The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, December 25, 1888, Image 4
(Jr~rpos6. biit
advisablo to
mynvwm. mm ?
t together the stronger
, rftcious will tyrannize
?a, und the weakest will
_ from its fodcj but its:
be *6 cowed that it will avoid',
ami pine away to mort
This is the caso with
the uncfterlings will
_ ^joiigh, even when the
,ot feeding. Horned cattle
other severely, and even the
fl^sh by their oonstant at
tpon the weaker.pnes. The truo
""its should be kopt alone, or,
it, should i?o dishorned and
Of their offensive weapons. The
P*g?.
to fun
^hiuvuoqq U4CI1 IV t
considerable profit. Whero
hones, and cattle aro jermitte
together losses and injuries cannot , be
avoided. ? jtftM York Time.
? 'i&k "i": ?
Difference* <n Chnrnt. ^
JtiB not so much upon the chtini* m
the person who uses it that the'quantity
and uuaUtv Of the huit?f
le old-fashioned up-and-down ehurn
will make quite as good and as muo'a
butter as any other, but with greatly
' more labor ^ tucov of t iroo.
" f:~ And churns differ mostly iu thirrespe&r.s
Hut those who use churns diffor very
much more. The churning should be
do#e*Hpldly in tho e churds which lire
^ deficient in the requisite agitating action
. of concusfien upon 4he cream, and it
should be stopped always when the
bhtter is smaU grains, . life have used
chums fgksf%krMiml '
(arly lifty years, nod have
many in that time, but
eiuregard to the
imy' when each
is only one-tenth as hard
old- fash; one d one, ?New
Walk. . ? I
We have known numerous road-bred
iraca that Would walk fo?r and a >aU
ft Hv? --faaUea anhour without yrg^>g.
d many, In faot most, weU-J>re.d
ad horBca could be taught to cover
later diatancea than thia in tbo same
% U it weJo not for the custom of puV
igtho colt* to the V^aJwnariV^S?:
e in hame e ^uj bVa>mer'? oirHnowa
oughlug, harrowing, ^wofKing ^ W
?%3Whh?^B
gravitf^/the eggs ia deorea ^d,
by a delicate poising of an egg in a ]
standard solution of salt tho quality may ;
be do term In td. One part of- the best I
salt dissolved in eight parts of water j
will moko such a solution. A. glass inr I
six iochoi deep may bo used for this test.
The liquid ts put into the jar and tho i
?gg gently dropped into it. If it !
slowly Sinks to the bottom the egg is |
fresh and sound and fit fot* the preterm i
Jng process ) if it touches the bottom and
then rises a l.ttlo it has begun to change,
but may still be put away for future use,
but will dot keep so long as the better
egg*. As the eggs are older ihey, rise
higher iu the liquid, until they float'and
even prqjqct partly above the water.
Those eggs should rejected, m one
bad egg fill spoil'Vffbarrelful of good
ones in. tho preserving liquid. '
For the preservation of eggs the total
oxoluslon of air- only is needed. All
phemical preparations, antiseptic sub
stances; 4'glaciallno," and other nostrums
a^i^bsorbed b} the substance" Of the
I erg; and ttie'eggs nro spoiled for use.
I'Tno yolk becomes hard and cannot bo
uted for many purposes in cooking. It
is desirable to have a douse Uquiu, for
the occlusion of air and salt is quite
sufficient for this purpose alone; lime is
equally effective and is mostly employed
by the dealer# ib eggs who buy them at
this teaton when they are plentiful and
put them away for winter salo.
The limo method is as followac A peck
of limp is slacked in sufficient water to
produce a pasty, sotpi liquid mass. This
is mixed with .water as soon as all the
.limo U completely slacked to make half
a barrclf ul. vTho eggs are thou carefully
pnok'cd away in thia liquid until the bar
rel ia tilled, when tho eggs will be cov
ered about one inch deop with it. Soma
of the lime pa9te la reserved, (p cover the
egg*; this)is done by spreading a Cloth
o vet the barrel and covering thUT with
tho lime paste U ilf an inch thick. . This
h pre sea cioso to the edge of tho barrel
and tho cloth is turned over it The sur
face is always kept eo vored with water.
Eggs so packed will k< op without . in
jurious change for several moutlm. The
dealers make use of brick vats for stor*.
ing tho egg vAtid use broad dippers for
handling tno eggs, which, as aome arp
taken out, float tp thb. surface. As (ho
eggs are dipped out for ialo they are but
Into lath qj-atea to aiwlti; and are then
washed by pouring water over them nrn
til quit* frped from the limo.
