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Int t|':rr W.; m help for ne and that
nusl ,ocn die Of consumption.
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my night Sweats gradually disappeared
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aGns to to Constitution follows:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16

IF women would cultivate their minds
more they would be more companion
able to intelligent men. Many Il hus-
band goes out for his evenings, many a
lover tires of his bctrothcd, because he
finds her conversation i.sipid. Ladies,
Try not only to look pretty, but to talk
well, also. -Go'1ry's LuIy's Book.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-16

l"2""&ionnLH the b~st Sustained
Work If the Kind IN the uorM."
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Hard Times sud What Causes
Them

Hard Times aud What Causcs
Them.
We arc fast becoming nation of
schemers to live without genuine work.
Our boys arc not learning trades; our
farmers SONS arc crowding into cities,
looking for clerkships and Post Offices ;
hardly one American girl in each
hundred will do house houscwork for
wages. however urgent her need so we
are sending to Europe for workmen and
buying of her artizens millions worth
of products that we ought to make for
ourselves. Though our crop Of rascalS
is heavy, We do not grow our own hemp;
though VIC are overrun with lads who
deserve aagellation, VIC import our will
lows. Our women (unlcss dcccived)
shine in European fabrics; our men
dress in foreign clothes; the toys which
amusc our youngc; children have gen
orally reached US from ever the sea-
We are like farmer who hires his
neighbors' sons to cut his wood, feed
IlS StoCh, anu 1uH HlS ellaHuS, WIFI
his own boys lounge at the groS-shop,
playing billiards, and then wonders
why, in spite of his best efforts, he sinks
annually deeper and deeper into debt:
till the Sheriff cleans him out. and he
start west to begin again.
We must turn over new leaf Our
boys and girls must be taught labor by
qualifying themselves to DO it efficiently
We must turn out fcwe- professionals
and more skilled artisans, as vel! az
food growers. We must grow and fab
ricate two hundred millions worth pei
anaum, that we now import, and 80 re-
duce the foreign debt that VIC have s
successfully augmented year by year
We must qualify our clever boys t.
erect and run factories, furnaces, roll
ing mills, tanneries, machine shops, etc
to open and work mines, improve ant
fashion implements, and double the pre-
sent product Of their fathers farm -
So shall we stem the tide of debt tina
sets steadily against our shores, ant
cease to be visited and annoyed by hare
times
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G7. u Borrowng y-IcsG No.
Samuel Lord oft
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Forty thousand sheep persisted in
Los Angeles.
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'sAc Result vi the Election.

II. NAl1sr-, :, cr",arv If state.
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APrivate Cnuuseldc b The
Married or these about -
marry on tho physiological
and revelations Of
the sexual system, tho latest
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To the Agents of the Andes Insurance
G0mnanY.

