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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03

Reports OF Joo COburn's serious sickness
nave been current for some time, and ~ N understood
mat an oloit Is brnS made H. have Ia, sentence short
ened, or In have Inn transferred 10 Sing sing where he
wi' lac nearer Ia, friends The ntest IRON Auburn
N mat he complains m his lungs boug order The
pI'un officials however do not believe that he Is very
" AZ present ho Is working regularly uNery DAY IA
I1lpLL. w toiae stvuC NVIk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03
Losing by the Rainy Weather.

Cohey Island was pleased yesterday at tho
sunshine succeeding the day Of rain Tho losses o. the
Plhcil"l hotels ana railroads SINCE SUNDAY have been
inrse Cable estimates his losses Mt san day The
HheNw me Brighton Hotel aver th their actual lass is
:luh dhN, ana me Manhattan Beach Hotel lcssces nix
tN l1as NJ about the same u-luc The railroads lose
col - - Ga! MArhli !Alns al del ON 1nugsday
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Determined Not to he Caught Again.

The Kings County Charity Commissioners.
who have been indicted for exceeding the salary appro
prauon Tor last year avoided repetition Of the
trouble By voting yrtcrlay to fix the amount Of salaries
T. be paid he subordinate NJ less Than sGl OpO which is
Ic amount nNed by tho Board ni Estimate. THIS sum IS
- NAN the amount paid Last year. ana 10 make
we ledn NOM was drciii 10 cut down MI salaries m
Wth per cent ami To rcluA the number VI nurses and
attendant, At the institutions
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One Cigar Causing n Los. OF 500 900.

In the town Of Alta. Utah. the Little cotton
works IN ashes the hgc having originated from a
cigar Of Judge Warn who lying on lounge IN the
Sw 90 llouse II spread rapidly. consuming -OJ wooden
lm-llm.e ID. loss u n,tlnlAl-l Ai AllluIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMEN
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSoLt IL SAFETY
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Excursions.
A PLYMOUTH ROCK.


Delightful daily family cNcur sOns up and
down the lovely Iiu son river,
ROMANTIC THE RHINE or AMERICA
in Jarrett Palmcr's superb palace steam.
err PLYMOUTH ROCK. stOnlini good
while ut WEST POINT anl NEWBvRGH,
SAIL where the scenery sat its granics Op
lpOrtunity given Tor visiting the United
States Military Academy or Washington 5
FINE MUSICAL RNrFRT AtNMENT
DAILY MARINE BAND. GLEE CLUB. NNIO
PnONE, BENT the great cornct player
CHIMES Ac Sc.
REFRACTORY on BOARD.
FARE, entire grand excursion - CENTS
I-CLUDING Children - cents
BOAT LEAVE every morning including
SUNDAYSl from Pier at the Blttery,
North river. NJ II O'Clock AMI loot OF I'D
II, North rivcr ats - O'Clock BROOK
SUNDAYS. LyS PASSENGERS will take ANNEN boat
at Fulton ST.. 9tD \ No EXTRA
LCIIANGn Tor trnmslnr elther wAY
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To PnILADELrHIA,

THE DESrABLIsilED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH rRNiSS EACH WAY DAILY.
THRLE pEFOI~ ~ PHILADELPHIA
TWO ~ SEW YORK
Dot Bf.E TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AID IllE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABsuLt IL SAFETY.
ON ANp AFTER lrIN = 1919.
EXPRESS Trans lrHfc Sew lnrk. pc-hrosscs and
tUrt'tuit -. irfrlrs ~ follows.
80 49, JI. o 80 10 Limited. II \ VI L.. .. g. 80.
3d. 3d. iul J. " sundays. I 50 ami 4. VI, p s.,
81 A'. : 3l. 80. and % + VI
Boats cd "Hr0n,Nu AnnrA connect with all THROUGH
trans a. dorsey Gus, anurlng a speedy and direct
transfer tur hr Il.h % travel
Rrtrmns trains leave rhiulcphla12 - !, : -. : ~
H.d ~ \ VI IIuultd INpre.. 80 T. T.. ?. L. b 3d. Z.
atl 80 T. ant II n .lui-ht ON sunday. 3 - g. 7.
= y1A " !. : 80 + NJ. AMI ~ Midnight
Ticket Olirr. 52d ant "a Broadway, Aston House.
amt tunto pc>Arn-~- AMI turilnnlt is Court - ant
Brooklyn AnurN Depot foot of Fulton st. HiUuhlNu ~ !,
lld amt Us Hudson St Nuhnktu Depot, Jersey Clt.
EnAsiAul ucNu uni'c, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. L. r. FARMER
tfuvta. Manager General Passenger Agent
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A -sATURDAY NIGHT TRIPS
A THE MARY POWELL leaves Picr3a. \
n. Il foot Ncsiry st daily atJ'Jp T. NJ making all The


