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TYOUGERA'S Jodo-Ferro- Phosphated Elixir
ID. of Horse Radish, & Cod Liver Oil at
LINKS Drug Store
nov 25-tf
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7,xtra article about orr fine Gold

EINXtF1 ssFGICTE sEUOtEU OEsF HKIC EUEU
II Jewelry and Solid Silver Spoons for
which we will give written Guarantees, besides
fine assortment of Steel, Coral, Pearl, Jet and
Rubber Jewery-also all kinds of Spectacles,
and nice Lot Of Plated Ware suitable for Bridal
Presents and Christmas Gifts, which we will sell
for less than New York Prices a7
dec. 10 HlRSll y LOEB
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The standard of Business Writing il sdopted and
taught in its purity at this Institution, by
one or the most experience and euc-
cessful teachers of Business and
Ornamental Penn nslip
's-i in the coun ry.
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TOCOA-BUTTER with Glycerine for Chaps
~ &c., Sold by F. H. LINK,
nov 25-tf Druggist
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IMPORTANT NOTICES. we il

tend to make change in business, in a
short time, wenow offer, without any reservation,
our entire stock of DRY GOODS & NOTIONS, all
seasonable, from the highest price Silks down to
a roll of Tape paper of Needles,
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HOW BRIDE WAS WON;

Uh, n Hd0E hOISOoD TIT TINT 1fO'
BY FREDERICK GERsTACKER.
One vol, 8vo With Eight Illustrations. In pa
per cover, price $780, cloth, $500.
This novel is in an entirely new field. The
characters, the scenery, the adventures the Incl
dents, the modes of life, have a freshness that
renders the novel one of the most entertaining OF
books, while with these characteristics is united
stirring and often thrilling interest.
Frederick Gerstacker, the author, has been
known in America as the writer of several re-
markable books of travels, but in Germany he
has long enjoyed reputation as one Of their best
novelists.
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OFFICERS /:

CLARENCE H. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
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ORLANDO SMITH,

| ALEX II. H. STUART, ORLANDO SMITH,
R. D. LILLEY, THos. c. ELDER
STUAkT. LELLEY & CO.,
- Real Estate Agents,
STANTON, VA,
| Offers their services for the sale of Real Es-
tate of every description, in all parts of Virgin
ia, especially in the
VALLEY AND PIEDMONT DISTRICTS.
BE- We wish only the control of such lands
as owners are really DESTROYS of selling at fair
prices
Nay@ We make charge for advertising or show
ing lands ualess sale IS effected. aug 19-tf
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THRIsTMAS GIFTs.-Phoograph Albums,
Samongst them the Patent Hinge Back which
never Brake, fine writing Desks, Boxes, Ladies
Companions, Port Foloes, Pearl Card Cases,
Ladies Portmonaies, Morocco Bags, all kinds
&C., &c.
dec. 10 HIRSH & LOEB.
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IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF e=
SADDLERY HARDWARE, CARRIAGE
GOODS, LY-NETTS, HOG SKINS, SHEEP
SKINS, STREAMING WEBS, LINEN
HORSE COVERS, SADDLE CLOTHS,
HORSE BRUSHES, CURRY
COMBS & CURRYING CARDS,
FINE AND COMMON RIDING =
BRIDES, (English,) r
English, German and American GIRTH WEBS,
Best quality Saddler's TACKS, HAIR
NESS MOUNTINGS, of all kinds
. ..- and qualities, Patent steam
bent Panel Cor solid
M back)
B U G. G. Y S. D. II T. s.
These are the cheapest panel seat made, and
require nc ironing.
Superior Quality
SpOLes, Hubs, AxIes, Springs, and
Varnisles.
ssORAIDE AND SILVER LINED
MOUNTINGS."
sIver-Plated & wooden stirrups.
Mcclellan Saddle Trees, Sherman Saddle Trees,
Jenifer &C Z" Buena Vista &c {"
Morgan &C I" Mexican 6.
Utah &C 8" Ladies' &c "
Hope I" Somerset /" %
Spanish &C 6 Mems Plain &C i"
In fact, we keep every article in the line, and
in large quantities. We have, Also heary stock
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Where the general business of the Company IS
transacted, and to which all general correspon-
dence should be addressed.
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CHARLES DICK EMS WORKS