1>6 kept safely for threq
HpCiOg them with linseed
parafllne, or any kind of oil
>t turn rancid or bu abeorbod
?vi.insec4bil is excellent for
The egg i? held between
d thumb by the ends nnd is
lntho6il,and thdq rubbed with
Kor or with a small brush to bring
_ .In contact with the' whole of the/
fire. The eggs are then set in dry
j)j?n or common l on the email end And'
Ore oovored with the bran sufficiently to
kbop them from brenklog. Whon filled'
the box or barrel is covered and is kept
in a cool, dry place. A. small quantity
of the Oiled eggs may bo kept in a twinj
'itat Qrff square bag and hung up in a
cellar, the point of suspension beit^
Changed every day* This prevents the*
ice.of the yolk to tho shell, whijNfc
be avoided. The greatest irt |vl?f ;
paefced in dry substances i$ tW
? consequents;;
?2r|w .dinger 1* avowed
* iking, and thp lime
?nod ia thft simplest
the best-.-Alw.
the^hecossity of! , .
ie grQcd of a few.
Virtue needs no distinguishing mark,
it displays its own identity.
A well covered house may bo empty
intido, also a well covered head.
Genius will Bhow itself somohow, as a
ipringtinds its way to the surface.
Equal talent aepends upon nature,
squal opportunity is tbo right of all.
The aim of mere polit:cians is to per
Hiado the people they are having their
own way. /'
Men are never bo really little as when'
thoy attempt to be greater than they
really aro. . ?
The laborer is the sole bnse of tho
public pyramid; the top may* bo high,
but It need* the baso.
If inon know ns much at forty as they
think they, know at twenty, what a wise,
itorld thto would bo. , ?
It la only by labor that thought can be
mado healthy, and only Iqr thought that
abor can bo mado happy.
Truth, liko sunlight, is influent; but
is this gives iife only ns it is tho medium
)f heat, so troth ouly as it is the medium
>r love. . '
Youth is but the painted shell within
ffbk'h, continually growing, lives that
wondrou* thing, .the spirit of a man,
5 ding it* moment ot aspiration, earlier
.n some than in others.
All truly wise thoughts have been
ihought already thoisands of times;
>ut, to make them truly ours, wc must
;hink them over again, honestly, till
;hey take root in our personal experience.
A Professional :
"Taxidermy has always been ono of
;he fine arts," said a littlo, dried up old
nan, tested behiud a multitude of
ituffed aud unstutfed auimals in a collar
n a downto.wu street to me. "Ilcarned
ny trade in Germany many years ago,
md came to this country whoa taxldor.r.
iiista wore fewor {han now. Is there a
iving in the businoss? Yea, a modor
itely fair one, b it not what it med to
>e. And thou prices an> Slower than
!crmerly. Why, I used to reeei o #8 to
^ t jj fomtu ling a plain, everyday Thotnas
jat, but now I'm lucky if I cab got one
;hird that ?um'/or the work. n.
"What ii u*ed for stutHng animals?" "
??Many taxiderm sts nse straw and ex.
ielsior, but I ^.efe.' c?tto\i. U air it
?ften used, but it is expensive.- l adies
whose pot dog* or cats have died somo
,imca no to g. o \t C.xpjiiso in h tying thorn
uulTol with hair. A fow inon hs 113$ I
oerformed a ou'rious piece of. work f >r a,
in tie bpjrwhose mothef lives on Fifth,
ivenuo. The child was foud of whito
nice, and had' as many a* twenty dfj
.hem in a room at the top of h'a mothat V
louso. Through the room ran a pipe"
:rom a sto e in the room below. The'
iuo was defective, and ono morning the:
ihddV^raiit to the rpon where his pots
tforO roiy to find them dead. Tho pip6>
ltd broken, and the White mico were
\ totally smoked to death. Half a do -.eh
1t<moro recovered and, the rest died,
rh^ boj^ was dlscoftsolate, and nothing
would do him but he muit hive them
puffed. I d dn't w's\ to undertuko the'
*tot>, /which ' I knevy }vo:il<L bo a dificnlt
>ne, but bojng pressed byroo mother of.
;lib chiMl, cottsoi^ed. I stulTod riearly a
Jp'.en of the little iel'o wo and stuck
>h*m on a board: They look > I ?pt:to
aatural, I can assure you. 8uvi t auima *
)f any aortare hardor to stulTthanlarge
ines. -\V hy ? liedntise their bodies are
lot largoentiughto porta t of tilling.
