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TO See Downa Well

FfThsaNeW Hampshire Journal of
Agriculture. suggests an excellent
plsii fOr exploring no il The z bottom
o. H1ti.s3 not generally knoMn,,' ,, ow
easy matter It is to explore the bot;
t torn s 'ssaEp eSSon % nj
When the sun sis, shining brightly,
hold a mirror, az, that. thQrrefected
rays ofIight ,Mllr fall Into thct water.
A, bright spot will be seen at the, bot,
tom, so light as to show the smallest
object spiainiy!"iBy this means,
we ihsye examined tho Il bottoms of
wells fifty feat deep IT, hen halffnll eri
more of water. The smailsstslstraw
or other small object, can bcpcrfedtly
seen from the surface In the same,
b way one can examine the Bottom Of
ponds and rivers, ifthe'waserbe some-,
what clear, and not agftated n.y. winds,
OF rapid AaDtioaK "a Afia y ellsT cistern
be. under cover, or shaded by build
'fhgs, So that the sunlight will not fan
near the opening; tits only necessary
to eniploS TT b mirrors, using one to-
'refecttlIe light to the opening, and
anetherto Sends 1t down perpeidics.i
Iarly int The water Light q 81 pay 20 BE-,
precise spot desired, and then down..
ward. We Gaye used The mirror with,
'success, to- reject Alright around the
field toa shaded field, and )also to- ear,
ny it from a ,south window through
two rooms, and then into a. Gistern,
under the north side of the house.
Half a Fdoleh hfef6ttions of the light
may be made, though each mirror di-
lminisHes the briiiiaiicy Of the light.
Let any one, not familiar with this
method, try it. and he will not only
find It }isefui, BIT a pleasant expert
Iiffent.% II Will, perhaps, reveal a mass
Of sediment at the bottom Of a ,well,
that has been little thought OF, but
which may have been o fruitful source
Of disease, 81 rs decay i9 wafer. 7if''
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josh Billings is Of the opinion that
'fkelltASAAd deOksFAs naNlpsssibiy|
s %5Ra sl gsf IL FH is 3SSS!aS il inii
the 1fDp 'eeU4qh INT rs getap thSqahb will
Be ilyia'779 Il sibI ItYZzHI
ao1d nIkIf iiam .bgnQd di1oa odT
|| ,ITP a.s s2SH I'd
|rlaqgg~aasr tayrest fSi;i sled }ileo a ilaFSi
Eiiitrskfaheh Bi66egnEiAersB,H Dr. sgssWai
lft60l sfnu prIntq odFo uidAih gel
b aS S S Sfias d,S9o b ,Ii
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4 Menh GoIlrslhaI tEi bows, aged

