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Father Mathew.

TVHIS great Apostle Temperance supposed to be the
greatest beneacor of his people living and is
supposed that the best place to get
DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS,
in Worcester, is at the Rooms in WALDO BLOCK, by
deyoting considerable attention the ofmy
have been enabled satisfy the tastes of those who
have favored with their patronage to degree beyond
my most sanguine expectations.
Those who are in of Likenesses of themselves
their friends will do we'll TO call at before trying
as by having avaed self of the modern dis
coyeres and improvements in the art, prepared to
take Miniatures and set them in Lockets Pins Rings
Bracelets or Cases. which for beauty of ns canrot be ex
celled in this city,
Copies fpotraits &C. at the shortest notice. Daguereo
types of deceased persons in out of the city, Particular
attention TO the sitting of children.
NJ B. Instruction in the Art the most favorable terms
Please call at No. 4 Waldo Block, up stairs
Worcester, July 26th. dwtf JOHN D. ANDREWS.
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NEW BOOKS.

|yoLEMAN,s LETTERS f ON Europe-Charles Lye's
J Second Visit to the United States-LIearts and Homes
by Mrs EIis-Magic of Kindness -ABBOTT'S History OF
King Charles First and Second Julius Caesar, anba
Alexander the Great Mari Anonette and Queen Eliza>
heih-Tte Woodman by Jsmes-Lady Alice-Southey's
Common Place Book-Confdenial Disclosures or Me,
English Pocket BIBLES, gilt edge, with and without
clasps very cheap. Rail Road Guites and Maps for
travellers, for sale by .. A. ROWLAND,
Ang ~ eodSt 1855 Main st.
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Pocket Book FOumd.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

THE copartnership heretofore existing by the name OF GILL;
MoRE& ALBEE is by Mutual consent, this day lis,
solved. VIM H. GILMORE
Worcester, June 10 1919. A. P. ALBEE.
N. B. The Daguerreoptype business will be continued at
the old stand 235 Main ST. BY the Subscriber. Pictures
ken at all times without regard to weather. Perfect sasac-
ton charge. Please call and examine my Life Like
Pictures, and judge for yourselves. WM. H. GILMORE.
July 3. dtf3taw
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70 Shoe Manufacturers.

I'D L. HARDON s. CO., have constantly on
-. baud large stock Bleached and Brown DRILLS
md SHOE DUCKS, which will be sold by the piece o.
hse as low can be found elsew here inIhe State.
August ]. sw
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Stray Oxen.

TAKEN up In the north part of Worcester on the 10th
inst yoke of mddlng sized, brnde and white Oxs
enone larger than the other The requested TO
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
SAMUEL A. KENYON.
Worcester Aug II, 1e49. d.
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To Daguerreotypists.

l. CASES of all sizes and every description in use
Preservers, Frames Mats, Glass, Paints Brushes Ger
man, and American B'omine, Iodine and Choloride Of
Iodine, Mercury Soda, Rotten Stone, Chloride OF Cold
Rouge. &c. Every article sold will be warranted to be
of the first quality.
does not advertise stock in larger quantities than he
tuGlly has for sale Purchasing larger quantities,
having better facilities for buying, more experience in
selecting and being mined to make this establish
ment the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County,
the subscriber will sell stock from foe ten per cent
cheaper than be purchased any other place in this
City. Remember this nd call at
ADAMS ROOM, 142 Main street.
Worcester, July 26. DIFF
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e ROSs'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels aud small through direct the Worcester
Bail Road to Newport, Fail RiUer, Bristol and Rarren
July2. dwtf
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DAGUERREOTYPES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING.
New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time,
AT l42 MAIN STREET

