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expended on him during thf. period. lIo de-
t"rrcd thoroughly whatever Of misery he per.
tsay h. te re- NJ ,c a Sec.rs crsf
a. tll-uAcd by husband who lcnycs hcs
and her chfdrrn to starvc while he ofntts
to provide for them. heglcrttng hts trade and
The success of the pursuit. las no bearing on
thc prnpricty nj It. The achievements of fins
art nrc glorious, 1',lt the misery oi vile and
children Il in ~, way compensated By the Hinry.
Fery mich nf sentiment has ttrrn wasted on
thi. porttpn Of the career of ralls.y, In hooks
designed tv teach morality, which had better
have been'lelt unwristen. The many graves Of
Ills little children In this ttmc-~*x at least Of
more c,tnuent than the lai'ora Of their father,
who ncgrctct! them for the purtuit Of his favor
ite art'pro}ert. In all 1rankness, M scns!bie
woman, u lcast, can study thc life Of pals*sy,
out believing that tl'e Ordinary glunonr Of ar.
tfstfc pcrscseruncc,' 'nnhtc .lctcrnnatfnn,'
liked purpose tu auececI,' viii, h lioeraphcrs
have thrown arouni II, Is a false glitter. Let
tEs higher civilization to care ior the nerfcr::
trtutnpl,ant atrl,c.. sinny shtfttets man. call
ing h!fnsclf an inventor f, pursuit nf hucseRs.
frs tltmself by ihr example uf 1'altssy, lnu,isl
eu highly br Ills blo9rapI,era. when he ought 10
im earnu9 bread hy .'uing what latn'r f!e alrcnty
knnws how 10 do. Art denan1e sacfIilccs, but
| beftcf art nor common stu4t hcmhftla or tltf.
mits that any man shall sarriticc anything that
In unt hi. own to give. Let lis draw true. and
not deceptive, tessons from the history Of urt
and the struggles of artists. The result nt
| fallssy's lu1Ura wAs magnificent hucCcss. In
tho sequence ttey were Ut pecunIary benefit to
| France mud to Europe. In atle day the rcprn-
Iuctl1ns VI his works. which tInvc had Wide sale
sands Of latorers, nn't have introduced his art.
f3cas Into innurncrnhte flolnes. hut Col forlia
that all this s!louIi he In any H,nntscr 1u*tica
itn of Tug cost At Which to achieved tu.esss- %
ROW Of ltttlc gsascs.'
, 1877-12-15

hN1EA 49, A.>s
cata'oRue OF INC phnnoaamous piants IN
ciudca in Tho norn Of New jersey, puhllahcd by
Oliver Il. Wills, cnumcraics |, ,f}lr} species.
.r,,, r.,.,, oo,....,.,. ,~..,.,, .o,,s,n a.,
,,., M '.'s" "oss' ts's". pnoro'ss .. ~
expectation 70 saa Francisco 10 oosefse tn'
transit VI Mercury, which will take place May
q, ISIS.
~. 'o..,.~,.. J., ~. 1,a,r... r,v.
crnmen1. rs,,,n ats !, In hi. renort nf the suryev
-, ,I'a ~, ~, - w.. AZ. -. a.n,.,,. ~ ,n.,
% ~ .nc 's,a,,.a " tesso, ''nt "" "eFo"'s :" eou'
Will slea l'b'oAluN,osV OF tons'
The Roval Society OF London has bestowed
The f,nnIcr Nr1,i ,,nor prof Jams. Dw;,,ht
~1ps, saa. op4 ,u.s,....,s T., 49,
Na"a' ioF III" important '''ett0a''ohe III u'o'u'
~; geology. aud intncsAloEy, conducted through
aa1' s''"'a's'
Two new SPECIES have been added 70 The list OF
insect.tecdlnH plaHts BY Spanish bothntsl.
They arc tho Ononts natf1S ana The sicho vsc',sa,
aud theis habits wcrc observed In an excursion
TO thu Province OF Gortlus2.
