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Boots ano Shoes.
THE. SHOE TRADE.

AVINGI Increased . facilities Tar manlIactar =
ing ana dealing In Boots, Shoes and b. s,fsev INT
4siersixDsd, successors 70 8. g. DAWSON & Offer
he cfttssps ofDsyen portland vicinity greateTin
icsrae ats tnan ever 70 buy tnsir Boots aEi SHOES
LON Our felaii STOCK hereafter viii atway. con
aD syery description oi goods wanted byt DC ~ 0pt
We also are making extensive preparations f5t
" HIoiesaeigg Boots aE,i saoes, and We I4yits eoJn
~ dealers 70 cali and examine oar stock aud eiees
vi Is determination to sell on asgood terms
hey e. o be ynrebasedi IN NJ Leafs o Z Chicago.
e5sA L ia WS0S, GRIGGS a. CO
Detz5 brady At, door from I'd.
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GEO. p. WHlTCOMB,
attorney and Counselor at Law

Notary Public, and Commissioner Of Deeds Tor
Aew Hampshire, VeImont, New York ,fehn-
sylyapts and Onto,
oilce, ofheT OF Brady Snd 81 Ela.
ssps'as Uih ENPokE, low a
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B. +. SHOUP & Co, ..,a

HeRWARnM9AC0M 4 C0MMDsIOH MERCHANTS
BaaAr Buildings, Kast cor. Front and grady.
IA ls5l Dasenport, ,lews. 90
Agate all ths priacipal Slss boaLs In the nppe
Nississlppitrsds, and connecting with lower Missi
stppl AoAts. Wsalse havsths Agency for the ssls q
Sail, and keep CONSTANTLY on hand, fresh aad paI,
Csmsak. are brick, &c. Ass@ yaEt5 ta sA1 vi
LibsIsiAdyancensntsm made apen all eonsi iSumenls
Feb. q I6S3-d& wtf Nv @B
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gssE SEyI HOTEL,
N VERIFY 10 y 3 h .

E'shE fNNs kHVbET1s
" AV E r l. z II ~ . r.,
On Main near 7th street.
,,, ,,ar f,,r ,.,nae ent and traBslGnt eoar risI 5
| those sho wish 3 q uiet and pleasant homeI W
~ ,onx orr short soopm IN davenport eau . al !
81 lns Sayerly House. Jhs tables"'.s iui nisn.u
y, ga plrar{ss o taa season: this room. are pleas
aBt. the beds new and soa. The "aveny 10 secoho
70 40 4o:sl we.t of Chiesgo, In point Of beauty o. io
eay.gu ole tsant ho1so, good furniture ana &C U'
bIsl IdSwlyE d. 81. ADAMEs, ffoprirsoE.
supRnwS, PRETTYAAN & DALZRLL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
u II 90 E RI f. >
RON, MAI LIS, u l. A y y
wooden wgre, salt, Paints, Oils, SC
cents for Fa.rbsHk = scales and ttsrliEg bales
No. ) 2Unr0ss bsoek, 'FRONT.' ~
DAV ENPO RT, IOWA
prBaov. n na1zEHl-
sgiA r. u AfhhTIf21hs
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner OF Third and Perry Streets,
ArRIPY A. oLMsTE6U, Proprietors

rCag undersigned would respectfully inform their
auaasd tbe CIqg HorsL for the reception of sran.
gtFssud travellers. IL has beon entirely remodeied
nd newly furnished The location Is central ana con
yenent and no EFFORT on the part Of the propretors
.ha b wanting to contribute TO tho comfort ol'heir
patrons. ,,,.,tz.t,,.
Extensive SrABLIse, with earefuisn stIehtfeHes'
tler- plways in attendance. Also large s@ra CON
uec ted Tor the accom- mediation Of Farmers &C.
A share pu oiic patronage sIespectfahs sohefeo' @
ACkLEY n OLMSTEAD.
t,.y.rF.rt lat ISsa-dt
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UarDs.
--1777i77----77--7 : =
WN, P. CAMPBELL,

Gsi sEGk co, or 0 South. West Brady ana L3s
sect bee. ofsce In hs Court House. All orders
Ps1npuy sttendedto, Aug. iiih % awtt
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HIDDLESON a. LYON.
Importers and Dealers IN
CHINA, GLASS 4 QUEENsW AXE

VENPO IOW
viii open shout the middle Of September next "hsh
ssas,.6,s t,rm. Aug 5dSwu
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE ga 80
Great Western Clothing Store. !

