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BEN mn EOR PRESIDENT.
Republicans Talking Of - Candidate for 1850
a sequel 10 the Recent Tour.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2G.-It Is said here by
gentlemen In n position to know whereof they
speak that the Administration Republicans are
seriously considering the feasibility OF captur-
ing the great mass of Southern Democrats by
cutting some prominent man from that section
forward as Presidential candidate for 1880 on
an independent footing II has been suggested
that Bon Hill of Georgia would be- an available
man. and that with Liberal Republican like
Gen. Banks OF Massachusetts for Nice-Presi-
dent n ticket would be made which would sweep
the South and draw Off considerable strength
of Republicans in the North. The watshvord
Of the campaign is Of course. TO be rcconclia-
ton. united country and united people. Tho
speeches Of Hayes and Key in New England
aro the forerunncrs Of this movement and
the encouragement which the Presidential
party received from the people of
that section has been very gratifying.
The only damper on their cxubcrnnt
spirits is the temper shown by certain South
ern sheets in commenting upon Postmaster
General Keys anusion to his fellow ox-Con-
fed.rutcs ns crring brethren and vilcst sinners.
ii IL hoped, however that the southern tour
which the Administration starts on next month
VIII aSbri an opportunity TO dis-i pate the un-
favorable impression TINT these misunderstood
allusipns have created at the South. Ben Hill.
! is thouslit. VIII prove the most availablc
tcnsiblc leader of this movement His ability
~ a lawyer and orator Is uuqucstioncd and
moreover he Is personally very popular with
the masses Of the southern people. He was an
Old Line Wing, kut he was one Of the foremost
Confederates till the close Of the war. After the
war he was earnest and consistent in his sup
port OF the Constitutional amendmcnts, and
lost some popularity thereby among the BOur-
bon element He is u pure man. and WIS one
OF the most earnest advocates Of a peaccahle
settlement Of the electoral count difficulties.
His voice has been throughout TINT long aud
memorable struggle for peace. and he more
over was not u party TO any otthe hargainings
which his colleague. Senator Gordon rnshly
engaged in. Altogether. the friends of this
movement feel quite assured of "A general sup
port and sympathy on the part of tho masses of
ihe Southern people. and with proper pross-.
lyting at tho North they believe TINT the great
bulk Of the Northern Republicans will DC won
In
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4 DEIItNT cLFRGYM.fN.
The Rev. M~. Mccarthy. An.wc- 60 the Com
mittee who Tried Him.

D.. Il. \ NJ q
~ ivy. HarleN L. Mc'hIlny, nhStoT bl
,h., ,,,or,.,, pr,o c,,,.,h l., rri,...,. H.
w .''''' ~ '' ''' "iD"' III 'hN'i9'S Pi"'''
was greeted by q large congregation ycster-
.l., ,o,.,,... a. i,.,..t., A., - -, -,
ro,ly ,n ,he de,isio, ~ ,he co,,r,i,,oo -, ,h,
49, -, ~ VI Wv
thlNrTNhllSt 'hurch whlch declared him guilty
of inlsterial conduct and scnterrscl him to
a., o.,s,,.I NJ IL. - -. Il, III. -
'f'''" ,'P' w ""'." HAS
been forwarded To the committee. Is as follows:
S,.y yo,. An, .. 1877
---. - - ,'f, ,''t''. -; ~ ''~"A A'1 90
f1.o@.,"' "i'"a'o' , ''u, D'',p1'"' .,... f..
h"I"hsA am 'u ,'''p' o your .om"'un', anon a'i'n IN.
FORMING me 90 your decision on Ue 'a'. hhl mHn''""s
charges ronehi AGAINST me by ,he Rev Swce'Fr
am bound m duiy TO n,~h ana the denomination upon
which your sentence brings dcrSon. To lodge my solemn
app"a against this miscarriage OF Justice, on the follow"
ins grounds.
