Apple Blossoms.
A It fie Uvea ou yonder bit,
Wboee ate-p H libt as aa-;
Ilcrleugb ia like the rirjjjii'g rill,
Her brow ie j a-.iijg f . ir.
eye to bright, no saale to pwett,
N lip ec like a cbt-rr) :
Of all the niaiia I ve cbauoed to matt,
Ah, cote so blithe and merry!
Oae vernal morn. wbea atiil the gram
Wi'h k vki (ark'ing biibt,
I a llii luvslibot nil dru pit,,
AlJ -ndv-rtd at the vtbt.
For ou her utile aud btaGtfcCE- Lrow
V.'.lb ewtt-u-r charm iuvtett-d
A wr.a'h p'rvked frfctty frem ti-c Longh,
Of nl t -t-i'Li reeled.
Ab, D'tr did corr ca! 1 rare
O-i royal ti4 r- po'e:
No j;em of Ir.d to mtui'e'i fs.r
As ecb L f-uutd rote.
Tc4 well, mrthcnijht, tbi Jove'y wrratb,
T un deny druj etiU 1-dL- i,
L'efiia the radiiiut Lruw b-ruta'.h
Of til. ia.t 'pieealy rtisiJi-a,
Hie pare-l bet the M.-ioj jtti.il,
li.l n u.y Ltkrt ti ere gi..
Au irp.ii', biauircstiy arr.ttd
la Ikmiui ti w.tb cie.
A' d ru tut. ah! the taifc is t .(?;
Vw.y o'er ii ;cr-t;i t rr;
ILit r.-iut Liavr, tre J ;;; ie '
'.ii,
Au o.'iLe wreath tla.1 c
rOU THE FAnMEU'S 1101 EIIOLI.
In dt-te rmicinji t!.e tir-t- Kr
sny kind of f.rsu tee i . : wir ;
berir in ruled tLr.t the
un 1 other piaLfti Lavu ile'i
1 abits of reproducing tLt r.sr-i-t
.v.i.g
ill to
, ik'i
1 st to
r.r.u-
in its nataral way, a-d tl
fol!ow nature, regirdUeb
raeuts that may b? a Ivau
trary. And wi.iie- ci.:.:.t.
Lave mncli to d ; tie r. c
,f
J t . the c t
1 f-oil tauy
ter. yt-t ti:.:re
are- certain $rt-, u:h as ti
tLoe cf lie charact'r, w.i
;Ly an.l
f;! wav
r.'p'n and drop tLir Ft"-1 in the u utL
of Augntt and S- ptcuLc-r, prepaii.tvry
to their reproduetk n, while ei jver !.o!d
its seed nntil the t-tsi'is w J pooc
are bi-r.ten e'owa by the fcti:r:: ?cf vin'i i;
therefore it is stif to f -scht le tLtt t.'.e
f reper time fr towjrg ti.e f.nmer is
f.r.y t?n.e :'n Anci-t e r j.tf cber,
for the la'.ttra!;y li.e from I)cci.n.b.r
to f-priug. II.it viLiie thin i so, we
think that in ail tLe SautLen h-nt8 m
well as in larre pci-t'.-c ' t'j M: 1
Htutfs, e'-.tnuu i t f.i'! ii the be.-t tif
f r toning 'over, so thit the pla-t mt.y
bre-iiUie njfS -ientlT i. ofed and ready r.i:
the spprtara of Kpritg to push f.n!;
Bt !n?ieLt foliape to tLali and protect
the revs fr'-ti iLe L t suns of s:ic.r..r.
B it in colJe-r i-.c'iiie-s early t; r:r.g i
uii lotibt'diy ; 1 ot tin;e for t::e worL.
But wi ttier ti,c fyt'iLg or fall igcL...- c.
ore of the gr att e.:. iitions of fcut.
is in bow:';:? tLe g. d ti-i k tnouL s-v
r.f tiniothy a ik, wit'i haif a ('..' n .'
locj tiitj J:ls t !-,Ve-r teed ruiiftd thtrc
wi::; to the acre, or if elovi-r -ie l nlouc,
six pi'itj uie none too r..ii.-L; rf K -!:-taky
b'-te prat:1', eie i;uhe!; ci red t'.p
a l.UiLel and a-Lulf, cr A orcLaid fr - ,
two U-Lel-i.
If, Lowt-ver, ii ia ueeirid to eee 1 t...
land for pern.at-nt i a'ture.aniixtr.rc t
two or u''e of ;h(e jrobea is probably
bitter. I- this i pi-.'t tue firrut rs t.'
1 "ie far in aiTanoe A Uj fir:.j
-r. this c c:;:,-y. There ti.e pra. ti.v
i.i t) 'iff a varie'y ii gwsn.f u ia:. ir
es x or (if ht I t-:i g oftu iimi! -i. t
nL?y f.,r the j nrp-fc A oblinitga thiei
t.::f. Imt to . tT rd a continuous r. i r.
thri U7h'.:it I: e ieron, a ma -L ! t r r
c iium: tLa'i the o:.e h.iip.-.i ! -rc- f r'jiv
ir.g but te f.r two kitdc Onr a ii.,
ti-c, in, wl fu b'aj dun l:.nd f"i
1 t-riL.o.i-nt j a-. i-e, 1 1 -or,- a r.ir-.re f
th" tTrt-es in the f
P"JtiuL: II .if a ptll'.n -;
o. :ng f r -h
c f eiovi r.
tiL'-othy, r- .i t. p a:, t b'u i-r ., t ,-
er wtli a I u-1 e! d rIC'. j; I r r n e i
1 1
t:,a fc..it a !. (-s r:i;.:;t tr o. tl.-; latter
ca- f ia" it to prow in tn--' o !., and tLne
the rteras t giow to eo..
be r'.l.hi.ed by pt-j.-h. Gr
un i liard to
is a thiut'
ni.ieh will regoh.t r it-t If, i.r.d t!:i refo;.-
Ci!;Uot w. 11 Le icwrj too ti.
tiiirrk towing is cue of li.e
ti.". ag-i'iiPt the inroK.ts
hick, 1 K-,.
W( (
tn.i
ether n--x;n.is p'ant.".
Thr 4 ura of rh-.
II .t7 to keep r-rrg hi the i.eht poapib'e
con i,ti: n for a numb, t i.f days, iu or.h r
to make a fai-f ti-b ry Latch dm a cot
teem to be nnderftuod by totie. We
Lave had eggs Latch well, aliLongi: over
three weeks' 1 1 1, bat we usn d!y make
it a point not 1 1 go s i I ,ng b: fore atHting
them. For longer than that tim?, even
if well cared for, it L b :-t not t'ldepeu,;
upon t!;em, for thn r.'Piilts, usually, are
anythia" I u sal ii;f.ir-r0ry. In keepii.p
f-gnjs for hatching purpoprs, too many
persons keep then in too warm a j.laee,
where the y tre pure to lo'e their vitality
quhikly, while a damp place is filmost a1
fatal in its effect. Handling the tpes
frequently is not only lm-iecs but it
serves to lessen theehanrcs of hatching.
0ir plan of keeping epgs is very simple,
and merely consists in carefully placing
eggs, as eo u as gathered, in shullow
baskets, lined eiiLer with paper or a
piece of cloth, and theu keeping these
in a cool, dark place until the eggs tre
needed.
If a heu is kept from hpr nest long
enough for tho eggs to become cold,
they are not neceparily ppoiled, partic
ularly if the incubation has progresped
ten days; in fief, at any stage of the
Latching period it is better to carry them
through tLau to desire y them.
