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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-11

1CUbt Oue CuAT9.
CHARLESTON. with her magnificent Hsr-
Dor and genial climate; her immenee unde-
veloped back country, containing fertile
soil, fine pasture grounds and inexhausti-
Bile water power; her contiguity to the
West Indies and South America, and her
unparalleled European ocean course, IL
destined, upon tho completion Of this la-
ronTANT TRUNK LINE. to emerge from her
pros:latcd condition aad become via.
nature has intended she should be-tLe
GREAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS Of the
SOUTHERN SECTION OF the UNITED STATES
LIMIT OF STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY.
The following claase in the charter is
published for the information OF sub
scribers:
SEC. 1. "rhat no Stockholdtr Of said
Company sliall be held liable fcr the debts,
contracts or acts Of Raid cOrpOr alton
beyond the amounts actually suoscribed to
the Capital Stuck % said Ccn,ran by such
SlGrH holder"
DIRECTORS:
orc W. WILLIAMS, GABRIKE CANNON.
Il. EoLI.MASN, john II. EyINs,
ALMA GAGE, Il. D. JETEE
THEo. ID. JEl.YEY u. y. DUNCAN,
IHEo. Il BARKER, JAMES l.. BLACK
JonN =. FAIRLY, JuHS s. WILLY.
Principal Ofii:e and Address. as Byos.i
street. ';harlestou, 8. G.
9. q. MEMMlNGER, lrssrdent.
!. =. kAG FM-S Secretary and Treae-
Jrlv 9 smu
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Notice.

fNHE Israolites OF Columbia and vicinity
arc respectfully invited to attend RE.
LIdlOUS SERVICES for tho ensuing holi-
days, at the Odd Fellows' School House.
commencing FRIDAY EVENING, soptem,
Der II, at O'clock. Seni Q
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5taeiyards and Scale Aeans.

q tDMt.EI'; assortment IT PArI.N l.
~ :tAl.. BEAMS and STEELIArDS
jn-; r;,ccl.r.i and FIR sale at reduced prices.
by JOHN ATNtW 4 SON
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ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTIONS,
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.

An important enterprise for the develor
ment OF South Carolina.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-11

Mrs. Julia Rainsford, OF EdgeGcld,
died last week.
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Shares Fifty Dollars each, payable in ter
installments.
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Srartanburg and Asbeville Railroad
LET IL BE BUILT sPEEDILY:

link in the AirL Road between the
cities OF Cincinnati, Lsuisville. st. Lonis,
Chicago and Charleston, seventy-four
miles long, wiz. less ;...!. twenty miles q.
heavy work.
Shorter than any limo from New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore to either OF
tirso citiss, and many hundred miles
nearer to these ceRtres OF Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
The Road that promises to make Charles
ton tho market for the trade Of the great
Northwest, the West Indies, South Ame-
rica and Europe; also, an important ON
grant station.
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Every citizen OF this State should own a
least one Share.
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4 u !snew store, Main stl eet. near Is up-
IA puoli. The Centrai National Bank. haa
large and beautiful stock of fine WATCHES
stem and key winders, from best European
and American manutac actnrurs, aud Of his
own impor' tinn. in gold and silve, cases.
Elegant JEWt.LRl! An unr,valed as.ort.
ment just receive and a II the latest st,les.
Sterling +1lVERWAKE, i'll -eta and csses,
III Idal Presenls. and II vely tine seitcti, OF
Plated Ware. Gold Match and Neck Chajna
i.nckcs. elegant Seal, Wedding ana En-
RaGemehi lNngs, large stock Of Spectacles
and E'e-Glas-rs, Checks, MusicaI Bc9es,
ana CREST "arirty "f Fancy Articles. NV
stock Is Tie laf2cst and bert selected in the
Southern cou:.,iN anG Will he .oId ~ che a =
+r san,c a-:,cl" csn he bongl, nn! H.-,s
Oct -
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Blue Ridge Scrip Good.

