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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Blue and the Gray.

On March I'd several ex>Coufcderate sol.
diers in Chester. S. e., Sxhumed the bodies
of two Union soldiers, formerly of General
KilpRtrick's command, aud who fell in a skir-
mish near theabove named placed in February.
1865. The remains were placed in burial
caskets, on which were put suitable plates
with the names OF deceased thereon and were
then forwarded to Colonel Blake, U S A,
commanding tho post at Columbia, S. O., with
a polite letter stating that this action was
prompted specially by the following consid.
erations: l. The generous and fraternal
conduct OF survivors of the Union army, as
exhibited in their decorating the graves of
the Confederate dead at Madison, Wis, in
May last, in which ceremony, ut the suggcs-
ton of the orator of the day, General q. q.
Washburn, Governor of Wisconsin, the OF
phRns of many Union soldiers participated
2 The recent successful recommendation by
Governor T. T.. Noyes, of Ohio, TINT the
Legislature of that State should mako d libs
eral appropriation to surround the Coufed>
crate cemetery at Columbus with suitable
iron railing. 3. The utterauce and action of
the many distinguished officers end soldiers of
the Union army who assembled in the con-
vention of Mixican war veteranslicld ut Wash.
ington, D. c., January Is, 1874. Col.
Black made an immediate and patriotic reply.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28
@TRA NsIENT BILLs-oAsH.
PoETIcAl
THE CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN,


Mr.. Gouverneur Norris on being asked for his
definition of n gentleman. replied by repeating
Poet Laureate Tates' paraphrase of The fifteenth
psalm:
"'Tis he. who every thought and decd
By rules otevirtue moves:
Whose generous tongue dlsdains to speak
The thing his heart disproves,
Who never did a slAnder forge,
His neighbours fame to wound:
Nor hearken to a false report
BY malice whispered round.
Who vice, in all it's pomp aud power.
Can treat with just neglect:
And piety, though clothed in rags,
ReliGiOusly respect.
Who to his pliGhted vows and trust
I Has everIffrmly stood;
And. though he promise to his loss,
!. He makes his promise coed.
Whose soul in usury disdains
His treasure to employ:
Wnom no reward can ever bribe.
The guiltless to destroy"
The Psalm was copied by Thomas Jefferson, In
the smallest handwriting aud neatcst manner,
into n common place book which he was in the
habit of frequently consulting. and wc find it ut
the end of u letter on moral conduct which he
wrote to Thomas Jefferson Smith. thus entitled:
the portrait of u good man. by the-most SUBJ
lime of poets, for your lmitation."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

EsTABLIsHED by Congress; adopted by the
IL State; aided by the beneyolence ofindividuals,
societies, and other Institutions.
Five Departments of Inetruction-L Literary, Sci
eRtidc, Agricultural, Military and Engineering
Also thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart
ment,
In charge of a large Faculty of accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FALL TERM begins Sept. 4th, WNrkR, Decer1-
bsr 4. SPRINe, March 24.
Co4MEScEMIEr, JuUe I9, 1873.
Total expenses from s $50 to $3.50 per year
Less to those boarding in clubs.
to ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
MOrgantown. W. Va. July %, 1872.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28
JNo A. THOMPSON.

EE The Petersburg Nees charges as
"seriOus delinquency" on the part of sOuth>
eru Journalists the extended credits they give,
even for very small amounts, and says =
''We once heard odd Tom Richie say that
he had on the books of the Enquirer as much
as 100000 of debt due him for hard labor
and hard money expended in his business,
and yet he died poor. Northern journals con-
duct business on cash system, make money
and achieve great success. The papers of the
South are very properly beginning to conduct
their business in the same way"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28
BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

s@~The following gentlemen are duly au>
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
soR1FT1oN for the Esprit of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. D. MoGLINCY-Shepherds
JOHN P. KERFooT-NartinsGurg.
CHAs. r. LEE-Berry0iiie.
JOEL W. RoBERrs-JEddleway
ADAM LINK, Jr-Du6ields Depot
JAS. W. BARNHART- Lniomvi1e.
NJ. w. BURR-Brorn's Shop
+. H. RoBERTs-KeGrmeys0iUe.
HENRY S...LEAGUE-Lecto'en.
JOHN W. DALGARN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28

