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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-18
The Revolutionists

We learn from the National Infelii
geneer. Of Ias' Saturday, ths, n new and
startling scheme Of -usurpatIon is eon,sm
plated toy the radicals. which is that Coo
gress shall take a recess. aud meanwhile
they will organize nnoIher central dirsc.
tory. upon which shall be conferred plsn,
xry authority to EXERCISE during the 70
csss-if possible. directly If not, indi.
rec,l2-aII tho Po~ss Of Congress. The
Intelligence, says:
"Th- be!dn.ss Of this scheme il sbso,
lutely startling. II is An und .gni.ed 1t
tempt to substitute = ConyrsssIonsI oil
ga'chy iu the place Of tue Constitutional al
Government. aud. by brow beating the
Executive and sitting the expression Of
popular opinion, To perpstuaIs power I'm
tho hands OF tie Congressional msjori,y
until it can complete the rev oIution il has
undertaken, entirely Get aaide the Cousi
tuition. aud by = coup deta. seize to itself
tbs whole government Of this great M
ton"
j. cannot be possible that the Prssi,
dent, tbs conservstor Of the Csnstilxtion,
can stand Idly by and see this nsisrious
schems put tito execution. He should
nee all the power With which the Con.
stitution invests him to save the country
from destruction by the ruthless acts OF
this base parry. The people OF the Uai
ted Siatss expect this at his hands, and
hope he will be squsi to the sms resAey.
! CoIsRs6is Phonix.
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Timely Rebuke.

The Darllngo on !Southerner condemns the Vi
"lsnt opposition to the late frank and manly
decision of the Court Of Errors In the follow.
ing terms:
with sorrow and shame We have observed
evidences o! disposition in some portions Of
the Up.Country to rebel gainst the decision Of
The Court OF Errors declaring tho Stay Law un
constitutional. If all else is lost, le; the State
ut least hold isst 10 her honor. We are crying
out bitterly against the 8sdicals of the Worth
because to subserve part. and selfish purposes
hev are disregarding legal obligations and
overriding Constitutional pro visions Let US
not be guilty of the Disgrace full inconsistency
of doin; ourselves, what We reprobate in
Others"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-18
Ihe Tax Bill Passed-Tobacco,
Cigars &C..

The internal revenue tax bill, ,sas 70,
ported from tbs committee oil conference.
passed both hoaass Of Congress on Fri,
day. and now goes 10 the Prssidsn,.-
We Iasntion some ofths rates Of taxa.
ton a. provided by il.
On cotton, three cents per pound ; o.
clothing, = tax Of two per csat., with enc
thousand dollars OF the work, exclusive Of
the material, exempted.
The income tax is changed 60 a, to 70.
main jnst ~ it 10 in the present Law.
Boots and shoss-a tag Of TWO per cent.
With one thousand 6ollan Of the work.
sIclos's Of the material, exempted.
Gas companies and railroad companies
are allowed to charge their customers with
the tax until April 80. 1867. The horse
railroads. in tie meantime, are required
to ''ll tickets in packages. with no,aing
but the Govsramsnt tax added.
On cigars. cigarettes. chsroot., short
'l1'' and twisted heads, vaIus Of which 10
not over eight dollars per thousand, .
*I Of two dollars per thousand.
On cheroo,s, cigarettes and cigars, the
value OF which is over eight dollars and
not over twelve dollars per thousand, .
tax OF four dollars per thousand.
o" oil other cigars, cigarst,s and che
roo", four dollars per thousand, in addi.
ton 10 twenty per cent. ad yaiortm on
the value bsyond twelve dollan per
thousand to be assssssd on the szcsss ever
twelve dollars.
On .m"kiac tobacco, fhsss csa,s .
pound.-Riehmond Times.
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Interesting from Washington