Az to look elsewhere for Cigars that will
compare with them, or for n store that can
offer inducements equal to tho
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE,
sept Columbia. s. G.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING
We still keep abreas, OF the times in
FURNISHING GOODS!

eIdHVs UHuorSH1TtB, Sl!k, LIsIe Thread
and GauZe, Linen and j cau Drawers, Ties.
Bowe. Socks. Collars, Scarfs, the celebrated
Star Shirts. ready m ale and made to order
fits Ruarante eed. White Linen. Duck, Mar
seilles Vests, III now styles. Black Alpaca
Frock and Sack Coats
We are selling Goods at low prices for
cash. KINARD & WILEY
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-29
NWEKIFk"H MILE.
the STATS ~ IOwA.l
Howard COunty.

ID ~ Diaries cssrs y Howard County,
State of lows
~ virsss II esseral execution issued
srem The Once 81 the Clerk Of the District
Court al Howard ccunty, State u Iowa, In
favor u ". RAJ ]. Ale.d, plainsins. ".
n ". brown, defendant. dated May ~,
107A. from ne once " tAs Clerk Or thu
Dssssics Cnsrs, On TRANSCRIPTS Of judgment,
fssAA before J Y, Webster, Justice Of
me rsacs, rendered January 9stA ls7l,
and 10 ne directed. commanding
- tAst u the goods, cha..els,
ssoek o. interest IN any csMpany. deMs
dss, property In III hanAs u third
persons, lands and tsuements (which
sre not aIeApa By Law from execution !
ofths said n W.DFown, make Or cause 10
b. made ihs sum u o41 ~ damages, and
81 ~ costs, With interest NJ y pr cont !.
/ levied 1psa shs following
described personal property lying and being
slssatsd ID Ne eoun,yof Howard .nd
eeaas u Iswa. naasiy
Oas 1s~ms Dwelling House, known ~
The 11vasas nsuos, situated eouth.west n
tn 0saa1s Wasskeaee, II . public street
u CSssss, h ssA sessty, hsewn - Marte.
strsss.
Ard hsssby I've p~Allc notice shat ]
hall s1ss ~ 1sIs - rsb.is eassry. II the
Uosse-A1sse DEER II Crsseo, county of
Howard end State u Iowa, -
0otoe10y, Jues 10th 1874,
hstuesa 10 hours u , e,sloek. .. N, and
I s'slsek, p. -, u s~id day, sale % com,
m<nee % ehe h0ur u 10 o'clock. q. n 81
said AA1j and Will sell 70 tks highest and
hes4 hlddss shsssi0S " cash, tho above a..
scstbsd pFopssty, ~ SUFFICIENT lharcof "a
sAtlsly The shove dshA. With Iatersst and
cost.
Dated tAls 9osh day u Mag is7l.
DAVID n. ArkEAgON,
Sheriff u Howard Cosnty, lows
Ny J. =. powsLl, Deputy.
nvt~a@eea - At N a2l1x
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n Circuit Coore Goe uooWos0
C0o00r. D0W0.
W. II, Il T. ]. Mead, Tainsi9s.
AHAtNer 0flgDAl
VIM. llealy. Defendant. MvtIce.
To iAc ncfcadaas Ahovs Nas,sA
loM are hereby nottaed that lherA ID
on Alc III the once of ihS Clerk Il me Cls-
cult Court. In and fue the county ~ Howard
State " lown petition 81 ". N.AP, !.
Mead. piuiniiRn ab0ys nAeeA. elatMing
II yoa the snm " rnry.Avs delvass and
interest ~ Justly due them for ~ vaius II
QUE equalizer fOr which yoa gNvo aeid plain
Tits III order wh.ck wAa diskeasr.l A
cnpy VI saId petition h herewith served %
y0si, and ~ MtlAuhmsnt Nm Aleo keoo -
sued to secure payment Vt salA ladsbsed.
ncHs4
And that unless yon Appenr lbpoAs aad
defend before noun " The secaed dAy Ge the
sext tsnH II ths aAA ccspl apoo1aee1 ~ -
held u tho Court Messs II M UosnaY,
commencing m ihr Nh day u yu6e
1874, your default Win - enlsrsd AnA
judgment rendered aeAiNel yea
thereon In accordance With ~ prAyss
nc. MCCARTHY,
sau4 Az, lsr plaiate1s.
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rnx-ros. Mimi, May q, 1871
e. II. Il l.. j. MCCORMICK,

