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, 1877-07-28

lHH4HflbA4N &1Wf
ysts o s:G Tt
tnlsrhaae; IN .ho auditorium u tho Main E1hhi-
etrument vocal anr lnsin,men'al n,us!c pct.
,.,,"s 'otn,sd .t ~ she esnt,n! st.tloa va .tan.-
o!'s"s liz nvea.on I. 'eas ealea '"ae @G,oas ~
sssir9 s1tostsph ,sleone snA d5ors tana.
ha. yet appeared betosa the pqbllc. Tho trans.
hasms on vii s M Sns @
hasln1 soiaored, II .ths ecntfs . thin i,.k II
platinum. immediately 10 front Of which II IN nd.
pillar. 10 transmit ts music il IL ony nee. ssss1
,nabc, ~h!sh ss!I9n saa.s. tho d,sptfa:m l. Y
formed, and tho electric current tfaslsmlts every
vihraton over the wEru tu the receiving rRi.
upon - os .s
q paper i n,oistcnca Win certain chemical soia.
laced xIfo connected viii liz nssstIy1 polo sf
e' astesy !. F1xn oseF ths s t' s.,1ss
olta2inou., and ths. wire stldue ttcoiy o.er. iho
papcF; e4t when tho current to INTERRUPTED tho
'itss asss Il with disaiy This Di p9,neipio 1i III. l.
applied to no sceslvcr,--a soandln;' 'leaFl aud q
% H. dt' "ss wsc 's's o.ssss sfes ey q a ss
upnn u aud the wheel IT. smooth platinum ptstnt
At Tho end Vt i snrny, secured to the ccntsu
Of tho Sounding board. Tic current fsum the
battery passcs to thu spring, thence 10 tho n1ati-
sl,a point. thence through the MUST paper to fhe
t:fan,, md thc.cc back 10 tho battery. When tho
drum i turned tho paper passes forward, and shu
normal friction bct~eua tho point anl tho paper
Rlses forward u,otion 10 tho sprlny also, walch
tlrnws out one sfdo at tho s1unduy-
L,ard.. II now = wass Of current t,assus
through thu t,aper the friction disappears,
aud tho spring iot hans pulled. tho rs.onanter
tcStMs tt4 aof!1Qntal position. This takeA Ul4cp
st zach vibration. w mean, Of iii. friction tho
p!cea1le elect upon an electro n1xnct cxcst+ e1-
traordtnary strcu.th. stretched On this sounding.
board ars stlht wires, forming tho .a~at. Any
Of these will slheate when the segulrc4 number
OF vibrations per second arc na1u ty tho
sounding. board. For instance. middle c IN heard
WHEN go vibrations Mahe psr secull, The in
slf1huent IL extrIMuly sensitive, fcprodaces tho
highest note, and uyrsr0Alcs In great degree tho
G!aculty experienced In the uss Of c!eclEo nsgHcs,
whose towness OF operation IL due to the time re
CURED for the MayIettIation and 1cMayuctlsattOn
Of the Iron coscs aud tho production Of aucoud4ly
currents.
Thssepsoduelng apparstus was On q table In fnll
Ste* OF tho entire audience. Au operator turned
the dsum crank. unl Ar. Z. ". AseGne announced
befuFa each piece of music who WIZ tu sny ue play
ii u tho Central St4ttoQ, dyd miles dsst4At Tho
reproduction sounded A. II coming ffuua sscond-
rate !lultn that needed Eosin. Thu note could bo
heard distinctly throughout tbs af2ca ball ID the
city.
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dbl. hnt she did not 10 .hnw it trcansc Tar
I1Atrnn wa- iHnkinc. Shr had evidently n,t-crn.
siInrt! fin nnc-t4n. When II ts rsiti thc II a
:,"rth-nf' ireland uomrn. frnm tho county of
trrtnAhayh. Il 'lotf m: nrrd to tr told ibnt hcr
iA,nr'h anil most prominent cnlor ia or.ner. tint
n th'' sam" time she .praka very highly Of h.r
athh!'r alhiccff. "hnfu she rrpnrta ~ hrinc the
r,"st dHtifnl n her realm. She was loud In her
country: hut expected hcr -o!'liers 10 soon compel
thc uc!inGnfhr. I" pay up. She il oyc. 10
years ii Ace, ah1 sar. thn has gnscsncd for more
saalt and FcanharnaI. eana1A wef. hnfit, and
after that s"rrcd several rcsrs' fighting In the
made Of .neanftc. and Ut Tho nize of d cent 10
give her when n'ked. for a medal In a7orn he
per'nn Of thu Empress, licforo teft aho pro-
Prince ofWAlcs. II waa EcruIendcnt with military
buttons t5et0rc ascending the throne OF heT
Imaginary domain tho Qucen was = resident Of
, 1877-07-28
AN OLD TUNE.