WA.HrSorox. July 9TH. Prssidsu,
10 much ind"pos-d to day, and compsIlsd
to dec',ns receiving visitors; the hot
weather IL too sxhaus,ing even 70, = Wig.
orous constitution.
A marine guard has besn sent u, Port
land. by order Of tbs Secretary Of the
Navy, 10 aid in protecting tho city from
thieves shat have "a, ,h.rsd there.
Gen. Sickles will be instructed bv the
President to obey the writ Of ha6sas cor.
pu'. Which he refused 10 comply with, ~
the case Of 8 o~ers and Others, confined
81 Caste Pinckosy, Charlestoa Hsrbor.
who are charged with murder.
Gov. Hamilton and othsrs, Of T.xa..
have issued ao address to those s,yIed
"Southsru Loys'hts," to meet hero iu
September, The projsc,ors Of this sch sms
are 10 the intsress oi the radicsls.
The Republican Senators and Repre-
ssntativss meet IN caacus to morrow
To night they are IoekIag after their par
" interest ~ we'll 90 legislative matters.
There 10 scarcely . doubt but that the
Prssidsal ~ill veto the Frssdmsrs Blu.
rsas bill.
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RELIoIoUs TEsl IN NORTH CARoLrxA
The following is one Of the provisions
Of the new Constitution Of North Caro-
lima:
mo person who shall deny the being
Of Almighty God, or the divine AL h"riiy
of both the O d and New Tsstsm-nts, or
who shall hold religious opinions iucom.
palible with the freedom OF safety Of the
) ate, shalt he capable Of holding any
office or place Of trust or profit 10 any
civil department Of the State"
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Tho --latest News.
Address of the Democratic
Senators and Congressman.
WAsAIaorex, July 4.

The Democratic Senators sad Con
grsssnsn have issued an address in favor
OF the Convention a, Philadelphia. "Ths
National Union," they declare, should be
the watch .ord Of every man. and they
denounes the Radicals for per.i.,sn,ly 70
fus;ng to admit the Southern 8ta,ss to
representation. They say that Ia aws have
been passed affecting the interest Of the
Southern States, in disregard Of the fun
da"sntal principles offree govsrn msn,.--
They urge full representation from al
tho States and Territories in the Convsu.
tion. to unite in . spirit Of har.ao ony for
the purpose Of restoring the Constitution
al Union for this purpose only.
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TlE WHEAr CRor.-Ths Column,

TIE WHEAr CRoP.-Ths Columbus
SYN says: The wheat. crop, whore i,
has been thrashsd, ss We issra from a..
most every portion Of the South. vest, 10
turning out much better than was anti.
c'Ps'sa-,s' yield being far shs>d ofl.,t
year This, being the case, We look f.r .
decline 10 hour from the present figures.
The South and the Ssuth:wss, has made
nearly. quite enough to supply, tho home
dsn.Dd."-Atlanta [ntslliSereer.
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The Charleston Nsus concludes an article on
the proposed National Cow sntion a. follows
"To our mind, there has never been time,
In the whole history Of our politics, in which a
proposal has been taken up by the people With
such ready and spontaneous zeal. aud eeted
with such equivocal marks Of vigorous ap.
proval. The voice Of tho people will be heard
In this Convention, and il is Of the greatest irn
portsnce that we in the sou h shouI send our
delegates. We especially enjoin upon the poo
pie OF this State the immediate necessity Of call
ing public meetings, az suggested by Governor
Orr aud appointing delegates to Columbia
Let there be no hesitation nor eelay. Immedi.
ate action is what 10 wanted" ...
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Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, on
the Political Situation.

A correspondent Of the National In.
hHigeneer writing from Augusta. Ga,
says Mr. Alexander II. stephens h.s
said. within q few days. that ,bs only
hope for the South consist, in the result
Of ths fall elections a. the North, which
mssns that, ,unlsss the. .peopl. Who are 70.
presented ou't the present Radical ma.
jori'y and elect men who will r.eous,ruc,
the Union on the Old basis Of equal justice
and equal rights. guaranteed by Ia. Con
',i,u'i"n, there is nohops -f.ribs South
for the seIt two years.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-18

A Coon PLAs.-L.., yssk = gentle.
man near Lsassboro' lost some shssp,
Had in hunting for them fouad one sf
,hsn in possession Of . couple Of asgre
women. Both Of then having large
families, TO have them arrested would re-
'ult 10 thsp children sufenng, 90 he gave
them the choice Of bsias arrested asd
going to Jail or sf whipping sseh Other.
They cheese the latter sl,sIpa,i,s. ga,h.
cred = good lot Of switches. pitched il.
asd gave each other "t~.nty issbss, vel
laid ou."- Wadssboro Ayous. f9S
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-18

RIoHrs roR THr SorTR.-A FEDERAL
officer eultiva,ing cotton on the Lever
M'''i''ippi. writes thus: the refusal Of
Congress to admi, such representatives -
could take the oath b.s discouraged the
would be loyal mes Of the South. Fer
Gods sake il these are tsru,oriss let them
have good territorial geys, amsnts; il
they are S.s.ss give them the righa they
deserve for acting upon the foil require.
m'nt' Of the PrssidsDSoh good faith.
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From New York.
EEw Yosx, July 10.