IL. IL q w . N - . ns 4aaAs5
WHoLEsA LIE and RETAIL. "a AZ fsat
II AVlNG iustreturned from the east with three
II times .. laFse. stock Of Clseh in9 ~ aas
itsa ,his and al IS psr cen, les p.sss,I
eeicanndeni that can suit the public in prcs slA
esty, ksowihg weu TIC wants OF The Ssopls, a.
selected his sock Gods nom The 5sss sss,
n Sc .o
rnu 10 IS dollaIsi oar iao psirs RanSs a az
iS S si0i Dss.. Cs:
z Z, dolis5s; Eroek e 30 dollars; Saek 70 IS
Caps, Scents, t,,lrnisl.ing 6 ssS., j. lsiss -
aud qasiity sosuiI purchasers All goods bought Of
messe warTantsa \. No. article, 3aia9.ll 38r
see heretofore aesraliy bestowed on me and sope
Hoes " - ''fstSS ~ 'fnf L. IoMsss4slsi' vi 14sssi's
s ,sy - asE toss nsF;aan wi do we'll . call ssa
will aud lew hgafss sAdteasonsbiet tsras s5ys1 ysE
4 NUMBER Of desirable lots for re.idsuee. 8, s1
"A Brady, Main aud harrison streets, 10 issss for
a W. II. =. R.-euRIEs. sssA
oa,ss Se NAN etHe cen Eraat and Second sss s
CEsKSsx's s'AYENf WILLS a'Dtl
Extra EaRily Iiour, Ae.a saeG ssTtsss
" a,nliy E.LCUEss md soaia lnvis asi u. ga
s sossdi not ssssi sas i'p'sf IT. ss ssSA ..s
keslteunssantIy on haill Ior sale N gI- --~t-.f4
aiddlings, or Cornell coarse and has, arshsm
or unbolted Floar. ship-stuHs, 0horts. iss q Z
Bran aud ScresningS. aaslz Ena k3Fts
all s @ass' custom ss ssSs %ss
9es. ".s.S Jae2f WAAkER, lR,, Cos hs.t,ii,
og-e e2rner Perry and Third Stresrs
Swan Mills. ''' %
TERRI /. oh; Gitst;v.S S si.s:R grown a
Nv sond iales r gie etxel,s and ira dc Of Ssettp
ssa sns very safTiaf article of Flour which we'n
IN ~ ", 9s1 ta 9~sslhs IL this paper, spd
Great Inducements to Dealers, tssl y4t
|, Fe will uelyeI"Er Jour bS the 10 bbls and nm.
aarasans with Is orls miles of oar mllI -
ed FREE OF CHARGE. #a gr.saa
taNiag .llthe lRsliuss ior making the most mar.
toAbis geur and feeling That can suit both deal.
q ara eea;IRasT, Nc ffspeesially ssiiss is,fat
Al osJers hea st NJ ssrs Wiley q Munxer,s. ops !
,sals ne Ls siafs he9ss e s.sond S., and Nj.
lived and PanetaallA Attanded to- Jan I3.dtf
House and Lot for sale.
pwELLiN G4ioass esataiuius i room. an,
Asi fs1ssfl SI fsass s,-Iss % ihss slss be- t
t9s lsdu el el A As j tx ola. IsssM Acs.
TUE VI tctsigped harE Purehassd he interessot
pu sssr SOB IN ths d. at Rossseh, Hssnns 81 Gss
III s nsstsaIler sondaes he Copper, Tia snd
sissi Ire" business ndef NE name AID die 81 -Ss
y sThe hes sfn vii ssssis III soesnr.. L as
T" ssliSf s sas sss a'assal * al x 70 " astaa
r = APPLES! APPLRSf, y
/ 500 BBLs. Jsanitons Aad wintsf pippsn. lust re-
i Seived IN inns condition and for saIe low
BURROWS PRgrTYMAN
Nov Sdu No. Barro~s eissk, Groas a.
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A. s. MAXWELL, M. D.,
SIifGEON, ,OCULIST & &oPERATOh
TENOTOMY 4 PLASTIC SURGERY,
9. w. Corner Tenth and Harrison Streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
References:
Prof II. a. neKLs. NJ. D., Cleveland, Ohio.
T.. FiaEATos, II. ~. Cleveland, O., Med. Sup. NO
Asy. for Insane.
Prof.. S. &. ARaoR. Al, d., Cineianau, q.
G.. q. Woop NJ. D., New York, Ocallst and Auto
plastic Surg
Operations for the removal Of Calsraets, PIoais,
s!rabsmus orSqnintings, Hare LIP, Cuo-Foo., Con.
traeted Limbs, &c, sc.
Dee l-dtf.
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y Spring Goods have Arriyed!
s714H siE C0ySfSTfNGfOF @% i'sA'
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, sso!
GESTs. FURNISHING 5GOeDN. 8
ls IL z .aatas Clothing. /,

