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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
MEXICO INVADED.

Galveston, August IA News special
from San Antonio says
Lieutenant Bulls crossed the Rio
Grande on the 4th, recaptured five stolen
horses, and returned to the Texas side on
5th. Major Schofeld arrested four Vale
dez filibusters at Eagle Pass. Valedez
hi mself was at Laredo,an a warrant was
issued for his arrest, but he escaped. The
Escobedo party are at Laredo, without
finds
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
THE ADJOURNED MEETING.

The second meeting took place last ev'
ening, Wednesday, and was we'll attend
ed, but was a slipshod, chaotic affair
Schaefer had got enough, and was moi
present to participate. Mr.. David Swan
ger was chairman. We could not dis
Germ any we'll defined object, although
the five minutes speeches were many
and the meeting continued till late
hour.
Thespeakers generally, though mostly
Republicans, were severe in denouncing
the legislation of the party in power, say
ing that for the last ten or fifteen years
everything had been done in favor Of
capital and against the laboring man,
and all this had caused the present suf.
fering in the country.
With all proper respect, we would say
to our friends, that it will take the uni
ted efforts of all good citizens to get rid
of or modify the engrafted evils, and
their sad results upon afflicted labor.
The Democratic policy is and ever has
been the reverse of that of the party in
power. The plundering Of the Treasury
by Congressional and other schemes
the enormous railway subsidies and land
robberies-the infamous financial policy
that enabled stock jobberS to pile up an
enormous public debt--a tariff policy
that has constantly robbed labor and
honest business, all these and more be-
long to the Republican party. The enor-
nous power thus bHilt up is not to be
overthrown or circumscribed by little
side show movement here, or a small
greenbaCk, one idead boiling over, there.
To effect a change for the better will re-
quire the united efforts of all who are
heartily sick and disgusted with the
doings of the party in power. We must
oppose fraud and iniquity either in
counting in President or enacting laws.
We must unite to restore justice and
squelch wrong doing.
The confusion and incongruity at the
meeting showed too many leaders, and
no one capable of throwing the others
into the shade, and running the thing
himself. Some Of the speakers got off
very good hits, but gave no evidence of a
grasp of mind, that had examined the
great questions of rational and consti-
tutional public policy, that would solve
the problem, and relieve suffering labor
and business. We would remind our
good friends, that while we concede the
laudable object they have in view, the
reform required is fundamental and in
considering the situation, the principles
of justice and the plain teachings and re-
quirements of the United States Consti-
tuition, must be kept in view. These
constitute the basis of all correct elucida-
alton of the present ENHANCEMENT. How
ever complicated and knotty, apparently,
when these principles are applied, the
case is greatly simpliAed, and the path
way that was dark before, becomes clear
and plain to the true American citizen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
SCHAEFER'S WORKLNGMEN'S
MEETING.

THE servile tool of the Pennsylvania
railway company, Mr.. Louis schaefer,
had a "Workingmen's" meeting in his
Opera House last Saturday evening. Gu.
riosity seems TO have taken most people
there, and filled the house, at first. No
one seems to have had any confidence
whatever in the getter up of the move
ment, for all our citizens know him to be
most selfish specimen of the genus
homo, totally devoid of honest principle,
and with no sentiment in common with
suffering labor.
The workingmen of Canton understand
him perfectly, and would not allow him
to make hisspeech, and quote "Cheffson''
ad nduseam. In fact, they just "sat down
on him." singing out to him, that this
was workingmans meeting, not a meet
ing for political shysters and tricksters
to blow off their political matters.
The active spirits were Republicans,
Mr.. @. F. Laiblin, the chairman, is a
worthy citizen, always Republican,
was SChaefer's choice, and generally serv-
ed him. Schaefer knew his men when
he declared he was Southern Democrat,
and supported Hayes and his Administra-
ton. His long-winded, pointless resolu,
tions were defeated overwhelmingly
but after the crowd had been reduced to
comparative few, the trickster of the
ring had them put again, and although
the noes plainly had it, they were declar.
ed carried"
The meeting throughout was one of dis
order, and mere burlesqu2 in every re-
spect, in fact, an utter abortion, as might
have been expected.
The scheme, as given out, was to put
up so-called Independent" ticket in
the interest of workingmen, the grand
mogul being Loushiffer. This ticket
the pretense was, was to be made up o.
names taken from the regular Republican
and Democratic tickets, the whole thing
to suit the whim5 and malice ofSchaefer
This first attempt was the veriest 6z
zle, and is only a burlesque to be laughed
at and hooted over. Of course no Dem
ocratic candidate would have suffered
himself to be used in this way, knowing
we'll it was only trick to divide and
conquer, and all in the interest of the
Hayes Repository party, of which schae'
fer is leading and active spirit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09