respectively SIX and elght Years; he
Younger was pnrtnking largely of the
good things q, this life at the dinner
table, immediately on their return
from Sabbath School: The elder,
after cycling his brother fcr'some time,
said, Charlie iE.,Ien were to cat
much moro, s;ed il. ,shaiald Kill yeg,
you'd weigh so much that the Angels
could rot carry yoti to Heaven, Lit
tie six year old hcsitated moment,
and then, looking, up; replied, well,
if they couldn't do il alone, God would
send Sampson down TO help them"
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vor of the lovely Emma, and had
shared tiifAte 6fd4fMP Saher wooers
"a disdainful repulse.
1883, fhe psJpiS q E}ftlc .K6tRR lTere
@ y loud SftXssHG n E # tDEs
sueeessiss fspUsts IL tesfm:c 0o
two, threey-oa dozen ;deafeEing,sSpD1
sibnsa. They flew to the shoytFshd
milliner, whence the sounds emanted]
and pushed back the nnfastelnaAdg|
a. dreadful scene was presented
There she stood ID ti,6 seelitfelek tho
room with a revolver, ip, each hand
every barrel discharged, her featured
pale, herieyesurflaslfing ojmidlsYi and
her lips parted with aut hwfal smile
I AUD Intrg. at -ncr feet, wetteriHg n
bis warm blood, his bosom literally
GIadiss y5ss zssi tx s ~ fasfsasf
ITe articutated but .. smghsaHteEce
"Tell my motheg that am dead anF
gone to h-H, and INSTANTLY oe4pESd
"In Gods Hame, IN b0.did this Z" ext
claimed the neutrality-suspicious.,
tns- did itgWs said henibeantifqf anil
snef, in:lrcr sweet; siiEery, SHceaatk ni'l
did itteisave my hbspt'gMt 10 z,1noo
Such is a brief abstracfef the GsseA
tial circumstances, developed in tit
Observation-Disclosures .Ibs&t
mony closcd, snd ,the, plea3iAgsAeaab
First of all, Fowler, Pike, and Ash
ley Gall famSis' lawyers at that TIM
In the soutlrwest3 SPOKE msuceessidI
| for the proseentiong,i o,9lHkIf Ybob
| equally .partitippedD1 q II IA Hissthf'
,betwi1t tho prisoner aud the ToisdFP
catcy covering TIP ,4attero " iAboEhff
sarcastic wit, faihe1%;s and iddicuie b
made it a matter of doubt wbethel
he or his client. Was tlKlpaJfy he1 "
trial. las to. DentpsFThowevcr, ht
seemed to,pay not tha slightest attefh
iion TO his opponents, b ln rsRs,n e
on his hands, like one buried in dctI
thought or i'm slumber. w
When his fifne taiHe, however, b,
suddenly Tsprarfg to his Ifeet, crossfo
the bar, and took "a op0sitippnn. aallmds
touching the foreman rpf, The jily p,
ftiIeH recommended in Indispensable
ps fg Ill 4hg 4aBSiSfIssRy TO d saI
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sIN,ilR[AAhNNsAs LIFE.
-NyurpGE ARLINGTON.

Iaall ncrI4 IlGyir;gte tN.by Rrstahiln
of William Denton. 1t was in the
court house at Little Rock, Arkan-
sas. i'm the summer of 1884. The oc-
rasion itself possessed & terrible inter
est. well calculated TO fix In the mem
ory all its circumstances. A vast
concourse CT spectators had assembled
to witne~l dc tfishof 4 young and
very beautiful girl, on sn indictment
for murder. The Judge waited at thu
moment for the sheriff to bring in hill
prisoner, and the eySs. Of the impatient
multitude eagerly Watched the dool
for the expected advent, when sud-
denly stranger entered, whose rd
markablc appearance rivited univeH
tEl gfantionIl IIeretis his PORTAL
done as accurately as pen can sketct
il.
A figure tall, lean, sinewy AMI
straight as aai apreM.. d brow MASSIVE
soaring, and smooth as polished mar
bic, imtcrsected By a large blue veit
forkcd like the tongue of a serpent
q, SeYes, lxuldish syeliow3;Fgsgfnb bling |:
-.S.sratil fuioeaufe, sGy4s bPilliaht, as feat
,.s.Iy siers sis i a. f]aalfp, maui
- Stisaf, 'fpil daiidy ~ eeriRg.1tbcr 3is1it
:, .alI as}ja e4t opfrsaniBreathedri cuFse|
s.stiei w,is husjited7 I'm leather, jrha me1h
sssade aqfef.tHe Ieash f6iS efI..fldiaH ;Scd
IN ftitis VIII ftil1ss Of every COLOR iR1 ?
ga rajB lfaWr,yi sAd esna etsTis sosgo :it'''i
: " hlstbawism sta,is irrway0 dprousliyi2 a4t
s-:stdisfe'tl,peusk tile throng, and scch
- i-fSS,fT1i fftJceffler nncollsciniis that hi
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y ;os 2 aSkKEffrfE ITEMS.

