Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 40, Jasper, Dubois County, 21 June 1889 — Page 7

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THE PBLUGK.

Soma Stori or tha Groat Hood at Johttetown.

TkrMHNjr Asroonls of Xsithw K-eapes Ttdd " SHrvlvors Mmhv Ie4s ef HtrelH 1'K.tMlle IhcWchU T km. WtwiHt IMMr. TUSK WHICH TBWtl XBX'a U8tnT. u in na kstuv i uuvrau't tw say that

pea ean Kt d plot the horror of the twin dtatr holocaust mhI deluge -with j which the towin tu Uw ('niieuiaugh valUy ,

wwn vtlttl la.t week. Mi lanee in the most xpretlvu ulwtuenes for the emotions twtprm-.' trout the heart ef every mn who ha road the lengthy nooounta in tits Mwnwiwrw of Um death wave which swept awnv the home anl destroyed Uw lives ot be thousands of happy and pro-qirou Inhabitant of the stricken region, Kiwi the names which fed avanoualy upon t!m Inure mass of debris whleh gathered at the fatal bridge 1m Johnstown, and the hundred of

clisoino for urt Tk:thH hemmed in without chance of

OHivo People

who witnessed eueh scenes

mm tiio eueeteu as jiuhmwb -" Chatewuitii and Ashtabula alone fully reitMx.5 tho indgniricnoe of human life. In this Intent, and by far the most frig htf ut catastrophe ever exjierleticed i America. hundreds of deed of heroism

posited unrecorded Into oblivion - hundreds ot vain efforts were made to rescue thj

waifs who want flouting swiftly onward to their doom. Numberless eases of manly heroium anil womanly devotion might be recorded, and counties others wilt never lie known on earth. Mother went to death rather than accept salvation without the children who dun to theia It rave men relinquished their chances of escape into the band of those of Uie weaker sex who! pitiful erie for assistance fell upon their ears. Htoriea of, tnlraoHlonH eaiM) are Mid by Mien, women? and children who re.hd places of refuse after terrible exiteriencen jHth awful Mood. To thoee who find no friend in the death-liot these narration prov moot readable CiirtiM Wllliam-i and his wire were curried oh top of their roof from Woodvale. Their 1khih Htrnok the CaUiolio clmrch in Johntown and they climbed to the roof of Lhat edifice. Thry reiHSlneil there hhUI the buildinp took fire, when they made their way from root to roof to the hill back of Johnstown.

Michael Ilonesen. an Irishman, teiJa a

wont wonderful Mory of bin escape. IIe floated with tho title for come time. whn he was etruck with some floating timber

and ImniH underneath the water. When he

ieine mi lie was struck aealn. and at last he

was caught by a liffhtninir rel and hehl

there for over two hours, whom e was finally rescued. Tommy lb-own. a little 14-yeac-oll youmruer. his mother, brother and the -weekjuold baby were in the upper Hoor of

their house wlmn tlw crash came, After many efforts the lad succeeded in petting the familv on the roof and they tore down

the stream with the current. The roof was tx.rtod in a few minutes and Tewmi.V saw

hi sick mother and brother jr down in

the water. He made an enor$ lo nave tiein, but tliey were too far out, and he wa eomnelled to tnrn his attentfoa the

lmlw. The ir Moated to the mills in 31111-

vllle, where thy tanueu on a neap debris.

"So one will ever know the real horrors

e thk accident uules he saw the burninif

peojde and debrii besila the stone bridfe" remarked He', Father Trautmetn; tho horrible nature of the affair oaa net be

realiMl by any iierson who did not witness

the scene. As soon as pos-unie auw mo ntirreatera4h occurred I ha.toned Utthe

huiiainv. A thousand iterMHis were

MxneiriiHir in the ruina an im

plorinic for (lod's ,(Mike to release them. Frantic ImtlwrnU: and fathers etood at the ode of the furnace that was nlowh lnatinr to a cherry heat and IhcIheratlnft human iutns. Every one was anxious to ve his own relatives, awl raved, oursetl and blasphemwl uwUl the air

