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, 1877-10-06

I'll every rcEpcrt inferior tn the 'ncn. Tiny nrc
tou 1n,or to have employment; thry have no
stockings to 'larn, no ho,isr linen 10 lncn!. M
furniture or cot'king indictments to ecaf. , Ihey
cleaning I ear 'i il with piece q mi"l, whIr!'
arts like sonp anil p1n,ice combined.
They wcnr their bracelets md !'cckiarcs
IN c f,! wers thss Hm w"nr cor, or her, The %
their houses from The river III heavy inrs, and
at long on the tnnk gosStrng mil catching
ieas. WolnS', In Egypt 70 not ray t'rnyeFs iiks
the men: a.l ay!i sfiess ,r r. s1ifcstn w'i
even nt'bfc 1ank frequent htno1H their husbands.
Their highest t.lra nf life consists in ting moth.
Ing. Tie daughtcrh of n family are kcI,t Mt
horne as 1og ss sse, IS u !" nrK i 10 o.
rcaiis IT,; Init thts advanced "Ce Is only nttntned
III comparatively wealthy l,tncs. In Nn''i., tho
jIosItiun of women is better. Though The c!nt'-
nx i even 5santrr thar T. Egypt they mass
and milking baskets. and they keep their homes
In better order, spreading the golden sa1r1 OIL
tho ttpE and swrcptng II clean. There afa
ttoore to all Tue houses. anu eo1nettmcs IN iron
there Is mn attempt at ornament, and plate
or satiecr, begged from rnssinr tta!iabcGali
Ia sometimes inserted. !}cfnrc The door IA
row Of rounl mud bins like barrcls for stur-
Ing corn; and there arc separate piEcon.!loilses.
THO pigeons everywhere cat more tl'a'l they nrc
worth, and contribute greatly to the dirt Of tho
houses in Lower Egypt. Fever is rarc, con-
st,lcrlng tho Nth. but there arc stomach coH1-
p,aInts n,rl tnnumerab1e skin diseases Of
great scyar!ty. Dpht1A1mla Is said tu be de-
cruising In Cairo since tire urwnfng of wfltcr
and i'ettcr-watcrea streets, hut everywhere
cisc IL !s very common, md acemt To be- carried
by Tic lics trpm child 10 child. There Is also
mysterious sleeping sickness, about wl,Ecl doc
Tors differ; It Ia nlways fatal. a man comes
honlc fr,nn his work, 1cs down, and alceps for
three dayk, yr!lrn he ttcn. IL n ln1tH's4lle tn
ret leave To mike 4 post-mortcm examination,
tough Enrlth physicians hare repeatedly nt-
tempted II.
il Is ltar., to Imagine more tlreary existence
tl1an tint !e,i BY tho ordinary Fcllah. lie Is
lmr,, works 1latrl nil his life fnr wngcs nf which
lie Is rubbed at intervals under TIM nane Of
t;oycrnment, and .lIes III hle birthplace. f,ts
wt.olc View through Eifc having lleGn l,0nn'1cl
by the tablc.to,pct1 mountain at Ills own side
nf Tic river and thc ta1lc-1oppc.l mountain at
lilo nthcrt under whose rocky sides few little
mud dunes, few little l,cnps of shining I,cf-
lrs, tDnrk tho nao,clrss Etnycs Of his people.
the place to which. wl,cn the ctHl cnn,cs, Ills
iO,ly will he rawcl across The Nile to chnnt
fro,l the Koran. Just Us T. O years ago his f,rc-
fathers were fcrricd orGr to The muIutty-lits.
whIlea hymn WIS sting To Osiris, tho Judge Ut
the dead.
, 1877-10-06
CURRENT OPINION.

