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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19

when there is ne chance for out.of
doors work, make a supply of straw
mats for covering frames and hot
beds, to protect plants from too much
hot sun and frost. Use rye straw,
making the mats seven feet long and
four feet wide; so that two will cover
three sashes. The best plan is to
take FIVE trands Of tarred twine the
proper length, then lay the straw on
an inch thick, placing tie but ends
toward the edge Of the mats. After
this. take five other strands and lay
them directly over the first one, and
with needle and twine sew trough
the straw, taking care that the loop
catches both strings. When the
whole is completed the edges OF the
straw can be cut straight, and the
mat is ready for use. Always store
in dry place under cover when not
in use.
Cold Frames will need considera-
bic attention now to supply plenty OF
air. Remove the sashes entirely
whsn the weather win allow.
Hot bed will not be needed except
by market gardeners, before another
month, unless very early vegetables
are wanted. Shelter should be pro-
vided at the side from which the pre-
vailmg winds come to keep the wnd
from blowing directly upon beds.
Brush and poles for peas and beans
should be cut early, trimmed and
sharpencd; place near where they
are to be used
Root crops left in the ground du-
ring winter may be dug rs soon rs
the ground VII ALLOW.
For rhubarb, applya thick dress
ing of fcrmenting manure TO the bed
to induce an early start. 4 few
roots for forcing may be. taken up
and removed to hot bed and suppl
ed with plenty of fcrmenting manure.
-ATcrican AgidjtEaiit.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19
SONG AND STORY.
A SUNDAY THOUGHT.
BY ASSoN D. =. RANDOLPH


The sunlight foods the hills,
The water ripples in the quiet bays,
While through the woods the gentle south wind
plays,
And every stately pine Teith tnnsic fills.
hear the twittering birds,
The chirplng squirrel running 70 ana fr0 -
And In the shady pastures, which they fnow,
COntented browse the patient, lowing herds.
No hum Uf human life -
How peaceful yOnder hamlet, and how still
The moving air brings no disCOrdant thrill,
No echong sound OF labor oI Of strife.
The tumult the earth
Seems hushed 70 peace and thus scarce know
The restless heart grows calm. as around II lie
The silent forces Of celestial birth.
Is It the rest OF peace?
Can hush Of sound, or air. or SKY serene,
These quiet woods with sunny paths between,
Hold fast the soul, OF bid its torments cease?
Only few brief DAYS,
And the nth wind will come and as a blast
The frost pierce deep aud keen, the broad woods
cast
There leafless shadows over dreary ways.
Even the mornings sun
Win bring the tumult sna the strife once
more;
And in the old round, as in the days before,
must take up my burdens one by one.
O promise firm and sure:-
Not as the world giyeth, give unto thee"
Such, o my Lord, thy plClse is 20 me
OF Peace that peace which ever shall endure
Nor time, nor change, nor place,
Shall Wrcs., or b eak this word; 10 II IhOld,
Alike In s,Olm or calm, IN heat or cold,
EncOmpassed 10y thy Ministry of G.ace.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19

KrcHry GAEDEN.-Eyery one
who has a piece Of ground, even
though it be only a city lot, can have
a constant supply Of some Of the choi-
Ger vegetables # a little effort is made
nthis direction, Most s5ns would
be surprised 70 know the quantity
ofve-etables which market gardeners
grow upon their small lots, and though
it is moi expected that all Will do as
veil, yet on a very small area proper.
" cared for, a great many ofthe gar
den luxuries could be grown. Let
tuce. cucumbers, radishes, tomatoes,
ecg-plauts, etc, are a few Of the
things which are raised easily. At
the 20 t, cabbage, lettuce, onions,
par>nips, beets, etc. may be sown AZ
any time during the month. The
tenderer varieties, howoycr, must Dot
be pat in until settled warm weahI-
er.
Manure il one Of the necessities Of
the gardener as well as the farmer,
for without it 10 adequate returns
can be had. Every precaution then
should be used 20 preserve and IN
crease the quantity. With little
care the amount may be increased
very largely. Ahsorbents should 10
used in tie poultry yards, around
the stables and in the pigpen. II
the manure pile Is turneu occasional
/ ly, and the house slops poured over
it, fermentation VII be more active
and the pile better rcttod and eonse
quently more useful for the immedi
ate need Of the crops. Save the
horse maDurein a separate pile, wher,
il can be easily got at when wanted
for making hot beds.
During the cold and stormy day
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19
A skotch 81 the vale Look.

