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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-10
Citizens of saIlas and viclaity, Attention !

The Kansas Pacific Railway, The old Kansas Pioneer
Line, is maki7g extraordinary cNertions to adj hous
tnd- our population this II extends you
~ web know from Kansa, City and L~aycnworh to
clay Center, Las Animls, Denver Boulder, and Chey
Those points being the ernini OF the line
aad branches II reach all important places in Kan
as Colorado and New Mexico, passes through all cur
principal cities and opens up TO settlers all fertile
valleys Its agents constantly 81 work in every
section of the Union and talking 10 the people aud
distributing tons of printed matter, illustrating and
describing State. our people aid in this
good work by writing 10 their friends who wish 10
take sp for pleasure health anI urge them 10 visit
the great Colorado Resorts. You also send the
Of thos. Of your friends and acquaintance ljy
lng east of the Missouri River and wlDm Won think
might be Induced 10 remove to Kansas to Mr. Keim
"a. Kansas CITY and lac will send thrm printed matter
and have his agents call upon thp In this way thou
a ads in ignorance vii obtain knowledge Of our VI
entity Mr.. o. :, Iylarl Is General SUp't, and Mr.
Beverley r. Keim is General Passenger Agent with
fees AT Kansas City
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GTea test Event or The Age-The Old Rciia.
bic Hannibal l. ST. Joseph IL. R.
AlWayS ahead.

From and after April ath this company will run two
express trims daily. each way, aud arrangements
haze been made between this line and the Toledo Wa
bash 4 Western Railway, whereby through train to
be knewn as The Kdssds city aud Ne,c York Express
composed Of Baggage cars, day coaches and Pullman
Palace sleeping cars is 10 be run from Kansas City
TO Toledo 90 via Quincy, Jacksonville, Springfield.
Decatur, Tolono, Lafayette, Logansport and TT
Wayne soilloU change Ase attached to this train
through day coach and Pullman Palace Sleeping ca
through to Chicago via Chicago Burlington K Quincy
RI The New Yor express via Quincy, makes the
time from Kansas City New York in .sfty iosrs an
advantage 20 Che travelling public before fcred
or attempted 10y any any other line. Arriving in In
dianapois. Cincinnati, Toledo, Cleveland. Buffalo
Niagara Falls, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Philadelphia
New York, BOSTON and other eastern cities from three
and hall TO twelve hours in advance OF all other lin
Through tickets and fall Information can be obta n
ell al all offices Of the Kansas Pacific Railroad Bag
gage checked TO destination For further information
consult time tables, address + Pendeld Gen Pass
engcr Agent, Hannibal, No or u. y Clayton. West
ern Passenger Agent, Leayenworth. Kansas
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TrGf. Allan Eurr.

Scotland's Star Lecturer. Prof. Allan Curr.
f. @. s., +. II. s. L.. London, author Of
"Adeline, Poets of the people The last
Of the Stormouts," &c. will deliver a lecture
on the 'Storming Of the Bastile." at the Pres
byterian church next Tuesday night Prof.
Curr is now lccturing in Kansas with great
success. His lecture. i romance and drama Of
the French Revolution, will be superb liter
airy feast and we hope our citizens Will give
him 4 crowded house. Charles Reade, the
novelist. says OF him His address was most
successful. 1t was wit. pathos, and facts, mar
velously combined" The London city Press
says: He is very full of oratorical fire and
very amusing. IL is stated that Mr.. Curr has
lectured before more than six huRdrsd OF the
principal literary and scientific Institutions Of
Great Britain and ireland during the last ten
years. and is now Lecturer in the Government
Department of Science and Art al the crystal
Palace. London.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

PEisrYrERIAS-w a. Simpkns, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath at II A. NJ. and J.. NJ sabbath
nings.
MrrHopIsr EPIscoPAT-Iev. r. !. IIill Pastor,
Preaching every sabbath, al l0..i1 \. NJ and .3t
p'clock Il. NJ. sabbath school, each Sa Dbath, al
aA.M. Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenings.
IrIscoPAI-Rev. Tbcs. Il. DOoey, Rector. Preaching
every sabbath mOrnnS and evening.
CATnoLlC-Rev John Fogarty, Pastor Services on
the SECOND sabbath of each month ~ the Court House
EAPTIsT-Rey. J. II. Downcr, Pastor. Preaching on
the first and third sundays OF each month"; m)ruing
and evening. Sabbath school, 9:31 n. M, every
sabbath Prayer meeting " cdr sday evening.
tHEIsrIAN CuURCIi-P Preaching in the Baptist church
on the I'd and 9Th LINUS day Of each mouth, by
l1der A. ID. Goodwin
ELGIIsH LurIiEPAN--C Young, Fastor Preaching
the Grst and third Sundays OF each IN nth, at IL
O'clock a NJ second and fourth suauays at New
Ii4bra
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Great Excitement.

