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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-01
WHOLE NO. So.

day before, though he didn't notice me
when he did il. When l turned into the
street. / saw Alice Drake. an offered to
carry her home, though had to go some
distance out of the way. As we were
riding along, we got to speak'ng about
Randall. an told her all about Lyman's
ridin' off Sunday. an that's the way she
happened to hit me in this case
|" But what has all this to do with my
complaint. asked Randall. in considers-
Bile passion.
.,only Just this.r returned Jones. with
a peculiar leer. at was your son that paid
that crossed doliari"
:" It's saci.' said Mark Loud hopping
up from his seat. Lyman Randall paid Is
to me for the horse. and 1 put il into the
drawer with soma of the Others, and IL
you'll look on the book you'll ind that i
gave him credit for it.
81 remember now that noticed the
credit" said Mr.. Wiley; but there was
only the same number of silver dollars
that pu. there myself. for ! counted
lhem."
.'Because gave one of them 10 Sam
Kendall in change for a two dollar bill.
exclaimed Mark, ..and that was before i
took the dollar OF Lyman"
"And how do you krow that It was the
crossed dollar you took of my sony" ask
ed Randall. M aa3
because took pariicnlarnotice ofit.f
returned Loud. .'You see. when tho
Portland Stage got in. and after the Aor.
ses wer put up, the driver wanted to odd
and even with noe 10 see who should car-
ry the mail up TO the post Office, SO l took
out this dollar, for l hadn't chance 90
carry IL into the office--and i agreed 10
let him guess on the date of that, aud
when came to look at the figures | found
little cross that looked as though 1t had
been cut in with knife. and one end of
it came right down TO the date. IL that's
the dollar that Randslrs got. you'll find
it just rs I've said"
This produced quite marked sensa-
tion-and when Mr.. Randall was asked
to show the dollar, he freely acknowledge
ed, though with accumulated wrath that
there was no need of 1t.
Z" Then. of course you withdraw your
complaint said Bullard.
"Yes," returned Randall and then
turning savagely upon his son, he hissed
out from between his clenched teeth; 'Iy-
man; you scamp. you scamp. you shall
suffer for this. Come, sir, and IN
teach--''
But the boy did not choose to hear any
more. for quickly turning at bay, he re-
ltorted
Nov. look here, father, you'd better
keep dark. for | think / can tell some
things as well as YOU"
Elias Randall was humble in a moment,
and like a whipped cur he turned 70 leave
the Office; but before he did so, he heard
Jones remark: a ~
Like father like SON. The boys learn,
ed his lesson well''
hams ewes when he took Alice NV ss.
hand. but he could not speak: nor could
,-~s ~~~'~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-01

SEED CoRs.-A correspondent Of the
Southern Cultivator, writing on the subject
of seed corn, says:
when purchased my farm, eight
years ago. found upon il very superi.
or kind Of corn, which had been cultivated
here, no doubt. upon the old fashioned
system OF Eve feet by two. have con,
tinued 10 plant it. but much thicker and
whilst making probably double the quan.
tity of corn upon the same land which nv
predecessor did. have observed year af.
ter year manifest depreciation in The
quality. Several years since neighbor
OF mine recommended and gave some Of
his corn. He. / know. practiced thin
planting. That. too, observe unde rths
thick planting system, though upon frst
quality river bottom land, has considers.
bic deteriorated. At all events. without
these facts can but think il matter Of
no little importance. and shall certainly
take some pains fcrtbwilh TO act upon Mr.
MS suggestion. 1 Should think, hower-
er that "a seperate patch for seep was
more indispensable 10 your country where
the practice Of cutting down corn in the
green state is pursued. than ir Eastern
Virginia, where that is never done, that
am aware OF. Apropos oftiat subject
If you viii excuse me for trespassing
further upon your time-I should look
upon the Introduction Of that practice in
TO this tobacco growing country As the
most beneficial result ever brought about.
by mutual interchange of those among
farmers Of different sections, but for some
little difficulties which. as yet. i have no,
been able exactly TO get rid Of. In the
FIRST place TO stack the corn on the wheat
field, and go upon it wI.h teams oflersoards.
IS out Of the question. for many reasons
in the second. TO haul il 70 the barn at ths
time 1t IS cut. as Mr. Gilmer says ne does.
1t seems 10 me is rather ''too much por5
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-01

Ey A sensitive young lady recently
blushed deeply at dare idea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
WRONGS OF IMMIGRANTS.