There is much that is curious and
interesting in the history Of lock ma
king. W hich dates back to far more
remote period of history than is gen
orally supposed. There are now, of
course, numerous claimants for dis
tinction in the production Of locks,
but for ingenuity Of design, eXcell-
ence of material, and above all abso-
lutte security, none sustainh higher
reputation than the celebrated Yale
I ..1.-
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19

The Singaless language stsnds ~
the front rank ofail spoken tongue
so far as names Of places are con-
cerned. In Eeyaloowa district there
is a village termed Galliappocon4Hre-
cir7hacoomhera. Another hamlet
close by styled KeenlooIlagagollepoo-
dana. i few more are OusekIlgpoo-
damakanda, Boodoogey ykondcgamo-
va.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19

The Rev. Mrs Van Cott is 80 pop
ular in Omaha that 10 church III
town Is large enough To contain the
congregation which she gathers.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19
~ LECTURE
- TO YOUNG MEN.
just Published n Scaled Envelope,
D,irp 3 cents

3 ALcCture 0u the Nature. Treatment and B1di-
cal cure OF Spernatp.rhU2. or Seuiual Weak
ness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
lmp.lu-u,s tu Mlul Ec generally; Nrrrurs-
ness, Consumption. Epilepsy, aud hts: Mental
and Physical lrap'c,fy resulting from self
Abuse, tr.-By BOBERTJ. CULNtRN ELL, II.
D.. AutAo, ~ tlc -'G-e-n Book" DE.
The w0r' i-.Cu1wucj author. iu t1.s admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own eNpe ienC3
chat the awful cons queDccs of Self-AbUr 20 may
he UFeCtua.iv removed without medicines and
without dangerous surgical operations. houCIes.
instruments. -llps, Or COrd1is. 90 Utilg OHr a
mode of cure at once certain and C.Trctu8l. By
whi'h every suiercr, no matter what his conoi-
ton NAV DEE. NAV cure himself ch-1plv privately
and radically THIS LECTURE HtLL PROVE
4 BOON TO THCT SANDS md THOUSANDS.
Sent urder seal. 10 any address, in plain seal
ed envelope. on the receipt OF six cents, or two
postage stamps. Address the publishers, CHAS.
J. c. KLINE & CO., u, BOwery, New York,
Post Ofice Box 1855
251y chd
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19

yersity Of styles prevents a particular
description Of all. These locks are
manufactured by the Yale Manuiaciu-
ring Company, Stamford, Conn, thc
principal Office Is there.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19

4 Georgia paper dispassionately
points 10 Senator Morton Is traI
crippled Senatgrial blackgusrd.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19
TO THE
Nervous AZ Dcbilitatc0
OF pOTu SEXES,
No charge for advice and consultation,
TO IIIE-

DR. j. g. DY0TT graduate NJ JEFFERSON heu
caj COLLEGE. Phi.d-phii. author Of Sevarl
valuable works. can be consulted on all Cseas-
as Of the Sexual or Urinary Organs, CNhlch he
hls made an especial study either IN male or it-
male. no matter from what C-rSt originating
or how long sttudiug. A practice n so years
enables mn 10 trest diseases with success
cures guaranteed, Charges reasonable, Those
af "a distance can forward letter describing
SYMPTOMS and enclosing stump 60 prepny p'
tagt. Send for the Guide 20 Health, Price ltc'
j. b. DYOTT. VI. D.,
Physician and surgeon, 10f Duane S., y y.
jan % -. ly
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19
NAiLHOAD IiNES'
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RAILWAY.
On and after March Sth, 1874, passen-
ger trains will run rs follows:
FROM HUNTINGTON