II ~ dlr-s 10 5sy after .hs iQH4 Is q .tasl tst
a-z- s4iks5l tRs ststsof the Fis -tr .g IA r.afs
z" aAlb ~ $500 ssr sSte - .y4sSFa- aud al q g.
s546t 'si'-s s.y ina. x 5sSE.t stsrs uf goods
Ati.+4ts ris0 ftey eaol9e sTs tas 4hr sas.sra
H.Iists' -t5fe = 51cAs tHsfe arEr reiueed, Al.
as.'Esy sEi ;ood haaes fOssslee e,iol. y v
clog sss- - sslas Effs Il yesailsgsr
se.s b f-> ap 70 otlefai shos. nosiss, ~. q
asyrsts.TEs u .-t a {. - f. -
4 Dl'l.tis i- oesi siitter EJt sss ezz, =
'4 = liiaL : " . sl r b. sad lEIe ads s.hssf
a. azsAk . 8sE 88rEFi4 ~ gsIa ..
neadI a.tne claiming BsfartM sAA
e Tt'FPf ma essof'Sd go0G sid sgi detei vi,
Etss t2fs - sIi ske~S mia saa 10 gsgas ~ sl
lA7si i-A d" ~. =}5Fs statements. Tease esiistz.
% 81 WARD aLDf,Nss f4ass3 il6i
c2<sasa i1,-a ssxore. s
" ceaa,l 81. opposite Le Gkasss Rom
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done. and cover with straw or evergreen
bough..
Many favored spot exists on the sunny
side Of some fence, rock, or building, which
nigh, be adorned by a vine climbing up
their rough walls, atd displaying their
tempting clusters. | eln now call TO mind
vine which Tor rcwycar' past has served
to screen a dilapidaict old building-has
had rather rough ussc withal--but has
kindly manilcd those pHbrc walls in ",inc
clad beauty, and gwen the family rich
,rcat, on I.alclla's, aid the surplus TO the
market at 80 cts. Per %.
During journey he pas; summer, mo-
uccd a sort Of p.i ,inswhich grew up under
a window until ii, tciiril' aluns - closely
around the window - II imploring rrotrc.
,iou, that the fimil, admitted It among
their rank, by brcikhs a pane Of glass or
it, iusrcs.. 1, sc,m,qui,c at home among
them. and the rich foliage and splendid
cluster. Of grapes, vii paid them for their
care. Indeed, it world cast s1wc of the
eauiy "curiain" dnrory, or dazzling win.
dow shades. quito inthc SHADE
Would that morcd thorough house walls
through ,hc country could b. adorned By
the clamhcrins vino. With ,riainr expense,
the rude cottage, or course farm building,
can b. covered with Do. richest n'nse. com.
hiuius both beauty and Tr1fi, and crafty
in. the outward and internal tastes
NOv. n, 1886. Wits
~ --u. I-----r
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Grape Culture