Dir; Edwin vnn Barry. the vcll.knovn reo1o-
rist and AfrI1-rn rxnjarrr. win, ias hcsr m
rayc1i sinrc August. HIT in an cx,rtltton Intt
lh,s ntrytor nj Sahara iml nj Chat. O.t. q. II
excessive exposure md nriyutfon. -
,r,u...'.,,. .-,...
ING cattnlnster aquarium A. inpuot haa
uH eAHtn1tlun It1uE 4-apllauETei WILL tASH tcihS
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Contributions to our knowledge VI the asbtts
OF the eatslwartn continue 70 bo made BY cor
respondents to Nu.arA. II u suggested In the
last number that dead leayes u,ay ba drawn III
10 their hales In order " keep them from beipE
flooded, - we'll u to sersc for food. Attsn-
ton IL al&o called to tho little mounds OF sulatl
gravel stones which the worma heap around tic
entrautr To their burrows. Thcsc atc thought
10 10 partly for protection syainst water, aud
partly for the wuria to Eul it, sllt1y body
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MYcENR, A NAxaArtsp or MEskAnenxs AND
IxNar souLtEnAxk. Citizen Of The United Btates
y Anstiea Aa.hos q 'Ttox s aSa r. M Re%slns;" g
Ss.p.Iosx. M ii. i. Msps, fisas. and othse
Illustrations, Nsptesentlng Aors than TOO Types
Of tbs Objects Found In ths ItoIal hseuIenfes OF
9tJcenn and E'as~aets 70 ehe kxcayasloas New
jsnssn. McCIuTg + Go. Sso.. pp. ass.
The exciting account Of Or. BchliemAnn's e.
eavations on tho alto Of the austens City OF
MycenR, aud OF hia remarkable discoveries Of
tolnbs supposed to b. those VI Arsmemnon and
the party who were slaughtered With him by
Exs.hus and Clyts.nnsstrs. rsudcrs this sjsrgc,
fair volume QUO OF tmms1ss lpterest. nr.
SehltcmAun began the work OF exploration
lp tho Acropolls Of Mycena In August,
1870, aud coultuued 1t for several months,-
constantly employing force varying from
stxty.th.eo to $50 lahorera. He undertook tho
enterprise Ia tho full faith that the traditions
OF Agamemnon bad 4 broad foundation In fact,
and that the sepulchrcs whero the body OF the
kip4, AMI thoss OF CAssaudfs, Eutymedou,
aull theit companions, wore inclosad, could bo
brought 10 the light Of day. His faith sud hi.
enthusiasm wure rewarded BY the disclosure, At
depth Of from twenty y-dYe to twentY-nias feet
below tho surface, Of avo distinct tombs, eou-
talninE the remalas OF sixteen or ssventeen
human bodies which had undergone cremation,
together with = 1ult!tnde Of precious objects
In gold. silver, copper. scrEarotta, etc. Tho
situation Of these tombs and the character Of
theis conteRt& confirmed In wonderful manner
ths Justice Of Dr.. schltemann's snttcipatlons,
and iu msny striking circumstances seelo to eaf-
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The vfnter-attcntanrr IT. the University Of
Dorpat IL S53, only hft y-tircu of whUm are notl-
Russians.
Harper 4 Bros. have nearly ready Mrs. et,cf-
fordfs hook on "ArtDeeorat!on Applied 10
Furniture" aili! also III Etsnuln'N "iseHgarybts
aud discoveries on the Island Of Cyprus.n
An outline Of tllc lives Of "Isaphacl ami
Mtrhaci Angelo" by Charles c. Perkins. will
soon hc published bY james Il. Osgo,d T. Co..
Innn oetayo volume, illustrated with engray1ngs
and hcltotypcs.
The vile Of ]. Comyns Carr. m Encli.t,
journalist Of rising reputation. aud the English
cdItos OF the FrcncI, ass.1ournal L'drt. will re-
prutluce In booh-fosln her sketches Of "Nurtil-
Italian Folk," which we're originally published
In the Examiner, ard much praised ut the time.
Ca1dscost Furnished the illustrations Tor thu
work.
