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n vculd look well In Repubilsam, w. s,s
=" hive CHARLEY WlThEHEL ~
Charge Of the Regtsfration .H 1Sne
Term ADJ Oc ate
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.xpuRKICAN SPEAKING On mon
DAY NIGHT.

We believe We are authorized 20
announce that the Hon. William
Woodburn will address the voters OF
Ormsby county, at Moore i Parker s
Hall. on Monday night = election eve;
Suck is the present understanding.
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NyOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

~ the undersigned registry agent VIII receive
objections T. the right to vote on the part OF any
person registered on the foregoing list OF voters
to the 5th dsv of November A. 1872. All per-
sons, whose names may be enormously entered
in the above list, are requested to appear at my
Office and have such error corrected
All objections to the right 10 vote shs'i Nc
made only BY a qualified elector liz writing, set
ting forth the ground Of objection or disqusliti-
cation, and sworE to, or attrned to, to the oess
of his knowledge and belief.
~ 1919 JAMES MORRIS,
Registry agent for Empire and Brunswick Mill
Precincts, Ormsby county, Nevada
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ARepub lican Vote Is q thing o. ,, s, !.
1s'.n = D.woerntic Vote.
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Nor,cE-Hereafter the Express o.hee'os Wefis,
Fargo Co will close at 9 y O'Clock, P NJ Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box Up to 10 O'CLOCK
P NJ viii be forwarded by the nlsn1 train
ssoIw H. f. EsCE, Agent.
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Kendall will Vote for Horace " ~,
let no Grant Man fai! 10 P"5
sI,a Reward Of his SO doing.
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Republicans! Close the Ranks: u 10.
~. Of vomr Watchfulness.
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,iro Precinct.
johnson James
Kinney William
brill David
Kohl Stephen
kiely Paterick
Kinder Sampson
Lyman d Is
Lebo j r
Lebo Henry
Lockwood Al
Laws Jabez
Lsns W NJ
Lcru Z q
LANCE Henry
May Eugene
Maley Pat
Mcdonald VIM
Murphy John
Mcleod William
Moses Marks
Martin Vim . II
Murphy John mo p
McCaffrey james
Norris James
Mcmahon Martin
Mcmahon Rcuel
Obi George
Potter Thomas
Peterson PS
Packard Peter
Peters Patrick
Perkins William
Perry Dsniel n
Perry George S
Richey Jehn
Robertson Alex l.
Randall George p
VI ;Rippe John
Rosenberg Abner
Reboli Domenica
Richey Abe
Rees Charles E
Remsburgh ! A
q ShalIaberger jacob
Saben A B
c ,Stahl Henry y
Stivers John
Smith II II
ScuIling H
Spencer john "
SwsrtZ George
os Stadtmuller Ed
Thompson Vim II
5 Temple " B A
Walworth James
Wolfersberger George
WALTZ rschlld Joseph
Wols.rsberge Charles
Welter Adam
Weeks Charlie
Weston Henry
Wagner LOUIS
othy Warner Aaam
re Wulser Jacob
Williamson Thos
Whitman Charles
4 I Williamson James +
Wipperman William
Wagner Phillip
Winn Richard 4
Warner, Peter
Younger. Thomas
I Zeim.tz Thomas
Zeimetz George
registered. ...-.......--...-Ii
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ertion upon the morrow.

