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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06
WILLIE FORMULAS
By
DIR. LEDOUX.

Republished from the Crop Re
ports" for June 1877.
VILE FORMULA FOR WHEAT.
Sulphate of Ammonia. 222 lbs.
Acid Phosphate, Boo
Nitrate of Potash, III
Ground Plaster. 312
Making, 1,066 lbs
Retail price per Formula $3.50.
FOR TURNIPs.
Nitrate of Potash, 1T lbs.
Acid Phosphate, 53i "
Ground Plaster, 800 "
Making, l,O6G lbs
Retail price for Formula $24.19
. CLOVER.
Nitrate of Potash, III lbs.
Acid Phosphate, 800 "
Ground Plaster, 355 1"
Making, 9S7 lbs.
Retail price per Formula S24.19
It will be seer that the above for
mulae embrace only chemicals. and
DIR. Ledoux recommends adding suf-
ficient plaster or dry earth to make
ton of each, and then apply in such
quantities, per acre, as may be deemed
best, considering character of soil, &c.
Suppose we take that for turnips, for
example. and add dry earth which dis
penSes with the cost of the plaster)
and use at the rate of |, 900 pounds per
acre. Then we will have 461 lbs. of
dry earth, and as per formula, 533 lbs.
costing $3.50. But says DR.. Lee
doux' these figures can be still greatly
reduced by the following method viz:
I'm Peruvian Guano and certain sub
stances, the nitrogen and potash. the
soluble phosphoric acid and the lime,
can be more cheaply sold than when
in the form of pure refined chemicals.
and yet by preparing according to the
ANALYSIS, all these Vile formulae can be
made without buying the exact ingre-
dients called for in the formulate in
just that particular shape. Thus,
taking the formula for clover, and
selling the farmer the nitrogen and
phosphoric acid from Peruvian Guano.
instead Of from saltpetre (nitrate OF
potash and from acid phosphate, the
same formula will only cost $500 fol
the SS1 pounds or
500 lbs of the formula s. 90
500 " :" plaster 200
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06

year more Ammonia. phosphoric acld
and potash. than removed by the
crop.
Application q ; p lhs. Corr MANURE 81
olbs IlAs'er. go
10 IL pe- are costs s.. g
Il q 80
80 5g
i"r tgruIl-. rItahagas. sorghum.
-~u-sr-nanr. cern.-Iille Formula con-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06

100 Ihs Per are cost 500
He adds ANY farmer can have these
formula ingredients delivered ready to
mix ut the above prices, and they Viii
pay better than any cheap fertilizer
can
In the report Of Col. Folks speech
at Company Shops, on the 18th inst,
Us found in the Raleigh Observer, lie
gave the Alamance farmers the fol-
lowing maxinls, which we feel we
may safe commend to the attention of
our farmers generally:
l. Never go in debt if possible to
avoid it. but never un.eSS assured of
your ability to pay when due.
keep well.
). Undertake to cultivate no more
land than yon can cultivate we'll.
+. Reduce the number of acres and
enrich them by deep and thorough
tillage, understanding and by the use
of green crops and home made ma
nureS and fertilizers.
) Plant an orchard Of the best fruit
trees and take care Of it.
s. Use the very best implements and
machinery that your means viii allow.
Z. Educate your children, and as q
good auxiliary in the work. give them
good newspapers to read at home.
g.. Economise your time SO that a
due portion of it may be devoted to
identifying and adjoining your home
and farm.
8. Join the Grange or some organi-
Zation that Is designed tC promote the
agricultural interests Of the State.
10. Select such men to make and ex-
ecute your laws as can adopt Henry
Clay's motto with a slight variation :
Il would rather be right than to be re-
elected"
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square Z Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
Par.cr Organs.