Twm uieu were eatta m a reamrrt vhH tliev saw the )alU4 faeea of jwople wtxi weri IJoeinjf dowu the aWeet, TlMy Huranvr through the baek door, throu-h an tdiey aud up the aide of a hUl. but so awUt was the progress of the wave thut they had t wde thvouirh water Hp to their watata kfm reaobin the hijfh gruuud. They had little more thaw a block t ir. imd the Csofde who v.ere twenty fet beISd thew wro camrbt by the flood and swept nway. The water canw it a wail, preceded u a yellowish clonR of iittM or lomt. and as II oaubt tae hUmu of houses it swept them down together with c eitevewiou of crsshea that was terrifel. i. ...j.. ... .uwaailil I ! liumn th1 work of

orirnuur relief parties to rescue wm people ;

who W9 on me nouaea wn nao

sWeiit hack into Mtony ureex wiea mm

water couwi not escape ueiow, un w?u"

clothei-iiMe which was uMd w mwi

out a nft wiui a sirou Mian to take tho people off the house. A river ,

ami vfrimiteered tor tnU worn, ana wiut a

rope Ujd securely alout hl Innly Je made

many Uipa into ute noou, anu eaon nm '

IiroUKHt two people asnoru w iu mm. uUfr Kentleinon oajxiwl Utese imople up to tie tlgh ground, where they were eared for Uv the resldenta of that locality, Tbey

rescue l over fifty people in this way, mostly women uud children. "Miss Mary Adam drifted on the top m a box-car towards the hunting debris at the stone brldjr, Her raft lodged about twenty feet from the ffatues, which were lmrulK furiously. Hoard and drift of all kinds was packed around her and i-be conki not move any thing butber hands and head. The Hane. crejit nearer and nearer, and she became frantic, caUlnjr out to the wen on the bank to shoot her or stone her to death, At last a rope wns thrown her which she fastened around her body. The Hemes at this time were all around her The men dragged her ahoe more Uad than alive. Her left arm was broken in two places and iKith leg were badly crushed. Mrs. (teorge Staulter was rescued alive Thnmlay night from the wreck of a house away flown the river. When found she as lying in a cavity beneath a pile of beams, and rafter hlch held up the meas of ruins

on top wait prevenieu wmm inu w"i

injr her. km was uncouscious was just breathlnjr. Her hold life was a very Blender one,

it i Mot nrobaWe umt m wui

live, ulthungh she is receiving Uie teuder-

eet of care when the news ot lie rescue.

fter six days and nignt ot exKsur ana

luck of nourishment, spread through the town, hundreds of people crowded about

the stretcher en which she was new carried to sec her. It is considered almoft

miraculous that she should have remained alive so long. The rain and ooW were

tnongii to kill her.

The body of a woman was lounu wiui a

pretty baby clasped In her arms with what

had lMen a most loving emorace. wi enurm to unclst-p Tier anus were unvavailfng. The

only way to get the baby from tue ueau

HOME, FARM AMP OAR MEN. gom old gardeners claim that cucumber vinos will bear better If tbey we temped. Arnwcfl to rait not only a food variety, but alo a lull auuuljr of fruit nd vegeUibloe to ut durtair tho 0hoh and to ttoro (or the wtmtor. a To save okra for wloUr tw. I Mt tho pods while green and tender; out In sliced, string and dry thotu wad put in food paper bag. Keep them dry, and they tiro ready for se any tlm.

The snails may giro you consider-

able trouble when mo roj start taw growth, but by placing cabfeafe leave among the plants they may be readily eaptured, as they will collect thereon, and ean then bo destroyed.

There la no wore durable wood

the osage orange, and all pole

from old' negfoHed hsdfoa should be saved for grape, bean and other takes, according to a correspondent ef Orchard and Garden, who thinks It would pay to grow the oeage fur sueh purposes. Perhnp there are just as many farmers who think thnt a cow having thw run of a fair pasture in summer is well fed as there are who believe that dry hay in winter is a liberal ration. Whatever tho proportionate numbers may be the mistake is about as great In one case as In Uie other.