pEAD'S Concentrated Essence Jam4ica Ginger.
an iuva iuohle family medicine. possessing ali
the medicinal properties together With tho of
for sale hv C. F. BELLER.
TPHAE,s Freckle. Tan and Pimple Banisher
~ cures B!otehes. scurvy, Dry and WAtery Pim-
ples: all kinds of letter, Tan. Ereckles. Sunburn,
Grub' or Worms in the Skin, &c, just received and
for sale by C. E. BELLER.
HORSEFORD'S SelERaising Bread Preparation
) unsurpassed for m king light bread. biscuit
cakes and pastry, foE sale by c. f. BELLER.
SILVER Soap, Tor polishing Silver. Tinware, &C.,
- for snle bv C. f. BELLER
ENURNIP SEED-whits Norfolk, Red Top and
Rutabaga Turnip Seed-aII fresh nd reliable
just received and for sale. &. E. RELLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER i Co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR ELE-N!IEASUREUENT,
and full line of samples from their stock
of Cloths, Cassirneres, Coatings. shirtings, Sc,
thus enabling parties in any part of the country to
order their Clathing aud Shirts direc. from them
with the certainty of receiving garments of
The Terry Latest style
ind Nost Terfcct Fit
attaluable. Goods ordered will be eeptby Express
to any part ot the country. AS is we'll known
throughout the Southern States they have for Forty
business, which s substantial guara nteo as to the
character of the GOods they will send out a large
and we'll assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with full lineof
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in desigu, nd
AT ,I'OPCL4R FRICES
When Goods are cent per Express c. o D.. there
will ne no collection charge on amounts of $50 aud
over: Rules Tor selt IneasurcIn"rt, Samrics OF
Goods and Price list free "n application The at
4 "ti~n OF the traoe is invited to our Wh"csac
Department, which is wnys kept up to the highest
standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO..
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems aud Boys
Clotising and r'ururfa.ug G""ds. either
ready luadc or tmsIe to order.
1G5 and i67 baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, ND.
April 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28
Rare Memento Of the "Logt Cause" !"

While in Jacksonville this week wo were
shown rare and interesting memcnto, being
an electretype of the broad or great soal Of
the Confederate States, which is now in the
possession of our former tOwnsmau, Major u.
6. Dixie. The great seal was authorized by
act of the Confederate Congress in lsG3, and
engraved in England by w Ryan. eDgrAver
to the Queen, under the irnmedatc supervision
of the Confederate States of Amcrica To the
court of St. ames. and brought this country
by lieutenant of the Confederate States navy,
who ran the blockade in 1864 This original
seal is of solid silver. weighing about five
pounds and is about four inches in diameter.
In the center is copy of the statue of WASH
iugtou from the Que in Capitol Square, Rich
mond, surrounded by wreath compo-ed Of
cotton, tobacco, rice wheat. corn and cane,
artistically arranged, while the whole is sur
rounded by the words, "The Confederate
States of America, 22d FeduIry. 1861 Dco
Vindice" God the Pro,cctor) 1t is
beautiful piece of workmanship, and very VAL
liable as a memento of the past.
Jl;Lo1L, ITs.oIJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28

John MiddIecsmp. ofthis town engineer
Of engine 215, B g. o. r. r.. with Ii f..
man, made narrow escape from desth os NJ
Monday morning. The acciden' occurred
above Cumberland, and it appears he "yer'""k
trains in advance of him aud stopped TO pre-
vent an accident, and after awhile he WAS
notified to go on, which be did cautiously;
running at the rate Of about six miles per hour,
and in turning curve perceived the train
ahead of him, backing, aud before he could
reverse his engine the caboose of the train
ahead was into his engine, and knocked his
smokestack into the cab. where if Mr.. Mid
dIecamp had remained and not decGmpe6, it
might have been the last Of him, but as it was,
he and the fireman jumped aud saved their
-IBaytnsburg Independent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28