A
New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time,
AT l42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced by the great and liberal
patronage he has received in Worcester purchase
oil NOlGTLANDERS QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
an entire new construction, with which types can be
made almost instanllv
Daguerreotypes Of CHILDREN made with this Came,
ra with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Also, received one gtander's Mammoth Cameras
so constr ucted to take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tuice the size
and poDer Of other in this city, and GRouPs from
x to 30 persons can be taken with il large plates
so as TO give every figure easy and graceful position
Six years practical experie ce, With the OF large
SkLght the above Cameras and every advantage which
can be mentioned enables the subscriber TO make Nina
lures equal the best made by the first in Boston
or New York 6TCali aud examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere
rDaguerreotypists can find whole, half quarter and
medium Plates and Cases, and every article used in the
art, constantly for sale CAMERAS of every size fur.
nshed at manufacturers prices.
May 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS.
A SOUND MIND IN A SOUND BODY,
Has been well as the greatest blessing
which can be enjoy ed by human being and medicine
has yet been invented conducive to The
BARD's VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS FILLS On
or land, In all cmes and all seasons, amid the
close air of crowded cities, the masma Of southern
swamps the malaria of the terra calientes Mexico or
the deadly night dews of The West Indies they will be
found an aperient ard antfebre medicine Of wonderful
potency and pc To the sedentary and the active
him who remains fixture at the work bench the DESK
and to him who wanders in far off lands, settles in
Countries where the elements of death rife habit
ual recourse to these Pills will prove The
against sickness. The dose in health preventive Of
disease, and regulator of the system quarter
to ha Pill each night going bed. As curative,
TWO or more Pills may sometimes be necessary These
Pills, from their extrao iinay purifying and corrective
properties should be universally used during the spring
months.
For sale in Worcester by M B. Green d. Scott Jr. &
Co. and G. A E Harrington, and by Druggists gener,
ally. eop2t3l
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RAIL ROAD CARS.

- THE subscriber hereby informs his friends
E5HsAkg that he has resumed the business formerly
- "a carried by BRADLEY & RICE, and is pre-.
---pqred to execute orders on the most favor able
terms for any description of Rail. ROAD CARS. Be>
ieving his facilities, together with his long experience
enable him TO give the perfect satisfaction ALL he
respectful asks the favorable consideration of his friends
and solics share of their valuable patIo Tonnage.
Worcester, Aug IL. dws3m USGOOD BRADLEY.
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To the Public.

PARTICULAR notice is given, that all who wish, can
have their CLOTHES cleansed from all spots and
them at the BARRIERS SHOP, No l6 Front Street.
Worcester, Aug. I3. l649, d6t
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Daguerreotypes for rs Cents,

At So Main Street.
n S. HUNTOON, proprietor OF the City Da
H. guerreotype Gallery, formerly owned and occupiei
by s. Williams, Waits Block, No 81 Main Street. near.
opposite the Franklin Hotel door above the Central
School House.
The Rooms perfectly adapted the business her
he is prepared TO Daguerreotype LIkenesse
equal to those taken Exhibited al any other establish
ment in this City. These of Perfect Likenesse
are invited to call. DIFF July %.
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Arvine's CyCl0pedia of Moral and
Religious Anecdotes,
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY DR. CHEEVER
For sale by WARREN LAZELL, 2O5 Main street
Agents wanted for New England. For terms &c.-in-
CURE OF w. LAZELly, as above. d3iAl7
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CHLOROFORM.

CI1LURUFUKWs
DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared TO
extract Teeth Without pain by the of this recently dis.
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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NOTICE.

NV HOEo
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the firm of LEVI B. FLAGG & CO.
by mutual consent is this day dissolved The business
will he continued at the same place by LEVI B. FLAeG
who is duly authorized TO settle all the affairs the late
firm. H. g. FLAGG
Worcester; Aug. g. 1919. A3 E. B. RICE.
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE firm of o. F. STEBBINS & CO., is this day dis
solved by mutual coneent. o. F. STEBBlNS,
Worcester, Aug IA, 1849. L. s. ARCHER.
The subscriber will continue the general DRY
GOODS BUSINESS AT the Old Stand of the late firm OF
.. F. SFEBBINS CO., where all indebted to SAID firm
will please call and settle their with the subsc
her, who is duly authorised to collect the same.
Aug Is. d3t o. r. STEBBINS.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE

.Nen England Branch, % D0dne St., Boston.
Geo. M. Chalwill, General Agentfor " England
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, August 2, l5i9.
To all persons interested in the Estate of DAVID
STEWART ROBERTSON, late of Lancaster. deceased,
49, Greeting,
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate 10 be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of sepem-
Der next 10 show why special admins of
the estate of said deceased should be granted N
Austin Parks OF Boston, in the County OF Suffolk and
John G. Thurston, OF Lancaster aforesaid
dAl5A .e#a CHAS G. PRENTISS Reg.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
THE subscriber has removed from Court Mills to
L Doct. Heywood's building, CENTRAL SrREET where
he will continue to manufacture Boot and Shoe Patterns
Agple Tree, Cocoa, BOrtcood, and Lgnum Pi Treeins
Sticks; Stitching Benches Pcggns Jacks Cutting Boards
stair and Fence BALCsTERs. job work and Wood Turn
ing done TO order GERRY VALENTINE.
worcester, A ri y, IS49. dwlV
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Hydraulic Rams,

TOR forcing above the level OF the spring by it
Z own power, for sale by Z. FOSTER a. 60.
June 81. tsss dwist
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P. H. RILEY,
Draper and Tailor.

