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points between Washington, o., u mia
and this city.
Next Thursday will be gwen, at the
Highland House p cnic Tor tue benefit
OF Mrs. Frank NuUDe, whose husband
lately died OF lOckjIw.
Little Joe, Joe Lawrence, and Little
Que Will trot IL race this afternoon AZ
Chester Park for $3.50 Il corner. No l.
mission lee win be charged.
The Women'S Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Cincinnati Presby terry Will
mold their monthly meeting III The Sec
ond Presby terian Church tomorrow at
PIP. M.
Eagle Lodge No. 100, |. o o. T., Pal
metto Lodge No. 10, |. .. y. f., and the
Philharmonic SocIeVy viii give an eX-
curslon to the Soldiers Home, in Day
ton, o., tomorrow. Round trip tickets
81 IS.
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score is as follows:

The following deaths have been placed
OH record since our last report:
Kate Griffin, 20 yrs, city.
Chas. Ii. Whlteside, 80 yrs, city.
Melosina Neubrung, 50 yrs, Germany.
Chas. Fritz, s mos, Germany.
Robt. Minshell, 70 yrs, United States.
Anton WeIben, IA yrs, city.
Matilda Wlldey, yrs, city.
Infant Backemeyer, l hour, city.
Eliz. Sundermann, 43 yrs, Germany.
Henry Rusche, yrs, city.
Jas. Kennedy, IS yrs, Ireland.
Fred. ScuuVanz, 50 yrs, Germany.
August Westerhotf, mos, city.
Mary Miller, yrs, Ireland.
lgnatlus Anthony, 6 mos, city.
August Kurch, 3 yrs, city.
Catherine Wlegman, mos, city.
halle DunleYey, II yrs, city.
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Cincinnati Board Of TranspOrta-
ton EXCurSiOnS

Those VINO intend to GO with the eX-
cursion on next Thursday over the
Southern Railroad to the kentucky
River Bridge and return on the same
day, should call at once at the room of
the Cincinnati Board Of Transportation
and secure their tickets, as The NUM-
Der is limited TO two hundred, of which
more than One-half are already disposed
of. There Will be four coaches, refresh
ment car, and platform car tor the mu-
slcIans. A grand time is anticipated.
Many lad es will accompany their Aus-
bands and friends.
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The COIErISs
r"-- aH#WV