uSoA'piOW COOtknS3 '&AAs'Jc7S'"'iH'i.t -
|"l1 1slbdfts" ffSM san M;Pefsii,, ceanty.
IL tai, saY Ithe Gl8Rsl III tllatb fpbnfy are
neaxly, destroyed by gtaashp3peEs, =
tb 1he.tradg in ihhiesfas 1QentHcky is
|'Bfisk;iY Ths,ifFafmSrS Bonie 5oHrfuaiy
|iaf st4A.siaX}is tue hi i tceasil ieeGsiYed
dor thesn, animals are imeEe than, sufh.
c1ont TO coue ,cHpeIscs, ,witk7 81 good
bpfoflti hddedJsGipqE "ii w9rb OILS ii .;
nSdis CA iilI. 'iasRsa tpEs re-:
|-RaH eMs,Abat consumers! Aiiet hat
citymre supplieI1,Mith ,lA05l saNo nS
4fkiilk daily, ss'aucost Of SdiSssi96 or
4, ~ y ,IIyalfons "sii tH'afi yeost ing
i73fi4p thpYfmor pysd .,I"L n,GiuisiG -
udR nit beat, harvest ,arauRdileW Is
Etb*RlfH. il ffeariyIOxer. lslfl,o ST. NV
is represented as short, but the heads
|Mre4ohsrnnd the berry pialnpiiMany
fdsog0vea yield of:25and 81 BIZ sh-
M Rtf At s 1,,a fl r., -, H. ~ n'si ai, =
| IA farmer near ikallllatS q, tAilch.
IiafewId days. sinbe G0Eered2his POTATOES
witlpi iPHfisc green Ito kill tho bugs.
Some of his cattle broke In during lie
n; night' SSSa RI floyd r t%0 dead co
f2i Etda "a ,gSi XII 2ma nh ff66n,faius ta
i.t ~. ~ ~ ,xnociN XXX
~ ,anm "nng n
p possst;,s tHSt inss;na hIh,nf aitdGj,is
, JSn ,,5ly,ESt; ;.ssS I'D ~
some .lhknowh ialisei T.; 49, |n.e al sid n
TO The Neuia Gazette siahat wit bin
sas s I'D ~ * ia I'd rISta r,1NriFi ut y
S M;i,on bod soid ~ 3Hatlil sifbih Ia
Saa;G ~ sh,oi,,f!f ho,Mns absaa,f SO 660
,T~r,R at ,r;Gota: sqic f 1'.1i Sl'T ~
sn .''fxa l 'I,,,5,sii.h y
writer III! rpm taTli says Hiat N9H
FWlit sec ne p2!St0feSyi p Gpri!t ho neiua
rosgralAi OF grass ADols. itl9' II he Dftt'
nssou,aSus,s ~ aSsn
.m s y II .,.,.s tI,a 49, ma ~
s iio = " T,c 49,. aho IGtt
.on ins , ono .ho tohio s,a",oS n;an
:ESSssso!n It ?;tnG s sa u to,atnoy wv
afIu ~. i .HH P u l;ppt. '"S"M;.,
over hity applicattons nave Oeen
the Cincinnati Industrial Exposition
intSeptember.i Another house IS TO
g e ssss'ss ssse Ss us as Linz
slon 10 tne SsesI Ia az. ,nst ia
a,;,T'. ,ae,.h.Iass .,Ms III a',s.;.G :.
vii VII lug uc'oiess De c'','ea "'"i"s fset
81 r., .,e,,;,,,, u; .a.,;. I ,",l" i''
!, ~. j klnm n or ,htianth,G ~.
a nas y oi,ereq 10 piaee .hs itshds 81
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~ VT o. Ut III .. FfIIIII = > IN
RT. RBu!C. T'QUINTARD, d. p.,L. L..
Is! ITiIitefi hiiH ,jYjI~IUo 1n..Iir,5 M {
Key'. George Beckett, Rect6r..il
,, III Mrs. ii, X. Martin. Principal, hg