TO ne Editor Of The ~ Y T,ibvne
SIR: Since the misdoings Of the Messrs Tapscott
4 Co. of No 50 SOutbst IN relation to the Transports
on Of poor immigrants tba taps may help the
GOOD cause OF Justice 10 the poor to publish other idcts
There is an Irish girl in my family whom found, one
year AGO last April, at the Emgrau office, Canal-st.
b ffst RIA months Of &C count Of h-r IN
,kiull ss she worked for twenty shlnss per mosth
By extreme irug aS of her orst years esrn
igs ted at time her wages more than three dol
peI month enough 10 pay the pass age OF one OF er
si,te this coubtry thing she had pronsd 'ssole
10 before she left home The thought ct the JOY ,hs
would occa,on NJ bone and of the pleasure she should
fee. whtl sei Ellen came to tbare her comfort aud
relieve the lon elDss pttparable frou sol0uTnins IN
strange lard animated her toll ana gave her courage To-
81 linen and save q accomplish H. Tweive m 'nhs toi
ara ns gui Al last tn money Oseher and sst Apnl
0J,d Al the Office of the Me.srs Tapsoou Co, No &c
South IT to negotiate the passage
There | war informed by Of the employees that one
Of II cir line Of hps lett Liverpool every week
that the price C steersse passage was S1 that "n-ns
passage paid certd ate stating al necessary par
iusrs WAS fur bed the pur1 ha-er to be dIpstohed 10
The niger Ireland that they on their part wrote oy
H. trst mail 10 their agents Liverpool inform
rGssase had been TAXI and where the passenger iva
sro up receipt thereof these agents would wrise imme
oA.y the passenger informing her when to CONS -
Liverpool what vessel tn Inquire FOR &C. Upon getting
this Information psidth paosas- got a. passage Germ
cate aud tor HE money paid with the express I'M
oersAndpg ythng relating t. the business IN hand
would be done with patch the Passenger wished 10
u- as soon AZ possible Ihe certificate IT passage
edatty Ireland and duy received oy Tue pr
scn TO cone cut She n'u edla.y wrote to Liverpool to
The sgens there directed ia ne certificate Of passage,
stating when she wished - come, which was IN about
We, from ih.ttme
Amer waiting s,me weeks tor An answer she wro'e
ssn ana come week after that again and has!y got
iIi,lG 10 write Her nrst written the nr-t week IN
Nav July 2th received letter from her detailing these
uariiculat sud that bad been returned
a. ann o her and that he had o. n retdy
ala waitIg SINCE the 10Th of Nay last, 10 embark fjE
America al felt gr- vously disappointed WhereuPpn
wrote 10 MessIs Iapscu & Co tor inOrmsiOn Al least
tvo webs ago and have received reply SO the mat
Z stands
Four snd half months ago this passage money
psS spo DID to july the date of the LAST letter ia res
on 10 the matter received from the person for wnOss
benefit il paid nothing had been done toward perform
my the contract Ano these poor girls made 20 SUI
f. all the mseies hope deferred besides VINO kno Es
slat other nvebences through the Delinquency OF
Mtssrs Tap cot n Co :. :. p.
AetnayA n J. Agg 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

help the road now demanded as am informed. more
thsn twice that amount, which the overseers Of tue
Federal Government have refused 10 give and have as
slr,sdy reported contracted to h-ve the msu tssea
through three tim.s Per week for s5Htn arriving IN
GreebpOrf usually a, midnight-'he Sag haroor AAi''
lsyirc over there until The afternoon following Please
make your own comneu,s-tAe people Of Long isana
vii .oob make theirs g,
Aside fr,m this petty grievance no place can rlui
tbs as think There is more thsn one way 10 ger
here al persons not liking the Rail Ride eau i-s''
New York every afternoon BY the Hartford DO t. siy
brcok aid via Island Belle 10 Greeupo7t and Sig hiT
hor The .sme night about III or II o'clock returning
alternate days. lesvng Gr-enport At O'Clock iaklag
pleasant sail the Sound, meeting the Hartford
boat above and arriving in Nes York before hrrsS
Extra trains leave New-lork every Saturd'. a /
n; returning leave GreeDport Monday at O'Clock
A M-arrlyIug in Nev.lork q. u oclsck, before tao
heat Of the day commences. and in ample season. f'r
business purposes. Yours, 4 VISITOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
AsCOTCHMAN on NETWORK FILTH.

