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~New York is TO have a new Jewish pa
per.
81 Mrs NATION advertises herself in Iowa
papers as an "attOrney ess-at-law.~
~It is Tumored that trained dogs are soon
10 be introo uCed 10 holo mp ladies' long dresse.
on wet days
- Miss Mary Louise Warner. aged fourteen
Is the most popular barber IN Lansing, Mich
igan She Is established IN her own shop.
- A man in Brooklyn, who was fined 3
for whipping his wife SAYS: sIt's all along O
the womsn's rights talk"
ga Doctor In Meriden, Conn, visits hi
patients on velOcipede. IL is so gentle tina
he leaves IL without hitching-
~The New York Legislature thinks of
compelling every railway passenger TO pur-
chase ticket before entering the cars
ga girl in Paris who has neither arms or
Leg, sews very nicely, embroiders. and writes
with her lips and teeth.
~ln Cincinnati, on Friday, Ms-g.ret
Steutzen berger. described young ana inter-
essing. recovered SI.5OJ damages in a suit
against George Leonhardt, for calling her no
better than che should be.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR SALE.

"A FOR SALE
IA VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY at the
northwest corner Of Massachu >ests ayeaua and
lzth street vest Lot being 20 feet front on Nss.a
enusetts by lS0 feet on 18th street. With the
improvements
A good BUILDING LOT. With . small Frame
House, on 5th street west, between and stree e
north.
BUILpIEG Lor on sth street west, between
p and streets north
tween 6th ard q b streets east
Three BUILDIN6 LOTS on North street. be-
tween 9Th and 7th streets east
Two small BRICK HOUSES and LOTS, sth
street eest between c and d streets north.
Fine BUILDIN0 LOTS fronting on o street
vest, between 20tn and 2lst streets west
Two story BRICK HOUSE and Lot on 9Th
street west, between q ard P streets north.
Two story FRANK HOUSE And LOT on 18th
street west between G and n streets north
0BEEN WILLIAMS
Auctieneers and Real Estate Brokers'
fe 2f4t corner eth and streets.
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: o B eALE-
BY KILBOURN & LATTA.
REAL TATE OKERS,
Corner Seventh and r streets.

BUSINESS PROPERTIES
On Pennsylvsnia avenue, between Thirteenth
front. Improved BY two two story Brick Build
iDgs.
Thirteenth sire cts (near Twelfth street LIT aa
- improved BY two-story and attic Brick Honse.
On Pennsylvania a,esue, between Ninth and
Teeth streets. Four story, Store, and W arehosse,
zone Of the finest in ths,city with rear entrance
NEW BRICK HOUSE
On street, between Ninth aud Tenth streets,
ding room kit hen and tive sieepins or store store
rooms Main foor-two parl RS, library aud sit.
Third fioor-Five large en- smoers Gas and water.
marble mantlts, two bath rooms, water closets.
f BIosn stone steps and trimmings. House 3!Sso.
Nv '0 y ' BRICK HOUSE
streets three story and basement. sixteen rooms,
all %oG e and p large
BRICK HOUSE
On | street. between Ninth and Tenth streets,
tw two and attiS :Selve ROOM; gas and water
street we'd brick stable on rear Of lot. Lot 22x
lo' to paved alley, for sale on long timeJ
On K street, Hamilton Place, corner Twelfth
street. late residence Of the Austrian Minister;
mod. IN improvements, fine stable and carriage
THREE FRAME HOUSES
On Four teenth street, between L and Massaohu-
sets avenue. three story and two-story back
building, ten rooms, good cellar
FINE BUILDING LOTS
On street, corner Seventeenth street, lot 81,
ard part 81, square l67. 5o1Ill, to alley.
On h street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets west half lot 5, square $50, 25x1 to 20 feet
alley. tpAved
On l street, between Seventeenth and Eightesuth
streets part Lot and Lot 5. Square l2s.
On Fourteenth street, between l. and Massachu.
setts avenue, three Lots q 6xi2o - alley.
On Fourtee tn street, between K and T. streets,
subdivisions 10, 20, and q, Square 2I7, 24xl3O.
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT,
Adjoining the city limits, at head of Twentieth
street. overlooking the entire city and river of
the most commanding views in the vicinity OF
Wsshin gton, comprising ii acres.
proyeReDts-Fiue Mansion House containing
nineteen rooms, good collar and furnace; all
s.ry outbuldipgs. extensive hot houses, ice house,
&C Fine grove 81 stately oats, fruit trees. shrub
berry vines berries; in short. enc of the most de-
lishtful properties about the Capital Fine roads
aid walks
SEE REAL ESTATE BULLETIN" OF
KILBOUkN LATTA,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
fe233t Corner Seventh and SITS
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Il Or NOUN YER NON.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

