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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25
AFFIDAVIT OF SUPERIORITY
.4e OVER ALL. aa i,s-i
The First Strictly Impartial Trial ever had.
BLIND FOLD TRIALS AGAINST
Steinway's, Chickering's, and other
Pianos

4 WE, the undersigned make Oath that at the time
of the last Fair OF the america1l Institute held in
New Y ork, Immediately following the French Ex-
position in PARIS t,oo Pianos, made by Steinscay 4
Sons, one Patent Ariop Piano, made by G. c. Nan
ner and several ether makers instruments were
tried ainst each other, by order and under con-
troll Of the Officers Of the Institute, to decide
which Piano ON exhibition in competition should
receive the First Premium as the best Square Pr
ano kaown: To obtain an impartial trial, tspice
ell Of said Pianos covered rth papers, so that
one Piano could not be distinguished from another,
During the absence of the Judges and iscics did
they select one Of said Pianos The best, which.
upon uncoyering, both times proved to be said
Patent ARIO-N Piano, awarding it q The First
Premium z q ocer all Others for being The best Square
Piano kaoscn to them. 'slsssa ss,,se - 81 :.
This trial soas after Chiekersag J. Sons Piano had
received the Legion Of Honor and .heda and Stei,s-
s0ay & Sons, the Medal from Napoleon; and the
Judges Of said trial were:
EDWARD MOLENHAUER, Prof. Of Music, Mus
ical Director and Originator of the New
York and Brooklyn Conservatives of Music.
CHARLES FRADEL, the eminent and favorite
Composer and Pianist to his Royal Highness
the Due Gustave of Sax Weimar, Eisenacb.
FREDERICK R. BRANDIES, Professor of Mus
ic; Teacher, Of the higher school of music,
&C., SC.
|
sey City; Pianist, sc. assN 80
Julius Neuhardt, Robert Rieger,
Henry Miller, Charles Soldwedel,
August Grueneburg, Robert Moenneg.
G. c. MANNER, (Aarsator. end Pateates Of The
4sion Piano forte.
swora to before me This ed day of July, 1869.
G. G. TAYLOR,
Commissioner Of Deeds.
ss1 es - 1
The AR1oS Piano is the CHEAPEST, MOST puRA-
BILE, LEAST COMPLICATED, requires less TUNING
and DOES NOT get out of order, it is
The Standard Piano.
Write for afidavits, Pamphlet and Circular.
Roy AGENTS WANTED -gsa
in every City and Town where shave not al
ready appointed them
COVELL & CO.,
Warerooms and Office, No. 554 Broadway,
Mandatory, 1877 s 1s9 Bowery, New York.
nov lilly cas ka a.es.
CHALLENGER!
" TO all Piano Manufact urers in
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25

NJ Otice.-AN persons useing Weights and
N Measures of any description are required
by Law to have them tested every three years.
will therefore commence en- the first day of De-
cember, 1869, and continue day after day until
shall have tested all the weights and measures in
the Town and County. GEO. H. HUDSON,
& nov 25-2t Sealer Of Weights and Measures
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25
PoWH.AT
RAWBONE SUPER PHOSPHATE

Having now completed our extensive works
we are prepared to. furnish farmers and plant
crs the above excellent MANURE, the man.
ufacturlng Of which is under the strict super
vision Of JOHN WIlANN, Esq, Of Will
mington, Delaware, one Of the most practical
phosphate manufacturers in the country; was
the originator and for a number Of years the
proprietor Of q celebrated Super Phosphate,
which is now extensively used through the
country; We, therefore, offer the POWITA-
TAN RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE
NOT as a new articlc-hut the result of ten
years practical experience aud constant study.
and will ensure perfect satisfaction. A good,
supply will at all times be found in store at
No. 1904 Main street, Richmond, Va. Also,
pure FINE GROUND BONE.
For sale by H. KER s BRO, Agents,
sept 9-tf Staunton, Va.
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uumter & Ackermasn, s9 Sc
IL Dealers in
Books, Stationery and Music,