Twas ali IN the midsummer heat OF the city.
'Twas oil In tho dust, tho dlacunt1rt md din.
HnI Pari;y dWeils tle near ncirhbor To- tln@'' p.''
That down in tho street where Tho shadows wcro
Wore falling no carly between tho high walls.
There cnmc a sweet ssrain, With it, dcscans recall
Dear dreams uuch as melody only recalls.
Twas bu. an Italian With hand. organ, grinding,
70 sst!ess ana tired. fan1!lIar refrain;
aot, ne ' pictafc'~rousht wei OF remembrance un-
1t opened tue past to our vision again,
No longer VIC knew tho fierce hest OF tho city,
lto lon1cr We marked its discomfort anu din;
Each ons as ls listened, he felt Il new pity
Each oncs ~ 10 heard II, forsot an old sln.
Called backward oar childhood that ions since I'D
The changes 1T life In moment effacEns.
1t gave III ous youth, and II cavo us one dead.
That bound u IIcAsen aud tndraEel us to Earth
When ioye. more profound than e'cr mortal hath
Watched !'cf each young heart whsrs no passion
Ah! then with tho roof OF that early home screen.
o., m waking ; w. hapCy, ou. s!nmssr Va. sweet;
To lht for tho fall Of her little onc'a feet.
sttll, .tll we remember the air sweet with elo.or.
Tue sillagc's ono street wherc our schoo|natos
were met;
And ali 'ts no wonder that, when Ills ali orer,
Hard cyca ara grown dusky and brown cheeks arc
wet.
Now nero comes tho monkey. with gsinace And
chatter;
Halt m2isl,, hall human, he holds out h[a hand:
Wcll. drop him nEck1e. QIartcr~nn matter
Al! NEIL arc the bcttcf for being unmnnued.
JULY ~, 1e77. CHAHLEs SuHLk unEUoRr.
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II II generally believed. evsn among tho best
hortemcu in the country, that glaudsFs Is quito
prevalent aMunz hoF1cy. Many Z valuable nnl-
nal has been killed by direction Of his owner bc.
cause Ut an Offensive discharge from his nostrils.
which has besu considered ~ . sure indication
that the hosss IL affected with that dreaded ats.
ss:s ;~ s,s r. 5s,r ras as! as Ct ;s:tt r.
nary deutlst. says thai In a his experiences DO has
ncvef known Ut but two cases, although he tas
bsen killed because they were supposed to 10
Affected with lhts dtaease, The whule troabls
ar!.es from nssit,ss @ ,, u tho teeth; A. ,.a.
Il. iiys1, W..hnarn 4 Vaugha, and ": d:
nasy ossy a a e3sca II guy sas ons q ss
hprsc.' mouth tho wolf Iscth wsre found 70 10
ssttraly eo,esu'l bv thS gun. and dctschcd from
ths horsca lnputh khese teeth Noro turned, crowd.
ed, and jan,n,eti in the gum, Of courss causing
~ as T. ssr rn e.. Hnse. s.:s os;
aud uneven. and we're slightly diap!acea, 10
~. .he bore in satnKK ". sentinualy grinding
ing i eon.tiat!y INV and painful. .nl oi coass.
maxim: tho beast cross and trrihhle. kti,l
another G sa.e % W. xhsss ono ot coi's tempo:
ia Mt,s piaee BY tie second teeth, had rsmained
fa.lsurl BY ons fapE, and III such position ~ 10
ssa IT q s n;s3 .d xs H. "a a.say
luuih been lodged that IT. presence was unly do.
ttctcd by 1hn offensive nlos arising therel.om.
estrta1 Casus OF Inflammation Ut ths gums wcrs
found which wese sscountel for BY ths ptsssure
Of tartar oa tle front teeth. which was readily
moved. Dir. t1uusu's npts tsst!ons yesterday woso
ciusel5 watched bJ \ large number Of hofscnlru,
anl many who werc unable to account for sensitive
tnua.ls 10 their uwu hprscs became sstistsd lhaI
tbs t1unb1a Msx ~lth thclI teeth.
Tho animals rAthst appcat 70 ltko having their
niouths worked upon. aud Mr. f!ousu Gays be never
had vue attempt tu bitt him. liz runs his hands
and arIus Into their mouths frosty. works away
uuou Tho 4ehGllrG p1tLs without causing thu hQfpo
to exhibit sgua Ut palm ur uneaslnsss.
, 1877-07-28

