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Pref. II. PreSneU

now visiting the different Schools in
W county and gjyin. lectures on cduca-
'""' Ne- lie i using every effort to 50
'"e q 'ommon School Fund for the
'''y' that all. both rich and poor NAV
'"'ean equal chance for q liberal cduca-
''n- He - an excellent worker, with
",''"s e'i'rgy. and we tract his efforts
meet with th" views and feelings Of
"' Phbilr. and that his labor, may be
''n Win success. OUr people are
'e''hr considerable interest on
r '''''' OF .iaol,5,n. than heretofore.
. 'e are pleased to announce.
more perfect system-let us
' ard show oar faith bv our
.ha' w. shall not rs a people he
educational advantage
''s "-4 a.d the poor in this respect
'-'' HN' opportUuities.-thai the
ln 'yonth mustbe c~Gucatcd'drst
I.aiiyUg them for business.
aHi position.
\ onr evidence of the good resulting
"a" it''. IL. rNcrti,u~ ia behalf of
r,,'Uoh' We remark that the Female
''ge IN this piacc-is row ina flourish
s'idi'ion. The buildings are fitted up
''.I' cory oftcachcrs, gradual If the
~".>iilutions, and o. eXperisuoed are
o. uaiiy in%structing the large number
n pupils now in attendance. Not ONLY
nut we have good schools building
over the county. Encourage then.
!our Means, by you influence. by Wis
ne schools to see what your child
prise. ~ A"''"oie eltei-
d.,i" next Wednesday Prof. Presnell will
Al, an address at Martins Greek
shy and Thursday at Flag Pond
turn ary' and we hope the citizens will
''' en- masse, to hear him.
ent If a thompson was the happy recipi.
fr,r J, a n'e thousand dollar bracelet
'ne hands of the Duke Alexis.
f'lse in the Herald and Tribune.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18
~shssIImg Of DnvtA Hend.

FROM What We learn by y relative of
hr. Head, who has visited him since the
'ni.fortune. W. are constrained to believe
That Mr.. Isaac Broylcs was justifyable in
rloing the shooting. Mr.. Head who has
b'en insane for several years. was at
tempting to Kill some of the family when
Pc was shot. Since receiving the wound
Pc has become quite rational, and it is
hoped he will recover. and retain his rca-
.ou
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18
SO bushels Glover Seed, for sale at
reduced prices.
MAHONEY Il SIMPLIFY.

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Devoted to Chemistry, Physics, Geolo-
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Justics, Fees.

The Legislature has increased the fees
of Justices of the peace as follows;
For issuing warrant against one defend
ant. % cents for each additional defend
ant 10 cents for subpoena for one witness
. cents; for each additional witness .
cents; for rendering judgement. where II
litigation, 80 cents for copy OF ecsts ID
appeal case % cents for taking a depos'-
ton 81 for transcript of judgement 70
cents, and for criminal warrants, 30-cents.
The law went into effect the dayit passed.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18

Dled
T., this place on last Sunday morning,
\, the residence of her s~On-in-law, Nh
Mn VI. Grishaln, Mrs. Harriet Kennedy.
H., had long been a resident in this vici-
ri,r. She was a professed Christian, had
,,,s I life of usefulness aud died the
,,,th of the righteous. We extend to
h., children and relatives u deepest
~,yupathy in this their saddcst bercave-
rrHt.
At his residence in Chattanooga OF the
l.,h inst, Mr.. John e. Corbin, III the 2ith
,.r of his ayr. Mr. COrbin had been ill
N, understand, only eleven days-dIseaSc
fnl. les than Il year ago hc married
syi,. Mollic McCorHle, daughter of Mr..
samuel Is. McCorkc, of this place. We
RENDER our since rest coincidence to his
wilr and srirf->tricken relatives.
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Current Publications.