\ VOID IN their fryur. read;
+ rom the lbl;la. III l;rior!ner;
1--WE have in onr evn hnHse urs ~ tho piqs0s
Advert I'D ~ Daniel T b-a''y IN suf ih"r eel
unn sud 10 not hesiaie Ia rrCorir,@ud Il irpin
pns knpNi..dgs Of ia qsg.tiy. Ar beatty has
,lvalt v,Iy hbrcrahiy vs. u.s.
u T. c!gr.ck, Of HunaParte, | va, ss,s;
"Orear came 10 hand sl -i'e; and after one
hours iral send you thc cash. II more than
tre,ts ny extcct. tluus Tn. tJnc : cycrrG.ng
ty furand 1vipdian-, aad tle cI-s IL 81! lish aud
beautifully hasbed -
7 fomJ Z. tyerci. ts1 Cashier Na,losal Broat-
Wy ls,uA, AeN York;
Orran No G'a received. hsisu 'nil- ss,is-
red y TN inr insirnWcut. remit without iur-
jber delay | have not thought II nrces-sry 10 call
experts TO testit All my limily are delegated -
i,rrv insirumeu, tuilv warranted for six years
as str4ci hist uis-s in every respect. anti ~ n
guarantee II good tuid tney are shipped on from
Stslsdsya' lest tlia. money reign,.vl and freight
cnlrc, = puid h5ih Ways ~ ai- If thev are in any
tl,m ni-rrlr.een'c- or prove uA-atisfactOr!
>ofhut. ndiof thsu hi, can be offered
AtEN.S MANiEn. fut where ! have none
mr., discount. made 10 Introduce In new loo ali
/ = Send Tor Illustrated ADN ERLi,ER Gaia
los,ie Edition.. with ts-iimon 81, from disiin-
gu shed persons. somc oi whom YOU may know.
before luy ins elsewhere. Address, DANIEL f..
StAtTl, s.hir.ton. New Jersey
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
Cost Of Prosecuting Grim
ir,ais.

This subject has long engaged
she attention OF The tax payers, and
as the time appronchcs tor the eIcc.
lion Of law makers, we deem il
proper thai the subject be ngltated
NJ 4 plans devised aud advocated;
that will ut least ameiora,c the
evils complained CT Our county.
to-day, is indebted over $4,000,
aud the bulk OF this Indebtedness
has accrued from the costs in pro.
scouting criminals. For the safety
Of person and property, criminals
must be punished; but il should be
done at less cost to tho counties,
than under tie present system of
prosecution. The following, or
something similar, which We clip
from Missouri exchange, and
which applies equally to our state,
would, ia our opinion, meet the
approval OF our already ovcr.taxed
people;
"rho question Of how TO reduce
tho costs in criminal cascs--the
large item in our state expenses
lis continually agiiated by some
OF our exchanges, and us yet, no
solution has 5een offered. 1t u
Plan Is wanled--onc which will be
jus, to the tay payers in general rs
well rs to the officers, jurors, o,c..
we have one ,n which there is
no patent, and one which, in our
humble opinion, is tho only inst
plan. |. Is Ia reform The court
practice and compel criminals 10
20 10 trial the first term, or else
pay mp all the costs OF the term,
There would be no justice in re-
ducins fees, us they are low enough
now, and jurors especially are to
badly treated now. IN nj, import
ant criminal trial, great lumber
of jurors are summoned, out al
which n few are chosen, and tie
Others get nothing tor their iimc
and trouble, while those who try
the case, get barely enough to pay
,hcir board.
"The practicc-sanc'ioncd hy the
rulings Of our supreme COURTS
such that criminal with pretty
good purse and rliable conscience,
can evade tri"l Tor an indefinite
time, and no matter how auSionr
the circuit judge may be to have
the case irIud aud AVOID piing up
costs, the la'. vera can manage t,
mite oat something strong eupngl,
tor their clients to swear to Ia gel
u continuance. In tact, the prnc.
,ice IN our criminal courts has got
10 be an inimcnsc .arce, ii not an
expensive maud.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

wE are in receipt Of Professor
Tees National Weather nlmanac
for 1878. From a hasty glance at
it, contents, We hevc come to ,hc
CONCLUSION that for tho past
7oar weeks We have had lit
tle the worst weather that ever
visited u poverty stricken commun-
ity; and should Professor TIcs pub.
iish another almanac for the next
year, our farmers will have TO do
sIl their work in dug outs and fat
beats,
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
A Coed Move.