Aarlealiural Nutea.
A breeder of poultry says: 'Every
spring I procure a quantity of cedar
boughs and scatter them plentifully in
and around the henhouse. This is all that
is necessary, as the odor of cedar keeps
a wi.y lie. This remedy ia cheap, sim
ple and effective, aud is well worth try
ing." Plant tansy at the loots of your plum
trees, or hang brauohas of the plant on
the liinba ot the trees, and you will not
be annoyed with curcuho. An old and
siiccepHful fruit-grower furnishes the
aboyj, and aaya it is the most successful
ejrculis preventira he has eyer tried.
Various estimates are givtn by difler
I ent authorities of tLe manurial value of
j the constituents ol wood athte; allowing
j in t-it-te c .-dictates the hue value for
i tbe potaru and j L jr-phone s?i j as we do
.' in ivjr-jnjeri.'ial U-tUVzt generally, t
; bushi-i cf uuleacbed nsbee may bevr'L
I fr twen'y-u.-e tofoity cutts; ti-Rt is to
1 pay, if yoii should buy tl.o wae quanti
j ty of p otah f alts a:. J phciq Lites iu the
market as J-U would get ia the bushel
1 of ahes, yon -won;.! l ave t o pay for it
fou twen-y-iis-e to forty cents, sverd
1 L-g to tLe qaahty of .ie a.-2-es
Xt J.'-.r-it X -K-rLoUit tUat ic
! il.-v'j P r let Lt; t.'tj tt,;J vLcat
is re a jo t.i-'. it
ti:e- fjrn.i.r to si-I!
i rlt-.b'.o for
-.1 e-;rn ia t'ie
; fall at seventy-five eeLt, than at on -
! dollar per bubtl iu t'jt- fullowc? fc".i3-
mi-r,aaJtlithen a', fl.-jm Droer.ib.r
is npia! t . 31. CO iu the si c .-eediug Jul.
In t ie ca-e of potatoes ir.il: g it- m:
flat rt and are e'Lv-iwifo 1 .-.t, to3$.tl r
..1j tbe 6'.-i:di.igt! a..i tLere i- ii tie
Jvv.' t tLn l:..tw.-a (J. anJ June
the- loss to tli" o.'wcr Lo L i!d." tLv-m
t t 1. ti tltu t'.iiV. -.Lr I .r c.i.t.
timiFai!r u(f.
i T- prevent tLe j it' pi'te fr"trj k. i-ki'
! lie !i jnid cnta Jul i'i the r''!:i ? u t!
: pie, K'uze 'he U'- r c.-;i I will; a b'.t'i
': eft'.
I T orn a fi'.i't , ;r, !'v- tl.o rrlb
; frcu. t-n !:r the 'sn wit'i t'.e ti: iin'j at:d
! Crper, w as to e'I "? ti.e air to e: ttr.
ul I it w:II asily tit.-- r-,r. '
j St ::r. Ci", r. T -i: V.'ah; s . a pa-: ,
j of w. h-L'- a: -i : : i;v;:: ; r. r
! .r -' -e jpp.'itf.iions fi'L 'jocessary. A p.
i ply -ike any -th(r pVtc-r, rioS'.enii.f:
' 0;'Ca'-io!;a';y wi'.ll vie.e,'K!. i
! Wrrru M.jiMAis Caee O .e p. u-.d I
of tii ar, i -at e
Latter; sLs
r, m: i Lalf i rip if j
iten ; ar.-te'v. e ne i
of
t-: ai-i C'.sJ'-i f bi'l,
Lan ds v.i!l i ri.r; l -r.'ei !ep
the l.td v-i'.h el 1 w..b.r t
f-c'. it to rie oe Lour.
in . o! i ..:- -.:.:, rr'.
1 y t.'eiil.'rc the fur- .:, r by
T ICk; wet
ut :t i"; I
and r
ails'::
v.-L:te.
CjrC I
-. :V c
0 pi !fOi;, j;.ve
ns, pive acids
-'.' iii.e.-; iu a
,:p, give s'.rjnp
( t ri'Lal
iA t-ri' is
f ; iu n
and Le. p
p...-.-.
I':':i Ynirrrr.-. T.-.ke f!.- rriains 1
jy ii-li whi -U a as le- n p rv. i ti.e pre-
iln.s dy; n-n.ove u!l of ti.e i'lnisa.:
tivsof Ircu i
. p; Ptii in ;ro
pepicr a::d
..-a:i
r-uit: .
(ft...
i.'.fie
J;r:
7 t
Ue tnr u,v
; r ; - r c
-j tf ia-
and a ortj
: a Lai. '.;;
-it, I.!.-.
..t-j 1 r.;:s
..! : try to laoL't into
:ry ii.- n. m b.. il:i.z L.r.l.
C'i. . ; v ry ilua t-.r
l .-ef . ,.T the lo:.-d l
ir:--r 1 rii. 1 f piM; r..'i
i''f r! ir; naui t.,
a I -1 i r a.l ii, v Si
'i.'uk.f 1 1 J:uie th: kt r -.-..
and ia mh-1 .-
a .. o I.0.T-; r,u !..,!.'.
;L-.u cj,
n-L e,
Sikc i tA an
Ti.e r jrnp'e'i'j
N. vkU f '- the
roai tao Corast
iiani' nse ipiun it
arrc-iaii.le was v
Iiniiien.e Eiu'iin erlii'
JV.,t.
i '.f theS itro t ;::nel in
ece-pt:-.n cf the Wiier
C li.ine", by which an
' of 1 re H to be made
le v .--( i .ion'e 1 i:i ti.e
(.' ir.-.oj Vll- y. A 'tert:i wars' of cease
it-PS lub ir oiy and n'gl t ... i ri.e riruti
!:'i:re f 5i;( f.o n, t!.c pt,-t r.'ul en
g'i.e if tae e jai m -tin", pna't of :!.r
il.-.le. and Iv'.vrofs and Savape min-
wtiPt rte.l np, d. e'i r-.: tie witt-r
i-t i the S itrj t-inn. !, ut the mouth t-f
wl.i-?ii it Ltfi'-1 it1 njj'.an.a1.:' iu i e
hour an 1 twenty n.n.i'M, pl owing a
t t.peruture at rct 101 degrees, wLieh
pr,- I'laily m
igi.t l.i 'irs.
7T es m
Ti.-:
-.at -
t:
.iriiw:::? i-oat m'n.-s i
.i'lnhed feet Ev-.ryt
The w r..'..-n b- t- r-oi
inch t..r;"a j an i (;r .ov
pine, did not pL- rj a
eiaruvl from thr!, s
shoived bar-ly au !:
tu;o a.'t. r t'.e Lot w-.
T.. Wat-.r fr-va t' e
I'nion, U,d.;r, t ...
c . n 1 i it-
re: i .i wi 11.
sTd-ited of three
1 Bierra Nva h,
1. Vis. No pteaui
il.it the t itr-1
r ie (,i t--r,;p? ra
rt..s ni,.o,l on.
Sierra .Vr.i.bi,
i!oni!;Z1 1 il,-:-',
IJ -st .v R -lih -r and G aild .v Carry will
will cot be t ime 1 in for a c u;.lo cf
wet ks, an 1 after all tin Is r. w.iv int
th" tuntiel it is encte I that one id the
doabh line of box. -v. ; i 1 1, .ve ample
capacity to carry r f ail l!i- water. Tlie
sacreps of this gnat t rgint cr'nrj wrii
enrj o:;os all f xpeetabi.ns.