A good sign Of the times is the grow
ing number of Educational periodicals,
as we'll as the growing number of news
papers and magazines which have "Edu-
c~ational Departments" The press gen
orally is giving more attention to Educ;,-
tional topics. The papers Of the South
are doing remarkably well in discussing
Educational questions and in manufoctur-
ing Educational sentiment, which is bound
to accomplish great good.
The MoaH9y IjSior, of Norfolk. Va,
discourses On Our Public Schools" as
follows:
The Public or Free-School system il
the Southern States, especially IN Viz
ginia and North Carolina, has, within the
past eighteen months, received such az
impetus apd such ieEi latiye assistance, as
to justIfy tie bighe@ hopes Of is Warnl'
| est friends but, without the cooperation
of those who should be interested. little
can be expected.
First, we need good teachers. since good
teaching can emanate from no others. II
is an axiom in Pedagogic circles, that a:
the Teacher SO the school; hence we cal
upon our superintendent to test we'll the
qualifications of all applicants to discard
personal influence and caste considerations
and let merit be the passport. No mat
tier if Mrs. A. is a widow with six helpless
children Mr.. B..a pillar in the church
Nj. C. an intimate friend of the Super
intepdent and every trustee in the county
Miss ID. the only support of her father
family-who, by-the-by, was n of the
popular men in the district has the ap
plicant merit above other competitors, i
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Dur Agent,

Mr.. VIM. +. Head. is c~anvassinS the
Bounty for the purpose of receiving sub
.criptions to tho HERALD AND TRIBUNE
The people are responding chcerfully to
'lis demands. and We hope i'll a short
time to have the name of every good citi-
YEN in the county Oh our books. \ great
rr portion of u paper will be devoted to
agriculture and Education. Every object
,,nding to advance the interest and pros
Dsrity of our people will receive a hearty
rs'ponSe at our hands. thereby making
4 welcome visitor to every family.
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Teachers.

Teachers who desire certificates are re-
.quested to meet tho Examining Board on
the Second Saturday of February 1872 at
10 o'clock. in the Female School Build
ing. All teachers who have 10 certificate
are requested to be present.
j. l.. LAMr>oN,
r.. III. DUNCAN,
III. PRESNELL.
Examining Board.
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New Paper.

A new daily paper will be started at
Chattanooga about the 18th Feb.
The paper will be Republican in poll
tics, and will be edited by DR.. Sam Bard,
a we'll known journalist of Atlanta, Ga.
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Strange.

Mr.. Nelson Crabtree, mail-carrier on
the Kiugsport route, informs us that he
has a turkey hen mat has filled her nest
with eggs and is now setting. This must
he a new species of the bird, as VIC have
never knew one before to produce eggs IN
the winter season.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18

The other day a Montreal tailor sent
his bill to a magazine editor. He was star
tied a few hours afterwards by its bling
returned with the note appended" Your
manuscript is respectfully declined"
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5Gssd.

During last year, Mr. j.. +. Gri,hsm.
4 lsrk Of the County Court, issued two
hundred and five marriage license. The
population OF old Washington il on the in
grpaAp
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Phillip PhiIIipS,

: The Sweet Singer, will be in Greene
elIlc OH Saturday the 10th inst. and sing
st the NJ. F.. Church. His fame for sing
Bug is known all over the world.
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Undertakes.

Mr.. f. VI. Jackson, of this place, has
OH hands an assortment OF nice collins,
that he offers to sell on reasonable terms.
These collins are of finest finish. This is
Il new branch of business i'll our town and
thOsc who have the misfortune to lose
their friends will find it to their advantage
to call OH Mr.. Jackson. See advertisement
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18
wooD. WOOD!

Those of our pai p wood, are notified
ling il along WIN -
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18

o. II. SMITH q Co, los, GAY Street,
Knoxville. are Offering better bargains in
before. The reason of their great success
is they buy and sell for Cash. july27tf
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18

BUY your school Books of o. Il. SMITH
y %. i.S Cay Street. Knoxville. They
"u! W large quantities from the publish
- a3I oilrr great inducements to coun-
irv merchants. i,Iy5=tl
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o CATIO N L.
BY H.

= Tncrei Is within every man a divine ideal, the
type after which he was created, the germs of
a perfect person, and IL is the Office of education
10 favor and direct these germs. "-KANr.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18
Fire i'm RogersviIle.

We learn the Rail Road Depot at Rog-
.rsville with its contents, was entirely dc.
stroyed by fire on last Monday night.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18

Travel on the cars of a cold nigh, big
crowd. Sizing stove, if you wish to know
what a CRATE benefactiOn to humanity Is
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid.
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been perma-
nently cured of that dread disease, Con-
SUMPTION, by simple remedy, is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. TO all who desire it, he
will send Il copy of the prescription used,
free of cllargc), with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they
will find aSURE CURE for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON,
2G4 South Third Street WilliamSburgh,
New York. 7lnov9w52
GrsVcr 81 Bakers
Sewing Machine cxcels in all these in-
portant points:
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machine
ry.
Using both threads directly from the
spOols.
No fastening of seams by hand and no
waste of thread.
Wide range of application without
change of adjustment.
The seam retains it's beauty and firm
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done by
other Sewing Machines, these Machines
execute tie most beautiful and perma-
nent Embroidery and ornamental work.
V. TEETER, Agent,
.Jouesborough, Tenn.
nov30tf
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Burglary.