The swift and substantial steamers n. a.
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON, will
run regularly, during the winter R>A0A
MOUTH, between NV Yokk 80
N No y 9Lka r1,LExANpRIA. wAsHISGr os.
Leave New York from Pier %, East R,yer
every SAL kDA1 p rfolk. MONDAYS; arriytns
a. Alexandria and Georee.own TUESDAYS
k.tnrning-Lesye Georgetowa. foot Of Hixh st .
Isl hSpAls; Alexandra, FRIDAYS; Norfolk
mOBNINGs
The Line. osnneoting st Norfolk with the fns
steamers of the Merchants and Mechsnics' rrsns-
portstioD Company % aud from BOSTON. 10 pre-
pared 10 take through freight &C much reduced
rates, ee The usual charge Of aee aud other en-
pensee through Baltimore IL avoided BY this route
freight from Boston should be consigned C. the
For further Information apply % JOS L. GAIT.
AGENT, once and Wharf f.ot Of Hish street.
corner New York avenue and Hth et !, one square
poIsr W THoMPsoS, Pre.,seu,
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AUCTION SALES.

RY GREEN D WILLIAMS,
y Aucttoneers and Reel Estate Brokers,
NO s36 Southeast corner Tth and streess
TINIpaRLoR AHDC On AMBER FURNITURE,
o. sATSsbaY ~. , AZ ...sas .s 70
" SeIoek m, we shall sell, ct our Auction
~ H.ndic ma covered Parlor Suite. consisting
M.S 81 s, ~. :. Caster md and Side cn.irs
tos nsi rs, Itenne Isoits, whatnots' and marble
OAK Dining Chairs and oak Extension Tables
~ Go.nie CHAIR. and osiomans ~ '"-"''' '1''''
faieted cottage sets. wsrdrotss aud Mattresses
Hsndseme Brus.sIa Gs, Som,o,ss and sPresds
Croekery. Glassware, ami Cooking Stoves
srss; R:T:sss vii snd i to their sf .d1 sSp
fea s sas cash. skS Aw A.a.ienas;.
D L.se clerl. Win J q keGuirs Co.,
street. q star 5os Saa sssn'' and n''
VELVET AND REPS COVERED pARLoR
SSSGTIIAGE SUITES cARfssrs, so 1r At A tSf
a on SATURDAY MoRNIsG, Feb 18th. a,
w ;, ei9ek, In front of our Auction Room, we
Vo o,.,., %:lnY. parlOE Suite, nine pieces. up
one walnut rsrlor cutie, seven pieces upholstered
One Walnut ParlOr Suite, seven pieces upholstered
One walnut PariOr Suite, ST. pieces, upholstered
Marble TOP Centre Tables Brussels and Other other
Quantity fine air and Husk Mattresses
Quantity fine Feather Beds, Boisters and Pillows
h1ieptiob Dining Tables, Dining Chairs
Be dsteads. Bureaus. " ardrohes
WalI ut Once Tables, Crockery and Glassware
Lot photographic Instruments
Cooking and Chamber Stoves, &c.
-Four barrels fine Bye WHISKY
One large He ring Fire proof Safe
small Ambulan ce IN excellent erder
set Double Harness
With large quantity OF Furniture usually found
at our sales
Terms cash.
fe25 It COOPER & LATIMER. Auct..
llY WIN. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneen,
- . Stores 81 D and 3l1,
southwest cor. Penns. ave and 9Th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LII ON III STREET NORTH, BETWEEN %
AND 3D SHEETS WEST.
- BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court
cause No. AS. wherein Ellen M Cotter is
complainant and Margaret Fitzgerald ct al. are
nt1enuants the undersigned, as trustee. will Offer
Ior SAFE 10 'front.' OF the premises at public
5octock p. m. Lot numbered sixteen CI6D in
square south OF sluare pumOered FIVE hun fred and
Sky two SOB of the suthe Ground plan OF the
city OF @blu Fton, with the improvements there
on consstlng OF story Brick House.
ing section OF the city, and offers great induce
mepts 70 persons DESTROYS of making a safe and
profitable investment.
Terms cash. Conseyaucine and stsiDps at the
cott of the purchaser. A deposit o. IG1 will Lere
quired as soon ss the property IS rold.
ASBURy LLOYD, Trustee
fe8eoSds W. WALL & co, Aucts.
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PAWNBROKERS.
RICE rs CENTS.
SENT SEALED By POST
MANHOOD"