I AIDES Particular Aue t;on ip called 10 the
- magnificent stock of MILLINERY GOODS at
q Soidsmlth's Twin Fronts. room in the rcer of
store 10 is prepared for the exhibition and Fash
lonSole NLII'"er ie in constant attendance. The
Prices lees than could be inns gined.
f0-Cai early and make Jour selections.
October :, 1873
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28

Train leaving Charlcstown at lO.2S, A. NJ, con-
meets at Ilarper's Ferry with Mail Trains East and
West. which pass over the Old Route to and from
Baltimore Other trains pass the Metropolitan
branch.
Fast Freight, No leavca strasburg at s 30 p. NJ
-passcs Charlesto~n at i2.2l A. NJ, and rcaches
Harper's Ferry at |. 20 A. NJ.
Fast Freight, No s, leaves Harner's Ferry at
1i.In p NJ presses Charlsstown at L.. 2: A. NJ. and
srrveP at Stfarbure at SIS A. NJ.
A. u. WOOD, Agent, Harper's Ferry.
THOS. Il. SHARP,
Nov. 3 1873 NIaster of Transpnrta ton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28

A NOBLE TRIBUTE TO GEN LEE.-Coi:
onel Chesuey, of the English Army, has
recently published series of military biogs
raphies. One Ofthem is devoted to Gen. Lee:
which concludes as follows:
"The day will come when the evil passions
of the great civil STRIFE will sleep 10 VbbF1Sp
and North and South do justISc tS "a -.
motives and forget each other . EsrouF
history will speak with clear VOC.
done on either side, aud the c,t.xs
whole Union do justice to the ulfG
the dead, and place above ali oti,c., .'ic .s..f
OF the great chief of whom VIZ hsyo j. g.
ten. In strategy mighty, in bsuic
IN adversely as IN prosperity a il,
with the simple devotion to dut, a.a
purity ofthe ideal Christian knish 1.
all the kingly qualities of leader III n.a,
1t is wondrOus future indeed, thai lie J..
fore America, but va her annals of yoaIs ,t
come as in those Of the past, there will b,
found few names that can rival in un7uliis
lustre that of the heroic defender of his uuti,c
Virgiuia-RoBERT EDwARD LEE"
ELEVEN MONTHS DUNE -Ele reu mont.
ago Mr.. james McClung, Of tbi- g..
suddenly, and without any ext-
totally deprived of the power
since that time has been ubi.gea I d.
in conveying his thoughts. On Suu,;., TO-.
fore last he came into the string room -- e
said "good morning." at the same tnIc uea 81.
fainting. He has cODVersed as we'll as eser
since that. just as he spoke Sunday. he
experienced a convulsive movement II 'bc
muscIesof the throat and sense of conclusion
-,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-28

MRS. GOLDSMITH invite. her customers to ex.
4'1 amiue her early styles of Hats, Frames, Bon
nets, Ribbons, Flowers and other Trimmings used
in the Millinery Depart Tho stock is COM
plete and vary low. These goods are displayed in
a room in the rear of Store No 10 OF
COLDS MITH'S TWIN FRONTS.
Octoher7 1873
FVERY kind of Boots. Shoes and Slippers for
b man, woman or child, at No. 81 of Goldsmith's
Twin Fronts,
c. W. LITTLEJoHN in Charge
"a Hatsat GOLDSMITH'S TWIN FRONTS.
October I. 1873.
VI reseEted
October I, 1873
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OFFICE IN "LEE HALl' BUILDING.
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Spirit Of yeffersolr.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,

BY JOHN W. DALGARN.
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rugs, MEDlcINEs AHD cHEalCAls,

a their old and weli-known ataEd iisin street.
where a leo b" attained -,ist of
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Drugs
Dr1gsa