Thorpe BOASTS that he has got Msson
1H~Snte,l. Let us show that lnfntu-
.r.S Confederate that he Is Mistaken.
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Let MS INCREASINGLY S4uelch Sore
headisnl.
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Republicans: Stand by the Bes
and most Compliant County treas
urer in Nevadn-H. s. Mason.
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PERSONS DESTROYS OF renting rooms IN priVa'e
residences are requested to let the same DC
known to LApD KELLY. IS there Is contiou'
ally demand for the same
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If You Vote for Doc Waters you So'e
for n Postum for the Senate
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II YOU think of a vote OF Whose Sf0tu
You nre in doubt, go for him.
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Empire
Ambrose, Nick.
Arans, Matthias
Anderson, Morte0
Bryant, A S
Booth. NJ P
Busse. James
Bost, Reuben
Best, Noah
Bourgeois, A
Barlow, Robert
Baitinger, John A
Bri sht. q S
Brouker, James A
Brashiers, Hiram
Blye. Daniel c
Bleie, JOHN L
Bearce, Isaac
Buett. Nelson
Budleman, +
Beer, Thomas
Bland, John
Baxter, William
Clancy, John
Casey. Thomas
Conoly. Timothy
Cock, Walter N
Coffin, L NJ
Cults, Roland H
Cults. Augustus
Coombs, E n
Chaplin, George NJ
Carr. Samuel NJ
DUNCAN. Michael
Dennis. d c
Downing, John
Dees, Daniel Il
Daily, William
Deichmann. Henry L
! Dille y, Jonah V
Eutu. George
Edwards, Joel
Freeman. A C
Flanders, C 4
Flanders, Samuel 9
Fisher, Daniel
Fabre, Ben amin c
truth, Matthias
Gilroy. John
Griffin, John
Geer. F NJ
Garlick, John
Genaro, Sebastians
Grady. John
Gulfoyle, Thomas
Hsnsen, John
Haugh, Daniel
Holden, Reuben
Hoover, j A
Hem, Frederick
Hess, + Il
Herring, Chss
Haarnan, Martin
Harrington, Timoth.
Hawkins Theodore
Hope James
Hening Samuel
Henderson James I
Ham Ephraim
Haynes Jehu
Isbell Nap b
Jones S Z
| Jones ADRIAN
johnson William
Zein
Tote, number regi
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REGISTRATION.

0EEICIAL LIST OF REGISTER RED
~ voters of Empire and Brunswick MIL XIV
c1ncts for the year 1872.
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WOOD MEN TAKE NOTICE!
lust RECEIVED AND SAFELY
stored in our new
Iron MaSaZi3es
500 KEGS CALIFORNIA POWDER
. And $4,000 Feet Fuse.
| This Powder WIS shipped at carload rstes and
| will be sold at AGENTS PRICES.
DAVIS 4 gibson,
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tnre we'll located-Sl, 500. Inquire OF
Ar,a1 J. E. LADD.
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New To-day.
FOR RENT.

ITO RENT-2 fine rooms wen .
n;shcd centrally located, $40 to Sl4 per
month. Inquire of lnal J. E. LADD-
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YTyHE STORE NOW OCCUfAED 81
N lew Possession given Immediately.
"a - H. F. RICE, Agent.
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DR.. Railways Perfect rurgative Pills.

perfe.tly tasteless. elegantly coated with swset
gum, purge regulate purify, cleanse, and strength
e".. Railways PHI, for the cure Of all disorders Of
the Stomach liver, bowels kidneys, bladder rcrv
Gus diseases headache. constipation, costiyeness
indigestion. dyspepsia. biousEe.s, bilious fever,
inflammation Of the bowels. piles, and all de-
rangemcnts Of the internal yisera. Warranted
to effect positive cure Purely vegetable. con-
tanning no murcury minerals or dclrterous drugs.
A few doses Of Railway Pills will free the Sys-
TEN from all the above named dilotlgrs. Price
% cents per box. Sold 10y Druggists,
Read " False dRd UWe.' Send letter stamp
to RADWAY 4 co, No. s. Maiden Lane, New
York. Information worth thousands will be sent
you. july F7lyl
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FEVER AND AGUE.
Railways SarsaparilIian Resolven