MANHOOD"
Ons HSsdyed and FUtyJorr.A Edition OF this
new medical pamphlet, revised and lust published
by the suthor. DR.. Curtis. This valuable work
treats on the cause and cure Of premature decline
and secret diseases Of youth and nhood. II
gives clear synopsis Of the impedime to mar.
rage, and the remedies therefor.
cHARLEs STREET, BAiTiMORi. Nd.
Errsets from R.eie~, Of this Work eomnenei..
from the yeay 1850.
MANHOOD, By DR.. CuRrIs.-In this see OF prs-
tension, when the privileges Of the true are CON.
st.ntIy usurRed by the false and fraudulent. Il /.
relief The authors Of this WorH have OBJ Sistsd
the treatment Of these painfu diseases Are the Do
tients guaranty, and we'll deserve for the work
Curtis ON MANHOOD, should be in the hands Of
GLASS q painful msladies, which have too long
Usitsd Service Gasetts. ' -A1 ''sn'ns'-
CURTIS ON MANHooD.-It develoDes the fearful
shoals on which 2 large proportion Of human hap;
they may Be avoided AID escapsd Fortunate si foe
scountry would It be did its youth put into prsc-
laid down one cause q matrmcnisl misery mish b
me Ds S:aishsd iron or land and the rees Of
Ss - s 81 S.. e The
Gle.
CURTIS ON MAsHoop.:I,This 4 really 2 valuable
work; for pointing ont the diseaees resulttns from
insane asyi1m, no les than in the shattered con-
.titution q those ipd1IG.s; Il will DO much 70
he youns. ha. 90 much INF aencs on the Srscent' =
on the future we'll being Of mAay.-Hwsld.
Dl. Cunrlss worn, entitled Manhood. ID one OF
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A NOVEL BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT has lust
been concluded In San Francisco, In which,
contrary 10 the usual custom in such cases
made and provided, a woman was the defend
ant. Dir Henry EItel "a thin, dapper-lo,king
young man." claimed that he had contracted a
marriage engagement with Mss Cynthia Beck
and that she set a day for the wedding to take
place Parson. license, carriage, and otner
little necesSarIes Were procured and all was
IN readiness for tn joyful event, when one day
the young lady changed her mind. She IN
formed Mr. Eitel that she had been thinking
over he step she was about II take. and had
concluded AZ would be q foolish thing for both
OF them; that she would not be a suitable wife
for ham and knew sha wOuld regret the m ar
rage afterwards; u was better to think of N
now than " hen u would be too late: she WouId
always think well OF him a friend out q
not love him we'll enough 10 De his wife: she
returned a ring he had given her aud REPAID
some money he mad loaned her, and Thought
that, upon the Whole, they ought not TO meet
agaln or Fave any further CORES pondence
Thereupon nsss Beck married ano her man.
and MIR. Eitel sued herself and husband for
80 .OtH damages to his affections. Tue trial oc-
cuPlsd out one day, and. although the evidence
seemed fully 10 substdniIate the COMPLIANT the
jury returned a verdict for the defendant
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ADULTBRATED MILK.-FOur alleged milk
adulieraiors were arrested in New York on
Saturday. and aOOut eighty cans Of milk in
their possession were seized. Specimens of the
water which they are accused of having mixed
with the milk Were placed on exhibition await
ing aDalyZatioD- The water 10 said to be- very
muddy, and is filled with animal and yegeta-
Bile matter.
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DR0POSALS FOB SUPPLIES.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRIcr.
eIAIE OF Texas
OFFICE OF CHIRF QuARrERMAsTyk
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Janaary 20 Isss
sealed Proposals: IN duplicate. will Be- recei we'd
Al THIS onee Until n0kDAY. March Is. 1879, q Il
n hr furnishing Corn, Bay, straw, Wood, and
LuI.6er, (inch boards } at the follovine psn.d
pests, until June 81, 1888
Greenville. Hunt county
smpaees, Lam passs crurty
NscvRdocb res .-ksco edochee county
Bempstead, Austiu county
Columbus Colorado county.
Corpus hris6, kneces cssnty.
hsleba. karnas county.
penyery TO commence from date u contract, sL1
coDtii ne In such 90 antitiee and at such timer a.
msy Re required By NE receiving Once.
fropo .ais 20 Be plainly endorsed WIN the name
OF the article pro Dosea for aud OF posi- 20 lie
supplied and sddre ssed 60 the rnderstGnec-
J. A POTTkR,
Bvt. Brig Gen. aud @. Y. N,
ft.3-et fiftb Military District
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DROPOsALs FOB CORN

