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2HisreAanu.
Cruelty of tladj Ahmed, last Bey
OF Constantine.

When the French fnally reduced Con-
stantine, one Ut The Algerine cities, in
lS4S, the Palace of Hadj Ahmed excis
Led general admiration. and the women
of his large harem caused unusual curl:
osity and compassion, from the tales
spread Of his cruelty 10 them He
sprang f,om wealthy family of the
place, and had been Khslifa under the
Bey Brahamel Rabbi, hut exciting tue
jealousy of that ruler, fed to Algiers *
There he won the goodwill of the Pa
sha, and in 1926 became himself Bey Of
Constantine.
HIS cruelt;es were the theme of every
tongue. A summer house used TO q
shown in his garden where he was ac-
customed to sit and smoke, while his
harem, all altired in their finest array,
passed one by one before hin. They
were required to keep their eyes cast
down, their arms folded across theft
breasts in modest attitude One day
one of these women, as she passed
through the garden, plucked an orange
The Hsdj Ahmed ordered her hand To
be nailed up to the tree
Oae OF his four wives was an Italian
girl named Acha, carried off, when
chill l. with her brother She Was d
queeny young woman, and, after the
French occupation, was instructed, and
in time married French officer Her
influence had heen great with the Hadj
Ahmed, yet when her brother, after ris
ling TO high rank in the army, discov.
cred finally that his sister was in the ha.
rem, Hadj Ahmed put him to death for
daring to ask TO see her.
One day some of the women found g
pipe, and, tn divert themselves, dressed
one OF their number in turbsn and
robes, and Set her up to smoke while
they waited upon her Hadj Ahmed burst
lin upon this childish scene, tore his
mock representative from her seat of
honor, had her mouth sewed up as x
punishment Tor daring 10 plsce his pipe
within it, and ordered her put to death.
From time to time, during his rule.
1.-TWO men would be seen at night, one
bearing to the height overlooking the
valley of the Routhel long hnx open
at each end, the other white satk from
which smothered moans escaped Halt
ling at thee stones, the box was placed
Oh the middle one, the sack slipped on;
one end Of the box raised, aud the sack
shot out down precipice of six hun.
dred feet Some hours later men au.
preached the sack on the rocky bank of
the river, opened it, took out womsn's
corpse, and convened it to the grave
This monster lived many years after
his overthrow, and died an object Of
horror.
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Id,eness and SIN.

Some temptations come to the indus
trious, but all temptations attack the
idle. Iile Christians are not tempted of
the devil SO much as they do prompttbe
devil to tempt them Idleness sets the
door of the heart ajar, and asks Satan
to come in, but if we are occupied from
morning till night, should Satan get In,
be must break through the door. Un
der sovereign grace, and next to faith,
there is no better shield against temp,
tation than obedience to the precept that
I'VE be Mot slothtul in business fervent
in spirit, serving the Lord"
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C0WardtCe,

You are coward, if afraid to tell the
truth when you should do SO. You are
coward, when you insult the weak -
You are coward, if afraid to do right,
if you shrink from defending your opin-
ion, from maintaining that which you
know to be Just aud goodi and you are
especially coward, ii you know certain
things of yourself, and care not to own
them to yourself
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Butler, the Great Satirisf, on Law.
yerS.

More nice and subtle than those wire-drawers
OF eduity and justice, common lawyers;
Who never end, but always prune suit,
To make it bear the greater store of fruit.
As leboring men their hands, criers their lungs,
Porters their backs, lawyers hire out their
tongues.
A tongue to mire and gain accustomd long,
Grown quite insensible to right or wrong.
The humorist that would have had a trial
With one that did but look upon his dial,
And sued him but for telling of his clock,
And saying twas too fast, or slow it struck.
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A wedding was arranged" in Hart
ford last week, and the guests we're in
waiting and the bride expectant At
the last moments the groom said to
friend, "The times are so hard that I
must give it up" and made his swift
way to the railroad depot.
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L. p. FARQUHAR. MI. ID.
formerly Of ZanesvilIe, 0hio,l

