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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-16

In addition to full line of NEW ENGINES,
SAW MILLS and other MACHINERY Of our
own improved lid, which we keep constantly
on hand or brid o order, we have now for sale
the following secondhand MACHINERY. all
in perfect order, which we will sell at very low
figures, viz:
double HOSTING ENGINES, 3O-horse pow
er, with drums and other hosting gear COM
plete. T.9f $3.50
34-horse STATIONARY ENGINES good as
l FLUE-BOILER 26 feet long, AZ inches diame-
Ter with fues IA inches diameter, iron front
and other fittings complete.
l5O-horse power ST ATIONARY ENGINE;
2 TUBULAR BOILERS, 50-horse power each
30.horse power STATIONARY ENGINES;
l 8-horse PORTABLE ENGINE, as good as
new, Of our own make;
l 16-horse STATIONARY ENGINE with new
vertical boiler
Several STEAM PUMPS and FAN BLOWERS
of various sizes;
ENGINES for threshing, grinding and gin
ming mounted on wheels or not, as may be pre-
ferred by the purchaser.
MS REPAIR WORK SOLICITED. -81
VIM. E. TANNER h CO.,
Metropolitan Works,
feb5-ly Richmond, Va.
FOUNDED 1929.
ALEXANDRA PERE EFT Fills.
PARIS, FRANCE.
MANUFACT UREROF
PARLOR, CHAPEL &. CHURCH
b e e D o g. G. a M S.
- eAsSs O.ss'' $3.50
TINE above company employ Steam En-
1 gines of 100 horse power leach in their
Factory, which covers $1,000 squa re metres OF
ground, IN which they turn out lonthiy 1000
perfect Orgsns.
The beauty of these organs is tina every Stop
produces exactly the tones Of the instrument
whose name it bears.
For purity of tone and power they are uns-
qualled, and every Organ warranted.
Sample Organ at Prof. Richards Residence.
For prices and terms apply to
E. RICHARD,
Prof: of Music,
Va. Female Institute.
feble-lv.1 Staunton. Va.
v1URKEsS LIVERY STABLES.-My Stables
n are supplied with the
FINEST CARRIAGES.
PHEToNS AND BUGGlEs,
Fast and SIZE HORSES
For Saddle or Harness, and every thing pertain
ing to q
FIRST CLASS LIVERY.
Families or parties furnished vehicles or horse
On abort notice and liberal terms
MY MOTTO rs TO PLEASE.
Give me call, at the VIRGINIA dUrE
OFFICE, or at my New Office. on new o.lee
near Gruberts Building, immeuia'eiy Not'n
New Street Bridge. 800
M Special attention paid to the oA1h
STOCK. a Nrn pupKa
y janl2.tf NM
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-16

NyEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS?
~ Gen Sherman's Memoirs, vols, S. 80
Stigma by Ouida Gust Quit, So.
"Weand Our Neiehbors by Mrs Stowe. 81 II.
tsBreakfast. Luncheon and Tea" new Cook
cry Book bv Marion Harland, $l.75.
Farrar s Life of Christ So so
For sale at OLIVIER WHEAT'S.
ie25 Dpohse''eis anu o'auonefs-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-16
JAMES E. McGRAW,

TAMES E. McGRAW,
u Dealer in Fresh and Sailed
POTOMAC SHAD AND BEHRING'S,
Alexandria, Virginia.
I AIM prepared 10 fill orders for all varieties OF
FRESH and Sailed POTOMAC FISH at low
est market rates.
Orders accompanied by cash or good refer
ence, will be promptly filed and satisfaction
guars nteed JAS. E. McGRAW
march26 3m.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-16