NEW YORK, JUNE IL. ISIS. ,Metrop2i9n
~ Elevated Railway Open from % A VI To- ~ 4 NJ
stations Morris st.. nearest point for south ferry AMI
Battery. Rector t.. nearest point tor Wall t. crry;
tOrtlaidt nearest point tor jersey city ana Com
mmnipaw ferries. Park place nearest point for Post
once, city Hall. ani Barclay st ferry To Hohokcu.
Chambers st. nearest point Tor PavOnia ani Erie X Il
terry; Franklin 81 Grand 81. nearest points Tor Dies,
bruises Il urrY to Jersey CltV aud Peoples Line
steamers for Albany. Bleecker st., sth It. nearest
points for Chttupher 81. terry to HubUkcn lith 81
ISL st. nearest point Tor 23l IT. terry 10 Jersey city
33l Il ~ ~. nearest point Tor y. Y Central Il X de
pot 5nth oath It nearest point Tor Central Park For
uptown trans. take east side stations For downtown
trains take west side stations Fare uCrut, except Ice
tween the hours OF o., aud "a NJ. aud and f. ",
when the fare is cents R0uetrom 1-th s. along 9TH
aud along Anitv St to AMI along South 9TH
Canal st crossing into and along West Broadway IN
Chambers ST crossing into aud along college place to
ani along Murray to and along Church ST., to AMI
along New Church Il 20 Morris 81 Connect. with the
following horse car lines Al Rector 81 with
South terry nj Grand st. with ears for pesbrusses and
East brand It terfier At hceckcr St with Tor east
ami west at 9Th st. with for Chrisol her and East
ron st ferries at ith St. with f0r West 23l and
East 23l and 3itl II ferries ut 3ii Il. with for
Wcchawken ferry, At 5pth Il Will of Bolt Line
Railrnad. WM X. GARRISON. President
NJ ~ nnncKIlN Snnnrinin mimi
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atn Gouos.

WI VJUU5
l., EEP'~ SHIRTS.
N THE HErI ANp CHE ArESr IN THE WORLD
Necluuot make Better slri- A. any Price
All nnir rom 'ha celebrated ~ tm,Itta muslin B1s
om-. % pN. ni luen liic very best
kELrS PATENT PARTLY miic Shirt,. Tor 81
OulN Uitfu .t4f4~ To- hi.,iI
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS the yer, best to measure
iUr -
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
i!NhN COLLARS. tour pIY. very lest fur 75c
lINEN tlitS. four fil. NrrA hH.'. - 90 half i1feu
rErrrRllL JEAN hkNWFES. very best 90. Glen
hNlN~nOk lNpfhst>rS. VERY hest 7ic each
hlrINlNGil An UMBRELLAS. 81 each
INlLLtp >lLk lMBsELLA~ - each.
LAp'hh X y =, ;i{r, = 'Ach
~ hr ,.iW1v, Nos, y,rt
3-j SlNfl utNuue WV ''"N
34l Fulton II. BROOKLYN
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Disttllaurous.
A rAIATAnLE nEyExAGE."