The steamship City Of Loadon has ~
rived ~ith Liverpool ds,ss 70 the 2s,h-
one dsys later news.
A tsles'sm from Pssdabi,E. Bohsmis,
ssys ths. the Pfussiass wsrs beaten /. q
hsht asA' Nsus'sd.. asd rs,res,sd, lsa,.
isg their dead aad wousdsd o. the a.ld
The FAC, 10 no. stated. bu, !. 10 presumed
that the sngagsnsu, wa sst ssser.l.
A Berlin Telegram says TIA, The Irus.
sia's we're succsssfsl 10 "A ssoouatsr sea.
F.'aao, s.pssriog ''vsa o@esrs ssd 500
psivstsa
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The New CossrrruuosAL AMEND

MESr.-lt is ascer:siDed beyond q doubt
that the Secretary Of State did. .. i. was
expected he would, send the resolution
proposing an amendment 10 the Coh.ti.
tution ts the Governors Of the Southern
States ss vel as the Northern. Thad.
Stevens claim, that three fourths Of the
latter States could make it part Of the
Constitution against the wishes OF the
Southern people. is treated With The CON.
tempt il uerilsd.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-18

The Charleston papers contain numerous &C.
counts OF riots in that city. They generally
arise from the arroganc Of negroes and negro
soldiers, and commence with assaults upon the
white citizens and the city police. The csnse.
qnences have not yet been very serious but
apprehension seems to be felt on account Of the
spirit man tested by the negroe. generally.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-18
From Mexico.

Advices from Mexico represent the
csu,s Of Macmillan a. rapidly ON the
wans. The liberals are united and there
are constant ,accsssions 10 thsm. They
are absssiging fsmpico, which they can
easily take The idea Of annexation TO
the! United States is generally Prsvalsn.
among .shs liberals.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-18

The Austrian army ., Cus.oass nun.
bsrsd 90 900 men.
A Florence despatch, while Il admits
that the Italian loss Was grsa, near vsro
na, clsips that the Austrian los.ss we're
equal orgrsst'r. The cavalry Of Bssios
division covered the retreat, which was
effected in good order.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-18
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer,

Iah GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE o. ras Aos.
Pain Killer. taken iatsrsaiiy. sAoaid 10
adui'sratsd With milk or wstsr. aud sweet.
sasd with sugar IL desired, o. made late .
syrup With molsssss. Fer Cosgh. Q fss
drops on sugar satsa will 10 mere s6ssivs
than 'aaythioR else. For Ssss Thrsss,
garg's the throat with nirtuss Of PLs
Killer snd water. aud relief 10 iaasdists
aad the oars positive.
u should ao' be forgotten that tss ps,e
Ah'sr (" saaaliv ss'Rsod to take tossraaliy.
I" 70 s-s sxtssna,ly. Each bottle 10 usss!
ped With fall dirsctious Cor he sss. sasf
July <th--imo.
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The drought still prevails in this vicinity
Rain fell in several portions Of the District last
week; but in many sections there has been no
rain for number Of weeks. and We regret to
hear that tho general prospect for crop is very
unfavorabls.
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The Markets.
New ORLEANS. JULY q,

Nkw ORLrAEs, July 2.
Cotton 10 unchane.G; .al.s Of 600
bales; low niddIine. 80 to 80 cents.-
Gold 81 2. Sterling IS. Tsrs, cotton
news uniar orsbIs; one fourth Of q erop
is estimated; the worm. are threaten
ing.
NV Yonk. July 10.
Cotton quiet at SO to So. Sterling
10 2; active. Gold 49il.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-18

The Chester Standard snygeru the names Of
Gems Hampton aud Kershaw. EI.Gov. Perry
and Mr. Trenhem, as suitable per. ons to rep.
resent tho State at large in the Philadslp hia
Convention.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-18

His Honor lodge B,vsa Of Charles.
ton, has issued . writ Of ha5ea, eerpss 10
the case OF Msssss Showers sad Ksyss,
aad argumsnts are nov. 10 course ia
Charleston.
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CONGREsSIONAL.
WAsHIsoroR, July 9.