ExrREss-For an stations 90 White sulphur
Ovington, Muboro, Goshen. StauUton. Char
iOttcsyille, Gordousyiue juno ion. end kch-
m0ud. daily leXreDt sunday no lo:-3 A. " THIS
train connects at G0rdnusvlle for AleNandTid
Washington. apd the North aud az Richmond
for Petersburg. Norfolk, Weldon, Wilmington
Charleston. savannah, pIny'lc, GrceuoOgo, Char-
Iotte Columbia. Augusta ana Atlanta.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19

In 1860, Mr.. Yale
resumed the produc-
ton Of key losl5s for
general use, and soon
afterwards patented
a style cf lock, which
with subsequent i'm
provements, ha since
rendered his name so
celebrated. II was of
the description call
ed a pin lock idcn-
teal in some respects
with that made by his
father, bat possr>'
ing the distinctive
feature Of a key o.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19

dim, fiat steel, Tess DIAN an lrch ard
a half long. and wei Ching but a iroc-
ton of an ouncc-as shown in the
foregoing cut.
The prominent features ofthc Yale
lock, may be illustrated by thc dc.
cIiption Of Yale mortisc night latch,
an e.cutchcon Of thi kind hcirg ap-
plicable to any style Of mortiscorrlo'
lock.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19
S228,5OO IN GyETS!
AS ECLLOWS-
ONE CHANCE ~ EVERY NINE!

-s.95i cash G.ft5. amounting t5........
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-19
Good RosponibIs Agents Wanted.
Liberal Commissions Allowed

- Money should be sent by Exn-ess. or by
Draft ou auy solvent nank. by P1Stuice Money
order, or Registered Setter, at our risk. For
pirticuirrs, address
f. W. MORGAN. Manager.
Jan to-atf. Lock Boa 15S. CUunne, tah.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08
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(Nuslonb)
Berlin, 81. Mdr3. @r56i19of
Mel6ers lit in GDln perboftet uno ms
@efdnsniB sebra6t ,uoroen. Gs perlau=
tet mid it. tpel9er Mrt Die 9lntla gen lino,
pel6e segen i'm por9ebra6t peroen. -
Muem Mnl define na6 wiro es faum lan9e
mebr hauern 10 >peroen ale iibrlgen
preuBil4en @r5bil96fe un0 Bil4ofe bal=
jelbe 2oos t6eilen uno lire 9eeroen mer=
BEN perlpai|t lein. l1no NOS oann :?
Dann ,pirb sic &eibe an bic @eneralpi=
care tommen, pel9e ols 8erlpe ler Der
8istbumer li9 Den @eIeben eben1o weni9
fiigen t 3 Dnnen als Die BildDfe. uno
mas bonn9 Dunn fommen Die Priei tier !;
audi 1ic meroen lire @emeinoen perlo len
uno in bic @efdngni1e panoern Mi lien.
uno mas 6ann? QBenn olle @emolts=
mobreeeln obpraQen an Dem Mutbe oes
bDberen uuo nieoeren Glerus, an Der
@loubensfefisteit Der &atboliten, wos
bunn 3
Dospo1enerM pel1 a t on 8:
oeri9t. perurtbeilte Den Beibbi14o1
sSanisae>psfi ,pegen bes an ben Geli9ions:
lebrer @6r0ter 9eri6teten nit Ggcon1:
munication orobenoen @9reibens mad
S At oes @traf9elekbu9es (Sbeilnobm'
an elmer itraf 9anolun9) 5u 30C
Sbolern @trafe, eoentuea 5u 5tuei Dfp=
naten @efansniB. Die erite $nitan;
Ipro9 i'm betanntli6 fret oa Sanis=
selusfi nur als 8euolma9ti9ter oes @r5=
bil9ofs 9ebanbelt babe.
Sem Mun9en ~@olfsfreuno"
sebt Die No9ri9t 5u, ooB idmmtli4e 80
baieril6e Gentrumsmit9lieoer an &onie
2uopis II. li6 9eluenoet boben NIT Der
Bitte, Die baieril6eu 8ertreter i'm Sum
besratbe an5uweilen, alien ginfluB Bai=
erns 9eqen Sic Mnnabme beg neuen vsSn=
ternirungs@ unO uslpeilun9sselebes oe&
@eijtli9en" gelteno gu MAIDEN.
&reis @elbern, Gin b69t in=
terel7anter Tall in Soden Der Moigeiebc
lie9t in Mngene1 16 por, elmer 8auerI I6oft
BON Gappelen. Sic Gingele0enen Der BE-
1agten 8auer19ott baben ndmlib nit
benz @uratseiitli9en M0mten einen @er=
tros abgel9 9o1len> in Dem 9r. M0mten lid)
perli@tet fat, big sur Wioerbeiebung Der
erleoigten 8icarie ltelle Die notbwenoigen
9eii itli@en Tunctionen an Der oortisen
&apeQe gu pol5ieben. 9a nun bic bil9of=
li6e Beb6roe uno Der Bfarrer BON @o=
pe0en beim MbI6luHe bie1 1es rein pripaten
@ertra 9es in teiner Weile betbeili9t Iino,
10 oarf man NIT &e6t barauf 9elpannt
iein, tuer bier als v9eiitli@er O6erer":
bonn 0fentli9em Minii iterium angeIeben
tueroen wiro. -9ier 5eigt es Ii9 epioent>
oaB Elm tatbolii@er Guratprieiter aud
obne Mniteuung su 9eifli@en 6unctionen
bere9tigt lein tann !; Elm fir4lider Oberer
lit bier nidbt betbeilist, - ober aber oas
0Hent(i@e Minii iterium miibte annebmen,
boB Die 81 8auern bon Mnsencl6 Die
tir@li@en Obernbes @urotpriei iterSW&Dm=
fen ieien u. linn Elm seiitli6es 9(mt iiber=
tra9en bdtten. Mm 8. er1hienen 1dmmt=
li6e Ga unter5ei@ner oes 8ertra9es Dor
oem8iirsermeiiter ponGapeaen> luooon lie
gum Spell iber cine @tunoe ent fernt
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NuoooerQ0, -. bent g. 2Q}ertl 1874

