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Aericulfure i'm Turkey.

Touching this subject an American
writes that: A farmer, therefore, has
no motive to raise more products than
will suffice his own neighborhood.-
Turkey exports little wool; she ought
to export large quantities Of it, and also
of wheat, cotton and tobacco. Labor
lis cheap, and cotton might be raised,
manufactured at home, and exported
to Europe. Instead of this Turkey inn
/ ports most of her cloths. Antioch
raises great quantities Of sugar cane,
sells 1t to the children for chewing, and
| imports most of her sugar. Weaving
lby hand was formerlya great business
in all the interior cities, but the looms
have been stopped by the great Euro
pean factories. when Europeans try
to establish factories here, they are 30
annoyed by the local Turkish Govern
ments that many have been abandon
3D., A French licorice mandatory at
Antioch, and an English cotton-miil in
the same city, are examples Of the
NTM ~
wantofs encouragement given BY the
Government to manufactures, :. ~
Agriculture Is In very primitive
state. The plows are crooked beams,
sometimes shod with iron. They of
course have no mould boards, and
simply scratch the ground to the depth
of three or four inches. Between Alep-
po and Antioch is land as rich as anyl
in the world, though It has been cul-
tiy&ted five thousand years, and itt
yields good crops, though the farmersl
have only lately learned that manure Isl
good for soil. With proper culture
magnificent crops might be obtained,
but the great lack is a market. ItIcostsl
more to carry a bushel Of wheat 1901
miles here than It does in America to
carry IL from Chicago to New York. -
And ii. takes longer too. sil; i','. e, I.
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A MiIlionaire carried to his grav,


A millionaire carried to his grave
by his own sorrowing workmen, was q
spectacle witnessed at Albany on Fri
day last, the occasion being the funeral
OF the late Ersstus Corning. Well viii
1t be for capitalist and laborer when
the relation between them becomes
universally what it was between this
noble hearted man and his workmeD.
The Ohio Legislature is asked Inform
alton concerning the, character and
habits Of the potato bug. If the COM
mittee appoined will purchase copy
OF What I know about Farming, =
they viii learn how to cultivate the
potato bug, pretzels, and many other
Interesting and useful things. as
Charity is an eternal debt, and with.
out limit. a.is = ls,ase -
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gaftfv
TIE F0X HUNYERS.

? = ~ -
rona ssribpss' 1 Nortaiy.
.srhe xn6x iies fres.l on Chester Bsa
10 lake red Rsynard's fetlooks fair.
His scent Is sure for the wind II stiil
Above the Deiawars's frozen glares-
Bring out yer fox-houn's. Jssper Giik
Aa' let ,sm snug ,the horafn. sirr'
60 numbered st she eAhzn door
OF grizzly Jasper In the glen.
The keelesf shot on Homen's shore,
known miles around as Bearekln Ben
whose weafher-beatsn Fisaee boro r =
the tracks Of hfsy years and ten.
..Untie the brave old houn' whose voice
Ismellower thsn nesfiEs bell
Loose siik-ear'd Fan for ne, my c:soies
'Mong all the dogs In Beaver Deli,- s4--s.
They're pair 70 make the heart rejoice
An bound like ouck when hunted welli''
Gray Jasper heard his conFade cal,
And, whistling 20 his eager pack. -
Down snatches from the cabin wall
His rife, hung on stag horn rack;
Bids wife farewell till twilight fall.
And strides away on ne red foztraek,
Der mountain crest. cross Iowiand vale,
Where Hero hotiy leads the chase.
These binf old woodsnen press ths trail.
Close Indian file, with tireiess pace
Til, hAiki the fox hounds deep toned hall
ProcIaims the game on THE hopss-s:reteh
race. fftEff dfitFEHl
Athwart the brow OF Chester Hm
Scared Reynard, like s blazing sun.
Flies on before his foes, until.
Verlesping rock and ice bound run,
He draws the aim Of Jasper Gill
Along the barrel OF his gun.
The lsdges ring to the rifles crack
The fatal bullet whistles past
A loud .halIoo'' comes echoing back
To Bearskin Ben, on the rising blast;
A crimson sireau hsdyes the track--
And Reynhzd strikss - iaas y iasL
"cali in tss a6ssss crsss Jasper GiiE
THE sport Is done. the chase is DER.
I've GIN yon thieving skulk q pill
He'll rob my poultry yard no more.
Come, Ben. let's beat to the cabin still.
Where the old wife waits Ms at the door, ,
Beside a roaring hickory blaze.
With laugh and joke. and rustic cheer.
These glib-tongded eronies sound ths praise
or dog and gun in Molly's ear.
TIL the old DANES needle almost plays
tune through her good mans huntinl
gear. Asl
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they have the privilege Of seixing like
men, had they only manly liuck.
/ Nils Nynsten's Eomestead vas cpe
|et So which had been eatered In the
Iiheoln e. szIzhd nEdes. before last
New Years. The number there enter
ed since New Years Is sol.
The B. & NJ Railroad Company have
sod s51, ,705 acres 20 ans bayers, on
ten years cresiit and ak Per cent. In
terest.
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l.Attachiaent Notice.
1''l'IG II IL wnkinsoh, Pialntir,