PAGE & WHEELER, Atty's for Mortgage,
29td Austin, MINI.
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Now That horticulture has come TO be lsrRely
o d sht with insect depfedatOrs, every method OF
getting the best Of the foe Is eagerly scanned.
Some horticulturists are beginning to nnd out
Is 70 trap the parent millers, moths q bugs, as
Is easily done By suspendins IN trees and IN the
garden wide mouthed bottles or jars, half nlled
with thin molasses or very sweet water. A
writer In the New York o6seTper says - have
tested the efficacy OF this insect trap, and have
butterflies, moths, millers and beetles Of every
species Of insects that infest fruit trees and
vines, vegetables and flowers. The worms on
erAnevines, the worms on tobacco, on tomatoes,
and on Irish potatoes, all spring from eggs de-
POSTED BY butterflies which can readily be
scor 9 Of many species Of dspredators In our caty
lot In Brooklyn. Several gentlemen who re-
side IN the valley OF the Hudson river
have trapped more than 0 bushel each,
consisting Of almost an endless variety OF
moth millers, beetles, bugs and hies
Every fruit tree, every evergreen and decid-
ing wire, and every vegetable cultivated In
the garden IL attacked By . species Of noxious
insects, which flourish only where their appro-
pirate species Of trees or fruit V cultivated and
strange to say, every onsef those foes spring
from parent insects IN the form Of butterflies,
moth millers, beetles or bnss, every species Of
which will hazard life for the sake OF getting
t&xte Of the contents OF the bottle. Like our
eligible yonpg ladies who are warned Of the
troubles incident to connublal Life, hey want
to taste and try for themselves. Foreign papers
state that is was estimated that NOR ethan thirty
millions OF insects we're trapped In bottles con-
country In France last year. A every butterfly
or moth produces very numerous progeny, Il
will be seen ct once thatit u I'm thas form the in
Sect TavageSs can be most successfully fought
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fouse: ! DO not choos,, Mr.. Hyiss-pray be
o sted-tha1 every one should know nv name
and business. Some three months back YOU
assisted an unfoxunate young man to escape
"I did" ..id Paul. hoping devou;ly that he
was not getting into scrape.
Very good" returned Mr.. Smith, sand you
hundred poupde. That young man was my ne
phew. My name IL Tolnaine, Andrew Toll
maine, second partner in the house Of De Lisle,
tolmaine, and TolmAine, and that wretched
Here the old gentleman took off his specta-
Giles, wiped them, and very deliberately re-
He is dead, Mr. Hsles,. he resumed. "and
but for you he would have died In prison. am
net iDseDslble to your noble conduct, aud beg
therefore to make slight return-only q par
,,a return, nothing can wholly repay you.
Then, to Paul's turprise, the figure of girl,
in deep mourning, rose from tho shadows of the
curtains, and advanced toward him; confusedly
with my heartfelt gratitude, /" said the sad
voice OF MIS- Rachel, "pray accept this"
Paul almost mechanically took roll she Of
fered, and then the gentleman spoke.
Paul." said he, .fhat is q freehold of Up
land Cottage, and half q score acres of land
with it; and am authorized to say that your
post at the mills will from this day be changed
wordE take the cottage as freely rs Ii IL given;
and IL ever you want friend, apply to me. As
fAncy you contemplate marriage, must tell
you that the bank here has hundred pounds TO
your credit, which You may find useful. Rachel,
we shall hardly catch the train"
Then. alter shaking Paul heartily by both
hands, and bidding him farewell, with many
kind words, which he could find no language to
answer, they left the house.
1t Is not for me to describe the meeting of
Paul and Alice that night. Let me conclude
by saying that Paul never bed occasion to APP
ply to his generous bepefsctor, who showed,
however, that he had not forgotten him, by
sending him yearly, large hamper Of costly
presents.
Paul and Alice married. and I've Q prosper
Gus and happy couple. Mrs. Purley survived
Tong enough to see her grandchild; and as
final remark, 1 may say, emphatically, that
when the latter befriended the Unfortunate An
drew Lawrence Tolmaine-the embez zler of his
godfather.
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BACKnONE.

When you see q fellow mortal
Witnout nxed and fearless views,
hanging ON the skirts Of others,
walking In their cast-off shoes,
Bovtng low 70 wealth or favor,
With sbject, uncovered head,
Ready 70 retrsct or wAver,
Willing to be drove or led;
Walk yourself with firmer bearing,
Throw your moral shoulders hack,
Show your spine has nerve and marrow
just the thing which his must lack.
A stronger word
Was never heard,
IN sense and tone,
Than this. backbone.
When you see . theologian
Hugg1ng close some ugly creed,
Fearing to reject or question
Dogmas which his priest may READ.
Holding back all noble feeling.
Choking down each manly view,
Caring more for forms and symbols
Tlsn 10 know the Good and True,
Walk yourself with frmer bearing,
Throw your moral shoulders back.
show your spine has nerve aud marrow
just the things which bis must lack
A stronger word
Was never heard
In sense and tone,
Than this. backbone.
When You see politician
Crawling through contracted holes.
Begging for some fat position,
In the ring or at the polls,
With no sterling manhood In him,
Nothing stable, broad or sound,
Destitute OF pluck or ballast,
Double.sided all around;
WAX yoursef with firmer bearing,
Throw your moral shoulders back,
Show your spine has nerve and marrow
Just the things which his must lack.
A stronger word
Was never heard
In sense and tone,
Than this, backbone.
modest cong and plainly told
be text is worth q mine OF gold;
Fer many men most sadly lack
noble stiffness IN the back.
Grand Rapids Eaote.
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nJERCBAErs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Washington AND NEW YoRk.
RAILROADS.
PALrIMOREAKD OHIO RAILRoA

