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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-29

The Kalamazoo Business College Is
crowded with students this winter.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-29

tic performance Of the down town
editor last Friday.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-29

The place to get your medicines is at Bostwick's,
sign Of the Red Mortar.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-29

Try Bostwick,s Baking Powder, the best in use.
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One Richard Sage was arraigned
before Justice Mcdonald on Mon
day, for breaking into the barn of
J. r. Beach, taking thcrsfrom a
horse and cutter, and breaking the
vehicle, for which he was allowed
to pay the SUN of s27.
That government light at the
mouth of the river will be very
useful to our fishermen, this win
ter. 1t will show them the way in
when they are belated. Vessels
coming in over the ice will bear
this fact in mind and not mistake
the light for star.
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THO RENT.-Two good residences on the bay
i shore TO rent. Enquire OF r.. =. Markham,
at the Post Onice, OF Of c. N. Cornell, County
Clerk. re- 20" los
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Is Gent Column.

q FTTLE.-An parties indebted by account 10
- DEF. Biowend are requested 10 call at the Office
Eof v. q. Burnham, aud settle at once, aud save
trouble and further expense. 22S-
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Down for 30 DAYS.

Treas. Of the County of Alper
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ITNO RENT-A good business building, ready
!. il supplied with counters aud shelves, on Chis-
holm street, TO rent ut reasonable rates. Enquire
Of II. LALONDE. 2OO
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sssB 4 IS Afth noref than physlc,
SS inyents or discovers q
hc5 ID ISs, 81 supply, dsssryes tn. !.
aam a phblic benefaetor and
if write an article the
oting, and at
Se' time harmless, is worthy
gratitude and respect, Have y
sduEh fun, therefore, between
ga January as possible, Pro.
mot at some one eise,f
'sxj The best fun we know,
Ior aeAhe reader o., rth.a11
|all pa p their-aebts. Debts :te
|this. ai}3ss u bS cluded .in the category
4 - a. p 2 49,
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as'5| sss isers ars Thirty rt or forty different
jsad of religion IN, this country, and
sorssies the, celestial entry clerk
isShsely to have people tumbiing
|iist heaven 10 such h,,singularly assorted
IS IS a Mn Dag grow to weigh . ton :.
EaaNRaseHstshis lis mind with pungentIu
BIt. he Who's oseorns its simple sway
b e Yields t crime an easy prey.
M & sassesgia 4 \ u paper knows o man who
q peay from Casville to
N iEetnrn he looked
zrstood human ma,
ayoi want to keep
81 an b - y One hal
gssisS Eans Of sugar
8 jBeof dFadr, ne,eup of swee
so eggs. and spoonsfal o.
4 uaer, stir together withou
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HttH ~ w ~, tee,t ~ y. q a.
factory is raid To To have cost nearly $3,-I
|ooV,00o S s. &
NEw TREArMEN1 or CONSUMPTION.
"a peculiar method Of treating pull
|monary cavities I'M bthisis, pursued
|bv Professor Mosier, of N n iesbad den, is
|described as consisting ih abs mice. 3
Etiion Of eert lain drug hrodgh the
5sssl s0 tile chest, md leaging the
|ca |i's anillls in, 90 aIs 10 repsat the opera
tion at disereti BE has even made
|al iiacisioHinto the VA u Of the cavity,
EinseFfed a silver tube or elastic catohes
tS fer. md sue decided ID drawing away;
gIis S@scret @ ion and I'M disinfeoting the
[pyo aehfc valls M Bys means of weak kIcarss
|boE f & ~ Is lffi hi II Isl stated that no
Il iE}f66i5 5S h d iienced in the opef-s
etion, and { ttks eondi dition Of the patient.
sRas iaI ia proved the cough beco Ling
Eless TIA d b esoties and the sbrieS
| toms app 80 y ii ii rated One point;
|ats least Il ss regard ID SIS settlsd and Il,
|is esrtaia it'll enc Of great imp rtatsee
||faf as could he byS ~ few expefi y,
|ofS this charact ter, haInel that the s sorT
|Eeills treatrde ehtof pulmo onary cayitie iss
Eund doubted II prsct cticabIe. and th8t the; ef