Main Street, staunton, Va.
i. good supply of SCHOOL BOOKS s SCHOOL
SUPPLIES, BIBLES, HYMN and PRAYER
BOOKS. ~
BLASK and MHstoRASDua Books constantly on
hand.
STATIONERY, Stock very complete. Liber-
al discount to Ministers and Teachers.
bDr Merchants supplied at New York ,eholssale
prices. nov 25-6m.
VASHTI, or UsTlL DEATH. US DO PART-Miss
EVANS last popular Novel, received by
HUNTER & ACKERMAN
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NeaB Advertisements.

nj Otice.-The accounts of Sunny Side Dali
~ ny are now ready for settlement.
Parties indebted, and those to whom the Dairy
is indebted. wilEplease call atthe Law Office Of
s. Travers Phillips and settle.
nov 25-st TAMs & BAILEY.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25

A Fine assortment of Boots, Shoes aud Bre-
~ 'gans. for sale by c. f. WOOD.
july l. ii
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25

II isSOlufiOn.-The Craftsmanship here
~ tofore existing between Balhis & Bish-
op; is dissolved by mutual consent. The Books
Of the concern will be settled by Wm l. Balthis
1t is important that those indebted to us should
settle at once. The business will still be con-
Quoted by VIM. L. Balthis, and K. E. Bishop will
also continue in his old line in Staunton. =
itsiTs ed 1853 slaag W. i. BALTlIIS,
oct 2S-4ta4s.as ~ X. +. BISHOP.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25

We Guarantee that nothing in
the shape Of Fertilizers. can be
used more to your satisfaction and
profit. 80
For Pamphlets and further part ietlarss call on
POWELL L. BLACKLEf. t@cnts.
Sl..Iii \
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25

ColonelsE q. i. Drake, the man who first
bored for petroleum, aud, by his pluck and
perseverance, not only flooded community
with sudden riches, but increased, the wealth
Of the world, died recently ina Connecticut
poor house, rs 81 Ssssszsss III! se5ai s 5as
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25

A. ". Noting, "a commission merchant of
Richmond, Va, was found dead in his bed
at the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, on
Friday evening There were no marks of
violence, His Will was found, IN his pocket
book ~ $3.50.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25

About fifty. negroes; from Albemarle and
Nelson counties, and forty from Lynchbwg.
left Saturday afternoon for Alabama, where
they have been cmplo5e to work on a rail
rood :. 1872 -
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25

Another severe gale was experienced on
the lakes Thursday and the night previous.
1t is said by old lake "salts" to be the rough
est night they ever saw Numerous wrecks
are reported on Lake Erie and Ontario. ssi
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25

Cash Gifts each $4,000 40 Cash Gifts, each 1000
10 -. 10,00e 200 '"s - :. 500
20 Ftea " te'l 81 5000 300 80, 81 Try 100
SO Elegant Rosewood Planes each $500 to SEQ
rs g Melodeons =" rs to loo
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-11-25

Accounts have been received Of destruo-
tive earthquake at the Philippine islands The
sea rose; buildings were thrown down, and
the loss Of property was very great. At the
port of Manila eight persons were killed and
many injured 8
, 1869-06-06
a Very Singular VILLA Novel 1uftE-
mary