UNPorTING FLowERs.-In taking the
plants out of the pots do not cut around
the rim of the pot with an old case knife
to loosen the roots, for nothing can be
more injurious, as the fine fibrous roots are
thickest around the outside, and by this
cutting they are sure to be mutilated or
killed. The right method is to invert the
pot and plant, and fy rapping the bottom
of the pot sharply, the ball of earth and
roots will drop into the hand, and so
be transplanted without disturbing the
growth of the plant in the least. =
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-16

in TONS MILL OFFAL, AND A FULL
~ SoppLI OF CORN OATS, MEAL,
FLOUR AND FAMILY GROCERIES,.
j. W. TODD CO.,
Jezo-lm Augusta street.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-16
oueen.SWare

Deceiving daily additions to my already large
n and carefully selected stock of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CHINAS. IN DINNER, TEA AND
CHAMBER SETS. GOLD iAND.
FLOWERED an PLAIN, IRON
STONE CHINA, c. c.,
YELLOW l. STONE
WARE. SILVER
PLATED
CAsToRs. SPOONS. FORKS, 60. &C..
KNIVES AND FORKS.
Britannia and Plated W are,
and a full line of House Furnishing goods, ana
a host of other articles too numerous to detail
Gas and Oil Fixtures Such as Chandeliers,
Brackets. &C.. for Lighting Country Churches
and Residences. All of which are New and
Modern STYLES And will be sold at whole
sale and retail at square Baltimore prices. An
examination will prove my assertion:
is. LIPSCOMB
Augusta Street, near the Court House.
marl3-t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-16
VIRGINIA PORCELAIN AND TERRA
v GOTTA COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRE BRICK,
WHITE PRESSED
and ORNAMENTAL BRICK.
ROOFING and FLOORING,
TILE and DRAIN and

TILE ana URAIN and
SEWERAGE PIPE.
Virginia should and will encourage her own
manufacturers, We beg to announce to the pub
lie that we are now ready to gil with prompti-
tude, orders for the goods above named. The
attention of the owners of furnaces, gas works
and machine shops, is especially called to our
VIRGINIA FIRE BRICK to which the first pre-
MUM was awarded at the last State Fair They
are highly spoken of by all who have tested
them Mr.. Parr OF Richmond say that they
are "equal to, if not superior to any Fire Brick
he has ever used"
Give them trial, we are assured that they
will give satisfaction. Orders addressed to the
Virginia Porcelain and Terra Gotta Company,
Waynesboro P o., Augusta Co. Va, will be
promptly attended to. Imarchl2 6m.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-16

SPRlNG HATS, Late Styles Just received at
- CHAS. l.. WELLER'S Main ST. apr2e
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(Giir bic nBsitlide 8Idtter. y
Wfienen lefpen s.. 6afIaureF.

ST mas enmOl enc BON ben priBii6ten
ShmahtIappen, enc pIatoItId)fe ober MI
bin It enc Mmerifannerin - un6 ct f6lt
mie gar nid1t in rneiren Ropp je ,peoer mat
anoers aIs enc 4meritannerin TO fen. ST
hef 10 lange II in 4merita bin oiene Ties
tune IeIeR, Def le to nliene Dtutter uno
5onten TO Brofenors unh Reoafteare in
DiitidIanb itbidt, no beft nj rsd,t barbtrer
freit. ST net bat buSenoe priBen 0iens
Sietnng bier in Cincinnati left. Warun
mutt On nift totpielen en- platoiiti1 &6tb-
ielinGiene Sietung us YrIBen eeben. uis
Gelo III bod 10 gut als be SailhbiitI6en
no nit1t es 10 gut Sau6biiIfb ipredt as
tpie BIatoiiiife. ST pil bic ie6e Wede
mon cit R6tefel ibifen ipenn Su ct enen
BlaB iit Stene Sletung siipen pillit. 81
net bat bur6 De ole G6tbiels manhen bon
0iene plathiitide Nbonnenten bat Sart
fitteln miro in 2ieipe, ipenn tpie our1 Die be
&6tbiel triiee benft an De CUBE ole Siet.
A4tunesppu
u. s.. ut 9riBen.
.Wian to, WlOoer! Ser nit be ROtbisls
(9. RA.)
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.gaenn he hns aieh hnd, fnrehen f6nnte.