With their ever laudablc goal,
the Osccola Literary aud Dramatic
association propose organizing a
joint stock company. for the rur.
pose OF enabling them to raiss sat-
ticient funds to tnild 4 hall. Ii is
their desire to erect and finish such
y building, as Will not only prove
In ornament to the architectural
appearance OF the town; but. also,
one .hat will ill up great and de-
plorable void in the community.
A neat and capacious bail, rc.dy,
n q moments notice, to respond 10
Isll the requirements OF The public,
in the way OF convenience and
space for the gathering Of an as
semblagc, holding exercises, or
rendering performances. ASIDE
from ths dedication OF tho contcm-
plated building to tic requirements
~ tho public convenience and to
the advancement Of literature IN
der-the continued auspices OF the
osrco!a Literary and Dramatic
association, it is proposed, as one
pf the appendagcs to the joint stock
company, 10 have a comfortable
club room, where the stock holders
can, at all times, plec, IN social re
union and provide themselves with
ample means Of pastime. Tins
move or the part OF our Literary
and Dramatic ASSOCIATION cannot be
TOO bigLjy commended, and de-
Sesyss the encouragement Of every
citizen, not only OF Osceo'a, but OF
those, throughout the county, who
have any pride ~ the prosperity
OF their county seat. The anoani
Of stock, is suggested, 10 be limited
" ene bni'dred shares. at ten dol.
lars per share. Each stockhnider
10 have the privilege Of becoming
an active lpenber of the Lite,ary
and Dramatic assoeiaiion, or al
honorary member iasreof at his
own option, Tor lite, with al the
attendsst privileges. The joint
stock Company 10 l.c organized,
whenever City shares shall bHre
been snoscribed. suLscrlrtion to
~ s.sck is now being vassed
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

by the executive committee ol Tie
association, With reasonable pros.
poets VI success, and We sincerely
hope our people will cheerfully
come forward and coatribuie man.
fully 10 an enterprise that merits
not only their good wish, but as
well their pccuniary assistance.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
Trnstee's Sale.

~ vfr;Gs Of crftlin deed of ir7,-l 10 nie
executed. os trurtee, by Charlge llDw,n Ani
wfr, and James ". Is q aud wife, To secure 10
John tnIr"n certain Indebtedness therein ex-
pressed, said deed hoaring dsfe Janna,, 31ih ,
1871. and duly recorded In kccsr.l volnine {. =
c,uniy, Arknnsss. J. A, NJ MeNeiyh, a. nu..
Ire aforesaid, viii on the 2Hh day nt February
is7s AZ thr front door uf The coat house m ,ne
town "i Osceola. STATE OF NrkHn-as, ~ The h.Ir
l2"'cluck ~. prnce-d 20 sell 20 the highest n4!
hest hldd,r fir cash in hund, The ioiiGXiug do
srr bed real essir 5it,iaie and iyiug Ia Mirsis-
81 pi county. tri.ansa-, tr-wft.
III. nOri'Isf'st uf SECTION 90 IA toN ls,i %
u, north Df lsnge y iasi. csiitaiuins lU agr, =
IL satisfaction cf said trust deed. 1ifle be-
lieN ed To be good. bat sell ns trustee eniy
II 81. McNElCl. Irusi-e q.
JAxVARy &c, isss. At
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
Death oi' the Pope.

Our readers, will no louht hay c
heard, long ere lhis,o! Tie death Of
Pope P,us TX, NJ announced IA
all lhe daiiies throughout the laad'
His deth was no less sudden aud
striking because i, hau long lccn
looked for, and frequently an
nounced during the past year. Ia
its remarks upon his death the
Little Rock Gazette OF the sth,
gives the following brief and sue
cinct accoun, OF his career: "plus
TX, whose death was announced IN
yesterdays Dispatches, was bora II,
Siniglaslia, May lS. 1872, and was
consequently IN the cighty.sixih
year OF lis age. He received holy
crlars in 1878, and in 1897 was
made an archbishop. lii 1899 he
he was created Il cardinal. and. on
the death OF Pope Gregory WI,
he WAS chosen pore by the con.
clave, June i6, 1916, and, on the
next day, was proclaimed un,!e,
title OF Plus TX. As the head o.
the Papal states he introduced and
pushed forward many sa!uiary re-
forms, gave amnesty 10 political OF.
lenders, lowered taxes, tos,crcd in.
tcrnal improvements. aud reformed
many abuses, both in church and
state. lie has been generally re-
sarded By the Christian world -
Catholic and non-Catholic--as emo
OF the wjsesi, most liberal aud dc
voted OF the Roman Poniii.s.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
Notics.

win open a select school IN the Goodrich
building In U-ceula, IN the 3lst day Of Deccm-
brr, Is,', and rspccifa ~ solicit liberal
-har, OF the plbic patronage.
ttews; Primary aud Intermediate branches
s2 ~ per fnnilhi ex "a rates fer advanced
pupiis' incidental. On advau s.l Tor tenn. 81 %
refr by permission y .ohn ~, She dan, W
W. and y towcr hf rsccolh. and ". q
BSar- county superintendent oi Haywood cola
", Tennessee.
Very respectfully.
JOHN + MATsES.
DcceAhsr =. 1877.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