THE undersigned having lately purrh.eed z
the interest of DR.. J. A. Straith, in the firm ~
Of Geo T Light & Co, will be constantly SE
adding to hia atock of -
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

ccnoe 6orrctuinssmano iao piatiec
Sag Mfatbematif ba oil ban lore
Oct Der unoer en- iaa grci % opIp.
ienbe SeiIebnin9, Tom Den YrOf.
Breckenridge poer, li9eiom bit osiaa
DC epriGe 2Grere, Sr. Glad, Sr. 8uf,
Sr. &oobpOrtb O9 Sr, Sufer i ale
$snieenosr bioraser Git til at sierc
Stolen til Ct ir9t 8~iIHu9titso for be
hinge.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

Secorab Snititute. Scnue 9r.
rsanltaIt, iOm ri pirfeIis tror bar
afblulpet ct tioIi9sre felt Sabn, er
MI / inIo @irfiombeS, % gnbucr,
Der bar Snterssie for llnsbommeus
Spora9sIic blrNs iOm ri uiInsSe ct
8siss. San bill ba iifferlis saa
osrfro meo fnlo Suerbepisnins ON,
at bris Ell Glsu paa nuscn Woobe
or lltano til at lrre Get for cit Dor.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

s OpbSboet efter @repinbe
Sanner finbeS mango @ienitanbs af
MHeftionsuerbi, bporaf, bIaubt oil.
Ore, oanife Mpiler omtalsr Ell GIfsn.
benoaaIe meb en- lille @ulomeoaiuon
paa Saaset, buori Der ct i~no9rabsret
ct YortrUt al Gbriitian Den Sierbes
Wooer, eftcr Sissnbe BET eneite @Or.
tret Der inbes af benne 9ronning,
Sen bIsp iolst for Sc &bI.
Sfrlepantlsriregattsn "0an.
mart" er bleuen iolst til Den dime.
rife &esierins for 100000 9itrI.
6rs9atten blep erbuerpst umiobeIbart
for Den iibite' &riss llobrub, men
fom life til @nucnoelie unbsr &ri9sn,
ba ben en9sIife Iesierins forbeo Sc.
peranoprerne at uolsuere oen til
Sanmarf. Sen er auersbe Ia9t inc
/ Ooffen for at sieres iitaro til
llolcperinasn, % gtuipsrins oil ufor.
tcpet bliue paabe9pnot, bporefter Den
ifal afsaa til China. Saapibt min.
oes bIeu Der al ben banlfe &ssisrins
bstaIt % Miu. &ol. for 6resatten,
os til Den iensre SmbD9nins i Dan.
mart if0I bore msosaast omtrsnt eli
balu Wiuion NbI.
Spolflanb bar i Den lenere
SID ienot Ell bel Del npe itore ga.
1oter til SpbbeI, buoraf snfsIte ifaI
Oeie 10000 Yunb.
Sra Den iuenite 0ocsnt Ssrs.
9ren, Der paa en- u~iosnifabsIis Geiie
paa Nslu 3salano, er Der inoIpbet
Srep, bateret 9pnson Get Steo ner
SitfDlen), / bpilfen ban meobeIer,
at ban / bet Sels taset msb Sslo
bar slort Ieiisn t%usrsopsr Sen os
faast en- Sueriist oper YIantsIipst
paa SIettsrne, / SlobbaIsne, Sisrs.
beioerne % be ifOuri9e Sfrauninssr
paa 8eitfpitsn mso berss rise, neitsu
ON ben tropiife minoenbe @ssita.
ton. San forteusr, bporIsOss ban
trGn9te frem omtrent 80 snseIife
Wil ipooper lanss @~eittpitsn, os
buorleoss en- iOrtiat &eiie / bsnne
&etnins neb MOB Straaninssn al
Stout GoOt tiIintstsiorbes oeo pIuo.
&esnueir, Der braste SIooen
til at ipulme op % bsrmeo sioroe
benz b~siperIiss os farIise, FAINT frsm.
foralt %foftbare. Sc SamIinssr, ban
3ar siort, untaser ban ubsisr 5000
meo Moier, Sauerosa.
nsr % mssst mere. @so lin Sill.
,asstomit til Gbriit Gburd aster
jan at bssipe rig ipooosr lan9s sit.
'pitsu til Dunedin for berfor at saa
il BET inbre at Yrooinoien Staea
g Der isss gritatnins for Den fell.
Iasns Sur ipooosr lanss @sitfpiteu,
)por mere END / neiten enbper on.
,en Osl at Stem 3eaIano be aImin.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ii9r fab.
les, % 8eiien, Der maaife meo nbruit.
ting af Ssite o9 5olf, blir forbpr.
FRA Staea u~oltr9ffss 8eilen til ben
lorolise 8, ianoipnli9uis fsrit til
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Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

