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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
STANDS At THE BAR.
TRIAL OF OFFICER O'BRIEN.

The Murder Of CupHinHham- seven Jurors
,,,..-,. ,,-. Aat..,,,a Ir,,,, ,Lt-
Vo'"'"N" A'p'N N'
MotniBR
Thu t,i.i of Charles o. rien. late member Of
ss'..s,,,.,. ~. 49,. ,.,,,.,.a ~, a..
the meuOpollAh poncs 'otos' inu'0'eu 'or 'no
murder Of Sam. II. CUNNINGHAM, At Green
sprIpas near Georgetown, on the occasion Of q
,,i..iI ,h.r. H., s,mm.r %, hsgnn Ia IN.
P0u'o 'noiN '' " INV
Criminal court yesterday morning.
The crowd which assembled, although large,
was smaller than that which attended ct tho
other murder trial Of this term.
the request OF Mr. Justice HunphreyE. who has
heard Nj Tho other murder cases OF his term.
O'RrIon toOk his seat al the bar, looking fresh
and rosy' and, during Inc subscguent calling Of
the Jurors, mSnlIosted a lively Interest 10 the
eboise Of IuTors.
Hon, Francis Miller and A. d williams ap.
pearod for the accused, Mr. riddle, Of the dc.
lsnrc vas absent. mi tho court sSld TINT tbe
call az the iururs could pfOcecd In his abseDco
Mr. Williams fald that there were A number
Of importanI witnesses who were not here, He
suppSaed that tho intVrruptlOn Of travel between
mis- CITY and Georgetown was tho reason for tho
DELAY, He supposed, however, that the wit.
nesses would b In soon
The Marshal All have been summoned ex.
cent one.
Justice Macarthur. suppose We can call q
Jury.
Mr.. WIllIams Yes sir
The regular pAnel Of the term was then ca He'd
ne follow:
+. A. West, accepted; John W. Morsell,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

u WAsHmaIoE, ID. O., October 81, Is1a.
TN tho petition Of SAMUEL H. TOMPKIRB Of sing
| Sing N. Y, and JoHH MACLURR, OF NsNAIk, n, J.,
praying for the sItoqsiOu Of pAtont Ernntsd 10 them
on Inc LIST dAy OF February, lub aud TelAauOd the
ID day Of January is72 for an improvement In HAr.
| meas Saddle Trees;
Its thai the ny the case be closed
gu the 3tst day Of december neIt that tho time
Tor ding arguments and the EIAmineT's report bs
limited 70 the 10th day OF January noIt, and that
said petition be hoard on tho 18th day OF January
RsIL
| noTEMaW N. b. LEG0kTT, Commissioner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

IN vILw Of the Immense popular majority Of
our President, II 10 proposed 10 mako his cleo
tlIu uuuuimCuH, rs 10 the custom Vt nom mating
conventions, 80 The people VI Washington Gtys
determined To make The IlU,uKrp h Gllt Enter
prize, No. 3l7 Seventh rruot, q. -ner VI u,
place VI universal resort. You VII md busl.
htss Conducted there On a iair RHl honorable
basis
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CITY ITEMS.

THE new Culonnadc Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
only one block from the United States Mint.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a hTsLclass manner
send them to A. FISHER, els Ninth street, Op-
pOsite Patent Once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fall. Kid gloves cleaned
nice and cheap.
"NtUTOR"
Sewing Machine,
and
Nine. Democrats,
Patterns,
I6a Pennsylvania avenue, between fOufand.a
halt anu Sixth streets.
EoR MOsr DELICIOUS
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
60 TO FEnRkY's
STAR MARKET,
Northeast corner q and Thirteenth streets
northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

A cOlorod girl, aged eight years, daughter OF
W. Rose, residing On 4 street, between First
and Second streets northeast, died last night Of
sSpRllpOX. Tho Board VI Health will be notified.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

A student OF " Old Probabilities" under In.
stTuctiUn at Fort Whipple, Va, the school Tor
tho education Of "StOTm SeTgeants, United
States Army" deoming his knowledge Of me-
teorolOgy, the workings Of tho barometer, the
thermometer and the rain gauge SUFFICIENT, con.
cludod yesterday to graduate and make praotl.
cal application Of taking things when they were
the tljW Vi sTv. The observer, after ma king
this observation, lott his station and started Tor
parts unknown, satisfied with bis work. The
commanding Olhcer at tho tort Immediately gave
orders IN have warning signals" displayed at
all the station -huusus, m order that he might no
pT,RHu stioaIU ami tho Information sent " "Oll
Prob" BJ that hu may be safely hRrbUTed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