From tA< cpi9mb.n t0Aso) Journal, My q.
Yesterday VIC heard Of and read part Of the
win ia REPRESENTED 70 be = Bnrewd, successful
business man, who has accumulated quito Largo
Y n sae %
t1c.ty Of his VIII, although 1t u probable the
courts viii, In due coufsc be CALLED upon to dc.
ternlne the question whether the tc9tator ~As Of
eoupo and dtspos!nR mini
The vii dlsinhestIs ali The natural heizs 10 the
aa q Ill Il Of IN toa u
Cuts, most elaborate aIchtecsuIA plsn for
the Necessary buildings Is attached 70 and made
paft OF The Will II provides aress Tor that SFeet
amAtory converse - dear 10 the feline heart, and
rsf hoes Of the noss 1as1shtn& nature, TO be kert
well stocked ThH most lnsenlous conEtyances
are provided for securing 10 The yat chance OF
escape 50 that the cats may not lose the pleasures
of the chasc ny andlng their rrey come soo easily
Ht8h walls are to be built With gently ssoPtng
nocturnal anuseInents OF the cats. the Trustees
are directed 70 select the grounds 1cr this moved
HmcI.ca city, and thc deS1scs s7e to be protected
by d competent forge o1 nuIses rotn Ios 1asases
and doG So .. ~ ~ a a1e ~ .s1 =
female Who has children, OF Is Under thllty years
| old. There are hundreds Of minute directions
which We have no time 70 note -
| One r ould suppose that IN tho foregoing pro
visions the testntor hAd exhausted all The eccen-
tT1cittea Of ono nan, however unique hia nature
| raceously Ii,nrFr thau any That 60 oeforc- says
| the deyisor: ~ bare all mr. l!1e bcen taught 70
he1teyr that every ythtn2 In and about man was
Intended to be useEul, and that It was mnns
dut1. IS lord or sniual4 to protea MI The lesser
spsSles, evcn Is God protects and watches OVER
hin. For these two combined reasonS-nrst, that
nv notT. eyen AFTER death. nay continue 70 he
msde asetul; and seeoudly iaAs l.,. + nay p, =. be
,tshtnr = substitute for the protection Of The
bod1cs * MI dear frtends the csss-l % her nesee1
devise and bequeath TIE tosssdnea o. my Doo5 s se
ne1ofeo to x lie purchase q IN soeosdeon Nniss
sSsi ps psayed q she auditorium o. ne - tnaf
m b one Of the ssgaM nu1ss s,tsas q e 70 s
reue % gaF eTeF and cTer, without cessation oal
, 1869-06-06

hut However. nee and pleasant may be the inter
corrse On such occasions, the caution, hsbilae! 70
sos + esss or esa %
po.tta Or husi1esa become the topics o. c1n,
yetsa,ion- Surely then, we may say that tne
But may they net refurn the compliment We
msxe ~ moss aeav openly hut practically ne arc
lusl n as alMcnt y comprehend As ruic, we do
notice. II We wished 10 enteytsin d Japanese
merchant. We should no, oTfinazil1 sake MIN 10
n;1 * - bet VIC should do Mnat
are pes very familiar with nzea. Te NJ aui,s
satisfied thHt some time rcust tlapse h-fnr1. tnege
sau &c nay eo!a1 =; ~ " q 11,sserfscsses but 1t would
get I'D Of fhc notion that nothing h1t icTd
Or COARSE b apprUed Of D EA Tnen We msSht
with theDa, and ne might gradually ccsse 70 b. a
Wo think tsss the greatest hope Of on becoming
Tounr men, Who nave takcn TO wearing forr.:n
beblts, End arc last tmb!b!ng them. Eaes= ara
sometimes Welcomed 70 ne heuses OF gentlemen,
and Il II be thaI We DO NOT yet see my E1eat al
fecta produced, st1l5r ttn1e rolls on, We Shall
perceive them nore and u7urr-the cogucs3 will
e worn CoNn and, sooner of Later, big step will
Among the upper cguss Of Japan, prctudlccs nc
50 strong that Ii Is ausor nbsnzu to speaS OF 1ba
Ice being broken with then Ru1 greater chSnges
ihaa that have already la1en pfscc, and We have
only to Wilt, " 10 sec wf=st We skz0 SEE" some
thinz ms : wedge haa been inserted By the ad-
MlssICn Of certaln Of cur medjcos TITO Dal1,tos'
houses; lad one, In particular, Il, VIC Know, IN
imuer15- laTor4te, and El8 name kind OF
bouseho.h WORT In cvery nocsc he has entered.
As Tor ru.selvea, With MI tseir pecnliaIlttes and
iucomprek sn1,hilty, re IKE the JAPANESE and 4
ever the d1y CONES when they shall be - straight
forward In ,ktt Is they nppeu to be On the sus-
face, We know no racs that hare doeE qualities
Probably fhaFllaJ might be hoesened L they saw
lhas the 1icht f foreigners snon1 befcee Them,
a. to set them good example. AZ 1t IS, we fear
that the dall@ Inconsistencies exhibited before
them, must glys them poor opinion Of our sl1-
se51tJ and ihtsg,1ty, and MAJ leai1 them to Tetort
in similar langua1e to ours: "TEsse Foreigners
arc perfect mystery to u.s.
, 1869-06-06