0sHTLxMsM Last haSv1ol took Il
Bradley Harvester IN trial and hnh ~ r..
turn II, ~ II would mn do any work, ansl
~ ons az yOnr AdvaucrA Ihad no more
lrOublc, ~ the Advance worked like n
charm. bosh In standing md down grain.
and left the gascln In The l,ent u shape for
binding, and m for Harvesting Machines.
tDM Mccormick should ~ tls~ Wntchwot.i IL
every farmer In our land, m II ID ilm onl,
machine That w cHn rely upol. In lrAv, mud
down grain. and would recommend II In
preference ~ any Other machine.
Yours. ctc.. j. a. HORTON
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VHANU WkNHIW, My :, IstI
&. III. h l.. j. MCCORMICK 4
0xxrLxMAx lin 1871 bos,ghte Mrrrl,
Harvester and use! II two cnst1nM When
through With my harvest. III lN1a.I reHolv-
ed never ~ run |. Mguin. II had 10 lusn II
up sold II fur ritstl.O0 having pniL
sglOOO IN iss3 | hougld M Ahsnnce IL
NJ +. Winning and nm nnw snitrd. People
who want the Harvester tnn liayc II. i,li
give me the Advance. Ms harvest III ~,
Hcrrs wna nut II the why loig before That III
my nrIghlnrS who use,l The Mnrsl, Iiurses..
Or. ISAAC kNCIkON.
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Prof. Swing was acquitted y the
charge ofhcrssy preferred Ny bigo.
named Patton. lle has swung ont.
side The Presbyterian church having
ssns Ii his resignation. l. Il worse
for that church 10 lose Swing than for
hin 70 Ind home III some more libcr-
Il examination.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-29

gREE To HOOK AGENTS
An ELEGANTLY BOUND cANt AEsING
book for shs best 1 cheapest PnmIly lsibl
ever published, will BE- sent FREE VI chArK'
10 ~, hook ngvnt, Il enntnins usnr 7OO III,
Scripture Illustrations, nhi agents are
mepiing with mntreresle ntsd snec~ss. Al
drsas, stating experience, etc wswil
shaw you whit onr agents arc doing. Ma
TiuNAt. PUBLISHING CO Chicago, III
II. Louis No. Dr philadelphia, -,
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lNlit.ElllsET tlI.i..sO.S


e. " Il III. MaukNltk
Last harvest WIS persuaded liz Il
Harvester agent 10 lniy The Llwani Harvest.
cr. After trying IN win 10 rus my heavy
and down grim WINS compelled " 10 ~
NJ. +. Gratlan and b.iy onc III yOnr AL.
vnnru lsenmrs Ny trosihles wrrs then over
!! ! nnd I'uar =. il,n' could nlY upon y
not give Il for NIL The hnrvestcs combined.
for ~. 10 tisr, " ! could not get another
onc like |, rum, with onc lsiir u b orscs
il,r iMlaMcc III the harvest, md did u will,
perfect cnse. would recommend !. Ia my
fellow farmers In preference " any harvest.
trr, itw I'LL kinds III grain. ~ believe II to
In thc hest SsAfNr IN market have l.oi
sccn nr ~ noi wish grain delivered In bst.
ter shape for the binders ii,an thr Advance.
dGs IL. Yours. tic
PATRICK MANaAS.
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- inessnsls0 slas vsse hurled
. .sOl1 nssloljllaiss' ~ allowing
Ul.1ss - 1lrss = - - = Hlsiss
- ~ = 49, - - fsloow
0eou ! 1AuaauoDs vi1h - nsssasy
= y - I sise's -. - Wiser
hese1 81 = shsss = ss6&saly =
tAsaGA NJ haA ~ dssa n : hssnss's
acst.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-29