NJ. Fssssndsb. in the Senate TO day,
reported the tax bill ~ agreed upon BY
the Copfsrsnes Commi',ss The report
gave rise to considerable debate, especial
ly tie item 6xing The tax upon cotton at
three cents per pound. The Conference
Commi,tes Of both Houses agree to tax
Of three cents on cotton, and having
agreed on minor amendments, the Sill
now goss to the President.
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HYnENEAL.

Married. rassdy. July 9th. ~ 4. q.
MsAtssr. ESQ. Ne. JeHs A. MoAYsss 4
Niles Svsas sHrs, sit sf shis Disssisl
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Refusal Of General Sickles to be
Arrcsted-Stauton Endorses
Sickles.
CHARLEsToS. So. Ca. July 10.
Gen. S,ck'ss made III. Eoll..,ae On
do'ssmsa, on the writ ofsuachmsnt .srv.
sd ON him by the Unir.d States u ,r.ksl
this morning. for eon,.mp,. in com plisncs
with orders from superior authority.
IL decline to be arrested on this p,o
cess"
(ssnsd) DANL z SICKLEs,
A-jor Commanding.
Gen. Sicklss received the Ma,sh. all
eou'teou.ly, and told him hs had ,els
sr"Phsd to Washington for instructions.
Tho reply Of StsuRtnn sndonss Gen
Sicklss course. and ord.r.d him no, to la
arrested. and IL force was used, to res,.,
with whatever force was necessary.
This action 10 taken in accord aoss with
President Lincolu's proclamation ofl.s3
Judge Bryan has ordered all proceed 70 e.
10 be laid before The President.
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WAsRISoros, July 8

The Senate, to day, passed the sr,ry
bill reported by Wilson.
The House passed Sch+nck's army bill
which will nscessitste a CoLfsrense Com.
mittss. The men orsl Of the Nov York
Chamber Of Com m,rce. prote,,ing against
the Passage Of the tarif bill. was present
Cd to the House and referred The tariff
bill was again considered and various
sections adopted by the House. .o"s
smsndment was to suspend the collection
Of 80 much Of the direct tax i'm posed bv
the Act Of 1861, a. 10 uncollsctsd, until
January, 1868. M. Morrill, said he con,
sidsred this QUE OF the best means uf 70
construction. The tariff bill WAS reported
from the Committee to tho House, Nth
many amend m-Its A motion WAS made
to recon,mit it TO the Committee Of WAYS
and Means, and another motion was
mads to postpone confederation Of tn.
bill un,i! next session, pending which, the
House adjourned.
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WAsHIsoroN, July, 10

In the Senate Stewart submitted q
rsso luton which was laid over, requesting
the President to in,erpo,e in behalf Of lhs
Fsnian prisoners in Canada.
The House bill, fixing the number Of
Ju"gss OF the Supreme Court Of the
United States, WAS passed with amend
ment, which provides no vacsncis. can he
filled in the Office Of associate, until the
number be reduced to ak and theresf,er
courts shall consist Of one chief Justice and
six associates, making changes in places
OF holding courts under this hill Vir
GINA, North Carolina aud South Carroll
na. are 10 the fourth circuit. Gsorsia.
Alabama Mississippi. Louisiana aad Tex.
as in the fifth circuit.
The bill to snlarg. Capitol bounds. aud
Rppropriating $4,000 for the improve
nsnt Of III. same, passed.
The Houa. tariff bill passed, ysss o.
--nsys5s Tax 81 cotton 6xsd 1t three
cents per pound.
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To the People Of the United
States

address Of Dsnsoes atie Members of Con.
oress
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14
An Agricultural Yeast.