Hung is more tolefant of q s6xterAal in-
| eyicsencs tilas beer generally!
Ewrit al 8 fFoEis aa
EEna nan; b sBnts RefeB served
Ein tFs esssibE s. l1y Engiiah
friend eaileaa atiR bat he g
know sof d. .cas6 "a oman eating
|heartilrE Enf mats tho evening who
s "a take keii lentI y III Tho cole ebras
lted Or Abbefna iii ssgas sent ffor, bnt
! & IA q afs,r ~ bs shad 81 become TOO fond
III .d bis.s,ss 81 y q condi.
lS s. " Y salt e Z
=! a !: 3 'ssss5I 5Iay,d aha
M .ass - b s5sd ss 8: 3 4.
81 Nj Il, sS; So,, 4. 4 ,ays ,' her s.
nssl & 81 81 & 4 4 + "a iil IA n sx: s
/ ta sss a i s3S;'l III, TIaI St iesr.
s., ts
IS ,,,s s:s & 3 ssss q ssa;I ~ akEia
4 TSssN MI si
|,gs;s ssy sS,,s sisR sassis ss
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WITH the 4 55epsUs Banner, R d Il and now; III
ls74 ws ara s eucon rared ID hope that our
increased business i,1stifies anotherlen.
|5arremef, {. alld lid that this new effort ID
please Viii INVOKE Id our behalf In
creased favor aud patson age 81, the bart
n our friends s. s. is3S:l s.ss
J. !, 81 s,. Z. .s 4, !. 81 &. 3, &,
y sO sssSs. Z I, 3 ss.s sss s.'.s *, :,
|ous ssss. {, ss..ss. S.sslvsn g. aass.u.
w sas nanDse y z. ,,,s.s = !, 1870.
&. I 3 Il g, 4 e - 8 g a,,aa iss
sanssns s,,cssssfa,,v ,,ss = I ~ ss,ss ~
IS s,ar, s sasonatition s Z ,t m sgbich We l,ays eye, M
g, !, I, "a tsyad and III nass triumnbantlv
|tbroueh 81 twsrlt IL years tof journalistic
|life. ratta sine new strength with each
|ratarnitiV year. Our arm Is the Oldest
|dn tbe County, and perhaps Ii the oldest
printing AFn ID the State For sixteen
|years the partnership between the pres
Lent oropfietors of the paper has existed
[and working harnlon iously together
they have sought to adyocats g policy
which would prcmote the best intsfeatas
|of tie people, and have spared 80 ehSr,
d; b ma ke the paper worthy cf t54lf bilp;;
nort Il rs ~
|1 & The rstrosbect 8 81 Il our paat s6rfss
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i3tr,sS Il, ~
They best car, serve the gods y
Tiseir errands run, asss
w no call no love their OWL 80
Under the sun. 5ss
Let me bear help TO want
And hope 10 lear
] ask no other boon II.
{ OF the New Year. $s:ts.5s
From The AlG5i,as for January.
Z, !, .,,,,rc7 ,,a
& lfUu clAe =.
IS, & q, & Is
EWapMoTH AND AN EDITOR HAVE 4
e1s
+ :i s lsaialt h. y.
b NEW ORLEANS December 2t7h -
quarrel took place this forenoon between
exc Governor Warrno ID and AZ Byeriy
proprietor oE the Balle The latte
struck the former with q, cane WheFe
upon WarmDnth stab bed Byerly t34 q
three times severely
g - -
ONE SIZE ~ AL 2 = z -. q
s 4 ma dif11eiiItv between Byeriy ant
'JUarnam,ti, rrews out ;of q cdntr0vers,
batIsanss g sWarInofltii1 and the BsaletjSs
.wlYiah WI led IS tlia Dubi biication Friday of
icard add dresse6 to tie manager Of tlls
Bulzesii, ref Ing on that paper, ans
Mr.. Jewell one Of its edi itors, Gov. War
mouth to-day Iuade the blowing stste
rnent to the agent OF the Associates
Press Yestefday, after my card ap
,neared In the EsJdv,spS, / was called Ui
tEv 4 agsriend of I'M. Jewell i. who de
sna1ded az me an abiect apolo for I'd,
.eard which 4 declined to make. Hi
fI,au K al r1,a q III, i Would accept 81 claal
ianra fo fIoft q duel. remarksng at tk'
IesIISe finie that II was generally under
'sfY,6a that 4 would not fight. "a replied
;fhat i would take time enough to answer
The question about dueling when 4 wa
challereed, I,atef Ia the day the afiai!
was confided to our fespec tive friends
.They met ats O'Clock last evening aril
aorassed fiaat JeWell and myself SHOULD
f}chf a. Alabama Monday morning
;weanons iiueiino pistols, distance Tel
.paces: These terms having been accept
ed & 1 did not. Of course, appreh ehend aI
ATTACK; especially from any one connect
ed with the Bulletin, my sui1d erstan aint
ofsuck matters being that anti gonists
pending 81 meet ting, should be courteous
ma g was dust on the ere of dipping nj
hat to tfr. Byefly, In front Of whom tWs
ladies wero alking the street 6einl
crowded wnsn he ssadca y Z NV III
Won Wound sss yca sss ss. Ths ssovsrnor fakins
of his hat, exhibited q cut about tw!
inches long over the LETT femple, extend
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|hslors sarprise

