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They Work SpIendIdI

The American Selging MdehfaeE. Yes, and
are t~odTrcHted 70 keep IN good order. and do
al Hnds OF t00rk, some kinds that no OheT
Kdehfae manufactured viii do. Be sure n
the privilege OF nying one, and being sGfis-
fed before you pay for Il. 4. RIrk6 o., are
the only Agents for Trumbull Co, at Kings
Jewelry Store, Main Street. tapr. sat,
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HERALD OF HEALTE.-This Is also a
Journal devoted to the advocacy or 3
moral culture. There Is no doubt that
tbs consequences Of popular Ignorance
of the laws Of health have been most
deplorable. Very few people ever re-
dea upon the degree 70 which the habit
Of the body conditions the tone Of the
mind The subject is g very important
one, and this journal has wrought good
service IN dihnsing a vast amount Of
tmportact Information concerning Il.
The publishers Of this magazine give
each Of their subscribers for ISL a Sl.50
book entitled, "Physicsl Perfection, "
free. Terms e2O0a year. Wood & Hol-
brook, IS Lmght Street, n. y.
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DISMARK, will make the season
IDof 1871, az the stable Of the subscriber,
= mile south Of Orangevills, o.
BlSMARk, is q dark brown or black, 10
hands high. kind, sound, strong. stylish and
shows a slaShtng gait. He wa sired By
sherman Black Hawk, byHiuisB Black Hawk,
sherman Morgan. His dam By Young
BY Hambletoniana SON OF ImDorted Me-
senger. Young Hambletonian's dam BY
L~eonidaS Grand dam BY Imported Bell
1ounder. Harris Hambletonian's dam b
Imp. Matchem- Bismarkfs dam By Bull
rush Morgan, by Justin Morgan
This horse breeds large. 4 half interest
in his sire was sold for G.0a
Good pasture provided for mares nom a
distance. Accidents at NIX Of ownen-
Would be pleased 70 vi your patronage.
CalhAnd see him. Terms-To Insure so.
April la2ma E r. FELL.
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Larre White MarroUfat Peas,

Large WHITE MarrOW1at ReasS
Dlcksonhs First and Best Peas earlIesty YETI
Champion OF England Peas.
Daniel o'Rouke Peas, CveFy esrlyl.
Early June Peas, do
Tom Thumb Peas.
Genuine Lima Beans.
Trophy Tomatoes.
Full stock of Garden Seeds, at
HOYTS Little Drug Store round the Cor
ner,n No. Main st.
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Black Varnish for Leather.
Stove Polish. Carpet Tacks.
HAPGoOD q sTRATToN.
CLEYELANp. Annl Is. ISL.

THE DIRECTORS Of the Cleve-
and a HaSoninE Railroad Company
have declared g. dividend Of three and q
half per cent on the full shares Of the capt
tai stock OF said company, payable on the
10th day Of Nay next At the once Of the
Treasures. I Cleveland, Ohio. The trans
fer hooks VIII be closed from the LIST to the
10th day OF May. inclusive.
AprtI&-sG CHAs- PEAsE, Treas.
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NOtiee-TO Butter-Makers.

We have a stock Of the Improved Union
Crank Churn. We think II b best crank
churn made. We Y also Dash Churns for
dog power for from nv TO fifteen gallons.
PEW BROS.
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Are invited to call ct our store and see the
large assortment OF Cooking Stoves, among
which are some Of the best In use. Also q
full assortment Of Iron n Tin Furniture
for stoves. We are prepared 20 give youloW
prices. JAMES REED a SONS,
No. 4 Main street.
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The above prices viii be subjectto ductua-
tons with other marketE always aiming 70
pay the highest price for grain, and sell 81
formerly occupied BY Trumbun Nat. Bank.
Al q goods warranted as represented--
Come and see US liberal deduction Al
lowed TO parties that buy large Quantities.
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LIuM LLAnCcs
Special for the Press Cby McLain's under
ground Cable.O
], @. MLAN, Warren-Dedr Sir PLEASE
Send the National. as they are the best
enclosed md Ducatz.
Yours,
p. a-Madsaell Periwarkle sails the French
Kids she sent for are the real F~reneh-and
are cheap. i.
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For

In Poland, Ohio, the late residence and
Z physicians Office owned n occupied by the
late DR.. Joseph TruesdRle, with orchard,
containing choice fruit trees, garden, stable,
Apply TO J. G. LESLIE, Poland, Ohio.
May 34ts
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Paradoxes.