GHfTt1p0Adfhc4 10T3N&o Eko6e.
OF the lo0 female lhmstes Of thu lockwood Lu.
patc Asylum QUO staods ab0ye oil the Exst, anu I.
treated with Tho greatest respect She Il known a.
tho Queen. o., - she hersef gives her title, Queen
Fictosis, 0wnos OF this Dominion and Empress VI
India 6hc ha1 csuwns. medals, Ribbons, neck
laccs tnlumcr4ble. and when her Majesty was In
she co9ld nor h4ya had On less than tblrty pounds
oi bras and s!ass In tho shspa ot buttons and
and buckles, and, taking this o1. she d,splx,ed
smother ohs not tho less hidden By ornAnlenLs.
How nlAnJ 6Ea4ea laJess ware bslox The ls4t can
NOT saJ. She wore ono yeEy large nceklaee given
her bT khs Lord Mayor When aaked II sha woto
IL oFdst ef tbs carter shs ssp1sa Of eouEss she
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CONTRACTION AND RESUMPTION.

cnrcAuo. July 1o.-your article In this moru-
ine's THtnrsE. '''rhc iioad to Specis PAYMENTS -
IL most opportune, and will meet tho appreciation
OF thonsands OF your scadasn. There IL NJ kiad al
doubt that thr policy Secretary shcrnan IL rur.u.
lug il causIng widespread alarm In the min 10 Of tho
pcorte, which policy, II fpetatstet In su continued
by tho scesotuty, will, ~ yna clearly STATE, rnu
ercry bns,nrs- Intrrtst pr this country. There /.
nu organ throughout the Rrcnt Northwest whose
Influence IL 10 grrat and WILDLY felt ~ Tue Gnit'A-
lhe alarm yoa VIII not lat tho tla.;sr rest. lours
very respectfully, MERCHANT,
, 1877-07-28

LOOK THE QUESTION sQUARELy IN THE FACE.
MN ffdrk fIetoid.