better. Ser &i6terltanb balelblt, wenn
man eini9en tDpiI6en PerlDnli@telten,
a. 9. .&i6ter @torep na9 urtbeilen min,
betreibt Die &e6tsphe9e rein als @elo=
ma9er9e1adft, uno lit es ibm oaber Bios
nm @porteln, @ebibren uno @rpreilun9
niemals um &e9tlpre4nng gu tbun.
9eute, bic @elo boben ,ueroen unter
ni9tisen 8ormanoen III 9aft genpmmen
unb oann se9en entlprede enoes 90leselo
,pieber frei9elo1en; anoere Die 1ih
tpirfli9 zines Der9e6ens ooer Werbre=
6ens 16ulOi9 9ema6t boben, tonnen li3
cbenloeut nit @el0 freitaufen uno ltegt
Dem Gomite }. 9. jebt Elm Nffioapit zines
@errn Na1b por, tuelder our4 Die 3ab=
lung BON $25O0 an &i6ter @toreD unto
$500 an einen Mgenten li6 feline 6reibeit
per16affte. St botte @pirituo1ea in oas
Snbianer9ebiet einsefubrt,. mar oieIers
6alb perboftet uno nit Giniperrun9 IN
oos Benetentiorp beorobt tporOen, fano
es oober auf ben &atb 1eines 4ntpaltes
1ebr ongeme6en, bie @a9e nit &i4ter
5torep in @ute ab5umo6en.
- Gin g 1enfwirtb lit 9es
Moines banste elm @@ilo nit na6ite=
benoen Morten iiber leiner Sbiire ouf ::
vMenn bu betelt, 10 9ebe in oein &dn1=
faerlein - aber ni6t in bic Mirtbsi tube
beines Mo9bars !" 9ie 8ettueiber flint
merten li9 aber ni9t i'm @erin9llen um
|bie1e @tidelei.
ct. So1epb> Mo., 2. Mpril. Ser
bie1i9c Bu@bdnbler Sames 9. Sobnlon
tpur6e beute tpe9en ansebli@er @erlebuns
oes Poit9elebes perboftet uno bis ani
Deiteres se9en Biir9I6aft entlanen. Gr
bate Gorrei ponoeu5farten nit unau9ti=
| gen @orten bel6rieben ber Yoft GUT
FBer|enbun9 iiber9eben.
Gin @e1 d orenengeri d I
in Can Dieeo, gal., bra6te 9egen einen
| oes @9ofoieb1tabl Be5idtigten einen
MabrIpru9 ouf rM6ti6uloig" elm, be-
merfte aber au9leib> oob ct ~lene @4afe
5uriidse6en" miie.
80 empDis, Senn., 2. Ipril. Sbos.
6. SUMS, elm befauter Oienbanoler uno
elmer oer er5 item 8ean1ten Der Ooo=Tel
lops uno oera&itter bonn 8Dtbias=Orben,
per19,pouo por einisen Sa9en in gebctm=
niBpoGer @eiie uno fiir6tet man, oab er
auf Dem @ese na@ ct. Souls lpobln er
5u reilen beabli9tigte, ermoroet moroen
lit. @eine bie1igen @ldubi9er iino inoel l.
| len anoerer Mnl li9t unb lieben beute 1ein
gi9entbum pon @beriff nit Bel9la9
belegen.
Mew Oort3. 4pril. Ser seitrise
@erlu@ GUT @r6ffnung bes &reu5Suges
9egen oie5aloontpirtbe i'm Ditli6enSbetl
BON Brootlpn i9lu9 febl uno oer in lei=
men @rtpartungen 9etdul6te 9io Ge>pis
|]agte gu Sen SemperenSlerinnen ~y&un,
mein lieben Srauer, 6enfen @ie iiber Die
@a9e lieber no6 cini9e Sabre na6 uno
Damn min i6 fommen uno @le bel Der
Organization unterltiBen. Derpreoi9er
8oole mar bet nli9t, wenn man Die
@a9e eini@lofen lolle, 10 tueroen oaraus
| 1ebr i6limme Tolsen fir Die STRIDE ent=
Iteben 1nb. bic 9rii itli9e 8epDlferung
>uiirbe flint Sabre gebrauden, um ,pieoer
Den @taotpunpt 5u errei6en> ben tie jebt
einnimmt.