We have hats thatare bonnets, and bonnets
that are hats;
We have dear little hats mat arechssp, and
high ones that are hats,
We hsve lilies that are black, and Gypsies
white as snow,
And sailor hats with turned up rims, are
going very low.
AtMn. Z. POTTER 4 CO.'S.
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To obtain a building or out lot. The sub
scriber offers for sale twenty-five aales OF
~landlayink between Broadway and Maho-
Warren. VII sell the above In one to i've
acrelots to suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. rs, tS71. s. r. DICKEY.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFICE wEsrEzx RESERVE CHRotftetk
WNuprU OHrn Nav ATN-

VENIIN " HIIHN IHEII| - J
WAEEEN OHIO, Maya @ll- }
BEANS-e2O per bushel.
FLOUR-e8O to $500
HAY-s2aflL.
OATS@5c.
CORN-Ear sc; Shelled &c.
DRIED APPLES-5 % Sc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll % to &c.
TALLOW-7 toSc
CHEESE-Factoy l314c.
EGGS-l2c.
LARD-Country rendered, l0tOl25zc.
POTATOES%0 TO sl.N
WOOL-&242c-
FLAX SEED-2W
HIDES-Green, 6a654c; calf skins l0Sl2c
pelts 50975c.
do Three-feet, E,O08G50 per cord.
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NEW n
TWO SH0EMAKERS
BOOTS AND sHnEC
OFFICE PENN'A& OHIO gANT o.
MARREK q Ar-l 49,

NOTICE is hereby given that .
~ annual meeting Of the stookhoI5e-
S VIII bb - baiS OHIO Canal CompanTT "
Ohio, on Monday, May 81 ISL ~ arren.
PoseO erecting seven Directors for Pul-
nes me 70 ranSaut such other ms
meeting. JAMES 49, Dsiore said
April y, tS7l-4t. IN PreSt
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The Endll

Metallic and wooden Burial Cases, Casksts
and OomnE BURIAL RoBEs, from plain q
elegant always ready, at
TRUEsDELL 4 TOWNsENDs.
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Local Notices.


Local Nohees rs oentspeT Tine, Gra fasertioH. 10
eenfsPT line, each HibseQHeHa inserfioa.
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Take AYRE'S PILLS for all the purposes
ola p~urgative, for Constipation, Indigestion,
Headache n Liver Complaint BY univer-
sal accord. they are the best Of all purEa-
tives for familyuse.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-03

Treats an diseases at his rooms In the
Franklin House, Warren, o. Dr. s. also
visits the sick and afdicted at a distance
from his once who CANNOT come 10 him.
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New Orleans Sugarl
Something niee-opened this day
HOYT a SPEAR, Nos Main 81.
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The fTIttIe Drug Store rOndthe Cor.
ner,"
Main entrance No. 5 Main ST.,
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The Beautiful Flowers.
EOvss& LandfOr Sale

CITUATED on the West side Of
Othe river, on Quinby Hill. Possession
given Immediately. For further particulars
enquire OF ~ q. REEF.
April 2e-ff
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ParasOls I ParasOls!
In all colors and styles. at
GUSLEFINGER & BROS.


You VIII ind at Miss Formans, all kinds
o. Fancy Goods to adorn the headand nsck.
SoLlars Chignons, Switches, FrfzIsa, Curls,
Gar 6 Ne5s. &C; fancy Neck Ties, Ribbons,
BOWS all colors and styles.
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Grand Opening.

Grand Opening.
Who that has not q heart Of steel,
Does not q thrill Of pleasure feel,
When Furniture ts for
Where Stands Chairs and Bureaus shine,
With Lounges Whereon men recline,
And Mirrors hung on q nall
The remainder Of his immortal epic. q
regular Coiumbiad "a being ground out BY a
literary committee at No. 81 Main Street.
where Furniture is also dipOsed ofcheap for
cash, by ". b KING.
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Have established an agency for Bradley's
Enamel Paint at HOYTS Drug Store, No. 8
Main St. We furnish Il IN apy quantity, Al
acton prices or less call and see samples
CORNER. HOYT 8 SPEAR, No. 5 Main st.
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NOTICE.