Has made the most astonishing cures. so quick,
80 rapid are the chtngas the body undergoes, un-
der the influence of this truly wonderful medicine.
That epery dag an increase in flesh and
,coigM IS seen and .tM.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Eryery drop of the Sirstparlian Rhsolyent
communicates through the blood, sweat urine ald
other fluids of the system. the vIgur of f for it
repairs the wastes Of the body With new aud sound
material Scrofula, Syphii, Consumption, Gland
ular disease ulcers IN the throat tumors Nodes in
the glands aud other pars OF the systcm sore eyes'
sruniUuus discharges from the ears, and The worst
form Of Skiu diseases, Eruj tons Fever sores,
Worms, Salt Rheum, ErySipclas, Tumors, Cancers
in the Womb are within the curative range Of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and Il few days
use will prove to any person using it Tor either of
these farmA of disease its potent power to cure
them If tie patient, daily becoming reduced by
the wastes and decomposition that Is continually
progressing, succeeds IN arrestng these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made from
healthy blood-and this tie Sirssparllian will
aud does secure--a cure is certain for when once
this remedy commences its work Of plri ication,
and succeeds in diminishing the loss Of wastes its
repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient
vii feel himself growing better and stronger, the
food digesiing better appeitclmproying, aud flesh
and weight increasing. Not only does the SGrsa.
pstiliau Resoyent excel all known remedial
agents in the cure OF Chronic SerfuouS, Consti-
iuienal and skin Diseases but ii is the only
positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel Diabetes
Dropsey, Stoppage Of Winter incontinruceoi urine,
Bright's disease, Albumin ia, and in all eases
Whtr' there are brick dust deposits, or the water
is thick. cloudy, mixed with substances like the
" bite Of an egg etc.
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2sAset Of SeiSsoriurs.
From the Winsted Herald.
Grandma.


Who is Il rams when baby fallsf
Who soothes to calm those awful squalls,
And for the camphor bottle calls
Grandma.
Who dandles baby on her knee,
And echoes back his merry ploe.
Or dosss him with eatnip tea?
Gran Ina.
Who makes doll babies of rag,
And rumages her ancient bag
For peppermints and candied fss'
Grandma.
Who sceks each little fault to hide,
And turn reproct and rod atide,
When parents would the darling ehids!
Grandma.
Who tells the tale of Jack and Gill
Who went for watcr up the hill,
And did the precious huid spill?
Grandma?
Who knits the little mittens red
And does such generous rations spread,
Of 'lasses on little bresdY
Grandma7
Who cons the blessed volume Ger.
And brings from its exhaustless store.
Such messages Of sacred lore?
A blessing on thy silver hair
Old time hath LEFT its traces there,
But only makes thee seem more fair.
GrandmaP
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Are endorsed and prescribed by more lealng
PhyHcians than any other tonic az s,imulant now
in Use. They are a SURE PREVENTATIVE
for Fever aud Ague. lntermittents Billousnes..
and all disorders arising from Miasnatic causes.
They are highly recommended as an anti-dyspep.
tie, and in eases Of indigestion are invaluable as
an Appetizer and Recuperant. and in cases OF gen
era debility they have never in single instance
failed in producing the most happy results. They
are particularly BENEFICIAL to FEMALES.
strengthening the body. invigorating the mind,
and giving tone and elasticity to the whole sys.
ten. The HOME Bl1TEkS are compounded
with the greatest care. and no Tonic Stnulant
has eytr been offered to the public pleasant to
the taste. and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, indvrscd by the medical fratern'
ty as the best known to the PharmaoopGa. II
costs little to give them fair trial, and
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- A gentleman having just lost his
wife visited a friend and being asked how
long he woula remain in town, answered
" Oh. for about a fortnight--lons enough
to spend ,ha honey ymocn Of my widow.
hood
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- A woman raised to the third pow.
or Of widowhood has the photographs Of
her three departed lords in group. with a
vignct,e Of herself in the centre, and under :
ncAlh is .hs inscription. The Lc.d will
provide"
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Initial Letter Paper n Envelopes,
'INIE most popular article Of the day, at
! Iu,y I c. u. HAnvHYh
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z. r.. r.
RADWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need any one
Suffer with Pain.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF IS CURE FOR
EVERY PAIN.
II wac the first and is
The Only Pain Remedy
that instantly stops the most eSerutiating pains,
allays inhamations and cures Congestions, wheth-
Of the lungs stomach, bowel. or other glands or
organs by one apI llcaton IN from one to twenty
minutes no matter how violent or excruciating the
pain the Rheumatic, bedridden, infrm crippled
Nervous. Neuralgic. or prostrated with disease
may suffer.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
win afford instant Ease.
Inflammation of the kidnevs Inflammation
OF the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bow
els. Congestion of the Lungs. sore
Throat. Difficult Breathing, Pal.
pitation Of the heart. Hyster-
les. Group Diptheria. Ca
.lnllucnza.Head-
ache. Toothache.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Cold ChillS Agne
Chills.
The aprleation Of the Ready Relief 10 the par
or PARTS where the pain or difficulty exists will af
ford ease aud comfort. Twenty drops in half tum-
BILE Of water will in few moments cure Cramps,
Srasms. Sour Stomach. Heartburn. Sick Headache,
Diarhea Dysentery, Cole, Wind in the Stomach
and all internal pains Travellers should always
cary bottle of Railways Ready Relief, with
them. few drops in water will prevent sickness
or pains from change Of water. 1t is better than
French brandy or bitters as stmulant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There is
not n remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious bilious.
scarlet, typhoid yellow aud other Fevers. (alded
by RApwAYs PILLs) so quick as Railways Rea-
Iy Relief. 50 cents per hottie.
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WhiSkoy,
rST RFCEN ED.
line selected let Of assorted
TrOn 2