II i!'5 iip 'rtu:, iJ.iT f3ftJ 81 !,IEz,s,r ri
biItjs tAte 3stiallof; thi4 ,tp A5fSr
tIsn E 81 y5t S s i2a t afa es Sps
\ fifentalnT'he reeiilaia t,hsAiIaf' study, hi
down IN oar SCHEDULED fu liais2ee ptehen
t!sive; hut not more extsndssl Than, thel Iirt
/ sent, times demand, Of Hu ;wH9 ,W9pl4 epic
I the benefits afl lif tine fi6hs of I'D
ucati6n. II wifi be bur 4ifillt otra hi the min
| TO ifatdts of pafl4iitAAd independents though
I and to kctteinithis, pupil Aatspirit Of sell
RELIANCE which will be LEI, best secHEity 10
future usefHl9sSs apa !, iPdsReid Eles
ard ever f4miHttfng fhe pupil that there i
/" no oisal qead To learning, ~ a4lhYbt.
! of the destitute will Jbe. !. hard work, 10.
d,whieh we feel ASSURED The, highest resY!tf Q
| prdinafy' attention Il Pafd; to the Fine "A IT'S
p NJ 6ns, u. EStetisj who has WON for, 1limfel
an emYiabIe dist tlnti0p in be N 9siqal Void
]I1sths DTAstqrt OF hat i'm nqFtant dsRaIt pdnt
s saa Tfi al ale tauE h
by ShTrterE taathdfsioD efiiowsptlg ed al {,
Eand Ok psrifmoei,:b y3slj J1IHa ,1.iIIJ |
lJbThe InstitatiOHsi ,anplX IYpplisd With th'
@9st imRFSSsS Ast 5BiSloBRais ts IN a
t9llerft ti&of6S ithi,, Miiiefap ana 4I1ssil edbi
iinets. "dI -Ii;iiidtiH;iq Ga syI;:iI
N..B!LFor Cifetilais containing terms ans
farther PARTICULARS, ppiyl teiln0o ihpla =
s.ri:ih REV. GEORGE BECK ETT-
ia i!.,.ulr: Dii ,GOlumbia, TENNESSEE,
u observation-disclosures Gaargyman Iecsifet
mt half pIlcs"9niri9 adi yti iQphe =.
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Color or Horses.

.a0HTOE N0x1O3Ia
ss dasss; SIzEsSia fFsa's s'i|$ a;
sso,Ics lis
sued BY enemies. He said to hisisan
b5iM yssdx, dfepfslfho.reas and. ted mo
fsfl4 cvivievfthe. laVsisesHf udSfog 9Ad
TIE S6sWSEs o ;asid
@fheR2 VIEW Ws Will 60 ounft6,,S'ssjA fhs
hahief for in theoYRst plains Of the ilest
E6rtdhE wind of aywMte horse with aiot
stapd in a. protracted chase. Again
PRs s I .R.5 a esgaGS af
SsiiBlsfk OHM, faAber.E q laid
|na;f. 'ESsonMe rwiaks gu amanglthe stpnes
and on rocky ground, for the feetlof
kh{aA Aotast 6iS nbt stYeSE.N 4ithird
tt4fmEP the young lXf4B' was ,yHaEg ,kehIaab
E,ttA4asIIugeM,.n apaI oyepa gtea sstRut
aQTs1N IL W ,IsyioooI .soieH W IT
|irifif phcn,iaAlA tlkc 0hiHf, Ahve an6nost.
fWh0 tbdt,A liakdeu1p deliver us9Y Nh
the chestnAt?'" .si11GH
(E'aS7DaR jaf ! s5sSStSs fArs5|g g,p
AAi""S S0''SAS III fffktISfi ffO3tO1i ,19Tf0o |
|nH zi ,,TDSn1 es
.1os,+Azolh n W ,To1
k fEhUi NprtlII6 xr6l inn knFrier THY tho
ciaaHgeli'rli&tr1Iabofnhas
saRiT iac NH Gbm ufSt ia Sor;lerssS2 'i tSs
istleaiasp3n tlieinHg Ftlf al aeshhto Isl
I|i Til sSs |Sa f. Is T gse
||Pdiafw The A4SFs Swfm6SBi iH EESS KaSia}e-
kville, in Rpplip CquptYsHAf tb19Gel:. &seatiy
fsteSy
ssS ss s. e E ,a m ,f H;,e6 Ge III
RHsgsTifts WasslESM5 lbjs 81 Sin :g;!emdis
which moved an iIAMSNSN WWiGhEtAf The
lfStchSMaNlHfMaplsats1aad .ip t5Msmaht
bnRf n questionable ARA was, 1aSai1pe fmh.
ncntly rich" HOOD aoIneI
,ToInEZoIk- eseaA s,so..1s1I- 81 .1SiU i
troyio,oH ExrialaS n Texks:e1T IL d
.loti,iI H. p
n 48sodTgxas .pl6aahyBSyy .i1tAtiohs
THE else iSf 1aH fArmefH WHO HhfehastlI a
TRACT oflaan4 in 1852 for $7g9b. abd fhs ffst
$f3o56 Witch ne has BEER bia lS hiier Ease
.sJ W tag45 islIe
Che fact & mentioned that tile 5H1ens ol
bthstS fatf aye waking Hpy. the. RppdrE
{tapeapf Mafi44 the inSHl iblpstiP ffVrtiT-
| ity of that section known tartlle y0rld
Nn9thas;at tEaQtiug n share If tho enii
}igrantskItatnfe now e9ming te5hdssntlhJ
| try. .nosGhoL who'll ,IoYioo 8
!. WrheaBitdt aisdIdepptoatessthe 10
I AbnnaItoeot wfgat.fttisiD&qsR lsiUi} I'll las
been most profitable till .lds5 " cary ahd
fsuggststhat shdse wAssaae planting .ee9t,
{ft&entt Eeatsap 6dfd, may possibly fiji nd
than they dErwhsaP cxpeeting to make a
osSttl,,p Diit ,Ofitxheaty ihhey left every
It9sIing elss9, SsA thus Fan the PRICE "iH to
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II apl972m, "a. No, s., Nassau ST., New York.
= 7TT5iT!777Ii7Iz .770TT nj III, II : :.
iif-rr--rr--- ..-,r. tbs s{5mPtoq's.of liy