yd James ], MeK Knight. defendant
REFoRE I. Neiswanger. ], p, OF Richland
ID Township, Belmont County, Ohio. On the
18th day OF March, 1879 said Justice issued an
order OF Attachmenttn the above action for
the sum OF 50 % aud tho probable costs.
said writ has been served and returned and
Will be for b caring on the 18th day OF May, ISi2
A. Iosclocss pm. 1oi Jifii ~ nlltNE
~ @. WILKINSON, =,
st. Clairsville, April 9, lS72,-ap4-1w I
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O Itis,of no advantage to have a lively
mind II We are not Just, The lperfec.
tion ofthe pendulum Is not to 60 iast,
but to be regular.
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choice he made sundfy improvements
for month. He finished him a dug.
out and stacked twelve tons of wild
hay. III q Il n Ill
1is r,l1rca xryoo r1oxv Qr,nrlfv eave 0ue
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time Put up i1 large and small sire boxss-
gives perfect satisfaction. Send star,p fr,r ra,s
NAYERLY. Address @. +. WHITNEY 4 81
50 MIX St. Boston. Mass. 1,oSsss
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lisrellautuns.
SEVEN HUNDRED NILES ON
FOOT.

Mis- Scesson Nynstes, the Honaesteoder
Where there's a VIZ dsere's a
Way.
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We are again on, hands with large
ais .sg,sd ssonstock Of q looaaz adj
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In . 9sesI iii esssl q i5snitsoi isiE-
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BY PROF. J. D. BUTLER.
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glass o sna tieski.sss Of yosith, if Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured byits use.II Nothing can restore
theoihair where the follicles are de-l
-stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved BY this application, and stina-
lated into activity, so that q new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
meAt, it viii keepit clean and vigorous j
. Ita occasional use win prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so u1l-i
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterions substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iaju!
rio.is to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it, IF wanted
merely, fer d q HAIR DRESSING,
nething else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts,
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
iustre, and a grateful perfume, /
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co3 /
= Practical and Analytical Chemists. y
nllgLOWELL, MASS. 5n u 813d'
Sold in st. Olairsville, Ohio, by \ 2 "a
III, Patterson.
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Repairing again to the farm of his
choice he made sandfy improvements
for a month. He finished him a dug
out and stacked twelve tons of wild
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Hair Vig|:olrl.'.,, r.. J !.
.jfrEfI 1es4 b.
For restoring to Gray Hair sitsb
: natural Vitality and C6lprs: e. y1g .