GEORGE III, liTEliS LAGER BEER
Prot Doromu- rrcrutlN inadc thorough inspection
ncor-, Be"htcl. laser beer bravery, ON staten Island
few day, nfterN irl Dee sent " BrcAtH the following
complimentary letter Iluv who nave ever visit tu
model brewery Will endorse every word tho froic,.ot
Mn GFo BfCirfL Dear sir ! was much dcii-htat
with my visit Co. Nyur ,cl'hlhttl brewery q few lava
since. Your ~hlful brewer Mr. Wilhelm Ito hlur.
Quoted ulr thron-h Your rupuuou, establishments o.. db
cNlaluiu- every stop m the Iln.r..
The cleanliness and complete ness at Your extensive
work. gave 100, much pleasure. d. IL Wuuli ALSO i,-lt
the numerous patron, who ruuN your liltitii' hutt
erase lhaNc Naminei ynu clear AMI srnrkint il-rt
lHrl uui nud u ttuc prrparnt' ulti~ from lt mai
Hnt hup- tree truu any dgtt' substance HH Won
inriakcn VI IN moderation rcitcsh'4i ati tuttiuuui
stimulus
'nl-tatuiluns YOU ON your succ - IN TIA, uahpiaa
ahI delicate chemical operation.
remain Auurs rr-r'c fNllN.
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QiOlH,uos.

tiiblotN0s.
nFFICE OF TEE PIIMAS NATION a T.
- lANlI NlNlNi COMPANY. = trdlf - NtW
Nnrk, Nug J. ~" The dfl'i inr thc month of lu.N
W Nl-Nt tNNiN per share upon tf NIfIfi -.u.k
rumas NHuouil quartz Mining COMPANY ht, TN. .ltv
been declared paN able in sud rll nu ni afrf tir th
INST, al tuc company office, u collar ST. raoNl -
Transfer books clos" thr ~f ami VIA lrutru nn tp
l1ih INST BY order 90 tho Bound
T. MARNliAiL, Transfer secretary.
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tOl sale an0 % get.

OFFICES TD LEr-ln SECOND story sun building.
~ mont aud rear. we'll .ishtrl ant steam heated Al
iN at sun funlrt 900 office NI,-iu tnt Franz ort ii.
fINO IEr-N Duiru Depot Conn % ,tuir. dNc.lins.
alh harn, suitable lor any buslur,s IHttiI uirb
cloihns or TIN shop rent, So p.r month A1drc,,
L q. BuN ". stamford
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ron COMFY ISLAND DIRECT.
A STEAMER LONG BRANCH. 50 GENTS.

will make regular sunday morning excursions 10
NENHURGT,
Landing At Yonkers IONA ISLAND. WEST POINT Cold
Spring and Cornwall leaving Jewels Dock Brookiyn
at -. West iOih 81 9 10. and West 2ith At 30 NJ
prompt Maps oi the Hudson given free. Grand musical
cntc rtHnment by Baulands Grand Military Brass Band
Halls celebrated Minstrel Troupe ami the Great Amer
Slave Troupe AMI quartet Faro grand cxcur
only 80 cents Refreshments OF all kinds at popular
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NEW YORK. 1878

1878. NEW YORK. 1873
A. the time has for the renewal o. sub>srp.
on,. THE suS would remind It's friends aud we'll w,.
everywhere that It Is AGAIN candidate Tor their
consideration and support Upon its record for the 30,
years relic, Tor continuance Of the hearty
atliy and generous cooperation which have hitherto
ioencXtendcl to 1t from every quarter Of the Union.
The Daily sun Is a Our.page sheet OF > columns
rice by mai, pos, paid 5.i cent?, month or $3.50
CT year
The Sunday edition m rny Sus is an e,htpasc ,hsss
Of 80 columns While giving the Of the day hD
contains large amount OF literary and miscellaneous
matter specially prepared Tor H. fHg SUNDAY sJs Az
met with great success Post paid SI.s0a ,eIr
The Weekly sun.
who does know 1HE wEEKlr sUS' ftcircultt,s
throughout the United States the Canada,. ant b,
yond. Ninety thousand families greet ~. wclcom,
pages weekly ami regard It IN the light OF guide cpnI.
.cor, snd friend Its news. editorial agricultural All
literary departments make essentially Journal tor
amily and tho hre,de Term, One Dollar year.
Postpaid. This price. quality considered make, ths
cheapest newspaper published For clubs Of ten, VITA
.Ucasl, we viii send an extra copy free. Address
PUBLISHER OF rllE Sun Sew YORK CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03

FOURTEEN rlRorGll TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THkLE pEfpl~ ~ PHILADELPHIA
TWO ~ SEW YORK.
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fnslntss Chances

