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WEST NIRGINIA. S..

WEST VIRGINIA, s..
At Rules held III the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF
Preston county. on the fIst Monday of
Scptcmqcr 1873.
john Woods,
Michael Keenan,, Joseph a. Royso,
John kcculu. Hiram Gairs ana Henry
NJ. COricy.
~ EQUITY.
The object otthis suit Is to 81 force the
lien of a Judgment, ia the bill and pro
ccedings mentioned, in favor of the
plaintiff against the defendants, Michael
keenan, anu Joseph NJ Rov,c.
And ID appearing that the defendant
Joseph NJ. luysc is not a resident Of his
SHtc, he is, therefore, hereby required
10 appear here, at Rules to bo held for
said Court, on the last Monday ui Sep
tembcr instant, and do What is necessary
To protect hi- interests herein. And ON
motion of tn plaintiff ~ his attorney.
il is ordered that the foregoing be- pun
lishei in the West Virginia RGUs a
weekly newspaper published in this
county. \ copy Tcs,:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
w. II. u. Don't, Att'y Tor Pm
7scpt7S $40,
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A Plain Dream at Plainview.

PLAINvIEw, sept. ~, 1878
Edtor Ar0,ls:
After reading vour structures on 4. T..
lanham 1t IN ode a deep impression ON
my mind knowing that you were not in
the habit Of speaking so positively with
out PROOF that / bad very peculiar
dream on the subject
dreamed that l was called to assist i'm
an autopsy on the body or. l.. Lanhanl
who had passed to that bourn from which
no traveller returns, and was assigned the
duty ofdissccting the head.
We opened the head to the best Of our
ability which, upon superficial view.
appeared like tho head Of another man:
but upon applying our glasses 10 it, we
made very odd discovery namely, that
Which we looked upon as brains, were
not such in reality, but an heap ofstrnnge
materials wound up in that shape aud
texture, and packed together ia the sew
eral cavities OF the skull For as Homer
tells us. "the blood Of the gods is not real
blood, but ouly something like it,"
The pineal gland, which many of our
'"Pl''' ~ W. VIC
," ~ we So"'' Silo'' very strong OF
ny ~ MY "'" was o''c"'h P'SSed WiIb
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Wv ''" ' i''''o i"'e'' OF mirrors "hi'h
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iusomuch that the soul, 10 there had been
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w EST VIRGINIA, So:

Az Rules hCld
in the Clerks office of the Circuit Court of
Preston county, on the first Monday OF
Scptcm her, ISIS
William q Brown
".
William II. Hartman, Philip Mar
tin and William Martin.
IN EQUITY.
The object Of thiS suit il to enforce the
lien of "a Judgment, in the bill aud pro
ccedings mentioned.
And IL appearing that the defendant
William II. llUrrinuu il not resident OF
this state lac -, therefore, hereby res
qu re- T. appear here. at Rules To hc
held for said Count on the last Monday
of september, in unt, and do what il
necessary To protect his interests herein.
And on motion OF the plaintiff by his AT
totn'V II ~ ordered that the ton, usuiur be
published ia the West Virginia Argus. --
weekly newspaper published in this
county. \ cppy-IcSt:
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
VIM. G.. Brown, Jr., Atty Tor Pm.
7scp77 81 Dbl
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HEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS.

There will hc public examinations
held "a. The following p aces. viz:
Brandon vile, sept. %; Portland. Sept.
-; kingwood, Sept. - 4; Nowburg. Sept
30. ISIS.
Examinations will commence at \.
NJ. ca Ia day. The examinations will bc
written. and the CaudidatvS will please
use pen and ink. Persons desiring to
teach school tu this county will please
at,cud at ono ct the ahpVc named places.
BY order OF the Boud ct Examiners.
l.. Il. SMItlI.
Nj. -. BRNrE,
X. ". MONROE.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE!

under this head we publish letters OF
interest hom any person who wishes TO
write upon subjects which will clai n the
attention of intelligent PC, pie. Such 1t
ters 40 not always represent the views OF
the editor, and are sometimes directly
contrary TO his views; but they s,e Civ
EN- To make public the opinions OF differ
ent pooplc on matters which are imports
ant, and which should be understood
EDITOR ARgtrS1
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WEST VIRGINIA. S..