Bccau.c according 20 the rules and ., laws you
had no jurisdiction to IT,, mo- having once before In
former tra illegally and unius,iy condemned me In
The ,ir, o msnicst .hip YOU hurled asan. me
IA, annthent oi your suspension ani Illegally brought
ms ministerial character into disrepuc Your DE-.
nominAhonAl biAs and Osoiry drowned your nsc Of
'u.u,- ., ,,. ,..,. ,. -. ,, g., II.
hes @kan Wiz he Will p ~, ~ i1vs , ny ~
.n.,atr are a. toows Am found guilty of v!ontins
my irus A. an ordained munster l.! using i,l-c and
abusive language drrgaloiy to the board Of Trustees :
ihn hie.ckrr stree hntcn smi i,s mlni,,cr Also o
,hr Mnoi den"minn"n A. Veil aS ihc Resckor street
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PITCHED SKULL.
A Woman's BrU,.ed Head that Endangered
Her Life fe-Ingenious surgery.

Mrs. Frances Holmes, who was assaulted
on the 9Th instant is probably the only woman
in this city who can boast Of having silver
skull Immediately after the assault DIR. Bow
den and Dr. Bruce made an examination Of
Mrs. Holiness wounds She had received seven
scalp wounds in different places, two COM
hound fractures Of the skull and a flesh
wound on the arm. The larger OF the com
pound fractures was two inches in clrrum-
Terence. making an extensive deprrs-
SION into the brain. two inches Rhoy"
tho left rhr and three inrh"s back ui the nlr.
The uihrr lratur" Wa lack Of Tho left ear The
physirians thought death inevitable, and Cor
Ou"r Flanagan WIS summoned t. ihk" Mrs.
Holmes ante -uurirm Opposition. Ith"l was
then hdmiui-trIrd.t ~" -ralp Auund- W"r" dr"r-
cd and IA" trHciur"h trrihnn"i. NMNlihrlhnd
ing the uuiouhi"d serious hspr1 pl -" 'dr".
Dr. BoWdrn determined b. satr M<. llDlmro =
llfr 4 piece ui bon" th' -iIi pi bean. hnd
entered IA" brain nud that Wns IA" origin Oi
alarming -SmItnnh. II we "sifnf"i - q
most drlrai" operation. Dol" had been
knunkrd ln ~" skull thr riNe nl u twenty i've
cent ui"e" II Yhs d''id"d a. pat 'l that WIN u
iin,'H ~, silver A I.irl whr mhlr. and thr
plat" prepared ~ skilled workman. II ilii'i
ihe ciyiy ntly tn" scalp Nas drawn up
OVER u and has entirely clnt'd osef Mr.
iloim"s In comfortable hbd hes lntif" r"rOs'fb
H. assured. The surgical "prfhilYn- N"fr per
formed entirely JOS Df Buwi"n. b. Bruce eDn-
tIlbullDg sVuussI aud hssislanee.
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RIOT IN 4 THEATRE.
The Way In which they DO some Things In
the tIty OF Churches.

While the Brooklyn police officers were
few and far between on Saturday night. the
Olympic Theatre. in Fulton avenue. was the
scene Of lively battle. The Olympic is a var-
city theatre. and in its gallery sit choice spc'i-
mems of Brooklyn's bruisers. At abou, l0',,
as the porformnn'c was dragging toward
the end. some ~ the younger ruillans in the
gallery became displeasel with the show and
with themselves. and began Il riot Those seat
ed III the lower part Of the house became panic
stricken.
Manager Jarvis and his mus 'uar ushors en-
dcaNorcd to quiet the mob in the gallery. and
the young rutlinns. who wrrr principally from
the Firth Ward. became furious, striking ut
everybody who opposed thom. The employees
of thu hous'. headed 10y Charles Pear~ali. the
head usher. and special Police Officer Leicli.
mad" an attack on the rioters. and there was a
lively struggle MIR. pcar-ul was badly hurt
t.l the head and face and Oni'er I"ich -
pounded On the body Manager Jarvis WAS
also struck. Mr. prar,nll WIS hit ON the hcnd
wife n soda n.wutcr bottle. II" WIS taken to "A
drug store where his wounds were dressed.
The rioters ilcd. No arrests were made.
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The Pastor or an Uptown Church ~ Prison-
er In Harlem Police Court.