IT seems that at the banquet of the
Schuetzenfesters, in Washington, the
President actually made away with two
glasses of light wine, to say nothing of
an intoxicating compound called seltzer.
What will the Mrs. R. B. Hayes teteto.
taltalers say to this wild debauch2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09

OUR candidate for Governor, the Hon.
R. M. Bishop, is earnestly in favor of the
repeal ofthe act which requires all debts
to be paid in specie in 1879.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
MR.. WARWICK WI7HDRA WS.

MAssIILoN, o., July 9th, 1877.
A. McGrsgOr d Son.-DEAR SIRs:-I am
not a candidate for State Senator. Sorry
my friends had my name announced.
Yours truly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09

WEST is an old political trickster a
scheming "ring" man, the tool of Stanley
Matthews. Our Bishop is a thorough
business man, just the man to secure
honest and economical management Of
our State Affairs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CON-
VENTIOE.

The delegates selected to the Senator
ial Convention of the 2lst Senatorial dis
triCt, composed of Stark and Carroll
counties, will meet at Waynesburg,
on Wednesday, August 10Th, at o'clock
p. M, and there place in nomination a
Democratic candidate for the State SEN
ate, to be supported at the ensuing cleo
ton, on the second Tuesday of October
next.
JOHNSON SHERRICK,
Chm Stark Co. Central Committee.
j. V. LAWLER,
Chm Carroll Co. Central Committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
JOHNSON sHERRTCK

Os W LA w Al1ASi
Chm Carroll Co. Central Committee.
, 1877-07-14

nilsun;rr.tandnra. amt what might nn.wcr Tor
Nouecwfe In crowded city tn snv. might In VII
laye or small city like this lie considered personal,
thing which have carefully tsrt to aved. mn
apcnkln1 nnw IN general why fur dn mot know
any communication nvcr tho signature nf 1lautc.
wife has met With Rny euch reception.
Thhl t1omo Convention, how my 1cnrt pnca ont
to IT, but a. cannot bn ptercnt can bniy ntyn you
my hest wtehea for tucccss In yonr undertaking..
would likr to make few e1chnngc. with Ron1e
Of my llomo friends. viii Lock l'ox plcaso rcnd
me pattern nf her shadow plctnsct In return
Mrs. r. SEMI NC .ome II .he, gray and coral moss
turn. sk5.lllnc cardinal. VII you send mo cross
sroo1. stand pattern and largo lottern q "llomc.
Or window. And nov, Ilitla Adams, hero ia an
excellent fctlpc for currnnt catfup: Take fnnr
quarts Of cnrrantA deprived nf stems. ono pn Of
vlneEnr, two pounds uf ruEnr. 0ne teaspoon each
OF ctnvea. cinnamon, and Aiaptcc. powdered fne;
boil all Together TO The consistency Of jelly OF not
quite strain and hnttlc.
Lady t.ou.re+ dip cloth In ho. wa.cr, wind
aronnil tho n,nzxlc ut ynue btttic and think yuu
enn remove The Etoppcr without difficulty.
Wildwood, please send TIC yout ttTccinn sailing
vetsef pntlctn; alsu ptntDerapit. .hnldcf, fluffy.
and Imitation Of turquoise lGckGt will send in
return pattern Of E5eut.a,and picture frames made
of the tlais OF tho Tin wood cnrtafna which used
to be 80 common. I witt also give ynn n detcrp.
tion OF card receiver made Of pDwtcrc marble, and
sNalow pictures Of Chrat and tho sfa!onnn.
FAxToAtNE.
, 1877-07-14
OLLA-pODRIDA. u,
To lbs Editor RJ Ths I'tttuu&,