Charles NeaGc. the English novelist, Is pbout
to write book on subject which will ulluw Ut
l,s discussing tho pl.ystulogyot ot TIN l,nan body
In popular manner. The tdca Is an excellent
ne ~ there Is much IL be saI1on the structure
Of tue human lrale, anil on the incuns OF main.
ta!ntnV 1t in the best order, which the un]earslcd
public ucel to heur Often repeated, aild III why's
suited to catch their attention.
Geurge Parsons Lattirnr statcs, In q letter
published III the Araslt'ny, that Dr. j. &. llnl'
lnud Is the mos. popp1at Vi A,nerltan noycl'a.s,
leil,g rlvalel only i'y Dr.: Edward Egclestni,
anu The Rcv. E. T.. Roct lie altrrward, In ths:
same letter, tcmpcra tho tEst portion of this
statement by reInnrking that '.Dr. 1lnl1anta,
though nut greatly In favor with the literary
cluss, wrltes with the farte of good purro-e,
which ai1 must respect"
"The Life OF Edward william Lane" has
been recently published fl London by his
nephew. Stanley Lane P,ole. Mr.. Lanes tnH'k
On the "A1odern Egyptian" has Ind MI in.
nlcnsc aud deserved suucst. II WAS translated
iutu Herman so0u utter fts appearatlru IN lhai,
It WAS .eurtntcl In thc Gnitel Stntcn, a!nl
7u,uOO cuptcn hayc been sold fu London. Mr..
Lat,e's version OF the Thousand uni Ont
Nights" anl Ills Atabit-Envltsh Lexicon, art
works Of high order u merit.
The proposition Tor tue canonizatiou Ut chris.
| tophrr Columbus has incl with the following
| feugr from tie Church which caiils ttu fnWrt
OF eictattnE tllt dead tu tflt rank III Saint: Nfe
bcatliitutfon cannot le conceded. brca1lse III ct
| &rausdinary deed is demonstrated cy1ucl,riill
heroic Christian ylstus. Apart itnn ils great
work, tho discovery Of America, his public mil
private Ilic wss nlurh criticised. III the rh.uti.
lyIes VI the time nutlltuK IL fund worthy vi
| canontxattun. The fanIe that llr lelt at hts
dcatl, IL nut that Ut All eminent au.i uutahtc
Catholic. In tlne, lie has never teet, considered
| nor inrukcl ~ Salnt. THIS dcetsloH to be
| communicated to those wh.ta It lslay cu.lrcrn
| sud Tie 4ueatuu cAni0t be revived 1ut thfet
[ yeats."
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The hook Is adorned with gay cnvcrs, Gilt edges,
render 1t attractive.
The favnrltc p"r:tn, "Abilc With Mc.n' by
Henry Francis Lytr, nnc If tho prominent
hYmnists of the frat half Ut this century, IL in
closed with sop1opsiatc Illustrations III taste
ful binding.
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uThe Hermit Of Wnldcn "...Dr.
Settlements Researches and
Discoveries.
Juveniles and Holiday-Books
Cunningham Geikie's Life
Of Christ.
Sexual Relations Of FIowers-The Stery
Of Palissy-Literary and Art
Gossip.
A south-Amerfcan survey---The Earth
worm--A Beetle.--1ciontiAo
Notes.

Nnfae
rJTrnAT11RE.
IL AAAN4A oAsN'
-..-....-.. AKI.
NATIONS: W.rN TAntEs Or F.cTonx An"
AErtsrf MAnKa Fnn THE psE oF NaI Ynss.
~ M1L.'14 49, - rh,ra,o! ' .tan.rn. Mcc,urv 4
~ in'Pta az - ~ ho1 rrssr. A.
TTinEs DoWS To TiiE ritiiADELPIiiA EX.
HINTON or 1910, i3y CmAnLts WrtLss Ell /
l.n1r. Win 10b Illustrations and the Most In.
polaat Mstks and SrM YorS: D.
S$o. |; p|. ass nt.,S,fi;,. r;'es 81; r,,.7, NJ nrn,
TILE MuIs. s-n1ts ~ c.xm,v.Tsrrs ~ "1s nv
cshutscs tsh s Cook. % New Yerk: scsibncr, Arm.
s,rSns % i Go. -Ch,eago: Jan.en, McclurE 4 g.