10 u Ed,ro, Of The y. B6Uas
SIR: A yisit to the United State, is now becoming
summer excursion from the Old Country, and an one
of many travellers who have crossed the Atlantic this
season. On now returning | bear with the most
Die s,iDy recOll, ctous. ssrisf d WITH Rnat nave
s.p astorshed thu wond Tfu enterprise and activity Ut
the ricans oeg; ted with the au,y of the coua.r
end full prophstc Sta lis future greatness lness
are alec u senn f all the travellers from home
have encountered return de'ermu.d 20 encourage
our frencs follow eIamp, not only Tor Their own
aovaptAee and edifcainu but from strong opinion thE
sucb intercourse will do than any otner METHOD to
unite the nstIoDs-to weld hem tgsther for peace and
progress - 4. A.. -.
ing pre- siOIs lot turn O blot, one flaw peculiar
10 NV York sbaIl o"ufbe myself 20 this IN the
meantime retain ing for another occasion my no7s on some
other Uatrr mention II now NJ au-e Gao DO 3, on
the SPOT while sm full ct the suhsC-redoleDt OF IT, a.
lude to the htHcs 0f yonr 'ttes This "a ouudty ana
have ~sked through ssrst Mauy snd t4or Streets
having made persu bulaen OF the town almost on par
pose TO vince mys'lf of the extent Of the evil Shall
dfscrbe what saw No II makes tick ~ afiemp It.
Dsuoies and o Broad would faint Al the
curious particulars albeit fifty yards wold bring them to
the But II Il not the lowy STREET only tnat
u filthy passed pal aces where box stood in the door
way bad emped in the street containing therease
Of tie vLole esistlihn.nt for days In the streets
the caUseuay one disgusting heap oi &c aging nth
thrown from The houses Yesterdays debris but the
Gun ulati, T. should thuk Of weeks-perh.ps months
presume the rain the only -cavebgr aud tnsthst which
will not wash away remains TIL il gra'u Ally decays
Not 10 put 10" fine point on t., u disgusng and
bessy don't blame the people in the poorer qu Alters o
the town; they were sttndl at ber door g'ys ne@ty
DR.. and clean in their prsons, bu, Obliged to b-e,hs
tie fetid air blame the municipal auhortesi blame
every citizen who has any voice influence blame the
pres .
II Yellow Fever or Cholera within reach the pest
l.nce will be drawn New York ~ by msg"ei an them
OF course. there vi be grand fuss about sanitary i'm
proven' Dts.
Beside the danger 70 health il makes the mind impure
i, debsses il who lives III the midst OF such inpu
rty nus have his moral per epton bubtsd TO endure it
"Ci.sniDess is next To GUdlbess.
may add 10 conclu ion that b,fore Jon can hsvsresly
pure sir you must have better paving the nth SINKS be
the boUicrs uade Of and II is impossible TO
get nd of 1t til decay takes place
ADDRESS h. have been ia the prsr ice Of 70
errng chiefly your ably conducted paper for my supply
Of news while in New York
| am your most obdt servant
Arr York Aug 9 SCOTCs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
POLICE TRIALS.