LOOK THE QUESTION 8QUARELT IN TIE FACE
Stto PoTk Herald.
Blop mompnt and LOOK this question squArely In
tho face. Theru wprr good many thousand poo
pie all over the country out Of cmploymcnt before
The strike began. Arc anY OF them now enlptoycdl
Has tho strlke brought work to any willing hand,
or weeks wages to any wifo aud chlldrcnf IL Il
not true, tho contrary, HAT tho striko has added
to tho general and alrcady too great lnass Of auf
fcrlng 1t least nine or Ten thousand families nino
Of ten thousaaI women and twenty or Thirty thous-
and Children 10 whom Saturday night will bring no
il thAt, on l!,o whole. good thlngs
knows hal tha nlors caoiial there il Ind t!u tafer
It's cp,o5ms,s h tho nvrs r there t. tor working:
s ess u y s s was srse
ly deatfo1td by sta War, BY tho Chlcago and Dos-
ton ltcs. BY waste !n city md State .oyernmcnts.
have Impoverished tho country that 90 many thnn-
sants seek i II vain fos snployps" Anu sre Il
Sh"s u H. Rss sop; hs
rot mstoly to TIC railroads. but "a more 10 Tic
chants wlo woal'. buy thom. to tho manufacturer.
ho IT, f,tS.e m tSc Psos
a1c.dy too roos - sss smploym.n, S 10 ii II.
hands, i tho times wero hard bcfore, hi. weeks
Wild and foolish work can only mslse thcm har4or
their famtiles' to n'ca who liye fram wsscH, and
who can receive waEoa only from utl,ar Men who
at4 Apl9 NV tnotcv ~ enploY nat ~ nhy theaa. go
. no ~, W. ~ .oss @ s.uP Mttn tne stslKe ny!
ans Vii s iarse tho w"o :" M9s
h.gs, sh ~ r.. in.t X ~ th ~ ~" ss
INN" lima IN W., inv a IL MN W tSF
bnt ~ set o. ae.t,aetion jks th.t Il Fii.sha1x n
W at s5 ,as sha ~ Sden,mS
Y. S ~ m'm .S r. @ 'he t SuMu'"9n Q!
H. rss.na thn 5ts. ~ y ~
~, afn".' ~ ~ s"tttnsr o P as.tinn XII ~
wo,Hnvm,o ma ~. fnm,i. MIA. r"* 'Iat ~. dne
,a.% .na ~" - ~ ~ ,nit M - ..ss w.
sae"n' aeav 'aeu' AL "a'an'aSs " "oFS'as"sa sns"
~ ndvI.o ,hr .t,lke,. tn r,va II uo Thcv h.vn
the1 maSss A.. .r.aay Siu braHsn @ INV nahe o.
nam ~na w Viii not III sorta 'x snpF
TrMr Mr. n ~" ,. W. ts'1 wv. M M
h hhMsa sat ~ i ,nsn. n.tmm., ~ once @ na'to pfMra
an W s t ~ 1o ~ ~ - ~ 9n
asnaKnsac' ahn W. susist sasn ~ ~ ~ g. e'at
wv " tas tdaae "ntoM snu Nh wnseh ~ pstsnauea
tneM. anu Mnsav; y tn9I WI taka ane tlounIo 20
suaht ~. snsy wv wv ~ tutt eMsy naes ntaA A"a1
naeu Hooe5 WHICH shesE 1aW1tles uesuto'
OPTIMISTIC soFnlsEAr.
yHflotI,pAiu Sullkftp.
cert,,n .fri.nds Of tho worktpsmen"-nn
.'I...... ~" 49, .s..,,'s.,. s's.sI.s'. -"
supasnm ho. tot W sue h ,s., ~ sns
money ne hos not earnad-ceetsn of tbeun ira huav
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Albert Grants Mlstaku ~ House llullder.
FsffaH

Perhaps soue vague ids1 :h1. rich Aueh-
eann s! H9uld ecedeatiy turn uu With *so0. 100 oe
4:o0 oo0 In hIs puckst. led DAFoa Albert lfaat "
VIVA pot q ~ likely that the pr1ce aemaaded
would bo paid for It III tho ordinary way of bust,
- thsy uaed u 10. The houss itself cost shout
&2o0 Geo to build, and another E15O. 00u has been
&pent Ia eVylox the sere1 2e{SS Of lAad which
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CURRENT GOSSIP.

THE FIRST CLIENT.
John Smith. young attorney, Just admitted 10
Vas solemn and sasaetous as-ss young attosnsys
arc;
And iro.rn OF deep abstraction held tbs sei.tn of
The result Of contemplation Of tho sulc in sheleys
Case.
One da5 h se'm'tEmo Mr. Smith was sitting Ia The
When rono good mcn and trus of tho body of tho
That hotstofose, to rit: upon tho second day Of
A. :s:s e. as Il ss!ss ss III
lytake. t,t'f, and carry hway
One bay ,horsc. Of tho value Of afty dollars, moro
tThs .am; ; than md thsro being Of the property.
eonsFn,y to the statute IN sncn cssc expressly
And proylc1 and n7afnst the peace and dignity Of
tho Stata wherein the venue had been laid.
The ptisone:,. Jo.eph scrosgs, was then arra,sued
And plead not guilty. and of this he threw himself
-, upon the country ut large;
AMI snad Jotsll heng poor. the Court did gra.
Ar. Smith 70 defend hln1-mneh on the sana nrin.
c,Elc that obta!ns n etesY charity hospital.
to re:esifJ serious injury To an organ OF i
The witnessed seemed prcJudIccd agaiust poor Mr.
ScrDHgs;
And the Dlstrlct Attorney made thrilling apeech
IN which he told tho Jury that, II they didn't
atld for tho state. be reckoned bod have 70
walk their logs:
Then Ms. Smith arose and made hls speech for tho
defense.
whesctn lie quoted Shakespeare, blackstone, Ch,,ty,
Aschbu'd. Joaquin Miller. ktory, kent. Tnp.
per. tDlcdcs, aud Marshall, and many pthcr
wtttcts: and cserybndy said they - never
hoesed steh 6aet Of eloqueace."
And hs ssd: ION ea's hypothesis, my ellen. must
And: "Agaln, OIL tass hypothesis. It's morally i'm.
potalo'r that be could be guilty, don't You
scot"
And: Then, On thls hypothesis, you really can.
And 10 On, with forty-stx mora hypothesea, upop
none Of which. Mr., Smith ably demonstrated,
could ScroggE he defclict.
nnt thc lnry, neTcr stirring from the box wherein
thcy sat,
htratxh&way sentenced 9CrUggs to a three year
term III tho fcnitensiary and heavy dnc, and
the tosts On top u thxt;
And tho prfonct, In Wild delight got up aud dsnced
Anu HnuH: FL,
And, when ther nsked him the reason Of this
etfahyc behavior. he said: "ft's bccAnso
gut Oh 20 eaay-for, II thero'd h4' bocu few
mote oi them darned Avpp0'h<*tses, should
-lr1tta Natselt In Sc7sbas,s Monthly for August,
, 1877-07-28