OftKirN OF VfQCTATtOM.

BrtXACM is a Persia plant. Monss-niDiSM Is a native ef

XicuMts were feead originally la Asia, KiLXCKT originally came from Oreeoa Qt'txcE originally cams from Corlata. Tag turnip originally une from Koese. Tm peach etigtssuiyeaeM from feraU. aUen is a mtUwe of Um south eTKurops. Hwrkt marjoram is a native of rortaest. Tmk Weaa is said to be a native ef Egypt-

Damson orisrineliy csuue from Isteaasevs. Tna naatertluw eaese etimdtr irm Bora. Tna pea Is a aatlvt of the south of Xnreps. OnraKst is a mttakt the Kastaad We! Indies. 1

Thm gooseberry is Indigenous to Ores Britain. Conuxnsa seed eaejM erlgtaally from UwKast. AriucoTsaee iadigeaoM teteeprnms ef c Thk eoeumber wa origieedy a tropical vegetable. Tux -walnut is a active of Fersw, the Caucasus and China. CirxN originally grew wild la Creese

and Northern Africa.

Wa sbookt Dr. Pteree's medleiaes net diatanee all competitors ia amount of seles, as ther are doing, suae they are tbe foly Mtedtcinee sold by druggist noseMd of auch wonderful curative properties as to warrant their manufacturer m gusmnifring them to cure the diaas for whkrb they are reconunenoW. You get a cere wr inrtwy paid for them returned. The Doctors Hiokk'B Medical DiMXwery" cures all diseases raeW by derangetaent of the liver, as bilknume. indiireetioa or dyesieeaia; also all blood, skin and, scalp diseases, tetter,, salt-roeum. scrofulous sotee aad swellings sad kindred ailmeats. Don't hawk, hawk, and blow. blow, gnsting every body, but use Dr. Mages Catarrh Remedy and be cured.

1 Cutrns csme te no from tke ledies, sad l take their una from the tetta olenves, meaniega nail, te which tbey have a re-

StifcitfRM and StoeiuRM.

m. . - BAi m BiuaB. rwi

SSSi. TuMrTstaeM. ltoKe sf4 Sm;

k Hs ses.si"sia

At Davficists avu Dcxuss. Hat etiAltlU JLVOCtt-Eft COmmlsurt

hiwlacd, often carriea in iw fo.ds the seeds of malaria. Where jnalanal fever prevsiis t. r imlNui motected by some

at . t uuiLpiniLi KMfvuard. Ho tetter's

Stomach Hitlers is Bout a ihwctwb " f remcdv. 'o person who Inhabits, or sotourns in a miasmatic region or country, should omit to procure this fortifying agent,

1 whtcn is also tne nuei " . , i j .! ,wu,immiAn. kalnev trouble sad

, , . 1.. , .V- 1 1

nuns were ongmauy irhi m . rneumMisni.

'Smoky chimneys" are often

Kaat bv the Romans

Thk clove is a native of the Malacca islands, as is also the nutmeg. Chkkmes were known in Asia ss far back as the seventeenth century. Uahliq came to ue first from 8tdly and the shores of the Mediterranean. Aspamagl's was orisiliiallv a wild sea-

ooact plant, and is a native ef Great Britain.

' Hox. Mrs. MacweM-Seott, of Abbsta- ! ford, hi prefmriag for the press some a publWhed journals of her grsst-rraadfs-

Uwr, Sir Walter rvcoit. Orr-tHi. the rratle Tl'arsners. Mild, equable climate, certain aad abundant crops. Meet fruit, grain, grass, stock country

in the world. FullloioriosiJou iro- v

mmmmVfiift.

mmal I I ifm

Q0L9 MEDAL PA1H, lift. TV. BAKER Jfc COSM

mm Gocn

1$ iWiiW Hurt it t sofMMe.