FrpA IL 6astks1 Adrf5fiaty.
II taB lust been discovered that the great Dos
ton Peace Jubilee Ia not entirely without parallel
IN the history Of the world as = Musical under
taklne. a concert ve!J vol worthy IN naanJ
occurred near the beginning OF the seTnuteenth
century, n Dresden under tho patronage OF the
that OF sn o1atorso Of HotoNynss, Tne Cappell-
MASTER proposed to the Prince performance OF
e1uaoslitnAr! magnitude, anu WAS 1rwarded for
nom sde Electoral bscxer!, and toI.i 70 proceed
and execute the plan, the State Treasury bearing
An The mnsic4Ans Of Germany, France, sxtszes-
land, Italy and PolAnd we're Invited to appear on
The Day appointed In tho nrst week in July, l6!A
nvr hundred and sereutJ instrunenta1issz. and
ovef thousand 1tnSss4 some OF ne iastIa.
nents Of no 1oEstsn @ mn.iesans ~ 10 ioossd sa vey =
all were described In thn rceord a Pole from
Crscow, Damed Rsposzky, brought on wagon.
drawn oy eieh. mule. - terrible double nsH' 81
N artist Wiling to run up and down ladder with
his Bow. Tho tnsen4oas CappelnAstet cas1 eren
~ sss tss q y Jns e 8
sutrEA vto1lD, big san serving for bow. Be-
E6ea these the lArVe copper kettles q the hreHaJs
and battery OF tho Ra1s Of the period, were COM
Ater TeeE of rehearsal the concert toot place
II the open atyt on the lssh OF Juy N the snburhs
Of Dresden, seats having been bulls In the form
OF atuphitheatra Tho principal male sofoies
WAS one HumpIeT, . student from WHtembe1s.
who WAS allowed free socess 70 the Pab!ic beer %
strengthen his powerful roSce, With s1ch excel
LENT eject that when h.s bass ehtmed IN with the
Instruments above mentioned "a eTefJth1ng tEe11-
hled !" The prtmA donna WIS BtEzt1t frum vi.
Ian, ho received the greatest applause Of tho
DAY, ~ she ought for abe sung as.lnoia tadeocea
with s1cn fatal yiEor tnst ehe died tnfet DAYS u
telvanl. The greatest violin.plsyer Of that
dxy, s!4unr Sciopie, OF CremonA wAs also pres
eni, and gave Bpice 70 the entertainments BY
Easing On h,s Instrument while holding 1t behind
his back.
The nnals Of the programme uas grand double
rgufe representing the 1Eraclttes and Assyrtao9
engaged In ne1ce battle. the realistic elect Of
which was heightened BY tho two parties Of cho-
rr1 stnge11 thriving Apples u each other. This
featrzr especially pleased the Electoral sovereign
and be presented the CapE elluastsr viii reward
Of nJt5 not1nA
Boston Las Still something 70 DO to e1rpass all
thlA
, 1869-06-06
Tho Lrtth Pilots Song.