We noticed On the street yesterday our old friend
Charley drown. tho great mining expert and
principal owner In the Houston Mine. Every one
knows Charles a. Of the most polite and aHab1c
Of undcrtakers living. Some years ago he presided
ats mousuful occasion In Virginia City, brought
about BY the shooting Of gentleman who kcp.
saloon. lIe was popular man. and was buried BY
the Fire Dcnstttncnt. Several companies were III
advance, with bands Of Mualc nnd large coneourse
Of people. Thc oiica.lng e!cs9yman waa com.
,saauess and the ssfriess about 70 com:
P.uasea and ''ssaa' soy sens1Es: ss aaes r.sn
semswaat' ltp'sd .so csIs3san. 1Ssa " rheesht
aan Raew as Sse asi s!.92se ss Il"
added tlo M accommodatin; charley, ~ thought
Thought Id TIL von. lie was siSt Ianoeeat. @ @ he m
was. ic was tant rourin' out glass .. whaky,
freq, you know, and that miserable skunk inst ap
10 wouldn't a. harmed nobody, ho wouldn't. Why.
tsat a man a.. had a menAger'o In the corner q IT.
Viz cM as. M a s
eats and mice md Little pCs and llzazus and horn.
ioaas and isl monkey; , and esesy datned knd Of
va ktnd to animals and i.sie children: !ut It H.
asa H sa1 ~ {t oaHs @ sns @
''rut Il in. ind il lid .'pica,s tc bo,' III the
proper t!mu the procession wsa formsd With car.
4laUc ~ ut1Gs tncH q HaHH OF tnuSIrs q Nfd-
company. thon tho hearte, and % on When the
elerxyman came out l'e said. :Mr. brown. think
eaEriage shuuld not DC at Tho hpad Of tho process
ei9n. hut imn,udescly preceding thu hearsc.' Tbs
prince n undcFtakcrs gave ht,n onu seycre ,nok,
md said. firmly. "ParGoh. what du Juu know
atout . way::up tupcrai. iou Fido 'heai, You'rn
M si,c principal man The outat except the corpse.
INC gafson 70 ~ look NJ .eat, and. ~ The sequel
blast from tho leading band, his team started md
rnn Violently, sesehfnX lhe ccmetsrJ a full half.
the clrrgyuan some years after, aud In spcakin.;
Of the cifcaM.tsnco, said: '.You scmcmbor that,
do yuus Well. don't yoA eee, can alwass nuke
Just gtsins tho parsoa wurt when he Moods H."
, 1877-07-28
GRANT AID WALES.

TN The E1flOF ~ The Tf1kNnf,
CHtcAao, July :.1.-The t.Grapt- wales article
over the signature OF IL. u. u. IL capital trt tho
press Of Atuestca set tho American John bulls 10
thinking that In INT, aud for all time to CONE,
AmesIca mu.t and shall be governed hy Anne rieans,
and "Amrrcan oplniun " must md All.,l be pry-
sorvcd Ut al! harars II Il re.ulta In making unotcr
"tea.pot OF t3osson llarbUr." VIII II. II. u.
give Vi sonio moro Vt Tho sanlo aoIt from tfme 10
ttMpl T..
, 1877-07-28
roUn SOUTH CAROLINA WIDOWS.