7aA dressing
which is at
once agreeable, Z
-healthygHahd
,efsctuaf for
preserving the
hair. II soon
RESTORES faded
orr grey Adir''
to its origiaGl
sLlL.sa....xIlaTE
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H O MAS,
WHOLESALE Il AND blRE7ZAk
,T15 -y.,s3 DEALERS IN = n .9lS
cLOTHs, CASsfMERs, BLANKETS. NUS
LINS, PRINTS, YELvETS. FRENCH
is-'l Ii iMERIN0 sHAlIIS. 15yA GENTS gefi- 81 j

3T5g 70 crs GLOVES. &c. 1T 49,, -
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5llI5 i Zieo ,1lasmid yai99TD 99gEofl =
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a ui - .,si.i,,it - si.eS,ii5, gsis,'.I Z.
l'-'ii -sa9O .iisb slil TO ys'F oj iaR
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leaving q large sum IN the hands of the
American Consul to- be forfeited II
they were not returned Within the
time stipulated SaAccompanyinR them
is a haIf-eivilized cannibal woman, con
verted and educated by the Methodist
missionaries. ll She reads 1uently and
pleasantly from the Bible printed iH
1jian Language, and she already ex-
erfs q powerful moral infiaence, over
these saYagRs. They takea lively In
terest in hearing her read thai history
of our Saviour. 5Theyearnestly declare
their convictions that eatiag human
flesh isswr0ng, and faithfully promise
never again toiattempt itzndT They ara
intelligent and d0eiiesi Their charaets
eristicl war adancess and rude marches,
as well as their representation Of Cam
uible manners and customs, ara pecus
liarly interesting and instructive. 1t
Is perhaps needless to- add that the
eenis for theirsreturn will be- forfeited.
They are Rlready alearning to speak
and read our Language, and Il hope
soon to put them In the way Of being
converted 60 Dhristiafiis ~ even If by SO
doing the title Of 81 Missionary be add
ed to the many already given me by
the public. 81 stssts,fs y a7..s ,,,S'et -
Il II TfhReIfoIlowihg 1 happy hit is from the
pen Of Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER
as ii appeared in that excellent paper
ofwhlch he Is editor, the N II, C2srist-
ian Ujsi0u Of Feb. 18th, 1872: 'o.zs ~ =, =
Should nota paternal government
get some limit 70 the enterprise of
Brother Barnpm; with reference at
least, to the ,consid ideratlons OF, public
safety? Here upon our desk; lies an
indication Of bis last perilous venture.
He invites us ssand one friend'-Iio
conditions as to condition" specified
fu q private exhibition of four hiring
cmiai6dLs, which he hes obtained from
the Fiji Islands, fos his travelling show.
We have beaten up, in this Office,
among the lean and tough, and those
most easily spared In an emergency,
FOR volunteers to visit the Anthopopha-
I'D, and report; butneyer has the retir-
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per day to my. -
My assembled sscabinetp rolled their
eyes in astonishment.
Father, are you crazy?" asked Hurd,
with look of despair. t 81 1s ~. ~
mot much, !" I replied. sssTsasiio,il
"Now,o / continued, 81 see the show
is too big to drag from village to village
by horse power, and I have long sus-
pected it would be, and have laid my
plans accordingly. Iwill Immediately
Telegraph to all the principal railroad
centres between here and Omaha, Ne
you what il. will cost to transport my
whole show, taking leaps OF 2 hundred
miles or more in single night when
necessary, SO as to hit gOod-sized towns
every day in the season. III can do
this with sixty or seventy freight cars,
six passenger cars and three engines,
within such a, figure as I think 1t ought
to be done for, / will do 1t. ."ssn .3s :
The cabinet adjourned for five days
and It is worth something to see how
|astonished, and apparently pleased, the
yartens nen1be rs looked as they with
drew. .fJses37 hifs 10 sral.f rsoa
Z. AT the appointed time all met again
The railroad kilograms were generally
favorable, and we, then and there, re-
solved t0trahsport my entire Museum,
Menagerie and Hippodrome, all Of the
coming season, by rail, eniistinga pow
|er which, il expended on traversing
common wagon roads, would he equiv
|alent to too thousand men and horses.
| If life and health are spared me till
another spring, viii report the result
OF thus setting on foot mighty ''army
with banners" Butifit Is wisely ap-
pointed that some other han shall re-
cord 1t, I confidently trust that the
American public win bear witness that
Hound great pleasure In contributing to
their rational enjoyment. PIT. B.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19