&NOA%N@H
DNotice Is hereby given that the Com
mfssioners Of Trumbul County, win receive
atthe Auditors once, insaid county, up 20.
the 18Th day OF Nay ISL at Roeloek, m,
sealed proposals for building one abutment
OF heavy sand stone masonry, neal the resi-
ship.
ALso-sealed p~rOposalsWin perceived At
the above mentioned place. and up to the
same time, for constructinga Wrought Iron
Tubular Arch Bridge, OF 20 feet span and
fourteen feet roadway, across Eagle Creek,
in Braceytlle township, near the residence
Of John Hurst.
AIso-Sealed proposals win perceived at
the same place and mp to the same time. for
constructing q Wrought Iron Bridge Of two
spans, one Of one hundred and ten feet. and
oneof one hundred and i've feet and sew
enteen feet roadway in the clear, across the
Mahoning River at Glrald, in the township
Of Liberty. The flooring to be OF the best
oak timber, two and q half inches thick and
eight inches wide. Joists to be Of the best
oak timber. two aud a halfinehes thick and
twelve inches wide, and 70 be placed not
more han twenty inches apart the flooring
to be laid ~diagonally; the iron work TO be
well painted with two coats OF mineral
All the work to be dome in the most thor
ough and Workman-llke aun and all
materials to be Of the best quality, and the
bridges warranted in every respect and TO
have a sustaining power OF 200 pounds per
The Contractor to give SUFFICIENT surety,
approved by the said Commissioner for The
faithful performance ofthe contract.
All stone work TO be completed on or be-
fore the LIST Of August, 1871, and the bridge TO
be completed on or before SspL lst, ISL
b Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids received.
o. X. WOLCOTT1
j.. A REED, SCounty
]. PAYNE, COmmiSs'rs.
Jas ID. KENNEDY, Auditor.
= l. nWEEEE EmwHaEnE
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New Orleans MOIasses
Always on hand. HOYT& SPEAR,
No. S Main Street,
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A boy l6years Of age, with GOOD address,
who can come well recommended, Must be
a fair writer and good IN manuscript red.
ing. business Light. Apply AZ CHRoNICLE
ONCE Immediately. Abr. 81
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Having Just received alarge stock OF Bill
Head, Statement Letter Head and other
papers, We are prepared 10 print them In the
best style, at reduced prices,to business men
generally. Call attheC CHRONICLE once and
see for yourself
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Local Notices.
Lost


Local Nodcss rs cent? per line lr1f insertion,
10 cent? Der line each atbseQteuf fnSeTtfoEL
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We Have Just Reed
The finest stock Of Baby Carriages that
/ ever came to Warren, FEW BkO.
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You can be suited at Miss Formans, in
Bonnsts, Hats-al shapes and siEes-Rib-
hons, and the most beautiful Flowers. Don't
fail TO give them cali. Apr. @-3t.
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Early Cabbage
And Caulinower Plants for sale at
April l9-lt WIN. +. PORTER'S.
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Last

Two dogs, an English Coach, and a spotted
Hound When last seen were on the Bazet-
- road. Any one returning the dogs or fur
nishing the subscriber any informationlead-
Ing 70 their recovery will be suitably re-
KHrded. J.. FLETCHER FEARNS,
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Fhe Best Tea
That has bsen in warren Aor I'VE years, 81
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EKeep the Blood Pure and avoid Fevers
by using q bottle Of Poland'S Humor Doctor
the great System Remover, sold and recon-
mendedhy1Hoyt& Spear.
ArDo not wait for a Cough or Kidney
Disease to go as Il came but get Poland'a
White Pine Compound { o cure at once.
Fellows Worm Lo1enges Is the only
worm remedy in existencecombining harm
less Qualities with delicious taste andamaE-
ing power. Sold by Hoyt& Spear.
An cases O. Debility peculiar TO Females
viii hnd q sovereign remedy In DR.. SWEETS
Female strengthening Cordial. Sold by
Hoyt a Spear. tJune 8, ls7O-iyr
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HOnshkheners

And popular cook stove, the president
is made and sold by Us. at No. Z Main stree
JAMES REED&SOHS.
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The Cleveland Chemical Paint Co.