Physician and Surgeon,
Office and residence in the Kirkbride property,
WOOD s SFI E L D, D Il I o.
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes by
close attention to business to merit public
confidence and patronage.
Chronic Diseases will receive special
attention. may4,'!5Y.
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Officers.
President-JE JESSE A. KRYsoR.
Vice Prestdent-JAMEs ARMSTRONG.
Secretary-GEo P. DoRR.
Ireasurer-W. T. MORRIS.
Mdrshal-JAs. G. JOHNSTON.
Directors-C. MosER, GEORGE Rose
W. II. SIMMONS, JAMES ARMSTRONG, JNo
B. REED, JOHN DOUaHERTY.S. P. WooD,
THos. WRIGHT.
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Measurement Of the ground must be
mado and sworn to by competent sur
yeyor, aud thsamoupt produced must be
sworn to by some ore having knowledge
of the amount. A full statement Of the
method of cultivation and cost Of pro.
duction must accompany each entry
Kind and quality must be stated. En-
tries may be made with the Secretary 10
December l, 1877.
mmittee-The Board of Directors
of the Society.
EQUEsTRIANISM.
Lady rider, 1st prem. $40 I'd, So
Five to enter. 3 to start. One hour
of the third day of the Fair will be devo'
ted to Equestriauism. The committee
will decide only with reference to the
ease, grace and style of the competitor
and her command of the horse. Nora
cling will be allowed.
Boy rider, premium" .........."..Slt
Same conditions as for lady riders.
Committee to be selected on the
ground.
Discretionary premiums will bsauard-
ed on meritorious articles, whether in
this list or not.
Jesse A. KEYSOR, Pres.
GEO. p. DoRR, Sec.
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NOTARY PU Lie.

THN undersigned, having been appointed
i Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to fill Pensioners Blanks. admin
lister Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages, and other instruments OF
writing. JOHN JEFFBRS.
aprlS,'7sY. Beallsville. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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A clumsy man with big feet Is the
biggest train-wrecker lady knows Of.
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= DR.. j. w AY,
i Physician and Surgeon,
ELM COVE, Washington Up, Monroe
County, Ohio.
All calls promptly attended to, during the
lay or night.
feb23.'69.
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GLASS G-FAautsa IMPLEMENTS.

Committee--Jos Baker, Harvey Mitchell,
Philip schumacher, Sr. Frederick Muhlsuan,
Alexander Hutcheson.
Best pillow for general purposes. ..........s3
IShould the Committee deem it necessa.
ry, the merits of the pillow will be decided
by trial
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RAISING a. RRAGE

TbeDhio Farmer Il = aAs petsabl
complain that they caunet have any iaak
with cabbage il wa MT EhesdstoF them
Tire cabbage Is just a. easily gsesa - any
other plant if its natural wants are met il
the surrounding conditions These wants.
although not many not dltheaii % smeet.
are imperative aud must be mt il sorse.s5
is to be secured. A little stuiy d u ia
turs will give some insight into the charac
ter Of these wants. The cabbage il Il Sien.
NAL plant. and all its effort, during rs tirst.
wears growth are directed toward laying
up In its staita aud thick stems and leaves.
MS large an am1uat of plant food as possible
to be drawn upon fsr the production Of seed
during the second year. As the forma,
lion Of good heads requires rapid growth,
the FRS, necessary condition isa very rich
soil. II is very difficult. ifno, impossible.
10 have soil too rich for cabbage. provided
il is thoroughly rotted And il is next To
impossible to SECURE satisfactory results
without rich soil. This plant is native
Of he sea-coast Of Europe. and gE.ws il !
moist soil and atmosphere. From this IL
would seem taat the nearer these conditions
can be met the better. Where it can he
secured, moist bot not vet sol. should be
selected. But one or the most essentisl
conditions If success Of cabbage raisIng is
frequent and thorough cultivation With
on. this. success can seldom De achieved
with it. fair success may be had even sh+a.
ether things are not very P,opltious u J.
hard TO oyerdo in this mqtter. gabbage
should be thoroughly eultisated with pioS
or hoe at least twice each weeks Tins
frequent stirring Of the soil keeps 81 con-
stsntly in rorons and moist condition =
that the demands Of this sHcegtgns gFaw,sa
plant is fully prt. No one shoad a.
tempt 10 raise this plant for psoff who ]
not willing 70 give tbs tAofSagh eulldre
Nv - ~ y 7's2+g ~ fW4F rF@ n
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rARMsns NEED GARDESs.

