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MARX Il. NEWMAN.

DUBLlSHER. BOOksELLEh' oAAiAONEn' &c NO
i9e Broadway, New YORK -, -, =.
School, and Classical Books constantly on hand and IN
osnres school AMI Classical Books from those necesss
~ hi the FIRST primary classes those 10 the most advanced
classes In Academies and Colleges n,
Country Merchants ard others wishing 70 purchase ooAs
,yod 40 vel 10 csl and ex anime The nt coEsislhy
hand. ,,.-r-..
general assortment OF Theological and Miscellaneous
Book. embracing every class OF Books suitable Tor pubic
and prvae Libraries which offered Al re very lowest
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Snmmcr f'dsbicus.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER 90

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
N1EN'S BOYS AND CHlLDktNs tLoihiNo
vi GEORGE I. GREEN, 40 Chalhsn-s,.~i. cofls,t
p.ss-Vil keep constantly on hand ~ Ill and CON.
'LETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS add thiL.
DRENS CLOTHING, Of a.! descriptions made 70 ue
rAsHio>AsLt srrLt To which IN would mos' fcse.t
arrangements to receive ClofAs Css"es lesfns &C., "
very packet secured the services OF .xpeeno'S
Cutters he pedges himself give perfect sssfacuon 10 a.
Tho may purchase . ,
ii y, ,et ,..g,,,,Ify MI ~
-. - -. 4. - =
- SUI. band assortment OF sessonsne soos. COM
tng cloths OF particularly III fsbncs tor Dfrss sud
-rocN COas, Dnllngs. Nsnkeen sAd single nl-i ,tss
l.res for PanialOons Chay and sisr.ele. Nesnts la
.s variety wch will be- made up order ~ d-dlcFn
lom usual moderate prices, IN view OF he ~lfsaes'
tate OF the season
VIM T. JENNINGS co, Drspers and rtlo~.
Nlnr 81 BfOtiNHfi An'Nffi ''.'s
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AsTtkI. lkaN-,0 lOLs 'Dsinau1ofs' par lfOn, ~
aus w JOSEPH TUCKLHAAN, % wssss.
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{. h. RiNG. Auc,ioneer.

xV-IIL SELL on Monday, at ibe house SI Uf and q
w a.pen 10 assortment OF Household Furniture. Gu
..,,ns OF rch Chxir. Pier Tables, Centre DO,
bes Iamp. GAS aud Cana Ware. " ph heis sad rea
ling SC Also kch.n Furniture. Win wmen ne ssf y.
commenced Caslos aes ready q, the sore 10 sna
:, yIs.s'
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IN PRESS

IN PRESS
Nd will be published shortly, the hrs part OF me pow
"A eriul stOry ...,
"Sr. GILES ind ST JAMES,
Written by DOJcLAss JERRoLD, -
Author OF Mrs. Candies Curtain Lectures, lime Nolhs
Wonders Rent Day, sc. &C Each par' WI pe nus"aeu
with two eneravngs from designs by Leech %
BURGESS. srRlNGER co.
tvfs sis ~ Broadway. corner Aunst
NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
an the arrival OF tie Great Western We vii receive
m and complete assortment ail tine dates of r. ghsh
par.rs BURGESS. >TRINGER CO
INA ~ Broadway. corner Arrest.
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~ Wafer Cure nj Lebanon springs.-Th.s yer.

~ Water Cure AT Lebanon eprinGss-An rs very
beautiful romantic and healthy place easy OF access BEING
situated only 3 miles EasI Of Albany, 80 miles y OF
Hudson and miles Wesi OF Piitsne.d Mass and presents
natural advantages for purposes OF health seldom scuaed
For particulars address post PAID Joe! shew NJ or Da
nd Cambel, Lebanon Springs, Columbia Co ~ "
The Warer-Cure journal and Teacher Of Heath, joel
Sbew N. u. Editor, Campbell Whitmarsh, Publishers,
cau be obtained VI Nu. II Graham Tribune Buildings ltc
NassA.siree, NewYork City subscribers VII hereafter
receve their numbers a. T. place Terms 81 per VIOLIN r
n u u.uhers 70 zfvAnr~ Uyolu
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O,,Ics O, THE CRoroS INSURANCE COMPANY. (
No IS all street, New York July 10 lo'a
L. The Capital Of this Company remains gE.ml afed
their oss the Fire OF his day not exceeding > and
hey are prepared make prompt settlement oi al ca NJ
against Them They continue 10 insure tIe ana MARINE
Risks at fair rates. ijy2l lwisl ~ CAhkOLL' >ecy'
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES


OYJ T WlLLISTON, Dealer 10 Watches, vholssAe
- and RETAIL No. CORTLAND street corner .! Broadway,
p stairs -. -, A.,
ssortment oi Watches 1t every description Iosr desi'
Jus Of purchasing hfst rate krepef Al very lo"
rice would Do vel. 10 call and examine before p.fsAshs
'sc~lrre
All Watches Did nj this establishment warranted To per
Drm well IT, money refunded. ClocAs Neehrs Nsi
lewery repair ia he besi manner NJ tie lOwest faos
J. T. WlLLlSIOs,
ESQ lmeods Coursni-st tcOr. b lai~afb 40 .tslfa
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Markets. Carefully Reported for The Tribune
MONDAY July 20.
r There was scarcely any business doing TO
day the terrible calamity Of Friday night having entire
possession OF mems minds. No one seemed to have
thought for buying or selling.
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" The City Fire Insurance Company have the salts
faction 10 inform their customers and The public that II Wi
ot reoure over 10 per cent their capital STOCK pay
claims for losses BY the recent sad CONFEDERATION in tbs city
The Office of the Company No 81 Wsl!s.reei, is open
for Insurance hereto ore. - -
d CrsRy Secretary jy2l iwis'
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NEW ElsAI> MUSIC. Published To-Day by r,
Y EERRETT s co 25 Broadway twelve pOpu Ar
,,uicksf.ps Tor the Piano Forfr--Or p cents.
Websier- Quicksiep, Wood Up OF Mississippi do.
Mountain Oucksfep, Mickey Frees Qhcksiep
Wis-ahckon Quckstep. The Union Onicksiep
The Bugle Gu cksiep, Old KENTUCKY Oucssiep
Fr, Diavolo Quicksiep, Cumberland Quicsstep,
Retreat Qulck,tep Qucksep from Robert LIE
fArf Dithe.
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~ The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, No
IS Vail street. inform the public that they are prepared 20
meet all claims promptly and their assets 90 far unim
paired by The Ere that they enabled 10 take Ma
ne and Fire Risks heretofore on The most reasonable
terms L. GREGORY President
JOSEPH H0XIE Vice Pres't
Ffiwoop WALTER Secy. iy2l I'M July ?ls.
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I71I,7 and H0-1g Ir .a.-r0a.. = olce : hereby
n even that In pursuance ~ an act entitled An act "a
Drogde fr the construction Of Railroad from Atticn 70
H,-,..v psssed Nav H. 1915, BOo1s VIII be open Tor
L. the capta. STOCK 0i the Atica and hOines
vile Railroad COMPANY II ne Mansion Hose IL ne ely Of
Buffalo and tie American ho,e N ne village Of Hornets
Wrdpe.ay The ion day Of September next al 10 O'Clock
IN The forenoon and continue open for two days thereafter
Dated Buffalo July 10, is4o 49,
GEO PALMER ,. w, sM,Ih;
JAMES G. HOYT, SIEPhEN ny NDf.
JAMFs K DOOLfTrLE, J: L carton.
". ~ HAWLEY, WALTER JOY,
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XXrANTED-A Cooper-A young man with moderate
w cash cau-a l0 wei acquainted with The city, and
fiv competent 10 take charge % CoOpera.e establish
et " ho can flrui.h sfaciOry testimonials Of honesty,
uau,ry and -ohreiy character may meet with favoia-
he opnortuitv 20 establish msef In Business by note
addressed Box $50 P o. stating when and where an inier
view NAV be had iyls SITS
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rzs-Iite Insurance ,-NATIONAL LOAN FUND
rtfr INSURANCE SOCIETY OF LOSDON.-NEN.
YORK BRANCH.-Tle public are respectfully .n-or-ied
-, n Re- e.. or Dr. HO,ack WI aield 81 he Society
Oee u Wa-st. daily Sundays excepted a O'clock,
P.M -. ...-,,,.-.s ,,, ~, r-s-e.
- - - ~ he porui s.on Of Newiork-Dr. Ar
,s !. l attend dsly ii The Office II l. O'Clock noon
b nhv,ic.a devong one hour 10 bis dGl-- IS nedeAi
rrr EXAMINATIONS vii e conducted a. thelI frspec,
W. plsce. OF residence u prrferred) DUNG ne hours usu !.
Tor receiving patlenis-
~ Fee pad 10y tie society
Dr. Rodgers resides al 40 Bleecker-sreet
DR. Hossck iOI Frsnkl.nsirret
DR. Arnout $50 Broadway. -
u Wal.-streei, 18th June, ls%a
JACOB HARVEY, Chairman Of Local Board
J. LEAxpER srAia. Manager and Genera Agent
e2c Saw osd
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AsHEs-The market is without change Pots are
s. cit s7t cts Pearls l2s a 4 lsi cts. Demand
moderate There have been received this season.
The opening the Canals 1904 bbs Pots and 1929 do
Pear.s-ioseher AZ s63 bbls The stock Pots is
now s'6e j6bls and OF Pearls 1892 do-togeter 1915
bb.
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1ur,ion Sales.