HEADQUARTERS FiFra MILITARY DISTRICT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERxAsTKR.
al this Offce un,il MONDAY Msroh J. lsss. At II
at rori R.vss feHs. u .a a pSsr1
OF 9rn as may be regulrsd until June 20 ISIS
oLantable. sound. sbeled corn, SUBJECT 20 the in
sreoi on Of the receiving officer.
enc coptinue IN such Quantities aud 81 such times
may te required b the receiving officer.
n. bidder viii be reau red 20 accompany HE pro-
so.ss With gnaIsnt, signed hy two responsible
eAeeete TIE cont- &C. for the same with good and
sh,ees must be shown by the official certifi cats OF
aclerk Of q court Of records.
FORM of bid may be seen application at this
Bids to be plainly endorsed Proposal. for Corn
~ tort Mchsvett,' aud addressed TO the under
By command of Brevet Msar General canby.
Breve; Brigadier Gersr.1. and 3 5I
feb 2 q Fifth Military District.
pRoPosALs FOB ARMY SUPPLIES.
HEAIQUARrkRs FIRsr MILITARY Dr-rRucr.l
OFFICE CHEF Cow. OF sUssIsTEScE,
.,5h COPY q mi. "a .ttsshsd q eschi
ststes Subsistence Department With the ioIio~ina
III. i SIC rounds prime new osnvassed Q. C. HAMS.
Gao bar eis ENtr. Hhginis FLoUB, city mill.
20 barrel. Family Virginia FLOUR. str.ish.
zoe pounds of RIO COFFEE. green, IN double
OopOund. Of COMMON SOAP. equal to .am,,..
20 Re seen q this once, in strong boxes STRAPPED
lao pounds ADAMABrINE CANDLES. full
wlsht e. in strong boxes .oitsble Tor en- ppine
OF the article or articles offered. BIN. sample
s..n n, fSr%s fersishsa q III. once tosether
be eslive,ea at the United States sub.istescs Dc.
before the sh day Of March 1883, to the i1
spsction Of the undersigned.
s1ss. y ID s:sf,Ssi 3 s. E..o. Cor.
mi''ary General of subsi'tsRos U.snAIprIx
BreSet MAJOR and Chief O. g.. First Miiii.r Dis
NoTIoE TO IkoS MEN.
UNITED s1 sa :! s s;grs s,. esslcr
Lour.yrrfs' Nv peb1nsrr Is. iss
Sealed Proposals. IN suslis.tel wtil b. received
sss Tor ,ss d.sSry g .neS poia, 10 iss s ss
81 81 " e ro,, be my direct
% be Of frst -clsss oeke Iron.
% sS res, ne o ,1s isnsss and .s
Other Inflammation viii be furnished on spplcsfioa
a printsd cory Of this advertisement uv,t n.
attached % sson propcssl, end each bid must -
~o rsonsbe persons ssst sss SsTss s &c., =
IroposiDs .tIl enter into contract upon reesiviss
No bies yili Be sptsrtsinsd except fron iron
all bids ~ IL shsn be deemed for ths Interest Of che
.'Tstniy per cent Of the amount due on each a.
livery q said iron viii be retained e security for
che fulnlment Of the contract
fToso:..; must = sneic..d IL .ss,ss ssys,s,s.
G. WBfTZRL.
Major OorDs OF Engncert.
fe3o st Breyet MAJOR General Z. D. n
a Ii or TIE PoPuLAR PArRHf nlpI-
a CIHKe and DE eTUFre car Be bel ~ y. 4.
DOOLHYp Drug Store, ea4f % street aDd peAn-
sylyanxa eveaue. CaDttQ afn. ~ kl1
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LOST AND FOUND.