THOMAS c. ANDERSON, one Of the
infamous members OF the fraudu-
lent Louisiana returning board,
has becn convicted. ]. Madison
Wells and others, will no doubt
follow his footsteps Tho people
pl Louisiana, notwithstanding their
desire to crafty President Hayes,
because Of bis adopting the policy
Of tho Democratic party, and there
by enlisting their sympathy in his
favor, yet great cr,mc had been
pcrpetratcd, and the majesty Of tic
law was held to be sacred, and
,must be vindica,cd. The cnormi-
" OF the oflcnscs committed
against an entire people, Instead
Of affording immunity to the Of
tenders, should make their punish
,pcpt the moro speedy and certain.
The trial and conviction Of such n
man 70 n great stride in nihc onward
march of re'ribution against tho
party who stole tie presidency os
The nation. Lcttbe good work go
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

y TurRE seems TO be no want for
aspirants to the gubcrnatoriaI
chair, aud among those mentioned
Ay the press of the state, are Hon.
Ru.us X. Garland; Hon. Thomas
Fletcher; NJ. NJ. Mcclure; his cx-
e.ltcncy, w. X. Miller, and others.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
Redemption Of Lands.

To whom II may concprn.
The -rS ne . OF section @. township ia. range
IL, which Na- sid for taNes OF 1876, a.. u
bought by J.mcs u IriytT, hns this day been
rede med ~ lhlnason x imhews, paiing into
the county irt.-ur, OF Mississippi couhty. the
sam Oi 81. .. -iG
JAMES X T. HAZE uieik
By Hagh II. Mcy.igh, ID {.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
Notice,

Notice H. hereby gwen, warning Nj persons
moi TO buy "a trade tor certain i'rnin nisurynote
given by the undersigned Ia f,yor Of Mrs. r.
-. Moore for the sum Of about .. oso slai-d issG.
a' We hold u lrssI aud iust on-cl against the
saLic.
GEORGIA N ERWIN,
SUE !. NcGASO,k.
Ey ninck weed y M.in-s, ATTORNEYS
oss"oia, Arb f.s. 5.is.s. .-9t,
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

J. MADISON WELLS surrendered
10 tho authorities OF the state Of
y,suisiana. and lis bail fixed at
e20, 600. No one, however, seems
willing to run the risk, and j.
Madison Wells eats his food in
iail,
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
Redemption of Lands,

To whom Il r,-y concern.
The Sc y q. section ~. township u. range H.
rrsi. which Was sold for taxes on jan. ~ is-.,
and b.Uxi, ly i NJ MILAN has this dav
hrau redeemed BY Sartucl W Eau;eh.r. laviiir
into he county treasury o! Nj sissipld county
The sum of ) ~. -.
J. X. + HALE, rlerk.
2-lS u, Hugh 4. Mc,.iyh, u. &.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

Durius 1877, the publishers cf the kapsaf City
I incs di.,ribdt,,i nearly S.agpv in premiums Ia
.ub-cnhVrs. ani ilcrea t'l tileir ~ uJsc,i ption
ii-i frvSG 10, uu 10 over ar, ,pV, being nSw thc
largest west cf the Missi--tlId iis,r.
al qucrtisns being settird n 10 he legality
of ths ,lisiributnn as q .cs,i',ma's hu>inrss en-
irrirIisc. the . imes sniogncss its next eistrt-
but.on Itf Apr.i ~, ISIS. eseu j. 20 i'ieudnsiis,
Mvrih $500, viii hr silpt,td ~ suts.fi3cI@,
he trcmigm> r,nsisi - valuable an usr-
fai srt!ces. ass vars IRON one dollar to ifteen
hundred dollars.
tsety Subscriber 81 regliar rates g,ir he
nia.s ana als,a share ia L.. Anri nisi isaticn
ior ey, ry clth Vf % com silver hilt,tnS- case
tlgin watch worth sis 10. viii be given 10 u.
lieis.,n sendi the club. scIJ ior coupon
tickets aud particulars.
The Times is puhh-Drl daily. ui-weckly AID
tAiy. and ovs Jted 10 iae aast,iis Interests
Of the eoi,lt ~ tn. NeN Nt-t
for one dollar you can yet The daily Times for
Que mon a. r.-wcekly Times two moath-. or
the. weekly Times Fix nioutAs, to.c c.tsr VITA
one s.i2is u 1 .e April o-tliOailun
Fps inl rories. premium iiSlr, aad cJrpon
tickel srlt ire. Address
4 T. "TrMts
kansa- tatv. No.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

TuE Judsonia Review has drop
spcd the last latter in the states
name. Better stick 10 tho old lard
mark.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
stray Notice.