oh . tremendous. TERRIBLE. TEERgFIc. Cry
and county scrip gone up ten per cent more on
the dollar. The Beecher- TiIiOn trial stopped.
GraSshoppers scared TO death. All the little
rat terriers in town run up and down street
and bark. The city herd s;ampesles and makes
grand havoc. There are great expectations OF
the Smoky Hill commencing TO run mp stream.
Bus siil Gil this has no Influence witi the
working arrangements at the only frsi-class
gallery in Salina. over Seitz's drug store. ".
=. Lowe still has perfect control o; his nerves.
and !. taking matters cool. besides taking The
best picture with more accommodation tfan
has ever been expected 10 sziiua- But ask
you 10; TO take rny word for il bst 60 at once
and see for yoFself. I zsk bot oRe thai and
n it does rot satisfy you, zen uee,l not call
sgain- ask ~ money until piciurps are
called for. Call at once and nv M % ali
this | sm and vii t,- vegv respectfully.
lgsETs.
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An EnterprIsing Railroad.

lHE ATTENTION 81 TIio7E cont Inpiaing imp IL
thr East is called to the New Fast Train VIA the VA
s,su LIxr called H.. Kansas CAY and New l0rk Fast
Line, now running through :ron the Missouri River
H. New York in the unprecedented time OF - hours.
hi, tran IS composed OF raac" Day Cars and Ne"
fullman Sicepers, equipped with the Automatic An
Brake and Millcr's Ipup'crs. aud reaches ndanapo-
lis, Cincinnati Toledo, Buffalo P.tt-barg, ph.iad'i-
ihia. New York and Boston, train in advance OF
AMY other line leaving at the same time.
This train leaves Kansas City, Atchison and 81. DO
s,ph every afternoon on arrival ol trains from the
West Ia addition 10 his two other fast trans ar.
ruh via the WABASH, milking thrSe daily trains to the
Atlantic scaboard. The adva-tage the W NGA'I Offers
viii be appreciated by the travelling public.
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W. ID. Dexter and W 2. Lowe. scorers -
The Ellis boys were a fine looking set ef young
men, very gentlemanly and made good iln-
preston. Among them are some players who
ought 10 be professionals" if they are not.
Although disappointed they took ther defeat
grandly and exhibited no ili-feeling whatever.
They went West on the Monday evening
train. The umpire, Mr.. J. w. Bates, gave
splendid satisfaction by his impartial rulings.
andnot a complaint wlspublicly male against
him by the members of either club. All honor
20 ..Sergeant'' Bates
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Facts are Something Worth knowing.

Passengers for Indianapolis. Cincinnati and
all intermediate points. should remember that
10y taking the Hannibal & St Joseph train.
leaving Kansas City at 49, p. NJ. they will
arrive i'm Indianapolis at 2:40 noon. next dav.
Just three hours and fifty minutes ahead OF
st. Louis lines. Arriving in Cincinnati at 7:So
Il. NJ, one and half hours ahead Of all other
routes. Through tickets and fun information
can be obtained At al offices of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad. also at the Union depot. Kan.
sas City. See that your tickets read via Quin-
cy and take no other.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHeriH'.S Sale.
N ~ METH, PiaintiG,

N KEITH, PiaIntiG,
MARY K. BROWN ct al Dcft's
By virtue of special execution issued from tine
Office Of the clerk OF the district the 18th iu-
Il district in and for Saline county, OF Kansas
and to me directed, Will on the
12fh day CT Jsiy. 4. D. ISIS.
at clock L NJ OF said day. 'he front door % the
court house in the city OF SalIna, in sand county Gn
state offer Tor sale at puic yendue the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand, the following property
tc-wit Lots No lilo and III on Iron Avenue, IN the
city of Salna, ia said county and state according o.
the plot of said city nO record IN the Office of reg
Is ter of deeds OF said county. Appraised AT 81 go; %
be sold as the hroperty OF the above named defendants
o satisfy srib plainti as execution.
Given under my hand ihis 10Th day of June, lS75.
+ J GOING.
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TIME TABLE-K. p. r. r.
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor--E. II BISHOP.
Counc ilmen--C. : RADCLIrP, GEonGE kRUECER
NM. BERG, 4. W. WIcKHAM, 4. j. t0INGs
Police Judge-N. r. CARROLL.
tlerk-FRED. II. WiLONAN.
1reasurer-J VI. BLoDGEgr.
Night Wa;chman--L. NJ. IUTTLE.
Marshal-J. \ BAKER.
tIty AttOruey-JOHS OsTER.
Ecf OF Fire DepaTtIuent-lRA l.. CARVER.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