MPtospcF3tT. u station on tho Grecnvillc d. Co.
lnmbus railroad. t,cso dwell IN reach OF tho sound
OF tho whistle inur wldows whose names and deeds
should be printed in letters Of gold. We shall tell
Of thcm-to epare bluahes-fsst as
No. !. Thir lady-Ra. IN fact, all &ha o,hc.s-
lost her husband during the War, and was Iel In
rtraicnel ctrcuurtanccs. DID she slt down anil
rrfcre al her fatss t'y no Means She In. rasard
iour children bcss!at fine trons, and to-day shc
has mich 0f last years co:tnh aud 1nnr on hand,
= frec rom debt, and II able " pay cAr lown for
wlat she wants.
No. . 1ooka comn1acent1y on nlf NJ her Inst crup
o. cottnE, a1l with srpec uf bes!cct tert and nt-
th'utc futhrsf On t. 0u itonnts Di flour, neither OF
which she has sold bccau,e She Ind M usc fur tho
nloncy-hcsc's witluw fur yon Thu nuly thing
which Atstufh< her re-. fDw what to do with her
new fodder. every place being occupied with tho
OLD She might A4lu-c Ut so,c Of 1t to tic editor uf
the Ntrotd, who hat BEEN rtaN1in. to the rack for
trac won,an his raised children anl act them up
1.lder thcs uwn vines and fx.trrca.
No. struggled ttlrUu:h ths years which hare
rolled OIL since The late nn;Ieasattneaa. raised liz
Children. given each a, majority 500 In chfh. Last
yrnf she bought tract OF land for which 81 iOu in
good MONEY. was pald. laA corr, fodder, aud
other thftl.4 In abundance.
No. 1. like unlo tho Others tne made a epIendId
fcht and broEsat up large family In the way they
shoul ~, hAa OF lst years crops ahtndaice. paya
cash Ia trade. aud ioans hcr earnings out On Ia.
iefest.
, 1877-07-28

Iteliabio help for weak And nervous sufferers.
Chronic. painful. and prostrstiay diseases cured
without medicine. 1ulsetn,aeher's Electric Heits
tito grand d1sderatuu,. Asuia imitAtluas. book
md journal. with particulars, mailed FIRE. Ad,
dtees PNlyerachcf ilAlN1atc Co., CtnyLnnati OhlU
, 1877-07-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

E-Gt'rPEn1. St,s iNnol'auToNr r0us-
= l. y M!ChtEsn Thr xho1r q tLe thode Ia!and MIN
., - = c+,aerr. sh.ntanti} worried: mines psr-
stan5 - sfel'pcd mar Calumet md Heels MInr. As,
n.rc u rrt r e1cnafnz h.ct Log f,ts sslt 10 t.ka
IL hrvadw.y. Sex York r. Robinson Warren c.,
III Hroad*1v. y Anet!.nt-rt. Fot terms and raf.
Turk " 80 -' - '"'--">'' wv"
, 1877-07-28

ToE a.lE-f,H EEST-rn PEsCEsnL rITI.
z"ns rottagra lJh'. two miles t.ln city.
IN easy irrns Tank h,oki ut p.r rir rst pay.
meat. r.. sH'r p. l-77. TETEK Mct,S ALI.
f'Dfs sAi.E-ftno w1LL nET a nEAETjFCt LOT.
ono b~k from d"nf, II f.ngrnnrr, miles frnt1
hrsn; ~, ~ nj = mon:hs: rhrare~t rrn7"ry
c.Iy on. iHs Ht!DWS, III ias air IT, Hopm MI
, 1877-01-26
Do Your Best.

The heart and mind Of man and man
Must differ, 1t ia true,
And 40 the deed our neighbOr docs
Perchance we ne'er could do;
And thus, in climbing fortunes hight
To reach the fame in store,
II peopl, only do their best,
fhe world will ask no more.
Does then the little humming bird
It's tender song Iors4ke,
Because the nightngale's sweet voice
Nav softer music MAKE?
Or does the tiny, twinkling star
Which lends to earth its light,
Repine b cause some kindred orb
Nav chance to burn more bright !
And so through life we find that some
Are clad in praise and fame,
While others meekly pl0d along,
With naught to gid their name;
But when each life is reckOn'd up,
Its doings counted Ger,
II we can say, 81 did my best,
Our God will ask no more.
~. o. PieayuHs
, 1877-01-26