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(snlanb)
Die u6 DrD1is", etn en9li]6=omeri.
foni5der Trauenperein In Ne{pDorf tpur=
Dc BON ben Semperen5 =Weibern our W}it=
.pirfun9 1T Der Teboe 9e9en bic gSirtbe
uno Srinter oufgefproert unb bat oarauf=
bin iid peranlabt 9eleben, in einem offe=
hen @eno16rei6en 5u ertldren, ooB Die
v@orolis" li9 ni6t nur, mas man be-
qebre, oller berou19enben @etrdnfe ent=
6alte uno bel ibren @eunions blos 2imo=
nobe, Sbee Safe uno G5Dcolooe als
G5etrdnfe beniibe> }onoern ou9 Der W{ei=
nuns lebe, oaB ibr itiqes Wirfen peitmehr
fru6te als alles @etrei1ne Der leni iations~
fa9tisen Semperen5l6tpefern.
M Mo1bington, 2. Mpri. Ser
Mus16uB oes 5oules fit Serritorien BE-
10loB nit feds gegen eine @timme Die
3ulaI1un9 Don Neu=Werico als @taat
in bic Union gu eupfeblen.
9}ew=O orf, /. Npril. Qqe 8auz
banbtperter Der bteli9en @taot liro ouf
nd91ten Dienltog gu elmer BerIamm(uns
beruFen om iber Die @atblomfeit elmer
Nldtebr gum 3ebnitunoen=@Dlsm 5u be-
rdtben.
&o1umbus, S., l.: Mpril 9ie
Roblen9rdber oes 9odin9 8allep beiin<
san Tm am @trite.
Gin resbpterionerpre= re-
oiser ma6te uor &ur5em Die trdntenoe
8eoba9tung, bab feline san5e @enleinoe
in boblj1nar9eno tiefen @4lummer per=
faQen mar, ebe ct nod ei9entli@ begon=
,,en bate, BEN Mobnt6rnerl6mal ieine=
4un,elrebe uber lie aus5ul6iitten. u8rii=
Der I" rief ct bann iiber Die 9rabesfiQen
gdume Tin, - nBriioer oas 1T ni9t
redt! SIR 9cbt cinem Wanne ni9t mol
cine bolte Gbauce. Mortet bod, Biz id
crit einnal in meinen &eoeiluB Dinein9e<
ratben bin ; uno itD bin Damn cures Mit=
1d,uimmens nidt tpiirbig, 10 |9laft rubig
Elm. Aber eebt bod einem Dtonne cine
@bance @eiue YreshDterianer abcr Id
delten, ,pie i'm Sraume> unb lGliefen rll=
big ,peiter.
Mnbb Sobu1on lit Ieit TiQ=
more's SOB Der einsige nod lebenbe gI=
,prd1ioent. Gin gBe1lelblatt bemerft
bieSu, oob Nubp itets Gin etgenlinniger
&nabe uno Fets et>pos Mblonoerli@cs gu
treiben uub gu ba6en 8elpobnt seioc1en It.
- Sn 8 Donpille> Sllsv lat elm
Ss1,nbe beim Gnbbol1lpiel ben G9aoel
einge16la9en erbalten.
- 9ie New Dorter M illio=
mare Mitor, @tewart uno 8anoerbilt
baben iiber 5tpeibunoert Miqionen 9ol%
Iors su perfii9en> uno fir oieien un9e*
beuren &el6tbum fno MIR 4 @obne als
grben porban0en.
@ie bte- 9errli3 feit Der
gBelt ooriiber9ebt, oos 5eist ncueroings
pittbole @itD in Pennlplpanien. Mdb<
renb Der Ort friiber einmal fiinfsebntau=
ienb Gintpobner 5dblte friiten iebt BORT
uur nod neun Tan1ilien ibr einlam finn
merli1es 9aIein.
- Sic 3uitdnoe in Mr>ta n ia 8
finb mad ben Grmittelungen> tpel6e 9e<
sen,pdrtis BON bem Suitis =Nus goben=@o=
mite seIe9entlid anseitsut perSen> re@t
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uobnen, um in oie1er @od)e prototollor=
i i]6 pernommen 81 ,peroen.