"a. and sir, Barkd als pi,
1iisa Islt key, int, the red zcl
4b6pss 4 II the mid be 81 hs III locl, s;n
lYs hoping that new 1l9d..
\ would hate 3 scoranaoI sense Ri light
! Su 81 f. \ Is q etfl
lbssiaing q sotS soslE'l kI n sli
s saj sho bachelor
q 33f Bid 81 tig sssS his ed nos
|s{s :;S 'i Syiis Esses Ill had psa benz
afrozsn off IS ~ c c5Is 'i giadt
I Fiji aaea 4 sat ssH ave The trsls d III eoglei
yss, 81 II sser siNR8
bat6ther l @ M II s. y M ~ q! llI'l 3gl'l
But Ssall sia / d Irsed psiS lip|
Fasn,l I'd 81; |Is pIeas 4 81 81 & & & sss 4
n Il & r other AIi 4
Nboug ht NJ b |;SS
Iher to the bird 1lsIss9rJ
(which; he had aSileitI ~ iI h IlS W 4
Z ttfsy ~ 2i
had II "a ls 81
k!i;ss tiie I)'3ls ~ E| "a
tsiioon but ucNM " y sof taI5edd 4 K ls Sofj|
IsiIile of 4 d 80 81 n Il
laiii isa ancth hsr esld ss lf epal]
Is lsss: 50 vet y ppis5isr 9o1 the ia j M II
spaneIing, red cafpet, sail Is 4 y \
Hollow chair, ught Mr.
gIancing around Not so uilconaf0 j|
abb, after an. 4 y Nhsn 4 GET iay thing
Inaf faalisd, 4 y & will aeala sSiss hoas] q
.'aa9s Hsast ais sa sss
| |felibesa sel op 6ifsd st, COO 6S & ]]
Iof slippeirs and Invested his tired fasl
||3slssin X ss said ot ,tI 7 & oyt;l
ow for 4 cigar, thoaeht tihs
&, Bit the brown layered Wes y sisl Vi
EEyet Ef III hfs hand III ben ere Nss3
hustle, and ii ;fuft ters and III u
| and ID iaerry noiss on TIE landing Is
side, and the: door few open ias 10y
magic, to admit halfa-d dozen bloomAgi:
laughing girl # f.y 3
Mr.. Barkdale dropped Ind
Iretreated astep ostwo@ V 81
Don't be alarmed, '@ssid the tafest!
and pretsiest 81 The befas s oly: q
isurpgise.' " !; ~ ssist, S8, !. 3
Avery agreeabls, 9pe I'm. Sres'
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Es gTaE APPROPRIATION BILL, passed
at the late session OF the Legislature
which provides $150,000 for the
PAYMENT Of the salaries Of members
.and employees, though an improve
jment upon former bills OF this char
aoter, contains many object onable
features which are pointed out in
5tha Goyefhor,s Message. The pas,
|sage too, in spite Of fthe dissp proyal
Iof sthe House unde the operation
sofsa s5o;rit Il rule N 81 sin olatien O
|5ils ElIe app prs
Esiib Il Il cor ntingen1
8 q & E i}f tiis ITS own contin
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The areael; DAILY.