JUDGE 81 ,he District Court. II. PRESCOTT.
senator SOLOMON SrEPUENs.
Representatives,. &. LOCKwDoD
County CoinnissionerS-W. II. SCTIOIL, Chairman
3, NJ PALMER and r. :. CHANPLIN.
county CleTk-DAVID BEEBE
County IrcasWer-C. T.. FAULKNER.
Sheriff.. J. IIOING.
LEICESTER of DEEDS L. CHISS.
toroner-J. n. LULL, .II.
County AttOrney-JouN FCsTEg
SurveYor-L. .. VICE..
superintendent Of Public Instraction--D. MI-Eg
clerk of the District COiri-N. PETERSON
Probate Ju dge--H. :. CCNNlNGHAM
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Who would be bothered milking cows III the
rain. pay $50 per month for hcrding and
make nuisance of their back lots when
you or any other man can get milk of .inder-
son 81 cents per quart-morning and even
ing. lJ-iw
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A special meeting of the Ladies Sewing So
ciety viii be held N the residence of Mrs. Han
ma, on Saturday the 18th inst, at . O'Clock L.
". Mrs. A. NJ. CAMPBELL, Pres.
Mrs. S. SEAMAN Secv.
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IL is proposed that the Junction City. Abb
lene, Salina and Ellsworth people join in an
excursion TO the mountains this summer.
Shall we s'excurt?''
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Lay will furnish ice cream TO parties and to
festivals. of much better quality and at cheap
err prices than can be purchased elsewhere in
the city.
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business; but he is going TO cali at Salna 10
see Ober Bond & Wilson'S Stone Palace Store
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We have received new stoca of Victoria
lawns which We will sell very cheap.
LITvWICH 4 WIITAANN.
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SALIVA WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected b. Il T Watson, dealer in Groceries,
lroyI.ions and Qnecnswarc, % Santa Fe avenue.
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AYRES'
Elastic Hernia Truss.

~ATIvk. kBxEks
MR + ". AYEEs-Dcar sir Accet' my thank.
for the Truss yOu sent ne. Of your fathers maze
which relesed me rom the breach .aGerirx un-
der AZ that iif1e The one had besn TsiHx fid
AFFORD am rClIef, bat ysuTs cured IN siN wert
although bad been told that 81 nce could
be cured u - than eighteen uJnfis since
have hal occasion Reas n saf far a. I can
jude the Ttliff j., fuia1rut rf-rrlfaiv recon
mend Ayres Truss y tho hest O. bf fourd
You're truly,
g.. :. STOCkWELL, Bai,i = Ms ionarg
Refer ~ special permission % Frank " Hamilton
" y. Ii ID Professor 81 surgery Bellevue Hoe
Yiial Medical College, NV York.
al orders for Western kxnsas for ;hs AYEESf
TRUSS shossid - accDul panied hy rsrslre around
hips and brief d.-cTiItioa Il fhr Hernia Address
DR. lull.J Y Saiina, kansas
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
Notice of COD0Itucy'SHiD.

have this day sold to ". x. GeIs n one half inter
est IN the New Cambria ,ram Elevator. The nrn
name Will be Gels y Denny
June lat, 1876. EONMNER
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''Fsrss ~ Fs~t. 80 - 80 So 4 zttea -
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administrators Notice.
The undersigned has been duly appointed Admins
traitor de 6oHiS of the OF Charles T.. Segcr,
late OF Saline county, Kansas. deceased.
All persons indebted To the estate requested tu
make immediate payment; and those having claims
against the viii present them. duly autHeutIca-
ted, tor allowance. +. 4. WlLDMAN,
june 81, 1873. Administrator lie boHts
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pRY GOODS, GROCERlEs { EvERYrHING.
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Have you tried any OF that delicious ice
cream which Lay makes: lyon have not. 90
to him and get refreshed during these hot DAYS.
Hon. w. y. Morphv. of HAYS CITY. called
last Saturday. lie is member OF the Ellis
club and handled the bat in lively manner
last Monday.
Some of eur farmers are going TO harvest
next week. They will save money by calling
on ober, Bond & Wilson and getting their sup
plies.
Mr.. a. s Poe, our new jeweler. is busy ar
ranging his stock OF jewelry AT j. c. Rash &
Son's.-lle is making that little nook 4 very
attractive pfases
Our base ball boys are gaining more laurels
than any other club in the State They buy
all their knobby goods :; ODER. Bond Il VIII
sons Cheap Cash Store
Hon \. s. Palmer. OF Jacksonville. H.. Is
visiting with his brother. Col. ). VI. Palmer.
The first named gentleman once a member OF
the Illinois Senate.
We viii sell you dry goods. and clothing
cheaper thsa any other hoase las, or West
IITowlCH s. WEErNANN
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The nonparel or alba pictures made a
Ormsby's gallery, on Iron Avenue. I7-ew
hesSrS. Whitehead Is Seaman talk strongly
OF building two-story brick building. 25x40
feet, on the lot next east of the post Office
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WESTMINSTER, MD. SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1878