vWenn he 6as 2ieb bod fpre1en f6nnte,
mas iie ba iinet,@ iaste ih, inbem id) iiber
Die Stdtte Der Boitile ihritt, 5ii benz Jrans
ooien, Der mid be9leitet. .menn iie bod
ipreden fDnnte. mas uiirben mir 6a 80 b0s
rem befommen!"
rS6ren sic nur bin," srpioerte er. Bran
perfebt lie idon, man rluB nur Suh6ren.
Sehen Sie, bas 1T ia bic san3e aunft oes
Sebeng, anoere Gebeimniiie ersdbleu su
laiIen.@
rGinem Meniden, Der su h6ren perEebt,
fam Ni6ts enteehen. Meint lie nid@t iebt
I'M oenSrrthum elmer perblenbeten WenIh.
belt, Der Die Groe tu elmer Gt6tte bon SoE
uno 6repel uEo 2eibenihaft maht, ftott
oaB lie cine ionnige, eDttseIesrlete Glur fein
tbnnte, dnf Der Elm Wolb bon 8Iumen ,pu.
hert, 3tpiihen benen Nahtieollen ibre fleis
t,en RebIen itimmen, biefpeil lanee, eolnene
Sonnenitrablen bineiniheinen?"
Sas Wonblidt fiel auf ben Dlab uni
taudte i'm fir einen Wonlent in bas rein.
tie Silber - unb bas nebmiitbise Rla9er
tlans tpie cine tpsinenoe Wenidenffimme.
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&pfale &arn,lptfafeiten

Gie Rreu3siiglerinnen iinb fiir's Grite
Su Rreuae gsfroben, nno agIren leBf rHr
nod aIs ySaustreuss."
Eros Der aroben 2sidtisisii bes @aies
pirb es unItrn Giirssrn tdeIih iAmerer
bic Gasrsfuungen au bsiablen.
Wenn mon sSibeeraIb gum ndhfien
Observation-Disclosures modht. mginoe (rt)
mon isinen S6merb iiber lelHe 3tlsoerlaae.
Sic Wittue oes peritorbenen Gaiiers
pon China lit tobt; bic aooIogiite G6Din
baf dlislertinaen; Der Giel Iieat I'M Gters
ben; aber ber Dpern.GOme lundt nod.
Tie beutIde Oper mar jdDniter SOffs
xurs, lam jebo6 nit Wierling en-
rlisosr, Das ibr bas 2eben foitete. Cine
aroH proseliioa unbeaabIter @ldnbigsr
folqss ibrer 2eihe.
MS poiIenbes Benefi3 sar Deduns Der
Qpern Muditdnbe wiro 2ueretia
Borg la DotseidIaeeH.
Ncbert Bu6anan bat fur Sffirs
marp.N 36, 6,1S8 Gtimmen erhalten.
Ser Rnnitbod srbislt fiir balislbe Mmt 5luei
6timmen in Der neufiten Waro. yuda.
mans Mebrbeit iibsr ben Runiibod 36, 1876
Gtimmen.
Die TafeI am lebten Wontag mar
nidt gut senua belebt.
-.
Mlan biitet, beim Gintriit sum Wufffeil
feine Nidels 5n prdieutiren na mon
idon an Ginern su DieI bat.
Wlon fam als Gnulratbs. Ranbibni
nod 10 narf iein, unb piro bod &C.
ttiagers.
Iraae: Vas III Der unieridieb sipi,
{den GtrDre nno Starr
Antwort: Das lebte WablreIultat
Hobinfcn Gruios bate ieinen Grei.
tas- SobH Robinion bdtts isiuer
MDntaa,
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Nn(er SFeniGefolt.