WAsHISsToN, December $ Iqu
Trains between WASHING
J4s sPs gBfhdhsyIh OF md ssssH
VAST are now run as follows viz.
FOE BALTIMORE,
sss o n is. Soc s9SS.s Il e 80 40: 90 .ps
Pm. ''s~
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave osily, except Sunday, ct 6:ss and g.2S n
ROf primo pal Way stations. Blsdep.byrs. n.,,..
ct l24s, SEQ and 500 p. m, 500 n. rn SIM
81 Jessops. The $40 D. N. stops az Annaeols,
Junction and Relay only
The Zoo .. m. on Sunday stops ss during the
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Lesve 81 6;4 m. and 4:IG y m No trssa L.
or non Annapolis on sunday
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTlHORE.
Les'e e;9 .ns Va s1d 500 40 and SEQ Pm
Lesv. 500 m ana 800 pm
fok ALL PARTS OF fax WEST
obesfe oAiiE, except Saturday and sunday, g.
M. sBs 500 and 500 ,.
"a cstzrosy a. o as and 500 7. N.
VI uncay 81 500 and s.oO Z. u. only, connect
,hs al Relay CITATION with trains rem Baltimore %
"Eestbe, lsrkersburs, Pittsburg, &c.
"a suasonrG, and points between Delay Houss
49, ttasbufs leave az $50 o p m. connecting q.
hsisy hou-e with strssbure and Winchester accom-
Through tickets 10 the West can be had a. ths
NashLstof Station Ticket Once 81 al hours In the
For Few Yort. Ph,ladei phi. and Bo-tou .so a.
verufenent Of Through Line"
J. l.. WILSON.
, - Ms ster OF Transportation
Il: "a. COLE, General L icket Agent
SAO e. hOOhTZ. Gen Agt, Washingtou. NH
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An Act making appropriation fer fbe frovfo-ensn,
ofthe Wsshivo .

Bs IL enacted by tAs Board Of ALde,n.Sa dnd Board
OF Common Council Of ths CITY Of Wasatagton, That
sum sufficient to pay the city's proportion OF ths
expense OF the Improvement Qf the Washington city
canal 90 FAR a. the work Of dredging tbs shall
have been done according to the terms OF 'ntract
BE- and the same hereby. appropriated out OF the
canal foDd; and II suoh fund shall n ,t lie available
the Mayor 10 hereby authorised and directed to e.
sue rthcates Of indebtedness, payable within one
eAr from date Of issue, bearing interest the rate
OF ton per centum par annum until paid, TO the
smosnt OF the citys proportion Of the OF such
InprDyement as the same may become dine: Pro
Fidsd. That no money shall be paid or certificates
sued on account OF the said work except fn DOM
fifance with the contract under which IL is being
Executed. lApproved, April q, IEI.
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ANAci to grade and gravel shermsu street. fro