The spirit Of true inwardncss is not confined
to Brooklyn The congregation OF 81 rauls African
Methodist Episcopal church IN l5sth street Elton
avenue Is in trouble Early yesterday morning Size Iar
lem Police Cour, room was filled with colored people
aud after the ordinary sunday morning business had
been transacted, Sarah Frances Washington ooored
sin Of hite'n summers, approached the desk to make
complaint AGAINST the Rev willis rrrswel Bowman. her
minister She testified that ater irstN al o the church
On Thursday uNtnls last, the Rev vi Bowman took hd
oi her confidence IN him her pastor The Rev
Mr. Bowman. whuir 80 NeArs 90 and intelligent de
ns that he has been guilty, snd saNst j. conspiracy
the part oi lev rn'nrs he has IN the church lir
add, that within the pat year The pnant has wit
ten HIM i've notes, such as should not he wuttrn hN q
mode Il maid Ne has family, and feels dt, py cd
~ 'hc charge Justice kasinire held hin iu s5Uu
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~ EXPECTED EXPLOSION.
Who nre the Insurance Onicer. that sleep
Over Dangerou. Noicanot

Since the discovery of the s6i,oOo check
forgery upon the Union Trust Company. mys-
terous hints have been given by the detectives
that some men holding high positions might be
implicated. II has been an open secret for some
time that the forgery had created trouble in the
New York Life Insurance Company manage
mcnt. At the time Elliot. one Of the forgcrs
quietly walked away from the officers who had
him in custody it was hinted that the escape
was a put up Job. and that his absence was
more desirable than his company. That there
is good ground for the above rumors is ovi-
dcnced 10y MIR. Wheeler II. Peckham's state
mrnt, that in "A few days an arrest will be
made OF prominent business man that Will
create grcni sensation
The first thing that created suspicion that the
fOrgcrs had help from the inside arose from the
fact TINT the number Of Tia" sGiOOO check iol-
lowed in regular succession the last check
regularly issued 10y the New York Life Com
pany and to obtain this information II wan
friend in the Office. Following these suppOsi-
tloIls comes the answer of George W thadwi"k
who n ia Ludlow street lail charged with par
uclphtion IN IA" forgery. liz ayers LAT the
check IN qu' stiun WAS not "A forgery lui wis
regularly sign'd ~ blank hy the President and
Vice President oi The company lthpprarr that
those officers nat" h"rh accustomed iu signing
cherks IN blank and Chadwick maintains ihnt
ON" Of the officers illl"i ~ ~" rhrrk and that
the irtlnn against hlu In lnniihird hb tlIe rnnl-
Iuuy a. sfirli Tue ON rf- ifnm dlfgfur..
M" to. nlr d"i"'tlt" ~ a well known lnsur
hnr. company sand yesterday ihinA ih"f' o.
"a sensation hh"id No. iils mhii"f Nuul,,-'.
yuu ufI.td ihhi ilNs fnre'fy occurred Nlsf
nhfiut the iifn" n war announced ihnf fhr H.
suranc Department "H- 4" maxi H"hf . ing
lnkrHilghiiNn - inf ~fuphni's Hnnlf-. II ls
my opinion that ~ =" De- nYurihinz hnhInd nI
thiH hHd that tbs ilfg'Ty Ans pffu.ffaftli fir
the pnrpo.' oi Obtaining nnn'Y Nlih Whl. o. fY
/ rnttf up IfNf NfIuuh transact 10 VI HI uulltHs
and rhhra trf nn ~" lHi' ~ sum" ~ ii
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sEyfToR MoRroN IupRoJING.
DIR. bliss OpinIon or his Conditional Teie-
gram sent 10 Hayes.

RICHMOND. Ind, Aug. 2C.-At . o'clock to-
night DR.. Bliss says: Il am willing TO base my
medical reputation upon the Assurance that the
acute pains in senator Mortons right side WIN
not return" The senator has passed n very
upon an invalid lounge in tho lnrk purlor chat-
ting with old friends and several nnighhorS
from Centreville while his sick room was Dein.
aired.
MAJOR Burbank arrived from Kansas tonight.