%THE New YSSfK HERALD. stands at
t the headof the slibm Of this copn-
try and Of the world ats imnense re-
sources enable &c t6 emplo the best
talent in all Of it's department and the
enterprise and liberality Of its proprie-
tors spare no expense which can give
interest and variety to its columns. Its
army Of correspondents girdie the World
ana thetelegraph is employed With un-
Isttntaa expenditure tp spread before It's
5000 a.se~ssss-t, dsilysre.
I areHS.both at hol1 and abroad. y
has orgah iSed exploring editiops on
every continent, and has ita pond
Fent at every COURT and inzeYery PROV
Eince, gathering news forits columns. ~
ITS sfeats Of. journalistic enterprise have
been the wonder, and admiration Of its
Eeoutemporariess and aistanced sco rnpeti-
ton. In addition toats pre-emtn In
the department1 ARs'at his achieved
q high reputstig b vigorous expos
ure Of ourrshs 6a II and BY the inanls
independence gE Eits ccur rising above
party issues and local interests. Its;ed-
itorials are now haracterized by re,
markable !yigor, fand discuss all eal
rent topics with rare ability and mq
ration. Wetake pleasure In n
mending it to our readers asa
paper, and the true friend o
interests. 4:
The New Orleans Picayg1
toyer the large receipts OF &
principal cities of the 81
presentseason, and ascI
ed receipts over last ys -
dinary line weather
hauling, andto the6 = 4
organizations @da +
adds: "Onesof oftheI ~ =
Of last years,s indj
the economy ~ : a - +
lit. One Of DUR -,
presidents said : e "a M
I there has been Il .l =
production sar
which comes E f j e \ :!
production ad = y 4 u = :
direction Of ! + = =. : - j. ~ =
restoration Of - 8 F +
! of the Soutl
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DESIRE.

l.
rhon, who dost dwell alon III
Thou, who dost knowthine OWN III
lou, 70 whom all are known 3as q f |.
Frorn The cradle to the grave 4 ja a
Save, oh, save Y. ~ ite
From the worlds temptationsis I'd
From tribulations S.. 4 liz
From that fierce anguish IS. ~ !
z Wherein we languish; ~ III =
From that torpor deep NJ
Wherein welie asleep - V|
Heayy as death, cold as the gravI
IS Save, oh, save! -, ,..zsFisgsss ~
Z, Wi1e1 the soul, growing cleare6
Sees God nonearer:
~ Mnen e the soul, mountina
10 God comes no higher & 4 + = 4 3| III
but the arch fend Prid1 3 4 ( 4 a 6 : Z & g.
MountS ut her side x 8 l5 4 4
rolling her high enH u
sealing her eagle ~ E ! = : = s S. *
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SMr. Barkdals went home with the
|faT Barbara, and they. grew to be
|asfy great friends, laBd-wh here's the ,'
Ense dee trying to conceal how it ali
ended Z They were married rat the
years end, with all the six eurprisers
|Sof f brides maids; Kate Killiord in
oIuded. mi Mott Greenfield pro,
poses to follow tie example:as!soon as
he gets; his dir Iona. ssis5@
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u. .sao. x.nss s.k, ,has 3 i:

sss5svor yancs 5 81 S ask, has re-
fpsiyilek ven to !yteed sanotneI ssss:, ss:
aIEas i9 the. existence, nnasa' esa
tAet etfadmfn fatE 1tion, Of an: abuse IN tnsI
par6 of supple whereby the con-
| tract ts2sEm WAS evaded, and percentage
I EdeI6aHa pf merchants furplsnlne tne
lsupplie 80, .;$ sjSSs
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Sasoa.Mss.

n - Qlt SN - - =
y....- G:30 am .S
e.. !. e. n $50 an,
ss 1918 i .fia.a
SIS a.msI
sS.:.., lao is.lla.|
30. 81 Ei.s)
u ::45 pm
f:St .4'stt5i Wit ID trains aa
s asd I'pIo1s; abroad |
/ sSoltmeia, s. C. !, With
An e Sout;l Caroiinaj
4! 3 IN s1rsss, vii EffsE "a i,let
nd n osi G kaf
siiroad ana I
;ssid a ug lsta 1
II. ~ ~ e. y = q g ~,
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GH Wilson.