At Ru'cs held in
the Clerks Office Of tho Circuit Court Of
Preston county, on the FIRST Monday Of
september. 1878.
Julia A. Ba-uctt administrators If
Jacob Ba,uCtt, deceased,
vs..
Samuel Snidcr, 81 vi.
~ IQGITY.
Tho object Ofthis suit Is to- restrain the
-t e. Of 20 certain house and lot iu King
wood; aud also tO subject To- sale ull the
real estate Of which the said dctodcut
died Seizei, for the payment of bis debts,
NC.
Ana 10 appearing that the defendants
John VI. Brucu and Bcaux Ba-ictu
ar, not residents Of this State, they are
therefore. hereby required 10 appear here
at Rules 10 Do held for nid Court, on 10 O.
lest MouuIy of September. instant. and
90 what i- necessary to protect their boo
forests herDin. Aud ON motion OF tho
pl'Iutn by her attorney q is ordered
that The foregoing bee published iu the
West virginia Argus,-a weekly news
paper published in Preston county.
T. copy Test:
SMITH CRAVE, Clerk.
Jno. Barton Payne, Atty for Pm.
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MORGANTOWN LETTER.
The Greenbackers Nominate a
Full Ticket What is thought of
the Candidate for the Senate.
MoRuANroMN. .,er. Is. |

MoRoANTowN, sep. Is, 1878.
Editor Argus:
On last Monday. 10th inst, the Greens
back party OF Monougalia county rs.
Semhled al the Court House. in Morgau>
town and made nominations for the Otis
ces of State senator House of Delegates
and Clerks of the several Courts. VIM.
+. Watson, OF Shutdown was selected
for state Senator; James Hair and Noah
Henderson. f'r House OF Delegates; NJ.
NJ. Dent, for Cork of County Count, and
David Weidman for Clerk OF the Circuit
Court.
The people of Preston county will be
called upon TO vote for MIR. Watson for
the Senate, ana we can assure thom that
the candidate is worthy of their support
and confidence. Mr.. Watson was born
and reared ard has Away, resided i'm
Monongalia county. He possesses a
large and valuable estate consisting most
~ OF Improved lands and stock. lie has
followed farming and grazing AL his life
and I'm all his intercourse with bis nusi-
ness associates has shown himsclfa man
OF worth and integrity. He is always
kind aud aiiablo in his department aud
l. Justly popular with all who know him.
His nomlIati"n is regarded as the slrun-
gest mat could have boon made, and but
little doubts are entertained of his carry>
ing the county of Monpnglia, and per>
hapS Preston. II is election is predicted
with confidence 10y his friends
GREENpACKgR.
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II can make money fastor at work for
- us than at anything else Capital not
required; we viii start You. 81 per day
at home made by the industrious .fou,
women, boys and girls want a every
where tO worN for u~. Now isl tho time.
Costly outfit and terms FREQ Address
1hUE a. CO., Augd-ra, Maine.
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$3.50; six months, 10: four months, so
cents.
To non residents oftbc cOtDity-One year.
81 ,65-the IL cents extra beng charged
TO pr spay POSTAGE six months, So cents;
three months, 90 cents.
Our terms are cash ia ddUdacc. there
fore all papers will be stopped at the eN-
piration of the term oil subscription, un
less renewed.
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IVAN SVILLE
w Ooleu II Glory .
%, 900 LIS. Wool Wanted
GTc0fIU ITSduccd PIiccs |OpHuIi-
UJUcH jiJiO WOOi M GOOds

