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The Morning herald., 1877-04-02

In Father Myers. The triumphant rapture
of the Hossnna In ExcelcIs, was curiously
in opposition to he tenderness OF the
Agnes Del, which was redolent of lifting
up of the soul to Heaven. The pathos Of
the Dona Nobis Pacem, was like musical
sigh of regret at loved ones departure.
The organist, Miss Amelia Fullmer, gives
promise of great ability, her playing
showed that the spirit of music wandered
over the noisy keys under her touch. It is
proper that the German citizens of VIII
mington should know who compose the
choir, we give 1t as accurately as maybe
Soprano, Miss Mary Ziegler and Miss
Gfroerer; Alto, Miss Gfroerer and Miss
schmith Tenor, Adolph Roch, Joseph Egler'
Henry Thiess; Bass, Joseph Gutmann, G..
Babliug, Henry Blcyer, George Baerenbsch.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-02
Police Cases.

Police Cases.
His Honor Mayor Whitley, disposed OF
the following cases last evening:
Isaac Phillips for assault and battery was
dismissed.
Ore drunk and disorderly was fined IL
and costs.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-02
FOE SALE AND RENT.

THOR SALE.-On the South Side, 3 brick
Il houses, containing 5 rooms. Each VIII
| Ue sold IN re easOpable terms. mhl7-tf
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Ltst OF SGles.

The following public sales are adver-
Owen G. Grow; April 3
Martha A Hayes,
James A. Lewis,
Marshall Bailey, Red Lion, o
Clinton Mccullough, Elkton, Md, ~
shifts Sales, Jane Gallagher, 20
The Morning herald., 1877-04-02

NON sALt.--llire.s 1lve-reonned brick
L houses On the South side. with fine
|yarls. Enquire OF j. X. ,ABCOCK,
| mhl9 s, w, cor. second and Market.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-02

NOR Menus. A mansion
I stable, &c and acres Of land. Seventh
and Maryland Avenues, near city line, and
opposite residence of Jethro J. Mccullough,
kq; delightful plscc, :and adapted for
|entertaing summer Doarders.
mhl7.tf. JOSHUA MARIS.
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FORTS FOR FHE RIO Ga1SbE.