A Ili iglit Roy'p llappj I Iieiiiflif.
The Hu-tford corn pprndebt r f the
SprinfUell lii,ii-an rayp: 'That
waa a pretty bright th'nLt of cue of
the Ihttte;soi s, whn, when employed
pome years siuri as a id in an t fio in
New York, was tent to present a bill to
a shaky concern, with orders to collect
it at ad LazsriK After mnrh nrging
the Lead of the debtor Lrme gave him
a cheek for .0o, tLit amount of tho bill
j Harrying to tho bunk at which it wss
j payable, the lu l presented tho ehek
nub, to be. told, "N- t enough funds to
meet it.' 'HjW much is the account
s'nor?' was the liv's oiiiek retort. 'Hnv-
i en dollars,' euid tho teller. It lacked
but a minute or two to three o'clock,
and the teller was abi ut to close the
door on the boy when the latter Madden
ly pulled seven dollars from his own
pocket, and pntthing it over with a de
posit check, said: 'Pat that to the credit
of A- Cj.,' the parties who had given
the check. The teller did so, when the
lad at once presented the cheek for 210(),
and drawing the fall amount thereof
went beck to his employers in triumph.
Hut, as he puts it, k Co., who
failed the very next day, were hopping
mad when they found they had no fund
in their bank.'
I
I' , ' 1 ' 1 -S-.'uetiJethi,v,un ruade double its . v i; ' me.fe,T u,riel iu .!::TerLt organs are p!anly pcrcept.Ue.
i'POwsrvr.D -T-.rr,-ta IV ni'''" l"t,p-il"1 " "Cle ! the t,nn, au 1 th -e, whi'a they cannot bo I l: s a noTol'y iu nie.Lcil Beicuce.
1 r ,,. , 1 m i, r. I 't ' L A ' '''''''' ,!'' tl a llV re - j ianj.,:, are full to be very j Time cf the grenu-ht calamity and
' ti'i"r fv-t- ivVi'cro.l' j t,J" VH:i li01f ffu'!l arr"'1 "u : comfortable in the lon.T col.l winterf. cm!u-i..n Live ever bef-u pro luetive of
, '"V ' U.eb-.i.L.i to Larg I'hicl iitead i f p,rf. ponltrT e-i.l eurd run at lurpe in the ereutest minds. The purest ore
The Jlilon.
S'.rifeJ parjl will be all tLe rae at
tLe ttJ:vJc
Clieui!!e ii ueeu iu neatly all of tLe
Utt-st ga'looES auJ friugef.
llltiik sitiu saLe-g are worn witLwLite
auj bivl.t coloreJ Jreiset.
lluriz (bta! triuiiaicg) are always
np'y, aJ are intolerable on a ae-aut
Jr.iss.
rubric for fall Jresstg ia Milasete,
wLii'h rtBtiuble-ii buibazii;p, but Las
w re holy, aai more eerta'.i c lor ai3l
..li:rJjih;y.
S sie w tLe new C3abi. Lave r 'ver-L-il'lL'
pattrts looking is. j r- tty ou eith
er ol ie of the PttilF, to til -it the lrefii
ui'.y be tura- J.
I U.AV be tura- d.
i Aru.ure Lx'iik-'.nes havo some wxd i'j
Arixuro b;e';i!i-raes havo some wxl i'j
1 ,heta, yet are raukeJ umvLg as the
"j-o-jl d'H-e rot appear f n the i:irf'v.
TL (e a:e the hAU hi cf ail eilten fa-
e.'j ,l,-.,n ',r.-n'??! i r'ni
wi'b'nt creaiitfr. They are ucl fe.ria It issia fjr miles Ld fcud
pr.rt fdre"(sinc Bib.UKt.ou viitiij
!u,terle.-i Eros praiu, r fi r the ent-te
dr.--, as the a mure fift ire is very rmu'.l,
ayj a!. f r wrepi b jtU b.iaiiair u
I ties fi'; 1 winter ci.:s,
M'.fKMNo E-y.isvn .'.va vait.s.
j T::t' b.nnet f-r d..--p taotjruin i ef
p 1 Ir.j.-lihhcraj-e, ljab!e 1 audlai.l tia'K.th
! 'y u b!a-k i-i.k. Tuis i- w.,rn in v.i:.t r
" ' i.n 1 mcu t cliie, h.'e fa' trim-
i ws au 1 ei 1
i i:.ii.f is fi:'? wora 1
.-1
i.t!'.e. Mil Kl !U-.tV cas S
,
nj aluir.b.cel bfc.-.u e it I'.
.. Ah.'n iof Llaek orjK-is
.i . i ,. ,,i .1 . ,A ;u
1 r-ii
i .1
tri:.::..in o.i t
to L. !1 ti e v;
i f the be uLit j
iu i !..'.' : i-'.Li r- I
t
va:lisl! ".-!.'y IrinatLnfT. Ti.e
r..d'.w' ef irupe, three and a Lalf t
vied lotg, ia thr wa over tht bonnet, j
and .'att-Led ou each ide by crpe j
vi ted pins; it Lanpe to tbe Lti eiiinj
fr--t:t, w'it-re it has a h u La f a yard j
h.If
ov. r tae ia-e. n -ua -tmu
th s i- a yard l.t.f and is pi:.:', d by t
c.rn'.r on the 1: ft pi-leef the b'nntt,
u -.kiLK it Lang in a long point. I -r j
!..;'.t iaonruinp, after cr.ipa vails are laid j
p.-i if, Li iivy li u-k ik that which in !
doiibn t ri-t- 1 is u a" 1 f .r a vail uyar I
lor, -. f i d is borb.itd all i.r'".:il wi'li i
....... . 1 r . ...!. t .. M.: 1
Sru .i t be;.ttt with a t--::.t-.! fr !.! is a
fa-. hhape for moarcit:?. Y .ui ,
Ja.ii r.i.-.r pjkc- L".un i', v, th the brim
far ab
with A
by y,.:i
:ri:n-:i'
w.:h I
vc the foicli -a 1. Clip bonnets
. ac.an bow.s i t .'.'..p.- ,ir r.'pol.k-d
!a.lie, as 1 tlr re are i t! .-is
i with fcbiiri'! CLi'iU'iape -!pel
;t!'-t! lie ;!'... btfir tiwruinf i"
on chip r-..i I hit J, wi'is c. e
ns.-.i in ti.e bows'. Jlfjf r Jlnai
Ja.k.on I.n.t M.'ht
'i t e !a-t l !(-!.; of i
fci.n V j n sideni y .f the (
1 I e;.t ia 1 is .riv.ta
Tith fri. I) U, a.; t.::p- t
as rreddetit.
AtJ.jiew Jdek
:,:iui Sndea he
.1, iu company
breaking id
i.;.- .!.iy v.-.
e.r. 1 .f 1 T.
CI- ..'i -::,e:i.
warn: t i;.e
r:ile'.
d:ra.' TL
i i.e u! i fiee Lira fr
. K l! h-nU L:' ten
I thu-k ti e oc.-rtP;.
lie
lC-': !
L-y !
! ia bri uking ever one
L t ua drink a little M-.-
- wis.e vas br. iik'i.t. J.ick
:nail ginspful it w.is the llrs
sou to' k
lnpa t
rev.ru
frim.l
e hat b-en Sr.'iwa to touch f u ;
i i. ii .v t'... Turt-s -i .,i.iv
mot. hs and then, c-..m-.T n:-' ; caraway and otLtr Lave ot':e-iv';e in
t x.-:tR.-hiu for a few m.m-i.t, ' T.rot.cted wo. Is. v.1 eh iue s.if;. from th;.