10 SA& 4sAMVF ~ ~ ASlN0H&-
6rntKa7IrLD, ILL.,, July lO.-All theso long,
weary months I hava been
Tho ;xssecss Words liz sSeetssi way
Tor the bsnedt OF shs more suAecpt!bla VI The Home
readers, and " Il asufpfisIngFacs that my sweet.
ncss has beeu wsstsl on the dsscrt air.
Ambsrs you arg tho brightest jewel OF at. but
Why, IN tho name of-EkswyksI do you uccuss us
oil OF diFting sad Of beiux f4stt YOU would 20 to
Rome 10 look upon modest school. girl, OF mod
est young Indy. supposes Nc need Of that. Once
gazs upon me. and you Will Wtah you wero-bpt ]
must " known to 0e appreciated,
. fptsin gho.ts, arisa and sinalcate our
way, whats ths har,n In ilirsiny, tudlc,ous1y, .!
cootto! don't lppEofu OF street distasIon4, for
oas't reputation |. u ..ake. but aleu- quiet lrta
and kno" doxcns of girls 70 whom Il j. 4 plea.ant
ana unlniutious pastttae. II We don't aifl we are
81 @ W IL St and and essaS sseesraax ;t nb
We havs need Of her ADVICE but please do not con.
denn a. y u wholesale shins Z niltin. h ta.
ae f. sn11 M MS1ts a. shsrs nn XII L.
comuun .ense aod d!scrlmiuston u know when
shc reaches thu llot. ia any other amusement she
~, ~, iaens M tuy ~ much danze'. Because gil
o Chat, come 10 our reseus! LEY tbs way, I be.
l!eys yog sss a Old inaiaj, DO .o,ns good 10 tho
t,rely Useless 10 that charming csy u Decatur but
you ase, aoabttas. one Of MS good ~ kind, and
LIZ Ssa uiRss s2ed ss !. h,sk ytsyys ~
Of our ecI, what LfIxht, particular star you Wxbt
". aho what tast amount of knowledge you
,alsa. 1. assa.nalsts Fos. !q s24s ygu Will
sc,olutun will alto 10 necessary into Ill inyeati
eating eommlt!es OF une, aul fvDost all
70 chaHetesitne u ths stronger, but not aob!er.
sex ant further 1et4td youE progress In every war
Imaginable that Will not incon SrnLeucc myaeli Ia
osess tAas you nsy caluyats thAs Eecat virtue
, 1877-07-14

lrrsnn for nc. II ynu. IN that lonely dark ee'ar
without HIT, or moisture. or light, save that OF
thr furuhcc when thr door "a open. can nnkc 30
much Of your surroundings. whit ought we NOR.
tnls ts ito who hare mnth to do With Irf It
d better than son,o p1arts Tint were tended cAre-
fully, and proves that It r. not nlway8 those who
hayr the most that d. the most.
Fllchtie from Clinton, l recognize you. aanh.
It'll City. I am starting the hoya for yon. Good
ur1sna, conc often. ttviennc, once had hello;
given It loo mnet 10 drink. md that worms were
Ia the pot I wonld advise yon 10 repot II; reI.
haps the red spider has taken up his hbode with
yOu.
Cactus, like your suggestions very much.
though perhaps Ought not ID ray 10. lnssmueh n
y0n proposed mt Tor one Of thr of1ceff. J.. A.
H., It wns trnly kind Of ypn to do A. yon hare
done, md / hope ronc1hlnR rurc dcfnltc VIII
soon be known. GLADYS. yon must not expect
Chat antl me to come 10 Chicago avery week for 4
meeting. II II SO fatigntnE to bnlh body md
purse. 0cs!ltee wo wth 10 rcacfye onr etrcnath
and good looks for the fall. In With M hs yon
please, only do nnt ask IA to travel bnck and
forth every few days. am ono Of those nnncntD.
ties which allowed to live In evcry community,
of M rrnl use 10 any one. ana plenty Of tlme ~
my disposal. II you can make me Of real nrc, do
70. Mrs. c., Chicago, elattly would fend yon
some specimens u II were In my Jnwer. II At any
time can htrsc yon. shall be happy TO do 10.
Thanks, NuesIe. I have mt what ron wish.
Many thanks, Inneavlile, feared spu hnt not re-
ceIre1. llansil!e, thanks. think they will grow.
Thanks. ". W., for those you sent nc.
, 1877-07-14