from the Globe Rolling Mills, CHM, bought
since the govt. manufacturing dairy was re-
moved. which or customers and all hand, can
have the beneiitof, by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
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Every Family should have a Bottle.

We ask every one to read the following ceIti6.
cate i'om many ot the most eminent physicians in
The c, uniry
Sr. LOUIS. JuLr 1s7o-,JaMEs 4. JACKSON.
4 Co. Gentlemen As you have communicated
10 the medical profession the recipe Of the Home
Bttcrs," il cannot, therefore be considered a.
secret or patent medicine, no patent having been
taken for it. Ne have examined the form Ia for
making the d" Home Rilters,' aud uHhefitatingly
say the combination is one Of rare excellence, all
the articles used in It's composition are the best
the class to which they belong, being highly Ton
ic. S,mulant, 5tomsehie. CarminialiveS slightly
Laxative the mode Of preparing them is strict
" in accor lance " ith Il rules Of pharmacy. Hav
ing used them, seen 1t. eff ct in our private prac.
tiee, we take pleasure in recommending them to
all pcrsons desirous Of taking Bitters, as being
the best Tonic and Stimulant offered TO the
public:
l.. Ch, Boisliniere, MD F. G. Porter. N D.
Alfred Heaeock, 81 ID. C. Gerricke NJ d,
Drake Mcdowell, NJ d. c. A. Ware, ~ D.
J. q. Whitrhill, NJ. D L. A. Clark, NJ. d,
Dr. C. V. \. Ludwig. S. G. Moses, NJ. D.
"A. Wilcox, NJ, L. IIurbert primm,
US. MARGAx IospIrAL. ~. lous, No, Oct
B. ls10--JAurs \. Jackson q Co.: lhave cx.
amed the formula for making the Home Stomach
Bitters, aud used them in this Hospital for the
last four months. consider them the most yalua.
Die tonic aud stmuaut now in use.
Ii. MELCHER.
ST. Lorrs July 6. lS7O-JAMEs \, JACKSON
&Co Having examined the formula from which
yoCr celebrated +" Stomach Bitlers" are preu8red,
and having witnessed the method Of combining
the dill.rent ingredients, we can safely recommend
them a, the best tonic with which we are acquliH.
ted From the great care with which they ARE
compounded, aud from the choice materials which
enter into them. we have no doubt that they will
prove. as they deserve to be, the most popular tom
y aud stimullnt in use.
Respectfully yours,
T. J. Vastine. NJ, D. IT. G. Comstrck NJ d,
We chccrfuIy concur with every word contain
ed in the above testimonial
John Conzelman, N. D. John Hartman, N, D.
Chas Vastine VI d. John T. Temple, NJ d
G. s. Walker, VI. II. T. G. franklin, N. ID.
F0r.Sale by oil Druggists and GroceyS.
Jas A. Jackson & Co, Proprietors.
Laboratory lyj aud iQ7 n. Cd street,
june 20'Ilyl ST. LOUIS, MO.
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PIcKLED Eaas.-Pickled eggs