THuRsToN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder iS the
hest Dentrihce In use, 1t koopB the Teeth clean
md white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 20 and 90 cents.
JOUvEN's lnodorUus Kid Glove Cleaner Ia far
superior to anything known. Price 70 cents.
TuoNFsoNs Pomado Optlmo IL exquisite. Il
Foitens, beauthCs, and strengthens the hair.
Price IS and 90 cents.
An for Fals by IIrupuistR.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

~ YOU wtHu TO DRKss WELL for very little
muuoy you eau Learn something 10 your HdVant-
age ny calllgK VA Roman Cox, BOZ SuTepth
street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

rRICE List OF GBNTs' FURNISHING GOODs
At GOLDMAN \ STnNHERa, NEW GENTS
FrRNisHiNd GOODs SrORE, No. 700 SEVENTH
ETWKEr, CORNER or q
Good White Shirts, IS cents, 50 cents, o., tl-E0.
our ~ white shirts Is unsurpassed In tho city
good Merlno Undefshirts and Drawers, 90 cents,
30 cents, Is cents, 81, Al IS and 81 80 We sell a
better 81 Undershirt than any house In town.
splendid English Socks, IS cents per pair
Knit Jackets, large variety and at very low
prices. The finest variety Of Ties, Bows and
ScnTls ever seen in this city
Depot for dents Kid Gloves, In all the opera
rOlOrs and shades for street wear. Gloves,
Gloves, Gloves, OF any imaginable kind, and at
low figures Como and convince yourselves. Al
goods warranted as represented.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

IT NITED STATES PATENT OFFIOR.
" WARRINGTON, ID, o., November lsil
On tho petition Of CHAhLEs q, DICKINSON ot PouEh.
ks, pale New York, praying Tor the eItsnaion OF q
PAtont granted 10 him on the lst dI Of February,
lhbg for an improvement In HATVestsTHi
lt Ia ordered that the testimony In tho case be
closed the Jlst dag Of December NEXT that the time
for ming Arguments aud the Hammers report be
limited TO the 10th day Of January mont, and that
Said petition be heard on tho 10th day Of January
neIL
Any psTson may oppose this extension.
nos TuJs a. ID. lf8b KIT, Commissioners.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Last night a number Of prominent business
men met at tho Board Of Trade rooms Tor the
purpose VI taking the preliminary steps to-
mutual plan. Among those present were n eSsrS
X. q. Fox W. D.. stephenson, Major A. q.
Richards, VIM. Ballautyne, John Wilson, Clln.
ton LLOYD, J. W. Thompson, VIM. Stickney, T.
=. Hume, Frank Hume William Baldwin, JnO
a. Baker, WIN. Shields, and others. Mr.. Stick.
ney presided, with Mr.. Shields as secretary
Alter discussion, MCssTB. Stickney, Wilson
Shields, Fox, Major Richards, and Lloyd were
appointed a committee to inquire into the eGpe-
cheney Of organizing an Insurance company on
tho mutual plan, and also the expedlency Of TAX.
ing marine TlEks-the committee to report at an
adjourned meeting,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIR.
L TRlUr OF COLUMBIA, THE I'D DAY OF
NOVEMBER, ls7L
EliIAbsth Phillips
~ No. 29I5, Equity Docket a.
Edwin Phillips.
On motion Of the plaintiff, BY Mr.. BAinbTIdEs II.
Webb heF solicitor II 10 ordered that the defendant
kDwfR PnlLLlPs 6Auss his appearance to be entered
herein or before the hrst fue,dAy occurring forty
oeedsd with As In case Of default.
ny tho UOuTt. A, WYIlF Justice, Ao,
Tius copy. Tsst' r. j. MKIGs, CLERK, AZ,
noyll ruiW
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ny TUX PRESIDENT OF THE URTTED
ID STATRS,
II AZ A - . -

