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Diseases Of ehosrsie ,yps prevail or there Is caass
10 sppTehsnd a visit from then. The system should
IN ionsi. regulated aud relaiosesd BY q eowss ol
HostetteEs stanaeh Bit,eTs. Perfect digestion aud
regular habit al The lody the hssi safeguards
against such mssdie-. and 10th SECURED b, this
ines,imzhis toale aud slierssise, The Bitter sire
also extremely serSiesabls In rs'ssdyiag saeh dis
orders. npromp,iy taken 10 billions ooiie, diar-
rhsa OF cholera morbus The disease Is usually rus
traisd. In disrhea eases, Il 10 oaly necessary 10
fe.ioss the lone Of The relaIed bowe, and this 10
one u the spsrihe ea-sis Of this medicine. wlnd
on the stomach, hsaTibuTn, biliousse-s, Nausea.
headache aud other sy apto's srtanos In the
gastric and hepalie regions also speedily rsiss-
ed by this sxeslieat rsaesiy. AZ = siaiiy nesii-
zine 10 siavsiaable. sinfe 10 Pss,apily aud eos'-
rls,ely remedies ibo-e sllinenis shieh are Of most
frequent Oearseoee. Ss'-4i
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fTomelove !. the hest Lore. Tho
love that Jon are horn h !. the sweet.
ct you win ever have on earth. You,
Who are N anxious IN escape from the
home-nest, pause moment and re-
member that this Il %. II is right
that the hour should come when you,
In turn. should become wife and
mother and give the hest love to 9th.
err; bot that win he just Il. No body
not a lover, no, a husband--will
ever be 90 tender Or 50 true as your
mother and father Never again, sf.
ter strangers have broken the besuti-
fol bond, will there he any thing 40
sweet as the little circle Of mother,
hther and children, where you we're
cherished, projected, praised and kept
from harm.
You may not know Il now. bat you
will know Il some day. whcm-oever
you marry-true and good though he
may be-will, after the lover days are
over and the honeymoon has wansd.
give You only what you deserve of
1--we or sympathy--and usually much
less-ever more. You must watch
aud he wary, lest you ioee that 1--we
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This question Is thus bFis1y and iTuthiuliy an
sserd, Por,sliss, OF Tahlers Vegetable Liver rO~-
Der dsryes is nsms isom the isst that II resusiss
tho-s portsls u The hody through sbieh the most
dangerous diseases ake ,hsir entranes into the h1-
man syism. simple roo's and herbs, &c uhirh ~e
are Indebted To houniihl nature, have b-sn ~'i-
eniiarsly eomhinsd. aud pssrsn,si ass eors 10 all
Suffering Siih tans,iI-ilon. biiiioaSnrss, Dyspsp-
sis, sud ali disease. arising nom a Torpid liver,
Phes 10 crnis Psctsw. Dor als at hohon
staeg's.
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LINCOLN COUNTY COURT

IuLN lsT, ISIS.
MksTsas, In oons.~laenss al the resignation al N.
u. Hughss az tks onoe oi Juziiee of the
Peace, ln NanE,rd ti,il District Ia lin
sDln Connty, 10 hlch onise V noe tsaparaTlly
6llled by NJ. q foriman,l there all h. Naeanes
IN said shesi Mes ikefeiofe, Il u hershs arsistsd
that an elsetion IA al said ohles daring The unfk-
plTssl lariion III The term inT xhi'h zaid HHghes
sac slstsd h. held Ia add DlEiFie ths la Moe
aay 10 Anlfus. ISIS. hy The oiheefs alIailnied ~
hald the Tsrular slssil0n thsnsin thai day. The
sherin ID llnsoln Caaniy v direied 10 aiss a
least eight dngs naiise ed tho elsstian hsreby "a
aefssl, by adNeriissaisni Az The lAIksina Ia,RNAl
Nts zl,a4F AID las-iinF e0ps 81 this ofdef "a The
Vast li,s,.ss, ah cop, ~ rash al the place al
ting Ia aid bi.iriei, Shirh eaplss the Cafk Is az
drfed ~ hifaish.
A coy. Aticsr J. fLAIA, ca L. Go. c.
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tOUIsWllEaGT. SOUTHERN
RAILROAD I'm ".
ras,>s ..,>o so,ru