To ne Ediior q II, Sev- Yort Tr5sne
SIR: In yonr paper few mornings ago yos stated
that the Commssioners Of Police nad decided 10 dismiss
me from the Police force nf this City, the ground
that the charge 81 Drunkenness preferred against by
L Gitns, was proved.
am sure Sir you would No, willingly do rne an 10
iu.tice am poor man dependant upOl the swea, OF
nv brow for my daily bread and prevented from engag
ing in arduOus toll consequence Of fractured leg aud
Alb, ugb have 40 adventurous n ial q
power ~ ny command cl.m 20 be a. honest aud the de
,sin Of the Commissioners q" toe Police q th- contrary.
4 sObeT
frisi tf The hssy dngs ID IN those D.
tbyof dgDibed name before the Com ni-s1n-r t1s
only e'ideI given To support the chrg- "a 30
III s'Agger after hsvu ri.-n r'n ss-pl to
suo that 10 lshnDg the fr-; TUNED Il up
very high and instantly put out Again. sE1 or nine
ID ali Of VII bad equal opp r'ur -s Of ob.-rv zion
wrb the four Who they thghi ~As drunk, testh
I'd {" my sObIeiy
am told that il ia legal rule in such Ne that the
Il, hi 81 te,n0 ght ntr me dct-i,n 1T the Il
fee n NAH 10 10 Judgment The Honorah- the Com G's
soners Police icon pOs.d Of LtSyer TIL n sad B-eoe
and L.Jusn We.ie,v ~ notwithstanding sole nniy sd-
Judged eui y upon the proof From their a. s'on'
Tgbte. uurgh'.' us w-s or yeas the l.rs Of my
CouBiTy ALLOW appeal 10 ihl. state OF facts must
tubmf although the wrong reaches, not Only tn- mans
"by which live, but that vhich j. desrer than Ee-the
poor uAu only csptl-hs character. It oeg mat 70
III. deep il iusfi, which hsvs suffered, ghicn h-rs
n csin you will lend the pOv-rul i1fuence. OF
press potent for god ILL., a. that oser ihs destnes OF
which y preside.
wa. drunk under he i, AIsncs of liquor upon
The secrd Of July last and this tGcss susceptible OF bgG
proof beore any rbuh esih governed and trllsd
b, the well ested principles at any snown nr,-prud-nc-
La. Doorm.n Of the Ist WAR; Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
A CRY FROM THE INTERIOR

t. ae Elisy u 7As n Y Tris-Ae.
SIR: When lust headed this communication a Cry
from the Interior meant the interior OF the county,
hut it strikes me that it applies with still greater
force TO the nlnost mind whence the cry proceeded aud
nv polte r, on :; y. thar YOU will nelp cyug
il the hue aud cry after barosgisnt rS, hog Vol
that ought speedily to be knocked ou tue al.
am reading msn, sud therefore represent in writing
10 YOU many nil # the couDtry God Do Thanked
Fnilh booksellers have be IN the habit OF sendiog ne
catalogues of foreign hbra'ics which are "7rsd Tor sale
and have always gsoy received 'hem unti Of IA when
invariably the mo eNoTbitsht postage 81 IRON % -
g. has been charged upon them by tue New YORK Fost
Ohc- Up'n qury If our Po,tnssItr II As aii'"ersd
that charges correction that letter postage must o.
charged mon ali hsse thugs they prepaid IN
Eut lsld Whether this be So or not d. not knoF All
Know is iha; one knows about THIS arr 'nS@meut
and that u is barhArVus one Patterns h''e Away
been pivi aed - postage. even N such countries -
Austri. k1s,s hvr- we nave N The ndde o the
nute. nth century law Which most msietiay nteri-re'
with the Tree literary exchsnse Of n'tio lax OF 1N
on knowledge ~h,n ssmp put GU neSsPAgersl Here
is perfect iutera.ct kpoTle-gs Toe sale OF calico
Is privilege bot the purchase Of ocoks-Nhy. what
mere important han pTi 'ed ,owl,dge
there u hardy anything ia shich va Americans are
Nor, ueep1 Interested thSn the e'zng upon Euro
libraries ~ the 6eCNy # families tho dsSputuuo Of
insiuliOrs nay throw them uio the bTIng
my them TO our shores our ci'LNton, progress
the words Ir1gre's j. Interested Ia u Nni our Govern
does si thi- We treat the emigT ,ion of
books from tur"P- % Amer with ineierv. cit acts
towSic In principle ScmrWnd IN ine style IN whoa
Omar sCtsd towSrC> Nsudr@ ana future geu-rsl
But hs is not 80. ra- euVraoDs postage OF which
Con Isinl IS been Oargoc ot ,t, also tor. "a per I'll
Gals passing ihroi gh the Nee lvrk pos: Nhy this
Must p,rocicsl ala be- petad 10 escape it,- postage
The ould be progress toward the wrong eud
have hot the honor of kuosiGg th- ally appointed
losi hss,er General Tie pap r. say he young
If Sc who am ct young may b- GoR-G Tor sIg
g,sIg 10 han th,t the poot estSol Is
agent oi progress sud civilization - the Type. aud IL 20
Post Mister General is Of high priest OF HAT iools
branch q the church universal OF civilization 1t him
90 al IN his power TO TemOv,not Post Masters, bat
o'h",.s VI TIE w"y PostN Intercourse Aud exchange o
~ Okul ~ business, Of affections, of letters Plfs-s
lAn lh-'s ana book, Va the nsvfC 81 widest e'
~ihin our couauy and seyondH 6 hna CO ta a' a',t
20 l"H Ole snal rses ~ postage and tiat higher
rsl9' ago ci.gse usn H. lAw demands ana hs q. l.
Blessed - al WAC love progress .a1 >noa, ,i--s h.
Clirur,crs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
GREAT FIRE.