\, 4ong oa. ceda.fs lofs.ers or Mexaeo
!; must D. protected again,t raids from tie
iaw.ess bans.s which are the cironit; curse of
thr sister Reru5iic. These incursipns. more
or less destructive 10 cati'e sn,l other proper
", If not to human i've, have been going
on for eighteen years Douhtl.ss they will
last for ever. or 4 .ong as the United States
ansl Mexico al,ut each Other, whittier on the
Rio Grande or some other Inc TO which our
posse ssious max ie pushed hy future con
quest o. purchase. At This time few are
iAik.n2 taasssis =ss iss.ssy u7g ttiHEfng. about
fuFthe absorption Of Mexicsn territory by
hook or crook as desirable thing. But ths.
Texan Senators and Representatives take
great I,eins On many fcca-ions 10 disciaim
tbs islea as the reu,otess from their thoughts
They know that it Is unpopular in the North.
tifr " est and most Of the South. except their
own immense State, where there is a well dc
fined feeling in favor IF an extension Of the
border southwanl But thu. conservative Tex
ans, with lands and flo. Ks ard crnl,s-to Is sci.
arr probably sincere IN not wishing Il, pick
a quarrel with Mexico They know that the
Stat Of Texas Is l,ig and fertile enough +
support population twenty times n large
as the present. Thry naturally prefer 10 ,Ic-
velop the undoubtedly great rrsqurcesof the
existing Texas sad share in the profit thereof.
If their vaices could Pr, vail there woGld he
no danger of war with Neziso. aod ti,e
Rio Gfandc wonla remain for nerit;ons 10
come the natur.i southern frontier af j.e
United stats We should be than.sfu 10
hsyr this 81, a. a w4r with M.xiec. how cyer
sstrees>fnl in the 4 "a and in ~ t'nslresali-
Ma''id pie - 81 'naanta;a = deat an tai.
country. wooal o.tn rep ftE,ei ii sasea
Ia ion aai & moral.fa' 'iaa. @ocEj easrg4 ii.
lr1'ndar'es u . aatioo.a1r s,iy aso gna az
- &#eg9a I'D i A aG t;.ins
ehi-.. ~g a. at snd-nr-
~oufd str ieavr - - ai. ras .s.sf...ia-
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able border quarreIs wherever the two coun-
tries adjoin. For these reasons there is much
to be said IN behalf Of the scheme-often
proposetl-of strengthening our defrnses on
the Rio Grande If we are coutented, as we
ought TO be. to regard that river as the true
and hest boundary between the United States
and NeIico, then It is good policy toprovide
for its defehse by system Of forts. These,
if constructed at the proper places along the
river, and not too tar apart and adequately
gaTfisoned. would 10 much TO prevent the
rsi'Is that Haak 80 much troubir % Texas.
THEY wUuiigii atsTI fETush pdIRts .. which sol
diers could rendezvous and sally out to over
tlke and punish the thieein., hands. Senators
s.aSey and Coke, II Trxss, sustained this
proposition o. again IN trmy speeches last
week. Tay wtl' the Scnate COMMITTEES on.
Military Affairs Instructed to ;aquire into
i ees5'e,ileney AMI p, priety Of system Of
de.easvt works On liz R.n e4.ad fkft,..ss.-r n
~ ;ae es;in,Ated cost Of the same. At
gFesen -ttss1re arc four posts alOay the river,
s'aui hundred miles apart. Il these could
i-e doub.ed or trei'ie,l for reasoaslie sum
tac eszaFe=lnigltt oe one Il true economy
10 tie ionE run II " had chain Of good
M i.sry posts on the Rio Grandc,s small
ietce o. rggu.ars wi;a sach volunteers a.
Fcza9 cau.i .arn:sa YOU'D suffice to guard
ils o'n'ssTy gains. violation. The plan IS
"'t.'ii consisterins -.,t.s 'Yort JesrAal y
Caa.a.tEc,.
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TWO AxERlcAx eIRLs ABROAD.