Although the cultivation Of tie crap,
may seem an unit ;ucmc for gloomy No.
ycmber, " when all the lra(y trihys have sur
rendered their luzurian, foliage and luscious
iruits, yet, it is still pleasant To recur to that
season, and not only to "hopo On" but tc
..work on, +" in anticipation Of the rich clus'
ters which well directed labor may prOduc,
another season.
This is the month fOr pruning the vine
and there are many which nCed 1t, Will,
but few farmers seemed skilled in training
their vines judiciously Some little treatise
ou hor,icultuee or a simple cut, illustrating
the theory OF training, would soon show
them how To DO it easily.
Iii, important that they should 5cpruned
while the foliage Is oT, aud the sap IN such
a state as no, to 'blccd, +" or oo1o out. Ma.
ny a strong vine which has had It's own way
until it has got into a snarl, can soon b
trained into bearing and tasteful form by
cutting out the old and exhausted branches
and weak shoots and shortening the strong
one. for bearing. Dig around them plenti-
fully, as the roots expand long distance
and by the rapid growth OF the branches
must continue ~ exhaust the soil. Lay the
vines down in autumn whenever it can be
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Ynlue Of Cnrrn;s

Carrot, are very excellent fodder lor hor.e.
that have h,,n long Kept on highly carbon.
ac,ua. f,,I, s.Ivhosr ii-.-'i,, organ, msy
o., out o., order in cousqurnc, ol ,ar.r CON.
slant activity in rrIue,u. mr,l anil oat, iatD
,hs element. of animal nutrition. With a
air allowance uf carrots, ground oats auI
sweet hay, hor-s will enjoy good hr.lth
and spirits, have l,1.. lil,, shining coat
and healthy lungs. \ daily allowance Of
carrot. should alsay, o. umr,h,l o. hur.
.... doe .u'rrt. OF Indigestion, whose food
often run. into fermentation, inducing liar.
rtp.a. or q lax, va.hy stat, of doe bowels.
Carrots fami,h an acid called p.fr, which
r1ys-. d, curious property ol gri.,tuiEin-
tHr v1tsry content, 90. tar digestive cavities.
\ fgu drop. of ,h,, rr,,ic aal viii gelatin
,D. both. AND when mixed with tlr .Iir, oi
au orange clrusr, thc same into rlly, 50
that iC ,hc a,,iu- d.,,lnrs., of hor., ar.
vat,,ry, carrot, can o. us.I o., valuable
,bcupsut, agent, both in ,,.w ol cI.g,ius
o., same auI r,.,arin, ,hc tone Of ,hc so.
mach and bowels.
Hy examining thc ozrrmrnt of a hors.
t-l in part on carrots, 10 will be found ,u
contain o., unI.s,,ci bay OF oats, and
therefore wc may ,alrly inter that they lro.
mot. digestion, 80 Ihat hy thc constant zee
90 carrots, De-. guau,i,i.. uf hay and oat.
vii, suI,, ,hau when a larger amount D.,
consumed AMI parted vie. iu an uults-I d
state. For htteuius animals, carrots ar,
exceedingly valuable. Itvl, De- urged that
carrot. are not ,.ry nutritious. That may
be, It'll, &C. they r1,,r.. che property OF
s.l4i.ur.ns tlr content. uf thr stomach aul
bowels, ,lcy ail lu ,h, manufacture Of nt
out ol other God which might otagrns.
pas. out o' ,hc system
IttaiIt'at,hr milk or a COW at mid
winter, I'D 600 carrots, b.. equal iu Aa,or O.
'lat ,IrT',.i irlm clover 100 summer, Will.
,lg bgtt.r made fr.m such milk present., d
ueh orange cnl.r, and doe, not taste, a.
some person, .urla,r, o.! ,hc rsculnr flavor
% that vegetable Two bu.'e.. of oats and
one % carrot, are better fora horse than
thru, tu.h.', uC oats without carrots. and
when To- animal i, u,.I fr light work 600.
ly, ihe quantity Ul clrslt, m,y hf increased
o.. - .... - ... ......I -. o.
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I, is TO the country, 1t any whcrs, nations
must look-to the inhabitants Of the rural
districts, where men live in communion with
the quiet and purity Of naturc, ior the rc'
.i.,ancc Of these thing. and the power 90