No Chemicals

and

A HITXDHKI) FUNKKAI.H.

atmeareit to tremble. One man, who was

trying to steer n float ttimn wliioh hU wife eat on a mattress, hnt hht hold, and In anuv

inent the craft Kwept into h sea of name am

never awiln aniMtared. The agony of

that man was simply lienrtrtwllng.

He ral-MHl his arms to Heaven mid screamed in his mental anguish, ami

only ceased that to tear his hair aud mom

like one distracted. One young woman

was found under the dead lnwly t a roln tlve. A force ot men attcmittjd ti ex

trlc.Ua her, and suttoeeded in releittlng every limb but mw log. For throe hours

they labored, and every moment the tinmes

ereot nearer aHd nearer. I wa on the

Hlat several times of ordering the men to ebon her leg off, Itweukl have leen mnch

better to save her life even at that to than

have her burn to death. Fortunately it was

net necessary, but the young lady's eoap

frmn mutilation or death she will never

realize.

(iiinre Irwin was rescued front the limb

ef an apple-tree after having remained there for two hour. He was carried tor

miles on the breast of the foamlag stre.'im

gnslly tHrlklngtlw tree, which circumatance saved his life. While there many wsrort.

ttnstea were swept by htm and their frauU' rrtsft for the hid he was powerless to wilder siv ua tAtM Htilt ringing In hi earn One

woman and two children were floating along in aitparent safotv when they struck the corner ef a bidhiing wl ail went devtn tegstber.

KEri'OKKH OS THE KIIXaUK

mother was to break the arms, and the res

ouers resolved to let them lie in deaOX, as they had in life.

William Oaffaey lost fourteen relatives.

including his wife and two ehMeJren.

Several of the Inxlies ne recovered, anu unaided ncrformed the mournful duty of dig

ging their graves and burying them. In speaking of tha matter he said: "I never

thought that 1 count peri or m mmi a su duty, but I had to do it and I did it Xo one has any idea of the feelings of a man

wlto act as undertaker, grave-uigger anu

pa 1-bearer for his own family."

"Mamma, maramnP' erted a ohim. me had reooiiled a liody that no one else could, and In a moment the eorpee was ticketed, boxeil and dellveretl to lalmrers, who bore it away to jotn the kmg funeral procession. Xo Imarses were seen In Johnstown, lielatlves 'ecegnlsel their deed, secured the coffins and got them carried the liest way they could to the gms-eyards. A prayer, seme tears aud a few more of the deed thousands were hurled in Mother Earth. Mrs. Ogle was the Western Union telegraph ojierator at Johnstown for twenty years. Her daughter, Mtanle, was her assistant. She was at her pest when the Hood came. Her last message was one of warning to tbo-m lower down in the valley. Hhe could have escape -l with her daughter and two otlier assistants bad she selfishly minded the tirst warnings that came over the wire, but she ordered tlmt no one leave the office until the valley was warned. All heroically stood their ground and were lost A wealthy young Philadelphia!! named Ogle recently liecante engaged to a John-

town lady. Miss Carrie liiehL They were to

caused by being located on low portions of the building. If adjoining roofs are as high or higher than the chimney, currents passing over are apt to descend. One or two feet added to the height of such n chimney by pipe or brick will in most cflses remove the difficulty. 4 Pineapple Crenm. Soak one ounce of gelatine in water until dissolved;

whip one pint of sweet cfenin to a stiff

froth. Cut the pineapple line, boll with one-half pound of pulverised, sugar, strain through a colander, add the dissolved gelatine, set on ice, and when It thickens, stir until smooth, then add the whipped cream and mold.

IJoston Budget. Press the garden seeds firmly In tho earth with the foot so that they will be brought into close contact with the dirt, and they will be -sure te grow, whether the season be wet or dry. They will commence their growth at once and will be much ear

lier, and have a stronger, more vigor- J ous growth than seeds that haye been

left loose in the ground. Western Plowman. The great danger of American agriculture is the loss of fertility to much cropping, toe little manure. Thus our soils become barren aad our crops meager. What we most seed and must have is more fertilizers, and

the cheapest and by far the best for most of our farms is barnyard manure. He who secure the most of this will win In the raee. With easllage properly put up we ean increase our stock one half; many say the stock can be doubled, if this Is so we score ene aad a tremendous one for ensilage; double the stock, double the manure, double the fertility, and double Um production. Farm and Heme.