H..x :, ,,,st ,,o u,,1erstr,os1 fiat ncnu1,.
Iran univ demands that The ConklIng brood of
iVlttIcians tn utterly repui!iatesi by tho !ntutI.
gnnce Of tho Ilepuuican party. ,-DaftaFort tIa.}
Ua:<itt tAtp.).
~ A.. s,o.sh :.
1t IN tor uR, Renuelneh VI 1no ksoHHs ~
cali OF the dcsrcradocs. That Is the whole busl.
nc..; and t,tsro's no use .1ineins nattes., ty,nr
lcforc lsa0 We want TINT HMssttnn sent y, the
reAr, II u IN not. Wo to ITO North, ~oE {ht
Snn,h. NO to lscpubt!can taoscfna,ent III Ametcs-
-LoHasei.s Ca1rt<r-Joarna' tDt'"),
n in trat3fvinc IN ohscrye that soma Of
the aery old noaroons who have lecn trying for
s!x mouths to break down the pnley ot PaEtdca.
tIuu. declare 70 Just the poliey they AWAY:
dcsifeti that tn fact. they hass sups,ortel u W
ttlr tim9. This IL pretty good evidence that they
layo coneludca t. CONG down, Ike rsre; scott's
coon.-HtmPhI tIenn.1 -tsatdaeAt tfnd.h
1.,, rnt i;katv .I,at n ,,,u, ,,ar}v will ar;ue
- Aos nAutJ stt"s -" ~. f'.n:.I vi. ,,.,t
u aaaaoss - Aahktit tnaa ~ % .t $SfM;y ~
can ~ turned to gooa aecount " ~ "uts T., H. ~
foEui. The fFrslaent naa oaTaou anf "aI ~ ~
!tcpanican nany " snSs nSn 1S suo W..,sehr"ctt.
!tsh " p.ts, si.c1,t wv Vnyt =" ~ =. hcn
atoF Coakllng il New York, hangs oaek.-hasfoa
Htraid (lad.).
H.. . 70 u n,, IN sbou.,, &1,st 1Ycf1eI1nr
t"t oseu !! !. ea'.t ~ i1 st.n;..m.'ts - H.,
ean saaeexe lutu ~ s fy ~ .t.,"t,nn ~ ths
saes o5 hs ~ NV san,c 11orcs. bs frcrd down
, 1877-10-06

nrt accustomed 10 thcap fruits anil Vegetables.
a.nl ticnty Of then. The variety III these
essential nccessartcs nf lie in our country Is
them by rayiny leavily fnr them. Tho Working.
man t,ari! YER rccs peach atx'ns, tx tomato.
ahi tr1ch things NJ lima lcans anI grtcn
corn are unknown. The labt,riiig man bf Penn
sy1vania cycr lh tlteac tt,':s If strikes. lives
tho;isat'f ttneA better than tho 1Afr,ring men
nf England, nMt nftc,t think Of tho difference
vtwec'l The endless supply of frsit AMI scgeta
, that he ran lny for aI.nrst ns,tiInr anil Their
dismal scartty here. ] laYe brcn In I.ttn1on
scvcra1 weeks, AMI vet for th tamc ntnpunt NJ
money that ! cou'd get good dinner fur IN
Philadelphia n,Y h.1t of fare every day IL dire
fut r,uf'l NJ brcal without ttI.trr, fncat, t<,ta-
tpcs, alHl the eternal Hrusecls s1,souts-ti" it,-
tlllucs, M green c',rn 10 fruit, a,nl. ri rrsr,
'phys,cTa. Tl,rke latter, tai IA itry arr In Lon
don, nrc Heyer tnstetl hy the Jr,ur tnan."
, 1877-10-06
TEMPERANCE.