nv ys~nn iSHAKps 4 PIATT.-se,s
- ~ sro4t sy.-flosssl cssa sdssnees "'s-s - ."
slxunl-uss for sUcuou s.es.
TUESDAY. Nh August s-s $1,000 = ,rys,xvpv
Toe nerf r~gaiu Trade sac of SOohs, 81 hASossss
PLATES se- ~Ll commence a he above dal~
Tie SAFE q Stationary, Paper. ke vii be len " s~S
nished us~sdsssssS prsss en- ~l - spssasy
issaeo.
ben required " rc
large EssormeE, Of Standard Miscellaneous sri school
BOOKS st lo~ prcsA
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.u-.l>nAy-sCu00I. PIC NIcEX.

sUS-Lss h,zss ~. -. 70 80, u,'s sa
Nsnha-se l. l. on Tuesday 20 nat To-" steamer LW
fOEK with band Of music Oh oossd VII .esse cana'st
srf.t n Co.rtand street. ~ yaset g. and Desn-
street a. 81 O'CLOCK A. 81 Tickets - cent? NAY be tt
~ A. COnani 80 Grand street, J. T. Wax No, 10 Came
ne s. Pafker, corner Greenwich and Couftlarc, And
a rnl,on slreet up staira WI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

Don't b. har,h to BOYS Trc,' ihrn a.
though they were gong IN be MIS- honest
and lruc. prrs.uSy Med tun with fun.
and don't org" them when Your nice"
fiuu,, upe N.asp,prf p,ragraphs dogs
trnrs ftoNus. are not half 80 po', ct FOR pre-
serving apple, ana tho Ike a.EISDsu.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

A close obsetyeI-of men and thlncs SAYS
TIE Ohio Cultlvalor, told us the following
llulc history, which We hope will Pio~
very deeply into the attention Of all who
pio,o very shallow IN their soils:
Two brothers settled together III
country One Of them on n cod ugly
clay soil. corcrca 'jlh blackjack oak, not
one Of Winch was large enough to mike n
dozco rails. This man would never drive
any bot large, powerful Couasiogn horses,
some seventeen hands high Ito always
put lAr,c large horses to n r'OW and
plunged II in some tn inches deep This
deep plowrng be- invariably pracusod aud
cultivated thoroughly Afterwards H.
raised his seventy bushels Of corn to The
Hcte
This man had brother about SIX miles
of surl,d on a rich Whuo River bottom
lind farm and while black llck CLAY sol
yIrll,d seventy bushels 10 the nctr tins fin,
land farm would not ayrmgr inv on'
brother was "r1d,ly growing uch on poo
land aud he o,s,r steadily growing poo
on rich land
One dayihc bottom land BROTHER cam
down 20 Gee the thch ucn oaa fnrncr ao'
they b,can to Talk about thor crops an
farms as farmers are very ap, 70 do
How is It, said the FIRST, tina, You mar
age on this poor soil 10 beat me in crops
The reply wns 4 work my lard
Tint was ucxac,ly Some men hav
such rich land that they WON'T work It an
10, ,,,,,, 90, s,,n I.yopI ,rl.~. 80,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