Is new complete, in Is Volumes Price varying,
according to number of pages, from IS cents to
IS cents Full set amounts to S.. The neatest
cheap edition Of Dickens published
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~R R. DE JoNGH'S Light Brown Cod Liver Oil;
.E1 said to be the purest and most efficacious
Of all preparations of Cod Liver Oil sold by
- e. F. Ii. LINK Druggist
nov 25-tfs Vim. & S. copy
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~ERUVIAN SYRUP or Protected Solution Of
Protoxide of Iron can be had at LINKS
Family Medicine, s. Prescription Store,
nov 25-tf
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rRESI Drugs & Medicines re-
u. ceived every few days at LINKS Drug
and Prescription Store. feb 1S-tf
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FIVE WEEKS I'm A BALLOON:
Or, Journeys and Discoveries in Africa by three
Englishman, Compiled in French by JULES
VERNE, from the Original Notes of DR.. Fergu-
SON. and done into English by "WM. LACK
LAND" expressly for D. Appleton Co. With
Illustrations. l vol, 12mo, 345 PIP. Price,
cloth, 81 so; paper, $1,O0.
"Five weeks in a Balloon is, in q measure, q
satire on English books of African travel So far
as the geography, the inhabitants, the animals,
and the features of the country are described, it
is entirely accurate. 1t is, in some particulars a
survey of the whole field of African discovery
and in this way will often serve to refresh the
memory Of the reader. The mode of locomotion
is, of course, purely imaginary and the incidents
and adventures fictitious. The latter are album
dainty amusing, and, in view of the wonderful
&C travellers tales f" with which we have been en-
tertained by African explorers, they can scarcely
be considered extravagant; while the ingenuity
and invention of the author will be sure to excite
the surprise and even the admiration of the read
er, feb Is IF
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THE CHAPLET OF PEARLS.

ITHE CTHAH LEIl OF Il EAKNIlJe
BY MISS YONGE,
Author of !" The Heir of Redclyffe,'' "Hearts-
ease,' etc. With Illustrations. One vol,
Syo., paper cover. Price, $3.50; in
cloth, $500.
No woman of recent times has enjoyed great
err reputation as a novelist than Miss Yonge.-
"The Heir of Redclyfe" attained a very great
popularity, as one Of the master works in modern
fiction, and other Of her productions have exhib-
tied an equal power in depicting the home-life in
England, and in portraying character. g The
Chapet of Pearls = is written in the pure style,
has the exhalted moral sentiment, and possesses
the strength Of interest manifested in all the
authors other books. -
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Re0l Estate agencies.

JOHN ECHoLs, H. NJ. BELL, r. H. CATLETT
I JED HOTCHKISS.
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EM. can be Lad of F. H. LINK,
sept % Druggist.
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+ C4RRIAGE GOODS,

In fact, we keep every article in the line, and
in large quantities. We have, also, heany stock
$4,000 Of
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1HEcELERRArEp
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D. APPLETON & Co. will publish February GOTH
one Of the most amusing Books Of Imaginary
TrapeLNeuer published called
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BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
Approved July IS, 1868.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