Eptetal {1FItsp0adfNte u Ih4 7F1buNs.
1ALKkA, Oct. 4.-afessrs- leowcll and Iloof-
sitter, who baru been labortug Of lA.e In tue
city Ut Decatur, arl who recently wuEed :
vigorous anu successful ruiupaIGn a.s4lns& thu
],uuF tsaitlc In Southern Wisconsin. custlrlenccd
operations in thls city Ut The Court-H Houso
Oh Tuesday nlght, und last evening heal their
sccoud meeting Ii, Turner Hall. Detors the
cluee VI the uscetsug. lis slgnrd TIE pledge, scv-
eeyl old aopeys aud regular thinkers being
among the puubes. The third meeting will bc
hull Tonight, ulul large uuirbeFa ure expected
" stgu thu plc,ige. Metsar- Rostll and ilouf'
sitter will continue their lahoss tu this Gaty
uutl tue uI1I VI thu funu,L Il. ". +.
, 1877-10-06
sEsfAIEs' LAST MOMENTS.

We hayo tecn favored by frcnd with an atl-
t,entlc description ot tho last moments Of AL.
tutral scul1aes. When he WIS told by bis Pliysi-
ctuns that his disease would prove !asa|, aId
that few hours, or At must days. would cn4
hte earthly career, to calmly thanked tlie0s and
rrouestc4i that reverend Father u the Society
OF Jesus, his confcssoE, q bosom friend. be sent
fos to CONS ut once. Iu tho meantime a,e as-
ranged hls worldly silaIss quietly aud satisfas-
When the Father cau,o the Admiral received.
with marked devotion ard hapPtltcss, the last
earrasuent. liz theu addressed low Wot.ls u
consolation aud advice to ths nicnioeFs " Ills
she resignation, Christian plety, and humility of
\ cheflain aud hero ln tho last motaents VI HI
Grici, bcalt-rendinx grtat, WAS dep!etrd on
the farts Ut shxl beloved group as0uni hla ltd,
md ~ the old veteran sa1ca upoa them. And Is
lsl.ess gradually faded frut4 his mind,
sob escaped his snuEsnuEliix lips ant 1lrop
sas,sa 4sss euesif ~ III oSssure ia aeoes M % Il
death had taken possession u hlm,-ho WA
delTUus. ----.
liyioux vi ul! asou,ll hin, he loukcd up and
ordered every wiudnw closed, that tue taih
might not be blown In and lcluge everything.
Thea Altc1 iew moments OF silence, sIill I'LL.
consoq be Turned e sos 9ne a;t sa, h aha iSa
x,lsc has mot been decided properly. ask t0t
nothing but iustice; should not haye u!
| Prumlsu me 10 attend to this matter, Alues
cannot DO 1t myself"
Then his couutcuancc changed from look Of
| appeal To one Of stcfu eounRnl AMI nxeG DC.
termination. Another sudden revolution h.d
taken place in his n,iua. lie imagined that le
| stood upon the deck Of bis gallant ship, Oh the
high seas, preparing for battle. Ills language
Clearly Indicated the great Danger and ampns-
tance uf ahc OCCASION. His commands xere
| quick comprehensive, Anu poaltlve. Ae eon~
{ 3lutfh h f,fhI sim ~.
peurunce Ut the enemy, evidrutly preparing for
! I deci4iys ruui!iet, yet confidently awaiting the
, 1877-10-06

Evrrr ro9 1t thr easaTastt.far r7rsofvrnt ronnunt
1 la!,. q t',e ysssr 81 ts. t., e ntssS'
-trufula. tyrhtt. CONSUMPTION. t'1ndW ar utea1c.
nlcerH In the 1hrrat. s!rIIn 1u!nost. SNcs n tho
o;aas !.sha5se: TRIM ss s @ ;!s ~eI. c1o. <
ling Wnrn. sslt IslsaHnl. III *.1*!aA. Ac1as; Ela:k
tc saratlss r!uss q q. Woner q modern shsm,"ry
either u trsu oF. VI dlsca4s la 5ocht lows 10 euro
th III.
am desongnMltltn tAst aIs continually lro:rr*snI.
m taI tn1Io fsota healthy boVu--s tAis
t SnFs,far.ltsu will a:l does *trnrc--n crr u frr'
81 puriaralon ant .ayses.s @ e. 4sai.hsus the los .t
patient viii feel hn,trlf stronger tho food alx:
better, Appetite lnpto.rE. and dcsh od weight la'
cts a4ihH. :.
Sos o1ly does the farsapar!il!an .csorcn exrcl nj
r. trr1l h~fnts In thp 1t t'hrHiE scrnfuDlA,
tIlutIonxi aud skp dscascs but It Il the only iss
Hl1H EAfN LUZ
, 1877-10-06
AN IMPORTANT Letter.