r.s-enesrs On .. C.AI.R u short Iiael = N.
A D. n ~, ~. a. NJ u. " and q. : Matt iiar
steamefs eunWstt ~ lanis,iiie 9Th TRAIN NJ.
0. TRAIN NJ. : connects " telanan lamtiaa
9Th Train M. ~ &c at tsoints knosviils and
Niehmond hfanehes. rTaln No ~ eonusgis ~ Ish
the Mesaphs sud ntromrty Ilne-; a. Lebanon
With sisees " aud fnuni SprlnwG@li tamplrllsNilc
Coiamiaa aud .sreensherri ~ Aitehell.hurr. Win
sf-efs 20 and fr"m irtry vile sud HsrreslsurF; .,
tsnville staihn uiih stare- a. and ffam pantille
tfty ~ rtaniad With STAGES 80 and fram Saasetsst
~ hiehnond Junction ~ snd ffam paints iet sesn
these sud It,inrst.a, ~ Riehmaea Nth stages "
IrNlna
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A SAD ScESE.--A pathetic scene
was witnessed in front Of the Police
Court says the st. Louis Post: The
usual crowd of lookers'on were pres.
ent. In their midst stood a young lad
with a baby. When the prisoners
came filing down the steps the child
recognized, bringing up the rear Of
the dreary procession. one Of three
painted women, and, holding up its
hands, raised lis weak voice. and call.
ed out, joyously, Mamma. mamma"
But is laughter was soon turned into
tears, when, after the mother
young woman-kissed and shook the
tiny hand OF her baby. she was push
ed into the already crowded bus and
the door locked behind her. The lit
tie one hogan crying, and the hoy
took her around to the side, where she
kept on crying. MAMMA! mammal"
and Poking her chubby fingers thru
the grating of the window until the
vehicle rolled away.
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r.k~ ss@s ss~ksss e.s ~ s.s~
Fs~k~ss

Ns~ that il,s aledissl pFol~'ls, 81 The hasssSs
are elsssl, ..,aLli,hsd aad ulll4sd ha the ~
Pils-, sh, not nsIs appiaiion ID i,s healing 'is-
,us. in Tho sam cd rsbls''s RaeIsse lfr oinlIDsa'
aud 10 eur.l- Ths preparation I. made tr,a tbs
aIl.Iald afihs Rarlsye. 90 haF-s Chss,aai, saa,
ealalins.i wi,h alLss lAsSs.iisni., h satd IA tbs
puLlis a. . suIs 81 nolhing sl,s hat fiL~. fiics
20 cent. Bottle BoL0n a SiasE kespsi',
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses Of one pill a day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AyER's Pills have been known for
more than quarter Of century, and have
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues They correct diseased action In
the several assimilative organs Of the
body, and are so composed that obstrue-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand OF eyade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafiled the best Of
human skill While they produce power
fdl effects, they are, at the same ..me, the
safest and best physic for CHI zen. by
their sperient action they gripe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not iniiamed
They reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing il
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted TO ell ages and conditions in
ell climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant TO take while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use In any quantity.
PRkPARkD nj
Or. ]. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
PrsesirsI sd Anslytlesl Ohenisss-
SOLD 81 ALL DkUu0isfs fvERYwhkkE
\. p. stage, Agest, Stanford, Ny.
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TRAINS NORTH BOUND.

I'D ouua-,, vl,A Z. c.SLRR
(slfeausrt uith L. &. a O. n n ssd x. g. Rn.
Cs) Ksstschy hisrr nriix,.
ttl Concert vith tisr-- &c usrrsfshare.
80 Coan~rt Nth 4 ", HALLWAY Sc nsrrsi.l.arE.
(sl cuurrrt 9TH o. A ". sod Il. y n "
tSas~stiea n ris'h vsh 81 aiv~r<lnr n.sis.
Tr.ia. Ma ard Ma, . .sapst harrin hsf Bnnef.
rhrs'gh Tickets 70 ~ is~Infiani Issi"i. s"ia 81
EpN ARb =. wIISaS,
sap't. aud Gra'I Pas. Agt.
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TaAINNGelNa NaaTm.
CONNECTIONS.