to the devil. Much confusion was here caus-
ri bv cries OF ..rlit him eIt.' lie promised
To nav fifteen n twenty-five per ceht. in three
working laws. but they must give him fair
start. lie wanted 10 deaf fairly. and would
report the naGies Of any parties who attempt
e1 10 preyent or interfere with him in arrang-
inr settlements. 4 member called For some
thing in regard To the condition Of the bank.
and Jordan stated il was solvent. Brokers
would be verv foolish to 20 back on the bank
now. If they did they we're too mean to live.
At a meeting Of the creditors of the hank this
afternoon. the situation was fully discussed
and the action of Meyer deprecated. and the
feeling was unanimous in favor Of giving Jor-
dan a fair chance and an agreement was
drawn M 20 take no legal steps toward fore
ing the bank INTO bankruptcy for ten davs.
II was signed hy large number and il is he
Geved that ninety-fVe per cent. of the credi-
tors will sign. ltwas announced at the meet
ing that the Injunction had been m ldiGed to
allow the Receiver to collect money due the
bank and effect settlements Ia all eases where
he could do advanta@eously. 1t is said the
liabilities of Lindsay Chittock. whose fai'nre
was announced yesterday. viii reach half
million in gold. mostly due in Enrope.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. l6.-A horrible accident
occurred at Ohio River Bridge. at halfpast
four o'clock this afternoon. The temporary
ffestle-work now being erected between the
two piers. for the purpose of swinging the
span, gave war and six men were preeipitat.
ed distance of niuety-ive Fee. One man
was Instantly killed. another cut in two. and
the body foated over tie reefs. II was not
recovered Two were slightly wounded. At
,wo o'clock. James Bodkin. walking along
Il. I + ] r. II
FIVE feet. lie was instantly killed.
Sr. LOUIS. October lS.-John Swanson.
proprietor Of an extensive cotton factory near
Stockholm, Sweden. has inst purchased
twelve thousand FIVE hundred acres Of lard in
punklin and Sioddard COMMITTEES, where he
will establish a colony, and build factory.
mills, etc. and carry on the cultivation and
manufacture Of eotton. He has twelve hun
dred families in his employ, AMI will bring
them to his plantation. Five hundred fami-
lies are now en- roHfe. and will reach Missouri
within a month; eight hundred more will soon
follow. The land selected is very we'll ad-
apted to cotton. Iunkla County will export
this season seven or eight thousarG bales, and
Stoddard County about FIVE thousand
BurFAL0. October lS-fhe car-shops of
the Lake Shore Railroad were burned ves;er-
day, and n large number of passenger. freight
enrs, and cnhooses and quantity of lumber.
car material tools. etc. entirely consumed
Loss, ove- $500, 600; fully insured One hun
dred and fifty workmen are thrown out of
employment. The origin of the fire is un-
known.
WAsnINGToN, October. l8.-Alexander II.
Stephens in writing to DR.. Culver. on the
18th instant, says he has been out OF the
house only few times since February. and
then only with assistance; and has very little
hore of ever leaving home again.
LONDON, Oct 1S.-Lord Derby is gradually
sinking. and cannot live r,any days.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
PiCEFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO,
STEAMSHIPS FOR
NEW YORK, JAPAN AND CnIll,
FARE GREATLY REDUCED.
WILL BE DISPATCHED AS FOLLOWS.