fNo 3,aD
nv Tuu pBpsinVar m rup Y,gtrUn
X 'uh FhNo' NJ ire " INN ONiihD
- o. AiNSs
fhOO N ALTON.
In puuuaneo Of Law, l. Ulysssa T. I}rant Presidsnl
Of the United States Of AmsTioa 10 heTebV deoiaTe
and mako kpoW1 that bubble Saies Of yalnsbis Pins
Lands will he hold at the N a nj oisoea
In the state al Minnssoa Al ths bsriods
Atths Land Ohdoo At St, CLOUD, Minnesota oom.
neBolnH on MONDAY JAuuaTy in isis for he ala
of Iimbsr lands cot pte,,ousy d.p.sd q IL the mn
EoTib 81 bsss lIss and va Sf f,1y,S n,tn.insI
meridian
To1nsblpa a and m In FnpFe9N
ToanthIns a and al IN TanSo "A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Tho Pharmaceutical association OF the District
Of Columbia held q meeting on Monday night,
and the following additional names were re-
ported as members and corpoTatOrs u the new
collegei W. s. Thompson, q. U. q. Slmms,
John A. Milburn, J, =, Milburn, ID. p. Clarke,
Uhas. StOtt, Y. ID. Gilman, U. christian, John
4. MAJOR Geo. NJ. Howard, =. L. Gather, J.
W. Marin, q. W. Cropley, $. L. Lewis, ]. l.
Kidwell, Il. h. Ferguson, y. X. DOoIey, Il. V.
u. Boswell, Thomas S. Tune, James N. UallAn,
Daniel kOlb, X, Brace, Jas. Merchant, John A
Butler Thomas =. Sullivan, d. o. Davis, T.
ChristianA, Rudolph Oldberg, Chas. r. Camp.
bell, J. ID. O'DOnnell, j. $. Jones, W. l.. Sears,
H. Z. LlnnoWeaVer, j. r. OASsin, p. II. Heller,
A. BOdemer, W. II. DaW, Amerious Davis, L.,
W. Wright, Il. A. Bacon, S. A. KSeney and J.
y. FIJI,
The association, upon motion OF Professor
OldberB, adjourned tihs die.
On motion Of Prof Hlckling, the college pro-
ceeded TO the election OF officers by ballot, with
the following result: W. s, Thompson, presl.
dent J. u, O'COnnoll, trst vice president, r. b.
Ferguson, second yioo president; J. q. FIJI, re.
cording secretary u. O, q. Sims, corresponding
secretary j. Parker Mllburn, treasurer d. y.
Hickling curator.
A committee, consisting Of Mossrs, X. u. Fer.
gusOn, W, u, EntwlSle and j. q. Fill, were Ap-
pointed to engToss tho constitution and by.laWs
J, l.. KiiWsll, 4. ID. Gilman, Joseph W,
Nalrn, ID. B. Clarke and Charles StOit were
elected trustees.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

T the Second Grand Gift Concert, authorized By
n special act Of the Legislature, In aid Of tho Pub
lie Lbfary Of Kentucky, unayodably postponod from
September ~ TO December T. and which positively
and unequiVocAlly occurs In Louisville, KY, SAT.
delay any sooount ubAtaNer, thu following Cash
Gifts for distribution ~ lot AnonE the tloket
halH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Next IL the best thing In this world, which Is
friend who will stick closer than brother, Is
u mucilnge that will act well It's part" Much
uf the muCllnge In use Is no better than 90 much
water, but ut last kloCEeWsH & Mindeleh, Of
this city, have patented an article destined to
supcTFede all tho mucilage now In use. II Is
Perfectly water, steam, and alcohol proof 1t
stands any climate and never EpOils. IL con-
tiius 10 poisonous substances. II dries quickly
aud has an agreeable Odor, For posting cards,
hills, circulars, and Tor all purposes Tor which
mucIlaEe Is used, II Is a superior article. II Is
sold by all druggists
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13