O, where Is the slllp that sailed ever the sea
Last Mtchaelnlas-ttde IVES year
At MchAelmas tide. and she pruc1lsed to be
BY midsummer beck again here .....
Stout and strong was her build, stout and 6t1onS
VAS Eer oak4
Stout and strong were her mariners bold
Loud and long wetu cur cneefs, As the good ship
Through the nsE, where the big breakers rolled
" God speed thee, my son, pfaycd the g1aJ gran.
dnDe.
As sne wiped ihe last tear from her eye.
ttue taust 60, sighed tho bride, Ies she EnaleA
~ al the aame,
As near 70 smile ~ a sigh
Now heave, 80 ho! hcsEe the Lead 70 ho!
And heayc, J9. no! for the lead
IT,
o, where Is the ship thnt sailed orer tue sea
Last MtchAe!rlaz-tide was ycaFs
At MIchaelE1s tide. and she promised to b
by midsummer buck ag1tu here.
Al God save thee, my soD- y mo1n2 the R1V Gtad-
dAIe,
With ever . tear IN hcs eyr:
ale u1st cone," cries The bride, Tct ans veeps
I'll the Eame,
As the we1rilu1 daya 60 By,
= Alas! for the ship that lies deep IN the sea:
Ais. fer the mlztaeTS' hearts that aro cold;
AlAas for TWO hc3rtz breaking silently.
Douole bride and gay graa1nme Old!
Now a heaye, 70 hp neaye the lead 10 hoi
And heare, 20 h0 Tor the lead.
Good Eofd4
, 1869-06-06

give perrnp.oE1nesA In sarnc one oI nc houses
OF rctEeshDcnt IN Derita, where b0nask s 49,
drinking Ills eeeF In tho nes1 Of the sr1G,e:, some
nsn present uttered grnss ms1lt we - Ratsi III
told ~hata against some member o. i9s ~ osa
family. HlsmaFk ruse mp. went up 70 Tue Maus
and Shouted, - Out VI The house With yon you
A!e not gone BY the t.C:e have finished ta's g :;
OF beer, shall break II IN pieces on {ouf ntaa;
OF couEee great hubbub arose, but BtsmMf qute
coollJ went on drinking his beer I'LL he nad . M,
ikhed II, and then uascd his glass wita sucn force
al the head Of the na1 who had been guilty q tae
insult tha1 II Nht1zed Into ruu!ntaae
Of pieces, and the wounded man collapsed #.tn
q shHel- On til. d,;YA silence succeeded
70 the tnmu1t In The miIst OF #h:cn
Bl6nak asked the walter coo!iy the price of the
E1ass paid for 1t, nna amidst general approo:1on,
walked coony sEAy-tee Eo7uded man maGnY
no cffcft tn hetat0 EI1 The characteristic side
OF this st0IJ ts not 50 much Msraarkb nunarch&l
zeal or cvea hs ca!cula:cl violence, Rs the delb-
crate coptiitobs which he lmpoaed upon himself
In g!v1ng the man notice and 4 door Of cscape-a
course which IN any other man wou,I have meant
a heSltattng purpose, but IN httn meant Culy :
habit OF importing whit he thouS reasonable
limits even IN his own most arbitrary purposes.
, 1869-06-06