The following patch WAS sent this evening
in r,~ponscto an inquiry rs to senator Morton :
condition:
RlcnNoNn. Ina Auc ei--s fOP VI
n, ~ Pl,.,ioa p Il Hint. kIosin. Mn.na. nii1eg.
tlu y senator Morton has tr.tti EASY tr.ts. Tie
indie fuly a. favorable as hc could oNi"ct
ions 4 HUHHANK
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The Visiting Rinemen.

The memhers of the British rife team spent
SUNDAY IN Garden City The and quiet Wcrc accept
aio 10 them MAJOR Waller was troubled wi,h sudden
attack OF -uut aui sit upon TIE IiHllA with hanlscd
foot Ihu>r who hat lr,N Ni,rIN N-itOd country with
thc lrisi i'am f,ina htd That tt team had made b,ter
st- u uluit uA ih'N hai rNtrduns Ht huinr aud
asctYtd the aitHnia-, o It, IroNnltA 10 the Atlantic,
and o. tr steady lfctN NOM the uatau over Land.
uiirukcu lY hi-h hill. majority ut the comcrs
wt Wit Sow YORK to-day, ANA began lracuslns atCr,ed-
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One OF the Eiem.n,. OF AN Excur.lon.

The Manhattan Club of Grconpoint went up
he Hudson yer on the barse Lr~is Roberts ani when
opposite l2ath street the return last evening n.ht
aro-' and pistols were used un.cr. RYAN amt kri~r
N il, Manhattan puh'r wrtr uNrfpnWtrl ami lt A'u
S'tst Sminck and other urHr, sfii fHfi'Dn ltf
s.f- Fred ll,luerg o' Gr'enpuint ana lfei rHin- f
Hunter fint Wcis shat 900 ihc beat t.'du. nt
to the hospHal and llellh'rs wa, lot k'd uI
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FMERURG Ne. Aug ga severe rain storm.
with wind IRON the southwest pres acd here last night
and lasted until TINS The Saco river IL very
high AMI still rising ntrAic is submcl scd, and large
quantity o cut grain T. being tuat away The locks of
The dam on Ballard stream hANr been swept out Thou
sands ui loss let luus, into the III,
the mill amounts to several thousand dollars Wash.
outs the railroad reported Hitn station
Bartlett part az tie tro se heinz CARRIED away ~ East
Brnnch. and u land slide occurred hal mi, AOO,c
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Lose BRANcH. Aug. pa large number o.,
prominent men visited the uH,k t,ll, tho
notable racer, ALREADY stabbed there Twenty horse
came down today los thr t,d Bank boat Among tho
hur,e- ALREADY here Problem. turnur Rlsh Kcs,ute
brAdhrai Derby, weasel and New York 1ur sday q
Iaees are Tie tOpe u ounN NersAlon ~ all The hotels
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Tho Irish Volunteers made thoir third annual
excursion up the Hudson yesterday. They were con.
NcAcd hs two barges ami steamer AMI all the boats
wers deu,,ly crowded. over 800 persons were On
board. Aiier pleasant sail which was cnliNencd by
h-D ana dan, ,l- tt tNtul-ufsf~ reached spring llil
nIovr carly ma TN afternoon and sat down go dincr aud
lunyhr, After am huut stay ulcA ,lnit knd Ton Nrw
YORK II WA nnuctatle thai there Wa. NDt dtunkrn
" AIs0rl-rIA Iersnn on lIe uunls
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TuI3 Yesterday morning. Timothy l'nnl hn,
s..I I.str 7tEsn-.,.f street, "as i"uii nn 'tH i"us
lnaU.ltt at-l q 4trf stcl bc0fr Hi' nnNllHn'e
sDH.H H.u., I.4I.t 1A.lr "sit nn iniftsH fit'n's
n. II, ere % Tho trInusr examining tl' tffi
i.ui uiu Ats di-sa~ Hl mat Is illht
l- 0af go An fa,i q" tnr fNs he ls sad 20 ha'f dri
.f.ff 30 mental o. ibnsuf H. Niif Was 49,
nir it' sts ntil sarh N Nlns ip her ole ha' hte
chI4IeH aDi is 40 1isdesA
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SAN Francisco. Aug. 26.-Thc Merchants
Exchange Bank of this city announces that 1t will into
liquidation Immediately The liquidation l. caused by q
plethora 90 rl' capital snsnauon n mercantile aud
sto cTc aud decreased business under ruunu- co,.