Cardin2 . al spinning yarn from Is to 10
cents pr H..
stocking yarn. mixed, 3jc per ~.
CaSsinI're, soc per yd
Twc' all wool, 4Oc -
Doc = 'n Jotns, now style, soc "
Flanu"l- from De to 3jc "
Bin cts from 81 To $3.50 per pr.
w havo 10 LOT Of hcavy goods that wc
sell very low TOR ct-h, wool or country
prpnuce. we give the
E-o- HghcA Morho Price I'm U-ooL-0s
VIC don't hold wool. therefore we can
sell goods lower and pay better price
TOR wool than others.
j. BOWMAN e. SON.
Evansville, Preston Coz, W.. Va
Mar. 1911, 1873. 4, 20 q.
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ADVERTISER ENTs.
WHEELING
Female College.
-N
HOME-LIKE AND ELEG ANT IN
ALL I1SiAprOINrMENVS.

The College is beautifully situated and
within c1sy walking dispucc OF any part
OF thc city. street ear accounted atoms
L. uCighhoriNy towns. Eur hOllthml.
ness OF situat ON II rs unsurpassed and It's
whole internal arrangements are OF the
highest ordcr
Terms Node o'e R ell he D(p1rtmts
For catalogues or other information
address The President.
MISS y. TAYLOR.
RoAUp OF TRUsrTuS.- Hon & n HUB,
bard. President; In ~ Logan, Secretary:
u & List. ESQ, irV3-urcE Ihn- lloru-
brook, j Il hubbard, \ W CamphcU. II
II List, Augustus Pollock, RpnEmm
Davenport, James = Rhodes, samuel 4
llildreth, sweeney, G. Il Wheat
Joseph Bell.
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.oMMIssIoNER.s NorLcE.

samuel ]. Boyd: Henry NJ. Harper.
composing the firm OF Harper & Bro !;
David Gutmau and Manuel Gutman
composing the dun Of NJ. Gutman 4 Co:
Gehrge X. Wheat. William \. lSett and
John -. NRVlor, composing tho firm Of
Wheat. iSett \ NaNior; George W. HOr>
seV, John &. lIorScy and samuel Baton.
composing the arm OF HorScy Bro. Il
Batteu: Daniel &. List, Benjamin nlvcu~
port aud GCnrge III. Parks, composing
the firm II List, Davenport and Parks:
Alexander Laughhn. Samuel Laughuu.
Charles II. Odhert. George b. GleSnor
and Alexander X. Campbell, composing
the firm ct i.aughliu Bros 4 Co.: AlcN-
and laughiu, Charles H. Colbert and
Samuel IHUghliu, composing the firm of
LauChliu Bros. ~ Co.: Johu W. BoVd
aud Johu Il. BotStuId, composing the
nrm q; john W. Boyd a Co.; who sue
a. we'll on thcir own behalf, n on behalf
Of all the other Judgment or lien credit
Or> of Reuben WHrtheu. who shall como
in aud contribute To- the expenses Of this
suit,
against
Reuben Warthou, William G. Wilson.
the Merchants National Bank OF West
NirCiuia, at Wheeling, 4 J. Clarke,
Trustee, aud Elisha Thomas. administers
OF George ilardmHu, deceased
IN EQUITY.
BN decree rendered 10y the Circuit
Court of Preston county, in the above
uaned cau>C on the 18Th day of April,
1873. the said cause was referred 20 ono OF
tho Commissioners OF the said Court to
ascertain aud report what liens there are
on the land in the bill asked tO bC sOld
who ia iaVur Of their amounts, ard res
pcclNo priorlucs with anything else
doomed pcrtiuCut by tho commission VI
on requested 10y amy OF the parties.
COMMENSURATE OFFICE,
kINGwoOp, WEST VA,
August gtn, rs.
The parties To- the above named suit
are hereby notified that shall. on the 2d
day of September next. at my Office Atorc~
said. proceed to execute tho above mCu~
toned decree ct reference.
SMITH CRANE, Csm'r.
JAS. \. Blows, Attorney.
| Aug. 10, IS SLID.
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Tho coparncr,hip of G. w. Jackson
Il 60. is this day dissolved low mutual
consent. e. W Jacksnu withdrawing.
The books and accounts will be- found i'm
the hands ot q. ". Jackson. An those
indebted To the Iatc firm will please mi>o
prompt settlement.
c. W. JACKSON,
j. W. WATSON.
Portland, Aug. 10, 1878.
Tho undcy,i-uCl will continue the uon-
cral merchandising business at tho old
stand. ana thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed to the late nrd so~
licits continuance OF the Same which
lao viii spare no efforts TO merit
j W. WATSON.
Portland, Aug. 10, 1873. Hul5 TT
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Pursuant To "a resolution OF the conven-
ton OF the Nationals held at Cranberry
on the nth Inst, the following gcntle>
men were appointed as a County Exec
utiVc Committee, viz,
Portland-Jamcs Messenger.
Union Horny G.. Wotriug.
Pleasant II. Feather.
G0nt-Charles Eantner.
Kingwood James l.. Murdock.
Valley Ohm Glseman.
Lyon--Juc, b Gibson.
Reno-Jame~ NJ. Hamilton
TIL" duties Of this committee Will Ice. rs
we are informed. To organize clubs. So
cure SpeahrS. distribute documents, So
cure tho attendance of all GrcCuhackers
at the polls and in every way labor for
the success of the party at the approach
ing election.
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and laughed frequently, and had very
wise look: and some ladies thought him
either a wit or fool.
Amor all, Mr.. Editor. this is only
q cam. GALFN.
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WM. NJ. DEBT, NJ. d.
DIR. +. MORTIMER DENT.
DIR. " NJ. n, DENT g son,
Practitioners of Med cine,
SURGERY, &C.
NEwBURG, W. VA.