1.0 L'ld.-he
v-r.l nguh.tti r tijn a wl.i. h '
he wr.a ngttpel, p.-aU-d, d.r. eted it, and '
hr-'it.nf, Lis c ib pipe aziiu, took a whirf
or l o, end at... 1 pilettly wut.-l.inr; the '
fa"e of a fir at, t i.l, old fa-hio.-.e 1 cl-iek j
i l.kli Mi-c oil i.if crtcr. It live
niinn'. s I ef-.re s.i Lntpbt five m.n!i'..s
lit fore the b-ginning of tho d.ty upon
which A'ldn-w J e is .n won Id ci-a-e to
be l'etihnt f the failed r'.tates.
Slowly t'.e minute-hand racve.l round
the dial. The nl-uce iu the r.mm be
came i.iiji--; iaii.f il. It was brol.t-u by
the el. ..i, kl i.rj in i! f th- .ck i tiiLinc
!!.ell-t 1. .e.r of it d -;J wl.t-'h 1 1 g HO
1 - r-.-vtr. 'lmn J..c':.n, p'arliiu' eul-
..eiily uu 1 looLini; toward Lis fiiend-1,
said, si Mi a qu ?k, n-rvons InngL: 'G 'u- j ;1
tleuf-u, I am no h.nq.r IVeoi lent of the j t
La.te.l State , l.ut as pom a CKIZeU an
any of jot.' Hub-eqai-t t'y be expres-.cd
to tl.eia a ii 1 a.g of f'rt ui relief at tLe
propped of c-.earit'g fr..in the t llhial
Ciirtsnhnh Lai bif'.iu tj Wi:r;h mo.-'t
heavily cpon Lim, paying: 'I am very
glad lo git atvay fr nil tbia excitement
and bother.' That day Van linen was
Inaugurated I'recid ,-nt of tho United
St ittP, pad Ja- kooti, ut the end of his
second term, left the Wh.to H .use left
it so po- r that he was obliged to borrow
fn.ra Lis friends f.'ioi) with which to
r build 'Hermitage,' Lis old fa-ady man
piou, wl-ieh some time before ha 1 been
burnt I to the ground.
After All Iniilieuae I nrlunp.
Ex Gov. W. P. M. Aruv, of New Mex
ico, is on his way to Kurdand, w.th
proofs of his kinship with the nyde
brotnt ra, whope immense property has
for so maDy years been a bone of con
tention between tho rightful heirs and
the liriti.sh crown. The lord high chan
cellor of England rendered a decision
this year in reference to the Hyde es
tate, (hat it is in the nature of personal
property and not real c-pt.ite, and hence
properly falls to the deseeu. Inula instead
of rt vetting to the crown. Ex G. v.
Amy has hunted np twenty-five heirs
besides himself, and instead of trying to
limit the number by maintaining a deal
of secrecy about the matter, announces
that he will endear r to secure un equal
d.vision among all descendants who
come forward and clearly prcva their
titles. The value of this prospective
windfall is a trifle of ?15n,fiiki,0 0, the
at cumulation of scores of years of inter
est and jndioions investment by the
Dank of England. Ex- O ,t. Arny is a
native of Georgetown, I.C, but since
his twentieth year has made his home on
the Western frontier.
Ruiolan rami Life.
The r.a:au Lave OLe custom wLicL
i cvBiraisii in the farci'Lia; districts of
Europe gerjtrallv. lureal of Laviug
etch Loaee cear the c ! r of tLe farm, j
aa J tLe hcqses a l)Dg il'atce aptrt, an j
v. ith the farmer t ot gentrally ,
live ou Lis farm. The 1. 'J-w-s are buiit )
in a village, with pots;b!y the bsrns auj
ivranarie near the Ik rui1, or on the home
lot, bat tbu land tho; a'tivateJ may
be two cr thre or ft'1 mile"! away.
The peip!e have to rvj far and upend ; who i!l be l'.T years old oa Ilia next
much time in g-Mug t cotair?? ttfva ' biiti'.dav, Lsh j-ii-t pr.-fin.l religion,
inork, b;i(. it u.ites f-r. : i.fe 13'jre BOC.;a-i Xl.e liivMfndH arnb'o in Iloston in
b!f, as t!:e pe.pie can e '-i another ! Jh't aKiXK'7at.! S", t'.'J.&l 1 uf which rail
a:;d tii;y rrsy tliii.-'s Unt are cot pe- : tiM ;H a:d l,:3s i.TJand mauufa'-'taring
Ui! !ev.h re ail ere K.v-rel ur aud
! II ht '' 1 we 'I'te''
oaieth:ug of tbia i Lu .a tLis c-inutry;
! bo. u ciethoiH uive.the-:: icautige", a.:a
j tI:c I,e,'I,!u ftre fcl(JW ,0 ' .'Vl! "P tbeir ,;U
i Oi.'C Hrit r e f I i it Le t;ave!el
' v..ri. d iith vide Use'.
aa.l i-A.lf jMstiirel, I'.t '
where. At lust Le
pi er c bj c's in the
like euortu' u pear-; at 1(
out that ihee wcrec;; '!
and bf ire be was a".
wLe-re Loipc
i Knc.s any
ii me euriojs
at co -h::pcd
.g'.h Le made
A tLe church,
f it, Lo was
t. iu the V'J'-g, w.-t'i i ' c'.Ler arnir.fr : Ft If obiipf 1 to a Iv.rtise for pale tLe fa
iLaa the larking c-f .: r. Ktusian mctri Lo'.ie a; 1 .d. bid, wh'r'a was the
-f-"e", like p-K.r j '--; ev rywlnre,
, k.p an ti ui..I;iK-e ol w.rihhs cnr.
Al e u '
-, ... ! 1 1 ....
all alike, an 1
J iu 8 Vtr'1
Ft;e. ts U-iWeett tL"m half
th wi.,i'
roile or
ti-re long. ra:- e.K'.oi i;,? y.jinjjf.- i:
the c'mreli, ti:1i it- cap. .Ins, at th;
.1 .1 -I .1.1 1 1 ..
' 1 ,B'' uu" ' "
er wno renv i ie iarui io imb iouu.,
Sm-dl grai.ari s piarc huts witbont
windows ptaal in tLe uidlid'-f '-Le
vtrei-t, and lor rows ol t!l poles Bh"W
that water ii r i-.-l by the eld fashionc 1
will pweip. Ia pcr:e p! ioe, wh.-re
, ,Le BtrCet, ami when f
fctrf.nger etiters
' tl;te., mlc a gK.at
SelMh fi ii-c AiiK'ti.' riants.
