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FRAGRANT SozoDoNT hardens and invig-
CRATES the gums, purifies and perfumes the
breath, cleanses, beauties and preserves the
teeth from youth TO old age. Sold by all
Druggists. co
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ouch! THOSE PAINs!-Use Edwards d
66utchlsons Stimulating Liniment for
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DR. w. Z. SCoTT, President of the College
OF Physicians, Montreal, writes: al have re-
commended Lte6ig's Liquid Extract of Beef
ana Tonic InrfgoTdtor as the best preparation
used for Debility, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Fever, Ague, &c. 60
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NEssRs. DUSCANsoN BRos. will sell a
sood bay horse, top buggy, cost $50, aud
good set single harness at II O'Clock to-
morrow mo ming. This is a good chance To
obtain a in+ turnout, the owner having no
use toT the sane, they must positively be
sod.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nGDlOAh, UC.
HENDREDs OF YOUNG MEN ARE CURED
Se or P So ~ DR. Rr s6na 3
0hATIhG CORDIAL. Old men go forth Fresh,
street southwest. uoyI92w~
nR. BUCkLER JONEs.-Twenty years expert
- - cree In Female Diseases, Irregularities, Owe
Business confidential. I64 b. Howard ST.. Balu
MADhMB REsTELL, "a. D., . Thoroughly ex.
Soe or 81 ~ yogfs Pgaess attends ladies at their
ms and the best medical attendance at the poctors
e cars If fsoeS placing Themselves under
treatment and speedy cure once aSd resS9pse
'Gsns5 IF South sharp and Dover Sta Baltimore
- SITUATIONS free at DR.. DARBY'S, lis ls 81.
COLONIZATION BuildingD jyI-6m'
ID: koBER rsoN, FR0M BALTIM0Bk
es5y SsPsssfis shs Gas Once ever
stTGtuIs Syphilis and speIIat0rrhes, Gases d
Syphilis in ali It's stages quickly cured, and he
poison entirely eradicated from the system with
S sna abuse IN Ss.
memory and insanity, general debility, organic
Of eonsunpt{cn, indiSestion, paipitatcn 81 the
heart, psins in back, dnness Of sight or siddness
S
Themselves in Dr. b 9 hand can rely upon beins
high testimonials whch ne now holds from tbe lead
ing physieians OF Baltimore Once 424 10th street
northwest, from y TO p. m. mar2-ly
DREsCRIPTION FREE FOR THE SPEEDY
l. Cure of Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood, and
all disorders brought on By indisoretions or eI.
Address DAVIDSON A CO.
sep3 m,wf,ly Box 1926, New York.
RogERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH sYROP.-
- Wanted, . case Of W hOopiug Cough that cannot
be cured By BCGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRUP" 1t 10 also the best in use for Coughs
Colds Hoarsencss Sore Throat, Oroup, and all Bron
enial Anections F15 sale bg the principal Druggists
the proprietor. 312 street northwest. uovi4-ly
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN BUFFALO HORN CoNBs-
They pass smoothly through the hair, with
not scratch or injure the scalp.
A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes,
Hair Brushes and Combs bv w 9 Thcnon
son, druggist, 703 18th street.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued n
David Porter Heap. u. =. A. aud FIizaheth
Brown Sturtevant. l.. f. Colliere and IulIa
ONeSi. John r. Wilson and Emily YounS
Jefferson Brown and Mary Nirginia I,es
Luther DeNaughn and Catherine bean.
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Remoyal-Corns, &C,

On and after December list, DR.. White,
Chtropodtst, will occupy the very eligible
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's
Hotel, where he Will continue the successful
treatment of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains,
vascular Excrescences, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, &c.
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w III. wHEArLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND OLIANIEa EsTAB.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TT III Z n T. w BOG ES