'Muon ils bank Is perfectly solvent and viii pay
dollar dollar
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Msalhr, nm.. I.r.al,llnn.

81 l"'mir-yN-3 r.. ",
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oapu q L,5ntl.

Despite the psPHirr DDfinr chat the
eIaEne8san and gthar nntnaals etn rhunee
thelr elasr II vi. Professor Gs-usru ssTs
there Il uaai gf ssiiali1fe erl5apee IN
fsrgr q the belleF DrEwiug Z, fsr en-
slaerz1d0n sshs5nls e uaa1nlls il tive
grgass q soiuFaraiire trzllrbes and p,lls-
Bsss We fad thsi hgSH ~ darkBass q;
habitat determines tie eGllr a. a Whsle.
T8.s azas1ni q 81 IL their surrounding
il n inverse relsi5ss - the b,l1lunss a
CIDER. The DARK eslorf nre suzs5 n sr-
esas aud - DARK sole the 5sis ol.srs ca
plains and so9E The b5saebisy E-sesss
nJFilss sg the lgwer sSrsEss- 70 tie retstra
psgsSpns d 1sinsls By reSse4ipa. IA he
Esisr ibs ssne ~ trne the r1rers with
muddy bottoms beiag pegy8sS b. DARK
forms The hrIniani e9lgr7 are fouss Il
bgf Hnd suDuy Eassrz o. transparent lakss
Ihis EGs sbgwn u q great rAriefy II
instances
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The faaloRieg ekiraets frsu rsse.f
article - ksgsa a,a lStnezr. soa9ais some
usefsi Suggestions
Ca az zFegzse horses rasaire s1aoeirg
once morah. The isBg4h II time a sa,e,s
VII uear aepen3s nnrh 90 tse kfud of
serFlne horse Is doing, and On the kind
81 road be u daily tEzEeIliBx- A tenn
bsns il heayy 6rspgbt does ns1 wear on.
a. nnany Shoes ~ one ase9 ii hack.
gasek is0tSos grin3s ssoes down -nore mn
idly than saos Rss- Some prreuaent j
HARDER 90 Ahoes tina de crsinarr ras
wh1s tie friefion n gsarelly rand wears
them away rzPiay. Woosen pareneaf \
bzs 1tsae SAVING % he wear and tear n
Ehoea. fer the grif aud dzs Which beeonse
lzapscted 10 the isaersxiees ef the wooden
bloek gySnd aNsy khoes IKE lie frissson If
~ emery whesa The hi1d shoes wear
sas frsss and shesx i nore ssrsis ana f,;e.
taon o. them than % the forward shoes
IL = impcasibss and imprps.er kur horse
70 wear shoes more fbzs six weeks. for he
growsh q me Soot Ehosseas he shoe. -
wsll n einsess he shape ctberwsse. The
Bexiaet will easss the shoe % snerpueh
upon Ehe Bsft texfsres 81 me foot ard pro-
1uee lamesem.
There are bst few practical ineehanies
ubo hzrs szEeiesxy stmlied rhs foos Il
The bsfse Il = p0s enonxh 10 knDw the
asntossy q tie fpof and piers % inssrta
naii eas % eanss pain, but the foos Should
- stafEe3 n he state q nzfsre. before
she nerhanism n man has By artificial
appliaases dissostsa T. The shape of the
hpsf n che rTld horse, or of zoe which
hza neser bes1 bod. sbsuld Be- taken q !