II .. ,.f (in r-A.1T. r.f B(lf..'i ff I.S..
among plants, p,vs D.n Francis Darwin, 1
iu a recent le.-tvov, is ti.e prestn-e f.f
1''
;.ioloun alkaloids. Tons ruminanti,
will not eat ni-h phnts as nifjhtsLade ; ihe ir.onMncus nee .!.xs not atop to
itHlldJonn!..i,n:oi;Lh, .1 (oevii.'i.helle- j fonplaiu that there tiro so muDy poison
b r--1, thorn 'af !'. fYf i-i'th.oa peony, ens fl.-twers and thot-uy LraucLis in the
v- ratrnm, an 1 1 era!, ck ici.Ium . Many ' roa I, bat buzzes on, telecting tl.o honey
punts are prtu ...1 by the r poi?oa..us j where pLo can Und it and pn'tinfj by the
milky jnic as'Le t-pnr-p 1 - ij-Wrllw I la-e where it is
P 'i'l .''. e -1 i'i Viue, and o'.i.ir. 1 1 the I T..i.re was mn?!i ecnn l, palpable nr
"Crc..ii i.i'X I'liiH.-J, tit'.- poi-ouou-. gnn;ent in t!ia ppeic'; of a country ludto
aiknioid htryehni i is c.":itained ia the : n:i i li'-r vLo boasted Lis ancient family,
p eels, its wh o'e 1 1 je t 1 eio to pr. vent j 'Ho aiue'a the wene for ja 11, ' paid the
tin in and the yom.ir plant i coni.tiucJ in j peaenLt; 'as we idowmc-n Par. the older
iti.era fr-..'a bt :r.T i;j sfed, tht
fie
ipirUcftii.!fr.it be.u p:ite lurndepi
! and eateti by ti.e cat. v. t. T. is ea'able
i part i-.irrouuding the see i t on'.ice ' bir.in
j M wallow thea, that th-y ra.y be Tiis
j tribute .1 nftvr aa 1 b.7 pi-dng throa;;h
! iLe ania..i!n' baliis. II fee rilm' ii.lH
are comparatively pc fi m the i.t'aelis
of dies, w aeii a "--vi a'taou U are
u.u h irii'tre I by !' Iar.Mi'iou tn
an alui'.at endle-s : i -s i f p lifimons
phntn, there are ti " wlr'e'i Contain
e-Penti.il oils Laviua p-iogeut aromatic
p.r ,.r taste. Tim tie
f.-.n.--l, anirc,
,.cs 0f ,irj ,Vl
ih: nc'i iat. In
.f all the orange
to he be:!' cutting
to an o 1 F:uiUr I
lr, 1 1 ti.0 hi0 aim:
tribe is di-t -.stifol
aL;, probably owie
whi.'h giv s t
S the ffl.fi t.i-te hi'.',
pe--!; n" 1 this fact Las
(, p,r to orei.g
.'ee' led the fate of the ire;', for it is the
only species of the tribe which Las bem
aid" to c-tablirh it -elf ! ever. 1 tljj lim;!
t f callivutiou, tho orau,'e, c:t:ou, etc.,
rr-. wing only where pr '---te.l by man.
Turpe utine iu fli- leuvi t s -rve.-v as a pro-t-etii'i
nuin-rt Cat'.!.'. T.ie ar n' i'ie
t! ;V r of min' it a deo a. i-a t b.-o.vp.-i:!g
i-aiiaal.-i, an 1 as i! m fn .n i t-- i by h
'arr-e tUiabt r of ii.r-t . s it a'!' r 's un
analogy ti tho nettles un 1 thorn ', liL-h
are re-orted to by but! :fl :s an 1 bir ip
rt ar their yourg. l'.on ers nr;- U'oi'd-
ly n. ore roiid than th-.' planla v.hieh
In ar them, and are thu proUc'e.l from
destrnetioa by browsing .'.uimals tnd
otl.pr f.v-s, by being line.;'. ablj. Cater
pillars will die of lumper rather than
ent the ll .w.Ti of tba plant i ih' releases
form thi:.r na'nral f iod.
An Agricultural iirio-ltr.
William T. Eiri-li owns a ranch ner-r
Rxlwoisl CPy, California. As Mr.
Birch was puspicg through his oat Held
two wpc-ks nro. Lo was pnrprited to see,
towering above the dark green of the
crop, a stalk r.f wi,nt at llrst clatice ap- tuui3 fcn,f iemon c ,ior0l e;llia breeches,
peare-1 to be font. He pbi ked tho with ertIJ(i,,!g t,( yellow and blue to
stalk np I y the roots and presented it to I raatch.
the State ncricnltaral society. The ,. ,. , . . .. , . .
,. ' , , ' ' , .! iue qnestion of hohtiuR Sanday ser
main Pt .ii, which stood Pivorul fee ; ho weathiwt Jfwiw,
hih was round and re. dy ,.r, c.-ely i e(lUrt(?atiou ia Vaintto. pllD j K ,hler
like tnt or c 'To. At intervals it sent
out th'o peculiar loup, narrow blades of
the corn plant, tho only difference be
ing that the leaves of t!i:a plant had no
stamen or backbone like coru blades.
At the j mi-tare of the Ptalk with the
leaves, where the fruit appears, irjnfead
f.f an ear of corn there was a larrre bunch
of ptrfeetly formed oats. Again, instead
of a lasst-1 thu c .ru stalk was topped off
with a large cluster of oats. Altogether
it was the most singular freak of natnro
found iu Rmiri for many years. Ti.e
agricultural society regret that tho plant
was pnlloJ beforo the ripening of tLe
ouip, as then the latter might hnva been
sown with the possibility of reproduc
ing the wondt r. The society are in
clined to think that some use ct uld have
been made of tLe grafting, csptc'ally
as the grain appeared to be more for
ward and of letter quality than that
growing immediately aronn 1.
Ohio had 7,000 less marriages ia 1878
than in 1870.
FACTS ASD I AM IES.
VTouisl's way frjin eighty to two
Lu'iJre-J anJ eiKhty pounJs.
A'!auta, Ox, Lai jn:te a colebration
over t'je nsrlicg of the i3aebiuery of its
tirt cj'.'.ou dill.
J -res fa;d to Lis collar: W;it tLon
lat rue throng'j tLe Jaj' It replied,
I wilt," and it wilted.
Mr. Tre-d IXurdoD, t f T. j'-fsan, X. ('.,
1 cjiipaiii sTUpA
It cM about SJ.R-J a dar to rnn tLe
;janiiat)an Ji,ah hotel, at Coney
j.;.!, yLw York' great seaside rceort,
i aside from the pay-roll.
' Tinmen a'.w .ys c'iooeo tLe middle of
he hottest -'u:!;ipT day a a time for
: c::rry:sg a la 1 of brigLt new tin bn k-
et. tLnciitli tLe btrects.
'Tuis 1 rea 1 i ponr,' paid Junes M the
I table, n-'i-ntiy. 'Y.-p,' r j lincxl Smith;
i 'it'b r-.ur bread, if we pay for it and tLe
! Ian !!a ;y looked relieved.
! Charles Dickt-ns, Jr., Las found him-
j ehi. f trophy e,f Lis father's lit-rary sue-
, cesc.
. Ti e pen nay ba m:phticr than the
j t-ord, but it doe-s not rattle aronnd the
i heels of a militia colonel so vigoroutdv
; er trip him up eo gracefully as ih sword
Ices.
O.i the list pronr nade day iu N'ew
York's fashionable park, when the 'itc
o' tLe city were taking an airiDfr, there
were 213 ib gs Pitting in the different
cirrirtpM, and b3 little children.
A G 'or.iia chi! 1 was born with n trans-
conies from the hottest furnace; the
briglitept flaph frtra the darkest cloud.
The o.pt of the late Ibirhara ftrike in
Enplun 1 in estimated at SJ,2'tj,0Jij; uear
Iv half i" borne bv the men. Without
z intrrct it is computed that
it will tu'.e n.ne and a half jcr.rn to make
"i"uu ""'-"
the Peed, (he nouo the crop.'