UIcPCA Gnu d1lUIy
2OS Main ST., (UP srA1Rs.)
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester
w and vicinity that he has the Store recently
occupied by j. B. N. Gould, over the Store of o. F.
sTEBBINS & CO., where he will be happy to wait on
all who contemplate change Of garb with the change OF
season. Constantly on hand assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS,
which will be made up to order in the neatest and
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE,
and in a thorough workmanlike manner.
Persons furnishing their Cloth can have their gar
ments cut made according their own or fancy
Fits shall be warranted in all cases.
PHILIP II. RILEY, Practical Tailor.
May 9. dSm
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A Desirable Residence for Sale.
TINE subscribers offer for sale their New Double
kMA 4 HOUSE, with about 3d. 90 feet Of Land, cons
neced with the same, situated Harvard Street,
fronting the head Of State Street. The House built in
The mcst borough and modern style, and will be
said with the whole part of the land.
July =. isd4w w8tis G. A. & E. HARRINGTON.
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GUIDES FOR TRAVELF

GUIDES FOR TRAVELLERS.
MAPS of all parts ofihe Country, Canada, and New
S1 England &C., shows the routes by Rail Road steam
Boats and Stages, with full information supply
Of these Maps and Guides for sale 10y g. A. ROWLAND.
Aug. 6. e8e 3eod
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RICHARDSON 8 LORING,

Worcester, So. Probate Office, August IA, le49. \
To all persons interested in the Estate of DEBORAH
SYLVESTER, late If Worcester. deceased, Greeting.
Won are cited to appear Court of Probate TO be
holden al Worcester the first Tuesday of septem>
Der next show why administration Of the Estate
of said deceased should be granted Isaac Davis Of
Worcester. Al6j CIIAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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A Tenement to Ler.
CtITUATED on Mechanic Street. For furtner ;n,orms>
~ ton, inquire at No. s4 Mechanic st. dit J24
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The Charcoal Road-something New.

The following statement from JosHrA !,
HATHAWAY, The Secretary ofthe Company.
gives some interesting details about thszs
charcoal road On their line between Pop.- ;
lar creek and Pewaukee: 81 '4@
The Madison, Wale,town and Milwnu.
kee Plank Road Company have contracted
for the construction Of four miles Of ctnr.
coal road in place of p..anking Thepr,ce
for construciionsis $500 per mile, exclu. !
sive of sluce ways and deep grading. which
is to be paid For in addition. '.'
The mode Of construction is ns follows.
The wood taken from the truck is cut
intc helopgest possible cais, being ssraight;
the ttufhps teduced 10 The surface: the wood
being piled fengthwise, 8 feet wide, 4 feet .
high, with Slopes of 45 degrees, is covered
with straw sndsearth from the diiches,s 10 .
then charred and .quenched in 10 days,--- =
The earth coveris then raked off to ibSF.
4 feet mex, inside Of the bitches, the char .
coal is then rnked open TO the width Of vs. &
feet, two feet thick in the centre and foot !
at the margin; the burned earth at the sides 3
is then to be raked into shnpe and the 7
wen,her and use will complsle the work.
The company ore confident that this >
charred portion will prove the best and 3
most economical and durable portion Of
their road. WISCONSIN. tesTs'g
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The Interior of the Earth.