Some Preach winter a. long SEQ a. 1874
stated has belief thai the soil contained The
sisuent, q fertility in abundance. and TIA,
eveusuaily some simple Substance ~oala Be-
found 20 act uPon the lard a. vast acfs
On dOagh. Mr. =. G. Kenus. Near
Railway. -. J.. - Informs the Working Fsr-
mer that he thinks be has diScosered this
simple Substance which i ret cniy - sup
ersede manure. bat 90 eEccf sseh pro-
grvssioa 81 the soil. a. 80 csuse o. weeds
70 disappear from our fclds. ard insects.
miidew. &c.. fro@ cur tr-ss. eincs. - AIMS
and other crops Afier rsadins the fol-
lowing stats8ent 81 his succoss in the use
Of this ''grrat feru,enter. cur rrsders viii
feel disAPPOinted By the snaoSnruueni that
ten wears must be devoted % fgrihcr ex-
Pcrinenis. before tire secret an BE- divulr-
Cd Can't some 81 cur Agricuifurai Col.
lescs assist Mr.. Kenny in the I.crfcciion 81
his - Yeast. 30 that Ne may set sone q
cur helds " q rising a. soon a. nav be-?
In the spring Of iss6. tested a Sub
stance on thrce tr~cs in ar orchard q 40
or 50 (Peaoh) The ieAves scoa becan 10
look darker than the oihes. fruit usorr
bealihs and large. Before ,ryiug il on
these trees The frsit ~as dropping oG-,his
arrested the dropping Of the fruit on thc
these trees They nafured msgnifccni
fruit; there ~erc not 50 good PEACHES OBJ
tanned from the balance % TIE trees Ear
y this spnng applied the rcuardy 60 Two
fows result. color 90 tn RAVES mnch DARK
er-lAtsr. applied il TO al the frrss-ihc
leaves soon began 10 Assume darker hoe
One tree sas covered with ieayes. many
on the limbs 4 10 81 inches long. ct
pale light yellow color. (prcsuuae ihis =
yeliows). Ab0ut-a month ago. tired cx-
Peri@euts on this tree ia ;uo weeks. thc
leaves became darkcr, are nov thrcc- foid
in sire al look healghy.
There has net hccn s..vc-r- or = col.-~vb
en- tie orchard this year. (this aaay b.
chanec.) Ny uvichbors orchard (nfspl,)
Gang % the ~orn. viii not stature one
siNih Of crop sDd that ~in BE- knouv.
The aPPlicaiion hasiens fhc .rouih Of !. ouns
trees. renders the bark smooth. ant arrests
the issue Of gum Mes En-laaa Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

WHITE CLoTuTNS ISIS not pcrhaps.
N our line. a. boriicuiturists. % write
about that nc -Lal wear. bot yeariv -
see 50 much Of error. a. We couat d. IN the
matter q clothing TIE human frame. ard
especially IN thaf of Tire female PORTO,
thai - carrot avoid writing Just ere
word
A people. ne arc rrorrrbial for heat
ing our rooms ia siutrr. We raise fhc
beat. dry and harsh. in orr rooms Of a
waters day. when ths temperature o4t-
SIDE . 10 o. a rangc 90 70- o. s5e-iu.t
such temperature a. in summer We call
opprcssIrcig -arn. W pas. from she one
temPeraturc CD the other siih SILVER or a
feeling Of oppressive warmth. AMI Gns Ger.
selves nearly sll TIRE time suassia- from
severe colds.
Let o. here urge upon orr LAZY fr.enIs.
ard upon the ebiid7cn. tbc zoe q nor,
clothing. 90 fhat IN passing from th- -sru
room % ibc cold as. OF rics r~rs1. tb- shock
vii not bc rercrptibic Wah Oh. u., a
more and warmer clothing. TIE u.- 81 -oof.
ens-not light chin uusiins. aad gaure.. 90
~ouid soon hnd temprraturc iu our room.
Of - io Cd. far more comfortable. and d.,
more heaithy giving as ifttic or n. .bo,i
o. passing from DE- one 10 fbe other. a..
Carrying us throagh from month to r.ontb.
~thout colds. ncura.eii. OF other troubir
so-'e i.is. eonseq1ent. al ever rhysirisn
vil teii you. up.n suilea shocks in ten.
Peraiarc % The system. rHoricuitarist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

okEosu. - A. tesft q ftotsts I'D "a
fari.. -ifhin 80 g. ths Ccunff of ONiurd
81 ~ - Tarstaf 90 ~ 4. n t~ef.
o-iAH SNAIL. .su-t Exrrsfor 81 osr-
~ teta issife.sat rsrr.srtiur to d ~ 49, "a il
80 lestaus-st "a Eanlrs q. GO. str "a Ncr-
-. en- 80 C--atf. c-css-st. hsviag Pr-.s-tsd
a. $500 - frrf.sist
t,ta~rrt. Tat ~ $50 sx-rufur xis~ - - o.
81 rsr-oes tstsFrsted - cae-i.x . 49, 81 this
eri.sr e. - ruiisk~l thrrs w--ks sscr.--lsris 81
- oNtsrt tlsuaurras Tfs~ss-l 81 Fsrt. 49, th~s
usy apT~ar 81 q fr.late C.sFt o. ~ 49, - rsrts
n ssii Causts. 90 ne lard r---d-y 81 De- 49,
80 o'Cs-s - a. tursscsa. sd sA~- e..-s
% ~ 49, hsv-. 49, ~ 49, .As-li ~
rruF.d. srr.fosed. So sI--st ~ 80 Ma
$50 Z r.rsurrrf 90 .s,t arr-s-ef.
E.W WOODBURY.. Leg.
Aune cer,-afts.t :. tloaas. E~as-sr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