Tho funeral Of Mrs Jane Laughlin took place
at st. Stevens church yesterday at O'Clock n.
10, and was attended by a large cODcOurSo Of
friends and acquaintance Of tho deceR sed
Father Mentally celebrated tho beautiful and
imposing service Of requiem high mass, assisted
Ivy n special choir, which rendered most beautl.
iul and solemn music for the occasion.
The death Of this estimAble lady causes q deep
gloom among host Uf personal friends and ac
quaintances where her excellent qualities were
known and appreciated. Mrs. LaughlIn was
one Of those quiet and steady workers In all that
IL good, whose value Is little known and hppTe-
ciated until they are called away. Remarkably
energetic and Industrious, her life was q vOlun.
tHTy routine Of labor. She succeeded In rearing
and educating u large family to be ornaments
Of society and valuable citizens OF our eOmmu-
nifty, Humble and purely Christian, she was . q
example from which the light shown that men
might SEQ her god WORKS and glOfIiy her
Father IN heaven. True pioty was = marked
AMI Significant feature VI - whole life. Tho
kindCst II parents, tho rcd her children in
the principles Ut honesty and virtue by teach
ing them that work was noble aud the only sure
means To an honorable life. Her devotion TO
her youngest and only son was most beautiful
and strong IN her last moments Of the salt Of tn
earth. Generous, kind and faithful she has
gone to the reward Of Well.spent lie. Good
woman, rest In peace. Her remains were con.
yeysd to Mount Oliyot cemetery, and placed In
the vault.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Animals SLOWLY Recovering The COntFRC
toe, sLnhlcn InapeeIeh.