Aru: alia i-j orting tn.u fimtied tLeiu
j Pf-lvts by putting a three-inch tcorpioa
! au 1 a f. nr-ii.t h tarantula in a gh.zd
r-tishb wl to prevent th- ir f seaf .itig, aud
j then ei.'it. d them to li.-'it adea lly duel,
j in whi-h iho prrplon iuio out victor.
I Women are, iu til enlightened conn
i trie', the keepers of tho gates of society,
i and carry the keys fa their proper ptr
! ton. Henre b e'.ety, iu its ttr.'ctiy soeial
I hupi', always Las be-u Hud always must
bo cinventii.nal. S.c'ity admits only
those r. ham women approve.
The P po Las Ipmi '.I an order forbi 1
dirg the p:,!o of p-w-rcd relics. Ho pays
iLh tt.fi!' bus become an a! ue, and
that ti.cn wh.ici." einmies of the Ca'ho
lie f.'.'.th tnd th ".irons of filtl y lu-tre,
hunt up and p.tcal authentic relics and
sell them, especially iu Iljme, to the
great pcau hd of the faiihfal, uul ej e
Ciiilly of tho foreigners.
l)diit:g the last twenty years 121,00.1,.
(,U I barrels of petroleum have been pro
duced iu Pennsylvania 57,000, (iOl dar
inrr the past Hvj yeurs. In liS'10 it was
wrth 821 a barrel; the avenge pri"e in
IsTS was only SI. 4b Philadelphia ex
ported h-t ;eur nearly fcsj0n),0i0 gsb
Ions. Quite a number of vessela were
el. arid with it for Japan.
List year 100,003 tons of roa!, 210,.
f (m.f.oj feet of lumber, S2,0'j,),U) wt rth
of canned and palt Pa'.mou were exported,
front Wa-ihiugtou Territory. H ulroa.l
lines are being rapidly extended,
and there is abundant iulaud navigation.
I Too population nmonnta to nearly
130,000. The Territory is apk'ng for
adruihi.ion into the Union as n State.
Oae of the yonng attsehes of the Chi
nese legation, iu Wathing'on, is consid
erable uf a fop, and proves a great at
traction for the ladies on account of tho
gorgeoiisuess of his oriental costume.
II j appeared at an entertainment not
long ago in a light-blue brorade silk
congregation in Cuieago. 15 in
songht to effect a compromise by keep
ing up the regular obset vanoes on S itur
day, and alsa having a sermon on Sun
day. Tue result was that the attendance
was largo on S in lay, but dwiudled to
almost nothing on S itnrday, and his de
maud that all members should be fire
sent on the latter dny was ho generally
diartgardtd that L Laa resigned.
FINLAND t.OVrt liOSQ.
I aaw the moon run clear
O'er hilla and vali of unow.
Nut told my flit rtindi.tr
Hie track 1 wished tJgti.
Vet quickly be bonuded forth;
i'r well tuy reindeer knew
I u hot oue ealii on earib
Tbe aili abieb lead to )'on.
Ti.e gloom that winter nut,
II iw boud tbe heart forgete,
When aommer briuga at lat
Her nun that D' ve r aeUl
Ha dawned rny love to yon;
Hj tltml throiigb joy and paiu,
Than a rammer iiiu more true,
Tsui never set again.
(Jermans and Irish in w York.
Btatutice of birth regiatrittion collect
eJ from cfS'ial aouica in New Yjrk
c;ty, give aome cirions reults. If the
figure are trutt worthy the r show that
the 03ruian-A-rier:cin population of that
city is increasing in a much greater ratio
than the Irih-Ameriean. ? the ecu
pus of 1S75 New York city contained
199,08 Irish and lCo,021 Germans. In
iKiih cases the number of males exceed
ed the number of femsle in the propor
tion of pix to foir. The number of
bildrea bo'n of G'rmw pari'i.ta was
' li.t'li, the luiil.e.- born of Irish parents
i was 2 1,23. Thu nearly t -.i?e as many
:Ci-rcu children were b'.rn as Irh-h,
I although there is apmaller German pop.
nlation. It is estimated that of fvery
I I ,r0 ehil Irf n born in New York 403 arc
; G -rraan and 211 are Irish, American 211.
j This would indicate that the German
I breed u destined in time to pnppIaLt tLe
! r il-.t r on this C intinect, but the o'ty cf
j New Yjik is not a pafe tept. 11-story
j pLows th'-t the Eojlii-h race cot only
1 L'-l 'g its own but cs'iuiil.itoe other racis
i that trv to c impute witli it. ThoFOoond
ipeniration, though b'-th parents be
G. rr.:ari, Pre more te.tr t the American
than the Teutonic tyj e. The children
oftc-a will Lordly ppeak (i-rwan with
! thoir parents, and take n 1 pride ia their
IdeiCent, preferring ta be considered
I Americans.
((Id nickerj's Muff Waj.
Ling y oars after the capture of Klony
r.iut, when Andrew Ja'-ks'n was Tris-
! ident, a vi-itor at the White House re-
j morko.l that (he poataapfer in Lis town
(, no nei-j IV. r ) t au 1-ticu.y iu me
President ha J even been heard to call
him 'a loiundrel and nrgr-1 the re
moval of the ill-mannered ifS-rer.
What lortof a person ia he?' in
quired the President,
The visitor admtttel that the pst-ma-tcr
w. s aa aged and honorable man,
and incidentally romark&l that Le waa
oue of the iiurviv'i.-s of tho battle of
Stony r.iint.
Wiif.t f paid the Pfckident. rising
from hiscLa:r, 'tYas he really with Au
thony W;yneat Stony Toint i'
'Ilo certainly was,' replied the Tuitor.
'Veil, then,' said 0.1 II e-kory, 'ly
the I'.i-rua! Lo Las a pe.fect right to
call me a rrooiir.drel every dry in the
week and lo bo postmaster during his
natural life."
CMI'a trr! IVv. r. Ivir anJ ARna-a rv.ra
pn-rmlfr-i in eitrymre. n t ci.e flko bft r
it-e ilrft il..ft - i never-faiHiiK and oU:vo ciKe.
I'm np in tun f.-rms I .!: rn and l'r. ti.e
j l.ame ih I'ref. r-.i.i-' Autl S.-ptie. I'oadei anil
I Auti Hi (.lie l'.!:. Ijpb f. ra cr.r. eiiftvtry
i- nr until ! tity pii!ir ir tails pre
! takpn: ula l iver I: -eorsto' IMl reery D'' t.
j and r'i-j! me A-l:-rs.-l tic I'.itdera or I'.li
it. r n ils- p. 1' ivierp Ha 0 -r U.i, I'uU
tl.i U r l oi." I. 'vi r 2'icii.ts j . r Ih j
m nt I y iLhii. Wl.. n ordi nuK I e ir.ro ami M o
I tietlt-r i.n want 1 o.i-t or pilla, ipf.us ti.e
i.iot.i v in'll:i l !f ' ai: l ..'iret tt- Pru'.W. I' i. w.
L'i i S. N i .it It St.. Priiii..!.-;, Ii.u. !.
I
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TORE
Ao. .1:1 itit 1i4i mi ore stvrrt.
Ml I .i.l Mil.-, PUI.IIMol.l if l.i.i.l
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Il l P.H.-r lljtol W.e , J. -. '!. A;
PIANOS
tfiS ORGANS
ORGANS
!'iano:-Wcbcr, Fischer. Home.
Vir.lt lor i .i . ....". MMH IK.V l .t At,
I i N. I li.irl. !., Iliilliiiii.ra-. tl.l.