TRAIN M. 10 ceen~cis ~ Rlehsoad Iaastion
In sud lro.a Inints hetws~n there aud Livingston.
az sisnfatd With sisgs- To aad nom Samers~t. ~
Dansille siatiaa With stages 10 aud irsm l,sasiile
cay; % Asehriishau ~lih stsres 10 aud frssa W.
ryviilr and Harrod.haTe; Al Iehanen uhh stafss
10 nun Springfield, Caap lellssiiie Csdamhla asd
Gr-~e.hurr % irtsean lsnctien 9TH Trains
having AZ 30 2. n. aud "a a. n, e.r Mensphis,
AoatraA.ery, aud intermediate palnts. rasssnrets
gazing 20 paints Norih, Past aud Mest fruhi loais-
yiiir are trnst~frei 10 Train Ma. ~ ls'.anon
Iunrtian- naln Ne. eeanerts ~ Cins ihnaii lsne-
tien ri,h T. 4, a 1. n a. &c the Nefth aud Iast,
81 IouisvtlIe In I nleh l'el-st 9Th q. 4 NJ. ard ,
". Al N. " G.r th- NoFih. tsst, snl Wet and
stthV. > hsls Lane stesn.sfr e,T Cineiaasii aud
the Fact.
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
sre sss sss ~ess s..asssiiI~ ~ss Nee
osteess. We ssssess~rl. -tb.sslssilie
ySns asa S.sssIe hsest ssss ses~ssa
6ssab.s SSSs ana sHs er,aeinsI slsIs.
Meth. 6ass ssd Wess.
Foo iasrms,taa si-aat ristsi. aud r-,istsat
Rats 10 tlasida. Aksnsas. tsNas, the -ssath-u~st
and >ssa.ih, s.lsiress
G p. ATNogE
G~u' rs-s. aad fieksi Ae't.
f ihsItss,iis ~
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,womsSs RowascE