Co1e,pondence of The n Y Tribune
SENECA FALLS, Saturday Aus. 49, 1888
SIR: terrible consgraton took place IN our village
last evening The fire broke o'clock in the barrel
factory of Messrs Young 4 Co. and spread with fear
iul rapidity The following is the list of buildings de-
stroyed aud an estimate of damages:
M.asr- Youi * Co $ Barrel Factory, Ices $1,000.
Nil q Gibbss Paning 1l. o,s 3 900
J. sstk.ts Paper Mill loss 80 ooJ.
Cowne 4 Co 5 Mscii in SHOP loss . COO
N,scrit & Co sash Fsc-ory, loss 60 900
Os,usp & Co : Globe lFouil Nil' lo-s $1,000.
Il Hnaland's Plaster Nil. ln-s 60 600
sm III able state the amount OF insurance on these
establishments il is said to be quite small in conpari-
with the damage done. Several OF the buildings
were filed with very combustible materials; aud the
flames and burning embefs swayed by stormy wind
toward Fsllst were fearful to behold. For about an
hour dozen stores the north bank OF the river were
IL imminent danger the roofs on FIRE. IN not less
than fifty different places, and although speedily extln
gushed il would have been impossible 10 have saved
these buildings but tor slight shower. aud change IN
the direction of the wind vast quantity oil nerchan
die and furniture removed from buildings on FALL Sc
and considerable injury was done TO the latter Inc
machinery consumed mostly new, as sev raj oil tue
establishments named above had just been put IN com
plete running order. dispatch sent 10 Waterloo
for assistance Two of her engines aud le companies
with many Of her private citizens, were soon az the
scene of sctioD and rendered most efficient service
Our own fIemen never fought the destructive element
II ore faithfully Several f at the brakes from over
eyertiou Two were considerably but not fatally in
jurtd by the falling OF wall
The is the greatest cslami'y that has ever beiaen
Seneca Falls from fire. yet We deem ourselves most for
unst in not having To announce the destruction Of the
central and business portion Of the tosn
Yours truly D. fILLNAN
l. 81 have just ascertaned the amount 'nsarrd %
be abe ut as follows Globe Mills and Wheat in store
5000; on sash Factory, $4,000 on Planiag MIL
500: On Barrel Factory, Sl,5OO; on Paper Mil,
$1,000; aud on Machine Shop $4,000. At least one
b. ndred and fifty $50 mechanics are thrown out oil
llnnlnAmrnf- :. D. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
THE BLACK RIVER COUNTRY.
DrsEu-RaiIresd Distracted by Grss.herpers-In-
prsycns nis.