The marriage o. Prince AEessaa,.ra eu4.
poi - Mss Eva HenaeA Bros,,wo.si i,as lust
taSea > ace &. Rome. After he c,Y:, cl.re-
mony had been performed Miss Bfos dwo.,d
heing a pfat slaRt--s special dispensation
was granted by the Pope sanctionin., to the
Roman CstApsie Fltaai The bride. who ia
an American l,y birth, is dess Tibed as q bean
tiiu blonde of the Anglo. Saxon type. eish-
teen wears OF age, and very accomplished
She Is i granddaughter Of the late Alfred
Hennels a prominent member Of the lar st
New Orleans, and a aiece Of Mr.. Dawson
Hennen and oi Mrs. John A. Morris, Uf this
city Prince Sciarrs Co!onnS, an intimate
fricRd"f Prince Aiessandro RuspOli. gave
/ the BRIDE aud her family 4 handsome eater
/ rz1uInent some days before the marriage. IN
ending an excursion in the Princes Yacht.
Sappho TO the bay of Naples. Prince Ales
Ssndro Rusloii is the youngest son Of Prince
knspoli, snd brother Of the Princess
Napoleon Charles Bonaparte. the wife of the
''rothcr aad heir Of the Cardinal, Prince Of
Canine
He engagement II announced Of Miss An
toinettc Polk. af TeDneSsee. a daughter of
the late Mr.. Andrew Polk a niece oi Bishop
and Lieutenant General Polk of this eity. 10
G-Hersl de Chagcite who commanded the
Papal Iouavcs AZ the battle Of Castcg Fidarn.
General dc Chsrctte is descenticnt of the
b'tyaiirst nero OF tie var OF La Vendee. and
inherIis ali the devotion 0f his race to the
church and 10 the crown He was born in
is2s, and was married numl,er Of wears
ago 70 an Irish lady, Mrs. Fitz james. Who
dict not bong afterwards, hearing him two
children. Miss Po.k has resided abroad for
a long time psSi with her mother. principal.
~ in England and in Rome. where She has
been greatly admired. not only for her beau.
II and accomplishments ia the ordinary ro,l-5
iine of Fashionable life but ior her daring
sal grAce as 4 hog>e woaaa, riding fcar+f-ss.
issta tie 3oaads In the English hunting
sl,5res and % tie Roman CampAgna Gen
d. Clarettc. after the Papdl Zoua,es usga
as s'aa'ttra on ftle occupation Of Rome bs
ator Emanuel. organized his cori,s into <
legion ami Taught gallmtly il ttc FRANCE.
Geimaa uaF lIe1s4s 1ai-garouslt wuapa,sl
= FaiaY, ia .hough tvise ctected since to
''a@ Ss0m'''F ~ LIS positively retr,.G -
ept-r lNe.iti fi ife un3cr ~ RrnuhEc Mss
-t'a.k hq '0iosa TIE Casiguie chereh, sr.l
- laAr.e'l 4. ths rRst az OF Ktrnta
I.~sDioa ia Brittany = ~ Tstf Ne-il.
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have on hand a large stock ,ot NATIVE
WINES and BRANDY Of my oTn manufacture.
whiclrI offer tor sale in quantities % suit pir.
ehasen. Ny GRAPE BRANDY is the best liquor,
whether native or imported, in The Territory
TiIOEAsJ BrLL,
Ncsi,la v v
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SbOCUAS RANCH,
situate e5 niles west OF feslla on the road 10 ST.
yer City and the west, Informs the public gen
orally that he is prepare. ~ receive and accem-
odaie travellers, and To aD ty passing trains or
herds Of ANIMALS with y .fer
This il tie only water X place between the Rio
GraRde and Fort Cummings. | alsays have an
abundance Of wsser ON hand. which viii furnish
at reasonable -aies.
Nv table win hr kept supp ed with the best the
market affords
hare pleasant and comfortable rooms far
eished with e'-au beds for the use u traveller.
Also comfortable and secnrc stahiing for auimais.
I always keep good supply Of hay and grain ON
hand
Travellers viii find 81 my place everything re-
qusite TO supply their wants and add 10 their com
fort, my charges viii not be found unreasonable.
r. 8. Mason
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,Sperial nofres.
TRAVELLERS. ATTENTION
sIOCUMs RANCH

RS Mason having leased the place heretofore
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CHAs. n. HOWARD

IoHN NJ GINN.
AtasrA.y at Law SILVER cay GfAn; Csruiy New
Siea. viii pFesier Il =! Ire Cour;s II Lax sud
- alax III Nr~ Iexieo Prompt attention given 10
saRstness
, 1877-06-10

that French ps!nters will not ho moder when
M eel % r. nste"s {oe. III 1s ass
nos ;. specified. Ii. cahsuel ssnis in : portal.
IT, S as .ai nL1 L1etssa md fss.ss Has. Tsrqs:
1I.rt. Of New. York. Amongst tho sensational
ptet',ea i Whit n. Iiannes ~,.he. u 70 take for
snses; dt.htd np On the charger iad!'pen.stlt.
..nssa: WIN fsn,a ri,"es Il H. Yfs's' ssaa.'.
e9 eu o sa o n e! Gssst Fix ss,s y
lropic paima, and 4 tcnles background OF olive
and.purple skr,-1eoms to >..
THE LANDSCAPES AND sEAecArEs.
n. Emile j'teton contributes = pleasant ''aun,-
;,,:,5s $Ia :aS y
il tie in.9hau.tIoss FoFess Of Fontains.
t%s so voa most n,.1 s.0d a Il
Eehsts Ront. dss IL s''s so '' :aai. W II
ess r. Ss sSnst 81 e5
!hs ooSs ~ s[t e ' ss@
E.s's,!en Ss se'%st' ~ soses :e'tstfi @
s'' ,isw The ' ;kns n nsf.s1 at s0DtS's: Dt i:
q ySne reader. -.,Tne l!oehsr. iisat: There Z
which top, Il. giant fellows Of lie iorge j. pre-.
ss';'.n,n nGn't. lie. ''1.s to ;e gate st tss 'e sr.
What happy memories tho name calls up in ny
/ sheu,d lJks 10 r&y some,b,nv q, dnc 1,na.
seare which greatly impressed ,nr. nscallcd ''Iho
ept!. bal h.se unfortunately n.i.d ny ne.s et,
mention sapefh 'ses- VIEW" fetn IN Ike esTiv
morning, with foreground Of cspI.aily painted
, 1877-06-10