Fro-n IT, Lendev Spectator. .....
IN Sse psEss fa,9S ps ssyd Eses s
family has been 20 mAny centuries II homo, Which
attributes to the B1EnaTe1, ~ the Characteristic
fsEnf a q ne aea9 Wee
e1Hssss Ts tqgross sae pSpq;sf soneepton No. 9;
1nlrze OF pcrtinadors opposition which
vosld hare d:shesrtened most Of Their cnm-
Es Iheas ~, = so1sEsas :, TsE.as
Will youthful days, u rs bloS1aPee. cay be
ens:ed- When stuaTtng Law AZ hernn he hae
teen more tnan once d,s,!1ented ey boot
they were ptpEalsed Accordingly Hhen this next
happened, servant Of the young t21tst appeared
q re oeos@sSrs = 81 Il I ne T"saS xitn @ tse
rrady:" When he waa sotd ,ney wee nos, ho de-
parted: but. II ten Minutes past NJ another Ser
rrec*c n,errEs Of ten mtnateA Il vent o. III day,
iii bJ evening the boots were finished A2d seat
home Tnst Bis1nssk has real hnmnr, plcntJ
BOOK. prove Nothing can tc better, tor Instance.
tsaa his description. IN letter 70 bis ester AFTER
81 sa,;.,Fs e ~ oqne e. .a,ges9 .n,sa NJ
when every one:of the party knc1 l,seHecuy vel
that thtEc waA 40 game to be found, except per-
- sa1 S ,ss2 q 5wo a
rain, surrounded cover with the moss elaborate
preparations against the escape OF tie fo1es;
cres Is tSef went through the cover NON
one SIDE, ROW hts fasaer stood without
moving \ nnVer his gun cockef and at his Ancul-
dsr ready to nre-sl sesc1s that fn1-h1utln9 Haz
not car EnSl.sh sport, nu1 more NE or pheasant
1a:f 70 NOV L e had ,se9 snyshsse: how RS ae
himself Erarely YerlSed, "xtth n natural d1An
o. wonder n ny rntee as1 could .uanaxe, no,
nothing n tae World" And BOW they thea weni
| on 10 another cover, went through pfrc3sc,y inc
sane eerrEaonsa., and 50 o.. sne 5a.a sun eoa:tn:
my one Of the actors, tl1,self exrepsed
esG seeming % - n ne lea3i
nave expected troa Tie nIst Aa5n, tase .at
Il tAthipg-placo on tho coast. NorteneJ, An1
des11otnE somn n1 the ngures ~ The fs4at d less
| aOppoei.e me stts the old Minister - one O
tncsc forms which appear % u tn dteAE. whe.
iodyeesuon comes On In our Aeept-a fas fru.
without boues,Wno ri eye1y bin uaakea his u,outi
Jawn uls carpet bag to tna resJ aano!dezH =
dat tuFa -idty aa1 Acld On u td adN u u
| totk."
The penmptmy s'de Of he man Is dettaeased
rcoEr tksn one a1eodoee, sod sppe4zs tn a.noss =
his lsssexa Tia foloHtnR sto1J tas.s 1SS She
Ramark waa IS, no longer {oafhl q vMcn p
baoC11phx9 l. etsdenily proud, h good fnnss11
t tnS pf hi carefully c1leu&ztSd md NJ tou tmQ'z
, 1869-06-06
Rou 10 Prevent sssth. In Furn,ture