A fact of great interest has been proyedsh
by tie borings for Artesianswelis in the snt
burbs Of Paris, namely, that sas we eos fo-s's
wards the centre of the earth, the fesnperasai
ture increases.at the rate of one degree for
every fifty feet. That the whole interior -
portion of the earth, or at least great part e
'of tits an igneoas ocean of melted rock ~
agitated BY violent Winds, though darss q
not a firm it,, is still Irendersd tighiy prtba.a -
bic by the phenomena Of volcanoes. The y
facts connected with their irruption have sa
been ascertained and placed beyond dSubr. -
How then are they 10 be accounted for -aes !
The theory prevalent so.ne wears since ,tbat q
lsisey are esslsa tfs com a 81
Imense coal beds, is perfectly pnsr;js Ind sn. ]
tirely abandoned. All tbs coaiinthe world D
would never afford fne enough for a sidp'e q
capital exhibition o. Kesu ins. We, nustse
go higher than this; and have little doubt y
that the whole rests on the action of electric Ei
and galvanic principles, which are constaat.eg
y in operation in the earth. ssse
We know that when certain metals ars
brought together, powerful electric action 8
is developed, and light is prodaced, supe-
rior even in efulgence TO the splendor of
the sun. Now, if small arrangernert
produces such results, what may we nets
expect from the combination of those in. =
mense beds Of metals to be found in the
earth? Here we may have the KEY to AL
the grand phenhmena of volcanic action.
An illustration on small scale may Bess
seen in IN instrument called theo-eleetri.s
/ cal battery, made Of zinc, bismuth and an.a
timony, packed ia box and varnished- In
this heat is evolved below. W hile the. tpn.lis3
cold; and here We have the very cause Of
the volcano, when in the interior fiery
ocean is heavipg its surges,whil its reeka
is capped with everlasting suows.-Prqf.
Sillnan. aa -,
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The Metals.
A BEAUTIFUL PARABLE

Before man was created, and when the
Heaven and earth were without form and
void, God made the metals. And he
locked them up in the Golfers of stone, and
setting huge rocks upon them, buried ,hem
deep in the bowels Of the earth.
First he made the yellow gold, gorgeous
as the sun, and angels cried aloud, I'VE
praise thee, o, Lord! Heaven and earth
are full of thy glory
Then the white silver-chaste as the
moon-was made. And again the angels
cried, we praise three, O! Lore'
Next the copper was formed-red as
the morning-and once again the angels
cried, Heaven and earth are full of the
MAJESTY of thy glory.'
And then he made the iron-gray as
highland the lead-in color like the
|thander-clo1d.
And Peace bent down her head and,
weeping, cried, Make them not! merciful
Father! make them nol For though thou
lockest them up in golfers Of stone and
hidest them in the depths Of the earth, man
will find them out and use them to slay bis
brother, and and my sister angels will
have no resting place on earth.
But the angel of Wisdom rose up and
cried-.Make them, o Lord; make them!
for man, after while, surfeited with
slaughter, shall, with the Iron, set girdle
round the earth that will prove surer
safe guard than the sword, and bind tribe
to tribe, till the whole human race shall
be linked by it into one family. And the
lead he shall cast into Tiny tongues where
with the best and wisest of mankind shall
speak with their distant brethren. and poul
their minds into those Of their less gifte'
neighbors; and making their voice hear
by it far beyond the cannon's roar, shal
tell the whole world Of the wonderous beau
ty Of Thy works. Magic of Kindness.
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70 Mr.. Fl. H. Robinson, attach cd In I
the Boundary Commission, has been en.s
gagged by the "California Statesman att
salary of $4, 400 per year. Tho, States.
man is the State paper, and will be pub.
lshed at San Jose, the capital. The frs,
number will be issued nbout the 10Th of
the present onth. Mr., Robinson is n capi- :
tai writer as our readers can we'll attest,
and his politics are of the right stripe out
and out. We are particularly pleased with
the arrangement and number CT figures
embraced in the item of salary" They
will make more than one Ohio editor open
his yes.-Cin. Enquirer. sszs
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"l00 Late .

Too late the curse Of life. could we but read
In many heart, the thoughts that inly bleed,
- How oft were found ->.s
Engraven deep; though words of saddest sound
Curse of our moral state!-
. Too late--too late! @
Too hte-the curse of life-Take back the cur
So mockingly held up
To lips that may not drain;
- Was it no pain,
es, That long heart thirst,
That the life-giving drought is offered first
On that EXTREMIST shore, f-
Who leaves, shall thirst no more? ---
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ORIGIN OF THE SAYING, "MoRE 1RUTH
THAN Poetry .,'-At dinner, Sylvester
challenged Ben Johnson to see who would
the most readily form a rhyming couplet.
Sylvester formed one that ran as follows,
H. John Sylvester, ~ 557sli
Rugged your. sister, ~ "a,
To which Johnson Immediately re,orted, .
al, Ben johnson, M = ss5
Rugged your wife.n s1sts
"But." said Sylvester, rnther chagrined
at the turn, ''that's no rhyme" isA3l
"No." replied Johnson, "but it is irpsi' !
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Self-COmmand.