SlllCllE.

New YoRx, Juno 40. D. Camp, cotton
broker, living on Columbia street, brooklyn,
committed suicide to-day. business eiubarrasA-
Iuents are tho supposed CAUSE.
Ek<eiat n!spatcA 10 71t 71issH& ,
BUFFALO, n. T., iuue IA sal rase Is that
OF Julia Supp,leh, wLose tasly Nus fol,nl In tue
river near Michigan street ttiIs mnrlting. Evil
tlcuttY case of suicide. Sfe llas been missing
sincc week ago last Sunday mnrninx. 1t u
saturday evening, she having too great intimacy
with young man. biiss 6uppurh waa quite nj,
interesting young lstiy, of ubou. ~ years.
Public feeling y strolig against the father, !
.ucut VI her was 20 yiulcnt that ono Of Ills arul&
was dIslocated.
Frank sshcnidcr, wtdower 81 year Of age,
wua found. thia morning hanging dead Ia 1
barn on syracuse street. Lupaticx BIe syideutly
OIL the inGrea6e in Buffalo.
, 1877-06-10
NEW ORLEANS cUsToM.AousE.

ployes we're to-day damissed from the Gus.
toua-1iouse. including eight clerks, ons mesacn-
ger, nIno laborers, ono foreman, ono carpenter,
four day and dvo night inspectors. Collector
King sddFcAscd letter 10 the Chamber OF CoL1-
lnerce saYtng; ut has been reported 10 thA
1teasusy Department At Washington that tho
business of tho New Orleans Cuatom. House hss
been prgautzed Oh ut extrayagant scale, and
that lu soma respects It Il Oppressive to import,
ers.h The Collector says 50 fsr no complaint
vtty, aud Invites suggestions OF changes In exs
istlng regulations for tho improvement Of the
service, nh4 .nlossaauon of irregularities Il aag
ARE known.
, 1877-06-10
IFleGRiPHlC NOTES.

OTTAWA. Ont, June Dit Il understood that
tie Btstups have received letter from The
Vsthsu, prohibiting criticism hY eeclessaatlcs Of
thu lcrtsluns OF ths iYkl courts Of Canada.
New Yoax, June 9.-Four steamers sailed for
Europe to-day, fully laden with fresh meat,
grain, provisions, etc. Among the carroes wers
1Gl0 bushnts grain. 7,o0u boxes butter, and
L, 8U lo1es cheese.
Kpeaag htpateA " 7at 7n&xaA
New fuwx, 4uua g.-Ths IrtbuM saya It ID
reported that Henry Ward beecl,ss received
frotn the Hoasou Lecture Association ~ uiIer OF
$!a, ,0u to spend his yaraton In Ealttolul1-
, 1877-06-10
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL,