Omco and consultation rooms over
Don't & Sons Drug Store.
10 Every Saturday from 2 10 3 =. NJ.
patients who are unable 90 paw will be
prescribed for free 10 such medicine
will bc furnished when desired Mt cost.
Also surgical operations will be- per-
formed at the same time free OF charge.
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WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS
THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US,
Is Published erc1y Saturday 6y
n. CL AY n. HYDE,
KIEGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY. W. VA.
Observation-Disclosures

KINGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. Va
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
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Amid ",b. pc-ulencr that ~Alk"th by
aud th,. l,.t r1Ctt1u thai "A t.trih

Amid the pcHtilencs that ~Ais"th by
eight. and the - iructi1n thai nt-t"th
bI uonnday.' IL - gratifying IA not"
the manS hands stretched forth - help
In their spro., need the d.-iitut" 'ios ~
our nm ic,.d ritir-. From every part ~
this broad land comes anssrr la the
shape ~ aii. until II -ermS "a. though
CHARITY. herself. had brcnp" the reign
ing element In .OCiriy
IL i. not aqur.,iVu y. 10 h"" much -
needed The motiy, l. 10 .iocpr With
all the mean. available In every cpni.
muuiiy untouched by The soDurgr. nni
"a .uccor quickly rlthput waiting Ia
knus the measure oi fciIsi required.
There J., M dpiing out II iuDd., hnt y
! generous. nay a lavish Ou,pouribg ~
substantial aid. with a%s,uranfr of cpE'
! tinuan /" sithOut limit.
That - = beautiful trait ~ human
! character which - evoked by u univ'r-
.al in.pirati1u Ia stand between life
and draih among a.. afflicted ppOr, and
.tay their suacring- when IL may III
iaS them IN their last resting p!aG'
when lir 4. no longer possible, aud aid
ia. living Kindred who " th"li
dead God knows ~ cannot frame th'
language - express thn thanks which
.uch Kindness prDSpko- II - hard Ia
decd Ia mari the rayhg"s 1f this d"
-tuIrtiy~ fever, but what snail b. sai'
u. tie privilege III being rendered able
Ia cope With il. ~ 10 the poor, with tn
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
N Ohiu.o Nan.