.rskcn U? ~ the let day ofJwuary ISIS. by l..
II. Fer y'h. living In Canadian township. a
high; white spot on her frr,hrad; isf, f,prr-fnoi
white AID a rs-n spot on the Root of n.r tail
haid mare WA aispra rsd at SsD.ta
Ais. at the ssine itnss AID ilsce one dark l,ay
heSs+, sew'n s,-srs old, sixteen han l. high, wfih
0 scar on ieif cheek. ssid horsc was a,pra sci,
at ss 10.
T. TItAx. <gnN
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
RENTAL E0TlCE.
Rents Reduced Way Down.

hive several hnndrrd aerrr Of cotton and
corn lands 10 rent Tor isS Land on OF near
fr-nchmln's Bayou, Mississippi county, srk
signed at his rcsid.lee oa said bayou, ar by let.
ter TO Dk. j h. II ,NlEN
i.-S-it Golden Lake, AK
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

D, Gi,r EnsfD ,AsDs, no two alike, with
Su.aYv 10 cts. poe. paid. FELLo VS. ~
rsvss ckl.Asn. \,
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

(Dsys7fyls not easily earned In these times.
bat il can be made In three
UI lnonths by any one OF either sex.
ia any part ni the country who is
williag 70 wo.k steadily al the employment that
we furnish. 500 per weci; In your own town
You need not be aSRy from home over usht.
You. can give YOUR whole tim. to the work. or
only yuur spare moments. We have agents
who are making over s.D PEE day. All who en-
esge nj once rsn make money fast. AT the
present time m pney cannot he made 50 easily
aud rapidly ut sny oiher business. II costs
nothing to Try the business. Terms and 81 out
a. free Aliress at once. II HAILNrT & Co
Portland, Maine. lv-.Oly
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
p& MONEY %a

Can he saved II you wish TO purchese rlsne or
q, gan bv buyina direct OF me. snd brsidss ron
are sur. of grtiing ID. genaine Beatty Piano and
Organ, the sweetest toned ant most perfect ever
mate Years Of iritl have established them the
uurc ar.nly in popular favor, sld the uaiNeg-sl
verdict nov IL, that there rre none better maru.
lsc,ured In the world sent on IRON 1--WE 10 Gi-
iuer day. Tee, trisl AMI fully warranted tor six
yeas. A. Gr-t- class in every respect boa-y re-
frntrd a.:a fseicst rSid both WAYS b. me II un-
G.Stiy' Illustrated AN tklI>tR
Catalogue Ldition,) free Address. DANIEL
y ~ Any, Y psASus.os Nss Jeass,
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
For Sale.

rne siN,h intcrest IN an Grhi'idcd estate,
siiua'ed 10 Miss!~sii pi cnrHty, containinS dCOJ
Acres nl land oil above Overt " Tor terms
aud dcsgtipiion apply al tile cf,"e u ST
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

THE KANSAS CITY TINKS.
Iiia KANSAS CITY TIMES
TIE hANo4s tlil ZINES.
NEN btsrGiBUTi0N
NEXT IBIS kIBU ,lpN,
SHXr IisIk.DtTiOE.
Ari,i. ~ 1873.
AlR,L II, ls's.
Ali.!L Is, 1875. ...
uNE thousand fRlMlv u,
ONE i.Ul>hND FRENIU MS.
FIVE THOUSAND DoLLAHs
flNk THOUSAND DOLL AIS,
III. n THO; -AHD ppLbARS.
SUBSCRIPTION OSE DOLLAR.
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.
SOB Ch!p.IuS ONE DULlAE
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
pULWONA

/, beyond compsr-On the beet remedy for he
cure ri CONSUMPTION lE,KS rs Irs MOST Ap.
vANCNp sTAGI-l, Asthms. Bronchitis. Catsrrh,
aud all arrangements Of the NkkN OTIS Sfs-
TEN. \ cir ulaf containing partlctIArs 81 aAny
,a~fr urcrrsluily treated, iEii advice for ibe
treatment Of tie diseasts ab.Ve menilohed, and
,rtUbcstts u sexual ctirls, win be srat free BY
mail to all applicants Adifcss O-CAR g
NO5Ls, sole Proprietor, Is CortlsnGt street,
New York.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