"FR i EN D S' ELE MENTARY
AND HICH SCHOOL,
t.nnuAUi sriti'.r.T, nmr n i.i rr.
11 A I TIMOHIt. VI'.,
l'rrtr.. sin '. i- tf Itnih spn I. -r n n- 'i ..r
1 1. 1. --:!.: .a.-, i.-r c;i t.i -ij-u ii rk. i
lli.lrl MV.
1' r l.irl'or n I. i ii.t :en a. t; o' M h.-..o.
1:. .-i. ,,! '. .J .. b .lil v n ma . si. i , .'. f. v.,
. rl vl. t r'. f. M. I.IMII. I ri'i.
tfUi-iriruvivi o
y3 P)r. n.lar.l Tin lilim
jfbWATEB-WHEEL
Ai'ii- il 'Vir. r-.V..r. 'l. ji-.;J-.'rt .it.
WJ MILLING SUPPLIES
Ol i'K K: A..n.ot J;nwr ut., Jr.-, i-w
P AGENTS WANTED POR THE
ICTORIAL
HISTORY ofthe U.S.
TlirKn-dl .ui.r'.t in iu- Ihrlllnn; liut.njr of onr
com. try iiibI..- tm ll.i. ftt--.liliK U1 evr
. ill. l i t. I. IT. .-.-it tr.lii. .! S.I -r rent. It I II..
I... .1 ,- ,n. I, t- II '.i- ..I th.' I . S. i v.-r ut. i.l.' .l
Pti.l fi.r i iti tf-rnit lo Ai. nt, kud -e ii it I1:
feu v. ry Ii.m. A.'.lr -.-,
NtnoNll. I'I HI lHT.-Q f.T , l''ii!H'.lT''.0, I't.
FITS
CUKEDl 1
FREE I !
An Infill!!.: and rrini-c!il runody for Flta,
FlOlrpay or l-'nllliia r.lrlini-, warr..ittr 1 to
1 11.-.-1 .-.l a .1 IVrinHiirni l ure. "A l-'rre
ftutilr" of n. y r.-nj u.tI at'iH-iai- aud a v.iiiuiae
'i r.-atire iit lo any --nff.-r.-r t-nJ:n tue hia I'ct
i.m.o uJ Ki.ro- A.luruM. Iia. H. U. l:OoT, 12
fi I Plr.-t, N. Y.
RieieroJ an.) rurf !, mttiout tlia Injury truaat
lunnt, l y l'r. J. A. SH HUMAN'S ayiti-m. Offl",
451 Iti-eaaway. New V.irk. Hi ls k wllb boto
grat'tlc lilrnrrft-a of bad etc brfora and aftar
pare, mailed for 1J rants, litwara of fraudultat
litfliaiuni.
; t $ ;
7 A DAY. AGENTS
Uf M AMKII lUHHIIIIIIK,
aflr lleor tntl. Rm.-tlitus Nrw. liiial.
Mai iTimtiiiut. TurttUli Hit I'lttlrri. ttaiu-
r.l Otl Itnrlali inr.no. a. Arei'.aueoi nag-awi ru.
t or C'trculara, addrt-u, Willi tump,
V. Pt. FltOT A- I'O., II Id Hi-ford, Mnlne.
CARPENTER SAWS,
Or en other kind, yon ran 9I Yaarrll wllb ont
Sirw )la. blur ao trial It ll .-'it lli-urr than
Ittrr. i'lir t.-ib wlU all r.-iuiii of e.iel .a an.l
(lia.r. Krut lr! on r.-ri-ii.t l li.Si', to any pari of
thr I'nitfd Ma'.. Illuatratrd clrrulari lr.-e. ioo.l
Am. wauiri le ev.-rv roiitii an.l cay. aauiwta
fc. KOTU k UliO., N-w Oifor.l, Fa.
irwi tiavt huudrrda of l.-ttera from men nalns
our M. lilii, whoi.y thi-y would not takl f..r II.
AS, $ S, & $ $ $ $
I.T l-AHPHTIMir ill It i5 tie. -r .r.1.
P PI.T I 1.11. IMi for roonia In ilre nt I'lAair.
KPI.T ItiiiiP'IMi and MIIINI1. K-r rlrrular
au.l Kampir a.l.lrn.-. O. J. P'AY. lUmdi-ti. N. J.-rwy.
in nnnTAi-i-N'T' VvantkO m mi-..uti.eiu
lU.UUU ,,,,1 Wntrm ntatra fur tl.o II i an. Imt
Tnutuph of Ibr Aa. ) ltM prr Month an.l Kt-uaa.
at I in. I HI lr. AnrsH' Hi ef. L-.iinuir. Ky.
YUUNG MtN
rry frraduat iriii-iit-d a vm n.iaii i.i. Ad-dr.-.
K. Valnitlu. tliafr, Jei.MYiar.jaja.
nl VoUOKS lii auy HIt,wit!ioul ..il.U-7t y. H. U I
tauil. lot 111 law. t. II. Mt .fin -ate' III.
A'
iK our f.ruMKt or pu.r kit-yr lor tKmaa'e
iimhhiip a hp:ii:iiv. II t t'.
tT 7-7A YKUaii.l'l"-i"i"' t" MC-lita. llult I'rre
9111 A.l.trM P.O.Jt KH'Y. Anitifla. Mam.
yTTy TTD P Adlr"a lor IU.- nit au.4 uinca i.ru.-a
lllA i Ui, vl Ureuiiwi. t.i. UaUew. CleTelaad. O
OHMSOM'S
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
Labsnurt, 77 ff. SI 5l. 5.-w Isrl Citj.
Lira or nun ctt.
IKiM IItM.
T'rs Ss Ecrsiy Zscwa ta 12aa !
r r:sT' .T"!irTi hjvirif blmIf
r : .'i Vf I- ! va -11 l.i-trun. m.t c-.ap.-a t i.tivr. lorf
i-i V.'jwa-u. .f. r..dc.i, u. of
r . - in-: . i- ii. ti .r. J tn lend h. id to tha
.-: ..i:.f ...- 'irr'.J . aoiof mat tribe.
1 '-x; '-r r '.f Kj tmio b.n? imiUr to
t'..tf Mr-. Clii'. J .fc m J l f Wj.bint.n
i .. . I- a i --.M f w-. j" jfT'riTH- wer
I'i: Tljiiilu1 ii the .V I'jrli Urr-i ut Dee.
J'-j. !:, t.e t..t:t cf i: Ii are 19 w.Jvljr
I .r.. r - .1 i rear . t inti. I. Ilnl but ttt'.t
i. tf y.r it ." i-ii-r!. i.reB ili r rarn
I 1 v r. f, I.lw cr. j :nd tn a u-al vijl--
r.f .w j t. riai'.ibJ, cTtnanJ N.T.a Vr
.' i ' . l.r'. -J .:. 1 Afit'-.ti.'1 f'f !ueh
t.-rr j!i!c.:;il.'--i"ir. tuKca It taaay,
..if r - .-r! r -. lit . ttittaiia, h.t a :.p.
i . . v i t. :: 1 l f.'.l't tti rott, fian,
' -.-.Itv.-Io a-.'J P rr ( WakiaieUla a
: i r.M i. ! -. f - I I tl .1 rrepirid t J ro--.