she "a, a si,ll.h Young ial, siatut
- Years ull .nd So s,,-lWw.-i t,r \
i,,nd su, 'r,t the h,h, ont iur ,u aif
uR Sb" WAS Nhr'lnR b, up aui ipsh
'H" wal1 Whon "a uliish man. N"p
dr,i. onmo along and impaired lor n
certain Iurs"n supposed q" liz" un hat,
stree, Nbv ueafib S'llod hot bead III
irving I" au,scf him aud be- looked
around. caught sight - the baty aud
.rd
'Ntcc rhiid. that isuppus' Sou feel
proud ~ hImF
IT isn I minrr ~" ,rllri NJ him
10y. rhi Vel. be- looks iust Ike
You
II isu.t mime sho yelled again. bat
be- nodded hts head and continued
'rw ne. "h' Where's the "thrt uuo''
Drspairing ~ making HIM under.
stand b, word IL mouth. she pointed Ia
The hnhy, n, hrrs'lf. AMI then shook her
head.
YES yes. src lulhrr twin In tho
hou.e Their father b. fnud 81 thom, II
cour-cp'
She turned the cab aud hurried ,ho
| other way. hui hr tp'lu~oi after. ani
p,tcI
ID ,hc tirt round much A. ulght-'
/ tell yuu 'tniut MINE she shouted.
luukiog ypry red ia The it,"
4 t3iuk tou'i" wrong there" be ans,
Arrrd Children brought up "u the
bottle are apt ~ pin" and de
She started On "A run TOR lhu gate, bat
hriur" .hc hal op"u"d It BE- cam" up
aud asked
Have la spank EN- oors Ia = shil"
supp",rp
Sip made about tvrnt, gestures IL
hail n minute, aud b" helped ia" cal
through the gate aud -aid
Our children were all t~inS, ani ~
send my VII" down ~ giy" sou some
piSice. You sas--
Bu, she picked up n flower pot AM
hung u n, him Iie jumped bsck. an'
jus, ~ she entered ID. house, b" call''
Tut
Hop. insanity Won't break out an th'
twins
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
How Plants pro,id. Ter the Failure.

och .prcr"s II plant must, 81 course
.ul,e for itsrif the problem during tho
cdurso # 10 Development whether IT,
energies viii ho best ,iupluNod hS hoard.
ing uu'rIm ~ Tor IT, future us" In bulbs
and mict,. "r hy pro,lurin rrhly 'n.
lowed -'ri- which vii gi,o lts ul.ptiug
a better Chaur" - r1oting Themselves
comfortable. nul 80 surviving In safe F,
amid the r'asrlos. competition 81 rival
species The yhriuI. cereals. such -
wheat, barley. ryr and pnu-, have tpuui
IL most convenient Ia grow hfr'-h ~iih
each -'n.uo. ami "a supply their an-
brNU- With an abuui AM store uf food
for their ~-u-tsnaur" during The infant
stag" Il PLAINTIFF" Their example has
been fulluW"d hy peas aud other pul."-.
by ia" Wide class ~ nut-. and by M"
majority 81 garden fruits On the 9th
s,nr. nu,rimrn' for them. selves In the
underground stem, surrounded by "A
mns. ~ overlapping or cio-cly wound
leaves. which Ne call u bulb, IA" IRIS
aud the rrocu- las hy their stock ~
food 10 u woods or f.-hy stalk the po,
'sto makes n rich deposit ~ starch IA
IT. -uh'rrraEsOu- branches OF tui"rs
the turnip. carrot. rndi.h and bret, Use
,hrir root ~ the -tOrshOnso for their
boarded food stuff: Will" NJ" Orrhi'
produc"s each yDar n nrw ,uhcrcir hs
IA" lid" II IL ",i-iing root, md this
SECOND tuhrrclr become. IN turn the
! parent ~ the next wears ~n1scrinp
stem Perhaps, however, the cpmmpr
cUlchiCum " m"hdpW.snNrun Nnprd'
the most instructive instance ~ al. i1l
during IA" summer II -Duds up greer
leaves alone, which dryui" their rutii'
time Ia the accumulation ~ fpoi ''ufl
IN "A CORN NJ their side, and. when ii'
autumu comes round, M : rorm prndu
c,- not leaves. but a naked flower stalk
which pushes - way through III" mon,
earth. aud -tand- SOLITARY before ths Do
tob.r Hind., depending wholly upoI
the stock 81 nutrlmcnt laid uu fpr u u
this CORN. -foruidr Science Monthig
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
his'or, ~ the ~ urge.
]. yellow fever from when New