IN. nApvAy-KtnA elf; take tho litsrty IL shitcss
y"n syaln, y hesh Il greatly lnpnl,u4 " ttu ~ e
,ne md tho fourth Il nearly ~. D1ops{ Kole hrAth
sll Improving. and iny weight dscrrAafnx very fa.i
s Wonderful cure i9as ntiSlno ~ doag to[ a,. os
Guile nuu,ber frum this 1ieee- fo91s sish rs.Ett
.,,h n y nKA =; kkAik' r. L an
elabio l4dy. and bcus so1ept 6as r.. e,en @ NJ
druExls{s Ut Ann A.3r, pEtsons afflicted with inter-
pAt tuuor1 Mo hAT1 he&5u Ut s0ile wonderful fefz9
snsetsdb'A s'af' 'e'Pee''al'i: is:pgnuACu d CO.
Ann Arbor, Nieh., Aug. IS. ls7a.
, 1877-10-06

QuIpSs
Tho satellites Of Mars. Willy, Pas, 10 be
surc!
People tap less old vino mud more old shoes
this year than last.
A scotsh .l1al.,gne from Ps,eh; ".Bcen to
tS,,sS tees t.s ps'y si;s III y "Y$ nnk 5 YOU ' IT, IN
tlae to bc s.eppin', hut awn gam 10 skenl T.
the tnor''ila'. will &c 10 this way !! Tic cfter-
neunl'"
Tho New York Etrning Past sticks up is In
tclcetunl nose bccaufo tie Professor uf EnEltal,
Literature at Inlu y Collector Of custu1ns at
Scw iFavc1.. Does the Etr"''g it.st mean to
say that Professor Should not study tho cuts
toms a. well ns tho Language OF rcopEcf--'
-LoatxrtQe Cvrrir-Jouraa'.
'Whv," said Soph9cleA, yesterday, ~ lie
watched tho fatlnE outlines Of a northcrn-llnp
packet a. 1t passed below 1at4 1.laInl, ''wiiy Is
eayc 'R |. ~. Bccanse,'' said sophocles, saliy.
"they arc Colnr to oil up c'en to grade"
A friend Of inlno was in Russia Inst year, nd
having SONIC trouble Rh0lit washing apparatus,
explained to hEs Iar.llorl. and toltl hun thai
E,tRist,mcn were III the habit Of taking eAsl,
native. IA bath every day!" calculated the
MuseovItc.. "Why, YOU must wct your baek!' ~
-tanHv Fdir.
"9molstug In Holland, ''eaid traveller, "is sc
common that 1t II lnlp0sf!I1G to trE! one person
from smother inn roo1, full OF smokers" "liow
4 any 9te WHO napns to ps Ta'ited p.eSea ot'
winter eocs round With a pair Of bellows md
b'nws the snake from before cacl, facc I'LL te
recognizes tho person called foT."
7us cossAcK's LAMENT,
OKara u,c back to Old liulgary,
tsol on aalts aI'u .sranse % !" iii: Balkan range.
And wnnt to ~ loAlu. whats inDfc.
, 1877-10-06