Wrlru SHoE>- Like thr gnarici OAK
thai has ~iihsiood the storms and ihund~r-
bol's Of centuries. nsn hims,f bc-ins Co
Dire a. ID eztrcuuics. Keep The sect a.
AM Sara. All sc snap oar far-rs in inv-
oas triumPA A. disease AMI docto-s.
PHt on tao pairs % tLick uoolca stock
ing hat keep ttisto Yourself; 20 20 some
h0ncstson ol ~. Cri.pin. and have yoar
mrasu-v taken 'or siou, pair Of winter
boots o. shors, shoes are better f,r o-,lina
p, everyday u-c. as they ail5w ihc rcaal
cscsre of ihc odors. while thry strengthen
The aakics By ac-ssiomiuE them 90 dr-ni
On themselves. 4 Vrry slight acrilcat j.
suii-irui % rtu-c sTrai-.cI ankle o. an
hahifual booi-vsarcr. Beside. q shoe
corrT-rssrt lrss. and hrncr a. nits ofa more
Vieoroa. c,rcuiailon 81 tae blood. iat
~rar boots WIN 500 rte c- travel Gi,-
direction. also. fo have no cork or lndian
ruh,-r shout ca sbo,s. but to p,aor lc-
Tween tar LAYERS ol the .oi,-s from out Co
out. piccv oistout hemp % TOW i-urn
vhi,b aas hrcu DIPPED m niclic,l pi,ch.
Ihis j. absolutely imrrrsious 90 water.
dovs not absorb par.ic,e. ~hiie &C kno~
thar cork docs. and aiscr Shiie becomes
'sog-y' ard damp ior weeks Whrn yea
pot flem on ior ibc first tiuc. VIII your or
dlnary so,ss they wi feel e. easy a. an
OIL sboe. aod 700 u'as stand oa damp places
ior hosrs without irjary.
(Hal's Jou-nal q Hcal.h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

How TO fTND A lioKsrs ACE. The
colt = born nth twelve grinders. When
four front teeth have made tAeir spPear-
snoe. the colt = twelve day. ed and ~bsa
The neNt four oosas -i0rtk. a = iouf weeks
old. When the rOrner teeth appear. The
colt i eight months nd -hen The latter
have attained 10 the height Of tie 'front.'
teeth. Il - oos year old. The t-o year
OIL colt has fhe kernel-tbe dark Substance
in The middle Of ths tooih's cro~a-ground
cut ofsn the iront teeth. Tie nsNt four
teeth are striped IN The iouriA year. and tie
corner teeth on The 6nh AZ seven vears.
. hook hAs been formed on the corner teeth
o. ,he upPsr az; the kernel Of the teeth
heat a The mrldle 'front.' i worn OFT. and
the bride teeth hegin % wear a. ~
eisbi years Of Agc. the kernel j. worn oui
81 al tie loser frcnt teeth al hecins 90
dccrvasc in the r-idiie uVper 'front.'. IN
the ninth year. ihs Kernel has -ho'ly disan-
pearrd hou the upper middle irout teeth.
fhe book ou ihc corner teeth has incrcas,-l
IN sizs. ard The bride tech iose their
points Iu TIE tenth year. ~ keruei i
worn oui Of ihc teeth next ihs uidlis fonts
of The upper j1w and iu che clvsvnfh year.
thc kernel has cutirciy vanished frou, the
corner ierth Of 'hc same az. At t~eirc
srars OH. ihe eFosn Of an rtc frout teeth.
ca The io~vr a.. has become tr iansnisr.
and b. brittle teeth arr lisch WON do~n
A. thr horsc advances IN 49,. the guns
shrink a~ay from the teeth. -hich. consc-
queniiy. rcccise long. narro~ arrcsranoc.
AMI iicir leruel. lave become uicismor-
ph0,ed INTO darkish point; rrry hairs an
erase in &c for,hesd. over the eycs. anil
the chin assumes THE form Of AZ angie.