Correspondence y 7
ADAMS, Jefferson Co y Y, TUESDAY. Ass 3 1855.
The immediate vicinity of this village hiss suffered
less form theirouh than the surrounding country The
unfang stream of water and occasional showers have
kept the gardens and many of the fields comparatively
green. Bur few miles distant on ether side especially
noIthwsrd the land is scathed and becoming ard a
desert. Hundreds Of of between this town
and the frontier III Weld nothing than the scanty
feed which The witbeiirg stalks afford O,her grains
will be light of course.
TIE grassboppers are doing more destructive work
hsn the heat Fields OF potatoes and corn stripped
even 10 the SKIN Of the rnds Of the former.
few csys since The express train on the WatertoSR
snd Rome Railroad was sopp,i by these small yet pro-
life invaders. IL ss- not pitched battle, bit the vic
tory like many n h-ros renOsn, was purchased with
death Attracted somehow from the blsckened lands 20
the iron track the grassboPpers were crushed il such
numbers that the wheels OF the ears reyolSed oO the
oiu matter without any Cnward motion This kind OF
hind is unftegucnt in winter time from frost
tut i. something bes that like the Hadoo of idol
worship, "tbe msrch ct CIV lzatlon, should I've brought
IL a dead stand b. the multitude of vc~s beneath the
poLderoUs cilces Of lOc"lno lon. N.y there l. moth
II insignificant ID the universe Anmsect may o5s'ruct
c,uirerce and even destroy lite while careless worl
cr rash act msy destroy character forever
In Waterovn tie growth snO Improvement generally
aie steady. Beautiful blocks Of buildings are again
ring VheuiNl like from the ashes of contagratUn aud
M.ssrs Brainard y Lansing rebuilding aud embe
iishiDg private manSinBs. The park and water works
for which Mr. Serr generously gave the land will be
pace If public sacketts iaTh0r receyess new
Impulse from he branch alruad niy opened, inter
stctiIg the " and K Railroad az PerpOnt Manor
Singular Sala scenes are witness ed there veekagO
While one OF the preachers bearing down outhe pc
cuiar institution be- interrupted, followed by a
withdrawal of part OF The audience Ia the afternoon
smother distinguished minister TerIend the action of the
forenoon in terms emphatic. that there was second
movement and departure o hearers The merits OF the
ahairwe Do not fully know but great people.
Ird,ridroify aud reser'ed rights evidently gain
ing ground.
This beautiful village is grow ipg, AMI through telc-
graz bic office. is nov in communication by lightning
with the rest of mankind" Temperance aud Anti
slavery have deep and deepening hold the popular
feeling here. Yours, H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
THE CITY OF MODERN TINES.

To 10 Editor 4 TAeN IyitRc
SIR As am probably the largest proprietor IN this
enbr,o civ aud rs | well acquainted with most OF
its Inhabitants with many who Interested IN the
equity movement sud particularly With Mr. George
SteaIus and Mrs Stearns, thluk may properly reply
L. TIE ar ce published irou The Arf =. LirAy 10 your
paper q this day
wear ago last winter, Mr. Sesrns weak well nssui0g
NAE al. g. this City and embraced the principles o.
F0ulv ~ ina, ida Sovereignty, whch developed IN
~ Wcrks OF Mr. Warren sud NJ Address IL vent
tuetc Lowell converted his vile and together they r.
themselves ana their paper {" Modern Times shsre
hey FL the usual ciscomurts % crowded qGASters N
u.N settlement
,iouAN MIR SieGrus domestic tyrant sik' asa
and moi idy ieAl. Tasting Snd Fr4as Grave words
10, NJ ft,oou INSIDE s ale, IL uth ia7 ul 'APso.e
rsou Of the t4c Stare She Is couT s7i's rae n-Art
ID energetic v on sn spectei by 81 VA TeNy knoF
her sbo nov resides in h,s city, earning ler oy bread
M b, caily labor has repudi -d her na>OAni
In; sans simply, ii" aHs owns me- il Is M S,7tfIs
81. but I 3,,f-r T. t-l0Ag T. Ry,s >1s IS oa- OF u'a
,.ucs OF fugres from Ercait4r ttiifaii0F Tor il-
safety t which COOgress has 80 Tar failed ~ uaks Ao's
Tie Altiol. purpoftigg be sent yoa from Lowell. Va,
written In a t of -al0us.y year ago L"rg re thS he
uilarru.t have ashamed OF H. and an sure nst
he VIII be ordeo Al It's temperatures y u grossly SIS
IA a.. s.sgici,n. 50 IA - kro~, Sla havs nacl
better ornOtup Ter kacsiag tan zs-E Mr. S;sNls "a
se .itl oi 81 dern iie az nest .lap- ode
rr.. iesrttC people ilieucy aud AZ -iysat-, L. The
social Intercourse and sincerely y hing Tor Las lsiso oi
.i,f, 100 s M. r.ii rs af L.- I'm rEriy - f-'1'