Where Is the "Little Drug Store 'roundthe
corner7 II you give II up call On HOGT q
RPRAR No. Main St.Athey know.
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For Hoop Skirts,
Corsets, Sc, 90 to the faetory-King's
new block. Main St., Warren, Ohio.
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LostI
Two small packages; one containing q
turning wrench and the other apiece ofmu-
sic. Supposed 70 have been left In some
store While trading. The hndsr wilbeBuita-
bly, rewarded by leaving the articles AZ
Gfaetsrg Music store, On Main St
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Come One. Come All!

And see tina tremendous stock Of Crock.
cry just received st PEW 4 BkOA
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SIeep Vel!

& Townsendis, and get q Bedstead, Springs
Mattress and Pillow. and all the rest OF you
furniture.
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Printing! Printing!

Hoop SkirtsI
All the latest styles, ut
-GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Rare Chance

Scrap Iron
Bought at VIM. Richards & Sons Rolling
MIL feb. 8.
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Orders for job Printing. such as Cards
Bill Heads, Circulars, Hand Bills, Posters
&c, may be sent by mail, and AL ordarl
coming from responsible parties viii be
promptly filled at the CHRONICLE once.
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Ladie,
GUELEFINGER & BROS.
Cards.
Bill Heads.

Business Cards, Visiting Cards, Wedding
Cards and Invitations, neatly printed ct the
CHRONICLE Once.
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LnndPlasfer.

Land Blasters
Always on handat the warehouse ofM. b
Tayler. WI.
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Soda Water
ALL8ON'S.
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AlIisOn's Drug Store,
Litaesf Drug Store around the corner, Is
the place TO buy Parfumery, Pocket Books,
Pocket Knives, Pure Drugs, &c-, &c.
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Wanted

Lace Saques
And Lace Shawls. opened This morning at
GUNLEFINGER 4 BROS.
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Chinese

UnIlese
Tooth Past. HAPGOOD & STRATT0N,
Market Street Drug Store.
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Accidental

Insure against Academia in the Accident
Insurance Company o. Hartford. Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply 70
Ohio. loot. T-tf.
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White Surprise Oats.
Measured bushel weighs IS pounds.
HOYT & SPEAR, No. S Main st.
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The Old Reliable

Pew i Brother won't be u~ndersOld.
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LittIest Drug Store
Around the corner.
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CAMP, RANDALL & co.

Retail Price Current Corrected weekly.
WAEKEE, OHIO. May 2 ISL.
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From EesopOtamia.

HTOm AeSOpOtamias
EDITOR Characteristics three
Cheese Factories In this town have all
commenced work for the season. The
Center FGctory-S. ". Irwin, proprio-
tor-commenced April 4th, and the one
formerly known a the Cox Factory
Dffford Bros, proprietors-ommenced
April 5th, and I an net informed when
the other factory did commence. The
report Of the Center Factory last season
was as follows.
Total No. ms. milk rec'd.-...476 I9g
" " cheese mRde...-..-..4s'59O
Amt reed for cheese S599o.s so
" disbursed for expenses...-.-SIII5.I4
Average price per gallon for the
10
Average Nc. ms. milk per D. cheese 9.S
They are making at the factory double
the amount Of cheese this season than
they did last The other factory is not
making quite rs much. at e meeting Of
the patrons Of the Center Factory, the
following persons were elected: Selling
Committee, II. z. Bates, ". L Pierce
and W. W. Lyman; Clerk and Treas
urer, c. n. Bates.
The NJ. E. Church in this town is re-
%csiving extensive repairs. A better de-
scription Of it can be given after it is
finished. Doc.
April q, 1871.
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Oranges and Lemons
BY the Box. HAPeoOD 4 sTRATTol
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Dwelling Houses
For rent also chambers.
April B-h 7. J.. McLAIS.
Ladies!