W o IS.
The International Postage Stamp Album. con-
tainirg spaces for every variety OF stannns in tr
world; Boards, : l.50; Cloth, So 50
Roderick II Gdson, by II. Jsmes, jr.; s2.
Rose and Roof Tree, by G.. p. Lathrop: 81 70.
Famous Painters and Painting, by Mrs. Sheid;
illustrated; SIS
Studies from Raphael, with Historical aud Crit
cal Notes, with heliotype illustrations; SiO.
Taschi's EngraVings, from Erescos by Correggio
and Parme giano. with heiOtyps illustrations: SlO
$50.
Prise Miscellapies. from Heine: el50.
A large JOB LOT of excellent BO Dks, I'm cloth
birding, many of which We're published at So 80 a
volume, sold at the uniform price of 80 cents.
SOLOMONS q CHAPMAN,
Agents for Lawrence's Pure Linen Papers.
noNN u gil PennsylYApia aEenre.
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THE FIRST THING 10 De considered in buy
HE collar IL the IT. The Elmwood and
nsFNlck NJ better than cny others.-IAotr.
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HOTELS.


WEsTMINsTER HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Corner Irving Place and 10th street, New York,
One Block from Union Square and Broadway.
The most central, and yet Quietest location in the
city. Convenient to the great stores, theaters and
Churches. Elevator, and all modern improv ents.
Easy access to all parts OF the city by street and
stages.
sep2 ,w&f,ly O. ID. PERRIN, Proprietor.
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a NEW AND HANDSOME IMPROVE
hENT. As an evidence OF the sue
cess which ever attends strict at
1ention 70 business and its principles
The new and cOmmodious banking house
Of NessrS- ii. ID. Cooke, jr. & Co. stands On
example worthy OF imitation. Their re.
modelled establishment, No. 1i20 F street, is
re occupied by the firm to-day, and their
patrons and the public will al once recognize
The substantial and business appearance OF
the already largely-knOwn establishment
The young gentlemen of the firm are widely
Known and possessing the entire confidence
or their foreign correspondents and the
business men OF Washington, their sue
cess in business is well nigh assured.
On and after to-day the public will
Ind these gentlemen at the above
number where banking in all its branches
will be attended to- Large dealings In Dis
triet OF Columbia securities enables them to
give the surest and best prices. Government
bonds, exchange on all banks, foreign and
domestic, will be promptly furnished.
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UsEALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility of an explosion, such as oc-
CURED at Babcock's frame factory, October
2Sth, 1875. I'LL:
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IHE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK pays
I'VE per cent interest on all deposits made
on OF before the 81 Of each month. Its board
o. directors is composed as follows SAINT
ToIinent, Nicholas Acker. w. n. Clagett
LANES . towards, John III. Goddard g. r.
bcrger, and b. ii. Warner
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Weather ProoaoHnfes Today.
oYvTcs OF CHrxr SIGNAL OFFIs,R,

4NVNtUIUcf y
For lake region, middle states and New
England, rising and high barometer, brisk
and high west 10 north winds, decidedly
colder, and clear or clearing weather.
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EAHRxSNRp q s E2g4y. o. o. 1sw AaD slOoaD
.t1,. 1A ~ VA ~ AGxss o. TIE Latest -
Fpssnt, for cssh o. sYJreved eaper. Pony yEA9
ksesons pslew cost g make room for IAN stock
Washington, and 9l'N. ysyeets sfrssf, Bsifinsrs.
Ua. lssDfHl Ed. eCHMIOf Q 90,
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Suits
Overcoats.
Dress Suits.
Business Suits.
Perfectly Fitting Shirts
Handsome styles Of Trowsers
Reliable qualities Of Undertaking.
New and desirable styles Of Neckwear.
Finest Kid, Calf. Castor, Cloth and other Clio e.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

DIR. MAYNARD. dentist, has removed his
offee 20 Irving Library House, 1921 + street,
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FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautifer.
FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautifer
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NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICEs


Owing to me uNpreoedeDtod duIlne.. in CONNER.
and boMEsTic Day eoess. uSiss 70 ~ sogki :;
fake and knickerbooke saitiSSs: beSS,tSl s,sSSs
W. al qualities from % oents 90 e. 50 per yard
Black hlpscas aud Mohairs IS cenfs 10 ~ q re-
SSfo. blAck silks. linoludtug Bonnet. Bell6ns
SriLet and Cots De- Ote csle6raied mskes.I II -
worth e., Black CAshmerrs. original Frsneb a.
very cheap; Beaver Cloth for ladiss sssg1ss al re-
cotton h cent Sis FsSia aT ge !, B,ssohoi
yard; - inch Ell SIX Velvet, SIC rrr ySra "a
SlS, a most eomTlete linc Il Ladte.' aaa Cent?
tnaerN ear oi the ytrg best makes aui styles drecs
len Bisnk eis. from IS O. SIS per r.r sSisprrss
81 g. 90 Boulevard SsiTts, g. and rp,,.sri.'
psr rair. W. sfer he abora ,r1er.i ,,.i 20 20
with complete az-ortTlart 81 other Farrt arf N
mes Drl 1oocs' ~ equally low p.ics-. AT garfs
and examine BRODHEAD = 60.
noylstr $50 Feups az, bet IS and I0t6 sts
| ARGE STOCK DRESS GOODS.
BBUsSEL AND INGRAM CARPETS MIST
BE SOLD.
kNirs Heavy Canton Fianncls, I.'.-worth Is.
hn0toseroggin Cotton, loc-uuheard ot before.
hress Cod stock too lar sc. and bars aims can Do
h1a irSm ELS 70 g. nns goods.
Hack SilEs Chcap-Sfis-. % sou
Best axes double width Csshfssrss &c m
cDrsp D. te, heTinos, BOmbaziuos, henriette
CARPET stock very CHEAP Tor cash.
dugfhins nsrked dOgn - 20 sc. pr yard.
Brus..ls 10 R.rnnsr's n m 81 oo "a sllss..
kugs, hais OF Cioths-very cheer
a J1si dealer to all. All goods guaranteed rep.
noyis u zoe nsrkst spa':, b. n, 81 40 s.h Is.
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The ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT.-The annual inspection aud
review OF the District FIRE department took
place saturday afternoon, az o'clock. at
which hour the five steam fire engine
companies ard one truck company, formed
IN line in front Of No. I engine house on X
street. near Eth, and proceeded with their
apparatus, IN single file, along Rhode Island
avenue TO the Scott statue. AZ the intersec-
lion OF Rhode island and Massachusetts
avenues, y and 10th streets. at this Iofnt
they were revie we'd by District c onnis-
siOners ketcham and Phelps, by the Fire
commissioners and Chief Engineer CroDin
and Assistant Chief Engineer Drew of the
IRE department. The ngine5 were all draped
IN mourning in respect TO the memory of
the late Vice President Wilson. The
companies went through several evolutiOns
with the apparatus, after which the men
dlsnounted and the inspectors passed them.
receiving salute as they passed. The Dis
frfct Commissioners expressed themselves
wei satisfied with the appearance of the
men, animals and apparatus, particularly
pralsing the physical proportions and neat
ness Of the force.
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STEAMER LINES.

I'HE INLAND AND SEABOsRD COASTIEG
COMPANY OF ID. u.
sTEAMERS LADY Of THE LAKE. AND JANE
M0SELEY.
F0R N0RF0LK, C0NNECTLNG WITH
AND NEW YORK
steamer LADY or THE LAKE will .sK%A
make three trips weekly between sE2sslS
washington and Norfolk. Leave Warrington M1a.
fd d{' Wednesday and Friday ats ,. m. Leave Nor
rare to Norfolk, %. Round TIP, %. Tickets good
STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON FOR POFO.
MAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Inc Company having placed this new and elegant
steamer on the route, she will, and after TUES
DAn, october 70, make semi weekly trips stopping
at all The principal iandIngs,D as follows:
TUESDAf-Leave sshington at 7 a. m d, going
70 Currloman; returning, arrive in Washington
Wednesday afternoon.
ERIDAH-Leaye Washington ST z n m . coinc IN
Currioman, and on SATURDAY, continuing down
70 20 lone Fiser: returning, arrive in Washington
All Freight for Riser Landings must positively be
prepaid. w
For tickets, staterooms or information, apply AZ
the oflce Of the Company, under METROPOLITAN BANK
18th street, opposite the Treasury. oct25-ly
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"He ,ciH nereT hare a good thing
cheap acItO as afraid to ask the
price"
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TNHE NEW BOOKS
AtWaRREN INNATE q m a