overcome them. iC overcome at all. The
whole Of our pas, history shows, that It Is
20 the rural districts and the cultintor' OF
the soil. the nation has had TO look in tho
hour Of Peril, whether from foreign focs OF
internal dangers, and on thcm It has had to
rrly Tor the rcbukc Of hagnnt wrongs and
gigantic VICES.
Aud thi. d, what nigh, be expected from
thcyrry circumstances OF the case. luhrgr
towns and cities, hfc Is artificial and cS-
trcmcs arc brought out in bold rrlicf Grat
riches and iccr poverty lie side by 'de, x.
nUrnut or each other. The highest virtues
and ,h, most rryoltns ,icc- dwell mex, door
nri.hhrrs. AMI 30 not rrc1cuizc each other,
ar can lrr each other The highest intslli-
rcucr ami thc most refined social qualities
az, iu thc closest proximity 90 the mos, stu.
pa ignorance aud the most savage ,ulslri-
o.. There ,hry live and ar, without COM
o,ruiu- thrm.s.y,. ah1ut each other cNcT;
ra r,.etau lays In one door is hiarity,
ana mrtl, iu 90, next 0. misfortune and
misery. ,.uar,u; og each other. existence
>rltr through tbc whole round, che incy-
table result og which b. Co pr,Iu,, and
maintain OBJ, mu,, absolute aud uuggal.frl
s.It..u.',.
Ia t.r ,14ntry D., is not 80. Mems char.
as,er., h,'t., ba.iurs, JOYS and sarron'
are 100 known @, each other. Tb,,anksu'
a. general lrliu- Of in,srrs, IN one another,
arl that sympathy which contributes s1
much 90 tHc T,.n.ar.s % sn,igiy. AnJthru
there ar. t.. influence, uf uature through
which thr Eternal .p.aks 60 ,hc dvgiisr. .u
Co. country, o. enlarge the conceptions, exc
s,. ,ar Imagination, aud quicken ,hr frg..
Jos, ana ,ll forth noble and generous im-
Ta.s--.
Sael ar. j'r influence. hrouchto haron
tnr mind, and tnr haar,, af tleti,..rs ol t.r
s..I, hy ,...r,sry Circumstances and their
nrraIa,.r1. and ,f thry ars u't more noble
and Irr. taau uia.r mgu-i' they have ua'
u.5s a.th, more hope, more patriotism,
more moral rar.tg. AMI less cnrruT,,hlrthau
t.r .e.,l.r, amid lrg. walls AMI tae din
aul e.af.,.a g. Gle town, their heart.
ma., .. ...I r.rnn,tnIr 'nr Dc, aul DIZZY arr
without auy ,...I excuse.
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The field, garden and orchard furnish a
thousand subjects upon which almost any
farmer may give light to his brother laborers
aud receive in return practical knowledge
upon point, to him clothed in darkness.
Bc observing, and ir some in your vicinity
have met with extraordinary success in tho
culture Of any crop athom the reasons
therefor, aud leaving the " beaten path "
strike out anew in the cause Of Progress.
Think, study, lay plans and d'usc expert
mcnts Tor the coming season, and resolve
to perform whatever portion Of labor Is a''
.icucl YOU in rolling forward the car Of I'm
proycmrnt H. a farmsr, OF else, 'iy change
Of employment, s,ck an occupation more
copcrnial 10 your tastes. science j. londirr
It's light To agricultural pur,uits-art aud
mechanical skill are dCyi,lns and manulac'
turing aids To iis promotion, and he who
discarIs their assistance enters the battle,
field OF lie half armed. Something bcsid,
b1re aud muscle, strength Of siucw and
power of endurance Is necessary to clc,at,
the farmers calling these ar accessories,
but mental enlightenment must De- the di.
rcctine iorc,. Intellectual and mechanical
arriculiur, are cl.lahurrr,, O. mrot the iul.
lc,, reward both must De employed RuRu
reader, whcrc will You hc cla.scd2 Arusi.
tom must ho chosen-an elevated one can
o, taken and maintained, il the mean. with.
in reach are jndi,i1usly us,l the stor- Of
practical, sicuu6, ,liIl are orsn and you
can m.ual.y grasp what You wiiI-arr yaa
r.a'f' Rural Nsv Yorker
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are You Readyl