A HORSE ami express ior sale cheap 10 wa,hing
~ ton 81
COFFEE stand corner Dey AMI West SITS opposite
u the Anchor Line nnd Jersey city ferry, 10 lease only
70 those ~hp understand the business Landlord AT ~
Dey 81
I'OH SALE cheap Tor cash, On account Of sickness
tWnf store, sample room ana paper stand Inquire
M 10 Fast Broadway.
I;Er-A rnre chance To secure nrst class bakery
with oven Hnd rooms, also store suitable shoe
maker ~ barber with ruOns Apply to
BOWIE DUNCAN, 80 Atlantic aV., Brooklyn.
WANTS 10 borrow S2.UlD Mt per cent per annum
" good security gwen or n partner with 5000. IN
nrschss business Mll investigation solicited Address
NAN particulars. l. W.. box 1877 sun Vllee.
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"A LEN rnI MOgRlSANlA VIII make the regular sun.
day irips Aug ! 10 Astoria Harlem. and Morrisana.
landing AZ urand Il 2ji 4 and llgth st. each WAY aui
connect with boats tor llish Bridge Leave FULTON
g. 3 80 49, . .. Z : 49, 3lP VI
Leave MORRiSANlA NJ TJu p a.. % IS. 10 o.. II ~
" II 80, I ~. IL. 3, T. > . a.. q 80. 80 T. VI
CONNECTING At 2id - with Manhattan Beach Il Il
FARE Oh SUNDAYS, iucfNIs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-30

best dramatic talent on the stage. First of
all comes Mr.. +. Warde, in his character of
MULLER of Mullenhauer," in which his
splendid dramatic ability has full sway.
Mr.. .Milnes Levick as "Schelm" is very
good and plays that calculating diplomatic
villain to perfection. Miss Jeffreys Lewis is
fine actress and makes every point tell in
the Countess Laniere" Miss Ada Gilman
is well-known as a good soubrette, and
makes "Wogy" very important parsonage
in the play. The scenery is all very excel
lent, but the Siberian snow storm in the
fourth act is one of the most beautiful
effects we have ever seen.
The audience applauded most enthusiast
cally when they first saw it, but when at
the close came the three sledge teams drawn
by two wild reindeer and four spirited
dogs, their delight and enthusiasm was i'm
mense. We have seldom seen more spon-
taneous tribute payed by an audience to a
new play than that which ''The Exiles' re-
ceived last night. We expect to see crowd
ed houses for the remainder of the week.
Every night and Wednesday and Saturday
matinees.
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Never known to Fail.

DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound has never been known to
fail in permanently curing obstinate coughs,
colds, crotp, whooping coughs, nor any
diseases of the respiratory organs, and it
does it, too, AT ONCE. 1t is not necessary to
take it for long time before you can dis
cover its beneficial effects. Its sale in this
community is immense and its popularity
universal. 1t should not be classeo with
compounds put up by inexperienced hands,
Do not fail to give this great and potent
remedy trial 1t will not and can not dis
appoint you. Try it once. Trial size 10c.
Regular sizes SOC and 81.
John Keeshan, Sixth and Walnut streets;
J. D. Wells, Fourth street and Central ave
nue.; H. F. Reum Fifth and Broadway.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never fails. Pleasant
to take and requires no physic. Price 25c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-30
Common Council.

The Board of Common Council held a
meeting yesterday.
The following communication was re-
Eerred to the Committee on Public In
;titutions:
70 the Honorable Council:
GENTLEMEy-As the inauguration of the
new Springer Music Hall-the grandest and
most imposing edifce of the kind on the
American continent-will soon take place
with suitable ceremonies, l most respectful
ly suggest that your honorable body aid in
and give official recognition to this impor-
tant event in the history of our city.
1t will afford ME great pleasure to aid you
In any way in my power that you may
suggest.
l am with highest consideration yours
respectfully, R. NJ. MOORE, Mayor.
On motion of Mr.. Pearce, the voting place
of Precinct A. Fourth Ward, was changed
for the coming special election from the
west side of Lock street, between Fifth and
Sixth, to No. 70 Lock street.
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'--------------
The Exiles at the Grand.