AtwARREN CHoATE & CO.'S.
lnfelce. The new newell BY Augusta J. Evans,
author of"St. Elmo, "Beulah," 90
West Indian Pickles. Diary Of a cruise through
the West Indies. BY W. p. Tslboys ...........l 30
The Me tier Of Silcotts Mills BY Mrs. Desonce as
Bible Lands: their Modern Customs and Nam
ners. BY Rev. Henry J. Van Lincey. Hand
some syo. volume, profusely illustrated ...5 90
J0hn ICod the story oil His IS
The Abode OF Snow. A tour from Chinese
Ihlbet TO the Indian Caucasus. BY An
OreW llson Is
hooks Ahead: By w. Il. Greg, author of
Lusiode OF Lie 90
The BIZ and the Bell. BY Q. =. Cranch ......2 OO
Notes OF Travel IN South Western Africa. By
All the other new books. Spleno id stock OF books
and articles for the holidays. Full display ready
december lst. Subscriptions for all the magazines
received; agents here for the British Quarte lies
Al Blackwoods. Now is the time to subscrjbe
New and beautiful chromos, mottos, and flower
pieces Immense variety of pictere Juvenile books
Beautiful vines Of artificial ivy, rose geraniuin and
school rcoms-a beautiful and permanent orna-
ment a gre at many Novelties of home and foreign
manufactures, Call ard examine.
WARREN CH0ATE & co,
rs 81 vernon Row, corner Pa ave. aud lO.h 81
MOODY AND SANKEY'S HYMN BOOK,
Just published. Gospel Hymns and Sacred Songs,
by Bliss Sankey.
Hymns alone, and 10 cents; Hymns with Music.
cents.
All the q ymn and Tune Books and Sunday School
Music Books, constantly on hand
WIN. BALLANrYNE's,
noYo-tr 42s 7fH STREET,
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MI kRCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
A'I BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the fine steamships Il. O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week 1esr>Ss
ytrlps between NEW YORK, ALEX 4f{R
ANDRIA. WASHIN GTON andae<Ez1s
GkOkGETOWN, as folIows:-Leave NEW YORK
from Pier IL East River. every SATURDAY az a
p. m; leave GgORGET0WN every FRIDAY at y
a. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day
For iul Information apply TO Il. =. A. DEEHAM,
business once and wharf, 90 Water street. GEORGE
TOW ~ or at the office of the President near street
bridge; j. W; THOMPSON, President
- frelehts deliyered BY Knexs Express. Orders
leit at General Offce, COS PennsylV avenue,
or 81 the steamer wharf, viii be promptly attended
W. iell-tr
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
\ BETWEEN
PhiLhDELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
~ M, SAILING DAYS.
G from Pier 2, North Wharves, Philsdelphia,
= From g Water street. Georgetown, .EsssasKS
= This line connects at Philsdslphia with olyde's
aence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
g. II. HYDE, Agent for D. of o.
VIM. CLYDE CO., Philadelphia
A. REED, Alexandria, Va
DID: U: MINK, y 9 Bevonshire street, Boston
Freights delivered by Knox g Express. Orders
lett n General 96ice, sos Penusyl avenue or
II the sfeamers' Wharf, viii be promptly attended
W. 6er2-tr
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Al ELEGANT puR BRAvE9 OVEROOaT.
"A -, ssiin frent, Tor Ella, at sTRAus', l0lI Penn
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the loss Of the soil in fertility by selling
such large crops from farm. On the
other hand, no account is made above for
the value Of straw and corn stalks for
feeding, which is considerable Making
due allowance for the incompleteness Of
this statement, it still shows most clearly
that successful and profitable farming
must lie in the direction Of working land
to its utmost, not letting it lie idle under
a mistaken idea OF saving hired labor.
Have help enough always to make all
your land productive, and il not in con-
dition to be worked proftably otherwise,
buy fertilizers to make it so, or hire add
tional help to under drain, il that be what
is needed. What successful farmers can
not afford is that profits made on one
part Of their farms shall be neutralized by
dead capital Invested in fields which pro-
duce little, and that at a loss. Ii no
other way opens, sell part Of your land,
that you may have capital and labor to
utilize every acre Of which you are pO-
Baessed,
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l,rnflis I,rnin IIlrri IIcln.