The tomato is a native of South America, i vrvuvuu. -

ami it takes its name from a Portuguese

word, ! Pahslkt is said to have come from Egypt, aad mythology tells us it was used to adorn the head of Hercules. Am-ns were originally brought from the Kastbythe Itomsns. The crab apple is indigenous to Great Britala. Thk onion was almost an object of worship with the Egyptians 2.000 years before the Christian era. It first came from Isdia. Cloves came to us front the Indies, and take their name from the Latin cJauvus,

meaning a nail, to which tbey have a resemblance. Thk cantaloupe is a native of America, and so called from the name of a place near Rome, where it was arst cultivated la Europe. Lcitoxs were need by the Romans te moths from their garment, and ia

the time of Pliny tbey were considered an ' oi

excellent poison. iwy are natives m Asia.

EnwAsn BcLwmt Dickexs, the youngest son of Cnarlea Dickou, Kprescnt a protection ofclrkt ia the lUrUaiueut of fcew South Wales.

KXTKAOHIMXART BUt

nevertheless true.

We refer to the announcement of -r-JfrJ . jv u .r UiohnuMui. Va.. in which they

nronuse to bhow working ami eacreice ilcTuVirndtefrem fTT. to a month above expenses. Womsk who have to attract attention by improprieties we always last w the pre-

t uw4 la In ms u

Cctt ra iis Atw

or 5afr, tMd It it w KtMMwiml, r V

m nv. It U SrlicMW.

f.S (dmins jr I m vtU h for WM II t.

KM ar Gror ermwhers.

W. BASES. COtDorchetter, Xtufc ' CURED OF SICK HEADACHEi W. a. ErfwartU. rIsayr. .. yrjteat

C44veBMNW bmI Mek MtMMiaefcs,

have SHed ansa neeaieusce,

Ms Pills

mm amir that gave aae reiier.

wimm tut mmm mi arm

s aveC

three t mmy other Ulmf. aaa.Sesl. Bone aeaall. arlee, S

SOJjD evekywherb. Ofloe, 44 Murray Street. ew Yorkv

Woven Wire Fencfoi

Wire RepeSeivac-

Whex an article has len sold for 34 veers, in spite of comisftitlon and cheap imitation. It mmM have superior quality. Dobbin Klettric Boap has been coasUnuy mle and eld aiaee lb5. A yr ir. tU,. . v txorr wrote the obIt bysm of

herlife, "My Kingdom," at thirteen years

RELATED OF THE

RICH.

began

a ssia-

as a

Ckahlss F. A. Hbsiiricxs elerk uud now has (5.003,1X10. J. W. Vackkt. 0.000,0f.

mtlider at days' wages before be was a geU

hunter. CoixmP. Hcxtixotox, Uie rsUroed magnate, was onoe a poor man, and is worth $40,000,000. David Kixtok is the richest man ia Oinojanati, born in a cabin in Ireland and worth now f8,000,000. John- I. Bum, Blairstown, X. J., is worth HO.000,000, and began heainess by selling

plug tobacco aad notions. KcwaToa John P. Joxes earns to this oena-

trr from Wales and went gold hunting in

ev. He is worm (15.00UWO.

A. M. Caxnox. ofWashlngtoe Territory,

eddied sewing machines through Orsgeaj,

ene is now ratea ac ia,o.v,vw.

Have no equal a a promt and positive ...... f-.L.w hUiounes. con St i-

patkm, paht in the side, ami ad liver troub- .

les. Carters J.ivue river x-ut. a vy iwu. It ia the easiest thing in the world for the

people el Vanity raw to ataae iew i selves.

Glhxs's Sulphur Soap i a genuine reme

dy for Skin Disease.