PIcKLED Eaas.-Pickled eggs
are very easily prepared, and are
most excellent as an accoinpani
ment for cold meats. Boil for halt
an hour. three dozen eggs, remove
the shells, and, pack them when
entirely cold in q lwide-mouth Jar
large enough to let them in or ont
without mushing or breaking
Take as much vinegar as you think
will cover them entirely, and boil
in It white pepper. palspice, o little
root ginger, and if desired, q very
small quality Of garlic Salt 70
taste. A few tiny white onions put
in the jar some may thipk an Inn
proyemenf. 40, When the vinegar
has boiled enough TO. extract the,
spices, take them out and ponr it
over the eggs, corkntightly when
cold, and in o month they are ready
for use. y" i'ssi 'a bs"U-taa5"1 ad - !
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svSso.IP,Ios I've Deilsrs per snnar. ; I.

svBso.IrrIoS Tse Dsilsrs psr sanar. saI
Apynnrlspa<1NN inesytsd, q the sstseo az
one dollhs psr scHsfs,ef ,tHslys Mipion iipss
lthis ass tyys ~ lasa fof, TIA, Aslt ipssstiop,
any esets sssx fSr tksu usseosd asd shira inssr.
tionss and tWshty-hvs cshts FOR subssqu qusat
lnssttiees. Yearly contracts win bs nsde. I,
Az sdvsftissnisnti must have. he nSmhsr
insertsd till ordered out, and cbsSsedl -, :,
Unless ordered ofhsfwiSs, AdSsrtl SmSnts
will Invariably Be "dfspIsySd." ''70
Obituary notices, and all matters inuring 10
TO the bshsat. Of aaiy atnsy, ere fsgatdsd a.
Advertisements - .G.L % A.uR EsrIsass s4E.
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Neither the State. nor the United
States authorities (ssys the Frank.
fort.s Ky- Yeoman0 though the
latter have troops close at hand,
have interfercd to- put down, or
even cheek tho negro insurgents,
rioters, nnrdsrers and robbers in
Chicot county, Arkansas They
have had full swing for nearly .
week !, and, having .wreaksd a,
bloody revenge ding whole
sale robbery--on the whites, Il is
believed, that they-will now dis;
band,and 60 home. ,,q,s rs, b,no~ ID
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ability. How sadly .b1ers his
friends disappointed, ii wbsnr he
came out with . letter, deprssating, ,
in toto, the whole movement, aas
ancalled for, and revelutionary in
its charactsrrsl1T oopened the
press Of the State on him, snd bs was
denounced everywhere, as . reno.
gads.' ! met him afterwards in
Washington City and spenrsever.
a weeks with. him there in The,
came hotel We tslksd over the
politics Of South Carolina, and tile
Governor 'rehhark0d that nd two
men IN the State had been so well
abused as ourselves Hesafd, not
only, his friends abandoned him,
but he thonght his own sons were
going, TO, prove wanting in fliaI
respect and, feeling. The; truth
was, his letter and his. course on
the. subject Of. f.secess.on, was mark
ed by wisdom and patriotism,
The State afterwards adopted, his
advice, and scqpiessd in her griev.,
.ances. s0;called, ] had stsrted the,
Southern I Patriot at the commence.
ment of, the struggle, and fought
boldly against secession. This was
tue, frat check it received in South
Carolina, and Judge Evans once
said to me, in Washington, but for
this opposition,' secession would
have gone by default in the State.
When General ,HamiItou's letter
made its appearance, the secession.
lets said that If it bad been written
by myself, they would not have
thought strange of it, ,bnt coming,
as it did, from theinleader in the
days of Modification, it. was too
bad ons II o. Ip',,-rr4 LrH "nrni
Shortly aftersecession had broke
forth, and 4 had started the Pdt7i
ot, the co operation party sprung
up in South Carolina, which was a
Union party in disguise, and seces
sion was postponed for ten Years,
only 20 be more wide spread and
horrible in its denouernent. III
had let it gone bv default in 1880,
as Judge Evans said, it would have
been crushed out by President
Fillmore in a short time, and per.
haps without bIood.saed. .iWInstead
of making war agsinst the State,
his plan was to cut off the mails,
and move the Custom on board Of q
vessel in the harbor of Charleston.
Whilst Governor Hamilton, and
myself were, at Godsby's Hotel in
w ashington, he went several times
to see the Miss Foxes, vino were
splrituralists and spirit rappers.
He told me with tears in his eyes,
that they had called mp the spirit
OF his deceased son, and lie had re.
ceived communications, from Linn,
which no one but himself could
lave made. We went one even
ing to the room of Senator Tai.
medge, OF New, \ ork, who was q
writing medium, and he told MS OF
communications he had had will,
the spirit of Calhoun, which were
very remarkable. He asked Cal.
houn if he still thought Nnllifca
tion right and constitutional, and
he replied that he did. Hamilton
remarked, 81 am damned glad he
sticks to his principles'inIthe other
world" lfran . ,p'a ,rius ~ ~
Governor Hamilton was o small
man, quite handsome and prepos.
sessing in his appearance He
was a lawyer, and was a pleasant
and graceful speaker. He wrote
well, and at times admirably well.
He was warm hearted, and devo.
ted to his friends, and kind and af.
tectionate in all the relations Of
life. -"
!. ,,,s CONTINUED NEXT IwHEK.1 "a,
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Aiszssssogoins to Hsvssa next. e1'''q q
Acting Mayor coShfasg, Of ofNsvYort, omits
u. "oSsy"'in Sdsrryms fOiks.H D. g.
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improvement Of tic 8tate ass,o C Coiiasttr.,l,.,