SENECA FALLS, n. r.. Sept. o9.-A sprtnkifn9
~ 1,orxomcn pathcrcd at tic bari holf.n,lle
~ ,....aisa - .ht. .,,l,no ,nt,fv 10 ,oot m a
Track ou'6'uu " INV .", ,. w w" l.,
trot between three ordinary horses owned "a
tho ncightor!loo!. Between the hcnts, Mr.. Mil
ton I1oap, kccper of the l1oag Housc, drove on
80 ..s.y vii, Inv ,noro ,nnf11c,1 IN tbr carr
.'' ,,"en W.. .,s. ~ .I..,s,,.. rio ,rn-o u,s
III dtsco'oted eu""ee o'anHet. o na'o "a'
booted md hurhcssca 10 Hua-stanc", Foueh-
look,ne skeleton wagon. 1foaE drove tho marc
T., nj =, sh.mhtIuc wink. She looked l{ke
81 w so.., n. ain ,os.c,t no stand
r'cu'l'a'c'st''ene" esas. W ~ ,ss'..,,s, ..'s
nn4 tbs hssen'ole4 loFsc'hea 'auenea ~ ne'
driver turned atoutit! asil exclaimed, noye t!aTe
your tinlcrs ready when get nroun,t.' a. th'A
tho Inarc started. and was aooii throwing 'ict
legH ont IN wonderful manner. J he no1ls OH
her forclegs wcrc turned uncr ilke hat.hooks, AZ
OF lightning. She had Flora Temples stride,
without getting a. low ao"n. ahc 1hulHea ,a hlsIe
SKINNED around tile upper Turn OF Inc tfaek
like nf!c-n-tntnutc cnylne nrnltiltl curve, ahu
she canlc down the oackatretch %ith tae swoop
of D pigeon, without break.
slfcaycns ala carth!" exclaimed ucacon
Obadiah Latham, who WIS never known " use
prUfnnc ejaculation beInre, . 'dh! my ol Jotl,
gentlemen, ever see marc trok liko that be-
forct There's I'M ministers l,orse tllerc. Acro
she comes, Get your Watches reAty."
And she dill come, with tue lhstsst qualtettc
of pattsEfnE lcs,fs ever hcar1 on that tfnckt or
probably my other. to wagon. NTH driver
weighing about t. 29 ponnasI .,, ,r,u,,.,,u ,n,,
Mr. HGorEe AntGlt4 atr. JoBhaa ll!Hcktcyi Atau
, 1877-10-06
'hock Of battle, nna elatci with the conviction

u Ftnry.
This rharnctcrslc scene speedily pas'c1l
away, md short tcro1 OF return IT, corseifd,s-
ness followed, tltrlnE which the hrnve Admiral,
thnrnuebly ronsciou. that this. indeed, wnH his
laat battic, calmly badn farewell 10 each ncm-
her nt hts family. Death did not cltnc his EYES
or stD,, his hrcnttI, however. crn he 1'rnnonted
la cstt,ftencn In God anil hts liolc and belief in
hAlyntIOn,
, 1877-10-06
Dear Living u London.

Following u an extract froln private London
letter: !. rhc greatest mistake in the world ID,
TINT ~ Anerkan, whether rich Ut poor, can live
lii London cheaper Or better than hc van t1l
rhilalelphs, aud write u you nuw u correct
It, All I4ssts III Pc1lnsyiyaun, for Instance,
, 1877-10-06