? 'What kind of household pota do you
^^^^^skod^J^ll but tfriflpl
?or
- _ .JoiTHrom tho laboratory of Le
*ux A Co. , crioniist? ana assay ?re, Ne* York
Citrv some ipt\wstiDg facts are presented
a?i?V ? ? ad alteration of liquor.
i second and third
. __ City ancrearefuily
[concludes that the
at the present day
*re in such small
of consldera
on," mechanic on tbe
Bower^^^^^^^^^R \-n Water street is
rs little whether he
boughtl^^^HIPK forty per cent, alcohol
brandy of JMHfy conts.or a quart of twenty
8ve per cent, flavored and diluted at fifty
^ents; it is the alcohol he craved and that
<vh(i-b produces the effect"
Tlio Cttrso of Saloons,
'Town with tbs Saloon*," was the subject
discoursed by the Rev. Charles F. Goss to a
large audience at Moody's Chicago Avenue
Church. "The word of Cod." said he,
"speaks in utter reprobation of drunkenness.
The condemnation of the word of God is
specially directed toward the saloon. The
saloon, as we now understand it, is tho geno- .
sis of modern evil, it the word of God con--]
demns drunkenness ,t must surely condemn
the place where drunkenness is manufac
tured.
- "When wo enter these glided palaces of
?In, with their beveled mirrors, their richly
cut-glasses and their rare pottery, the first
object ones eyes fall upon is a pair of scales
placed in a conspicuous comer for the poor
drunkard to weigh his shame on> - 1 would to
God I could put scales into tho saloons of
Chicago lhat would weigh men's Characters
or weigh their souls. Asa political factor
the saloon occupies an important plnce. There
isn't a system of moral or political govern
ment buttle saloon-keeper lias a hand in the
making oflts laws. They are doing more. to
corrupt the civil government of tho country
of America than all tho re9t of this country s
corruptive practice* put together. Socially
tbe saloon also plays an important part. It
it corrupts politics what must bo its effects
upon society, with ita impure pictures adorn
ing its walls, ita conversation so vi!o, do
graded, and low that a man cannot frequent
such a placo without all or his true and noblfc
idem* being dragged and trampled in the
mire. ?
"Its influence ok tho home is absolutely
destructive from the first hour a man crosses
the threshold or one of these hell-hole^ 6t
iniquity. . Given up to impure. conversation,
gathered intytyiearmsof convival conipin
lons, what cares he for the' wife or children
starving at hofne, with tbe winter winds
creeping in under the threshold and poverty
starfngin at the window?. On the individual
life of m^n tbe saloon is a manufactory of
drunkards. It take* the raw material from
our hontea and c6nv?rtn it {jito a besotted,
drunken wretch. It takes, from the center
of ! our homes the bright, beautiful, happy
boy: that face which a motbpr has smiled
upon and bas lov*d*w|io lipe have been kissed
by in loving' mother ot: fond sister. All the
strength and: boanty Of tl>et manhood is
drawn ioto these hellish hincliinw and trans
formed into a poor, low, miserable druukard.
As you drain ? swamp of its cui eed malaria,
just to triiich you -'drain this curbed institu
tlon rom oiu 'and."? Ghioigo Vetw.
Yellow Fover and Drink.
About tbe middtO of August, when the yel?
low.fev?Jr bpidemio Was at its height, a aiato
meat appeared in the papers quoting Mayor
Archibald, of JaoWsonvlllo; flla , as saying
Hhats "the vel.ow fever is the best temper*
nnce lecture the city ever bad.*' Two- thirds
bf the fatal oases, be said, had boon among
persons addicted "to drink, while total ab?
jiad been OQmparat 1 vol y free.
eW Yo?k ' Voice wrote to 1
Id to know if these statements
Mayor
stainerd had
Ps$r Ne I . WM -
Archibald to know if these statements wew
tims andrecelveathd. following answer:
?V ? ; & M&toh'h Ockick, ?
D, T. .OkrOw, Acting Mayor, )
. JaGkbONVim.k, Kla.ji^ct, 16, 1?8S.
"Editor 'JM Voice? Dear Sir; Replying
to your communication 0M8th ihst., I may
say that Mr, Airqhibald, Wlio was for a time
acting mayor of this city, left fcomotlmo agor
during the present epidemic. 'Abe stattntfehta
madefy Mr. Archibald ore Bu>;8taut)ally
correct? AftMr* reference^ ? 16/ ' tint early
trt of (be epidemift .AtJthe tn.^o of
h^d tidt^i the
scarcely ' a\
ai
aii?? i>K the tfhiten w?a pro
Kinto theft rftrfjo proporti<l
f een hloki and as th?aM|pr>oi
tjonaliy botter ablo to with?
than Caucasians, the percen
y oolored people
d tho 'mortality
fcWylft j>er cent.
