ' e f r :
**’'* . " | J! ' , as " ’ !!?u' ‘ {' 7° *' .7 t '7 .'i
1 'a'" ’ **,!, d . "T 1 m!
^ , i u,, y vmi
e .pecailj to Ii is care. L-t t t us i" to cards,
J,ch fncill ufce w plcUire^” ole t ih if >.i 1 1 ■ l ‘ is ** ‘
1 '7 T H "** s,,,<f "t ‘‘Hrinonized With
< Claras a liews, trut uotwitii Granl’8.
panted ykabel nfc c!^^? Mu^’fXw^
U y An, and t wo Guernsey young
iad.es aid tine, respective cavaliers,
Isabel w;|* i attended by an ancient beau,
ga,laul tiiTutner’s a fault. Neither of tuc.n
toatul couversatio.i very mi
tertamuil. line partv had uot proceeded
far wnelbLiom 1 exclaimed:
aV'uee laxiiea which d'liV'ei'v” is it to be ' coin
forint of tetris
--By altoipiin hive some ex
cjte u,eiu, ’ rejoined Clara. Sue bad
U)llll d e ,ict iu her protecLor. The beau,
wl, ° "ad h».,t couiitlencc in himself,
counseled pnnlence; but lie was over
ruled. Usposiiig of their trains in a
Uiauner tuat nol»-d ill for tie apt tear
l.ubc.* 'iietldige.*.... the m-.rrow.
u.c vigorous ■■ pursued toe l. -
tu ->uh p it i w.ucj w.in stru :k o»il by
t.nor gui,t-, an 1 t.e-ire party speedi
Iy gain-d m- ti-.g.it*. In tin- s-rambie
tsa./el. w»,> (.ml pevs-stenUy dccbnwl the
No. 3.
found ha^p^i^flSou*"st^minT to'spJTre
herself alone, ft troubled her so
Sffi^SyR-JS-S real of the capricious t
scarcely heeding expedition : and which’ so
the direction in
ssp«:»%wac and Amy so cruel to her V She was sure
there was nothing in her innocent enjoy
®*« * the bright conversation and
pleasant society of Lionel Orant-what
a dear handsome fellow he was I— which
they could quo mrty find fault with
They were jealous. That was it They y
grudged—
A fall, a piercing scream ’ ft dull thud , ’ uu
and silence. ’
She had mined her footing on the
shorn grass, which is there as smooth as
veivef, and hatl been precipitated into 1010
the ugly dep Its below
it is evident that her erv has been
heard. A loud ringing shout conies
front the other side of the l.tv It ii
tlie .Voice Lionel l<J runt ' He lias
seriiAtsly rudely cast aside Miss Chadwick idy rtf’that and
serioNisly jeopardized jeopardized the the saK"“ s /W n.->»
voting meaning!of ladv in his tlXerv m unvifc idlemir « to learn
the
......
“Where is Miss Bn.Ve” Ske!uu» (tXname ¥ v Will no
body speak ¥ of the
beau), Treating “she was in your Aarge.)’ sdirn
with indignant the
stammering gentlibnau, (Jh.t tmtilogies turi^d of the feeble /wo old
'ImdvVicks, liuddied to tlte Miss
t mpw togetber and
said fiercely / ) ’
:
"I must ask you to take care of your
selves”—
“Oh, Mr. Grant, if miitliintr ° Should
have happened to Is tliel”—
“Would you be very sorry ?” lie asked
bittf rly.'» '
,
Hereupon Clara began to cry. Paying
not the leist attention to her grief, ’ Li.i
uel turned to the men and said :
••Those of you who know the bay,
come with me. There is not a moment
to be lost. A heavy squall is coining
Whereupon he sped with perilous alac
rity In the direction whence the shriek
Imd appeared income. All this happened
in the space of a few moments. As
Grant’s voice, with its continuous cry
“Miss Skelton, Mis* Skelton I” was
heard lower in the craggy hollow of the
bay, the threatened squall came on in
hitler earnest, and perfected the physical
misery of the women, who were crouched
in a heap under the joint protection of
a stone waU and ou, friend lii aye. Tne
m-ton w is bid ten b.u.-ud a dee_* 3!i cloud .
needed as i,tone! in their and Ids Guerus-y a ( mv,.
rapidity, search, be with feverish
it became evident that without
the light of the moon tins chance of
/hiding the poor girl was remote indeed
lie continued his cry, "Miss Skelton
M ss Skelton 1” with piteous force
Tlien he prayed for a blink, just a I,link,
of tile light of the moon. During those
MNirfui minutes tin* knowledge c.tnu* to
liim'ikea llasli of instnratiou that lie
loved this bonny maid of Kent with a
love unsneakable, and if—But tlte
thought was iiiaddening. Oh, for tlie,
moon } Thunk God, there it was at last.