Od bar pt IGit i Sasu % Sang:
Den SeitninsspOrt er itert % traus,
Com lt9nser samIs Norse.
% slsnnsm SefIer @oIceu iioo
% snonH itoIt Den tbroner,
Wens WcrebopS grIser ifummer mob
Sens bcie Saitiuner.
SaaI9nse @urses SptIsr itaa,
SfaI SGitninssmursn ei iOrsua,
Men ltrGffe Op moo SimIen bIoo
De iclperbpibs &roner.
Sor dig, nit Ncr. til 3prens &lana
Stl ie9 Sc9ciitrst iiuuss,
SaaIen9e iom ies eier Gang
Ss SistermaoI paa Sunss.
Dig faloer ies nit Ssbelano, -
Seq fpIsr, lss sr @orses @ano, -
% falber on - ies 9aar paaitanb
ut tribe blanot De hinge. -
.@rncib Gslsefsr.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

- 81
Norlfe Sal! Din 8irfelunb
Sfusr SsIo % Spsss;
Srie Manb pau SbeIssruno
Sronsr / Din SfpsNe.
Spo er trDs, iom Oh, for @olo.
Sor Spraunsrs @eIbe?
Susm bar pcl, lom ou. ct Sflolo =
3. At SopreiisIce
gnbnu ipnssr Stormsns Gus
Srinbtom Sie.oets 3inoer,
GunStom 8plt buer 8elsers 8rns
NGbres itore Minber.
SCie @orbIps.S Iamme END
Sribeps 8iucr mailer
SDbt en- Wano % un9eripcnb
Norosns &anb t%iltaler.
Sill Dig. elite 6eorsIano.
Stolte, frie NorSe!
Sfient peb bapombruits Strano.
Sislosts Simmslbor9e.
Sig. o @anorer, bpor OIL iaa
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
proclamation for oct alminN,G,,
Sals / Statcn Soma Den
13Se Sftuber 1874.
@eb Statens @uoeruer

s Sbcrensitcmmelic ureO so,.,
proclamersr leg. Sprns SornssA
ter, Statsn Soipas 6upenpr .
BET nlminbeIi9e @oIs ifal boNfs s..
2ben Sirsbas / October 1874 M va '.
feIaenos GmbsNsr lfuue teIrtt,sss u
SEQ Stemme9ipnin9 af Stot,r.
8aIgm9no
StatsIcfrttGr Gmteoet.
Statsaubitcr Gmbeoet.
StatSfasisrsr Gmbeo,t.
6eneraIaopofat'g mbeoet.
Ns9iItrator. Gmbeoet BED St.,,r,
9anofOntor.
GIsrf' Gmbsost / SrieItsret.
8sfetent. Gmbeost i Spien(ra
Sto S~temmsaiunius al @alomar,
/ DC rsipsftius Congress iltriftu
8sprGientant til Gonaresisr ia.
bOert al bisie Siitriftsr.
Teo S~temmeeipnine al @alonrrA
ira Be iurlfieIiss Sommeroiitrf,~
meo un~btasslie al l2;c % l3b,.
Siitriftsoommsr i % for hus. oi
olsle Siitrltier, nnotasm for ~,
% 13oe.
9srfor moa GnIamnnb / beIt e.,
len % Tor bpert al be nruuit A..
i~triftsr IGsae WGrfs BERTH % h
iO~ritisuise Gounty.S bsrrifer glia,
lfpIoi8lt BABE SpmGrfiombtoen y,ic
berpaa.
Gnouioere protIamsrer lee. al "a.
oenne lamms aIminosIiac Gales.a
ltol fclgsnoe ledge Softer bei1tta
Gu Senator ira oct 6tc Slirt
I'll SolfefOrIamliugen, ij!eestior g:.
bert Sa8us, iom sr fratraaot.
Ga Senator for bst soc 9iitr!t
til Solteforinmlinasr, Wabaita G:
lnobefattet. iitsoet for Samss g.g.as
Der t. fl9ttet no al Statm.
Tso St.mmAiunins af SaIsmsrs
ira Be n1pnte Commentaries:
SiitritteOmmsr i os for btt irrt9
Nommsroiitrlti. iiteostior Sobus 5r,.
cg, iom sr iratraabt.
Niitritisabuotat / % for ott 3Na
Nommsroiitritr, iittostfor &iu. {
SaI9bliu, iom sr f~ratraabt.
Srsbsoommsr | BET Ace Sommr
oiitrift, iitsbstiOr Ibeiion Sliuc.
iom sr f~ratraaot.
Osrfor uarilss bsrbso ale |als
mGno fra be u9pnts Siifritter o. x
foritisliss Gountp. Sbsrrifer at yd..
ils hsrsitsr.
Sill ScirGftelie iattsr iss MI
Saano % Statsn 5oiuas Sion
SsaI.
8ipst i Sss Woiucs esn l2a
September. Nal 1874, / M
2Sos Nar af Stateu Soma Q;
Oct 99oe sftsr De Sorcnebs Sta'
ters llafhrn9iheo.
&. &. CARPENTER.
Soiinb J gnlluo
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
fDbebfr.