GENERAL JosErH +. JOHNSON is
= candidate for congress froa, Rich
mend, Va.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

% Mixed Cards, with name. 10 cts. Samples
~ FOR set. stamp, j. MlNKLLR co, Nae
ssu y
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

LITTLE Rock is making prepara-
s,ons te celebrate MarJi Gras. in an
inposing paanncy.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

". W wAnn. {.,s.,.. 9. The I'VE ~.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-05-29
FOR JUEE.

A notable feature In the June Scribner Is the
resumption by w. j. Linton of the recent contro
| versy in the New York Papers over the question
whether an cngraver should be called an artist
Mr.. Linton's position, as probably the most
celebrated OF living wood -cngiayers, gives especial
weight TO what he has 10 say. Those who are
accustomed to think an engraver's work merely
the cutting Of SO many lines of o certain length
near or far together, will find much information
in this essay respecting the peculiar difficulties
with which he has to contend. Mr.. Linton's
paper is entitled, 1.-THE Engraecr: his Function
and Status" Mr.. Russell Surgis, a connoisscur
In ensravings and etchIngs, writes concerning
the work of George Cruikshank, with over
twenty illustrations Of his various styles aud
subjects, eelccted from Mr.. stuigis's large Cruik-
shank collection. The services of Mr.. Marsh and
Mr.. Cole arc enlisted TO engraye Mr.. Riordan's
drawing which accompany DR.. Bro wer's second
paper on Bird-Architecture, which is devoted to
the weaver. birds, including account OF an oriole
with two wives. One of the cuts exhibits this
unique and happy family at home. That same
old Coon. by Frank r.. Stockton, plays several
characters, being a story of Virginia lifc,->a
study in two kinds of dialect, and a p~rac tical
treatise Oh coon and postum hunting; 1t is
Win u I'LL Vi plC'uIIs
by W. L.. Sheppard. The Story of Lcsken, by
Miss Anna Eichberg, finds its hero in a musician
Of Wallack's Theater and its scene IN Holland,
and is illustrated in silhouette by Howard Pyle.
Misery's PearTree, a translation Of a Flemish
legend by DIR. w. Nichols, has two sketches by
c.. r. Mckim the architect. The Eleventh hour,
a story by Emma Lazarus, and the two serials,
Roxy, and His Inheritance. complete the fiction
Of the number. Other papers are: A New Ameri-
can Industry, BY Charles Barnard, descriptive "
fruit eyaporating; A White Day and q Rcd Fox,
by John Burroughs: and Lying az a Fine Art, by
w. l.. Kingsley. ofthe Neoc En2'am9er, who ex-
anlines the claims of Rev. Samuel Peters as an
artist, basing hen upon his History o fConnecti-
cut, from which curious extracts are given.
According to Mr.. Kingsley, Peters is the chief
authority for the popular misconception Of the
so-called Blue laws of Connecticut. Mrs. Piatt,
Edward King, Caroline A. Mason, Maurice r.
Egah, and Others contribute the poetry of the |
number.
In the departm ents, DR.. Holland discusses the
political significance Of Bayard Taylor's appoint
ment. Crime In its own element, and the Art of
Speaking. The old cabinet relates to the princi-
piles Of taste. Literary Art judgments and the
Literary Element in art. The other departments |
contain some special articles, such as Improved
in Dwellings for working people, with a ground
plan in the Worlds work. and suggestions about
Mr.. II. 4. burner has IN Brio s-Brac some
humorous verse in the old French metrical
forms now attracting attention in England.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-05-29
Cough.

How often we hear the above remark
during these extreme changes of weather
Colds, Coughs and Scr" Threats were
never more prevalent among Children
than now. Now we are going to urge
you to try a remedy which has excited
comments by physicians all over the
country, who acknowledge their surprise
at the wonderful and happy results from
Its use. That remedy is the we'll known
preparation, HALE'S COUGH CORDI.
AL. You; W druggist, II. H. Blair.
will tell you that it is the best cough
medicine he ever sold and will warrant
a cure or return your money to you in
case of Il failure after using one half of
the bottle. 1t is very pleaiant to the
taste, making a very desirable remedy
for children.