Gtets bemibt, unisrn 2eiern bas Bei4:
unb @ebieeenfte auf benz @ebiete Der
8eastriitif 80 bieten. eemdbrt es nns bee
Ionbere @snu9tbuung antiinoiaen su tons
nen, hab mir in ben ndaiten Do6en nit
Der publitation zines ipeciell p o n
unsfiir bic ,@eftlibe 9Idtter"
mad BEN GnaIiihen bearbeis
teten Romans beginner tueroen.
SerieIbe fiihrt ben Sttel:
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sreiseiprohen rSfsnbsim9sn@ -
llnb man bet i6oa nsuss Maibdeu
linb ss aeiesn @rinbuusstsimden
Sid uufs gleu' anb S6wiubeIbIitb@sH.
Greiaeiproden .Sfsnbein.den" -
8aib erboIt man iid bon, Sared9en
llnb beitreidt NIT frii6em 9sim6sn
G6pn bic Rutbden mnb bic StOd3en.
aaatsr miro es int Rsfouree6en
Gur1 berf6isbeue @resbden,
llno beim anferifeb'n Der goursdsa
@ibt's Elm Sanfedsn, sibts Elm gaiis6su
2dnsf bsrssiieue gH.et6en
Colt man aus benz Giienidrauldeu,
ltnb lpridt ipis6er bon 8rofpsft6sR
iInb bon siasm ueusn @anfGsu.
aus ben Gdasn anb ben Sit1sn
port man tpieber tsds SebIdeH:
ssanbs iid fur Elm Sabrit@en
Nld1t elu Attiencapltal9en
SaIbb.rs.Isu iinb bic Samsrs5sa
aus sem Iebtsn 6iebtrbis6sn,
Sobbsrbea ,na&t uieoer Sdera6eH,
ejrsrGsn madt pisber @itdsu.
aIts SnbuRrispapi.rdeu,
gus-bes arnbtims Iesten aab@en
S6Ieiden iie Durd SintsrtbHr@su
2siis ipisbsr anf's aapetGen.
mad Sem GieTdeu anb @dafden
Gdaa'n bic munteren @eieadeu,
5baeu iiber's Sbr i'm SdIdfden
Bis0srnm su siea'n bic Gsu4sn.
tln6bas tapfrs @arbeniden
0riiT ldOn niebsr Elm EroRtden,
llnb Der iisbsn masern ffIbdeR
epottst 20 I'm ansotlisbden.
1lub man trdumt ipie fonit WiIliSnhen
Sn bos fsine Golbfidnssden,
llnb bab IdasInb man apsi sfr0nden
Aufeslb sabtt fur's ,0psrnpIat@sn.
glidt msbr an fein HaufsrcttdtH
Dtait bas @riiubymatab0r6tu,
Dausnb anf Dsettnr, isin 6ottdea,
Ssibt Ct pisoer Dirset0rden.
gans perss1en bon ben SsIDGsn
einb bss AradJes HID anb @sb&en,
sssiusr bsutl ans StaotsanpdIi1ea
NIB ans aabs pl0teafx@sn
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Ser Gepprtirte.
ssrsi bearbeitet naa bem gnsIii@en
pom
Wilhelm Kaufman.