8eboeliesbuie Der / Sben, nemIia
Mfr. Bushels 8 etaess M~urtensbus
Main Ctr. for Den biuiee Gum
al $1,000. Sulst or 4 Mar sammelt
% cr iifferIisen life opfert unoer SIS.
600. Sa9en efter eiorbc BAN lin"Seao
Slsrf" Sr. SorfeI SIien, en- ssor.
erlns al lit MI ibOeuoe foieIisc Sus
lon en- In~erfienbeIis for ropilt Sro.
lfab os 0psti9beo / DC nj Iar, ban
bar peret / bans gmplei. ut Ell
Sanosmano, Der for 13 Mar iioen
beSsnote jim SOrretnins lIoen andre
Wioler END en- GOD @ilie os ct fat
SOrlat, forenet meo O~pstisbso %
Gnsrsi, bar %ionnset fig op til en- af
Stsosts iterite % melt astsbe Sor.
Estninssmerlb, maa 10 oIeSe os ale,
% Der er piit Snsen, Der fienoer s.
Solbsrs % bans "bcirs Saanb",
Gorfsl Slien, iloen at ban cnlfsr
Dem 8esse fremtiois goo Qpffe
Sorretnln9srre % mango glade os
lbffeIiss Gage i oerss npe Stem.
Sra Stem Orleans, ifriues Den
Den 20be Ssptr. rroIisbeoerns Der
nlaa aniees iOm enote, % @rran9c.
',snts ere trufns at 9sberne for De
TO Partier, iaa at Der sipss 9ieniois
Satisfaftion peo be foreltaaenpe
@als. Gn iterf 6Iaabe Iisaer MI
iofor 8pen. Sire 2iniefibe % to
Wcnitorer ere anfrscs op ubfor Ga.
nal Street % fsrs Suiinbe Sroppsr
!igae / 3eir.
RoIitidsf Nuan Yinferton /
philadelphia, Yeun. bsfienotsisr freu,.
oslss. at ban ubIousr $4,000 til
ben. Der fan brinse tiIbase Charlie
Noi5 os gribe bans Iepere.
Wabor Otis bar ben 2sbs
Sspbr. bsFasIast &sieslors Bureau
! Gan TraneiseO, Gal, os befuIet
Smbsosmenbens Der at forlabe 81.
feen. StOrart.oe 8eoraserier fra
@sleslorens os bans SieIperes Sioe
CT @runosn bsrtiI.
SfeIse ben MI tilsnbsbraot.
genius teller @innsiota for Mar.
persnbe 552 900 SieIe, % @eroien
at al lfatbar Gienoom aniIaass til
e217 Mia., altiaa s%ienneminitIis
Ilot ODER 1898 for bpert Mennsifs.
- Bilfop See al Davenport Sa.
bgoe Den 26be Sepbr. / lin 8oIi9
iom ScIse at &uaitelisr, ban nbIis
lit BED ct Sab. San blso 60 Mar
CANNED.
- 8rano. Surpen al 8rooflsn
bar funbet @runo til at iette Moul.
ton unber Siltale for Sniurier MOB
Gbua Oean Yroetor.
= Sra @ilmur, Minn., msobslss
at Sobn 8. WiQsr, en- rolis Mano,
Der nplis er gift, at ban Natten til
Den 18oe Sepbr. blsb oppartst meb
Sattemuif. s fin Sorbittrelie Der.
Ousr tos ban en- Stof % fog eitsr
Dem, Der siOroe Stsisn % iaarebe
aIpcrIist 8. SiIiOu % Mife Slpn,
men bleu ieIu ifuot i Nrmsn. Sans
Saor er Dog life farlist.
timber ct beftist llpeir Den lite
Sept. llo9 0pnet neb / 6. Mitdeus
Sus, Sufsr 0ats, Yolf Co., @is.,
% brebte BAN tiuisemeo Suitrusn
% to 8ern. Suiet antenbtes %
9ieene brenbte. 2 8sru, Der iOo i
ct anbet @ers!is os life bIso ram.
mcoc af 9pnst, lpffsbss Oct at rsbps
Jig.
Ssor cirfa 10 Tiger ilosn mi.
iteOs @~inbanoler Sauert paa &a.
iblnston Strset. Chicago. pluoielis
W9lct. s Qptbaas Mftcu ouerra.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