II The Columbus correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer gives The following anec-
.dote Of Maj. johnson. Being an eye wit
ness Of it, for we carried him the despatch,
we can never forget the calm, firm, almost
unchanged countenance he wore during the
entire scene. The following sketch is
strictly correct:--Statesnan. a.-a....
asts An incident connected with the late Sc
we're misfortune Of Senator Johnson may
not be uninteresting to your readers
That gentleman's great speech on the
"Hamiiton county case" had been printed
in the Statesman office, and the proof
sheets were just ready for his correction
and revisal, .as atelegraphic message came
informing him that the extensive Pork
House, probably the largest in the world,
in which he was heavy partner, was in
flames and nearly consumed. An hou
before he was one of the wealthiest men in
the most opulent city in the Mississippi
Valley-now he might be stripped OF his
last dollar-and worse. Mr.. Flood, the
courteous associate editor of the Statesman
hesitated for moment about taking hin
the proof of his speech, but concluded he
would do so. Mr.. Johnson took the proof
read the six solid columns, slowly and care
fully, corrected all the errors and wrot,
out an omitted sentence on the back Of tb,
ltelegraphic despatch announcing his ruin
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TzE SIZE OF 4 FAMrLY IN CAL1ronN1A


. TIE SIZE OF a FAMILY IN CALIFORNIA.
Wisconsin. has always boasted of raising
the largest crops Of humanity, but she will
have to yield the palm TO this Stale. A
native was pointed out to me the other day
as the father Of thirty-six children, twenty
Of whom were the product of his first mar.
riage, and sixteen of his last. Mr.. Hart.
well, the Government translator, has 6
family Of twenty-one children. Senol
Abrego, who has been married twelve
years, already counts as many heirs
Several other couples in this town have
from twelve to eighteen; and the former
number, am told, is the usual size OF
family in California. Whether or no
this remarkable fecundity is attributable L
the climate, | am unable TO tell. Bay
ard Taylor.
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) courage for Ever.
sr JOAN &, woop.


What we do, let's do witasb bpldness,
- What We know, let's spsak ,:for aye, !
And respect nought for its oldness, -.
Ifit be not right to-day.
IS What is right, with all its power s,
Truth Is truth and must prevail;
s. And true courage for an hour
s.as Often is Of great ayail. -.
Nought is gained BY coward sgroaning,
IS Under each mishapand i'll ;--
Give us men not always moaning,
9 Men Of thought and iron viii - - II
Then With truth as our prot eetiOn !,
= Right and justice on our side
Let us Danish recolleetion
: 's0fold error, and his pride. shs
Firmly stand to freedoms calling, :.
58 Battling to protect the right; @
S Painting not, though scenes appalling
Startle others coward sight.
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During the late canvass in Michi
gan, surgeon dentist was making an ex-
cellent speech in one Of The interior towns
A blackguard interrupted him with the
question, 'swhat do you ask for pulling o
tooth, Doctor1' 81 will pull all your teeth
for shilling, and your nose gratis" re-
piled the speaker.-E Exchange Paper.
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Reflection.

The Past-where is it, It has fed. f. ...
The Future? 1t may never come.
Our friends departed2 With the dead
Ourselyes2 Fast Fastening to the tomb. :
What are earth's joys2 The dews of morn.
Its honors? Oceans wreathing foam.
Where's peace2 In trials meekly borne.
;, And joy2 In heaven, the Christians home.
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~ The Census of Texas shows a
white population of ll5,50l, and col
ored population of 1885. The number Of
electors in this population is stated at 25 1893.
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70 At the late agricultural fair held tn
Licking county, Ohio, premium was awar-
| ded to Gen. 1. w. Wilson, for the best crop
of corn, his product being ls5 bushels per
acre, on farm Of about 400 acres. None
Of his competitors raised less than 100 bush.
4 els per acre. Sssss sa1s<sae
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~ It is not what we earn, but what we
save, that makes US rich. 1t is not we eat,
but what we digest, that makes US fat. It
it is not what we read, but what we remem.
her that makes us learned. All this is
very simple, but it is worth remembering.