$ Of negroes ha\#
*be uonstitcu
yellow favfcr
" toS to
?tribe of
living by.
ing? hav* beta itt>eaft straits siuoe
the occupation of w^itfWiin^;v-gro inula
efforts ha^b l^oen Jhado^ ^ievo their
distrdls 'and to*?teach tliem farming,
and in 188G about 803 aores were culti
vated by theiu. In their chief home in
the Island of Yesso, tho Ainos are esti
mated to number ^yjflQ^indiyiduals,
with 8,600 ltouM^fl
Prince iJ^aWPWcfoR in extfomeli
English in' Rli^lSft titles, ways and
talk, and objects to talking in any for
eign language when it is not absolute
ly necessary.
A LlTTiiK girl being asked to deflno n
volcano, answered: "It's a mountain
that throws Up fire, smoke, and liver."
* "" .V ffi
Krwptlon of the Mkln Cured.
* Brockville, Ontario. Canada, I
Decomljor 2, I88R. j
I have used Brandiibtii's PiliS for .the past
fifteen years, and think them the beat tathaitid
and anti-bilious remedy known. For some five
years I sulTored with an eruption of tho skin
tha& gave me great pain and annoyance. I tried
different blood remedies, but, although gaining
strength, the Itching was unrelieved. I finally
concluded to take a thorough course 6f BnAN
drbths Pxt.ijs. I took six each nlgtyt for four
nights, then five, fovir^thrce, two. lessening
each timo by one^bfj^eft ^>r one month took
one every \iight,yi|liu tiie happy result tiyit now
my skin is perf?ptly clear and has Leon so over
ilnce. ^ ^ ' KD.y*fU?KV
A?ronauls aro uenflj^lyi^w^Uf: 0#!? iri bal
loont, unites ihey tro BloVi"- .?
me, I'm tWnkfoy W
" Purgatory Bullet
An excited Irishman iataly rue
Boston drug stoftv, havlrifc wwbroli
pcAranco generally.
"I'm all wrong ento<r^lj"
to straighten mo out.
tory Hullota' will nk v
d'vo tax for tnlmr*' .
asked the clerk. '"Prtrgw
tsomoihiti' loikothat, tboy
the man. "Shure, I'm In
with headachc, ami 11 v.
shtomaoh, and the dlvil Auuvrnnuuvaiij v. xi4?
clerk pttaaod out a vial of Dr.-Plerce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, and Pint wont oft contented,
Those Httle Pollute cure all dorangemonta o{ .
liver', stomach and bowels. Suga^coatod, 11 c-'
tle larger* than mutttard seeds, and pleasant to
take. /Druggists. "
. ? ? ? ? ' fir
The man who colors clothes Is never afraid -
of any dyer results, ..
? ? - '
How to Gain Vlult and tflrengtW. '? '
Use after eaoh Wb*Scott;.? K.mui.bion With
Uypophosphites. It. Is as palatable lin'riiUk,
nrd easily digested. The rapidity with wh'oh
flelicat-? people improve w>th4ItiT uso- Is wop
derlul. UsJ It and try yrfOf -weight. As A
remedy for Consumption. 'flbroat affections
snuBronchltfr. it is unequated, Please refcd:
"1 used Scott's Emulsion in a chlld'clght
months old with1 good- result?. He gained lout
t ounda in a very short t me."Tno. PlUM1,
Alabama.
??
greatest smokers in j^awn? Factory ohlm
w*. : ?
Do*? th i> Envth Really M
oVet
Scienqe says that It does, ou? we cannot help'
en yr*
science flays tuat
Wondering sometfti JIL
tike about, it, when w^ se? bow Stubbornly
certain old foglea fclintc to theif musty and
antiquated ideas, It>*ar.;bcHeved ottcetbat
consumption was incurablo, and although it
has been clearly demonstrated that It Is not.,
thousands of old-time u&yslolann closo their
<) cs and put their hands to their eam and re*
fuse to abandon the theory* But tor all thr^j
the world moves on, and Dr. Pierce's Gold*.
"Ml cal Dteoavery conti nttes to rescue suffer
fmm Aftnan lll? m. aiiva mini
> very often finally becomes an
i.,; '???- i.v
{fnt^rrh Cure*. V
of suffering from
atavrh, and vtfnly
ton
dsav .
idread.
fhe merits of
_ s -,-. rt-r -JW;
only remedy for vomtn'a peculiar w^akne
and ulluiont.% sold by druggl?t?, under ?i
tive guarantee from the manufacturers, thffT
It Will give sat'sfactlon In every case, or mot y
will be refunded. See guarantoo on urrapper
around bottle. 1
Smith? ''Wns *8tmkes|ie??-o a broker?"