- 6ssss~sA ss~ssl s~r~st n ~
eseAs - s~m~ss~@ u MA~a~k~e ~
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nIvse ! s&aAs~a<A slatemssa sftAe aklr.
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sAl4A - s~@ptas ~ N,llevtse ossFsa.
sAsslao ~ a~sN~s h re~sAs esh
Uso1A = ~ sstielss NsMeA asssag IN
- le7o,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-29

Pspols an, vsssivsd Any tine dariag ~
yeAs, sad sharGsd frem date " entrance
10 Asdssetos msds fbr partial Abssnss,
ualsse j. sAss of psetsAsss1 lllnsas, os dts.
0loeAl.
Csansnisaslsas y aaA iron 10 AsaAe.
80 ~ ssbaittsd - The inspection u ths
oeosS1esee.
1ash Papil n required 10 hAvs changes
- 01eeAla9 oa0GlenelO appeaS % oil tln%a
asAtly aa1 ssspsssa6ly drsssrd also III
Jewels. sIx tsbIs sarhias, ons drsssisg.
eswa. 90 bashisg COWS, two black aprons,
kales. fssA, silver table anA teaspoon. and
nAphtn-sloe. With na,ne married IN fwli
1sssslne-sass faraished With conbs, brush
eeeeA 80 nall bs~shes. SsAp, ete.
peekst meaey ~ psslses staMps avs q
- eo1ssslsd y To Dlrsclress No sspend.
le0eee ~ C,sobtas - sehss items will be
mo1s, oooe0 - - @eeey - depeeltesl
VIM lAs IaslisstleA ~ sAAt purpsss.
DtG1venee - o9olGlen fsvms ~ Obstacle
u ~ AAmssolsa efeneA - Ars willing %
sse(bsm y he eseahllshe4 rsstlss u The
ln1lltsls. Glstss =. rATo11sA,
10 ouVssesssss.
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~ sS>ss v \ Il sss&