( OST-On Saturday, the 10th, Gold SLEEVE
- BUTTON, with the letter v engraved an the
face liberal reward will be given il left at "A
= street, between 9Th and 9TH streets, for Mrs.
fOhCk fe2f
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAlLRoAp.
&Ae s 6 81


wssHIssror, 1893.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALrI-
moRk and WARRINGTON AND rHB WEST,
are now run ~ follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave dsiiy, except sunday, at =. q, aud $50
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily except Sunday, st and 30 A n
= aud p. N
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at A. M. and p M no train a
or from AsBspOlis on Sunday.
ON sUNDAI
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave AZ A. M, and 1880, q, sac, and
FOR war STATIONS
Leave &C A. u and q and 80 M
FOE ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
leave lilly, except Saturday aud sunssT, ss D
A. Z, and 80 p. NJ.
Saturday at = A. M, and SP N.
ON sunday at aud 2 70. p n only. oon-
Eecting At Relay Station with grains from Bslu-
more 20 wheeling, paIkersburg. sc.
1hroHgh tickets 10 the Nest can be had st the
washington Station Ticket once st ell hours %
the day. Also, st the Compsny's once, 4o6
PenDsylysnia svenue Passengers purchasing
tickets at the avenue once there arrange %
have their baggage called Tor and checked q; their
residence, taken 70 the depot and put IN the bag
FOR New YORK philadelphia aud Boston, So
advertisement Of Through Line"
WILSON, Master cf Trsusportstfou
l.. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent
now GEO. kOONTZ. General Agent
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
EOCRTH OF MARCH.
Accommodation for fifty persons can be hal at
442 seventh street, opposite the Patent Once,
with without BOARD.
fe 3,w JOHN HOKEMEIuR, Proprietor.
TWO nICELY FURNISHED COMMUNIOh-
Il ting Rooms for rent, with without Board
or 9Th street, No. 3-4 between and X SITS term,
Moderate fe2i St
A LARGE, HANDSUMELY-FURNI
"A BACK PARL0R on first floor to rent, with
without Board Location very desirable; House
contains all modern improvements. Apl,y at No.
416 10th ST, between and T. . :l-tf
ROARDING-Newlyf furnished B AOk PA6LOR,
- with BUARD, 500 per month for two. includ-
ing light. Front Room. Sd floor. SIS; good table;
home comforts references exchanged; $50 l. st.
north, above 18th. fen 6tE
pOARDING-Wili be vacated March LIST, 1--WE
- furnished ROOMS, with or without Board, in
Q private family, No. 36l It'll, between i and x
streets north. fe 20-6t-
EIRrT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT Rooms. 70 be had on reasonable
terms. at 2ls x street between nth aod 18th,
short walk from most Of the public Offices.
feb ] I'm
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UNITED STATES ENG OFFICE.
No % FIFTH eTRkEI.

a C III and nal pIS H sfefts ess + ssl <.
DG0a.r Dig sss,s sn M d street sss ss.s-
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pKoPosALs FOR ARNY SUPPLIES.