sSs w VI k Es "a III l ssS$ 4 Thou,
= 81 IS &c IN 5 E From Il
81 S. sI&& & # $ E1 From ii
s assS IS From tr
z<2 (&1a IS From th
az 81 81 a8l <8y5 II Whereil
So MSsaeIh EFem Il
Il s| = II s. ST 3l when III
& = M S f.. Sees: God
ssS XXI s. 4 When th
4 8 E8 lS8 Il s. 81 st TO Cod d
$ = - s. 4 teS # 53zI 4 Il z But the q
s. rs n ISL lI<# q q Monnts q
u i ssaIiaSs sssalIiiHS B B
d :aassss aass sgaS IdS
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CURIOUS AND sCIEalTTFIo

PuaIsYIna w WArER. Il is not gene-
rally at pounded alunl pos.
lsesses the pro wing water.
| A tablespoonful of pnlVe ,alnn,
sprinkied into q hogshead of watsr,
1.-The water stirred at the time, Will,
after the lapse of o. few hours by pre-
Icipitating to the bottom the impnre
PARTICLES, SO purify il that it will be
Hound to- possess nearly all the fresh
ness and ,eiearness Of the finest spring
|, water. a pailfal containing four gal
Ions may be purified By q single tea-
spoonful "
KILLING FIsH. FiishermeEin some
parts OF Europe and Of this country
1Kill fish with o knife or bludgeon %
soon asthey are tak zen. from the water,
Ibecause fish thus killed are fonnd TO
Ibe better than those which have
Hong gasped and struggled before dy-
ling. The Dutch, for instance destroy
Life By making q slight longitndinai
! lincisiorl under the tail with q sharp
instrument. On the Rhine they. Kill
salmon BY thrnsting q steel needle in.. I !.
Ito their heads. Fish may be easily
killed by striking them & qaick sharp
1blow with q small stick on the back
lof the head Just behind the eyes, Or
|by taking them By the tail and strik.
l ling the HEAD quickly against any hard
substance .S.i ~
UrILIzArIoN or SILK Rags. 40
lcording to Les Mondes, one OF the
twealthiest English velvet nlanufac.
lturers, r Lister, worked his way 70
isuccess by ycars Of patient labor in
search Of d d way To utilize silk rags. He
began BIZ bnying up oil such waste
lat less than d cspt 9 pound ! and up
ito the year 1856 she had expended
ltSe immense sum of 81, ,312 300 in
Iruitless efforts To- tihd 10 process. Noth-
Iinr daunted, Mr Lister continued his
fexperiments; and within the past
Eten years he has discoversd q way of
tmaking the refuses into fine velvet.
lHe carries on this industry st Man
Inineham, England ID ON estab blishS;
tnaat which mploys Il merely !. 900 y
lWorkmen, but 228s travellers "a sll "
Inarts Of the globe NJ hose cole busi:
6ess ID to bny tie sillx waste The
/ factory ii naid to hare cost nearly &5r
Iooos0oo. 4
Nrw TEEArMEN1 or GoNsUSfpTIoN.
"A pecaliar method Of treating pnl-
lmoDary cavities iIl 4 thiais, pursued
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Ii.
rrai u roi:s
xesb bury 3. ia
AnA2 Hp Train fsGn; !;
ciS atiogl Tra1 d.
|HgI nd Ffiday1a'
ls OF oiis
! i from
ifsa 81 a
1 s9i Isfll
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ABBEVILLE, sc WEDNESDAY, JANUARY q 1875. s
/; Bessie has brought her