Utu s li tti r ana t nuner ivc w wh.

' 3EtT sA.

I art ..rM

8QC TO 2 PER ROOj.

Inlhi. I.rwof rrlHT n. Infirfm-tlTJ tlf vhk, MrMtl wovr.v wiRrmtCja,

iv-ssaa rum rris ihimiiw .

POULTRY CHOLERA.

Mow te

S2eer4 Agwtast M eStttfereak et

Very little seems to be generally known of fowl cholera, as is shown by the almost univeesal neglect to prop

erly guard against its outbreak, and the frequently confessed innbilitytq suppress It wltea once it become ee tablished in a flock. That the disease is strictly sporadic will not be denied by an intelligent observer of its inception and progress. Thnt it is due to local aad preventable influences is, I think, equally true. Thnt it can be radicated by removal of the cause, and not otherwise, I as fully believe. Not all exposed fowls take the disease, and not all attacks are fatal. There are numberless cases of recovery, apparently due te individual treatment or change oC food; hut that they are really the result of such treatment is, to say the Intuit, not proven. So far as my observation gees, the proportion ie less than; when the fowls are let alone, and the treatment confined to the disinfection of their quarters. 1 have abundant reasons for believing that :the disease is always traceable to faulty

Tho

lie wedded in the middle of June, and Imth mmrters and the neglect te properly

parties were preparing for the ceremony. ' rotdCt their occupants againfct the The lover heard of the terrible tbtod, Imt, ' ' i,aratad bv deoomnesltioe of l- t i tku riiii..u.. .if ku ir u. germs genemteu oy asswBjMsuuus ei

was up in the hills, felt little fear for her 5 Nnfetr. To make sure, however, he t

started or Johnstown. Near the l oilrth-

street morgue he met Mr. Die hi. Thank tied von are sate!" he excla.med, theM added: "Is Carrie Welly" "Sim Was vfcdtJag in the galley when the wave came," was the mournful reply, then he beckoned the vena? man to outer tho chamber of

'.heir own excrements. I knew of an outbreak of it several years ago, in one of the largest ponltry establishments in the country, where it raged with terrible virulence among turkeys ne well as chickens, and the money loit ran well into four figures.

At last disinfection by sulphuric acid

He4tter Mlmk Bitter fwsl"

8etw Another Paint

In the United States Circuit Court for the

aVuitkera District of New YorK, Judge asip-

man banded down an opinion a xewaays ago in the suit of the owners of the trade merim severing IIOs tetter- Stomach Kilters against ArneM Tbeller aad ComeMTIieller, the compounders located on Vesey street, Jfew York City, in which it wan decided that, although the defendants made use of their own names on the labels aMxed to the tatties containing bitters prepared by them, yet as tbey were evidently designed to imitate the Hosteller labels, tbey were infringers, and a perpetual injunction was granted and an accounting of damages orecred, together with threes of tWRurt. I tie the evident intention of we Hoe tetter people to protect their valuable trade mark againstall Infringers. Belfast, Ireland, is the center of real linen making, as Dundee, m fcootfcwd, ia ef hempen fabrication. G. X. Scott, ef OtaMona, Hiss., wrote to Dr. ffhallenberger: "Your Ant mote for Malaria is certainly the best thing for chills and fever that has ever been sold In the South. I have been settinglt for lev's ymr,,, and know it to be the best medicine I have Over dealt in. It. perfectly harm hue. and a sure cure in every ce. Bohl by Druggists. Chahlbs F. A. Hemiwocs hegaa as t rlerV a ml now hss W.WW.0Wt. wamsBSSSSSsszssssss. ,-35 THE MARKETS. Nkw Yohk. Jaae II, rf. CATTLK Xatlve Steer t 4 e i TS COTTO S M hW Mag .U .H4 PLOUK-Wlnter Wheat 1 41 WHE.T-N. i Ked MHU Ji COKN-No. t - V OATS-Wetera Mixed , J s ST IXHJIS.