checked llack-cyct and vcty ip,cllgerl
Ir,c clil named MstV Coffee, Of whom
any patros IT. ii be proud, Was brought
lo che Office tot commitment 10 the aims
house. having no homo - fu'ud' She
vatrt th1i her hthct. wh, was tailor had
conc on, OF he cay 10 search Of work
ht,ug Der ,nI a hul, SISTER cF,d a war
"a ifh Fer mother vho Nns ~ ut'rnpi r'r
Votnun \ irW dove SINCE. while on Nth
bet mn,hcr. she l,h her on the cornet iej
ing her to Nnn a lew muu,t; un1 ~"
would rclorn
The poor iulc c,fl. (who - only eight
yeas old bare footed md bare headed
unr,l on tho cotncr tlI a0rt dark hut no
mother came aud knowing culy one person
m thc GUY. save her mother. who could ',ll
hcr where her father Wn' she started ~
search ofhm, md found hm Tie s,li he
thought her father was ul VI nhnnnNll.
Ah,ch she could roach 30 hrli va hour ru'
che 81 ,r,d OF rs she N,N "a scurcb cl hiu.
| Nns d,k hen she sutrl. bui ptomptrd
by affection, and snoyed Up hy hope, sh'
" enl on now running. nnw WALKING, and
utterly ignorant ofwhCrc she was polnl --
Som,,lmr after mlduigh, she found hcrscl
IN Norkvlllc ard thinking this musl ho the
phcc she accosled every one she met, ash
! ing for her father Her manner and np
pcntnnce attracted the Intention OF hum NJ
/ individual who took her to hls hnus" m,
gave hcra shelter unit morning wacn sh'
was gwen IN charge Of police officer " h,
had her sent to the city
Sho narrated ne above incidents VIII
the mos, nrlI''s simplicity aud with nm a,
Of truth not to be mistaken Tho Mayo
was a, gtca, loss what to do with her
when fortunately al that moment a gentle
man who was IN want Of girl CHANGED l.
come into the office, and she was handr
over to him for trial The poor llule CIR
who Ind wandered on, to Yorkvilc, ,hro
lanes and fields, and over fences alone an
a, night. bare footed and bare headed, wit
scnrcc clothing enough for summer, aIihl
II was quite cold, and yu she 'crmcd t
think she had OIL, done what 'uv he
child would do, similarly situated II wa
truly IN extraordinary case, and il lhI
statement should meet the eve Of the inth"I
who is sad TO be a wouty, 'oiusulnu
r7n lc '0~r ,hro"oN - 'el-u - jnCs OF ii
e.. '.. :. h.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

mos dfrary and disNni travels He good
'''sr. m'uuey tar be-, pistols. h,, kuir
'sUo, his hiui hn I.aps a col Of cord
,ui oal,,, are ~. only Accompaniment.
ltl hl. only uJs,iu ptouhuor IunIsb.
'i Nnn 'A,s, have hcad IAN siy hc
20 ..h.r- over uvct form ,sL,, or
90 n.lu GO lut,n plain
IT, Na' ~. alone. burning lud,ln,, rni
81 lh' close 81 'hr dly. was ttiutnuei1 b.
enl when be- hca,d a churune 81 hooh
uehtud h.n md nron booking back 90
yry,d three Black Footed lulpo. well
noun, "a boo, pursuit Of bin b.. ,mmr
t"'y TIRE" 81 his cargo OF meat TO hghlcn
his horse ihcn 10 urge on the Buiral 10 hs
almost speed m hopes to ou,,tup his put.
'ucts va, dlsc'vcud that lbc cm,mv were
gaining upon him anl would soon have
hun 81 their mercy lie ,h,n adopted on
I1'dlcul rs s'ngui1tly ingenious us II was
j''Nem'cl, t'ld puWloc ~, long ',alp
ny knit" be- plunged IT INTO hi, horse.
'..' 7o' 30 ore ,cvrrr' IT., sr ro IN.
,.pg usmu,Iv dad lnd the
determined banter thfowinc mSclf be
htni the hll'n carcass, r',rot,d to meet
hs rursu'ts IL m ment on, Of 'hc IT..
iuus came wi'iln rach Of his rhc. and
wa, shot through th, tcau
The other two srr.9g the i'c q thc,r
comp mon halted Tor a momcn, and lh,u
/ pnpatod to surround the enemy bat n.
/ lhc first ono tad sent hl. ball wishing :,
the EAR Of Richardson BE- himself oprcc
{ ON his horse, by a bail from one o
Richardson's long pistols The third see
ING thlsa dangerous game to play, whip
. ped hs horse and wns soon on. Of sight
Richardson bad thcn only to gather ,h'
fruits OF his victory lie caught the lW,
Indians horses mounted one, loaded N,
other with the discharged cargo Of meat
and returned home with two spare rifles
aud good stock Of ammunition
Constitution.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
A 9OLp TRAPpER