vred 80 as to attack the Constitution stimuli
taneously. At halfcable's length OF each
Other they awaited their antagonist. She
came up in gallant style, and managed so
skillfally as to pour tremendous broadsides
into both Of them. A little before seven
the LyaAe surrendered. An hour later
the Constellation started in pursuit Of the
Lepa,t, which was endeavoring to escape,
engaged her at quarter to nine o'clock,
and after an hours action compelled her
TO strike. The loss of the Constitution
was three killed and twelve wounded the
two British vessels lost thirty-fve killed
and forty wounded.
During the long period Of peace which
preceded the outbreak Of the Southern
rebellion the Constellation was used as a
schOOl-shipa at Annapolis, Maryland, whence
she was removed temporarily TO Newport,
and was there employed in the same SER
vice.
The fgure-head Of the Consolidation was
carved wooden statue Of General Jackson.
IL is now at the Philadelphia Navy yard,
but it is proposed to set it up in the Naval
Academy grounds at Annapolis.
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AN ARITHMETIoAL CURIOSITY
London Athenoum contains the following
arrangement of figures:

1t will be seen that the sum of each
line, each column, and each diagonal is
"a. The four corner 6gures-34. The
corner figures of any square of four
figures (of which there are four in the
larger square)-34. The four figures Of
the central square-34. The four fig
ures of each corner Of the whole square
"a making altogether twenty different
ways in which "a may be reckoned. The
other sums of "a may be obtained by tax
ing the figure which stands next to the
corner figure, going round from left to
right, thus, 3, 8, Ia, 9,-34 Then take
the figures which stand to the left of the
corner figures, going the other way round,
2, B, Is, 12-34.
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Good Advice.

Foolish spending is the father of poverty
Do not be ashamed of work, nor Of hard
work. Work for the wages you can get,
but work for half price rather than be idle.
Be your master, and do not let society OF
fashion swallow up your Individuality
hat, coat and boots, Do not eat up and
wear out all that you earn. Compel your
selfish body to spare something for profits
saved. BE stingy to your own appetite,
but merciful TO Others necessities. Help
Others, and ask no help for yourself So
that If you are proud, let yourpride be ofthe
right kind. Be too proud to be lazy too
proud to give mp without conquering every
difficulty; too proud to wear coat thai
you cannot afford TO buy; too proud to be
in company that you cannot keep up with
in expenses /; too proud to Tie, or steal, ol
cheat; too prond to be stingy
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The Eye.