Wilhelm Kaufman.
Dieier Roman iibertriift on aufreeenbem
.Snterefe uno ipannenoer Saritellung Mls
les, mas lett sSabren auf Dem Jeloe Der
fCb6nsn 2iterntur seIeiitet tDorosn 1T. Ser
2eier wiro Sofort in medias res 9efubrt,
bod III Der Rnoten oerarti9 eei6idt 9es
fbirst, DaB bic 26lune erit in ben olIers
Iebten Rapitdn erfolet, unb oaB aub Der
uuTmerfiamlte 2eier ihmerlih bic Bointe
friiher errnihtH Eann. Der Bhuntaiie 0eE
3e|enheR pirO oabei Der peiteite Spiel.
.raum sr0ffnet, er fann Tatben uno ratbert,
obne por ben lebten Seiten auf ben @runb
Der 0ermidlung 3u f0Tmen. B0n Rapitel
BIZ GapiteI ifeigert lib bic pdnoIung, obne
hab bos sSntereiIe Der 2eier ourh breite,
Ianaae3caene Ghiloerunger Oost IN ben
Gtoff hiReiugequetihte tenoen5iDie Siss
cnIlionen geIGbmt miro. 2ebfn uno Sanes
luna herriht in benz ean3eu Merfe DOR uno
man niro. nohoem man lih bineingeleIen
bat, nit sr6Bter Spannung ben alllp0s
3entlidb eri@einenoen SortleBunseH ents
seeenieben.
Sieie GradbIune, bic N IT sum eriten
MaIe In oeutffer e pracbe er-
iheinen IoIIen, iDirb setpiB Surore MAIDEN,
uno AbDnnementsluitiee iollten oieie 10
ielten QebOtens @ele9enbeit benuben uno
iest bic ..WeStIihe Bldtter" auf Elm sSabr
o6er Elm babies Sabr beitellen.
llnier 5pnntagsblatt enth1lt auBer iener
fortlauienben eroBen gr3dblung fists cine
reid,haItiae ansmabl bes beiten iinterbal<
ten6en unb belebrenben 2eieitoifes uno
pirb nomentiih ouh unieren 4bOnnenten
aut benz 2anoe elm wiGlfommener Saass
frenno lein.
Die paiIenoIte 3eit sum rleasn I6onne-
ment III iebt, neiI baburd Der ai.fang Der
In eirca IA 5agen biz 3 Mo6en su begins
n.nhen neuen GrsdbIuns selidert wiro.
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Dferbe ,,nb Wsaulthiere boben nan BEN
In bouIfpn. Seras, erifeinenoen oDailn
Yeleofnnhs uur cine ihpade R0rpercDnz
ifitufioil i'm Wergleide nit ben lnartigen
666nen bes Gtaatss pom eliilamen Stern.
4yiifoienfuosln unb Slide nit 8Dmitmel-
fern ,utrbeil poR spielen her Qebteren nur
iiir bos barmlole 3nbe61r ~ 6&erj unb
outty launs ge9altes.
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SitrsuI cine 8tilage.
Sic ,,@ejfIid)e 8ldtter

sas SonHtasss Dlat Ses Cincinnati BOIisblas, inh be-
1nserbaunssse sepibmst utib sei9nsn i baupt
ia@i4 bur8 be xssiiIi&ssit Ser OsrH uerSentIi9tes
Gridbsmeen aus.
Preis % pa Sabr pOttOfrss. Wa9 eropa "a PET Sob
pcrtsfrd.
einseine Rammsru: Sdnf Gerts, wofar Sas Siatt ben
fsstT4en AbOnnsntsn eardb bic ErasE ms Saus &C.
jeftrt mirb.
0sISsnbuneeH fSnnen per .Usonep GrberS obss Esst'
frirtsn Bsiei anf pnier Rtiifo sematbt werben.
Die Cincinnati VOlksblatt C0mpagnie,
BOX 1414,
Cincinnati. o.
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Dos Netene lit i'm beuti6en Spernbaus
IN Be3ug auf Blass Snitrumente geIeiiiet
poroen. Niht 5ufrieben nit 6l6ten { o Los,
glng bic 9atl5e Oper fI6ten.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-04-11

Cine reue Srapeifie Der 2ueretia 9orsia
niro nd9itens nnter benz SiteI y2ucreiia
Yumpia" in Ssene eeiebt lperoen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-04-11

Sie Sruiiees Der iibli6en Giien6abn er.
tldren auf eine Infraee bieiiser @eiddfts.
lente, bob lie Die 8abn stpar fiir bic bepor.
ttebenoe Ieier beg bunoertidbrieen 8eltan-
oes Der Republif nidt fertig brineen fBns
men; oaB lie oieielbe aber biz sur nd1Iten
buuosrtidbrisen 6eier saus setpib su Dou-
enoen boTfen.
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NieD b.