ALBANY, Juae 9.-Judgs Wesshsook today
decided that, in acconlance With Superintendent
Smythe'. report to The Attorney General, stock
loldera o1 the Atlaatl. Mutual Liz luSutancs
Company should make good its deposits to
$ll9,000 With tha Hops Banking Company.
They were given uptn June "a to comply With
shis requirement.. The SECRETARY ot the Allan
II: Liz read statement that tiers Ia no quea-
tIun as TO tbs CompADy's solycncy - regarded
It's policy holders, aud 1t will bs xluplY Shls t.
meet III ollisationa y shsy ,aatass,
, 1877-06-10

loops Of unequal depth, frlnxe,, and full ruf11es
ol lace. For beaade and country ire, arc navy
blue parasos, edged With totps of Cardinal rib
bon, and ctru ones similarly trtmtne'l with myr.
tle green. These being deatancd for use and
comfort mora than effect, arc Gcnero1,s Ia s]ze
and have plain handles Of po1sshe1 Noo1, An
In everything elae, tdefa n infinite variety In
parAeofs, and some are 40 reasonable TINT NO
one has m excuse for exposing herscif to n ssiu'
stroke. For those who cannut afford hnntlsotnc
h!tk sun-.hhdes, there aro pretty and stylish
0nca Of sIlk-fnIahet3 serge and linen, md. IN
fact, as dealer told me the othcrday," There's
SHOW for alj.p MATTE 8.
, 1877-06-10
LIBEL SUR,

Gp<eial NtpsIcA 10 IN 1rtava&
NEW YoRx, june 4.-A suit fur libel WA
brought to-day by Alon1o Bell, Assistant sacfs-
tary Of tho Interior, sxaiust the Saa, With dam"
ayes put A. 500. 90. Tho conplaIus IL that tho
SuA charged Bell with sxludiing tho Govern
ment obt4iulng money uudcr false preteases,
belng discharged fur thco!upeteacy, etc., thu
articles barring appeared In April aid May.
, 1877-06-10

.hoz
.hs :1hshna, Az ~. roo!S. feah M annual re-
RFI tne enftallnent oi fun1e and service IN
the i,ln1aIy was fe1effed r, md The purchase 81
aapiirato .ooKa Anu mo hiring o1 more attcnd~
sr sns recomMenaed, ~ order 70 opvtate delay
um n!nse nooks Neto ElVeN out over tho couNttfa
oANy tnan ~ any nthef e,tRit s'brafJ III tho
to0ntII. anu let, WIN a1ultlonai oooka anu ak
tenGants. tWacc ~ many volumes could bo II
SaeH - NOW.
). tne EIcaent numner ol volnmea 10 the Library
y o!.4v'j nuInuef l9t yeaI. tnhn1@ ibe sccce.
s'nhs ta, g. ~ " ysa5 Ina nase oeen a'S Tolumes q
~, Mh1cn W pave neeo Even ana ALL purchased
! nc nSr hI"nSI HoIn oas ana condcM,ned Wat
LUZ. oI "n1Sn tns ~ were noFe!a, ~ juvenile
b,oxs. hnn lV3 Of otHef claasee: nc net Increase
o. tho Library, therefore, had been ,a34 vol.
uMes; uMs;; ~ bamphtett, had been
e..'!ea, ot Wnlcn ~ nave pcea Rlveu and FOUR
!Gen .te p9usnt. mo pufchaees' With tho c1ceP-
Ion o. lc" voInmes, haa oech maze WILD"
~ tne psat month"; on tefms VERY 1avorab1S
~ INC L!p1nY. ~,
.nunhG tno rear W. Votdfncd and Wy pam
phtt.a MAFe ocem 9aseh' 1ne Japanese aoyefn-
% %n,Intt 1nsoukn ~ toHlnL6s!onef ~ INC Centcn"
.t,.t ins, 9sn P,sasnea set o. japanese eduea-
@ .mna' papneAaaons, eonslsI1ng o. iotty-tWo vol
IN times I, aud tnlrtyctHo charts. Donations from
Luz sencsucan. lanaoisnt and bftfah ooyefn,
usenth ~ heknno",eageo ~ tho report, a. we'll
len re lGaef snd ne
Em1!.tn!eona2a Ansu'ute and private and public
ontelAh' -
| IT,. .oookItsvHHgT Err
an ~ f thi, huss u en o. oooKIoof1oWers - @
aH'Vh!s ol EAscn ZhtD es6 MAtb and I,E}8
, 1877-06-10
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON. D. c., june l0-1 o. m.-For tho
Upper Lake KcSton. nearly stationary. followed
by falling barometer, wtnds mostly from we4t,
stationary Or higher temperature, aud rain a1cas,
followed by clearing weather.
local OBSERVATION.
, 1877-06-10