I’aiising in his downward career, he
vond peered him, with painful care near sod’be
and described -something.
Whi't, was it that shone so curiously
about a dozen feet below the crag over
which lie leaned ¥ The fringe of pea¬
cock fra them. Argus’ eyes had met
his! Calling aloud for assistance as lie
lifl.il up her head, bleeding from the
fall that had stunned her, he whispered
her name:
‘•Miss Skelton—Isabel - dear Isabel I
It is I, Lionel Grant. You know me.
Thank God she 1 iv s !”
T 'ey carried her to the footpath that
skirts the bay, and found with joy that,
uve the severe wound she had sustained
in her head, she was unhurt.
“Will it leave a scar ¥” she asked, as.
ceeded leaning to upon here Lionel, carriage they slowly ’pro¬
w a was waiting
to take her to Mr. Corntliwaitf’s.
“Yes, dear.” lie whispered, “in toy
heart. But you must heal that.”
And she will.
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A a °° d Cement.
tor mending almost
' . u '^ ,M ) bo made by wixm g to
getlier litharge and glycerine to the con
k kt 0 ''7; J|V 8 ’ , tr f 1 ’>),•*» r J u< «" inch ln m * diameter ron ten
-
k' ltl' s can tH- filled and used the same
°* )*‘ata als in boiling water and fond. It
may » be use I to fasten on lamp-tops,
in tighten loose tints, to secure loose
8 wiiomj nuts are lost, to tighten
| (JOf ’ , 'i' IJIll -s mbs, of w«><i and or in iron, loose boxes
hi wagon a great mai.v
tel a f s ’ I " al * cases the articles
mend, . d , eloilld , 1 not be used until " nlu the lIMs
Xmw&XIt'vX ......ti t ........... . ,
the quantity used, T ds cement will
resist till! action ot water, hot or cold,
Hyi,ls ’ iu,,,ul,u ' sta,,y,iw ,:f —
An alligator at Chamlbally, India,
finding a native asleep with his feet
hanging over the side of his boat,
h>d the luckless Hindoo and carried him
«». ' police inspector tracked and
killed the man-eater, and found in bis
stomach twenty-.iix pair* of bras* ban
Rlw "»'< anklets, two sets of gold ear
lings and a number of toe-rings. This
sll, igator, jn iging from the size of the
"•’••aments, bad devoured at least four
wom-n and five children, not to take
account of iietiple that wore im jewelry,
"* * -**■--
A bare fo Red darkey, while hoeing
coUou one <lay, saw nis toe under a
clod, and thinking it a mole’s head, hit
it and hurt him.elf. After working
with it HWniU* !i<* #nt tlml, s<*t bin foot
on a stump ami said ; “Well, jes pain
aw.iy now. i d .esu’t care ; you hurts
ycisclf wu.iiu ye do me.”
Tile Democrat.
ADV&ftTl.lKG HATE* I
SSR Qa»n«r '. '. "
Column; twelve months . . 20
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I3T One Inch or Less
square. We have no fractions of a
all fraction* of squares will be cot
squares, tract liberal deduction* ntadf £
Advertising.
TrichinousPork in Chicago.
Chicago has a health commissioner.
SS2S»SJK& ho fiVT
^'ertfnre, «® »"“‘ethiiig inaugurated inside pork ; and h«,
HitlEISIrirS an exploring ex
se&sssa W«><*h!ar fcicroscopes
that have an
amplifying l*>wefol »evM)ty-five diame
l « rs \ f/vm the tk.sh of eacn otUie first
J) f ut 1 u " d lwv , red piecos—oire ""K» ««* Aroui came the to teuder- they
i‘»' n “bd the other from the ham—cut
U,I S Urn pieces into longitudinal sections
so that they could be placed uuder the
difttrumeut. Light percent, of the hogs
Were round to be infected with the terri
W ** trichiu*; some badly, wliiieiuothem
oulv c°inpiiratively few weie found. Id
i ,MS L,tter tho wonm w “ r « ‘"variably
found in the tenderloin, the latter being
1,1 “ ll «“*■« ll »* affected part. lS
“ ,,e of l ' ie * ,0 8R IJ.OOO parasites were
found tc the cunic inch, tho smallest
"uuilier beittg thirty-five.