s s sd IT, no. 'esSs "'s's .s
CO..! couples who 'e{ t"n sas otiss fof betss
h!s hn:tncHs carly, cnrryfng With hnth picture nf
nc cns wt I" b. ,"a aone! a" ."r an
S soms II n !s @ sssans ,eed' bas nj" fail t1ei q
s q Gos nsy sessy
Jenny a..enlef antts a, hsat''i1 te The ',.eryo
sn All ssr H. Thes oe q" to % h s efe
another year. 70 Jenny eagerly tlcynurs Mt hnts
homo dceorniIon shn owes many thanks to Mrs.
h1'e tor her letter On tne 'nolsct
cutting, With ranc ono c.e. We, shall 10 Plcatc,l
to fs,nIsh patterns Of ethSr wlnow i s or eraskst
!1mhteaun. with pen,s Of .ll1erent color from
,1 is, ." the m you En9% h"
you can do BY cnttinr your applique figures y0ur-
sef T., .han ny bay!ng .heM' L;tle piece.
frequently dc.Isna tasrn fron, tho carpet, fnrn.
trrc stripes. OF wall papcr, when nrsangcI ig lar
n,onlons colora. make much moro tasteful agarca
1a. n yGa ss spE Il, :oe sSas h ' Z r n1
any Of Tho 1ton,c .rcmkcrt nrc welcome.
.u.pSst thst ail Of tns isns VI I,ls na nt, Das;
II mus be- r want Of fors,"ns
Surely no ono can deny the great harm Of letting
children read novels at random 10 my nothing
ansn Sa ~ a. M 70 .sn S ~ .,nsc y H.
Of Mr. SnuthwOrlll'B book. which Aln hnd foHnd
eoncwhstc because she wus loo much interested
feet upon her wns desirable nna Or notl
trust no ono will r9nfound my name with Amt
LMeys nnn yong to,ks san masquerade hut wo
AUNT Lou.
, 1877-07-14
QUIE GUSHING.
- "a. RS1ft. - sHSa trtJPx,


CHAMPAIGN. III, July 0.-Among the many eifu.
alons Of guah and personalities which mako up
The Homo It Is refreshing to dnd now und then
xclntlllatlnx with logic aud thought. such lottcr
a. that published by you last wcok, and written by
3trs. jordan, OF Mattoon. With tho exception Of
Auis 5iinls and q selcct few, tho writnrs Of Tho
wo would suggest lhal her very frequent Alus[ons
ol readers Of The Home only : very few can ba
hprlnatFing would suggest that shs cultivate tho
''Ritht Living" and cyesnsofo nbIuru her frml-
nioa 4etsnPs, Lot An1|cE 9lye us so.no letter.
aims .! wvnanlood. Let Mrs. Sarah L. tell W
why 1t IN absouls necessary to knaw how 10 cook.
C9nk Aal 70 old contributors. rally round lhu stand.
ard VI common scnae, and Fcdrcni Tho IlDMo fr0u
lsfcssrna to swamp IT,, And since Mrs. Jordan t.a'
ehosn herself to bic = thinker npuH Tho relative po.
klion ne occupy In the economy of nature, l bs{
Anothof Afttcls sFuHl her pen speedily. DO not ~
Tue fanatics 9f tha womau's kiagdom ny ''we
have al Lie ahta thankerY on our slg. uni IL not
tree known. etc., ~ have often heard asserted
puageat Mary H.. OF Chicago. and gentle 0cwcyl
and That glxs " nn article rdicullns thr personal
thoso who have retired sn,icitcd with Bryan'a and
SKY Dlue Cardinals numerous F1al!tudcs, ignon
thetr existence. snl by giving Tho llome Mew,
or rather tfcth, impetus 10 culture, aaord tbs
mahy rsaders ot fnE TRIBUNE Intellectual pleas+
ycnt1on AZ bringing alnut would b. TITO opportunity
gt7en 10 those alcaw bae tko Individuals ~ 0lta1n
~ c1ruse luE cpl iulaFy correspondence. II you
must write domestic letter., pray obtain the pri.
the m0ts cultured scatcsa VI Tbs uumc. 4 word
to the WIac IL suDIcicnt, MIS- VALE.
, 1877-07-14
TO CUIlE CATAHIiII.
10 ths Editor VI Ths Tsfb,,nx.