Thomas Streif made an assignment to
Louis Leonard Tor the benefit of his cred.
itOrs.
Margaret Roche was appointed ad-
minlstratrix Of William Roche. Realty,
50, 600.
rheobald Herzog made an assignment
TO A. e. Cramer, for the benefit Of his
creditors.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT.
Judgment was obtained iOr $l.SS2 by
Meter 81 Co.. bankers, of New York,
against j. l.. Keck & Bro. =
POLICE.
Drunkenness - Mary Casey, dis.
missed; Samuel Dale, 10 days; John
link, 50; David and VIM. Landers, SO
days each; Ann Dugal, $50 and 80 days;
Fred. Gamer, 20 days; Theo. Schroeder,
missed; Johanna kOck, 5000; Z. Tepe,
50; b. Donnelly, 10 days; VIM. Regan,
continued to 18Th, bail 500.
DisOrderly Conduct-Charles STEM
kamp and James Higgins, dismissed; ;
Thomas Green, So; Richard Maher,
continued to 20 h; r. b. Brown, Thoma-
Jones and Robert Harrison, dis
missed; Richard johnson and
VIM. Meyers, 70 each; Bart Hurley, SO;
Jerry Keely, rs; JAS. Gladstone and
VIM. Wolf, 50 each; r chdrd Dillon, Jno. .
Burke, John Do"lng, all dismissed |;
Joseph Trainer ana Z ward Blackburn,
continued to the lG III; WIN. Saffiu, Sol.
Strauss, IL. Alexander and Geo. Nc
Granahan, continued to Oct. II;
Michael Kenney, $40; John Wagner, 20
days; Wet JrIa Smlth, dismissed; Josie
Martin and Gabriella Wilson, $40 each I;
James Grant, dismissed; DAVID Craw-
lord, 30 DAYS; Wm. Mclaughlin, SIS;
Frederick Zeist, IS; John Dolan, $40;
Dennis Fields, 90 Aays; VIM. First and
Z. j. Shay, dismissed; Harmon Ridley,
20 days; VIM. Tlmbermann and David
j. Spelen, continued 10 IS il; Bernard
Mcdowell and August Norman, $40
each.
Assault and Battery-Jacob Horn,
continued to 9On, own recognizance; I;
Richard Dugan, Jennie Russell, eacl
continued to Goth; Joseph Moran, con-
tinued to 19tn, bail $500; Jacob Horn
continued TO 10Th, bail $50; Thomas Nc.
Dermott, continued to l9Ln.
Miscellaueous-ChalI4s Willert, thief,
&C., dismissed; VIM. Wolf, mai cious
destruction, dismissed; Peter j. Ryan,
malicious cutting, dismissed; Patrick
Price, $40 tor petit larceny, aud Henry
j. Malone, petit larceny, dismissed; !;
Lewis COBB and John Holmes, malicious
destruction OF property, continued to
1G.A; z. A. Warrlug, abusing family,
dismissed; Jacob solomon, lettering, 10
days.
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shoer, left Saturday for Nashville to
shoe some race horses.
Tho picture of Gen. John c. Breckin-
ridge, In oil, will be rnffl ed in a few W days
at Gus JouOerps. A lew more chances
are lett.
The Kentucky Central Railroad Com
pany are talking OF building a new depot
on the site of the old shanty they now
use. 1t is TO be built OF brick.
w. W. Adams, of this city, sold on
September II, one black harness mare,
by VIndeX, Tor w. French, of Madison
vile, tn VIM. Leonard, Of New Orleans,
Tor $l2j.
Mr.. w. w. Adams shipped on Tues
day last pair OF harness mules, which
weighed three thousand one hundred
and sixty pounds, to Tennessee. The
price PAID was $53O.
The funeral of Miss judith Rogers,
which took place Saturday evening from
the residence OF Mrs. Laura Rogers. on
Broadway, was attended by u large con.
course Of friends and relatives who
mourn her loss.
The administrators sale of colts in
front of Browns stable on Friday
brought the following prices: No. /,
brown colt, to John Cooper Tor $120; No.
2, 10 Henry Lusby for $110; No. 3, to W.
l. Withers Tor $40; No. 4, 10 Alex. Hayes
for Sl2O; No. 5, To Lester Cleveland for
$oO, Rose, "a weanling Almont tilly, to w.
L. Wlthers for $lS5.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGToN-Oct. 15.-Spints turpcntine
firm at 421ac.
CLEVELAND = Oct. 15.-Pctroleum market
steady and prices unchanged: standard wnlte,
ilv; Lest, 1870.
CHARLESTON. 5. c.. Oct. l5.-Cotton stead
ordinary 12c.
MEMPHIS. Oct. l5 Flour firm: choice fam
lIy. S7a7 70. Corn higher at 5Ga60c, IN store.
Oats quiet at 4Oa4jc, in store Pork quiet at
Sl45 Lard firm: tierce. l0c; keg. 1876. Ba-
con urm at 64asHaeIc. Baggmg dull at
l2%a3l NC.
PITTsBURG. Sept Is. - Wheat: choice red
ONO and Indiana 81 55al 3S; Kentucky white
and amber 81 3Sal A. Corn: stock dimin-
ishing: yellow shelled, 5Ss59t; mixed, 55a57c;
ear, yellow, 5Sl59c; mixed, 56a5Sc oats: stock
far and heavy; white, 34a36C; mixed, 33a34c;
new, 28aSOc. Rye; nothing doing.
BOSTON. Oct. Is. - Flour STEADY: Western
suDers, $4a4 80: common extras, $5a5 80; WIS
cOnsin extra, IS 50a6 so; Minnesota, $6 soar 50.
Winter wheat: Ohio, Indiana and Michigan,
ST J0aT: Illinois, 81 5Ja7 80; ST. Louis. IS j0aS;
Minnesota patent, 81 5UaS so. Corn quiet:
Mixed and yellow, 59a63c. oats dull at 25a45c,
latter for No. ! white.
NASHVILLE. Oct. 10. - Flour: Fancy SO 50
choice family 50 0O, extra fmly IS 50, family
S. %, superline III Is. Corn: Loose 45c, sacked
55a56c. Wheat: White 81 4Oal 60, red 81 9Cal 50.
Cotton: Ordinary Sc, good ordinary 91sc, gool
middling lOXc. Whisky: Robertson County
81 5Oa3 W, Lincoln County 81 Ija3 w, bourbon
81 7ja5 5U, hIgnwines 81 "a
Pu1tADE,pu1. Oct TX -F,our o,io+. s,,,,o,.-
Gnn "a. aItra s5 a. ronao,ri oui 9uicV supGr-
sG 73.T q. Winnesota Ta,,ii t
and patent $Sa9 50. Wheat nrmer: amber
Tarn sreaay. veliow a1lNaGoc. n,ixed GS.eI UI
0ars ouirf. white western g5,3sc" pDIynE
Western SSaY,r Rye nnint al G7aTG. praxio
IONS firm.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 10. - Flour hrm. Wheat:
NO. milwaukee,, hard' 81 IVA; No. l Mil
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moderate demand: Fair to good refining, siIa
STG; Drime SIC; rehned in fair demand At
1UHallc. MOIasses in fair demand and nrln.
Rice quiet ard unrhanged Petroleum duh aud
nominal: crude, So sSkc; renned ljHc. IaIioW
stGily at ~ IS%G. strained resin unchanged.'
Splits ot turpcuune firm at 34Hc- Butter
iirmer: estern, l9a2lc. Pork dull and heavy:
new mess Sl4 35 Beef quiet: Western long
clear mlddlea firm at SIC. Lard dul: prime
steam, 9.s5sg21;sc. Eggs heavy: Western,
12a2!c. Cheese unchanged " hIsky steady
at 81 l3Ja.
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A resolution was adopted instructing
the Engineer to prepare plan and es-
innate Of cost of constructing a catch
basin at the southeast corner of Find
lay and Race streets, and constructing a
sewer to connect With stone culvert
on Henry street.
A communication from Geo. Ward
Nichols, Esq, protesting against the
use OF the steam dummy on the avenue
leading to the ZoologIcai Garden, on the
grounds that his horse had DO liking tor
sucA looking "objects," was filed.
Adjourned.
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The Arcade Hotel viii be opened on
the 1st OF November
The c., Ii. IL D. Railroad will run two
trains to the Park each day during the
races.
b. F. Underwood will lecture to-mor-
row evening at College Han, ON Thos.
Paine.
The "Liberty Pleasure Club" give
their first grand complimentary party
tomorrow evening at the Highland
House.
The Panhandle Line will sell excur-
sion tickets to Chester Park from all
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, oct. l5-I:SU p. N.
Gold hrm. BuvIng at I03 and selling at lO31<.
Gold checks on New York lO33&.
Eastern exchange is quiet and steady. We
quote p0ying at par and selling at I-l0 pre-
MUM.
sterling exchange is steady and rates un-
changed We quote 81 Sc for signt and 81 81
for 90 daN S per { in gold
Government bonds urn and with a slirht
upward tendency. We quote the local rates
follows:
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NINUINNAIIi OCI. IJ--L 7. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
OF 1--we stock 1or the past lS hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts ts.................. 1872 1894 1858
Shipments. s................ S37 1855 1907
CATTLE-Market dull. Quoted S2a2 50 for
common, 81 15aS ~ for meuIum, So 75a4 Is for
good to choice, ana S475aj for fair to good
shipping grades.
HOGs-Are dull and market easy. Common
sell at "a 2ja4 50. fair TO good light IS OJa5 2j
fair TO good packing "a 8 las 70, and select
butchers as 30aj 40 per Genial.
oHEEP-Steady and quiet Selling at 81 5Oa
% for common to medium, 50 j0a4 80 for good
to choice per Genital gross.
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DAINTER'S MANU- AL. - IL USE AND
L sign painting, granting, vanishing, pol
lshlng, k4lsomlnIng, panrinE lettering
staining, gliding, NC, SOC. Book of AlphabeLs
6oc Scroll and Ornaments SL Furniture and
Cabinet FInisher SOC Matchmaker ant Jew
eer Soc. ,oapmaker 25c. laXidermist Soc,
OF booksellers or bv mail JESSE IIANEY
& co., ll9 Nassau street, New York.
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The Cincinnatis, in spite of the terri
BILE blunders of the umpire, defeated the
indianapolis Club Saturday The
score is as follows:
Innings ......... l 8 5 CT 50
Cincinnatis .......3 2 0 l 0 U 0 O.
indianapolis. U 2 0 0 l o 3
AT Chicago the ST. Louis Club was de- :
feated by tine Chlcagos by a score of 5
to 4.
The Bostons play here on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
The Browns defeated the Ravens yes.
terday Oh the Cincinnatis' grounds by a
score OF % to II.
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For HUNTINGTON.