Jones? "No, of courso not" "Well, then,
how did be oome to furnish bo many stock
quotations.'.1
Conventional " IHonon " Resolution*.
WTi crcai. The M >non Route (L. N. A. <*fc < ?.
Ry Co.)<les'res to make it known to the world
at large that it forms the double Connecting
link or 'Pullman tourist travol between the
winter cities of Florida a d the juminer ro
sorts of the Northwest; and
Whereat* Its "rapid tranfcl?"
surpassed, its eli '
ana Chair car
Louisville, Iudi
equallod; and
stem Is un
ilet Sleeper
~ lcaeo and
nati un
lowest;
Whereat* Its rates are M Iowa*
then be it - * :??? W* '?
Itesolvert, That in the event of fttartfhaon a
trip It is^ood yul tflM-to con nit wit i K. O. Mc
' ~ * VI Pars. Agent Monon Route. IS)
CormiotGenl Pffla. A Kent Monon R?'
Dearborn SU. Chicago, for full Mjrtyyil' .
any event send for a l'ourist lJuiae. onoloee to.
postage.)
Funny, itn't it? The only way a c'.ock oan
no business l? on tick.
A Ilqd'cnl Cure for Kptteptlo Fits.
To (he Edj^j^V\vnne inform eadort
that I linver77>ositlv^Vl^W ior tnF^^Niye.
named disease whtel&flJPPKint to nure tile
worst civsesV^So strong fs my faith in itk vlr
1 J will sehfi r eu n wimple bottle ai?d
vfiWaiilp fireatlee to any .suirurer who will give
m?hi/-P O and Express address. RmV,
Ii. Q. HOOT, M. O , 1S1 Pearl St.. Mew York.
~r.
Tli3 broad way that leads to dost rue t on
is the Touto
Jfam
son
evil.
a fTl ctod wltbsoreqyes use Drlxaac Tliomp
i*? KVoWater.Drugglsts sell at gk'.per bottle
;
. Mary an ?iA) of tea 'end roles a."waste cf
l"nrt- ? . ' ' * -
(} ATARR U
am Balm, [
Cold in Head.
tLl linos., Brian St., N. Y.
AXLE
GREASE
NKVKIl OUIUHt Nevftr rr<yi?.f? orTMolt*. livery
box Guaranteed. Hamplo or<lorn nolle! tod. \Vr.to lor
prlcoa. \ViHKA?leftre>iHC bent mud'*. FOMby
*11 Jobbers, Cht-nimr th.m commongreaw?. Oi< A i< K.
ds W18K CO., Mfr?.. 30 IUvorsl, Chicago, III.
PJso'a Remedy ft>r Catarrh la th?
' Beat, Kaaleat to Uae, and Cheapen
Bold by druggists or sent by midL
60c. E. T. Haroltlno, Warren, P*.
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BR]
"Hy a thorough knol_
which govern the oiK-ratl'i?
tlon, und by n careful BI>pll'-_
"ties of \rell-nelooted Cocoa, T1
our l>realtfnnt taHefl with a a
nra?'< w lilcb may nave us many'
It li? by thi! judicious wft of snch arttcli
a conxtltutlnn may be joudunlly bultupu
enough to reitlHt evory tendency to diet'
flledH of subtle malerties are float Injfarot
to attack wlieiever litem 's a woflk* point*!
escape many n fatal eliaft by keeping onr i
fortified with mire blood mid a, properly i
frame."? C'tew &>rvirr Hat 'It*. J
Msdo simply wltn boiling water or it
only (n half tound tine, by (lrocvrn. la'ielli
JAM EM KPPHA: CO., JUmm.oi othlu
London. Knidrnri.
Money in Chick<
ff you know how to 1
for t horn . For -i 5 c e ni n 1
yoit can livuouru R^(0-r AU1
Ktvinjr tne f-xjmrlfirce of I
ml !'? ultry Kulwr? not I
tour. trot h man working
Im b nnd cent ? Unrtn? ? I
>5 yenrn. It trtvihrg you
llnCvct and Curo Dinwwy:
for Khv? and al?o to* V.
which Fowl a to Ravo for 1.
T?nri>oii< u ! *nrl fvorvthlnif. 1
roa should knovr on th'.s subject to iu?k? ?* ?
ible. aint postpaid fo- 5I&q. UOU Ijyl
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