5Ia6tiasr Bid burd bas WsitrOstOp.
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Wenn Die @ascompagnie fortfdbrt 70
hobe Ne9nungen aussuitellen, tueroen ibre
Sunoen baIo yabeebrannt" iein.
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Sem &eberenb papne bat 6as ReIulta
Der UtaDorspabl Diel vBein" perurIa9t.
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Gin id6iii9es gropinaialbIatt entbieIt
iiineIt Elm Snierat, 0as m6rtlid3 alfo laus
tete ,Warnuns! 9as Observation-Disclosures
Der Ginoer, audi ioear erpa6iener Perios
nen. bic fre9iten Diebitdble auslben unb
cine tuahre BrofeiIion oaraus MAIDEN,
warne ih gum lebten Wale unb bite
freunolihif Qebrer, Grsieber uno Die Ros
IiSei, Die Warnuns tu beohten. e. s. g.
Extraordinarily.
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Sas cute 3eugntB. srau:
gSenn i'd sic aIs 5hibenmdoheu aufnebs
men lou, 10 miiIien Gie Elm SeusniB iiber
Sret' un6 @eiunobeit mitbringen. g1o
tuaren sic oenn norber?"
StubenmGohen Bel metn' Sobann.
unb Der fann oas beite 3eueniB iber Sreue
Hno @eiunobeit geben.
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Wenn man ssibseraIb s,im ndhiien
Observation-Disclosures modht. nginos (rt)
mon" ieinen G1mer3 iiber ieiHe JlieoerlaGe.
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ginem Stem Dorfer 2ei9enbeitatter fieT
unldn9it cine MeeDptiide Yeumie in Die
Sdnoe, tuel@e man in iene Gta0t imp0rs
tirt bate. SDfort rief er nun eine SMrB
3uiammen, oeren @abriprud auf Rob
aus unbefanHten urfa1en" lautete. Ser
Coroner aber ieBte fur bas County banu
bic eetu6bnliden Qeidenihaueebiihren
nebft 3inlen uno 3inisssinisn BON Roies
3eiten an in Re1nung.
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9onieI III itait in bic 26pensrube in ei'
men gisfeIIer eeratben.
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Wlan eisbt benz Wapor Sobniton ieb
ben Beinamen "Payne Killer"
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Seltfame Snierate. v@eiudbt
lpiro Elm iunger Wann sur Nufii1t fiir Elm
BTerb, auesbur9er RonfeIIion."
v8erloren BON elmer Dame elm peiser
YuoeI, anseenommeu Der ROpf, weI8er
fhDar3 lit"
r8illie su perfauTen Elm tleiner ghaetou.
gigentbunt zines abreiienbsn nit bepeslis
der Sei4Iel 10 gut tpie neu."
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Ser gisbdnbIsr Marts twas left in the
coldW
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Sie 8iirger bieIer 5taot baben 5iC1 i9tper
gegen Die 3ipilre6tsbia nereaneen. Sie
baben bic vWoore-n" aus benz Staotse4
b1uoe Dertrieben. =
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Die Rreussiislerinnen iinb fiirs Grite
su Rreuoe ssfrohen, uno agiren ieBt nar
nod als ,Sausfreuss."
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.Srob Der aroben 2sidtistsit bes @aies
mirb es unItrn giirgern tdelih ihmerer
bic Gasrshnungen Su bsaablen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-23
Smutin Grain.