EncdeL rs fsa 3 thea properly balzs-
ssd. neifher ses issg asr TO broad. bus 4
Ilzs adjsstsd ifssf % sasars. and The mus
les and tendons ere not ssEaiAe8 81 t1rel
yos6aeDent sad ssski u y shoeisg eilasxe
he anasamiral relzfions ~ de KDcs, snd
Be bsst jsdgusnt n he asetbsnis-is oiteu
sxsd q c0r1eet The grcwiag deformisg--
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fsln uassiiilEll ianlisE- Whsu . raasaD-
aisg alailliig nsuhmllt j. iptn,a, ai,f harse
i alae N iaH hanas, aiU hs unily preserves
Aise nnrnai aisE1e III alsn hsgh and I'D lasts
dias si,ae Is grassnt Il Yhe Erse n the
hsaf Of tbs alnnss y placed tlsnrs sas . par-
1lrTiasf PURPOSE and Aispula mt D. eat ~
iiie abaar. If siiis iszslipwea, nMtrnrhhn
and lnnnaDess VII snliBw. Tlhe sirrg,e and
waiEfa ST iiIf ahse Hispni6 he nnnnnsnsal-
aaa Is ahe purposes fir Ntluh 1iiFy are de-
aiEnaa The trank harss reanises . sipe
iightn and wtabuut nnriks, R.iiiil 1hs
arRnEtH hurst must have 4 ha1Ey ilrul,d
shse. wrlh ,nurkE AZ ausifis him III niraiu
tOrAt,iiic and trnRa win 1hs least l'os,iii,ia
strain.
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inexperienced 5ndiEiauas ind iIi-d1nf
sl,epnhlNur wuat6 sometimes n1tsnna ~
1Gl M thsf Nillar ilie an tins 3arn Hfnrdf
the iRrmeT IN abundance 1T ialsure, M N
uthar wnrtiG, tint there II ii1sir wurk TINT
eUr b. accomplished Ia nGraulAas during
1ts seasau in winch fgostf hin6 1hs uEs-sil
anah Indssiduaif ETqErsH1ly. fzupw very
lreie II natua farm lite fIlrman Eiilp
Enuia wort 1har way 10 SUCCESS and Z
eauHgissnry nrEiIE sid Hgs, BtHE The
maxim u 'BBoE aslHiiGrd -'sla thIif Ivy
the 4lpv would nhrive, himself mus eiaher
mud N driuf --aha az; trum tilu lrrinni-
pie bp rher uwl wurk NJ tuy u 1nssiiiis
with N lizzie hired haip M Enu i,e Gun
almr with Wls Fuung hammer vino hns n
Nurk ms WY NJ 1helandar Of V'satth snn,-
msnnins win miiy VERY ilniftsd nleHns,
eunnn mhtl hentNry ry depending aIl-
liraiy pl,np hiref li,Gg 5t must Wurk
with hk nwn iHsnuE, Ehiis at aim sEms
tims hf snHiuH iiIs frIlInE and al usiisr
facuttiss
Wluta brinsS IL eures u vel NJ Hli1inE
and Hlsgumar. stDnk mus be keJn u the
barn and enrea in niBsenG u eIrlns 8u-
themselves n IaEuTl Tins u itEeH n
no small a,re, taking NJ seva-I. huun
daily when 1bUuueh,T vel tioHe, n Z
shpIlid b.. Then alnre IN liiwrW nun
Dsriesf sEnan jiis winch mus be auur
sulh Us nurtmg hauling Gud lrspu-ins
wuD1 preparing ianut s1Uf -tnalIllr
STRIPPING II taDaaav where ai1a Il EynEn
tiuE.inE manure gHs1li, : nut sinli,sf iaaTIiG
&c 1r improvements, moving sinnef v'har
necessary preparing bsuu lmist m lFau
h-ush, and ahs 1huusal,5 and uns usissr
lIHtis things vhlut Ea Uiway pnmnc III
and nsso nzieutIun au : walstrsEuiIziel
firm. These MUS be done Imv, or dur
mr. male busy sEasup, Hnt esununly
wuuio in11ztf ahRi aie wFrBar ssasun "
ihe bez.sf sime Plum are fu-ulsG nnv
tunis are suprin uIt, 1ia BueF sssHIr.G
unt extsnasG lliurHatiuu 1t EIlinsd fran