THIS DAY. 18th, at 80 z. M. POSITIVELY,
EsZ n The Y. " q. X. X. packet EN- A
LR4tkkaa9t.ss4T HI GRAHAM, j. L. Campbell, Master.
1sssszRantfa freight received on Wharf boat,
fnnt ul nrnalWNY w. nOnsMell ~Mpr.
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For Louisville.

THfS D\Y, ION, at 2, NJ, POSITIN ELY,
ars = GENERAL PIKE, b. Merielees.
LAG eMs9Ss& ~ Master Frcight received at all
zlss1sahassasssash nouIs n WharfbO foot of Vine
; reev. II. M. Wade, superintendent.
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For Huntington.

UESDAY. 10Th. at p. NJ. POsITIy ELY,
M=g - EXCHANGE. Jas. hirker Master
#AAkkSAh.44S Freight received on Big Sandy
" hart boat. foot Of broadway W,
nusH,.ii- Sunprintenucnt.
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DAYTON, KY

Councll meets this evening.
Little Harry Cehn, youngest son of
Mr.. Jacob Conn, who broke his arm by
lalllng from a chair one day last week,
IS doing well, and the little arm will
soon be strong as ever.
Mrs. Emily Britton, assisted by Mr..
Eklin Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. LeBlond
and The celebrated violinist, Professor
losso, Will give vocal and instru.
mental concert at Moelleps Hall to-
morrow evening.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The Union Mite Society meets to-mor-
row night at the residence OF Samuel l.,
Badger, when farce on "Mrs. Jarley's
WaX-WorAs" will be given. All are in
vlted to attend.
The temperance meeting was ad-
dressed by nome talent last night in the
persons OF Messrs. Foster, Marsh, Dim
mick aud Lewis. Miss Ida Malotte, OF
Dayton, sang Don't 80 near the bar
room, latner," ill good style, and was
hlghly applauded.
We regret to announce the death of
Lizzie Dolman, the eight-year old
daughter OF Mr.. James DUlman, which
took place shortly before noon yester-
Gay, after severe illness OF two weeks
Of typhoid pneumonia. Her funeral
took place to-day az o'clock at Ever.
green cemetery.
The Union and NJ. E. Sabbath-s chools
are in good condition, as was shown
yesterday by the large number that al
tended both schools. The Methodist
Episcopal is about to purchase a new
and costly library, while the Union,
which Is only week organized, opened
yesterday with an attendance OIL over
sixty, and with bible class of eleven
young men, which will be largely in.
creased next Sunday. The UIion has
already got an excellent library and
hopes III two weeks to have an organ in
position.
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Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
Mr.. Baker in the chair.
The following payroll was ordered
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The hotels did a thriving business last
week.
Form, to tie vile OF Geo. W. Darnall,
s0l.
Born, to the wife Of W. s. Bell. .
daughter,
n0n. J. stoddard Johnson was in the
city Saturday.
W. F. Mars has returned from his trip
West. He went as lar as California.
Rev. X N. Mcsslck, ID. OF Louis.
Sllle, IS visiting his parents in this city
DR.. D. l.. Kindred, Of this county, lell
Saturday for Florida to spend the
winter.
Mr.. Leslie Combs Bruce, a native OF
thls city, ia the champion rifle shot OF
Ihe world.
DICK jackson, the weIl.known horse-
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT.

Judgment was obtained lor 81. 49, by
Meter & Co., bankers, of New York,
against j. l.. Keck tS Bro.
, 1877-07-07
rCHILD.]yftIp}sIN0.