MANY sore. af, ,old Of NE f'a'' of he
daring sdven,urcrs mi har breadth -
rspe. cflhe free moun''d oHpp~'s hot o
may be- wouh ~hilc 70 m'nuon ont ~hNh
R,chatdsan 8 kcuinckan,w, u knaNr 70 ~"
. vans Of tho company as one o'ihe mos
au,,er. & dafcdey raiders o'ihe mo1nlaIns
asod 70 tell I, vss hrs eoaN that be nsV
ef carried provision. On be journey 10 bis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
VALUE or OBSERVATION TO
TIE FARMER

Perhaps TO no man orclass Of men ~ the
value OF observation so great as the inrmor
HIS business Is pripally ~..h nalurhl objccts
HIS occupation leads him to manythlngs to
initiate or follow nature Put the laws Of
nature are only learned by watching the
scctc, processes and the silent operations
With ace gong on, and ,hus sgccrtauluo
the cgNscs which prodnrc he effects e" heb
We see taking place 1nd Us IT, .
who watches closet ho suffers no
change 10 take place wlihou, looking into
the cause. who m fine observes the most.
sad treasures up the most IN bis mot,
le-ocre- -->r-c ,~~u,iu,,1 .,..'' tlc az pc
.r b.. -.us.q. a.c II The
best hner Although the ot.erya,ions
which have been made ami recorded by
others, have become large 'un1 Of va 'ua
Or Information there Is vet vast deal
more 10 le1rn Facts are vet 10 the dark
winch can only be- euciHd ~ ot.cfwlIon
II would be- Interesting to have history Of
many Of N" useful lmpfovrrncnis ma, have
bren made from sligh,ra Ub,rryaliont
which first gave the Aini to sct the crp.ri.
ment On loot Mrs Ctr1 give. plrasing
eaismeni Of lhr value Of obs, rvaiipn m one
instance 4 hrmrr no' hNY mhrs
miles from Boston says he - quite famous
Tor the improvement be hss made N w1tt
gfap- FIe munt a vine ~ the woods
uhieh dozsns ~ be nsiphbors pasred eycry
wcs Z s.ssli - h' be but observed whore
he oxen 4 upon The vIne n. Prap@s were
'prPsS and swe'fs't ~, took he h,n' he
vine ~1' iron'panlsd snt clossly pfansd
Ths pf"dpc"d he efi-c, n, browsing hsd
done the ooufshmenl that ~ e viA state
spppoued 2rert weight II wins md ten
duil', went entirely 10 toe holy ofiat grsps
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