A practical and evidently thoughtful
Iowa farmer argues strongly in the
Western Rural that farmers can afford to
pay even higher wages than they now do
and by good management make large
profits on The labor and capital invested;
and he proves his position. Hiring two
men at $50 each per month would make
for the season OF nine months 1910. With
$50 additional help in harvesting and
$50 for threshing, hC calculates that they
will care for 100 acres Of corn, 50 acres Of
spring wheat, and put up GO tons Of hay,
Estimating corn at 80 bushels per acre.
wheat al 10 bushels, and the hay at S4in
ton, the value Of the crops aside from the
straw, would DO as follows Wheat,
1862 so, corn, $1,000; hay, $40; total,
81 800 50. Deduct expenses Of hired help,
seed, threshing $780, and there Is left a
profit Of 1888 80 on the land, horses and
implements required to produce these
crops, and which are permanent invest
ment,
There are some items omitted in this
calculation, notably that important item,
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THERE is a vast difference in the flavor
of eggs. Hens fed on clear, sound grain
and kept on clean grass run, give much
finer aavOredeggs than hens that have nc.
cess to stable manure heaps, and eat all
kinds of filthy food, Hens feeding on
fish and onions flavor their eggs accord.
ingly, the same Us cows eating onions or
cabbage, or drinking offensive water, i'm
part bad taste to the milk and butter.
The richer the food the higher the color
Of the eggs, Wheat and corn give eggs
the best color, while feeding on buck
wheat makes them colorless, rendering
them unfit for some confectionery pur.
nOAeA.
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Keep tea in close chest or canister.
Keep bread and cake in a tin box OF
stone jar.
A barrel contains 40 gallons, or 9,94O
cubic INCHES.
Keep coffee by itself, Us its odor affects
other articles.
September and October butter is the
best Tor winter use.
The United States standard gallon
measures 23l cubic inches.
CranberrieS will keep all winter in u
frkin OF water in a cellar.
Oranges and lemons keep best wrapped
in soft paper, aud, ii possible, laid in a
drawer.
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EnglIsl nnd Gerlnnn Cnnnrlcs.


The great breeding places for cnnaries
are Norwich, Yarmouth, Yorkshire, Lei.
ce''e' and Manchester. These places sup.
ply The London market with canaries.
Iana'ic' are mostly bred by shoemakcrs
Iutlng The Summer, and sold to the Lon.
uoh Trade from October till March. They
az, ate sent up in scores" one score being
t a, pairs II you were to send for a
t %ote 0! canaries, they would send you
, gy Gltd'. The breeders prefer sending
.ueul IN pairs. Three hens are charged
ia PAIR The Wholesale price In the
I; Mu J. Is Fl per score. The price rises
W ge spring, and advances to as much
yer score. The most valuable
NV NV uellcatc canaries are the l}elgians.
l n"eI i RIndi'InFbel they sit "all Of a
tS bmh Ol' when the cage is taken down
t6s s s1oW theft beauty by lengenthing
S I.y.n,eIye' out like telescope, and
TvtTmslhg themselves into form. Some
,i in. nearly t pass through large wedding
m "sl and birds Of first class will fetch ia
r l,S.n ~ ElO PER pair. The next kind Of
n" aS y most resembling the I,elgians are
i inv 'O'SS'hife birds. These are also very
,5ii S ana graceful. They vary from seven
NV; ,''0S; hNPence to thirty shillings per
ficbs..aN,Gi tVilch, as = rule, produces The
'''''SOloF birds. The motto is:
Norwich for color.
Belgian Tot shape,
rL.l. ANA Herman for song.
f i, %,' come from the lIarta Mountains
N, ro,. uirI' are not much to look at,
Nil, OIin .l,ii higher prices on account Of
iS,j ~. "e,1H ,i!!lnl song,-Eiunk auckland
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below We give table. showing The
price Of pork per pound at different
prices per bushel for corn. BY reversing
The table We have the price Of corn per
bnShel at different prices per h. for pork.
The Use Of the table Is Obvious. Should
corn be selling for so cents per bhsl bel
and pork only cents per ID. II wonld he
most profitable to sell the corn, but
should corn be selling at 40 cents and
pork at 0 cents, IL would be profitable to
iced the corn 10 The hogs.
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Don't,