A few nights since the depot at Carriers
Station was robbed of several tickets, and
some of the tickets were actually used by
parties. visiting Knoxville. We think
this will be a good chance for the State
Attorney to send some body to Major
OConner's Workshop.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18

On Saturday evening last, while put
ting off some freight for this place at the
depot, Il can containing coal oil took fire
from a lantern used by one of the en-
plOyces. Mr.. Oakley, the efficient Agent
seized the burning can and threw it ont
of the car, otherwise, the car and con-
tents would have been destroyed. The
prompt action of Mr.. Oakley, no doubt,
prevented 4 large fire, and n very great
destruction of property in the vicinity OF
the depot. Mr. Oakley received a slight
burn OH the hand which was the only
damage except the loss of the oil.
Every PARTICLES of poisonous matter is
carried ont of the system. the pale and
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all h rposc OF O Laxative
Medicine.

Perhaps no one mcdi
I'd cine IL so universally
required by every
body as n cathartic,
-EN nor was ever any be-
EG5EZGH fore so universally
NyedD q; 81: ::: $f'. $3.50 IS 8 ;; 81 : ; ;;; 4; !; !:
/ purgativc PfU. Tho
obvious reason h.,
that IL II q more reiia-
bic and far moro ~
fectual remedy than any other. Those who have
tried IT, know that it cured them thoso VINO nave
not, know that IL cures their neighbors ana friondsi
and all know that what it does once II docs als
ways - that it never fails through amy fault or neg.
glect of its composition. Wo have thousands upon
thousands Of certi1catcs of their remarkable curcs
OF the following complaints, but slch cures are
nnoEn III every he eH,e9 ~ IN ly aaa and mH conddiiions
In all cIimatcs containing neither calomcl nor any
deletcrious drug, they may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coatfnS preserves tncia
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise frou1
their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on Tho
internal visccra TO purify the blood AMI stimulate
IL into healthy action remove the Distinctions
of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF
the body, restoring their irregular action 20 health.
and by correcting, wheroyor they exist, such dc
engagements rs are the FIRST origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given In the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which those
For ESysIsesss.s. or indigestion, LssfIess-
ness, LangnOr and Loss of Appetite thcy
should be taken moderately 90 stimulate the S'oh1-
aeh, aud restore its healthy tone and action.
For Eivcr Complaint and its various symp-
toms, EBfIfous RHeailche, SICK 1keaA1.
nche. or Green kBtl-
soas COIfc and Bilious Ecvers they sboosf
DO iudiciOusly taken for each case, To corroct the
diseased action or rcmoyc the distractions which
cause IL.
For noysentcry or Dlarrhcna, bI.t ono
mild dose h. generally required.
For ri hcaz3asisrs,. esOus, Gravel, Pal>
pstatIOa OF the Heart, Pafn fn thc
kiGe, Bark and LOiza, tioy should he confnr
uourly taken, rs required, to change tho diseased
action OF the system. With such cirange those
complaints disappear.
For EsroFay and Hs-ofsIeal sweliinea
they should be taken In large and frequent doses
to produce the effect az u drastic purge.
For suppression o large dose should he
taken as It produces the desired effect by Gym
patty.
rs n Dinner Pm. tako one or two Pfhis 10
promote digestion and rciicvc the stomach.
An occasional lose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appeihe,
and inyigorates the system. Hence u Is Ofen ao-
yantageons where no serious arrangement cNists.
Ono who feels tolcrably well, often finds uhat y
dose of these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and rcnoyrting eucct GU
tac digestive apparatus
DR.. y. g. ATER e. CO., Practical oscDtafas
LOWELL. MISS, u. s. 4.
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Puzzle.