Nofh' AuhpeNttu'
While the serious effects OF tho horse disease
continue to decrease, still great precautionary
measures are used by those owning equine
stock. Yesterday, on account Of tho rainy
weather, all tho cars were Withdrawn from the
street railroads. and tho trips will he resumed
today provided the weather is favorable. The
Washington and Georgetown company propose
TO put on their line eighteen Navy Yard cars,
six depot, four on tho FOuTtecnth.strset llne,
aud the full complement on seventh street.
Tho Metropolitan road will also run q limited
number OF cars on their route In order to accom-.
MEDIATE tho public as far rs possible.
THE CONTRACTORS HORSES.
Inspector WIN. b. Wallace In reply TO q re.
quest OF the Board Of Public Works to Inspect
the horses Of the various contractors and reiIort
how soon they will DO aDlo to resume work on
the Improvements on the various streets, reports
that In accordance with directions no visited tho
stables Of the largest contractors, and found tho
horses and mules attacked with the prevailing
horse diEoase; that tho horses appeared to
bo more susceptible to the disease than tho
mules, although among them were several bad
cases; that some Of the horses iTst attacked
were eOnValescHnt, hut appeared weak and
somewhat reduced In flesh. Should the weather
cont nue pleasant they will be able to commence
work In u low days. He saw some bud cases,
and should they recover will not be able to do
any work for at least thirty days-li put to work
too soon, aud a relapse should take place, death
will DO tho Inevitable result, a. In other cities.
lie Is OF tho opinion that a general resumption
Of horse labor cannot takc place under ten or
TnE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Tho horses Of the IRE department appear to
be Improving, with tho exception Of "Ol1 Tag"
Of the FRANKLIN company, who Is still quite sick.
Among tho livery stables tho horses were all
found 10 he doing we'll, aud the disease Ia fast
disappearing. The number Of dead animals re-
ported yesterday are as follows: One on
TWenty.secOnd street, between NJ and N north.
vest one on Eighth street, between Il aud U
southeast one on q street, between Six and
Seventh southwest one on Eleventh street, be-
tween and I northwest; one ct Third and q
streets northeast; one In alley between street
and Massachusetts avenue and First and North
Capitol streets northwest; one between q aud II
and Fourth and Filth streets northeast; one be-
tween First street and New Jersey avenue and
ID and 4 streets northwest; and one on o street,
alley, between Fourth and Flfth streets north.
west; one at corner Nineteenth street Auu New
York avenue; one In alley between and X and
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets; one In alley DO.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth and Y and r
streets; one on New Jersey avenue, between l.
and Nj southeast; one near canal, between and
streets southeast; one at corner Third aud N
streets northeast; one at corner Eighteenth and
M streets northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Tug KEY TO HEALTH. II Is the easiest thing
In the world TO lose tho blessing OF health, but
when lost II Il not so easy to regain II, The
popular idea Of my years ago that q tTemen.
duus securing OF tho bowels was an essential
element Oi cure in almost all diseases has tOTtu.
nntcy for mankind been pretty ehectually
UNplulCd. Tho Introduction Of HoStetters
Stomach Blttors, nearly q quarter Of q century
age, may be said to have given the coup de grace
10 drastic purgltiOn. Tho world has learned
from tho BENEFICIAL effects produced by that
embrace tho three properties Of a tonic, laXa-
live and an Alternative; that the three curative
processes VI inauguration, publication and regu.
latlCn may be cOmpasscd at the same time by
tho operation Of a single agreeable remedy.
There are sound, philosophical reasons for the
remarkable improvement which the Bltters
occasion in tho condition Of q deranged and
Culoebled system. This puTo con. blnAtion Of
vegetable luiccr not only strengthens the
stomach, stimulates the appetite and braces
tho nerves, but also impaTts tOnO and ylgOr to
the secrCtUry Urgans-as the skin, the liver, and
tho kidneyB-and II the blood has become too
thin and WatoTy to nourish the body properly,
enTches and yitalizcs that raw MATERIAL vi
all tho solid portions Of the frame. At this
period OF tho year, when intermittent levers
bilious disorders stomach complaints, and dys-
CnteTic and diaTThmc ailments are always more
or less rife, occasional doses OF the Bltters will
ho found tho best safeguard against the atnOs-
Ihcr!c conditions which generate them. An
accession Ol general vigOr is necessary to enable
tho system to resist tho morbid influence OF the
maluTiOuB YapOTs which rise from the earth at
this season, and Of all tho known invgOTants
lluHottcT's BlttcTs Is the safest and the most
potent. MW&F
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corner VI Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
rays per cent. interest on all deposits Do.
pOiils can no made and drawn at will.
Now OTTEHlku.-
boys Cashmere suits for 80,
uuth's Cashmere suits Tor 90, aud
A0uH Cashmere suits for 81
One price In plain figures
GEO. q, llENNING,
No
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will soon he upon US. Now Is tho tlIno 10 pro-
vide for It, by securing your supplies Of winter
clothing, Go to A. StTuus' popular clothing
house, lUll Ponusy lyania avenue, near Eleventh
street.
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AIN 49,
Leves worlhtl,as asais sssA 'ellsl'T|
I Jelly. Family jars did it.As =
,i',Who is tliatsfersingn hrly With
he iow-cut dress, " asked 4 sbystaSs|
der 1t i party Y sThst'ls MA
cherisofl, 1 Rtssisn 4 IA I 'ss AN |! /
reply. .,s sssg Ia VI Wi
| 1,apfaaO Ar5 yosi az
ncyer to,wsara Fipg m ,yosf
faeeruSless yoa ~ i rssly
| afaifiaa aays L of.ga -.
crs5 bHtr'' 'sssss 6|slt
sssYduf .Ifsss. .' su1as
Eto oAiyidskidAsols
plea,s thsl -. a doa
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it...,.
Wtar .te. ArtI "a
la.tfrr alwl. ttws % ps.
muths ibe'ipags LAM rlenn
- thst Leo elm r,mci y mo.
pasfts lsill ortl ~ ''.l- ,.'ffrp
to'harbflpe,at ge'in '' m ls90o.
srd th' lcv~r rrr ~ frlnirti fir
ti11o. Letthe .urnpi Eprl raf
an appropriation Of $4,000 snd
,lpiNitr bride- Lnnca. Oar city
fa'' as c1raot I,o,trr. 'sasliz' thrir
tlsinf'r too - -l lllr'l t cir
rtn .fU 'aarsv sff AiH b
lHce,mldi dibig-a tssnE afes Such
inPnrtgce 10 ~. s']eme nssy 'sak.
/" Wlisrc will the ironey come iromf
lLis costly answered. Let tho car
pora'c suthriiiasi ,aiciHfcrc-t hssr
ing bon'lsfoF Tie necessary ambnni,
lsRhe lIropurty' holtirr~ VI aSAfli', snd
tbnAe in tive vicisityr ~ thr htid.c,
( WIN Wiil lie hsaoiittrd hyitsan well
allord 20 tsketfo Q bonds N,tielr facn
value, and the small tax TINT will be
necessary to pay INA iRtcfcst m thc
/ b0ads, and ii1nla'e them in five
years, wlll be doehly p,M bY the N
creased business we vii get and the
euhsnced vsleu of rrr property
llolly'Spfings msapnr,tirintel ! ST5,.
009 tn the M,Tiaaa.,, OSh,fd and
Memphis railnnd ami $50, 900 10 th'
Mem pid. and Solms road, nntarrely
| ii her iS;Rens can par thtt hinc}
Iior railroad lhollitios w can stanl al
uppsopriaiinnaf $4,000 to get 300
hales OF cottnn mad 100000 wnttl
of trade tAat-ReaiIlaeser get with
ont the lglgq. ,Fsv lcan realia
the advantpgq the bridge wip b
to IA. J believe that the increase .
| -
Fbn'incas.i II oilc season viii mere TIA
rtpay n foF the outlay, not 70 sa
! oaHytiiiog about the enhancement |
! rhtva,nc II pTdptrty.' ~ ,,, .,
. | write this, Ny. Editor, hqpih
, lthat'somo one more able than my
stlf viii take Up tie subject All
! arouse our citizens from their lett
G arey, TINT they may 60. TO work !
= Jnce and have The bridge ready {,
. the n.xtcrQp. ' QtTD Ecsc.
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Masonic