| 4. ST W.. insult a poor man. Ills mus.
ba ",Sy Be well developed.
kS, Ja .lfet The world will move on IA
H., 'eF you are gone.
n ~, color merchants for living,
h nS,|ply dying by inches.
Ion s Say y told yousop Two to one
hoDy,,, y, said word about II.
fAinE oi I ~. up your nose at light things,
DoN{V u bread ondltaGation.
Bt,,S, m ol!s coach to please your vile.
boSrSI MAKE her a little sulky.
onS write long Obituaries. Save
b. 'Ou' KIND words for those liv.
SUInt pabli,h your sc,s Of charity
bonS,' VIII keep the account straight
t1s ". mourn over lancied grievances
'at ''"' "me and real sorrow will
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s9.iGj75O


huaNtT' Sst1OlIOU
The principle is the same rs interest
dividing the price by two gives us the
price Of half n ton, and pointing of three
figures to the right Is dividing by 1000.
TO ascertain the contents or number Of
cords Of wood in n given pile multiply
the length by the width, and the product
by the height which will give you the
number of cubic feet. Divide the pro.
duct by 1913, and the quoticnt will be the
number Of cords. A pile Of wood 4 feet
high, 4 feet wide and s feet long contains
q cord.
To measure boards, scantlings and
planks multiply the breadth in inches
by the thickness, and that by the length
in feet, and divide the product by IL and
the QuotiCnt will be the contents.
TO find the contents Of wagon beds III
the opposite sides are parnllel) multiply
the length inside in inches, by the breadth
in inches, and that again by the depth in
side in inches, and divide the product by
2l6O.42 and the quotient will be the en-
pacity in bushels.
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pETHANY COLLFa
WM go -
THIRTY-FIFTH SESt


CourS'l q study ~ Il 1iaf q
puTIEns1 4 stuirnis. ali issr1aa -
dlcatiEc u pfpa,isnt $685. = = !
and lAitcfl hiHsial naianas - laHa
itn1ional s,udsnia IN laEaa re- D..
Ees and Chemistry, ga taars 0lIIaI
NJ instruments AMI api1raf.-. 80. .I
and IN the lAlsniafy.
harding IN tlulis ifuil O. = = aarr
private bdarliug hagals b. 3 a /.
For particular, MI ~ caGlilfaa
LOOs, OF WE FLhNI
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valuable information.

We give below some valuable items tC
farmers and others, which should be cut
out and preserved;
First we give an casy mode Of asrer.
tanning the value Of n given number oil
pounds Ids Of hay, at 9giyen price per ton
Of pounds OF hay (coal or anything else
which is bought and sold by the toni by
one.half the price per ton, pointing oil
three figures from the right hand; the re-
naming figures will be the price. For
example: What will be tho cost Of 65S
lbs. Of hay nj 81 so per ton. 81 so d.
vidcd by 2eQuals So 70, by which multi
ply the number Of pounds, thus:
GJ9
$3.50
1920
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1854
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EDUcATIOHAt.
Wheeling BusinssCu

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the iIlrticl Uiamfiaa Z raara
Elrgant rsam1, ttdiilsl a.
mana inr lailist $500 a. - -.
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