AN ACf 70 grade and gravel Shermsu street, from
bighteenth to Nioeteepth strests northwest,
Eea enacted bv the Board Of ALderraes and Board
ofEynlD7on CosnetI Of ths Cfty Of agtoa That
toe Mayor be, and he 10 hereby, authorized aud re-
Iurstsd to cause Sherman street, from Eigbtsenth
20 Nine ;esnth streets northwest, be graded and
rr1vsled; the work 10 be done by day o work under
she supsrinfendence of the ward com uissionsr
sFc. 2 And b % Jsrlhsy enacted 1 hat the sum OF
cur hundred dollars. or much thereof IS may be
nsc etsary be, and the IL hereby. appropriatad
out Il the funds Of the First Ward 70 do the work
Approved, April ~, ISL
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About 70 yeers since came into PoesessIon Of
had been within, cay three or four years pre-
vlous, two crops Of corn taken from It that did
not exceed ten busAels per acre. had Il plow-
ed deeply, and soyed heavily 10 oats. As soon
applied about % busAsls 81 hms-ldln ashee to
the acre; We then seeded 10 With rye, and also
sowed clover and timothy. We cut . splendid
swarth Of grass, since which We have kept up :
rotation Of corn, then wheat or rye, followed hy
grass which has been either moved or astured;
twosf' @ years potatoes have taken the place
co hus, Is per acre Of shelled CON- and the other
crops lave been above the average or the bal
snct oi good farm. We have put little II any
with o soss may sdd that : sares portio9
OF thls is 20 sandy that Il does we'll for buila
irg pm roses.- Cor. Cossty Gsnaewoa.
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Az Act 70 pay ID. p. Hicklipg, apo. hecary, FOR
medicines furni'hed the poer Of tie Fourth Ward
o. Common COpneil Of tas City Of WashIastos, That
The sum OF one hundred and three dollars and thirty
cents be, and the same Is hereby, appropr ont
OF the general fund to pay d. r. Hiekling apotbe.
cary, tor medicines furnished 20 the poor OF the
Fourth Ward during the latter part OF the uartsr
ending the slst day Of December, Isz0.
ArproYed. A nrti 81. lg7l
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Az Act granting certain privileges 20 l.. @. Ste
pheus

Bsuenae'ef os ne Board ~ AIdsrme~ and Board
~ Common Coxnctl " the City Of Washtnston, That
permission be. and Is hereby. granted 70 L. a. Ste.
rs.ps TO erect frame building, seven by ten feet
rolthwest the same to remain aurlng the pleasure
Gfthts eorporatioo: P,or idsd. That IN consent 81
Approved, April n, ISL.
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Al ACT 90 lay water main In Kfnrmsn Oourf
from % street uorfhveU
BE srdofsd ~ ft< Boo-a n Alds-rlsr a.4 R,--6
a CSr5@cs Cssscl Tea ON ~ WasAssF 20. Thst
tue heyor be- and b. 80 hereby. suthorfgr 10 cue
water Rain 90 he laid In kingrasn Court from y
O. Y ftrcs northwest. ana 90 meet The en- pan.s a
som equal 20 the cost thereof shall be ssassed n
All iots parts OF lots bordering the line Of he
improvement. ftpproved. May ;. ls7I
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an ACT granting certain privileges 10 Patrick

BE u enacted By fhs Board Of Alderr7sA and Board
Of Common CounetI Of the Cry Of WdNhtnsfos That
permission be, and fs hereby. granted to Patrick
Suitv an to erect frame building min fteen faat
OF brick building square e3I, situated on Four-
tesntn street west, between apd streets south;
porsiion: Prortdsd, The consent OF the Presiir Mt
of the United states be first obtained.
Approved, April q ls7l.
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An ACT granting certain privileges to Charles Rau.

Be a mated BY tAe Boari Of AIdrrls. aaf Bed-G
~ C6rnn7oS CbEneti Of the Cary of Wasatnsfon Tna
rermission be, and the same IL hereby. granted /,
Charles Ranterbere TO erect frame building on IN
rear OF his lot No. ais Third street northwest Pro
eided, The consent Of the President Of the Unites
states be obtained; said building TO remain durin,
the pleasure Of this CORPORATION
Approved, April n, ls71
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an LcT granting certain privileges to J. ". LAns-
dAlA. - -

Ssn endefed By ths boora 1 Alds-ms~ and Board
az Common Council Of ths Ofy Of Wdshsasfos,. That
p'rmis.ion be, and the same 10 hereby, grated to
J W. Lansdale to erect . frame addition TO his
house. No. Oh New Jersey avenue. between and II
streets northwest, not exceeding sixteen feet square
apd also, Pyovtdsd, That the conssnt - the Presi
dent OF the United States be hrst obtained
Approved, April n, 1871.
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ssa sutsr. On the ss:t ID: q Elath .trsss sss..