Trice, s7.:o.
Tho magnitude and urgency OF tho new i'm.
,,,.. ,ownrtt n ,trbcr art c,ittratton which In.
s',., p"sS s" aro,s ,g.oIi,oont hov.choa which "a
stirring every mind With at nct!vc curiosity,
which Is felt throbb!nE in tho very atmosphere,
r,av l,o totli,rcl frup Tho simultaneous appear
"nco ~ thc.c ,rco larre and costly vpun1cs
having for their object aa extension OF TIC att-
movement. Never bcforc In tho history of Our
civilization would American publishers have
Fehtutc" u ptoaues ~ ''u, a'a su...
0,ls tfcat'scs On aFt'lucstioas w nasc pe"h
brought out this season. We might almost say
tl.nt ,noru capital ias been invested iu works Of
."so,,,or ."s S,s- - N0 '' - "
tosothos.
Mr. PFlmc begins h's preface Win Inc s'ate.
7nent that Ten years ago thero were pfooaniy
tlc limited states. To-uay there arc pesj,aps
."o o"ssa ~ ~. 80. .,'n.a "a,,as.s ,ssr.'
tcu thousand" where there ase colcetoss o. afs'
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hc:cro.tvlcd n1ant. orcurJ more than two.
thsih uf the vnluInc, the epcclcs being nucl'
tnnfe numerous thui III tic ccistu3aln!c group
As fur AZ uDw knnwn, they arr l;vludea In thlf
tytsst genera, trlt,ngjt,I 10 fourteen families.
It Ia IMtn,<AiLle al iii. ttme to fu1low the MI
thor's various and cIfious tnqufrtre, but the
conclusions tp which they l,nyc lch him are
briefly IA Iullws: Tiw structure uf rlctssGEarnic
tluwcrh has becn muailc'1 anil degraded prob.
ably tpr The snccIal putpnsc Of producing seed
with l,ttlu expenditure " tho vital tnrces If
tho plant. Lit The 1nn'nrclhts, tlitfslout, anu
pojyya,nuus !1a+scs, lin hcparatlnn u thc
sexes iaa tccn etIcctrd in nruer TINT
thr tNlwcrs o. tho plant In than9tng Gun
tlttnifs Ut life Al,DnI not lie taxed u
produce tA,tli pollen mud seed. With tnany
elcts In these classes. II has been proved that
ll.r yield Vi avei Il Huel, greater than II wtulu
l,nvt Gccn lad they Remained ifer.HaplstUltcsi
hence their tt.a,rcs tn the ntrigRte for exist
cire nre Inrsca.el. Fnnta IaTt hrc,inc hctcr'1-
styled III Ur,lGr 10 scc1lfc te ych.ifa u crtHA-
fertilization. A. may s'e AuPpuscj, Sir. Darwin
assumes tt.at nil vuf!atious Il, the structure ot
tnwcra have hecu brought about, IN tic prHess
Df time, by tlI. .nu,air circumstances IN thu
lives uf plant. and the teeeeslty u adapting
their TURNS tD the condititnn III Which they Hrc
ptarrtt. Ifts wurk IA nf tlsrcut interest IT,
t,itn.,t.t4 md students y! scicrut yet tIa- thueh
Inviting Instruction tur the Vecsal reader.
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against, after tho manner Of aahes. ut Is very
remarkable" says tho writer, "the extent to
which 1tsosc gravcf-stones {sotnc As large as
hazcl.nut, and even Iarger) arc removed from
EFnvcf-waik from distances quite beyond foot,
seen worm in the act OF moving these stones,
and 1t ia difficult 10 imagine how 1t Is done;
but. as 1t generally lakes place fn wet weather,
It may probably be by An adhesion OF the stone
to tic sllIny t,tHly Of The woru,."
, 1877-12-15

OUR NATIONAL SYSTEM or EDCcAT10H.
Y~k i'udd. Mcal i e.. iitno.. pp. i:S,.
THIS little wurk, though sl0wiltg strung
traces of afi Inexperienced autiIor. contains q
considerable aulount of Interesting and uscfu,
statistics III retetenve ia schools aud education
ia this, uu1 ase In forcicn countrlrA.