TIE weather ''a''A''' 'h' l'.H'"''! ''
N"iT' AMI every ''"'r VINO o. not '''
I''.4 '.' '.' ADVENT '''''' '' '" ''' -'.''.
Htw', sA'.'' shells an' sheep yards ne'l ''
P" pas 900 '-'h "Fi'r "'"i' warrant '''
greatest protection % Toe animals o. '.
IH--I '..T.io. l'.i what ""I when you
".l, 10 ',"i u' avail animals cannot D'
Kept 900 s'.I condition o. ''r',.l 90 'ae So
'sr.''.' ", iHr season W aI' entering upon.
True '.''."y "'n'l 1'''''' ''' comfort ''
stock, 'ar 90 'r.-n'ir'ra'r % system iml''r''
..H.i hy h1r,a Treatment, undoubtedly costs
u.r. Cham n Ar.r 90 in rra4,ugss O. supply
tIr demands .i nature, not o. mention iH.
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.A.A '' '..' .' WANT '' l'.'.''''' ''''"
storm, and r'.l. la,r' i' another IoIn',
r.1r..'.i with s''.S ra',,nr-uI"n which
much .. .e..'-.s" "' reason anI ar-1n.'.
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lloRsrs suorlp nE EyEaclsED DAILY
Horses require daily exercise in the open air
and can no more be expected to exist With
out It than their owners. Exercise Is an
essential feature in stable management, and
Ike well opportuuci food tends alike to pre-
serve the health ur horses. Daily exercise i
necessary for all horses, unless they are sick
1t assists and promotes free circulation oI
the blood, determines myrbiic matter 70 the
surface, DEVELOPS the muscular structure,
creates an appetite, improves the wind and
finally inyisora,c, the whole system. We
canno, expect much OF horse that has not
been habltua,cd to sufficient daily exercise
while such Us have been daily exercised, and
well managed, are capable not only OF great
exertion and fatigue butarc ready aud will
ling to DO our bidding at any season When
an animal is oyerWorkcd, it renders the sy''
TEN very susceptible TO whatever morbid ih'
huenecs may be present. and lmpar's To 'h'
disease they may labor under, an unusual
degree OF severity. The exhaustion pro-
dueed Ly want Of rest is equally danger
Gus such horses are always among the trs'
victims Of disease, and ghen attacked theIi
treatment is embarrassing and unsasislae'
tory.
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Apple,as Food
Main, Farmer