seIssMIE SOUTH CAROLINA FEBRUARY fVhEno %
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M Th sH"ea>
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genealogical Phenomena.

Apples are found which are sweet on
one side and acid on the other. APP
pies are also grown without seeds,
though not very frequently. Over and
over again these statements have been
questioned at horticultural meetings as
being impossible. But both facts were
demonstrated at the American Insti-
tute last season. Nearly peck of APP
pies of the first description were sent
from Georgia to convince doubters of
the possibility of such an anomaly.
Next came a batch from somewhere at
the North, without seeds or even cores
or seed cells.
Now for an explanation of the phe-
nomenon. One theory is that the de-
velopment of the seeds was suspended
at an early period of growth from an
unknown cause, not unlike the arrest
of growth of a child, which constitutes
a dwarf. In the the next il has been
supposed sap tubes, running side by
side from the roots Of the tree, pour
their secretions on the two sides of the
fruit, which present n sort of Siamese
connection, although they are really
two distinct apples-a sweet and sour
one-in juxtaposition.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-06
THE FARM ANB HOUSEHOLD.

Best Time for Painting Houses.
The best time for painting the exterior Of
buildings is late in autumn or during the
winter. Paint then applied will endure
just twice as long as when applied in early
summer or hot weather. In the former
it dies slowly and becomes hard, like a
glazed surface, not easily affected after
ward by the weather, or worn off by the
beating of storms. But in very hot
weather the oil in the paint soaks int the
wood at once, as into a sponge, leaving
the lead nearly dry and nearly ready to
crumple off. This last difficulty however,
might in measure be guarded against,
though at an increased expense, by first
going over the surface with raw oil. By
painting in cold weather, one annoyance
might certainly be escaped, namely, the
collection of small flies on the fresh pant.
The TechnologiSt.