Tie author i,ns gtcuned 5rusn divers works
the opinion uf the trainers vi uur Constitution
UT the Importance Ut the education Of the
masses; aud he uses It II urge the passnBe of
bill through Congress desUt!og the n,oHcy re.
cslved from Tue sale ot public lahds to
tho cause uf universal education;
Sueh u I'LL ras dFaTn ,,'. 10. 10 io's s.
defeated by rotc vi 1u7 to lt The same hill
Will Vrs,bay be presented again at tbs prekc'lt
scasIon. TU q thinking man tho subject hcctls
only mention tu llavs its Importance: felt; yeti
IN The contest oyer tho currcncy question:, an''
south, there Is bat,Ecr tllut everything else will
bo forgotten or pussed ever. The foundations
already la!,l urg unlY suistrutttrc Un Which to
build tue ,lalu cdlstec; ami. with our trrcasnG
slcnsciy.iKnurunt fureI2n population. IL sccIts III
though compulsory EdticAftoh WAS the only why
to altfner knDM lcllge. IL fa no nuFc al Infringe
tucnt vi 4 NUNS fi9its to COMPEL li!lH TO
| ctlurntc Ills children ttIun 10 compel him
| tu lyu In ncrortIuhuc with the satltury ordi-
na,ecs Ut tic city lit which lie resides I9s 4,l'l
| utllcr similar uueStons are discussed by Mr.
| Henderson,; At,u he concludes with M earnest
4picul to tlc peultc ol thts country tu sec 10 It
| that tbs fr:r.sctluul system ID established
throughout all tho UniteI States.
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CoLERlDGE's ANCIENT MARINER. Illus.
tyatcd by j. SokL PATnN, Il. y. A. l3Oston: j.
ii. BuHnrI's hoMs. Chicago: tanacn. McOlnE2
i Co. llalr.w!dth Folio. Price, $7.lu.
Str Joseph Noel Patton, tic Scotch painter and
etchor, whose illustrations Of Shakespeare,
Shelley, and other poets, hare attracted the
tayorablo notice Of the public, and whose able
pictures III fresco and OH callyas llase Won hftu
national scpute, has taken tic Wcirt! poesn of
1.-THE Ancient Mnrincr" +" as a theme for series
Of engsayings. lily ~ doing ho inevitably III
cites comparison between his Interpretation
Of Coierdce's uncarthls fanc!cs aud those OF
Dore, Which weru published l.Mt scason. III
scyural cahrs tho two artists have exhibited
poem, but, for the greater part, they have
cIoss., different inctdcnts for illustration.
There Is u Good deal ot power tn Tho work Of
Sir Patton, anu for vigorous conception anu
thorough treatment II baltkc to bc cColllns'Iaed.
The jlxures Qru strongly aLiti correctly drawn,
and, iu their lsccs, attlt tules and pantoM!l'ic.
arr alive with expression. Thc aeeeseoFict
Which help to tell their story nfu kept euhhrul.
nate, allu yct reeeftc due attention. In every
detail OF the pictures tlcra Il evidence Of hard
thought and iluneat work, which make their
yaluu more anu anurc felt In study Of tho
series. Among tho finest Ut the numbers arc
tt1e Afst three, showing tho mariner, TIC we'd
dlug-xuest, and tho bride; tho twelfth, portray
Ing tho hlcasrd influence .! sleep: the seven
tenth antl tho eighteenth. uut VIZ Might
c.,uu,crate uutil tilu liht should bc exhanstcd,
aud there would bc In oycry one s0i!u bold AZ
tim, or graceful nvonttott OF faithful ruiderng
0f thu text, cala1g TOT recognition.
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THE LIFE AND WORKS or CHRIST. Ny
CukNlAnnAn NxlklR. y. p. to!s. ILL., New
York: d. Appleton D. Co. Chicago: liadlty
Uios. 4 Co. HyV.. pp. bS3-t1O. Frlca, s..