Mus Dfi ter miro 9emeIoet
u@e6s ser cpncel lionirten 9icn ltmdnner
ipel6e l6 om %. 6ebruor ni9t bereit
fanben, Die MDbel oes Bildofe5 aug Dem
6au1e aum Yfanblofole gu ldoffen, 1ollen
"a Yer|on nit Sboler nnh 10 Sgr.
Soften beItraft >porOen lein.
Gr5bii9of2eo 9 0 ws II: Sic
uBerliner @ermania" tbeilt neulih Ole
Sic Na6ribt nit, oaB gr5bii i2eoo9o=
msti Die no9sclu6te GrlaubniB SumMel=
1ele1en in einem 5u oielem 3pedc einse=
ridteten uno an feline 3eQe nfoBenoen
3immer erbolten bobe. Diele grlaub=
nib lit nun pirtli9 ertbeilt luoroen, bod
unter ser Beoin9uns, boB oer @}in!ltrant
bel Der III. MeNe nur aus Dem 8efon=
9enenper1onole 9enommen merDe. Sa
unter bent 1elben aber fein ein5t9er 5u fin=
ben 1T, oer Die 1en Dient iibernebmen uno
in oesiemenoer Wei1e perri4ten f6nnte,
an6erer1eits Die 3ubilfenobme oes er5bi=
1hDHi6en 9ieners ousbriidli6 unterlast
1T, 10 lit ber @err Gr5bildof bisber ou=
Ber @tanoe 9etpel en- =, BON Der gegebenen
2icen5 @ebrau6 gu if1oben. 9luIfalleno,
boB ale Gonce11ionen> Die man Dem &C.
|fonsenen 5u 9emabren fir ongemelien er'
a9tet, 10 I'd iti9en JeI6ranfun9en unter=
lie9en, 6ob ibre Nnnobme moralil@ un=
m6s(i6 1T.
Boponne,1 l. Npril Sic garliiten
oerIi9ern, ooB Die 8e>ue9un9en oes M{or=
|i9all @errano segen Die 8elaserun9sar-
NICE bon Bilbao sdn5li6 miblunsen lei,
uno bas 3wil9en oem %. uno Dem 80.
Mar3 fein &umpf fatt9efunoen bobe.
MGaorio 3, 2. Mpril. Ser breitd9i9e
Waffenitiultano> ,pelder 5>pi1den oen Ie=
eierun9struppcn unS Oen Garliiten bon
Bilbao ge19loi1en mar, lief geltern ab.
General @robas bot Die Qlrmee oes Mar=
| {6au 5errono nit 5000 Monn perltartt.
Cine abermalige 56laDt 1teDt nabe be-
por
0er(in,1 1. Mpril. Ser oeuti@e Nltro=
nom, Peter Ylnoreas S9onle en- lit ee=
! itorben.
@oris, 81. Mar5. @eh. Gbonsp
Iuulut el''uID1'S'' <t'S'''N'' w o"I"S.
runessuitono su ertldren, bomit er beller
I'M @tonbe lci ben befti9en @dmdbun=
gen uno Nn9riffen Der raoicalen umltllr5=
Ter in Der Gclonie ent9e9enSutreten.
paris, 80. Mdr3. SIM sansen
Qanoc mocbt li9 cine iteti9 5unebmenoe
pplitii6e un5ufrieoenbeit bemertli4 nno
bei9dftigen li6 TAFT ale politil@en Yar<
teien nit Der MDglid)teit elmer Nenoerung
oes sesenudrtigen @e9ierunssipitems in
elmer nibt fernen 3rtnnft. D;e jiina=
lten Debotten in Der fran50ltlhen Na=
tionalperi riammlun9 baben foit i'm 9an5eH
2anoe oos 8ertrauen auf Elm ldngereS
8eiteben bes iiebenjdbrisen Nmtster=
mines oes M{ari@alls MocMabon er=
| 16ittert.
g3ebenbei mabt ii6 AUDI cine 8efird=
tung gelteno, oab es 5rpii9en Grantre''b
uno 9euti1lano abermals 5u 1oldsn
Differen5en tomnen miro, bic einen &r'eA
5rpii&en oisien beioen &eiAsn fat sur
@eluiBbeit ma@en mullsn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-17
Notice 10 Sell Real Estate of William III
Carr Deceased