eM ,349.H to make good The obligations how
known at tho Comptroilcr'a Office to exist. >,
THa sschErAR1's RaroRF :
for the year endlng May 81, 1877, Is follows,
was adopted:
, 1877-06-10

iias been absent for SONS time In tho East, rc-
sitss Ad,liu sitnonds, Of Joliet. has hccn visit.
tn4 ber frien4s here during the paat week. bAs
'sidt"so sI.s Aana s !. f,etsyman !. spending tue
sumner with friends at Fond du Lac, Wis.
on short visit 10 Judge ii. il. ii. Wallace.
Mr. L. D. Glover. OF tho saturday EteuiM9
Herald, and h!s wife left last Tuesday foF short
Trip 70 New Msxlso. ~
tend tho Convention Of the Illinois State Press
Association ut East St. Louis, and will 10 tho
RrkY Mountains with the press axeursiou.
Frank O: Smith, Esq.. 1eayes next week for
II. taking charge q iIranklln a1acVcagh q Co.'s
iiG Mls. 1sorgs @ q. ball, Of St. csrol!uo's Court
Hotel, viii leave tonight for Connecticut,
where sho will spend khs summer.
to % SPEND tt,e summer At Pins Lake, Vii.
Nils Msttlu Jones u visiting friends In 1nde-
peulcuee, Iowa.
Rowe & Co, sails for Europe next Saturday.
AHhoukcEAxArs.
The 1vauhoe and Vesta Social Clubs will PLAY
match game of baseball next Thursaay alter
aqeuaa d x 9a dS apu1t .t bo. sIeo
/ witnesses.
Wednesday evening next afr. and Mrs. E. D.
Rand will give brilliant reception at their els-
KAht ee&aQeGGa IN olfu1RIoot LOWE
Tho annual reception At the Foundlings' uoms
will be given Tuesday evening, June IL, eontfnu-
| Ing a,l day and evening: Refreshments Will bo
| served by tho Ladic4' Union AID Society. The
! cccaaion will also be enllveued BY lnuste and
| other entertainment, preparatlons for which
hayu becn made by the ladies' and fhenda- All
! who are Interested In the wuFk of tbs "llome "
are Invited to attend anh examine the insti,u.
| tiolL
Tba First Regiment Illinois State Guard Will
| givu q dress rarudu next Saturday afternoon,
drive, ln honor of the gsxntiug to the battalion
F.! By the uucela Park Commissioners oi 4 anits'
, 1877-06-10