The great Russian drama, 'The Exiles,'
of which so much has been said and writ
ten, was presented at the Grand Opera-house
last night by the Broadway Theater Com
pany. The audience was fine one, ard
1.-THE Exiles" was by their unanimous ap-
proval pronounced complete success. The
plot is an interesting one, and every step OF
Its unfolding is watched with interest till it
is unwoyen to the last thread. The cast is
eamposed Of old fayorites and some Of the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-30
Administrators Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
/ Probate Court Of Hamilton County State OF
Ohio, to inc directed. will offer for sale at public
auction "on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of May,
a. D. 1878, at two O'Clock In the afternoon, upon
the premises the following described real estate
10 wit All that certain lot of land situated in th
Rice street north OF Mulberry street. being twenty
feet OF the southern side of Lot No Thirty-fiye Of
Square No. Sixty-two, of e. B. Reeders Subdf-
vision, as recorded in Book 81, page 266; being
lot 20 feet 'front.' on west side Of Rice street. by 80
feet deep, to a ten-foot alley.
Valued at 81, 300.
To be sold by order of Court, in Case No. 2,578.
wherein Cornelius Byl Administrator de bonis
non Is plaintiff, and Ann ]. Neil ct al are defend
ants.
Terms of Sale-Cash on day OF sale.
CORNELIUS BYL,
Administrator de bons non of the estate Of An
drew ]. Neil, deceased.
CORNELIUS BYL, ROBERT J. CRESAP,
Attorney. Auctioneer.
on00
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-30

WYOMING is one of the most beautiful as
well as the most prosperous of our suburbs.
1t is new, therefore possibly has not reached
the big prices that viii be asked in few
years. The sale tomorrow is one we'll
worth attending. Any one thinking of "a
delightful home in the country should go
and see Wyoming
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-30
Highly Esteemed.

DR.. Prices Unique Perfumes-Pet Rose,
Alista Bouquet and other odors-are rich
and highly esteemed perfumes. They are
used by the most polished and refined per-
sons for their powerful durable and ex-
quisite fragrance. No toilet is complete
without them
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NeUralRia,

with its terrible pain and suffering in the mouth,
teeth and face, often involving the eye and ear
with its sharp, darting, piercing and Troublesome
afliction, can be promptly allayed, and the sensi-
tive and sorely affected parts relieved by bathing
freely with Ponds Extract and taking ten drops
every two hours. In cases of severe
Toothache by holding some of the Extract in the
mouth many have been instantaneously cured.
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BOOKS, &c.
USEFUL, ROoKSo

DAINTERs' MANUAL A COMPLETE PRAC-
i TlCAL Guide to all Branches OF Painting, &c.
&c, Soc. Book of Scrolls and Ornaments, 81
Watchmakers' and Jewellers Manual, Soc Soao-
makers Manual, DC Carpenters Manual, aprac.
tca guide 70 all operations OF the trade illustrated,
Soc, Scraps OF information, universal pocket en-
cyclopedia, embracing all subjects Incident to
every day life, price SOC. 600 Ways to Make Money
price, prepaid .r ~ p Hbpns
Address ALFRED WARREN, Bookseller, No
2l9, Central avenue, cincinnaS. Ohio. sTu&Tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-30

Mothers will grow weary and sigh over
the responsibility that Baby places upon
them, but they have the high privilege of
shaping character for usefulness. The ex-
ercise of patience and the preservation of
Babys health by the proper use of DR.,
Bulls Baby Syrup will give them great
present comfort and prospective happiness
25 cents per bottle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-30

A we'll timed and judicious concession to
the popular demand for reduced rates has
added very greatly to the former excellent
popularity Of the Colonnade Hotel, Phila-
datnhia
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-30

Armure chenette is used for mantles anC
Armure venetian for dresses
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TAXntinn

The taxes paid in and distributed from
the February, 1878, settlement for the last
half of 1877, in Cincinnati, are as follows:
Corporation 1888 1876 60
School $780, 432 90
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HaN.I July