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court,
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, IS. at Townshend. in
and for said District. on the 18th day OF March, A.
d. 1874 James c. Norton administrator de bOnis non
with the will annexed, of the estate of WILLIAM
II CARR, late of Jamaica. in said District. deceas-
ed, makes application to said Court for license to
ing that il will be beneficial to the legatees, heirs
and all persons Interested in said estate to have said
Court, that said application be referred TO session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office, in said
Townshend, the 18th day Of April A. ID. 1874. for
hearing and decision thereon and il is further
dered that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication of notice of said application and or
der thereon. three weeks successfully in the BEL
Lows FALLS TINS, newspaper published at Rock
ingham, and which circuiates in the neighborhood
OF those interested before said time Of hearing thai
they may appear at said time nd place. and is they
| see cause. object thereto, By the Court. Attest.
Al6 c. B. EDDY, Register.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-17

SUGARED POP CoRN.-This delights
all children, and is in the reach of every
one. One cup sugar (white); half cup
water; boil till it taffies, then sprinkle
IN the pop corn, as much as the pan will
hold. If nicely popped, this will sugar
two quarts of corn. Stir well, so that il
does not stick together; the grains ought
to separate. To make pop corn balls
take the receipt for "mosses, and boi
it till it taffes then stir iu the corn aut
set it from the FIRE, and as it cools worl
it into balls with your hands. OF cours
they are not ike those you buy in tn
cities, but for home made they are eS
celleut.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-17

WARNING TO BALD HEADED MEN,
Josh Billings has an entirely bald head.
1t is related of him that once when he
was at the biological Gardens in Paris,
the day being warm, he lay down upon
one of the benches and went to sleep.
After a while he was awakened by a
sense of sufocation, and when he opened
his eyes he found that something covered
his face. He began to struggle to release
himself, and the next moment gigantic
ostrich leaped up and began to pranct
down the path. The ostrich had observ
ed the top of Josh's bald head, and, mis-
taking it for one of its eggs, it had begun
to sit upon it for the purpose of hatch
ing.