From d Esesnt Lecture Nv [n* "8aa" Fa9sFsok.
Tho children Of poscrtyt Ny hsaEt b'eeds when
think Of them; tho children simply covered By
saE; Tho children Of fsnne and Of starvation; ths
children Of druukcnpeas And tho chtlureu OF c1ims
otsatn and tstsau, upon tho wild, rude OF life:
thu children in alleys; tho children TINT crouch In
corners wden shsy hear tho unsteady ssep Of =
drunken bsuts Of fisher; tho children, tltsle ba-
blcs with drinking mothers: tho children. Too, of
tho Eich that have no lbesty-thcse little children
that are crushed. tt.t are tramplcd upon. thai ara
fsixatsns R,s, them a.. from .hs eSso u ny
ehildr ! bare very llttlo respect fur ul4n that
cannot govern = child without hruto force, Thlnk
ot whipping chilafens Why. tLsy say that shil-
dreu tsit ee. Yes. rowafd!ce ~ tho mother ofcs.
who IL - much larger than you ~ you arc lsrges
than 5-yeat old child, should cu1ue II y0u With
pole In hia hand: ''Who bsuku that plalss' iuu
would tssmb!c, y0nr &nses would luock tuRether.
xnd you would swcar you never saw tho plate, or
Think of . menlteE Of tho board Of Exchange
whipping ope of Lls Children for pfevasicattng.
Think OF lawyer beating biz own aesh. and blood
because hs svsaed tho truth. Think OF dealer In
s1ocka pun!sh1nR hls child for setting saoat tat.e
II yoa should hereafter whlp yoat child, wish
wl&h 5our eyebrows corrugated with enYcf, yuut
cheeks rod With wrath, and 30 lille fh,ia
:assaA1i sasI Il IL 1shaa .soaa h1ppea ~ 10 az az,
lie maple iesyss slu turning 70 gold. aud when Tho
scarlet yincs run like = .al keKstt out Of tho
earth, ,-wou1tn't IL be del!ghual to - aud s!t on
- xSiSss1 5SsS \ FL yourself IL A' act
NoN. fhl1k ri N-sa!pk Of III md. Il Ill ~
, 1877-07-07
A STEEpLE'S CONTENTS.
{}rtY En.nff ffnxu \ Tfnss


AL along North bla!n stfect people, were looking
th!s morning al sumo sight a1nlt. Far up In Tho
ai7, on Tho .pIru of thu Fourth Congregational
Church, 1t height Of nearly 200 feet from sha
pavement, two men wcrc sech-looktng rather
small up shere-at tho very top Of Tho spiss, and
one Of thcm Gu : ladder above tho top. They weru
sakipR down tho weathcr-yaRe preparatory to
paintlag tho spiro and church, which sosuly nceds
IL not having been painted In eighteen years.
Oao Q! tho men, painter. by the name Of ill!.
luck. Il said 10 10 nearly qulta 10 Year, old. and
s, one "sa ~ ~
willing. 10 50 r. that dI.zy height, sbo.s
tho air, supported by nothing but : ladder. and
hs feet rcytng on ona Ut tho upper rounds Of that
This Fourth Church wAs eFeetrA In lk+h and lbitl,
AMI wsx nut hn{shcd bcforr tho elosc OF tho latttr
year. v hen The spirt approached liz completion,
ind the Ornamental! dnla(a OF hoIlUw balls below
tho weather. .ynue were In process OF construction,
ecrtain rcsiduRts on North hfain slrcus contributed
quart. .hottlo Of nne old suEt and pack Of play.
Ing cards. which wc1s plpcct. without tho knowf-
ridge OF the Church Committee, In the hollow swell
beneath The vans. Tho bottle Of liquor was duly
uaskcl With thr datu t1s4aI. but p1ubab'Y With
ont the OF thu contributors: sad under there
ungodly dcyiccs the religious services have been
curFLcd on for ptAfly Thirty years, without tAe
knuwlcdgr nr suspicion Of tho udd situation VI
thi1gs sl0tt up tn tho s,ccpc,
, 1877-07-07
SICK HEADACHE.