Prof. Brewer says that smut in grain
is caused by a parasitic fungus long
known to botanists by the name of Usti.
lago Maids, and it has frequently been
described and figured IN botanical
works. Its development or growth is
also pretty we'll understood. The fungus
grows from very minute spores, which
are produced by millions, but exactly as
to how The spores react and infest the
growing grain, 1 can lind nowhere any
data relative 10 preventlyes. We are
LETT here TO surmise and apalogize.
smut III wheat is produced by singu-
lar fungus, similar in its botanical char
acter, in its results, and this wheat
smut t-tungus is much better known. 1t
is proved that this gains access to the
plant through the seed. The spores are
sticky and adhere to the SOUND grain at
harvesting or at threshing, and are sown
with the seed wheat. AS the new wheat
plant grows, the fungus develops with
it in due time, ripenlng its spores at har-
vest. The spores may be killed and the
crop saved by soaking the seed wheat in
d strong brine, or IN a weak solution Of
sulphate OF copper, commonly known as
biue vitriol or bIuestone. The proper
lions used are two TO i've ounces oil the
crystals per bushel OF wheat. 1t woulu
be well 10 try the same remedies with
corn. l have seen this recommended,
but | have no information AS TO the re-
suits. COrn-smut is rarely abundant
enough to affect the crop, and is princi-
pally dreaded because il is Poisonous to
the cattle.-N ernlont Journai.
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placed herself upon footing which has
made her condition of aff1uence per-
manency. Her immense products and
her wonderful wealth have brought about
the building of the trans- s-continental rail :
ways OF the country, and been indi-
rectly the cause of the development of
much of the country beyond the Missis-
sippi. American commerce, and our
intercourse with other nations, has been
largely augmented by means Of her ports,
her people and her railroads, and through
the influence of California, the United
States has advanced materially in re-
gard to her own improvements, and in
regard to her standing abroad. 1he his
| tory of the first quarter of century of
California's existence as State is with
out a parallel, and will probably remain
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Claims to the Discovery OF America,

Probably no archaeological mystery is
enshrouded with more interest and a
greater charm than the discovery OF the
Western Continent. This fact is at.
tested by the devotion and zeal ofa gal
axy of men oigenius, such as HUMBOLDT,
klngsbofough, Stephens, Rain, and well
nigh score of others. The various the
ories for the solution of this perplexing
problem, many of them ingeniously spun,
are too numerous tor mention here.
Only the principal claims To discovery
and colonization can receive attention
Ancient America, nith its noble monu-
ments OF "a once grand civilization, is to
us land Of dal kness, and its history
one o[ uncertainty. In our inquiries ia CT
must in measure be exchanged for con.
lecture. Very scanty are the records
that come down to us from the ancients
concerning their knowledge of the At
lantic and the islands hidden in it's
bosom, though those indomitable sailors,
the Pl9nicians, had passed the Pillars
oil Hercules ana established colonies on
| the western coast of Africa in the ninth
century before Christ.
| Three hundred years later B. G. SOY,
| according to Herodotus, Pharaoh Necho
fitted out an expedition, manned by
Ph9nician sailors, and sent it around the
enIlTe COAST OI Alrlca. lnaL lue Canafy
Islands were discovered and colonized
by the PhGnicians, there is no DOUBT.
Strabo, speaking of the islands OF the
Blessed, or Fortunate Is es, as they were
aiterward called, adds, "'rnat those who
pointed out those things were the Pb9-
nlcians, who before the time OF Homer
had possession OF the best part Of Africa
ana Spain" 1t is well-known fact that
these hardy advenlurers OF the seas were
IN the habit OF preserving with the strict
est secrecy the names aud location of the
distant lands with which they engaged
in commerce.
Where they sailed and traded, other
than III the ports OF the Indies and oil
the British isles, must remain unknown.
Whether furnished by this nation OF
sailors or NOT, the anclents seem to have
had some remarkable information con-
cerning an island or continent hidden
in the Sea OF Darkness, as the Atlantic
was called. The first mention OF this is
made by the Theopompus, a celebrated
Greek orator and historian who -four
ished in the time of Alexander The
Great. His description OF this distant
island, of great dimensions, and inhab-
tied by strange people, is preserved i'll
Eiian's 'Varla HISTORIC" written dur
Ing the reign OF Alexander Severus.-
The Galaxy for October.