Auuuy Auu lAtluuc1 NuA1y!aiut63
Urinary aud Womb Diseases. Gravel Dlabrtea, propsy.
eIoa.ai:r " Water. lDcunttEGce " ETlne. 1irxhls
brlckdu#t depnttk the valef IL thick. cloudy MIXED
s,. Ill., r. na1s x f. + n: q ta
and willis 1oLe dust lsss. aoa when thrtr 10
pIlck.nE burning sensation when asstas water. and
iaiu tn the stsi! Ut sAd back all A!ung The i1ns.
Tumor OF Twolvo Ycara' Growth
Curod by Radway's Rosolvont
pn. KApwAr-i hare had Ovarian Tumor In tho
osartes sud oxts Al! tnu doetnFs sata a. lhcfa WA
.n III. sre' w
snd tAoGkht wuad try il: hut ha no fAtth Ia H. Y.
eaan h.! suffered !or tEa,e Ycar took az 11ktlse
s.sssnh III ~ 9s ~ ia q
mntr to b. set VI frlt, feel letter. smarter. and
happier .han hara fur lxcIse yeAfs. The wUrst tuu,u
III the lrtt side OF tbs bowcA 9Ser tho Erofn.
sab.b as ' L soa eloasu. -. ''' HANNAH X KS4rf
PRICE, 81 Per Bottle.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.
..Axx AxsoE. Mich. Aprt! sn s7s.-px. N4nwAy-
Find slI. have becn tAktaR Jour 1!r.oitrn ttcKa-
atsug rs and Als0 ustHx lhu lleaI cl!et ataut Uho
year for ovsgAh tunlurs the a!1nmcD, whl:h the
nost emnsas @ pafsacsns Of ous Medical College pfe-
Thsy wsro ike knots on tree, My weight WAS 97s
punndt *hrn commenced with your remedies. and
h~ It tsswo hundred and len lDlnaA hut hoY aFs net
loisFni nine Of ;crt. aud xrny Of Flll4
got Tho MtdIenrs fruM H. tFsaIils. Please send MI
'SN' 'S~> Mrs. G. KRAPR.
, 1877-10-06
KAIAKhuA AT HOME.

UaraitttH Ltfsss II san ffnreftro tar"ntr's.
The kIne't palace In aituate'f In large ear-
den occupying whole square. This garden fs
parnsl,sc Of f1owera ncstlisg l,cncat1 beautiful
tropical trees Of every variety. Tiers nrc
walks handsomely aan,!c'!, nni1 everything looks
cool and fresh, M there /. plenty ot water for
IrrigatnQ purpofcs. Tie Inferior Of The ilace
i elegantly furnished, and y"s yo'1 SEC every
u. even to hts Malesty's dress. IN one Of tic
.ota. faya lss"ii1a' g@.ta1 @ WHIP wo''1 sys
mounted in rarc style, and locked perfect er:.I:
Tl'c King plays Tn, Instrument with sklil, and
tho )iawatians, like the aranfanl', ars meter
cuttar: HIT that which VIII attract most
attention rs the splcnltrl library. which. is hi:
prtdc Of hIs a1nirsty. anil the cln'!ccst volumes
of which arc otten t,crllactl by t!,n. The King
that is, n pronounced frccthinkcr. All the grca.
lradcrs III fnTteFn tc!cnte, the tir7n'nn meta
vstys'ttans ot'd I'll" i'ntn.rta i'octs Dug ct',.
splti'Mls place In et'c library q hia Majesty.
"for they nrt the fttc,nfs VI humanity" What
hol,lcr e1prctsi0n c,,u1d fall from the lips of
.agri III nattsra " religion an'i speculative
Thought knln1sa1la will aiur no interference.
tlen TINT every fnan has the right to worship
tatf amy ot1lcr icinF, ncsur,!ing to the tllc.
tatcs Of bis own conscience. The King inter
frrcs with n" lnan'a religion, ntrl IT,. Is tlctrr-
se"if'a 10 BE- entirely free from religious ptcln-
,Iiccs, and rltis The different churches nccoJrl4
ing tu tic InuNxl in whcl, lc finds himself The
HinT u heas a. ff !. ot e i, ofs n
tious III suchmatters, but M IA as firm as rock.
COr.LEC.rrNU csAH-1'4&HEs.
t*t'' tss''''r'"'' fi1tM;snn>"rt f"g M Sc" ,''s e"'
As the bcl-punch OH the hortc-rat1roads seems
Ia 1layn failed nj Itk object in Stw York Il nny
, 1877-10-06

has made the most nttnnshn. rnrca quick. - tarM
the ctanrrs ttr tiy rrrtc9 1!tcr the l1turntu
Of ttllt truly ~0u4e.3ul h.cdlcnt. tlat
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-06-21
Smsll Fruits in Gardens.