The Divine character u Christ, whtrf, haa
bccn lte tl.ctno Ut innulucrablc nultltudes ot
s,,eakcrs aud writer's, and bus Inspired yast
portlou of tho litcraturu Of tho last eighteen
centuries, has 4uhd still another Interpreter.
who, iiilcu with fevereut love and admiration.
attempts tic cutir4ng task Of hl1'ng out tho
sketch Of the life and works ef tlIa slowly
Nuzarcnr f" given IN tbs 0ospelnarrattrcs. Dr.
Oytk1e cites, In Justification oi hs etssy 10 tlle
oit.trratcl subject, the remark ot Carlyle. that
II 10 "ot quite perennial, !nlinite character.
and Its s!gulticalIce vii! eyor dsMaud to 10 anew
Inquired int1, ana Auow lnadu inAutfcst."
In the aceompIishtaellt Of h!a enleaTos. Dr..
Gelkie gives q history Ut the ago and tho coan-
try In which Jesus lived; Of thr people W whom
liz wns surrounte1. and of their religious and
spclul customs; md also Of the po!ty OF the
great natlou-thcn ruling almost tho who's
Known wurlA-by which thc, jewish sace bad
bxeu eublcetcl. The author hRs allowed htin-
xclf the utluust latitude of sp0ce III tho az
e1npltnratfon Of his subject, anu gtves IN !ull
The sayings and diaeoursds Vt Chrtst with elRo-
pFato conitt.cuts and expeditions. Ills work
1llt two large volumes, xhirh arc tssued III =
superior stylo by tho American publishers. A
number Of fu!l.,aQc enxrayiaR+ of scenes IL the
NulY Land clnbclish tho volumes.
, 1877-12-15

cuv1TAr Uvr rA.r1nNs Nr 7rT nyyT1fs
rifK ,IFFEi,FNT poitMs UF FtuWENs on
ii A N1a III rnE EHME SPECIES. iiy
t,mAm.,n ns DARWIN. ii, A.. +, It, u, Wtlh iI,us-
ttst,ons Now Yotk, il. Appleton 4 Co. GhI.
cauot Janstu, McClusX i IL. l2ulo., pp. 352.
PrIee. sl.oo.
Ltnnnus divided nowess, according to their
sc1aa. 'ea."no' 49,, ~. w.. .ss =, y,
ID "afea p14Hls ano s.a"eoa atc Ptesea. )" 'no
same howeFt Hcro called dhcrmaphTod1to. !. the set"
arata lowers On tho same plant. werc called
s"anc,.io,;. a,asS tho third In which lin aowrr.
.honax'ous, NV -. ~ ..n "s" -.s Wv ~" w..
having plstus sno thoae u&f'ug stanchs arc
borne on separate plants. were called dlr-
ciout; .apd tbs fourth, In which tho lowcra are
.an.ttms. hsrmanhrn,,t. an,netf,nea rnnnr,
sop''''n'ss ...' "e' ,t.Ns.S... 'Ao,a :,
clous, sna sometimes a2an a'teeto"s' rete talea
, 1877-12-15
DESTINY.

N'rr rnhfea brink, Hni ranf. grnwn crar
With tiA,p. nut rtarnb, aH3 Aluw t1rrny.
rn,ukr-cap}ma uLtt ur.nl "tl c:Iln.n"tn fras
'rllrtr nI,tltrL ceests; ntiie twn!t.'wx nrAr
And fnv thrir en,llr.. rItsllA.- nIatk,
lItukr only hy h f>h,I$e, ut,t! tni
With fnhlileAt a1nt. duMn ~ tht .ta1k,
The Grange advance., 1877-05-30
The following are from the Cannon
Falls Beacon, of last week:

line 10llOWlng are from the Cannon
Falls Beacon, Of last week:
Charles Smith informs US that he
found nest Of genuine Minnesota
grasshoppers on knoll near his resi-
dence one day this week. He thinks it
was the seed Of one hopper, for, on dig.
ging into the ground, he found num-
Der of eggs which were just ready to
hatch. The way Charley went for
those hoppers was not slow, and he
thinks there will be no more inroads
this summer on his crops.