4 4 I 4& 1 4J 4 a w - mt lats 41

ImaW

1 mmaai

h. wV tKjt fiwaat

of "eoaHdentkd Iriemls" ia mway vmm r

MSU

Tn nt mirw nop weaken the bowels, but

act specially on the liver ami bile. A perfect liver corrector. Carter's Little Liver Pills.

The best way to mark table linen : Leave the bebv and a htackherry pie akme at tae table for three minutes.

iv -SMntiiul wkh ftore Eves use Drflsaac

Thomiieon'a Eye Water. Drufgieu.Mll ft S6c

ladies.

ia a native ef the leet and Weet

SooVC'e,

Tlewraea VHuMtr re wlrtlr riven Is rrery

art of Uw bnlr tr Itoe4' SMWrsrllhw TSst Ured

U'cllMflcntlilr overcome, tne wooe penaea.

artvberi.aml Tlu:icd. the stooiscli is Uwu-4 atxi rc:iitt:.nc!. tie appetite restored. Try IIoo4'

rMfr!'.l.a row.

nx Tens off jit Tie. world ost te

SKw for mc in Uie car:

whkaa&stoiMMSsK We ly ttie phjfkien went ti tic treated. im me acvpr of sa H r ttlftVhpsctne.and : rcltc f f roia the srst 1 es gtsdoslty feteeaoot e km c jird mart ae

MDtiM rlneel eaH tak

mh ae Ma ot am k ibc

Mae. Ask XtenmEU.

Aa SaUe, 3fkh., Dee. , 'JK.

gead for beeks eat Btee. TMetetss and

msthd free.

, COTTOK-MMMtlag . Sff HKKVt-ISxpert Steer 4 m S

1 Sytumaaa- .....

HOrtS-Cemmoa te Select.... 4 w HllKKP-Ka-r ntCbolee. PLOUK I'atenU 4

XXAWt-WW. f

Wlf KAT No. Kttl Winter.

. ' ... . ... . t .

Zftl:JZZ:: I in a hundred times as much water was

K)bl. white fnco. Prom theHfeles ttmrsr He slipped a thin. goM ring, .wd in its idaee

put one of his own. Then he stolfl tptlewy

out-one wf the thousand made to mourn by the bursting of the iouth Tirk daw. The most pathetie ease yet brounht to light Is thatef .lames Klgiu. He had eene ti .TrthiMSowa to attend the weddtng of his

sister Blien. lie knew of tho faet ahst a I tu rilrte disaster ad 1aken jdsoe. lMt !

hwl no ides that his family was involve.

His nirnnv mav be imagined

than dcscribeil when learning oh kb arrival that Ma mother and three rtetem had leen drowned ami hi father demented over the terrible afHicUoH The ohl gentleman was crying like a child and Making those he met: "Did you see thorn? IHd von see them go down they will eowe Isms tor the wedding to-nlghk She ban gone for )n;r bridal wreath." iiilre Wher and his wife had an interestinir family Of seven children, Their iiouse withstood the nttaok of the wave, but a locomotive was wept down, struck the reufdenee, and all. save one, a Imy of IT, were lost This lad a few days later, overpoweted by his grist, committed sul. tilde by fanrllng himself from the top ef a

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re;iortel to with the most nstosiiiting effect Not a single new case whs known, and the establishment was entirely freed from It as soon a Ite period of incubation In the already affected birds? expired. What means of prevention have since been resorted to I do not know, but no further trouble has been experienced, though

rather 1 many thousand fowls are huddled upon

the sum grounds every yenr. 1 uelleve no Other preventive Is necessary except to keep the droppings covered with dry enrth. The saving in

manure gsnemlly wasted by lack of pro- j cokx

tectinn from the air will more than pay 1 this expense. High perches also contrib ttte lo the safety of the fowls.promoUng . more rapid diffusion of the harmful , gae produced by respiration and ex- r haled by the excrements dropped ditr iiitr the night. The instinct ef the

fowl to roost high and sound practice are in entire harmony in this respect. 0. S. IttiM, ia X. V. Tribune. ;

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