But few people seem to know tho
value of small fruits to family when
grown in their own gardens. You
commence with strawberries they
continue about month. You pick,
perhaps, from six to twelve quarts q
day. You have them on your table as
as dessert, if you please, at noon,
and your tea table is loaded with them
at evening, and you want but little
else but your bread and butter. Your
family consumes, in one way or an.
other, about eight quarts a day, and
while they last no medicines for bodi-
~ ailments arc required, as quart OF
strawberries daily viii generally dis
pei all ordinary diseases not settled
permanently in the system. After
STRAWBERRIES, raspherries come,to con-
tinue about three weeks then VIC
have blaekberries, where the climate
is not too cold for cultivated varieties
then the currants ripen, which remain
until the early grapes mature; and
taking the season through, any family
with half acre of land in a garden,
can grow small fruits that make
country life delightful, and at the same
time hundreds of dollars can be saved
in the supply of the table Chataqaa
Farmer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-06-21

The pluck of a Hoosier Matron in
an Iowa Grange is thus related by
Busy Cleaner in the Patrons Helper
Of last week:
"Wo made a sleepy Grange that
night, after a hard days work in the
field, garden and Kitchen, where some
OF us, fear, had forgotten to use the
moderation enjoined by our ritual.
Mechanically we went through the
routine, keeping the law in letter, but
breaking it in the spirit, and the mu-
sic instead of arousing us, almost
lulled US to sleep. We had been meet
ing once in two weeks, but several of
the brothers now spoke in favor Of
waiting until the next monthly meet
ing. Murmurs of busy season, tired
out, can't come, etc, were hoard on
all sides, when for the first time that
evening, woman spoke out in the
meeting,' q Hoosier Matron the Oldest
and pluckiest in the Grange. Eve
done the work and washing for fam
lily of nine and L know that none of
you are more tired than am; but let
us meet in two weeks; if we wait a
month we shall not care whether we
meet at ALL At these brave words,
from one who had borne the burden
and heat of the day we ali walked up
throwing little energy into our clos
ing exercises and going home with the
determination to make the next meet
ing more interesting"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-06-21

In France gentleman owned a
grand country estate; surrounding his
mansion were orchards containing
fruit trees of all kinds that could be
acclimated, about three acres in plums
which were healthy looking trees,
blooming each spring, but none of the
fruit coming to maturity. He became
disguised and turned the plum orchard
into chicken yard, leaving the trees
for shade. To his profound astonish-
ment the next season the trees were
fairly breaking down with ripe, fully
matured fruit. The poultry had ac-
complished what man had utterly fail
ed in-successfully battling the cur
emilio
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The Foreign Beef Trade.

The first shipment of beef to Europe
has been made from Boston. When
beef was first offered as cargo to the
steamers at New York, the line to
which twas offered secuted the whole
business, and refused to carry the
commodity. All the lines are glad
now TO get load of beef. and at the
smaller ports The steamer companies
are almost begging for it. Arrange
ments arc being made both at Balti-
more and Boston looking TO large
business.
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Simeon L. Snyder, of Indiana, says

Simeon L. Snyder, of Indiana, says
he has solved the mystery of hog chol-
era. In brief communication in the
Cincinnati Enquirer, Mr.. Snyder says
of the diseases
at is nothing more Chan large col
lections of worms in them. | was
drenching one that had been lingering
and it died in the operation, and !
found on dissection, forty-twe worms
in the throttle. His throttle was liter
ally filled with worms, so that no food
could enter the stomach. The remedy
which he suggests is "worm medi.
cine" AT least the subject is worth
investigating"
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Mary f. Chambers, Sec y, Clear Water. Meets
Is, Saturday before full moon of each month.
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s. M Bciden, Secretary, Valley Center Meet.
Cd Wednesday before fali moon OF each month al
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Geo A. White, Secretary, Wichita.
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James Pickens, Secretary, Attica.
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DO. Williams. sec'y., Ohio Center.
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Minnie Beach, Secretary, Valley Center. Meets
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Master.
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p. m.
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