.HANsI.r July III.
About l.l.r r.sr9 fr.n4ae ua,anlT
describe. Id as...a. .4rt-,.5 san. ..,.
oa.. S s..e...# .ab,t, ami -.,,
,ra. t..a. r. b..,I. I'm,
ta.ri. ara ta9.ab. bs.., t-...1
p..ep 81 d ,tD4... ...a.faHn -
baInoa. could s.. NIL, .,.4a7..
who n.. ID .a, baill ...t .fs.. am.
time rs t#e ---~ # 81. rH. .,n,
cfl.brrt..f r.....,, +. hn,I3.
one ,f tan., ,- l-,,,..f nh
tia5 either 4l, .rl..r> v.ra ,f I,r.
iel.u.tl1e d. tLey Re.f ian..r- - ~.
erection ly each nlI.f All ~ ....sl.
cradle lime lal ,.ar-eg L..t va.n .l.,~
being built. N-3t1e n.rh.,s .na -
bad I.l1 thIen-a. 5.s ac-tIaT another Ind
been raised IL ,,esrs a,d or.l.y no
land. B5tL al taa.c var. - tna t,na
5. the usst sa-,l. meu+bv onr4,rr w.,a
covered with a heavy Growth 81 timber
The Indians had NJ kHoviraae .f tho
builders. Iycsaie..nre i, that tbo na,-
DE who bu.lt these noun, We hrre
1T tn san. tIme =, tb.,. a-ai.,t mi.,
miners and thar ta.. At,er nearI. d.
liy. .nair snpa,r, from tIas. Tho
seas.e,l> found il ,rp,a m,u,d. an
vine, nae that ,ber lad inter.o1r1a
with the vavflrars ~ rha s.3 and tbe.a
latter were ths n.n.l. Il. vb ~, tba nro-
Inc,s al these NM. 80. a,.h,.r,4
.nr a 1,f,6ua-s IN ev,ia,..- -, -,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-18


ailments
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t.
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..
ours , .a- ..s-
a....u.
Ea# . dignity ..I. ..s..
safe. @ a-8 u.s..
Tor f.e -.. a @
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--.a aie ata4 #luEs ..-t &.
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l..'.a gs.-tt. n
1.tl. -o...tH. grange. uT 49,
sE 81 free I.,ele#. ~. Views n-
.l au af notes. Il .st.uaataf ra.rr.-
oa aea Hr ezi- .Ialt. q Ifa. .-
S. z II !. Isl .I...aI. lss4a 4aa.
nor au.v ISL feeling II. ~yt.u4##..
fraternity e.-guavl.l. 1at ...h .lr...
Nlaaal member IS ,l-e..sa-.. Ill. l..
hrNed effort. either in hopeful eran,
tl'H - generous rivalry. IuaveI.It.,r
The time nor space t. discuss this i'm
FoiJ4nt subject iu al It- bearings. .ut
1 would EARN e-tay urge III u.t.4 taa
attention Fl a farmers
FROM q list ~ agricultural societies
and farmers c.u.-. a, pua.7 Hed is
the Dep-taento of A1r.ealtaram 1875.
take lac numb / a7 given. Ior a iev,
q Tie states, showing That ahe epnal-
tlon 81 agriculture and Il kindred III
jeIe-t may, IN some measure. he
Judged by tine appreciation ot cooper
allle effort ny tine people.
The number OF societies or eia.. ia
each Of the following named states
We're reported 10y the Department i'm
lo,,: Wisconsin 81: Indiana So: Iowa
IL: North ,aroiina -: Virginia 30:
Tennessee -; Georgia -. 81 the
twenty seven reported from oUr State
only abou1 eight 1T The list are now
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-18

The use Of Brains in Farming
A lesson in Chemistry.


on the blanks for re orjing results
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SHORT LESSON II CHEMISTRY
Vegetable and animal substances.
and manures aud soils as vel, contain
three kinds Of material-water. or
ganic Matter and mineral matter. or
ASH. If YOU keep a wi-p OF hav OF a
bone for tune i'm a hot oven. the
water will be driven ont. Tt Won put
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-18

There MI be a grand mass meeting
and pic ric If sabbath schools at Hollis
Springs to-day. six schools VIII be
represented, and the number present
viii be great. Rev. T.. II. Prjtchard,
Me7-Is. \. b. Brou-hton, ". II. Pace,
John Armstrong aud / Henry Briggs.
IT,. vii e, f.o1 his city. aud vii de-
liver addresses To q assemb.agc.