tttWeen Ea-f Daritof and North strvets.
~ rS1oted 6y the Board Of AdsrD7,H and Boayd
Of Ctr7r1oa Obvneil Of the Ofy Of WasatsGfOH That
the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby. auth 5riSed aud
requested TO cause the curbstones be and tbs
tootws3s and cutters paved the east side Of
Ninth street east, between East Capitol aud North
streets. The work to be contracted for. an
executed Ia the manner and under the sueeriu-
teDeebce provided by law: and to defray the ex-
mes OF said improvements q special tax equal
on su lots or parts Of lots bordering on the linz
Of the improvement; the said tax 10 be ASSESSED
the act approved October II. 1855
Approved, April ~, ISL.
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An Acr to pave Fourteenth street west, from

eueet north 70 the Boundary
be ~ epdcfsd by tas Bodyd az difsrn7ea and Board
Y common C0sReiI " the CRY or Wdshtasfop, That
ne Mayor be, and be ts hereby authOrizsd TO cause
foufteenth street west to be paved, from II street
BIC. e. Ana BE- itfEyih>, exaefsf, That the kind OF
pavement TO be put down sh al first be determined
by commission composed OF the following gentle
2ohn ,; Croker, John =. Cook. George Burgess,
fsOcert Booker, q. b. Holden. president OF the
Board OF Common Council, ard Il u Lewis. chair
nan OF the Committee on Improvement Of the
Board OF Common Council: PTorided, That said
lS7l. s Vi
eEc And Be a. further ep1ctsd, That n carry ont
The provisions Of this act committee of seven be
greeted 70 see that the work be properly executed
composed OF the presidents Of both boards. the
ehAirmen Of Committees Of Improv emants of bo.h
boards, the Mayor and two citizens Of the second
ware on the line OF Fourteenth street, to be sp-
pointed by the Mayor.
sEc. 4. And be u JKrthe- asaefed That 10 dsfr.y
TIE expenses OF said Improvement q peca tar equal
70 the cost thereof be assessed all lots part.
lots along the line of said nm yrovement to be as
law. ~
SEC. 8. And Be IL CsrtA<- ssar,sd. That all in
erSeciODe shall he paid for of the Second War;
iGno also, Tor the paving IN front OF public says
md IN fronfof all church and school property Pro
r'dsd That the work be done by CONTRACT anu given
10 the loveet responsible bidder
AnprQyef.
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In the Com ptroiler's once.
be " enacted br the Bodyd Aldermen Nd Roovf
q Common C0tnctf az fse Ctfy Of Washtngfoa Thar
the sum OF two hundred dollars be- ard the same he
hereby, appropriated out Of the &c neral fund, TO
enable the Mayor to pay one hundr I'D dollars each
to Cbss. 3. Johnson and John II Cox extra clerks
employed by the Comptroller; 70 pay the fremen
January last Ihpprny,d, April ~ l37i
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An ACT TO reimburse John A. Graham for tax GIRO
nenualS maid or al ~

neousy paid on personaI property.
Bsu enacted BY the Board V ALie-,7sa and Bond
81 Vonion Coifnou 81 ne City of Wds.insfon. That
the sim OF Twelve dollars and ninety six cents be-
and the same Is hereby, Appropriated, ont OF the
general fund TO enable the n ayor refund TO John
= Sraham that amount. erroneouky paid by him
Tor tax on personal property.
Approved, April n. 1874.
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AN AcI making an spprOpriatiO. to Pc, tn. .s.es

Bs 81 enacted oy the Board of Adsrr7en aaf Boar
~ Common CoNactI 9th Csty Of WasAfngtoa. Tha
the sum Of twenty one hundred dollars be, and tn
same fs hereby, approx RATED OFT Of the geners
tund to enable the May, 60 pay the assessors IN
balance OF their saarie~ for the pre seot ,os
Arproye ed, Aprfi n. lSTi s-'