WILL BE DISPATCHED AS FOLLOWS.
.1Sr. Leaves Wharf Corner of First
ls= aud BitANNAN STREETS, at II o'clock, w.
II the following dates. for PANAMA, c0nnecti ~
Panama Railroad wiih ore Of tle Comrnnys splendid
On the 10th, l'th and 3Oth OF each mon.h that has
on the Io 18Th and 90f ofcaeh nonth that has thir
ty-cne days hen tie loth 18th and seth f Sunday
they VIII leave Saturday preceeiIy; when The l5th
sails on Sunday they will leave ,onday following.
leaving san Francisco the lct aud Both touch
Mauzanio. All touch at Aeal uico.
Departures ofthe Eth or 18Th are rSrerte' TO connect
with the French Transatlantic Co.'S steamer or ST. Aaz
aire and English steamer ,,r ounth America.
Through tickets can Ice oitaihed
The following steamships viii be dispatched dates ss
given below
STEAMERS FOE sEiPTEiBEH. 1862
Sept. 14-CoLoRADo Capt. W. H. Parker, connecting
with ALASKA, Capt Gray.
,ur ls-GoLDEN CITY. Capt. VI. I. LapGse, connect
ing with ARIZONA. Capt. hauiF.
- only two classes Of Passengers are now carried
Calm and Steerare ~ Chiu passengers entiild TO the
same fare. attention and privileges
Passengers berhed thrsugh baggage enc1ked through
= ll ,nuud- al lowed each adult.
An exnerienced surgeon beard. Medicine and az
stascrs will positively sail at II oc,ck nas-
senarre are requested have theis baesage on board be-
o7g T, ~ ticket, for Liverpool hy The Canard.
and National steamship Ln's, can be obtained at "'e
ii p Ms $ Co. Frlneisco where may alSo he 'h
orders Tor passage from Liverpool ." Soutl,anpt
~ San Frnncisco either 10y Of New ferS ST. Tlurk
,Sif desired amount Of so to 80 will be adran.
"a nth tie above orders. Holders OF orders viii be
TO identify themselves 20 the agents ia fagland.
For Merchandise and Freight for New York and Way
,,r+s an,,iy 10 Messrs. WELLS. FARGO CO.
No Freight wiilreceivcd "n haasd after p. NJ. cf
Law prior 10 the steamers departure.
7he steamers will leave the iii, cf every month
annrtually ut noon. for YOKOHAMA aud H0NGk KONG,
connecting at YOKOHAMA with the CHprany's branch
line fJl SHANGHAI, via. liioga aial Nag,isake.
shippers Of frcie atte er JAPAN are requested
10 mark on each package is destinations
Fer passage aud All other il formation. arlly ~ the Pq
,ife Nal stes;a>ip cos iicc. of "a AZ.
l.ei,.esdcrG streets san Frau '~c'.
y 9ttN ns ALpa'l SE Asea
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
NOrlCp TO CaEDsTews -r,tat,

NOTLCE TO CEsEDsTSsEs Estate Of J.
I. oUa>Ay, PecesSel Notice is hereby given by
The undersigned Administrator of The above med
u We Creditors Of and all persons having claims against
sud deceased exhihn the Salae with the necessary
vouchers, Within ter Ncnth> from the lc>t publication Il
IAi~ ufce I" the u1erSgne3. his residence Bishop
Greek, Mono County. Ciijf .r,ia
! }HN riiFLAN. Administrator.
Bishop Creek Sent - lSGo-ilct a-4u
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

"To BE WEAK, is TO BE MrsERABLE. No
matter by what cause the physical energies
may have been mpaired-wheher the frame
has been debilitated by over-nxertion, of anx-
iety, or excees-DRAKE' PLANTATION BIT-
TERs will restore the staminal vigor of the
system when all the prescriptions of the
pharmacopoeia have utterly failed. This is
great medical fact, resting upon volumes of
published testimony, and it cannot be con-
troverted. Remember that decay is progress
sive-that chronic debility, unless checked
by proper treatment, increases from day to
day, and inevitably shortens life Change
the condition of the vital organization with
this powerful vegetable alterative-it imparts
motive power to the inert animal machinery
brac'ng up the nerves. tie body servants of
the brain. and endowing the stomach with
the healthful activity requisite TO convert the
daily food into life-sustainiug element.
ITO be weak is to he miserable" SAYS Mil
ton. The blind poet was right
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
Manufactured by
The National Hatch Go.
OF ELGIN, Ill.