Of slightly.built form, with plehsan'
face strongly tinctured with nascu-
linity. especially in the firm, deter
mined Jaw. and the square chin, so
indicative of inAexibility and persis-
tency of purpose: complexion which |
without heing coarse, has Lost is fem
mime softness; a pair of stecly gray,
oli,,erinc eyes that bespeak indonnta-
BILE sternness of will that no danger
could turn from is aim-such was the
lady with whom an Erening Post re-
porter conversed Yesterday. Yet with
all these traits, there was no obtrusive
personality perceptible in her appear.
ance, nothing to denote career as
strange and romantic as ever portray
ell nv that ingenious prince.of mar.
velous fiction, Dumas pere. A quiet.
unlemonstraiive lady.likeness Of de-
meanor characterized all her actions.
No one to gaze upon her would have
imagined that she was woman whose
life had been passel entirely on 6he
old ru;s Of feminine existence. One
would scarce have dreamed that this
was modern Joan Of Arc. Yet
such Is Madame Loreta Jusniia We
lazquez, to whom the foregoing DIES.
criptiou allndes. ~ -
During the war she assumed mas
culine attire aud received commits
sion as First Lieutenant in the Ton
federaie army.
But to begin at the beginning. Nine.
Nelasguez alias Lieutenant HAIRY Y.
Buiord, of the Southern army. Is de-
scended from the old Spanish family
Of that name. Her father was u ma
tive Of Cartagena. in Spain, and her
mother was the daughter Of French
naval officer by an American lady. In
lS4o her father was appointed TO an
official position in Cuba, and two
years later Nine. Nelazquez, the sixth
and last child, came into the world In
II house in the Gale Nelaggas, near
the walls OF the CITY OF Havana, on
the 25th Of june, lS42. add ths"'lit
tie stranger was christened Loretta
Juanits. When Loretta had nearly
attained the age OF one year. her Ia
ther fell heir to a large estate IN Tex
as which at that time formed part OF
Mexico. Accordingly he resigned HE
position a. employe OF the Spanish
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NfN%WUrU W wv - t'""''f S'N"' wv
wss sent to the hospital Here, ~
course, concealment 81 her sex was
out Of the question, and on the 18th
of July, 1883, her true character was
revealed. -, -.
~" Nv ~ ~, -
camp ~. -, -.
so" NV, w., MI % w..h;..,on
~" '"" " a., c., G.
NV" Ctssu,..... en-. mad.
VIZ ~ Wv :, an. c..;,., =. ,ho
W. A.. -, hn.h.,d and
WIZ" " .. :. ...,,.n, ,,,,rh,, ,o
IT,, cut .D.,..,;,.,. -
,o ''-,., g. ..S w.. ,hn. .hls
.'1 - - ..,,.,,. .na ;m,o,,,,, IN.
-. -. 60. 4. ~. sou,h
x--,- -, 49,. ;,,o,v.
s...;I.;.u ;.,r;.u.. and from
..s eee =, AZ. .,,.. or,hs
~ - -. ,..G.L;.,; 1, North.
.sco.,I.s. ho,ds and .,ocks
~, H., oo,;,J made nine
and during 'ha' peru" "'" WV"
trips 10 Europe =" 'oo'' WI 80
or accompanied her 70 f.uroi~' wv. VIZ"
she renamed un'l' tue 's' :" ''
when she returned a'" we"' "a '"''
TO sovth America ""W"'
isoS' sne re" ~ W.T. ''". ~.
ing and uave''ns !" l"r '"" ""''
lean fsepuo''cs' 'n''aa'np ,u'~ a"'
the west '"a'e'' ~ ioo'' ~. 'e"
Ell an" wen. U" 's'''',"a' 60.
was married sts""" "e SUM-
that lime she mas I'VE" s''ess" !" "'
work. women j" n'''N' """ v
her Autobiography 49,.
Last year she again V's"e' Tue 'sl'
ita'' ana mas ''eeh '~'"'e '"e ""e
s'o"ai eommitiees 'ro" ' ''" 'as'
urging WIN ~ "er i"Se' s""s.'
Tor the deSe'"p"en, on ''A"s .H
brazil Nne u oeVo'.ng "ei '''"'''e,
s% 's'e'a' nv" :" % 'e ~"
expresses her '~''e' '"a' '"e "A!
not Jar distant "nen tue pa'k VI ."'
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the modw op,randi of ssins thce
hiruie spr~ndsers, she 'sid she ioot
the hair hctween her fngrrs. and hy
dexieros. mssip~Isfs~~, sftrr ceveriss
her upper lir and . portion Of hes
chin with some specially prepared im-
ported French mucilsge. applied il 10
her skin, and Il would remain In posi-
ton. The mustache and heard would
not he removed except by the applics-
ton Of alcohol or ammonh, and womb
wear two er three weeks, not icing IN
the least hurt by her sblutions. Nine.
velszquez Is now in the city, and IN
tends making il her headquarters for
some time.
The following testimonial, signed
by prominent soufhernsrs. ia proof
~ Mme. velsqse.s -idess;sy-s- "A
WASHING ROW, ID. c.,
March I, 1873.
Msdsns l.. J. velsnquez (author
Of the "woman 10 Battler) hiss IN
dertaken to make q tour Of the Mid
die, Southern and Western States in
the interest Of the popular work, and
also to aid in the establishment II
direct con nefdsl trod> between ths
United states ana BfsAl, via her "a :
tive Island, Cuba, starting from the
city Of New Orleans. She Is corres-
pendent Of several foreign, Ne veil o.
native journals, through which she
can give much aid to the great enter.
prise ~ which she i engsesd.. Eyey
hrsneA Of indsesvy is ib6aeseta =
this grand project, and wherever
Madame Velszquez goes we hope she
will receive a courteous and hopitsble
reception. She Is q lady Of talents,
energy aud high personal character.
Signed by Richard Coke. ID, p. Cub.
erson, and many others. ~ i (
Nine. velszquez Is Eve feet Eve and
one-half inches in height. and weigh.
13a pounds. When she was lieu
| tenant in the Confederate army he'
weight was l59 pounds.
nisss. q. as .sSsss 49, sSs.s
I've just been down in the rarlo
for to see msmma. She's in lonl
hog, with flowers on her. wisl
she'd come and hattie my head
sches 80. No body ever maks il fee
gcod but msnpa She ksew hpv !
hurt me-, and she ased to read TO IN
out Of little book hos MY hes.
vaski eet well and not ache any nor
some day. | wish it was ''some day
now. No body likes me but mamma
That's cause I've got sick hesd
Mamma used n take me In her arm
and cry. When asked her what
the matter she would say, "rm oul'
tired, darling I guess Aunt Agne
made her tired, for when she cam
and stayed all day, mamma wouk
take ME up IN the evening on her laI
and cry awful hard. | ain't had any
dinner to day, Mamma always CAV,
-. ...l.l....,o. al . Hall ,aa,., mud
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There are many ways in which one
can annoy his friend. A few of these
are easily stated. Call upon people
out of season; upon business people
especially in business hours, for a long
friendly chat on things in general.
Stop people in the street IL they sp-
pear to he in hurry; if they are not
in the latest cut and newest garments
say you thought your friend was go
ing to the tailor's. Always assist the
teller in the midst of a story or a
statement. Come in late to church,
or the concert or to dinner. Always
laugh in the wrong place or about
minute ton soon. Tell an anecdote
thai comes rs near u possible to some
unpleasant circumstance in the family
affairs OF person present. II at a
loss for conversation, the smallpox or
drainage will GIL up the gap.
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tysesasaff.
nrRsciSE.
HOW TO TELL
luuut sxyays uvu itsvtAiul
OR MEDICINE.