I,aA1sron7. Ind, July IA stranger hhillng
for tho benefit Of Aunt!c I'll Luyian. Como with
remedy ,nfaslihlc wItlt ua) for sick hcadache. It
IN simple and cheap, and will do no harm II 1t
stiould not cure your case. Take 1uu,ps Of CHAR
cua 4 have used It iron, the pound
very 1lno. ar to powder. Dose: Two tablespoons
lui 10 half tunhlur Of cold water. II wilt require
considerable stirring to cause Il to unite
WILL, the wator. Then drink. being careful
10 swallow all tho charcnat ppasihe, and not Let Il
sclle 10 tne Loston VI shr tNmolor. tie excellent
to aIiay ncitllty In tho stonach, and hopc with
bear Futn.Icaf. u word With you and lovers Of
Gowufn. Hare you ayer tried tho Ea!denet'e
method OF pruning EeEsnlumh. I. o.. turn tho plant
ot of tbs rws5 ros ~ a s0 10 ss ss
inc!lea of tho atom; at tho tan,u time thorton gil
Irc small oues. Nepot tho plant in srnailus pot.
Tho top bHlnches uFa also cnt back severely. ~.
pruning tltu plant shuu1d bc kept warm, hut shad.
Cd from tho sun for = fortnight, and should not
havc lnrgo supply Ut watet toon they will he
e1ae eot.Ya'e, CENT and tfet. siq9Fonh root nhsss
tlfui iowois will cover tho plant. | cannot give
my experience, not having plants largo eaouQh to
nFacltce on. Tho auxgcsslon may aid you In not
0ihers. liz ron know Wien think OF Yun am
reminded Of i littlc versa that reads:
o nsaRy .hsy "a9 hsRpy ,nsSs ,ro ..
And tsriveIin III thlaks-fur llo bess-
For lhosc win wish nco fioweting goraniums for
winter, would add that VOW 10 the tno 10 plant
cuttInKs. They Will strike root tls mouth and
next III Tho nprn border, and provo bcllsf plants
this winter tlau ihoso Of older growth. ! haven't
sald shu half want 70: i'm coming another dAy,
my departure fok a visit andl must hasteH.
ELLxNoKA.
, 1877-07-07

Nxwros. Jasper TO-. H., July Al hare long
been seeking pure whito tuchsta, sad /. tho ono
Suburban onors ID white, or nearly 70. would b
glad to exchange sometblag havs for 4 cutting ot
iu, t.sdescant.a OF ian loting Jew taue for baak-
ets), double acartet end whits fuchss. white ia.
mlae. dark Ind tight helsfops, cigar and sstil|ety
would b. pleased to exchange I few Tor olhefs. /
eau send Wall: Flower well l.stssted scarlet salys
viii espd pau button roses In tho fall, eau sond hsF
dyceatfs, towering slmand. snowberry, OF spi-
tes aud - have been sacceasful IN starting tho
ebusffop and syrinx4 from cu9tiugs IN water,
though sssured 81 experienced aowes.lorsrs that
Ii could not ba dUne. ! sdytss asl who lovs tho
ssrn4s ~ plaso several VI tho nswlJ-gsown speigs
Plsass addfp4s Hox t40.
, 1877-07-07

10 tM E0u1f % 1he 1eOAn*s
CHICAGO, July D.-1 btlIcye at last l have sent
patterns to al who havo written 10 .ac. AgnoaF
ferns received; accept thinks for ssme, Ars. @.
II. IT,, oross md crown u made Of plain whIte
cardboard. suspended by ! thread from tho arm,
which Kiyca tho Crown 4 horizontal position and
csoas diagonal. ...... -.
Mrs. J, 4. H.. will you please send the patterns
you mentioned In yonE last lesterf Emma H., did
you 1ecBlvp pattefnst
Emma Z. r.. you wsnt To know how to put tha
cross anu crown together. I don't know what VOC
nean ~ they aso toKetaes In Tho pattern.
DAISY, your patterns received. for which accept
thanks. Thanks 10 all vim have kindly o1ored 10
ssna autumn leares this fall.
Iso)lc r., { will wrtts In foW days. For the
benefit OF th0so HhO hare tocSlycd patterns and
cannet Maku Chinese aIE.casslcs give Tho follow.
lux directions; Take ptces Of wiiita tea. paper,
eleven Ut twelve inches luuX, fold It backward sud
foswerd like the paper fan children m4ka. Take
twu OF these and saatcn ttlcl toxethcr a. tho CEN
tso; then {asteu tho four ends toRcthef The Mh0lc
will then have thu Arptsrance Of two tntsrl4eed
seut.clrc!cA. Mako suconu uns thguc Inches
smeier, and third still! smaller From the small
lu.cr!bvl iu The Home sollo tlInc agoJ. ons from
each pnl mud 0Re from tRe centre. Hang with ane,
nhitc thread. FsoM tho ccutsat ono aanx tho semt
circles ucIt fn slxo, from which hang ate more
castles. From the thlfd And lhsgesk seMt'clrclo
hang nine cl4tics. l forgot To sxy that all OF tho
som- circles should hare silver Ut gold paper on
both aides Vt lwo opposite csxcs.
nsJau. what il thu Inatter' 1wFote somo t'ms
sars. H., of California avenue. ara ron seitled
20 that you hare time To gtvo !nessucons Tor spat-
tes.wokkl 6xr-HLu8 CARDINAL.