- Store 8OIt os imaas 8cyr
Del funna aIori biba.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
Max Adeler's Experiment.

have not been very successful. SAYS
Man .idrl'r in the ntmhUIl News. with
NY experiments IN gIapc culture. /
bought Il Vine some time ago. ;iu;l the
man Wh" sold the cutting to me cm-
joined me to be careful and water il
thoroughly every iHN. did 81. bat
didn't seem To thrive. Dnc day | asked
my uci@li,,nr, i'iimIu. what Ia, thought
Wis the matter with il. and when /
mentioned that Wattrcd it daili. h,.
SAID
BY gracious. AdrIrr. ihat'lI kill ANY
one y grape vine doir't want Ii" anti
fetal Watclin'"
hen he advised me to discontinue
the pi"cc>> and to wash the vim" with
~oa,>rId> IN order +" Kill the bugs. My
ANXIETY Ia know why it diin'r thrive.
wa, relieved sometime aitcrvaId by
oNcrhrarIng Il man in the ears remark
that ''Sum men kill their grape vines
hN THEN burned f""lrry in putin SOAP
sud> on EN-. lie said that all Il grape
Vine wanted was to have ia" earth
around il lou>,.nc,i now and then with
Il spade. Then hcg.I to DIG around
my Vine every morning. hut one day .
while engaged in the exercise, Cunlcv
come aud leaned over the fence. ami
said
"Adelcr. y"u'll kill that there vine it
N"u don't stop diggiu' at it. Nothim'
hurts u vine Wu~> than di>turbim' the
soil around the roots NOW mind me
hat Vine don't want nothin' but to bt
Trained up on Il trclli> an fastened with
Il wire
ordered u rrch> that Afternoon. and
tIrd the tender -nuut> OF the vine tu
the cross pieces. The jnh cost me ~
ON the following Tuesday read in my
agricultural paper that il Il man wants
t" ruin Il grape vine. the quickest way
L. I" tie it up with wire. as the oNidazn-
uHn destroys the bark. 80 took of
III" VII" aud replaced it with string.
Was talkiu" about it Ia the man VIII,
came over I" bleed my horse inr III,
blind >ta""cI>. and he assured me thai
there Was only one sure way to max,
Il grape Vine utterly worthless. and tina
Was to run il up on trcll>. In France