Sent hy Express. c, O. D.,
to any Stale Or Territory.
TheJ. 7. Ryersoa Yoy't,
Solid Silver Htg. Case, $50.
The Nat. Laflin Aoy't.
Solid Silver Htg. Case. S2S.
The s. ". Raymond Iov't.
Solid Silver Atg. Case. 500.
All other grades in pro-
portion. Every Watch war
raEted by special certificate
from the National Watch
tire Price List and compare
seslerS IN yoCr ew1 locality
| fill HOWARD see. Jew
c. Gre EFestTa~. H1w Ec.S.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

\ lady writes as follows: "lIaving for a
long time been subject to violan; sick head
ache. which nothing seemed to relieve. | was
induced to t5v bottle of Dr. Walkers Tege-
table Vinegar BiterS As | had tried many
other medicines without relief. | had nor
much enu iilence in this. at first but it was
recommended 50 highly to ne. that | adopted
its use, ard assure vou know not-how 10
expre>s my gradtude for the benefits it ha~
aft rded me Many Of my friends are also
using he BIrrERs with equal benefit as my
self. II is safe and harmless, and effective
rereiv'
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

SCIENCE IS TIE MODERN MOSES
Il does not indeed evoke water from the des-
ers rocks, but its results are equally beneficial.
|: has associated in a simple powder all the
curative properties Of the wcrld-renowned
Seltzer Spa, and, b. disolving that powder in
water, every dyspeptic can have the finest
tonic and ca,hartle that Mattress chemistry
has ever prodaeed. faaminS in his cup in .
single moment. Thousands of miles from
Germany, 'FARaASr's SELrzLR APERlENr re-
produced the trans-atlan;ic fountain of health
in countless households.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

FIy- Medical Advice.-Dlt WI. X. DoiERTi'S
Meal nnd Surgical Institute becoming SINE ouA ION
&c the welfare OF State and health of citizens
and his RAPIDLY spreading eputation although It may
cite surprise is but the signal Of su and follows the
natur,, effect of such "A We personally
iUauted with gentlemen wh have Suffered Tor years
der chronic disease and no had taken advantage Of every
available that promised relief but vii hon
until they they called pr Doherty. wo IN Dncrea
bly short space of me has given them entire relief. II
gratifying to this fact because the Doctor IL
gentleman who seeks, not by defamation of Others
ablish his reputation or to rear the supei structure Of his
upon the of another's fame. The Doctor cuh
iucts his Institute in such manner that must t. ;atN
ing all his paerts. lie examines advises and
mends without charge and the patient, after hearing s
for treatment accep reject at pleasure In
does the Doctor make charge unless he effects u
cure This he is able do. because lie feels tie con-
leuce which long experience has avtn and Cub the
consolation which apperains to thai confidence Persons
affected with either accute chronic disease, would do
well to consult the Doctor; ali events it do harm
for consultation he asks fee; does he insist
obedience his advice unless the patient places hms"if
under his His offices Sacramento street,
posite the Pscihc Mail Steamship olice.-S. f. NEvs
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

THE SToMACu AND Tue LIVER, are the inn
portant organs of the body either for health
or disease. Keep them strong aud vigorous,
and ali will he we'll allow them to be disor-
dered, and the whole system is sick Bris-
tolls SerSaparlla and Sugar coated Pills are
prepared expressly t. act on the liver ard
stomach Livery bilious disorder AID every
derancem 1T of the digestive functions are
controlled and strengthened by these two
great remedies. 5SG.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
$50 REV. ARD.

ST2sYED or STOLEN fro.. .c,r En,-
~ lsre city on the Sssisus River in February last
Grey koaa Mare, I've years old last spring abi l1s
hands high. heavy made branded VITA sh ris three
tines. two tines with beard and s the top CAP q,
left hip knocked down, ana has large scar e ghs mus
Gle nf her breast.
Twenty hye delrs gold coial reward will be paid any
wc stis her a,6 Will notify that eu get her
Fifty dollars uPsn her delivery my Ranch. las, o
SONORA.
JOHN ". FINNEY
sea-ra, oot. &c, Ise3-lm
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23
SPE ClAL NOTICES.
A Family Mcdicine..