This section was visited by heavy
rain storms the past week, and all fears
of a drought are dissi pated. The grain
was all sown early, and it now presents
the most flattering appearance. Moth
ing but an invasion by the grasshopper
plague can now prevent Goodhue county
from redeeming her reputation Of being
the best wheat growing county in the
world. -
The pigeons are nesting in the woods
few miles south Of this place, and the
air is full of flying pigeons nearly all
the time. Our sportsmen are bringing
them in large numbers. On Tuesday
Ira Murphy, D. f. Xale, Fred Barlow
and Albert Leach went out and sue
ceeded liz bagging 288 birds, and on.
thanks are due to this party for good
ly number of the same.
The result of our singing class last
week was the organization of Musi-
cal Society, who will meet and practice
once week. 1t is composed of the
singers who took lessons under Prof.
Vine, and they propose making use of
the knowledge they gained from his in
structions. .--.- q. .."
A great deal of inconvenience has
been occasioned this spring from moor
seed corn. Many of the farmers who
supposed their seed to be good. found
after planting that but little of it grew,
and the work Of planting had to all be
done over. 1.- - .@ar = -,
ALI nervous, exhausting, and pain
full diseases speedily yield to the cura-
tive influences Of Pulvermacher's Elec-
trio Belts anl Bands. They are safe,
simple, and effective, and can be easily
applied by the patient himself. Book,
with full particulars, mailed free. Ad-
dress Pulvermacher Galvanic Co., Gin.
cinnati, Ohio. 28yl
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I'VE regret to learn that the some.
what famous Hambletonian mare, Red
Wing Maid, belonging to Mr.. r. B.
Kellogg, Of this city, died week before
last. She had just foaled a col. from
Boylston, the noted Hambletonian horse
formerly owned by Mr.. Baker of Lake
City. The colt is living and thriving
as we'll as could be expected under the
circumstances. Mr.. David w. Wat
sons mare, well-known animal for
merly owned by the late Col. butcher,
Of St. Paul, also, foaled colt from the
same horse few days ago, which is a
beautiful animal.
Tho high priced fancy schools con.
tinually try to injure Baylies College,
devoting whole columns in their circu.
lars to denouncing our low prices, low
expenses, and our method Of doing bus
mess. They are now finding fault be-
cause many editors kindly notice the
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College, and sell our advertising certi-
ticates, all Of which rebounds to the ad-
vantage Of every student. Meanwhile,
the poor, but worthy and enterprising
young men of the land, constantly ar
rive ut keokuk, to secure q thorough
business education. So SAYS an officer
of the college. +.
i American medcated Blackberry
Brandy, for sale by Frederick g. Hack,
is represented to be q never failing cure
for cholera morbus, diarrhra, dysen-
terry. tlux and all kindred diseases. 1t
relieves pain, gives tone to the stomach,
restores the bowels to a natural condi-
ton and invigorates the system,. and it
is 1T the same time palutable and cheap.
in cases Of Consumption, "Forest
Tar" aids expectoration and promotes
sleep, often cures first stages. ~
PAINS in BACK, HEAD, HEART,
Lungs, RAeumat,sm, Neuralgia, Luna-
bdgo, Sciatico, PNeumotic Gout, Nerp-
ous and Kidney diseases, positively
cured by DR.. Filters RheumQtic Rem-
edy and Vegetable Licer Pills. Never
teil achen perserered IN. For circulars,
Pamphlets, Guarantees, &c., go to yoasr
Druggists, N9sen & Funk, agents for
BED Wing. 43yl
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A Pleasant Duty.

It is always pleasure to recon-
mend a good article, especially one that
so admirably sustains all recommended
tions as does DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and C,lds,
being perfectly reliable in every respect.
A severe cough or neglected cold
yields readily to its wonderful power.
By it the worst cases of Asthma and
Bronchitis are cured in the shortest
time possible. Consumption and Cough
worn patients will remember this reme-
dy is guaranteed to give immediate re-.
lief. DR.. Kings New Discovery is
pleasant to the taste and perfectly harm
less. AS you value your existence you
can not afford to be without it.. Give
it trial. Trial bottles free. For sale
by all druggists. .