The eye shows character. The eyes Of
great warriors have almost always been
gray, their brows lowering like thunder.
clouds. Inventors have large eyes, very
full. Philosophers the most illustrious
have had large aud deep-set eyes The
poets all have large, full eyes, and musici.
ans eyes are large and lustrous.
Button considers that the most beautiful
eyes are the black and the blue. | think
l have seen black and blue eyes that were
far from beautiful. Byron says the
gazelle will weep at the sound of music.
The gazelles eyes have been called the
most beautiful in the world, and the
greatest compliment an Arab can pay his
mistress is to compare her eyes to a
gazelle's. The power of the eye was well
illustrated in Robert Burns He was
taken to Edinburgh very much as Samson
was taken to the temple-to amuse the
Philistines He was brought TO the palace
where the great men Of Scotland were to be
entertained, and was put in back room
until the time should come when they were
ready for him. When they were, he was
brought in, and, having measured the com
pany with his woudsrfuleyes, herecited his
immortal poem, ''Is there Hope for Honest
Poverty?" Carlyle says that when he fn-
ished the mobiles and gentlemen covered
and shrunk before his eyes. ! think his
words had as much to do with it as his eyes.
Henry Gays eyes were big gray ones,
that looked black when he was excited
Webster's eyes were lustrous black, and
were like Gagged lions. Carlyle compared
them to great cathedral all lighted up.
Cleopatra had black eyes. Mary Queen
of Scots had liquid gray eyes. Dark eyes
show power, light eyes gentleness, and
gray eyes sweetness. There is great mag
netic power in the eyes of several of the
lower animals. The lions, the tigers,
and the serpent's eyes are all magnetic.
1t is well known that the serpent will charm
birds that are flying above it, until in great
circles they will sweep down to the de-
struetion which awaits them. A friend
Of mine, q doctor, was one day walking in
the field, when he saw an adder lying on
rock. He drew near to examine it, and
presently looked at its eyes. He was at
tracted by their great beauty, and invol-
UNFAIRLY stepped forward two or three steps
Beautiful light flowed from them, and
seemed to bathe the very coils of the SER
pent Gradually he drew closer, until,
just as he was almost within the reptiles
reach, he fell, feeling, as he said afterward,
as though he had been struck by stone.
When he became conscious his head was
in friends lap. His first words were,
"Who struck me? ?" "No one struck you,
doctor. | saw you we're charmed by the
snake, and / struck it with a ssone." He
bad struck the snake, and the doctor felt
the blow.
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Nebraska Grasshoppers.

The following is an extract of a letter
written by lady in Lincoln, Nebraska, to
her mother in Baltimore county:
" The grasshoppers have been flying
over us for the last five days so thick that
a person can look at the sun without hurt
ing the eyes, the clouds Of insects making
everything hazy like Indian summer wealth
er. To give you some idea Of how many
there are will state that some Of the PRO
fessors at the university, with their tele-
scopes, made some experiments on them,
and found that the grasshopper clouds
were one mile thick, and by telegraph as
certained that they were 400 miles
wide, and have been flying for FIVE days
at the rate Of 100 miles per day. So you
can form an estimate of their multitude,
but person must see them to believe.
Last night shower brought them dswn
on us like hail storm. In gree. many
parts Of the State where thsy have alight-
ed they have cleaned up every green thing.
They have eaten up great deal here
since last night, and if they stay through
the day wo viii not have much left. They
are 50 thick that you can swing your hat
around and get il halff full. The crops are
red with them, and our fair young State
is in mourning. Yesterday business was
almost entirely suspended, and the day
was spent in fasting and prayer for deliv-
erance from this Egyptian plague"
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pellation Of the '.Divine Raphael long be.
fore he arrived at the age Of 34
Pope wrote many of his poems by the
time he was 16. At 20 his essay on Crit
icism. AT 2l, the Rape Of Lock, and at
"a, his great work, the Translation Of the
IlIiad.
Sir Isaac Newton had mastered the
highest elements Of mathematics and an
alytical method of Deseartes before he was
20, had discovered the new method Of In
finite series of Auxions, aud his new the
ory of light and colors. Al 25 be dissov-
cred the principles Of the rejecting tsIe-
scope, the laws of grayitation and the
planetary system. At 80 he occupied the
mathematical chair Of Cambridge.
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Select puetrp.
UNDER THE DAISIES.

y s'@. .aS.,aee most OF US willingly make,
VIVA, win srnIlo though the heart may ach
nov ~ ,,r,, N the ways Of the world for the sake
A"a ~ ~. noor and scAnty praises.
,,,,o ,,,u. ON with such pltIleSs iow
49, H..,anrilves are wasted before we know
r1'., vow IN sulsh before we go
r, an, long rest under the daisies.
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There Is seldom lins-of glory written
upon the earth's face but line Of suffer.
ing runs parallel with il; aud they thai
read the lustrous syllables Of the one aud
stop not 70 dscipher The spotted and worn
inscription Of the other, gets the lesser bali
Of the lesson earth has to give.
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There are trees Of the blue gum in San
Jose, Cal, six years old, fifty feet high
and ten inches in diameter. The leaves
are shaped like the blade of a sickle,
slightly tingsd and veined with red. This
species is Of a very rapid growth, atsaius .
great height--4Oo feet is not unusual--
aud is superior timber for ship building
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Everybody nowadays is aladyr or
gentleman" A 81. Louis paper recently
informed its readers that atwo gentlsmen
and lady left for the penitentiary last
night s
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We are usually capable Of greater things
than we perform; we are sent into the world
with bills Of credit and seldom draw 10
their full extent