A BUsHEL of carrots to feed to horse
is worth from half to two-thirds as much
as bushel of oats; and when we con
slider that 200 bushels Of carrots can.
in some cases, be raised on an acre Of
land, and 500 bushels ordinarily, farm:
ers should always raise few hundred
bushels for their horses and COWS, be
ing the best root that can be given
them. Sugar beets come next in value,
and they are worth to feed cows about
one-sixth their weight in corn meal.
Turnips are worth about one-eighth
their weight in corn meal, and all help
to winter stock cheaply and in good con-
dition. The farmer who enters upon
winter feeding with no roots has made
serious mistake. 1t is rather trouble
some in some cases to weed out roo'
crops, but when the land has been ma,
nured heavily the previous year, ana
cultivated in some hoed crops, with
view of growing roots on it the follow
ing season, keeping the weeds thorough
ly subdued, there is no trouble in rais'
ing a good crop.
, 1877-01-26

In scaflst clu.ilrs o'st tfc craN stone HAA
Tn bafl-ruos lean in th' Aitunlhal Az
Ia, vb.n t5e d, n. anl garden ploi- ar, iirr
All ,r,, tn rr,cn lsaf takes the tut - fall'
nv cnn,o. ~ make the eyy festival
Ainng the rad. flr milss, ihtir reh,s uAi''
Al. N vaur de,p--ca coral Nerr but rarc
tTbs damask r6se might envy Il Nlthall'
What bard. had sung your prais's long ago;
Calbd YOU fine names IN bon y-Nor1'u, q, ,l -.A'-
The rnsy tramps u turnpike and Of lane
ssr,emb.r's blushes, Ccrts' lips aglow,
tittlc Rod Ridingheods--iory y6nr sweet lpoks!
But your pleb,lan beauty Is in vain.
, 1877-01-26

Dr.. MARY WALKED is . little mors
conservative in the style Of her dress
since the dog bit her. She now wears \. :
row of knife pleating all around the ta,ls
of her coat, and the waistband and InS
ends of the legs Of her trousers Af'
trimmed with ball fringe.
, 1877-01-26

ALL men are not homeless, but some
men are homeless than others.
, 1877-01-26
WEEKLY ARGUS
PoRT row NSEND.

JrrTKrso> COUNTY WASHINGTON rrE
, 1877-01-26

~ 1uov,. ruu, ,lusI,u.
, 1877-01-26

A FRENCH NoTIoN.-A leading Paris
grocer offers for sale small bits of maca-
roni for use in soup which are stamped
with the image Of Napoleon III, in
stead Of, as ordinarily, with the letters
of the alphabet. When the macaroni
swells the features enlarge until the
nose, moustache and profile of the late
Emperor stand out in startling relief.
Republicans complain that, having had
to swallow the Emperor during twenty
years, it is to much to ask them to re-
new the dose,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-11-21
Ne,o adcertiis snasnts.
TUFTS PILLS

DR.. Tut has been enc
gagged In the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
fora longtime lEaSdemou-
strator OF anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
gia, hence, persons using
his Pills have the gusraEa
tee that they are prepared
ON scientific principles.
& nd are free from ali
quackery. 8
He has succeeded In
combining IN them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities Of a ssFfnRShSs~
fsg, pmfg9ffsf, GSd a par
tfyiHg kossfc.
Their first apparent ef-
feet is TO increase the ap-
petite by causing the food
to properly a ssimilate,
Thus the system lie nour-
islSed, and by their tonic
action on the digestive Or
gans, regular and healthy
evacuations are produced.
The rapidity with which
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-11-21
PERSONS TAKE on FLEg.
wusEE EREa wMaEE N anln.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Agg. &, 1875.

LOUISVILLE, ky.
dug. s, 1875.
Dr.. TUTT Dear SirG
For ten years I have been
amar yrto dyspepsia, con-
stipation, and piles. and
had well nigh exhausted
the materia Enedica for re.
lief from this living death,
when, by accident, your
Pills were brought to my
notice. ] began their use
and the first dose gave me
such relief that I continued
to take them. I arm now .
well man, have 4 good ape
petite, can digest well, the
piles have disappeared
and ] have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh. i
would not be without
them for their weight in
gold.
REV. II. I. SIMPSON.