Laules1
Ready made undergaEments Just reed a
GUNLEFTNGER & BROS.
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Perfumery.
Large lot Just reed
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Scrub Brushes,
WhItevaEh Brushes, and al other kinds
HAPGOOD q sTARTToNs.
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Destructive Firs-FiVs Buildings are
Burned-Thirty Thousand Dollars
Worth Of Property DESTROYED.
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q. Il.
i. A REED, fCOl
I. b PAYNE Co

JAS d. KENNEDY, Auditor.
s. +. DICKET, Surveyor.
Warren, o., April 10, lS7l-6t.
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ALLISOH's.
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travellers Register.

oERgs- ggF BssSS e E "a R 9Gnso
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-18

There are twelve varieties of exotic
grass besides three or four indigenous
grasses. We shall name only the al
falfa, blue joint, short blue, ~foxtail,
tickle the latter will lodge in the
throat of a horse and tickle him To-
death. and variegated, no twO leaves
of whicn are alike in coloring, and
which forms a beautiful ornament for
a bouquet.
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OPH.-We shall be off for California
to-day, in company with the State
Printer. Ifanybody feels aggrieved at
anything we have written lately. they
are at liberty to 'put a head on" our
e during our absence.
ADMITTED.-William S. Bonnifield,
of Unionville. Humboldt county, was
yesterday admitted to practice law
before the Supreme aud all other
Courts Of this State. 3D..
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-18
AMONG THE
Visit to the Garden of Dr.. Sharp.
TsuberaMt NegetatiOn-Varied Pro-
ductiOns of the Animal and
Vegetable KingdOms-Fruit
and shade Trees-vines,
Flowers, Grasses.
and shrubs.

and shrubs.
Pounded onthe south by Mus>er. on
che n9rth by Proctor, on the east by
Minnesota street, and backed by a
farm of some pretcnsions in the west
ern suburbs of this city, is the finest
garden. or orchard. or nursery. in the
State of Nevada, and II not to be sur
passed by any on the coast in point of
variety and abundance of yield. 1t i
owned by DR.. Robert b. Sharp, whose
residence is hidden in the eNuber-
ance of the trees. The garden proper
thar i, the SASS part of it's pretty
we'll attended to and cultivated; but
the trees and shrubs and flowers and
vines have got a little the start of the
Doctor. and he seems to have lost all
hope Of ever regaininG the mastery.
Were We to cnumerate all the things
that live and thrive on this embOw-
cred acre Of ground, 50 rcdoIent of
Spring, this article would reach the
fifth column. There is a fraction over
II acre OF ground in the enclosure.
which is occupied by a large cottage
ct several rooms and pOrches, a hot
house. simmer houses, five chicken
houses. a circular pond or reservoir
for ducks completely shaded by vii
lows and is II up by numerous
walk>-Ieaving perhaps not more than
Ia Z m ap-n f. rb. Garden 4r.la ~
-hruhbegr and hOwuIs. Oi this haIl
acre the
VEGETABLE GARDEN
Takes up aboUt one fourth, and con
tain> 100 cableges in a tlourishing con
djtion, besides a great variety Of vege-
tables usually found in Il family
garden. But the feature OF tnI> de
IaT,ment i the rhubarb or pie plant,
Ht which there are vera CIOirr Va
rieties and over too punches or hills.
The Mammoth English and American
rltubarb and the ' ictoria pie plant are
the most valuable. The latter has a
superb leaf stalk. attaining a length of
from three to four feet. OF a rich pink
color Heal the ground, gradually
changing into carntiue and then to
green toward the leaf. From 900 hills
over Two IONS OF IHubdTp mas ptcI
gathered tins season, and yet the
stalks pulled can scarcely be missed.
FOWLS.
ona vouId think If dangorous FOL
keep fowls in a garden where there
was 50 iHuch that Is valuable. delicate
ana heautli'l; yer Ir. sharp mas over
innnmnrahIn NH rheT arn .,nr-o
80 birds that seek this miniature for
est. as a shield ron the sun. and
tulld their nests therein. LarkS, lin
nets, orioles. California canaries come
here TO sing, and doVt to coo. There
are the large Erahma. Cochin China,
black Spanish, German game, teath-
cred leg, dung hill and Guinea chick
ems: turkeys. pigeons, over sixty
ducks Including two varietiesl. "A
highly educated and accomplished
paroquet, and canaries. The Rrahma
mems are a. large as a goose. and set on
a. many as forty eggs at a time. They
are Kept on the nest, and as soon as a
brood of chickens are Matched out
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METEOROLOGICAL

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and other varieties of pear trees (some
of them grated in ounce roots; the
regular French prune; apricot, fig,
ounce, orange, lemon, etc.