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60 s~slssA~sa wst*s.s. as*s 49, II
ssts m~sA M~A u ~ 14rs~ss~.#a
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s1e1k tAAs
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m1ss 49, - - = M - tsaswttna sA1ss~
49, skAsse II ~ t4m< ~ s<sy - ye16e
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- s>~~s~ 49,, q Hkal
As~s
t~t EAs,A~s - - ! IN t~lu,e,
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- es~s ~. -. ~ tss~sA M
~~~>s u use. W. Ts~'e ae~~ III
sssess fsss asSseA ssh~s, NJ 4. ~,
NJ ~ ~ - : esvssaa a.s sser aal
~ essl&a't - sssas1 ! 20 FATHER,
~ vAtsAleA. ~ pa,ssA. asA seeAsM
a. ~ h~as - q. risally " ~se'
hssA ssA sAsts ~ ~ VA ''peia,isg
- ~. 1Atsssass" ~ she door plat.
Pert ays ~ VII hardly dare 10 TEL
list aery ~hsa - so4s bast 10 Kan
- thsy ars oil sscA honest tra.hfa
"6sAAeess" ost there they VIII ~
rees h y making game Of them.
jamestown Jontna
l'~t Sheldon cosldn't have laid tina
ssosy u b hadn'l spent t~o years h
ssngrcA, bss then h didn's learn 4
sesal.
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N,TIIE.

Persons indebted 10 mo Oh notes 81
accounts psss due. will call and settle
up Immediately snd save costs. Heed.
Ing this notics will savc unpleasant
eonsequsnces. snd perhaps permit
friendship T. remain nnlmpaircl,
l'rcsco, May II, 1874.
Soft u. CHAPLIN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-29

1s1Al Se46e. SO o1Aooo -. -
~ 1sss - vhsaa ss1use1 70
luAab NV grsad sseal o. - yssr
lo7o = ~. 81 bsshsh u whsas ship.
- 40 NH plsss. Dssiag ~ sams
G1ns = - learn fsom ~ ssns susrcc
dhloaeeas u oshes articles wefs made
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hoard, Bedding, washing, and ruitlon In
nngltsh, 4seaeh and 0sS,sAa, Vocal Music
plaln and OsaamsatAl Mse1lework. lpAyA.
bls hall.yeAsiy II advaass. !; $4,000
nAse. as,1 ~ IL JfelsaMIens, lss sanuta, to.n0
ha9p, :i Tt =; nO,VV
Guitar. !: /. Tt; A.. % No
r!ivsss Lessons In vseal ha,ia 300
ThOrouGh bAss, 91,OO
Drawing, ]. o.. 1900
patatln9 In water Colova. i II: 1O,ON
InMractloas u CnlInary Department 1000
The Course n kagjlsh Instruction COM
phsss OvtkoSyapAy, Reading, calcchInm,
peawaaship, ursmMas, kkslorls, Cosnposi.
ton. Logic, Mental phllss0fhy. Mental and
Practical Arithmetic. Algebra, look keep.
isg, 0somstry. i Ancient, Modern md Phys.
IsAt OsearspAy Nasrsd and pr0fans
History Mythology, Astronomy, Natural
PHILOSOPHY Natural History, Botany, thsm.
le1sy and pAysiele9y.
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5sFf% - FN79
MI 'llsl.l. il,,l'l'.

FNN#fHSs MiHh, Mat H., tNie4
II. unltlEN, i.ssFanuma NInn
Thar Mr. sm risd u Inisstn ,tM
ihai Ih~ .AsivAnev li,~l.t anil Alewrf |
ttcs,kht ufltnn lta,f wars asu u tlill III ro~l
sFsleF. ! rsM hlrtt Hrfs~ M heav, .whrai
With sath ssaf. nnd tight sens "A grass
with two small husK II viii tlp gs~sl
Wink IN rlay kind III tangled atnln ~ lrnss
kFaAs paid iaoshihg nls fu9 rslmirs III
who nsr The Marsl, llnr,rsi.r. lltsi, kir'n
and host vi o,her rattle trips afv always Iii
btull, anil dira.i harvest. ilr, taf,spl lisak.
downs. anil han,ls idIr. la,iug VIZ Wages
Tho Advanrr Ian light hint l,ine, will .lp
gtNsl wvrk III tl,r itusi siIing p'net. |
rhvtfillt recommend II IL h. ih. clnas !,
inert durable. and ligliesi ~lf rake Iii
market.
A.nlls lNGt,EllltI.T uI .rADS
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thesA mn Tht~s waslaiAs t,hss i nnfaifs
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iuufa rss.
MICHAEL lltstats
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os1ssiae w. Dor y Wheat " A~d
~ ~ ~ r,a1 soepsay's books
- - asesal shlpasss = wheat from
Osssss - ~ pssseas ysar ~ hssa
10, ~ bsshsls. II sAdistoa - mn
SAss = = bssd q ~ Ai1svsss vsss-
1suae ~ = ~ slsvsss sbsss 30. 900
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-05-14
rhs Wood ISAIabaIaa.l

The steamer Lulu d., Capt. Jack Stone.
arrived frOm Pickensvilie, onthe Tombigbee
river, Sunday night about 10 O'clock, and
from one Of the passengers, Mr.. John Bow
ger, we have received narrowing account
of the distress and suffering oecHsiohed by
the overflow of the Bigbee and tributary