The following puzzle is going the
round of the press. Any young lady be-
tween the age of Is and Go, who can read
it correctly, and will call Mt this office,
is promised a kiss from our much wills
kered. and heavy moustached local edi-
tor. h we consider quite an induce
ment to solve the problem as the afore-
said whiskers are young and tender, of
rare color resembling that of the '-beau-
tiful snow"
Read see thai me
Up will I'll have
And you have you'll
Down and Won If
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Every PARTICLES of poisonous matter is
carried out of the system. the pale and
sallow will become fresh and vigorous, by
using Simmons Liver Regulator.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18
Quite "a Blaze.

so Sacks Family Flour. for sale at
MAIONEY Il SIMPLIFY.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18

Perhaps no one mcdi
cine IL so universally
required by every
body as n c~atbartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore 30 universally
adopted into use, In
cvery country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
%purgativc PiH. Tho
obvious reason is,
that IL IL q more reiia-
hIn md fnr morn -
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18

..Fsre the well, Major, and ifforever,
sill forever fare the we'll"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-18

ent Of thompson was the happy recipi-
fr,r, " nve thousand dollar bracelet.
we hands of the Duke Alexis.
"4'eFtlse lp the Herald and Tribune
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-13
tru,,, the ROcl<brid-c Eati.>.

kucEURIpGE BATHS. }
August :. 49,.
L,G,t+ y mr@rh: The first fancy and
,r,>ql,rl~,d, l.di oi tn" season came cil ii the
i.arit~ i",t ,Icun-. the Ith instant I'll"
u.fal .l,.,i,,,> were ri,-cnlud for ia" danrir;.
,Ghi,. ,llI ampl' tinr %iNcu all lovers al
rn,> -,,r II fun fer t,r selection OF CiEliac-
arirr-. preparation ut corllEiC>, Nc. NJ >
+. VI. The d"I- 81 the Spacious ballroom
u,yr ihrowa urcn HWd HE ma>gucrldclH
na!rA.d in lot tho inspection of the lockers
go. Who w,r" ty II" means few in number.
~. .l:r>ila I'iilin% Il march tIrm Faust.
! f." l.5uH H.. i Il IL, ui ',u.N" OF thC rEai'-
i,i-. N;uun- IT," @"ullcmyn. 4. +. rhlii.
tn. N.ior; L. Il. Erown, Revolutionary utli
,l. /. H. iru'd. EdptAn1ink, j. t. k"hlc,
Ton t.c>ar =. T.. >hippand II. ". B..twiir>,
- utiyoIu; :. +. PAYNE. Gcmt|cmaa OF he
uldcu Tine; I. Wrrhcr. Tom Green ;
:. Ayrc>, Dolly Warden Gent; Phil.
I. Brown, Monk. Among the ladies: Mrs.
!nil. +. Brown. Gypsy Queen : Miss adams.
Morning: Mrs. Nichols. Night Mis- Stjrc>.
Flora McFHm,,'N: Miss Ho>scuN. Spanish
Lady; MIR. Wcibonlr. Name!c>s Child.
Al utih" characters were We'll >cieclcdand
sustained, aud very decided taste cvincrd in
IN, Tics. Among the gentlemen, our attCn-
tlun Wus especially called 10 the commanding
.tlH"au"r -! the revolutionary officer, and we
Wrir carried back 10 the days when
this Eyluilir was Sirtr in politics, man.
,,,~, aud religion. Captain .]lnks and Don
,.,.,i came lrum Lexington. Va. where they
we're avra and rai&cH--With difficulty. Cap
in link acted his lnll most admirably. II $
..irlir movements and Gr"ICS',Ir cNpiutlon-
'I.rl,I iur aprlnll,c OF tile entire crowd.
Inlg,t Ia ,rN that Dom Caesar WAS
Wo,iudri u, = pin, uWinG 10 il sudden dun
lt,~n hi, vision.
E.t nMNpin Twin, were decidedly con-
.ijrliu!l.. Mr.. Brown told Us Fra Diayolo
!l5,.tnl the devil. which we think likely, ~ in
appearance we never Sdtr TWO beings more
t&arou@hIy dcNil-;>h. They made the Iadic,
,rv.
Among the ladies wc must not fail to nett
ls.p lhc biirN ,l3acn, whose weird move
tI.,%'> al noticed nlt! admired 30 graceful
ll iu"Nrmrul, 80 free in the dance, that we
t"n@cd l"i The opportunity to inspect Tie lace
"l III. accomplished actress.
FIr,t ctul" II lit, sable goddess, peaceful
nd >tlll : then The Morning star, bright and
@N. tWin>t"d with respondent beauty.
!!I.rA Of III" departure 81 nights r!latle>
"Hd m coming light. Flora McF!mScy and
lA" Naluclc>s Child sustained their parts
vii. III" hail W" pronounce Il success, rs
W 0l-u The supper. Mr.. Phil. Brown. ri
F'tr'>hurg. Va, Il tie proprietor ii this dc
i'-h'tul summer resort i'll the mountains.
sad his ho~pi1ab!c nwnncr& guarantees wei
:H'H" 'pT The visitor. The uliIn I'll I'll arrivals
r 'gm>g, daily. Q!!'e number from your
cay. MokK ANON.
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a,fSt,, she Whi.c sr,phu,r..
WntrE SUtfntK sfklSds;
4 Ii~,,a. i1,tS 1u