r. ,.,..-,.E.- III Tie SYMPTOMS of liy-
Il b.SI.aAIaNS,,t ,er qomphjnt are Inca
|. lES 5IIEiTNlVNNlS shess and pam in the
IL - ------,. -.-..'f side ~ S6metihes the
" .II IT,. ~. i,Pdfd Is in the shoulder,
and Is fhistd Ken f6r Rheumatism fhe stomach
I ig aifee,td with ifdss iof appetite and sickness
1bostals I'd general eostite, Sometimes alterna-
ting With IA The head Is troti5led with pain,
and dull, heavy SENSATION. considerable ioss Of
memory, accompanied with painful sensation Of
haYfng left undohe 'sdfhething which ought 10
hate bteh done.n Omen comPlhiilse. Of weak
'iiess, debility and low sPifftS- sometimes
s,taieef lli5 above symptoms attend the disease,
pa ll1-:1 So :,al1 - and Mt other tinss very
fid nod iI II 1t,i"h few Of tIem;l but the
roi --ra..-sl-iEal.sTt organ. mosilI involved.
:. .-r
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All sorts of crops a0und covington,
Ga, are favorable. ....t
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I dlSfa9sse. !, 9N ~ decay ?Xl. ~ Yatc'

p IL is estimated that there will be
half million of Texas cattle driven to
haiisas ms YEAR. wa 13:s!!einno~'
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i'"srT HE AN ID REWS
lspI4tEa Uii5ffH IAN y Fltf, .-ti f't.
star CotttttoonScraper'
.I.ptnr1>p Iia.SsHH a II r.aH 80 +i.-
.rsnrPaTBSrEDFE orH, 1867,