KNOXVILLE, Ia. July 10.-l have bccu 4 greatly
Interested toadcr Of Tho Home Tot long tims, hat
hasc not felt cali 10 say anything until now. An
anxious mother asks ad7iea In treatment ri cstarFh
and ~ navc been a sufferer for yea.s want To
tell her and others similarly AFFLICTED how hayo
been greatly bcncatel.. Experiment has proved
that medicine Il Of no avail Everything depends
upon diet. bathing. ventilation. and general ro.
Rsr1 for the laws Of health. put diet drat
In the Lat because belless II 10 be most tmpor.
tant Tho system needs 10 be bniIt up, and ovsry-
HS I'll s. 0 s H. T. @ b. h
of Eating, and learn whit foods 10 select. liaro
roaal keef out meal. cracked wlisat, etc. arr ali
swsst eIea il t.e 1A ana n',s wa. 'se: pie
sountry, with 81, remit; sains'f three pound. q
asa ~ IT, ~ m t III a,'sessf sssf' asw ~ ny
I'D Enemy o. supply u cream sad 10, ssaa oai
u Anxious Mother md her family viii rive lid
athal ! an sn.e ahu x!il non ,cea change for the
oi thick. r,eh cream sho,li 10 coasnu,ed avery ~
ssass 81 sss T ct 9% "ass sn e.
stomach becomes Aecustopcd u Ii. use il il, sny
xayit !. paatab!s. but aonot sty g drink i! with
| sponge bath in thu morairg, rubbing ID with
eFash toHes ot aesh bsusht to bring the blood we'll
Hale and nthot phy'lcl.nswho write for these col.
umu., will say that ths.e four O. ociuus dose.
been Of G5cat benefit to ina II any os!s Belonging
sse:ps. .hauii 6s clad toleafa iha result through
| p. A.-ssnes writing ths shove. have received
Tna TN,ncsno Of ~ Saturday aud ohscrve thu.
s a.. = snaa ~ IT,
- Don'i." aEled salt ard watsr With naIal
aouehs far two .nonth'. win 90 bencat wha.esrr.
, 1877-07-14

Cn1cIno, July 13.-Tha Home department Of
your paper nrtBcnts ID grcot variety OF topcK as
as any homo In Chicago, somo Of tho carnest up.
pcafa on tho subject of feeding children, md the
urgent solicitations Of some Of your readers, In
ducs mo to proacr few snsgcst!ohs TINT may
benefit "gcnceatioas yet unborn" ~ welt as aon,o
q taa present sase who are lot specimens Of
There are two grand divisions Of children, y,x. i:
tho neahy and tho thin. Tho latter may. be deli
select jEat the food for cacn child. onr must aa:
der'tand @ sho needs Ut cacl' litsle oody; Oatmeal
choke Gown. Tho FORMAL fod for alt llttlo children
is milk. which IL composcd Of fat loil battetl. en-
s H. az m 'sw sa sve III ~ spn On
md sugar dccreascs. and tho caseAo md salts IN
growing ehi,. 70 select food for t thn infant
oF chilli needs eklll and exneEIcnce, and Just hero
ams q s sa be pa S9
(which, by tho way. i. ono-i6ird hi doInan,ls .
necessary we should remember that IL awoets, isi
.ta'ehy food. ~ fats. a. water, and Il, quiet
ts fsitpe'nf % ~ Ths T,ts sa ftsa hss
with nbt!n.. sweet water, aud quiek ,Aetiv.
~ s;ds mHshssts h4n: spees. 1ks 90 The f.
@ sHe o'Ss Rsa,s. It
aIi kinds, Ncuealgias are. BY lhu %ay. .'nervp.
cries" for food; therefore. hot applications and
sleep tho great rcmodleA. for then tlu parts arc
nouri'tod. 0f course, n,elLclnoa Will also r..
relieves; our right, china: right sdo tootdaehs.
beiiadonna; loft stde. chamomta. etc.
!, some 9na may usk, What would you DO when
tho chl can take neither milk nor fat food Of any
dcacrtptionf There mny 10 30 much ActIl,.y pf
Systens that mlk aonss At onet. aAa fats all dis
sulycd Into their eIement become rancid. Such a
case 10 ONO that taxes tho IascuIsp mowers. Per.
haps The only things takcn arc bread and = littId
tea, Now, there Ii buttus; that may ba added, U.
tat Of nuta, Soups may bu ratcn, now AND then.
u thin. MILK may bc made 10 agree, II d lttliu
II given In hot water and bread An egy may be
beaten up: hot water poured on and 4 little mill
Added tn. MAJ be given between meals, ant
Watef 10 necessary t. fnt . child any ono olse.
4 thin chid should hs an abJect Of concern, io
too heshy Il a'so.an nbJect Of concern.
tloDln: that tho above hints may be Of some ser
xaes to ;hs ittlo ones whose mothers read Til
r. q. DUNCAN.
, 1877-07-14
PATTERNS AND MUSIC.