sSRDIs LODGE No. S07 A. P. &A.M
Stated Communication third Thursda,
uisht in each month,
JU1IN WRIGHT, W N.
J. N. wADDEY, Secy. 49,.
A\N i, serdls ohdp er, Nol1.
tsraer. Of ifte Eastern Stars Rcgolar meeting
Arst Thursday nIghtin each month.
Mrs, ". A. Thompson,
v ortby Aatron,
Mrs NJ R. Wight
~ tr Secy.
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Agriculture q Fraud.

h A writer In the Cincinnati Times,
having pernsed Horace 'Greehy's
khqqk shnut farming with the in,me-
diute effect Of becoming mu,iilGa,
indites the following, which no Is
oarcful'to explain is'~att BY II, g."
The basest frahi of ealrt'i.3s arti-
eultnre. The 'leaiIiest ignis yat,us
btlat ever glittered to brgaile and
.dazzlsd to- betrpy, is asricnlturs.r-
T speak foclingly upon this subject,
Fhfrve btth alitterGd and bcguilod
Y and dazzled and destroyed BY THIS
ssinelarth teceiser. d ll.f
q, q She,Assmadsme y tbousandprom
ises aud hyokeq. .evcfy one oftbem..
She has promised me early pokl-
toes, and the rain has drowned ihcrh;
,ate potatoes. and tiss dssrsht hes
with beed them. n ~s776f
h. She -has prer1iss1 me- sumner
slnashes, and the worms laye eaten
item; Winter aqti4hel, and the bags
/ hawe devpFea them. '4
Shehas promised me cherries, and
| tho epsllio hass!nagtbetn. and they
| cGnbip ,Jiying inga, unc9lpely. -
| tbt eye and unsayory to tie taste.
"Shc has prodIiaed ne strawbefries
and the clickens have erfvcfopsd,
them, and the eyesoannot d Q thenn
/ SIZE bag promised nae Tomatoes,
| and the old beps have. eneompassed
th6ln, ard the. hapd tanno. reach
| them. ! 'l t'' t
Nswonder Cain l,iilela his broth.
er. He was a tiier of the ktound
The wonder is ii,atht dtint leill hi.
father, and then Weep heeause h'
ha1 no grand fatheg -, XIII. N
do0bt lia early Rose potatoes, fol
whiehtlle paid Adaaisdven dolis's't
barrel, had been ont dpsn BY bags
: tom the riter E.s,|faes.
His, Penny wanna wheat haa beer
, wipter,killed, and wasn't worth ent
,iig. His Norway oats nal gon'
n straw, and wodId rot yieii fv
peckq pel acre, and bis black Spnh
. ish Faier-wefpos had beaa stolenlb,
!, hoys, aho bad pulled Hp+he wines
br ken down hispatent, wicket iene
!. aud written scprri'ous a6ggetel q
q over hisback gate. N5awohder h
! I'll, madwten he saw1Abel whistiin
\ along with lis fine French nierino
I worth ciphtdollarsa hea;t and woi
! going up every dgg, No wond'
I He wanial to kills FoheH9dy, an
tioHest he'd prsctict orr Abcl. Nj
u And Noah's get ing drunk ";
p mot at al slIprLiaG---ILe--h had b
" come a lnsbaudiaan. lie had throw
y away magnificent opportunities. II
= might have had a monopoly Of an
profession orbnsin 81, Had hn stn
. ietl medisine there world not la,
= hccn another doctnrina tlIsu~r
ir miles to call hin "Qnack;p aud. el
i, cry family you'd have ~. bought a y
y ilq b. .NQaI2s Cpp,polpna EY.rsft'
M G6niior Wool anil .ARtidc'hgS Sy
,ruhN AS palitieiAn, he ntsht ia,
Y carriedhis own NardBlid; andc cpi
" x.x,ll,J, txro. tl.;raa - tho do!a.ss.tl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27

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