HAS given the most unbounded satisfaction
to those who. have tried L.. Instead OF the
land being left in . condition 70. bake after
tile Scraper, it Is left In the best possible
loose e0nditlon. We DOUBT whether cotton
win ever get Onnore needed or beneficial eul-
Itiyatiug thanthis Implement VIII give II, AT
the same time yop are seEaping your sotton'
thus performing both operations at once
The cuitivatfhg portion can be removed so
as'to FORM an ordinary Steel Cotton Scraper.
Read the following certificate nom gentle
man well and favorably known throughout
n South: So H't'i ~ +" t.-i't
i5.F"ii "I CofUMBrA, TENN, june Hth, 1859.
Mr. w. j. ASREwS:-ln' reply 10 your re
quest to give you a.eerfificafe In regard 70
Your cultiyaior,I would say that 1 purchased
one OF MeSsrs. Kuhn < Turpin, for my Old
fariiily servant, Green" IN " hose Judgment
L: as well as alIotiieTs who know him, have
treat ceniisen nee. He reports to me thot icT
ithaspNrpose It Is the best thing he ever saw
and IL does splendidly., Respectfully,
w. c. WHITTHoRSE.
i Manufactured by Messrs. KUHN d TUX
PIN, Columbia, Tenn. and Llll. 10
Feb. Is, T0-tf 80.
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y
small aRinlaa fonOcb,sMuch depenh s
1onil0ng6rssliodt ,sAe1nmgei kPha draft
! HRYube top Ai9hpEtNa lBM,aatlfs,Ohe
tpQrhaayH NHth&tAp Of. the
NECK, the Sthes viii ssthefaaJisph l.
rEhs Collar ma, Rs, tp9 hsgles 81 to9
shoulders. A tender: m9dthed horse
should have large; siho 9TH bit, and
not be refined up too tigYt,'H6t tIe
mouth vii! 5eSPH sa g s,, siS{f as to l9se
ths|I a," HStA Hai NJ li Iainp PISS
oSAQNld! Aser Nj com alatey 90 Btra6Y q dan.
dyssiQoaf, ItOHoliiIlB oScrNw heravcaha
} pdnehiug ..if6wheraiGD Hhbat5iidfHess
sR6dIa Ut KeTtleAii hnd a;stft.I1 ozA ere
E,atH fssYSrA piTpaf Sti 4Hs1, 3N es;aad
sAldi tQE tAs lpsSsfq bAai the, IPPliiSiSr-
tune is, they are too little usea.i5iI} The
money lkid. for, and thcc-fabortspsnt
in using, s-not spent in. vain. When
the harness gets WET, = ts It sDMetin es
ssIsf sasyRs S2s "a sIG &
|buagssRpR ndtswlf g VIA 9AInS6, StpPe.
10 ShO uiap@ ppr 4Ebu gbnbnsansd of
4r&ashlg and shaflaf&9 ,assfpFeossing
Rf6dW bns ,eus5sirst eagDH 10 onii q
El&amMea fHHRe face of theJtf7ages Dry
time it is used before putting it |on
again, ag!al sec, that The, same is lean
and r:oSS }ilh EGlkaq,a an %
Efh zIEVTf: Bnf: ,TI.Hili Ii0W I.InoH y,
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' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fever, ~ and 'A1g'Ut

I i,"a' sSGsE;I II Esg SsI3!5,;1El;1,
j srs.Fhis Medieineh mbeR. hafqRs The Rln3b
Pr lid fifv3n 'teafs, tna - ssillnheAd,afral
rT5St tt 9t kh h5SS ta6sAIspm
paaoss sst E2sisl ha tshs III
Isafe ia anySesa AND nadeH All ll c iiI:i!
. dssa6cel, andis shoon1aa aaieinetfa
'oamE HkEd M,M'EHF4T,Ekir
81 nss 1911 - re- 3! rye
|m sadlAsaes SeesassiiEs ;ApisS|ssf sA Hif
mAleriaesbuyow yilc11o,u
moi bn,sola IhH,oau RyBsgiats ,rsrn
PTIVGf g2Jt 10 3Toni sIoS.:oe1iaI oJlJWi
sJaHSa y WIFI 81 i1s :s%i, ' ses
r., lcnSih L.i.l. s:xi~....i..LA-., - -
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NOVEMBER 4,IlSyl

EIiTUV IiIIiIFJ al! "a LtilLi lcIIUui ~
Il ~ am acquainted with DE. H. 4
HlELMBeEp;; he occnpfes thy Drug Ste re
opposite myresidoneeY andiwas suceess-
fiji ID, ing die business YYhqr,
lothcrs had not been equally SO sefd re
is!Ti S-!jlll fr"t !; n IDi1 I6jspJ'pIit FIII.
khih.iI have been chiverably impressed
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,ent keNcnisnnHdays sand tra