TuE natural history editor Of the
Lexington Press tells this: a lady re-
siding In a city not hundred miles
from Lexington is the possessor OF two
pets, a monkey and parrot. which
are by no means congenial friends; In
fact, Mrs. C. was In the habit OF lock
ing up the monkey whenever she LEFT
the house, for fear Of his belligerent
qualities. One evening, alas! she
neglected to do SO, and the monkey
coming In found the parrot rife for a
fight, and n very desperate one
ensued. The monkey ruthlessly pulled
out every feather Of the unfortunate
parrot, and broke up the mantel orna-
ments, and smashed things generally.
When Mrs. Z. returned she found the
monkey chattering Oh the mantel
piece, and out crept the parrot, look
Ing deeply injured and greeted her
with, We've had devil Of time. "
The appropriateness Of the remark
created shout Of laughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19

Two young Nashvillians were con-
verslug Sunday evening upon the sub
ject Of natrimony. One Of them,
whom we shall call NJ, expressing a
desire to get married, the other, H.,
mentioned a certain lady, saying ''she
would make YOU good wife," NO
she wouldn't" replied NJ, she Is too
DID," "well." said H., - should
consider the fact OF her being older
than yourself a great advantage. for
you see you would be benefited by
her superior wisdom and Judgment"
NO" responded the matrimonially
inclined youth, ~ don't want to be
benefited by her superior wisdom; |
intend to be ut the head Of my house
when | get married. and want to
marry a woman who knows less than
/ de-" "why, you don't want to
marry an idiot, DO you?" anxiously
inquired II.
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NOTICE..

HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED wM; ny.
DoANE a. my Deputy, to transact al ou-i-
ness for me In my name during my absence
East. wM HI. DOASE can be fund At the
once of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur
anes Company, Medin Building, street, .fom
JOHN Il. MILLS.
ylrgiaia City, December /, lsT2. deli lw
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CASH 'UPl

1.NEs HEATING. LATE OF THE COR
nsr saloon. Main street, Gold Hill, desires
10 potify ali who are indebted to him thai ns 10
now collecting in what moneys arc eus nm, a
.nt .nu nithont fufther notice; otherwise he VIII
Se OBLIGED TO place their accounts IN tns nsaos
Of an oficsr blythe Ilth instsnt-a week ~ ~
next Ssturday-isr colls<Aon. e~"
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kRoYuX claims to have COW that
can climb into wagon. unite 4 sack
OF oats or corn with her teeth, unlock
4 cellar door, and so down cellar and
cat up all the Winter stock Of cabbage,
or climb \ ladder into the haymow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19
rEAcHINa PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Eighty lit.lc urchins
Coming through the door,
Pushing, erowding, making
A tremendous roar.
Why don't you keep quiet.
Can't you mind the rule:
Bless me this is pleasant,
Keeping public school.
Eighty little pilgrims
On the road TO fame!
II they fail 10 reach IL,
Who will be TO blame:
High and lowly station,
Birds OF every feather,
On Q common level
Here are brought together.
Dirty little faeer,
Loving little hearts,
Eycs brimful OF mischief,
Skilled In all the arts.
That's precious darling!
What are you about!
"May pass the watcr!
please may 20 outs'
Boots and shoes are shufiiinc,
Slater and books arc rsttling.
And in the corner yonder
Two pugilists are battling!
Others cutting didoes-
What q bothera'ion!
No wonder we grow crusty
From such association.
Anxious parent drops In,
Merely to inquire
Why his olive branches
Do not shoot higher.
o.. ha wa pta hia children
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9 v. 4 T. II. II.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

I'M AND AFTER TUESDAY. OCTOBER
" ], 1872, . - saae-H.r ssaS
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MUSIC TEACHING.

r JACOBSON. PROFESSOR >~A
L., Of Music, will give Lessons iSS
IN that polite and popular accom- -\SSA
piishment 10 all Who desire. on the VA ~
VIOLIN, GUITAR, -CoRNET,
FLUTE and other Instruments. BE can be
fouud at his rooms In the International Hotel,
virginia City, or pupils will be attended at their
residences, II desired. All the latest Waltzes,
onsdrirles and other dancing musie Just re.
Ssiysd and for sale. mold I'm