.. t. .. ..,;t i. i i f r ia a--.cci'tul iriiro
' . toi'Mn: -.. '.. .- . t ta-T wor.d; and aiturts
. I . t t ! .s r-w'r Ii lb aa-ia noTaJ
Wakametkb, the Medicine Mao
N-.O.ii z Baa bn ml!".l t.oti:t.!'c!M ard
ri' tl. i Ii iK-en Uktn air. Ii i i m d. 'ii.t
rl.c l,r..- l'i-Hiriia of i!.e 1Ii...od i.d lti;.aEaof
i;..- -r-Tra evfr kiiiwn to in in.
1 ni. B.irn wi"ii nrii-u I repe.-tioa.
II art upon Hi" I Is it.
II nt I iii..n the Kl Ineja,
II r. (s ulnl- III" ll.iwfla.
It purillra Ibr llloiid.
Il iul:ta tlie ertti ayatrna.
Il i.rtii..t Il2''l'"i.
It SourUlic, Mrtiultif na and Invlrr
orair.
II t arries ofTtlie old blood and makes
IW.
Il i.pmi the porea uf Hie akin, aud
lutlut llmliU) l'r.rilrullo:i.
It iiv ilra l'c Ih..-berfd.i iry taint, or poit-in In
t',u l.wii.cU fcrc:lftra- ?i rof a. a. try. tH-lit, r.i.d
l... i.: t:.T.tr i.f ri!n d ... k . - a- I .Mi'mii iiUUiur-..
1 h- re are t.o ?..::: t.;r. ;.:,..! a- nisiiiifeturc.,
aat.lcan Iw uke-i ler t.m iuoi d.:n! l.-vtw. 01
t? i' i.;-d m d ff h'.i, u.yUatj rupurul ia
aaa.aa r. oic..
I P,.vr : ami Niss Vr.u i A..'.i Titf femaS' nra
; i Artt.ipj. Aiui.1 .) urn.. of nisi p-'.-s
I l e iii-j:. n lj!'.i;el i t tu huiribia fi la
t I.... . t.-.t witli O.r r-d r.a-'ti-.t- of a h ;il
f. r.n.l tun ji-tivlty. loreirr'and aiilm..'.e
t-. ..f ilatW'. -or -liil' tl(wiiil..Trt. For tale
I. v.t I o-i.-m!!)-. rrltellOO.
Ti . -..! nl ilie i:..i:.. rr, briefly uamltd,
tin i. .live id Pi.' t.f rbartr-'.
Mr I - i.. , I; im ; iiinio-t tjniuniily at tne
tv, :. ,, .1 i;, r : .-r.! a: J tunr.' ilia r-.al.-ti-
'. ..T v..;.. 'i ::i-t i.ij !:' n.e It CMRipimed. thr ..!
i i..t.r- t.Ai.a -in,.;. t il-vu.in noun lit Johi;en,
i... .i n.c i.:.. hi' ii-vrn lined, aud la kbuwb aa
Dr. Clarle Johnson's
t?-DlAM DLOOO PURIFIER.
rri.; of Large Bottle tl.00
T i-eif Siaall Eoltl.s 60
I i i feo voluntary i..-lim..t.U'a f Kt'oi.e who
:,.. ,-u i u rt u ti.- m- i.- of Ut. f.ua Job.uiuu'1
l...u:i ill... a s .r.i;., in ; r own viciniiy.
TcctLuioniaU of Care
Xorth i iii'oliHfi Tv:tmonlala.
R .mmen-ts it to all.
Wakff I '.if '-, I - :tK... Jan. 2' ls79.
Pi-ir.r- I li , j o. ! tLa Indian lllood
Hvrin w.ni.-U I r'-' ';? '1 from ymr Atrent, V.
li. V.iiiira'e, t'. e i: :t pe-ie-.ablo medi
ciik ; u-i elite: oa t.'.o t itr, 1: -oil, aud other
w.val li'0 bad ow: :i to n o, btveben
fal'if up to tli c!virs cf i's Apn.t ; and diet r
fnl 'y rtct niuii-Lil it ie tl.o . . p'e of tnia vi-Ciui'j-.
il- 1 . i.iiii Marjittrate.
Am I'x -.-li- nt "...'i, iae.
Pre -tonvi'le. ! ,1. n t' -.. .. ''., Jm. 1. 1'73.
lit At Mir : lli. .;; I oeii Tli-ttd wah lUitn
ralBlll i-i mv l i b t i 1 I- ' f r three jear.t, I
wis aJvi-td to r.r li.'.i m liloou Svrtip
and Icin ?v it ii. i il : P ruo moist wood tbau
any uid.i:ui 1 1 tilcU Job! Uawkinz.
It ireey fi r j : ; i nia-'irm.
rae b. u.., ii.intkou C ., N. C, t
O r. 8.1H7S. f
Ivp3:r:-I w. afll eled aiili Illitumalic
".i -if ,r i.iii!-r-, A..U 1 Uaed niaryreiutsl-.e,
l-ttt .' ii'. ! n a n to it ) mo a .v ar.Hl tint 1 1 pT
: ,n ..Ir 'i.ifjof v. ir let n IiioodH.rnp from
tv.-ir Arn.t, P.ad l.n. i g te.tid it mof. I
ivt-.i r -.'..1.1.1, n.!r''.fi!:.'.' l l.ifivo it atrial.
V. ill'SLt iti.wland.
f ir. ' Spm 1's.ii.
Eartlatilla, nni.Iiii (.' , N. ll , lb. CI. 1-79.
IX.ar 8ir: I Info l.Mi lioi'.olid wiUi Mun
Tain, and roonwd m a-.- I ctieiit from your In
dian Blood S'-r.ip t'nn fr m my other medi
cine. I therefore iclj. -.unei: 1 it lo all who are
cut of bbti'li. y.r.- 1 ctoi'ca Iliaoa.
C-.-.roi --t-. Sit.
Elo ke :vi!..... ., 1V 7 1S7!.
Dtiar Sir: It is w. li el.i.jjs uf Jytht I
niw write to y n. liana;; a lo g period of
rears 1 havo pnffero I ni'i. li wi h Nearalgia.
My whole evuuiu am f d.iifnlly afft-cted. 1
tnol many romudl.a, bat reu.ited very little
beuerlt, until I pnn-ur. .1 aomo of yonr Ind an
1) oud Kyrou, tic i outiruiy eared mo. Yonr
tu-dieina proves to be aa angel of mercy
wberever a knowledge of it vlrluaa ia pogaeas
ed by tbe attln-ttd. I tnab yon anoooaa in yonr
eflurta to alleviate human auSriug.
-I. A. Jones.
Cnrod tthen otbor It. nuulei Tiitcd.
Mo.aKisik, r.t .iail'.o , 71. O.
PoarBirt I was ba.'ly aUliettd, audi am
rial to teat fy tbt Junr IuUjui llu.od fyrep
liano'ir. d mo when everv ot tin uicrtifinn foil- il.
Ieouaidtritavaiustjlomu.uoiiiu. J. Jit Arthur.
Another esse of r.henir.atisra Cared.
.uvb.l Miiwc.l, of l.ntubMU'U, llnbeaon
To., N. C. utitv-tlbat lio i.4 born eurl t.f
IlheruiaLrai 1 ' bn n- of tlio Indian ltlood
Hyruu and wo'i.d loocainicud ail to ivo it a
raouali!d tr;.il
la ree!'' for r-ackavhe.
l(. -ihivi'l. 1 ...l..t I'j.. N :.. l ib. 21, 1S79.
I arh.i : -I aa cnfT. tinrf veiy mn. with
the llaekael.e, au.l llueo Jo.-ea of tonr Indian
liiood ti mo cart-J no. W. J. Harbor.
HI
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