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in liq1MStSsc!-sS6naca farmers cont
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acknowledgement t~ oedlyuq hnFssS Yee4
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practicsesahl dstbl OK iegMbe manure
as1qmjJSe &c 5 a'',t Sa il water
after N}4iah hOBasa0rdeA t3HUugh lead
pipcsj Ma from sASrbufh tWHe fields ;
and IfrQmuthGse pipes tbSf5ig 3pIi4d IR2l snF
cropsoif0n.Aeats,ueenescf aaalsp thf
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effect of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. con
}slaiaedeik nsbiAE 30nithodsofisis full Of
vegetable matter, such pssblack muck,
or Hd sp RS 4 ligs afRs aGa4 or graV-
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$pliaad aaBS1scon ,AaNAsnysaoliB, it is tar
bettebaoiAaxU ehesfsfaiiiaialg substari :
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terial as peaaiff, inrpyder to exert p
mechanical influence on the soil, by
.Era,ssifnxi td4ssou oslnkee' Land i.ho2e
tp6i dp4n@YfNBE od hGe4HA nt3N ID
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A sallow or-yeilew eeler of the skin, or yti
lowish br9yAs spots .eR, the faeaand other pafts
/ of the body; dullness and drOwslness, some
times headache; bitter OF bad taste in thG
mouth, internal heat, in many cases dry teas
sour stomach, with ARISING Of the food
bloated or full feeling about the stomach nns
sides; aggrayating pains in the sides, back re
breast, and aboutthe shoulders, constipation oil
the bowels piles, ,fatulcnce, GOODNESS Of Che
extremities, etc. -4uirH
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unearthly groan, from a solitary 30,
som. as of some one in mortal anguish:
All ewes were centered on the stran-
ger, and all were struck with SURPRISE
and wonder, for his features writ he'd
rs if in torture-torture that his ram
of tears could not assuage. But v hat
could be the cause of this sudden
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tract oflan4 in 1872 for 7pf. dfhf ffst
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hOrse or mule SO as to enable the Is 1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-06

Virginia chivalry ''still lives in the person
Of one Of its would-be Congressman. Mr.
Segar numbers nearly three score years and
ten, but fiery Southern blood still courses
through his veins, his arm is lusty and his
courage undaunted. As Congressman he
was unable to distinguish himself, but as q
lobbyist he became known to fame. A brother
lobbyist and ex-COngressman Also Lincoln
by name, excited the ire of Virginia Segar,
and Virginia's chivalry could only be appeased
with the blood of the offending Lincoln, which
was made to flow copiously in the streets of
Washington, on Thursday, by cane in the
hands of the vengeful Southerner. Even this
sangulnary encounter failed TO assuage the
wrath of the direful Segar, aud yester-
day he again attempted to glnt his
vengeance upon an offending attorney
named Willard; but this time the fates
were not with the Virginian. Willard turned
upon his assailant and well nigh extinguished
him. 1t is pleasing to less bloodthirsty Con-
gressmen to learn that Virginia chivalry has
discarded bowie knives aud revoivers and
taken to clubs and canes, and that the honor
of the Old Dominion can be maintained with
out recourse to the steel or the bullet
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Neutrality PrOcla NATION.

President Grant has determined to issue,
Immediately after his return from his trip to
the West, neutrality proclamation in regard
to the existing war in Europe. The issuance
Of such proclamation in case of a
European war is unusual, but the present
struggle between France and Prussia involves
such great interests and directly affects so
many adopted American citizens that the
President feels justified in taking such a
step. American neutrality will be found to
be quite a different matter from that prac-
tised by European Powers during our own
''onpleasantness. No Alabamas will be suf-
fered to leave our ports, nor will favors be
extended to one Of the combatants which are
denied to the other. Whatever sympathies
our people may entertain for either Of the
contestants they will not be suffered to inter
fere with our duty as nation, and the United
States will set the Old World Powers an exam
pie In maintaining a strict and impartial neu-
trality which they will be forced to follow iu
future relations with affairs on this side Of the
Atlantic.