u N'ti'" f'N't ss'th "'f'" ~
Orleans and other southern cities AZ"
suffering 50 terribly, generally l. set
down a of cumparativeiy rsc"n, date,
not having been known IA a distinctly"
disease until about the middle II tn"
seventeenth century. II j. ordinarily
confined within narrow geographical
limits, being endemic in certain parts
Of the African coast, In the West Indies
and in the tropics Of America. II has
prevailed in southern Europe, having
visited Lcghorn, Ital, Gibraltar, Mai
aga, and other scapOrts ON the coast pt
Spain and Portugal, aud penetrated ~
far north aS Philalelphia and New
York. II j. endemic IN low districts
near the sea, and, though sporadic in
! other places, under certain conditions.
It has rarely appeared beyond - deg.
| north latitude. or above an elevation oi
| 2,5N feet. Confined almost entirely in
the past Ia towns on the seq coast, or
on the banks Of nayigabl" rivers, IT has
been raging for zee Al Grenada; has
reached Canton, and j. monIentarilN
expected at jackson Miss: having
| been brought tbither. no doubt, by pas
scngcrs coming north on the railway
from New Orleans. /, il so very mys
terious and variable in - movement,
and symptoms ~ Ia defy explanation
No u has Yet been able Ia tell Why }
should rag" in Africa and troplca
America. and never Ia seen in the n
dian Ocean and China; why IL -hoult
be- epidemic in Vera Cruz II Havana
and bc unknown in Calcutta aud BON
BAY.
Although yellow fever wa not rank
ed ~ a distinctive disease, ~ has beer
said,un,il the middle Of tn. seventeenth
century, it undoubtedly existed ionl
before that time under different anne
Generations previous Ia COrtes' inya
sion Of Mexico, a virulent epidemic
(matlazahuatD used Ia sweep of th'
natives Of that country by thousands
1t was particularly severe in l5i5, lj76
1886 and 1862. Albeit, Humboldt think
the elevation Of the table-land Of New
70 G.. 200 TO 1890 above sea level sui
ticient 10 prevent the identification q
thi, disease with yellow fever. the slm
ilarity Of the symptoms leave little que-
tion that the two are virtually vpe. !
IL we'll nigh certain that the plsgu
which 81 often destroyed the Ing lis
aud Spanish soldiers ut the end OF III
fifteenth and beginning ~ the sixteen,
centuries In MOI tn America, was moth
ing else than the yellow fever. A III,
order having tn character Of the feye
appeared in 1918, among the Indian,
, in whatis now known A. MassAchusstt'
and ragged destructively for four year
il likewise carried of many 81 the Ens
fish emigrant to Virginia. When III
: expedition against Hispaaiola, unde
Venables, in 1853, returned TO Jamaic'
: they were attacked by the plague, ~hic
reduced the army from 1909 u les
| than 1900 men. Thirty-tiye years Il
t ter it vas very fatal in Barbados. M
|; der the name Of the new di-tempe
: Since the close Of the seventeenth ceI
. fury the fever has bsen epidemic in II
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

Roo, crops attain their tnll growth af.
ter N. ligh, frost. come CoDi weather
SEEM % affect them 4. tina, they become
solid and compact, and form sugar un-
der IL influences. - 10 MT fear III"
eiiect- II froa, ou the turnip, and man
gels, but rather welcome II, and DO not
harvest until just before the ground
freezes, rota,O.., however, should b"
dug A. ,oon A. the Top, ~ith.r, a. they
gain nothing thereafter, and are apt "a
rot under the action III the fall rains .!
er ripening.