raaalng and iIisarnuI-st with ms fellow
tirmen NpiErnlsr vim vgriio i,t u Y,ISt
che 1lmes, md dpes business Wu-sny Il I'd
nIaie ham Is lhs name ID even 1 small frr-
msr, nasa he ada ever though -is sui
ernnla be uuiaivaisG In my ezlraris1,re
ans dissertation very lew progressive and
rlslpr tarRsr E,spe nlntif u eneu time
unemployed although very mnaH d ai,t
h.br uBy ssem " iiz-is present lrti1 ~
1ie mere Isltns-un = Lssn'ary 5sasflsnaI
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gns TGins dLDs

Ice hnf bsspmt ss inlpur.Eua IL the
manufacture 81 ihg beE bua-ar, and IL
the gressrru1iup Il FRUITS. YeEu.s.i,ee md
ueEtf IL tbs GUNNER lild 10 farmer CHI
EfrG r. be wHhum n With L rpaG lus-
hBRss. Nal FLED be uEu pus his J,s:rlshs-
lie prpauG.t ln18 the hume marker IN fra
ME e1n&Tigr, md sci % the suY g tie
markst Malh u 1ne uIuag-lu flr iuulilr
euusu1uIliIu inevitably spuiis tr VIE
u 3se. fruits bsgame stale mix suurs-
neuts IRE tpi1ss5 tui1fr ErgEt -Ebsl6
Eua these losses puits5 taa unlh mus
thru tbs lubw u gathering and Staring
the ICE. Il NO lufrs, Rs.stllT haJT,eus tint
TIE ttrM q the ssasln IL nlE ublT iise best
aut 1ns ptly opportunity t9r sssu1apr I
sppey DeAeHtsr las 1t gaDerl.lT more
transparent and SOLID iilug Ihas Riit;t s-lrlns
llGer vf.b partial b nssts3 Hngw p,uu TIE
surface The shsg1 irsq q lRs; seas.u
was ewing ruIiu = Is the ne-isgi 81 the
Dspsuo hlrrssi Good lee nlisia have
bees Epfbsred then, bui ere-ybDdT VIE
FlItlng tlg thicker irt. which In uuur
faages I'd M 1aEsR AZ al the waE 4
god tbing far lssrDsr Y mime bl !. rltts-
Expensive 5grihs zullinisu1,sf further sl,,rti.
WAC usually depend u,,uD the hsr1e suIEilv.
fNrnsr. We are ElRa - know, Ire Etr-
flDg inars 10 the hrha 81 ufipg ipe. and
IND < 4 lcIisliae rrpf % gissi,er Ii 1hs
sln4,is LEN d manufacturing Ind JrsserT-
M butts'. Il would aErs nlillalE % duliurf
to the rpuutrF. Nut ahH1 h1H the
bui1sr seIs 70 the lu-ge Ing-ts.f Is II the
lgver sra3ss, ID6 hRt - 5s SUD n / dit
eganf " y 70 - pee esld Win a
bssaes Preservation u The mix EDd cream,
saHh ne lps would FURNISH, and 1assr
methods 90 making md Staring. md send
ing 10 market. t.ha imnsnse loas nigh, be
sars5 to the farnsR Ct 1hs epTrs;ry.-
Amerseas AyrsenstEris,-
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In s0ns parts 81 Belgizn, ays tie
Jsw1szf 4 4gySeslfavs Fref5gss, an a.
tewg1 has been nsade % exfirEzis r8adsE
Ihess E.tle ani-naiss fhoagt they hare
ss1lts, Yossem AZ the sssae time many
reeoGneB1Etivas Al one a The mos
eieg1nt ehs.eaux IN tie sBaBfry-aar-
r9zsaea By park, adorned BY nsgBik-
eeat iSEus-De1 were employed 70 eateh
aud XII lie a0les. Aver tine shsF AZ
disappeared ss3 died. The grass q the
laEns 800. pitbersd The esnas o. tss
mischief vas . s@sn, white EorD, which
had rrevi0asly bsen keTa dOEn By the
z1a3es The proprietor was sbliged 70
stoek liz plsee WIKI 4 FRESH ssptsy 81
ruesss, after which tie hEns soarisksd as
formedy.