streams 1,. if1s snur u llih l''.tin 90
Plantations along the river were entirely
submerged, the Occupants sitting on the
tops of houses, poultry on the fences, cattle
swimming about, and in one instance was seen
q crowd Of little children astride Of fence,
their feet just out Of reach Of the water
Three pigs floating down the river on a log
was a novelty, but the rising mifth caused
thereby, was suppressed by the sight Of the
houses Of their owners floating near them
No one can picture the terrible devastation
that has fallen like another plague upon
our country people of,the bottom lands.
In one place ON the east bank of the
river several men, black and white, were
discovered in perilous position, some in
trees and oneTin ahouse There were plen-
81 of people on the other bank of the river,
in possession of skiffs, but they did not 90
to their re lief. The parties in peril might
have. escaped on floating, logs, or been res
cued by those on the other bank, who, how
ever, were 10th to go; but anxious for Capt.
Stone to endanger the lives of his rpassen-
gers by running into the, dangerous trap,
Whereseen and unseen difficulties prevented
the attsmPt-and reluctantly leaving them
10 the resof those who could easily assist
therI, the sbOat came down the river at a
lightning speed.--Ao6tIe Graphic, April s6.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-05-14
HEInlster Thornton,g Rslaasuesi ana
FamiIY..f so -

The future residence Of the English Lega-
ton in Washing onis fast approaching COM
pletion, and promises to be the most SUBJ
stantlally elegant house IN the city. It viii
include under the one roof the Offices Of
the English Legation, ball room, rooms
ea suits fUr. the family, and rooms fitted up
with view to the possible entertainment
somewhere in the dim future Of some of
the royal family, Lady Thornton, who
presides over the household Of HE En-
bassy, is the dauRhteFof an English clergy
map.e She b tau, slsnders aadS - not Ssfy
handsome nor isshe-sery popuAGrin y ASH
ipgtoBG society, which, mg5s bee t6k6t1 as an
evidence thati she Is possibly TOO good an
English mother to g1iStHe IDEAS 81 the CAV
world, to which she gives but little time
deyoting an immense deal 10 her family.
The children are fine, hearty looking Eng
lish lassies, and dress with the most ex-
treme Simplieity-sa simplicity in startling
contrast with the elegant school dressing IN
which thespupils Of the two fashionable
French schools in the city indulge, wearing
velvet underskirts and silk overdfesses,
Paris embroidered suits, with lOtkets and
chains and rings innhmerable, and their
poor, silly little heads 50 full Of dance and
beadx and yanities of all kindsasto leave
but precious little room for the three Rs
reading, 'nting and arithmetic. - Boston Put.
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The NItAsStA DEsTRoY1Sa TREE. The
Alta California says: sstOf, al, the forest
trees, none deserves more attention here
than the blue gum, or EaeatyPtus glODstlss
Il combines in q TemAFl8bl be end unparal-5
leled manner great values for ornamental,
medicinal and industrial purposes. The
rapidity Of its growth gives it much Of its
favor, because money is dear, and thepee-
pie are in haste to see resultssu The foliage
and form of the tree are beautiful, and its
height Imposing. The wood is hard, strong,
elastic, and, durable. The leaves contain .
material Of great value for the cure Of masl
laTial and kindred diseases, and. the medir
cine prepared from them has come into use
as q substitute for quinine and, Peruvian
bark. The mere, proximity Of the, tree is
regarded as a protection against fevers.
For several years, past it has been planted
more extensively than any other tree but
every irrigating ditch in our valleys, every
main road should be lined,Eith, them, "A,
blue gum at San jose, seventeen years old,
is nearly one hundred feet high, and has q
diameter of two feet in the trunk, which
tspers gradually from the ground to the top.
The graceful form and smooth bark Of the
tree are supposed to indicate that it has
many years OF vigorous growth before il.
In Australia che blue gum reaches . diane
ter Of eight feet IN the trrnk.,ni.ifo. ~ab7l