- - -
Everybody admits what the benefit Of a
good garden Is TO . family !. and YET very
few farmers psy esvpgh attention 10 put
ting and keeping garden in proper order.
Some we know do really appreciate the
luxury ola sci, managed garden. but the
most q them donot. aud they fail to be-
y stow attention and work sufficient to mskc
il al answer the demands Of ga-den.
They bIinaly put in the plea that il Is too
snail business. aud they, have not too
time to attend toit. and that de wonen
and children folks mus lcok after aud rul-
rivste The garden. Why do farmers de-
prise themselves of,ke luxary aud gnod
health Of vegetable diet fol themselves aud
families upon The fipsy sblmsof Is being
small business and that they have 10
time 70 attend 20 the gsrdsn. When the
trulh 10 patent 70 every sensible fSmily.
that good garden rebounds more 20 the
health. happiness and profits of The house.
hold than fcpr.fold the scres caltivated
In other erOpss Let sbs gasdsn be aid
out, planted and cultivated 10 the Very
hest style. and teach She boys aud girls "a
take pride 10 making ID successful ID il,
{ proaacts Taste. skill aud industry can
sll Be cOmidned 20 great advantages 10 gar.
deDing. s aNss 81
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1fn day 1t home. Akrnis wanted. CUNT
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Dear Sirs- Whea IN Aiken.fss wirtcy, uscd yorr
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RENHpIEs AeAlssT IssEcTs.

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Tb. insect question is very important
enc: they wiII dcsirsy " if We dost dssI
troy ,hen,. The followiag modes use ss
demands, and neser.fsil: 8. $500
Melon ssd cucumber bug like rsdlsh
Ie4sss better fbss cher kisd. sos
few radish seeds 10 each bill. aud never
tose plant. Eafth-peTms eptSorms.
1hise srubs. aa5 10 fsct.sall sOft bodied
uorms. are szsily driven oui BY salt SON
broadcast YOa can debo- harm wiih ten
bushels 10 The acre, but a half bnshel l.
ample. Dry SACKED lime j. also eHeetual.
Potato. bugs aud iheir r.ss,l' ia Paris
sreea--oas tablespoonful. fjtf ten spoon
fuls. wstcr. one bucket; mix and keep
49, mixed. ss she Paris green settles apply
with watering pot.
For cabbage worms. spi y ssli. il I've
pissts are vet. o. strong brine II tbey are
dry ~
Turnip aies are destroyed by Gae slack
cd lime. busted over the sed
Rat Tie whole tribe Of depreda'ou are
voua.nuIly kep, down " ssking frithds
with the birds. TL.y are the Ds'ural eDe
saiesof All ipsecls. wvrps, grubs. AZ.
In hgbfinr sefn:n. vc must mot trytV
e5pose Nature buf taratber b!ipx, Be-
plsss. sud ssIss ber IL he isils. --Carsaa
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Il
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as.r FARM WISDOM. -.
80 49, s. ssa ------4,,s. !,
These are ' s'ilne sensible thi.gs said BY
,pmsiiody. l,sis worth while for 1T far
taners 4, femembsr fhat thotughcnls ure il
heitef tbah ti,rer mortgages on u firm.
That a,f fiiFsHsfve sarlagsH,sss The weeds
i expensive Dan y defen~ivesoaea
That good feuces pay better than lsw
.uiiifs wiIlf hsikfidrss "a
liiaaahp9 a. aseFsa i peg nade ~.
taa SaaDaT' tFS ~ y ,assa tns DIE NV4h>,
III So .aa ssssss ~ r. 80
YER wshss 4lSs11 $50 = -
@lliat I horse vine lass hls carssaack aud
l,avks iighlug Fshei any one approaches
lin i yicisus Don't bny him.
Ti,at scr,seiliil = thefesd Of salteniog hogs
Is \ waste .. grain. ~. 49,
sifhas eserfea fowls wont Inv eggs. a
That education ofchiidrep is money lent
.at Admired per cent..sf !
hst one evening spent Al bone III study
i more profitable thap ten 10 lounging
about country taveFns. al rsis
Thateo should always be MIXED sre-
galnrly sid uleabs -, =. s, /,
Thsritisthe duty &c every man to take
some &. al. reliable. GENERATING paper,
ana pay forsis p.omptly-ofseursc i
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Some farmers laugh at the idea of curry
IIsng and Bfusling dosn eowss.sbnt if they
could see The COW that che writer owns
which aas brought into good eond,tiDh--
flesh. slick coat, g.;cd aloShs,sald eeed ten.
per mot speaking Of the extra yield 81
milk and buner) from podr scrub q !
Thing, their faces sonid relax into. serleus
snxitty 81 inqaiiT,y 10 set ut The tscss u lie
,l,snagehasnf 'lvhlbl ysei acrd such won
fdsrful change = Erchinge
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Ina sisfe of nstufe the hose is almost
! constantly feeding re bites short. but
/, 10, hnTiedly or rayenuusly. The stomach
b. snsgie and of moderate >ize digestion j.
almost ccn,innaly going on. the food pas
sing out Il one orfice while il u coming in
fat the orher The supply Of bile IS SON.
slant, there being nv gall bladder OF reser-
vou iorl,. Bat wbiIe the stomach is small
he large intestines are prohibitions Detroit
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