TIE following article IN relation 70 moths In fu.-
nlture e Of Special yalue u shls es.aaon OF tn.
followed, saye hcndreds Of dolRr1 worsa OF fplpy-
rnre n mia city Alone every twelve months aal
fer future reference
There ase two s2ectea Of mozsn which in.ert
luIn:turs. One L Afge ny Of silyeEy whit.
mt wolm, and Ii famlliatiJ knowr II early infts:s
furniture; The other Is 3 an1ali nJ Of Iark d,13
ssasE arE ;Dn dns s.1r3n. wsf aeeSt q f
1As nfss Observed By upholserers aaout se7ea
yc6ls aso, This nJ pcnet.asea a sofa Of ctai..
1ns H1nns1H ~ ossseen the back and seat Of sofas q
H3aEI tne Stata. Nhe-e tho vacancy among the
sptnFs aSorls eafe retreat. It naJ rnaxe iots-
ens me- in one Eeef after the furniture IS plscsi IN
Ne Hnlm WI appear and the cont1uu pSvt..ts
OF pfocfeaton lA . few Eontns lucrease3 The nun
esf % tnousaaaA Ins month has no season It
uSIu!e n *lEtef and summer alike, u Il Is kr,E
Y eskiye tHs BY the CONSTANT beat Il The hoas+.
We IND, at the sane, In the sa1ae piece 9: I'm
that tAey ncc trretltng ana tetI0Ttn9 All M. i!s
Il doea cot eat good purr, curted half, bat fa:; -
r. H. soeoo2 70 4 sae elasticity Of which p.e7e1s,
o ,n, Il tos ne Rntposs Of pso2asston Ths *o,a.
Gosex; s1s r ~ O. 1ooasa q plush material ma IA.
though pi1sh from he insde, a. it Is o. eaton bal
oas H.efe instances where tney hare Gu. though
~ ~ W sae e1taue back Of sotaA. There l.
Aew furniture .hou.d be removed from tEe " yail.
II !EASE TWICE week At sola seaaon CT the yt1-,
aaa should be well whtaied nIl a1uund, paf:lesL1.s
41aes tae seat, 10 prevent the ~ from lod,lca.
1nls eEeetuA preventive, and the only o. fo.Fn
Gayenne s pepper, Scotch anu;E, campfor, ta1fen-
nne; ah1 Al other remedies Tor protection rom
oe asEt moth are OF little OF no a7al a1aln.: sae
Ioto1t1re moth S1tIr1tlon With alcohol vii L.s-
Wy tnem Wheh In . pteEe Of furnirlre II tnt.
ihfnlsuEt IS mfested. they may be removed bS
Axtn Oh the n1slin from under the saais anil o..
tne oots'ie ends ANIL hAeks7 where they cpngrr.
e1se most, and cIposelng Il to tae ait as NAH "a
Pcsa!h!e. Beat with . Whlsk or the open h,s,t,
md kill III the dtes and 1orsns vh!ca .foT tAsu-
es.fss Ihts done often Will csturt them, nad make
as1a Leave ne fusuitare sa they desire 70 Sc lers
lo1eE ~ aen ne iurnttufe Il free from Eo:ss
md = to be left during the summer months xltn-
cur attsntion, It may be protected b. canphor In
sn1a1l hs9s or highly concentrated pzichouiL iva
e2lea1 way q Ito hAFe the furniture well HhIa.,J
twice week. II the moths 1.tark the r1rnes
which tht5 VII Gtat do under the sofas 1od chsrs
spread wet aaeet oref the carpet and pass hps
nAttloo over It quickly, and the steam Wtl edactr
ally destroy the worm and egsA II suznitors Il
Delivered n dwelling nee from mothA The m
hoistereEs responsibility ends there, and N fesfs
With the housekeepef, "a no t1adeEnen can ten
whether the moth Will attack Il OF not. Thefc sFc
c1sta where the fuln.tnre h4s been In rse ten o1
| twelve JeaR hefoEe being attached. II would b
u far 70 bold the t1of responsible for the saletJ
Of clothing aa 70 hold the upho!sse{e1 responsible
! lof The eaiesy of fu1ntsuSe.
, 1869-06-06

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Y fot youngest "a wei as the Hvritest Of Wtue1.
As yoa toGcaey frnm str.seourY TO Parta 5uu
Paas W.ihtn nile Of Rhelas, the little Village Of
nattSl!ess, S:ant1ng above The ytue-clad bsnks
Of the Assne- Herr ihere Il IN ancient MONASTERY,
N which nred soJouz nonE, Dom Pet1zoon 6y
na5ne, ~. y lo 5:als $50, gnEe he world tho ~
yehhoh ~ e1Ampagna Tn sccouus Of hts naauy
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kuouy TtneJaEs1a ofsae abbey, and had control Of
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t ass takse distinguished between dioerent hnds
u EIapS. Aad, AeofIlag to IN old chruuicIe. he
I'LL vn ,E Exe Use ns9oc.lons conee.1ing them
s1ed 70 tne wtaa q aooheS Hts p1Trrfn, hi rnind
a. ss4 eoaeeiTed y faa happy Lea tnat fhs insertion
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s. ssa assy sepRs1 a G fqnsh 35s 4 II sesis
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sasi1ess.ns % ~. as Hf 91 a1ea tae Invention of X the
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loGe opnaa-Laaeea &e{au >As hesent aud Of