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.Tbc ola cl,.s.cr .lll.,i I,.,pf.,. d.
n,ori. n lpl, front"
Jb,y ..,t,,I ON. hand ia hand fl, \. d
ten b.y,ul IN, t,,,, a nu,c. hen SOM.
THING ven, .,nsh svn.h, into th, water
vat .G,.Lr1 v,s,tr IRE. f~rl,uo,,,n
Ih.nfJ ,Gr,ibp, aud coyoi ,p,, pnt .uc,x
INC a. ,hou,b ZONE one had .o,u.r. ho,.
d ,l,,npcr-oni lh,n-
.Bt -,hun-thun,ler That water smell,
a,6rr old
Ncd was lnl, d .poscd 10 cut dit for
home but the others .p1pny,o ,.roo,.n,,yc.
ness was too much cxcitrl to listen to any
suCh ""PosWon
4 lh,y concluded 10 sop ,'l'e "mo n.
','''" 'of 'c'f 'N'Y "'u to"s'u some enc Iy
'" nounl'''"g III '"e "o''' -u"d OF
u'"'"'u o. W." : ~ "'''s'u'e so'''e" ma
! '"ouSH' shno'u oufN 'ot'h !" roar OF
hGeh'ef ms ! hs''neu 10 'h'r Whispered
surprise al 'hc sudden f'Veia'ohs OF CT"
T TERN OF water o''ng mere
.i Never heard awning Hoon' before
10" oll mat we shou'd oo'h tu"'Oie mo
Il so
he old people must have liked I! on
, purpose TO drown people IN ~
., h'y CONCLUDED hey had not been heard
ana shortly pushed on again for the mel
ons Incy presently perceived there was
something unstable about the ground they
p were cautiously passing over They Wits.
p'rod to 'nch other what could not dis.
+ ~ '' som''hng nhon' traps, and
- started 10 run to get beyond this suspicious
footing Both were caught by the cords,
and hcadlonE they went into heap OF htI-
:, crs and 'hsll's and the Ike reception
"Snchn g'uun' mp stars - mnurrcd ono.
NrUlcs and lhistlcs--hy Jemlma Scots,
:. how th,y prick
They then determined to GO on more
cautiously
How thick they are Jo' Com" h"rr
Thcus more than dozcn fat ones night
"
- ,....l., ar,.n, and
II, Down lhrN at n TIC m'iN "l NOM ana
n sc.W,d To coorlrl' mat lh'y h'' E'''''
a pay l1ru'.'r mnhar'
, 'llroc Jo, take 'hi' lnnskm'Ion. Is n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06
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4 TALE HORTICULTURAL

= rad su-eoel.I ln f1rrnr cucumb,t,
sni o,h'f 'rc,iahb. cstit,fthlr NV n.f-L
l.u as 81 N+fpic Aso'oi me ..r,csly -
| tsi ihc ,arlt,-t sn1 ~. k,uls # lrui,s --
llW ras rut'ly pr,r'ricl nf hong
Dm' vrh ihrvug lot' Aino- every
night 10 The season q fuH ms g,id,u ~,
'i't,d tie, dsnacd md uch n,yrr
tnnnlud DOWN I a rat,1u. ways go
yto,rct my rr7opls .htd ~alrh dor,. 10.
hey w.tc shu' Or 0nt0nfi Sc; trap' hu'
they ne~~' caJgh, anything crcrp' nov ant
then one ofmy own cas- A. John II tbs
s,rs
Top, sseo oe' ,sa~, 20 "'rsa,td to apples
Nif deg' sr'daHl its orc sat vprs rr,rf ,loft
1h- 'b,sIfoa. - ho. b., -seh .'-'.,ir ~, rr.r.
AAd h''ot de'.". t''i 10 ppcAsts g." fv.t
Nots aLou, my Patd'u such ri. nr Cn,ho.
- have about Their nuonores but that
DID not an'wrr Il Vas only bv nccrirn'
tts, IL ,uod nu' he u1y t. srvc on. fruit
AMI noticing ~ thu pirrs divers caution. 10
Young to.ues / ihtnk It worth while TO
publish snmcWha, Of nv experience
have come to the conclusion that bovs
nfo rs much influenced by malice as by
'o'" o. ''od '''i"i n sHen hItV'n%. ~
ih'N Know 'nh', u DC close ha'd 'h"y
WI wrench open h'' h"g'' ~ some way
" h'" "~s f''htn'n OF 'h' O"i'ef',
~ people aoou, inc '"l"9o comp "a
very mN % "i 'h''f "u" "lnf stolen ~
''' ',"1' "'' ana ""'y ''' n''h ''ooP'a-
ana ne W" 'he o"'y one VINO sent car
loa1 OF '>c' .''t. ,app',s ana distributed
lhe'n among inc eo'Icge boN'
mHhI nave known ma hou2W OF
my own hoyhood that NE way 10 manage
boys IS, to treat them kndjy They have
natural code OF honor which inrb'ds them
TO d. INN an injury who shows 4 regard
for hcm II Is no compliment 10 man