Editors Dispatch During fduf ddss 81
last week the average daily arrivals at these
Springs was one hundred aud four. and as
DIVIDED Yet The PROPRIETOR finds places to
put his guests in.
On Saturday fhe 'Monticcllo Guard y
struck tents and turned their faces home
ward. Ere they took the train, they rested
under the Shade Of thc noble trees in front
of the residence of the proprietor of these
springs; and ut l24 o'clock were drawn up
into line, when General Bcauregard adj
dressed them, commencing their soldierly
hearing md appearance, and alluded TO the
Ninctccntt Virginia regiment, Of which
this rtmpinS formed part. and the gal
l4atfy ami lrarcry whIcli that regiment had
HispIarcd tliiri|g the entire ~ar: Al arhrtj.
PIRATE reply WAS mad" by CaI'tHin Wcrtcn-
ak,r. General Iinukcr. of Mississippi, was
loudly called for, to winch lie responded in
most eloquent term. These speeches re-
ceircd each three rousi < cheers and tiger.
Mr. Pcyton then generously invited the
Guards to dinner, which was highly enjoyed
and appreciated by the boys. While the
G,iard were cncampcd Mr.. z. sent them
mutton {cookcdl and other catables. Camp
Bcaulcgard. among the >,l-ar NAPLES at the
White sulphur springs. will be talked about
by the BOYS for lon" time to come Is the
plmr whcrr they were made happy and spent
a ,l|ra<.in tune
on Tl,ur-dav night Mas aroitStd in cinb
Dc'wrt,! II auu II o clock ii get ~ and sec
the hcavcu>. all lighted Up. The scene was
Grand and sublime. Never before had | wit
messed So beautiful and brilliant Il display Of
the aurora borcfis.
Goycrnor Walker. Of Virginia, arrived here
Saturday night.
Yesterday Sunday morning 1T II o'clock
M ezra train lett here with the body of
Mtlor Thnila> j. Randolph, Jr.. Of Abe
,rnrlv. who was killed br II blast of rock on
TIE Ii.r~aptakn and ONO railroad last week.
Ills wife, Dr.. ": c. \. Randolph This bro
tier, and other relatives Of the family, ac-
colnpNi'd the remains TO the in!ermcnt,
probably ut Monticello.
Religious services were held in the church
on thr lawn and in the ballroom Sunday
morning Rev. Mr. Stringtrllow, Of the
Episcopal Church. preaching in the former
,l:.,r ana Rex. Mr.. McMrcr, of the Mctlo-
dit Church, in lhC latter.
An cxrnr>ion party from Charlottesville is
expected here Oh Tuesday. and will return
humc on he next day.
\ good rain tell here Sunday evening.
Ais , we did hot quite otcrroliic Ill the
evils that exist in North Carolina. In Sc
curing majority of the Legislature and OF
congressman We have done well. aud in No
y,inlcr we Shall compli>h more, aud redeem
tin. state. IturInl for the Tar Heels and The
| old vh;tr.h!tct philosopher
MoHtIcELLo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-13

Mrs. Agnes Bullock, Virginia lady, r
Gently cut new set Of teeth, though she is
ninety-six years old. She was splitting
kindling wood, when the teeth, which were
worth sixty dollars, fell out of her mouth
and the AK dropped on them. Her husband
SAYS it will be Il great many years before she
gets another Sc to cut.-St. LOUIS CODE.
a Detroiter has received an order which
allows him to forward 800 rats per month TO
parties in New York ii nc can get them. he
had four traps IN one of the elevators sat'if-
dry, and his captures amounted to twenty went.
four rats. He .proposes to iElSG fifty traps I'D
operation this week, Free I'sssss Is