which arc 70 usc!ui, even essential, Ut tho sea-
shore. A novelty is tho black Rrenadina shawl
Some sre al black, othcfs havo border Of
borler six Inches deep OF scarlet geraniun,s and
purple asters. Algerian stlaws aud those OF
Nne Shetland WOOL IN aa! so!ors arc also popular:
Lace Raelucs will DO much worn, a. they should
They wiil, hoxoysfI 10 longer than hi!Ii- !
e1eellease. m They should BE- b. trimmed
of. six. Equally suitable are the handsome
trInges and stlll haudsou,er ealoone. Cloth
yuu would not havs Da!ao Fashion mocklng At
VIII sa large seeSes II your lest friend, s meet.
ine you In either Of these, should pass you ny
u'lsecogni1ed. you may know to what sollrco to
attribute her eooiness. The parasois, whose
driyel the sun umbrella Into the shade. Thvy
increase u beauty constantly and unfortunately
being limited to one,arc Ia . sad Gusndary as 10
selection, For those poor women who can
thy. :. All pa.asols arc llncd, she most alnllis!l
! blue, and lavender. The lining snd coYcr arc
generally of equal depth, and the edses Of both
parasoi of biaek afpure SILK Is anishea around
| tho el9e with fringe and On the top With q bow
| Of coloscl rtbboil. The coyet Is embroidered
| with wresth OF bright colorcd flowers, and two
long dropping sprays. The handle il Ut pla!u
| of mystlo-grecu silk, With richly carved aubcs
handle. Tie llniuK u eeru sHk IS eiubroidesed
With white tosa. The canopy.parssol is much
affected, and some beautiful ones for the car-
| riage only era Of oFoeaaod cer1 s'lk, fhs ma
IositY OF b!ack parasols are lined with white,
though ltgbt-tiutcd colurs are often uaea. Tie
| taroI t. trimmings ate several rows Of rabtou
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-11
Lemons for Consumption.

An exchange gives the following re-
cipe for consumption Put dozen of
whole lemons in cold water and boil
until soft mot too sott), roll and squeeze
until the juice is all extracted sweeten
the JUICE enough to be palatable, then
drink. Use as many as dozen day.
Should they cause pain or looseness of
the bowels, lessen the quantity and use
five or six day, until little better.
then begin and use dozen again. BY
the time you have used five or six dozen
you will begin to gain strength and have
an appetite. Of course, as you get bet
er, you need npt.use as many. Follow
these directions, and / know you will
never regret it if there is any help for
you. Only keep it up faithfully. We
know of two cases where both of the
patients were given up by the physi-
clans, and were in the last stages of
consumption, yet both were cured by
simply using lemons according to the
directions we have stated. One lady in
particular was. bedridden and very low !;
had tried everything that money could
procure, but all in vain, when, to please
a friend, she was finally persuaded to
use the lemons. She began to use them
in February, and in April she weighed
y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-11
Culture of Corn.

EDS. COUNTRY GENTLEMAN-I send
you the result of the following expert
ment in raising corn last summer: The
land was on one of our hills-a strong
gravelly loan +; had been in pasture
seven years; was free from stumps, and
we picked the stones before plowing.-
There were six acres carefully planted
into hills-liva rows to the rod each
way. Acre No. was dressed with 10
loads(5 cords) good COW manure on
the soil before blowing. Acre No. 2
was dressed with 500 pounds $50 WORTHY
Of superphosphate, bought of II. Pres
ton & Sons, Spring, Long-Island. Acre
No. was dressed with 40 bushels $50
worth) of hen manure, Acre No. 4 was
dressed with 100 bushels of ashes made
from spent tan bark. The last men,
toned three were sown broadcast after
blowing, and before narrowing. Acre
No. 5 was dressed with $50 pounds
($5 WORTH OF the same kind of super
phosphate. Acre No. was left with
out any dressing. The land had been
cleared about ten years, and had never
had any manure on it before. The soil
was now broken up, dressed as alb owe
well narrowed, marked and planted.
Acre No. l produced 1920 pounds Of
ears which at IS lbs. for bushel Of
shelled corn would be SO 1915 bushels.
Acre No. . produced 2,944 pounds, or
80 1875 bushels. Acre Nc. produced
1868 pounds. or 43 1915 bushels. Acre
No. produced 3.055 pounds, or 40 So
IS bushels. Acre No. produced
2, $50 pounds, or 30 1915 bushels. Acre
No. produeeds2s252 pounds, or 30 l2-
IS bushels.
l have twice tried the experiment Of
maturing in the hill with superphosphate
and sowing it broadcast, and both
lines the broadcaet sowing has pro-
duced the best results in corn, while in
its early growth the hill manuring has
shown much the best, and from this l
conclude that when manure is put in
the hill before the corn begins to ear,
the roots have spread so far that they
cannot feed the ears from the manure.