Brey.t Brigadier GepersI. aud @ o
feb = q Fifth NINA, n,.,r;e.
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WAHTED-Families breaking no b on sci ping
w orremovtDg from the city, to know that they
can dispose OF their FURNITURE without the
trouble or expense Of an auction, by addressing
LEVY, 1-3 Penn'a avenue, SOUTH at corner
OF lOth street. ja23 I'M
c. nOO -WANTID TC 1UY-An kinds Of
EC,OWU. SECOND HAM HLOrnING for
pairing lone In the best manner At No. sO4 9TH
81 hetveen q and III. Washington. n fe S.ly
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DIED..
RKADi READ TOBACCO CHEwEBs.

We have on sale Q few of the handsomest REAL
LACk POINTS which have ever offered They
are all very nne choice pstterns. end we'll worthy
the attention Of any lady no may anticipate pur-
chAsing genuine article this season.
0ND PRICE ONLY IN PLAIN fIGURES.
w. N. SHUSTRR BRO
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

while Russian supremacy will crush re-
pubileanlsm and religious freedom to-
gether.
a. e. THKs PEOPLE OF GREECE, ~ .
Il The present Kingdom Of Greece il the
only possible nucleusof political develop
ment forthesE East and, withal all it's faults
and cruelties Of ofofganiza zation, has done and
lis doing much to prepare the race in other
provinces for political freedom. 1 have
lived with the Greeks four years, in rela-
tions the most intimate, and in circum-
stances the most trying to national char
acter, and, though no Philhellene, on my
arrival IN the country, can declare that !
have never lived with any people more
worthy, in spite Of their faults, the moral
support OF the civilized world, more thor-
oughiy lmbued~ with the political virtues
most necessary to political existence or
comparable with them for private and do
mestic virtue. OF their intelligence and
aptitude for progress no one ever doubted
who knew them, and the testimony not
only OF my own experience but of MANY
foreigners who have resided for wears
among them, is that to probity and hon
esty they in no sense merit the reputation
prejudiced and outwitted travellers have
given them. The more one knows the peo-
pie the more one most honor them.
1t does not become our people in the
coming struggle to exercise an influence
adverse to the advancement of the only
race from whom anything in the way Of
political progress in the East can he antici
pated or with whom we can have any po
litical sympathy, in order to punish Eng
land for the offense against US. / know
that Russia counts largely on q certain
moral support from our defiant attitude
toward England. Our only noble alrii
great policy in the case is to give England
! to understand that SO far as she maintains
the interests Of civilization we will sustain
her with our friendship, and postpore il
ot condone oil questions in abeyance be
tween us. 1 wish it were possible that W,
might set the first example of national ap
plication of the principles OF Christianity
W. J, ST1LLMAN,
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23
nd SEQ if we cannot arrange q treaty O

and SEQ five cannot arrange treaty OF
peace"
That evening Herman Brayton sent a mes
,senger to say the COW was out Of danger.
and q strange nav fiutterawoke in Rachers
heart. IS ses1a n Al i
/ A few weeks lates, when the first SHOWS
were lying ON the ground. one: Sunday
morning in church the parson took for'his
text these words: Glove your enemies. -
Do good to them that hate you and despite
fully use you;" and Rachel, turning around,
caught a glance from Mr.. Brayton's eyes,
which shot forth mischief ana Triumph
When she walked away at noon, Herman
Joined her in the most natural manner pos
sible. ~:
"Do you know, Rachel Henderson" said
lie, how / construed the minister's texta
To me it sounded like this: Love them
that stone your chickens. and scald your
pigs, and drive your cows off topound; and
it did not seem = very difficult command to
obey, '~--''
Mrs. Pettigrew, WHO was walking behind,
nudged her daughter, Ester, and whisper
cd II allus told you how it would, come
| out"
Now the Henderson and Brayton farms
are united in one, and Herman hos demon
strated to his neighbors, by his tall grain
aud fat meadow lands, the reasonsbleness
of scientific farming. He never tires OF
joking his wife, Rachel, about her war, and
if she expects to hear the end of it during
tho term of her natural life, I fear she will
be disappointed.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

AaR1cu1TunA1.-TheN New York WEEKLY
TRIBUNE is great farmers paper. Its Ag.
ricultural Department. valuable always,
containing as it does full reports of the
American Institute Farmers Club, and ar.
ticles written for its columns by the most
eminent Agriculturists Of America, il
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