Lichis ay. --" flc importance u apple.
a, food ha, not hi,lsrto been sufficiently o..
umat.l ~ uudcr.t,l. BsiIo. c,ut,ihut.
insa larsr portion ,f sugar, mucilare and
other uutritJy, uapr in Oh, form ul food,
thcy contain such iu, combination Of veg.
rtahl, acids, c1,ncte .uh,,Aor., anl ar,-
matte principles. viii thc nu,riI,c matter,
"a, {, ar, powerfully in the capacity of o..
'r.srr,pt.. t1ui-.aH antisfI,Ir, aud when
lrygly usei at thr ssun ol rir.ur.s, hy ru.
nl Ah1rrr, and otlgr., gaTrrr, ilc Iatrc-
hi,.'y. strengthen ibrs,.lu, cUrrrr' the pa.
,rrhr'iyc ,ruIuisoI nitro. a1l,
avert scurvy, aud rohbly maintain aud
strengthen the Ipwr' or productive labor.
Thc OPERATOR, ul Cornwall consider ripe ap-
pie. nearly as uouuHiu. Us bread, and mnrc
% than potatoes. Il thc year l,ol, year
" scarcity, applgs, n.,.alof bHus convert.
81 into cider, were NJ 3 de poor, and thr
Ah1r.r. ~. rtoI thai they could stand their
work 800 baked iarIIr'viihoutmat, whore
a, potato die, rclurei either m,atur G'h.
The French and Germans usr apples cEtgu.
,i,cIy, indeed /, i,are ,ha, tacy 'i' down
ru rural district. without them, in some
shape 1r other. ,,cultihc h-,uhir- Tie
h'grgr, and mcchaa DEPEND on them, %
very great extent as an article Of food,
aud frequently dim on slirri .rpl' aud
bread. S,gvrd viii rice, ryd cabbage car
r,t. ur thrm..l,.., Nih % l.ul. sugar and
milk, they make h'u pleasant and uairi.
,log. dish" IEau New Yorker.
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srecinl Notice.

Agricultural Exchange and communica-
ti5n. l0r thi. department., should hc dir','-
e. .. Oxford pgmosrat. " south raris,M'.
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potency which serves me for IN independence.
All that night. while ruminating, as is my
wont, before turning round TO sleep, had
that auetion-scenc running rio, in my brain /;
nor could put away from mc, I'LL near
morning, dawn, the image of my triumphant
exit with the lons-sought ElIeyir under my
arm But then a thought struck me What
. IL that other-thc serpent af9rcsaid-should
make bis way to the scene ol contest, should
beard me there. ari-fcariul thought, -
succeed in Wrestling my prize from me. A.
| conjurrl up this picture, my heart sunk
within me, and al chance Of winning the
coveted rrilc seemed TO G.da away and flr
the rest Of that night was dcrreIy oy,rrid-
drn with hileous Nightmares aud book
gohlrn,.
A, ,lsns,h the awful morning arrived, and
I found uysrlt-uneonciously. I confess
rrorrodirs by private ways, with a very
cun.pinpr.likc gait, toward, the train
which was 10 convoy me o. London. aw
mo- .ymr,om. Of the snrmv-lrcw lone
brrath when We were at last fairly II of
and at one o'clock found me at the scene Of
action, wai,in. the fuIiiImcut OF my destiny.
Ansr all, there is something melancholy
IN ,hrs, ru,hl.s hJok.hol1caus,., thi, yiolu,
d.,mrnbsrinr of Libraries. always think
of the rough ,is,,r tho., uohI, plariI rr,a.
urrs. endowed "a, they are with world ol
wisdom. MP, crplsrl t1-h,w. al.rr yrar, u.
rsr.,. ,uI tender Treatment from thgirmas.
tr-. thcy ,rs. NJ li, dr,rss. rrurlly dra,-rl
down from ua., warm .,rl,r, whsr, thry
b,,, nestled to-rihsr s, long. and nrc then
and tr,rr Hung into Ghosts. and nailed down
how ucy ar, IT forth and exposed iu
public places q, ina slayc-markgt. aud hand.
ed oyyra, ,.c sound OF the hammer % strange
ovncrs-ly thr., % o. immurrl IN l1y
nol-,mo places, or ptIlr,sly exposed 10 wind
and rain, and inclcmcnt weather. Wei,
we'll Ba. % return.
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