a IRg; Bessie has brought ber.
n Sh-sh-shi Don't say word Mr..
lhenfcld. The golden.haired grras.
tI Il Was clasped promptly over hls Dis
,5sstls. Alice, Moore grasped his arm
snod odiically, and the other four
jsDed q sort s5f bewitching little
8,iniae war dance about him, while
/ Aseventh girl entered Q pretty
&donna faced little creature like g
ye. s .i.,,5,;;
Come and kiss him, Kate, cried all
j Others. Now don't be.ridiculous,
1 We .shan't take any notice. Here
8iis! !. q
Kiss who Z cried Kate, standing
8ll and staring alilaroInd her Girls
hat on earth do You mean z
8sYou provoking thing said Bar.
lea, stamping 6ar little foot. Do
Ii suppose we are an fools2 Why,
eanse we know all abo 1t himl ltt
Il. Greenfield your oor SIM NAT ta
ls young M, ID.
Kate looked around ia bewilder'
|ent. b ~ sis3
|sWhere? y
|sWhy, herel 80 ss
Nothing Of the sortP said Kate, ! ate
bmurely. I,
Our hero stood up, feeling himssii
owing uneonfo fortably warm and and
q. & & u; !. II, S.s
Ladies, be said, there is some mis-
he here: d E said at the outset my
inc was not Greenfield 81 b 3
EEsEh horel cried all the girls at once.
sTherels Z echoed Kate defantly.
aDida We; ten your cried oil the
s)idnIt II tell Syou2 re tertsd ate
enough to- let us know what
iSsIs affzd ale z sal 4 the wretch:
4 MI I'LL ST Il shisund erstanding
S5ubg 5aid Miss More, you said i
rs 5reei feld.
eiif donrse Iidid !? said the puzzled
ichelbr. isn't Gree nfe1d, and Il
veyswills sbe unless I have it changed
80 ~ -. - -
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The Power orOrganizntion.

Small and insignificant IN numbers, as
compared with the agricultural classes,
capitalists rule the world; not so much on
account Of their better brain power, but
because they are thoroughly organized ;
and their organization controls the meth
cd by which the wealth Of the world is
created, collected and distributed.
However divided the members Of this
class may be, into manufacturers, mer
chants bankers, brokers or transporters, or
however sharp the competition between
them, the exchange and board Of trade
make them a unit. There, ut high noon,
they meet in every city on the globe, with
all the appliances at their command that
genius has invented or wealth can buy, for
rapid communication with the great in
dustrial. and commercial centres of the
world. Through these systematic appli-
anees, they manipulate the markets, rates
of exchange, interest, rents and the pay
of labor. 1t is organization that gives
them this mighty power; it is organiza-
tion which creates such active and intense
sympathes between all members of this
class, however diverse their occupation
what one feels all feel, what one knows
they all know one instinct seems to fill
every mind, and so out of organization
comes unity, and out of unity their great
power.
Farmers, arouse from your lethargy.
and work hard to build up your own Or
ganization. Three millions of farmers
are power in the land, and when added
to the good and true men of this nation,
is power that is at once irresistible and
We say again, farmers
work work and continue to build up
and cement your organization.
The outlook for the farmer is indeed
more hopeful. If in a few years the
voice of enlightened agriculturists is not
the voice of the nation the fault will he
your own; for nothing bat division and
want of organization can defeat such
mmation.-Farmer' Nindieator.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

To detect adulteration in tea. burn the
leaves. Pure tea, of any grade, will NOT
leave over five per cent. of ashes, while
the aduterated article will yield as high
as 45 per cent
Eggs may be dried and made TO retain
their goodness for a long time; or the
shell may lie vanished, which excludes
the air, and then, if kept in a moderate
temperature, they may be kept good for
years.
Coffee grounds should never be allowed
to remain in tin, but should be poured
out and the pot carefully cleansed as soon
as it is used, else the flavor Of the next
beverage prepared in it will be impaired.
Benzole magnesia, simple paste made
of caIcined magnesia and benzole, will
take grease spots out of almost every
thing, however delicate. A paste of soda
and euck-lime is good to take oil stains
from wood floors.
Some of our younger readers may like
to try the experiment of making a hang
ing garden of sponge. 1t is a pretty
novelty. Take white sponge of large
size, and SOW it full of rice, hemp, canary,
grass, and other seeds; then place in a
shallow dish, in which little water is
constantly kept, and as the sponge will
absorb the moisture; the seeds will begin
to sprout before many days. When this
mas fairly taken place, the sponge may
be suspended by means of cords in the
window where little sunshine will enter.
1t willsthns become mass of green foil
age, and should be refreshed with water
daily, so as tebe kept moist.