The Pain Killer is purely vegetable compound, and
while is efficient remedy ran it is perfect
y safe medicine. in the nskllful hands For
Summer Complaint, any other fosm of bowel disease
in Children adults il il almost certain cure, and
has without doubt, been successful in curing the
various kinds Of Cholera than any other known remedy
the most skillful physician In India African and Chi
where this dreadful disease is less prevalent
the Pain Killer considered ty the natives well
European residents in those climates, a
We have long known the high character of The Pain
Killer and that il is used with anr ssac
ti"n in best families lttS the ftvore medicine Of
missionaries IN hcathen lands. where they il
than all else together for the disease thar abounds in these
climates 1t should be kept in every house, in
diness Ior Sudden attacks OF sckuess.-Chr. Press.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-23

FENltE PROPRIETOR. BEING COMPELLED TO RE-
move 70 SAN Francisco offers the above prouerty fr
sale Il sacFaice. II consists fine Cottage House,
with BaRe0al, = y 81 feet. attached. Stable
aud the other necessary huGses and about -
Land. lie of which is enclosed with Picket Fence
d in high state of cultivation. Tae orchard and Vine
yard contains 5eo choice Trees every variety aud
j. s1o Grape Niues in bearing.
fds fanily desiring good E,ne where n ready n,sfket
can b hd r Fruit Wue. er, this place offers superior
ndacementss il being ia the maletiae VICINITY of tie
kuox BeyIe Ieslip App and other Mines IL is also
well s3ap'es foe a Boarding House
fer further particulars enquire the premises of
c. kLENM.
Quartz Mountain. Oct, 9-3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03
VERMONT wATCIINrAN AND STATE JOURNAL

storm, her own heraldic honors Ashamed
Of these tokens and titles, and onvious Of the
Haunting robes Of imbocle idleness and yaui-
ty2 1t is treason to nature it is impiety to
Heavens great ordinance. Toll, | repeat,
toll either Of the brain, Of the heart, Of
the hand, is the only true nobility, the only
true manhood :"
Our WOMEN HELpNArEs.
Mr. President, we have also for our en-
couragement the noble-hearted women Of this
country, who are lending us a helping hand
and all know, that when they take hold in
earnest, the cause must prosper. II is no
disparagcmcnt to our Northern women 20 say
that they glory in laborng with their hands
We have but few farmers wives and daughters
among us who feel too proud to labor. Those
who would refuse to make farm life prosper
Gus and honorable, yea, the most honorable
Of all employmcnts, should remember the fate
Of that poor unfortunate Miss Bailey, who
left a party because a mechanic joined it,
She married o basket maker and died wash-
woman.
Friends did you ever see the lines dedicated
to our Farmers Girls2' 1t is old, but viii
bear repetition 60
" Up in the carly morning Just a' The peep Of da''
s.'anns 'ne a 10 ' , 'y 'u''5 'o ,S" |s
.taIrs
washing he breakfast dishes. dustins the parlor chairs
Brushing thc crumb. nom tho pantry, hunting hcceg
DO Gao barn.
'l''nns 'h' '''n'p' ''' "'n"'H spinning inc
eor.,5i ,rD ,,. ,,,n,ov io,o 5.,,ooo s,,,o.,,i.
RansaekInr oven, meadow where ibe rei strnwberr.o
grow
S@rchins tho "aS'ns" for Sunday ehan'ns the
snowy cream
''"''"s , '"y P'''' '' '''''''' wow" ' ''' running
pce5iee he Geese and t,e l,o pnmptir
pies,
9asSias the little ono's enslo driving away the i''s
Gricc In every motion, music iu ever, tone.
Beauty o. '''' anu ''''u''' thousands "-'' ''''' 10
cbo.s. that ri,,, sp,nr r..,. ,.,r Din, white, d..
pearls.
One OF these country maids "a worth .,aro of city
girls
CONCLUSION
Mon and brethren, let us strive Tor greater
excellence in our agricultural pursuits Let
us practically illustrate our profession by
ayailing ourselves Of all the helps and aid.
within our reach, and the blessing of God