NEW Kocuvtlx. N. y. July O.-secing Cobsa's
kind o1rr 10 exchange pataeFs for saving, and
being very much interested in tho work, write to
reQuess her To send NC the pattern for sterescops
receiver, sud ~ have great many patterns fos
brackets, wall. .poekets. match safes, etc.. viii
asnd whichever sAs Aps5zes In s%tprR. II any, one
has psesty CLOG pattern will gladly exchange
With them. have made swiss elock from tiins,
spd II ID very much admired.
D. L. Il you hase aoi already received ths
paues 81 more sonas taau your tfaead csn
en- x ssAa fSs FL n1ass' SaGs aiss
tla4.s2; 20 faIs Dove. g FoaA Dove. 10y 1.s.
not Ra.ewelt, ..Ths Whip;poot;will,a song" AG
''Eillecn Allanun, by Thon1as. Ii return can
yva ssnd me .hs names Of soue pretty auaLtets iof
let, aud have bcru delegated procure the uhAlc.
lu sa!a hare searched the pubisshrf's catalogue.
and bad almost given up In despair, for have
learLr4 FROM sad s1ptf,eDcs the lue4nslltneY ot
buylns uiusc without kpowtnI something about
It. when tnoovh! u s1kiu4 t'rnc u Ths Aous
eouteibutats u hclp NC oui'of the difficulty. Nov
II any unr viii BE- Kind enough " easne 10 tho
1cseus, lary viii sbsala NY Everlasting yssasaes.
, 1877-07-14

whole. fnr each n,cmarr to forw,t,
his or her picture to nnv nrr ~ two oItcr n,rts
bcrAf at courre u wnnlt be very n!rrrahlr 10 In,
ones rrcG1tn9. Allow tnr 10 rn@.:c.t, IL ,tr,rr Il
to ". general convention, TO g,' III hoiy N ,na
really first. class nrlst. nre Win viii nut nroyn
EranhIe hrt, and f1nsn all n:ae Immnrtal. 4
one fell twoop. Then cvrryEtly Return hume III
q picture Vt everybody cltc--thtny uf beauty 6nf
Joy foscser. yon know: anil last hut rrrhnn. nj
entirely Tho Icnat consideration nbont II wonli be-
considerable rnvng In TIM cost Or cu,lr.r, llnss
who get better acquainted md 1lko cacI, oshcr
eonld exchsange eastea dc yir.te lu't Ist tss
ahorc snsge.fion viii, II actc,! npon. prove m.
ttrc1y satisfactory In It's results. Evidently Ii.
dear little Mat1Io hhs her .woInan'e bump tcrrIbiy
aroused regarding the aptcy, chatty Chit. Scyet
mind. Nudge, II that neither coEtca 10 tic gather
Ing nor Eriil4 ron her phs, then We will VITO he,
q rcgnlhF old b!uc. .atock,ns. peaked. frcck1ei
hairless, and cnrry. 9cnrc-cmr!lt,lA tctoolmarm
Now will try and get At tho tu.lk In my eocoaIsnt
shall mail ID Fern LcAf. at ltor llnnc specimen
Of a Lent and flower. which my n,nthcr grew from,
small green berry. which she found ARinc ycar,
ngo wt1e iook!n1 over son,o Java. OF other MalaY.
s!an prDtlucts. II IN whrn In t1oom ,icIcIoueI,
feet hivh, hnt, alasi In tls enid climate. nsYsf
9sGs 1s the seed from which 1t grew. Among af
her plants Il ID tho pearl nf pearls.
With many apologies for my ahrnpl entrance and
remarks. which hope may be kindly received
, With regard Tor oil INDIA,
, 1877-07-14
blue GLASS. ETC.
Tn fA1 Edlur Qf Th& Trihuuk.

FoHp pu Lac, Wis.,. July TO-" Ur<rt l<s In
dt1sftafs,r bs Chst uascalIns or feminine, 10
borrow from the latc Lord Dundseary, he o. sho
Il ~" pretty good fellow, " anyhow. l know Of
several who for \ tims seemed to DO 6rst-clasa
blun.elass idiots, and used 10 60 about boring s5-
crybody with thrif everlasting ono idea. So won.
detful In results. ''Wby, KNOW; know, they
would say, when speaking Of ths great cures, etc.
But then Hike All people who nsves understand
fund4msntsl principles, they Invariably wound UP
with tWhul do you thinkI" Upon one OF these
OCCASIONS hsulsl thu party. thars very biggest
yatu. which si!epcsd thai saa'y;lual ehSssaa''.y:
port tho e.se. und " the ,auls nu,u thank CHAT
iut making " 10 saAy y xst sAA Of sH;4si
good will 1t 10 Thu lloms faln.ly ~ .