Iaat Es cl,sn. neat WHITE WRAPPER With
the rcd symnlic letter s,amrei upon IL In the erm
at rih'aa grsc~0lly curve, inio the lrier z, en-
hrsciae tho eahl-ms of our trade, sIaiala. N@iar
sad Gradas,s With the verds A. a. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE iherron;
also observe the signature of y. u. zTIIIN A Vn,
IN red int on the side,
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The people of New Haven, Conn,
wrote to Francis Murphy, the ten.
peraDce lecturer. asking him 10 come
to their city, and wished to know his
terms. To the latter request he re-
piled;
II shall want $3.50 a week and
board at the best hotel. Yours in
Christ, FRANCIS MURPHY.
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A man who lost his good character
some time ago wss severely hauled
over by some Of bis former friends. 81
know it, boys; ] know my character
is gone-lo.t entirely. And" he adj
ded rather poin,edly. "its ioo con-
founded had, fnr Il was the only one
in town worth saving"
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Are the most &c
fective and congo
NAL purgative ever
discovered. They
are mild. but e.
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
In their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
II
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A correspondent Of the American
Manufacturer saysi The United
States Rolling Stock Company, at
their shops in Chicago, are getting mp
what may be called n new departure.
This Is a palace dry goods ear. to he
used on railroads by dealsrs In dry
goods, carrying ssmRles along as we'll
as stock to be delivered when soli.
This Ger is 60 feet long, not including
platforms at each end, or 6s feet long
over all. Il built rs light as possible
and yet is strong. The construction
of the body Is very simple, having
only two large windows on each side
for lighting purposes. hut at each end
there is to be Q stateroom for the trav-
cling merchants to occupy nights or
days, while on the roads. These
staterooms are lighted by three small
WINDOWS each. The inside Of the car
was not finished for use, 80 We panaot
tell just how it is to he arranged, hot
no doubt convenient for the purpose.
This car has a subcellar. as they call
it, between the fore and AFT trucks,
where may he stored large quantities
of domestic goods while in transit, and
il ha. what may be called man-ard
roof, OF double deck, for light and
ventilation. giving it the appearance
of a sleeping csr-except the finish.
This is q new enterprise. and it re-
mains to he seen upon TRIAL iIi il shall
prove successful one"
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PROCLA NATION
by rhr
GOVERNOR.
$3.50 REWARD |!

COMMON WEALTH 90 KENTICkN,f
ENECJTINE IMPAIRMENT
Mh~uas IL has l-cn made ta"~a 10 me ny Hea
!. A. IStis. taanty Iaige of iineoin Uauaiy, thai
BeRj tmin- Ferril sismi. rharesSl ~ tadet R-as
9Th IA. muTder uf Aike III. Ia the ae.rsaii e,an-
IT, ga the Pad day u NaFch, isss, snl l. nas ia
Olive ffahi iastis'. sn,tng n large.
Nos, the.rk'rs. I, JAMES " A'ttAkl ''os
ernar af the taa,nloa wellfh aGsrs-aia d. hsrsh,
oa~r a R.ward af IL" Hundred ani ltns ls,lisr'
for he appreheHstoa 81 The aid
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SYRUP MAKING.
A NO. IFARM FOR SALE.