Tl.ese f, c.s aie otlicial and startling.
Toe Toe hogs hogs that that were were examined examined were were not not
any l ,al ticular class ; they represented
the average slaughtered hogs of Chicago
~ of auv ot * 141 ' western citv for that
matter. It may he set down as ft fact
that eight per cent, of the pork of the
cou,,!r y * 8 tnchiiious. And ________ there _____ is no
way to assort the hogs wuile alive, for
‘‘ichinous hogs are uot generally oOt of
Tbe experts of the Chicago
iiealtn coniutissiouers report the resulQi
of l 'ieir .•xperiiuent with a white rat
three weeks old. The rat thrived araax
found ‘"Dy on the food, a d when killed it was
to lie literally alive with trichina
fl 'inn the tip of its nose to the end of its
fall* Nor can trichina be infalliably
detected in the carcass of meat except
trough the use of a microscope; and
Bullock microscopes are not thrown in
w every box of bacon,
will eat pork they must cat
trichina. That much is established. It
will he freely granted that live trichina
H,e not 11 desirable diet. We cannot
«o»venientlv detect their presence, and
our safety therefore lira in killing them
Move eating. Tide can be done bv »
thorough cooking of the po k. Tbeycsn
"”t stand heat, although they can Stand
without any perceptible loss of vlealty
«altina, or other forms of ordinary pick
Tlle Chicago microscopic, how*
’ vt ‘ r -euys that if a small quantity of
s »!bbnroim acid be used in |>aeklng
l,HIUS il wiU kil1 th « worms withouf iu
t,,p r ‘ pesmeaira Ms* barn,
ye t f U‘lft W idivir Wll|» 6aBilf l,i,li r| l» « »
An Irreverent Legislator.
[Rr.no Qatetts .]
An enterprising contemporary ha* bran
•ending a circular to tile Assemblymen and
Senators-elect asking them for brief lore
graphical sketches of tlrem*elves. They
are appealed to be kind enough to answer
the following questions and to forward by
return mail such other Information about
themselves as may be useful and lnter*,t
ing to the public, tine of them, filled out
ns follows, arrived to-day, directed to tha
editor of the Uuzetto :
Place of nativity—Duck Flat.
Whence to this State-Duck Flat.
Polltices in 186t—Same tin now.
Present politics—Flexible.
Profession-Scaring the rotten mono
polies Into buying oil.
Married or single—A Mormon who lire!
up to Ills privileges.
Age—A dark mystery.
Post office address—Kept carefully eon
cealeil.
Under the head of miscellaneous informa
tioii about myself I may say that I’m a
pretty fair average legislator, and I don't
want to subscribe for any more newspapers,
or write myself up for them like a vain
idiot.
Yours, in the true faith.
Daring Attack on a Fanner's
House.
fanner, , String Tuesday night a well-to-do
mimed Joseph Rhoads, and his
family, residing at Laurv’s station on
the Lehigh Valley Kailrmd near
Easton, Pa., were attacked by four men
who, upon enterimr the farmer'*
Mr. Rhoads, feari'ig that they mifcht
carry out their threats, surrendered
nearly all his money, a large sum, vVltile but
how much is not exactly known
the robbers were searching the house a
servant girl ran from the rear end of the
house and alarmed the neighbors. By
the time help arrived the robbers bad
departed, but the neighlKirs soon went
in pursuit of them and succeided in
anestiurr "nesting Vutt.un Nathan v..., I' ranee, , llting , in
having assisted m in comm,ttii.g the^rob
bery and told a storv which itriilicute.-l
lilKdSS escauedwithtlevaluaLsaid
in,n YMWble* and
money.
Pbiladelnbi* iniMelplna ha, has a a marvel marvel tn in . a double A* h.
“ w,,umn - h,, ‘ 1 18 known as the
^Wmngale,” is twenty-seven years old
* l,rt ,!t a n.-gress. The Tim* say*; "The
sit un her shoulders at angla. to each
other, so that the net which keeps up the
hair of one touches the net which keeps up
the hair of the other, and, if the owner will*
it, the two heads may bump against aach
other like playing-bones in the hands of an
expert. The. singular part is her conversa
ttun. One tongue begins to talk the eyes
brighten, the lace becomes animated. At
th., point the observer catches sight of thn
° ;1 ‘ 1 ' Uoe lookmg ovdi i he o h< r iln-uider
"dh a ,-ort o, gr.tt on it, and tin. othrt eyes
j 1 h " 1 tl ’ t ‘ lu - Fiv.-ently the s.cbnd
.
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