Having detstIain.d 10 maVr Wet. I uh,s as
Farna, coatsiniag EIGHTY Two AtkI~, iyus'
ga The Haasinr i.st, IN 1i.ssin tsuUiy, shssAt
allr. MSS, slaalsa and mile- tfoa l,aAsltl-. ant
ans and hall n.ilrs from The pike. Og.-l ,ol.sv
DsrliinE and ei.iern. a Fai yoins or hard 81 49,
-<st Iruit; well Saier~Sl. A. am detrfnin-i H.
holt sin give a hanszln IN Va. sals.
JAS. {. BRYANT.
ese-tf stanford, Lincoln Co, ~.
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CwSpEysEp TIME
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Ayers Oathartic Pills,

- = z, ne sSss0ecss e rsniiy rsSs
46ldsiss.:: E.yYRil.s, I Ess:s%.qsT'
iR sS..,si R''s:s' a5n.S nn.WR 1Fsait. Pm
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readily pass FOR u man. and deceive
the clcset observers; 10 many men
have weak and feminine voices, that,
providing the clothing Is properly
constructed aud put on right, and the
disguise in other respects is we'll ar.
ranged. woman with even very
high pitch of voice need have very
little fear on that score. One Of the
principal causes of my detection after
having successfully passed myself on
as a man to thousands OF keeu-eyel
observers, under circumstances where
every thing was against the conceal.
,neut ol INV say wa, tina, nv anna.
ra,n. 49,, .,, >, -, 49,, . =
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SHEEP.
STE WARTS SHEPHERDS
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STE WARTS SHEPHERDS
MANUAL AL...............S1.N
A Practical Treatise on the Sheep.
designed especially for American
shepherds and farmers. 1t is in.
tended tn be 10 plain that a farm.
er, or q farmers son, who has
never kept a sheep, may learn
from its pages how to manage a
flock successfully, and to he 70
cumplete that even the experienc.
ed shepherd may gather come
suggestions from it. The results
of peraonal experiences Of some
years with the characters Of the
variOua modern breeds Of sheep,
and the sheep.raising capabilities
Of many portions Of our extensive
territory aud that Of Canada; and
the careful study Of the diseases
to which our sheep are chiefly
subject, with those by which they
may eventually he afflicted
through unforeseen accidents; az
we'll az the methods of manage.
ment called for under our cir.
cumstances, were finally gathered
into the shape in which they are
here presented. BY Henry
Stewart, Illustrated. Cloth, 12mO
Will he supplied ut the Mescha
cSJS,s Office.
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July 9Th, 1879. (

TIE following document Il resrect-
fully Submitted by the undersigned
- all parties whom Il may concern
q interest. DR. +. L. LIGHT.
MEDICAL DgrA1nGGu8, UNIVERSITY o.
New Orleaua, Nsvsmhes l+th. 1871. }
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LieAA bs gysduste Of the University al
Esaisama, I'D = well knWWn b me mt only
- stu4eet. bat aDso asas sceo@p)ished and
goo1 p6yriciaa. J0eEPW JONEA
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"It's de bawn tro0f." said Aunt
Silvy. sOlemnly. 81 member daT
wasn't nuff cows lef ter cit milk
fer de white folks coffee mex
mawnin arter dat barhcne. But,
law. Mah's, Mawley! dat wusn't
haf yer granpaw Thompson
subscribed. Thar WINS fourteen fat
shoats, an'-lem me see how many
tuckies; twenty.f0u' tuckies, thut.
ty.fon' Muscovy ducks, fawty
chickuns, sebPnteen geese an
ganders, an"
Marley gave q long whistle.
"Well, if that isn't the biggest
story that ever | heard since l was
createn
"He did no. I could prove il
by yer NAV, Int her was sich a
little gal when it happened, hers
Ewgot. l members we all didn't
hab no geese ter pick arter dat
barb'cne, cept one ole gantler an
I members goin' to de hen.hOnse,
an seeiI' not a solitary human
critter lef' in dat dar hen. .hOust
tept de ole saddle. back rooster
An law! I fawgot de hams-a
heap er hams-more'n q hnIidud ;
an de sl'eeps-law! l dunno how
many Sleeps dar wus.'
San didn't he snbscribe a team
Of mules an - half dozen negrOes!'
said Marley. "An' I want to know
where my gran'pa got all the wag
0Ns to haul sll the things tn thu
harlecuei I l reckon it wOnld take
fifty wagons to do it; I'm gOin'tt
ask l,a."
"Law! I wouldn't 30 l'esterin
mahs'r 'hont it. neber say vel
granpaw tuck nm ter lie barb'cae
I say he subscribed pm."