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The total number of shares dealt In to-day
was l2l 442, OF which Lake Shore represented
1860; Northwestern, $3.50; do. preferred,
l505O; st. Paul 1925; do; preferred. 1910
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1920
Western Union, IA $40; Rock Island. ! ,532
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, ll075; Della
ware and Hudson Canal 1860 Erie. 1920
Michigan Central, 1850; Morris and Essex.
/ 500 New Jersey Central, 2.25l Ohios. 600
Pacific Mail, 800; Wabash, 635; Union Pa
cihc, 800; Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 500; Chi
cago and Alton. 700; Illinois Central, 705 New
York Central, 700; Hannibal and St. Joseph.
200: do. preferred. 400; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph 2iO Kansas Pacific, 100 New Jersey
Southern, 300; United States Express, 100; and
Fort Wayne, 10.
The gold market was duh and devoid Of
special feature. Opening Mt lOl, tho price soon
declined to lOE, and closed at the lower figures.
The following the principal quotations.
ioA M....lOl lloliA M......loO7s 3P M..iOO7s
In loans the rates paid for the use Of gold were "a
Ia, . e. cent. ana Hat
fhe total clcarngs the gold department Of the Stock
Exchange were fli7ulUD. gold balances a. ga 500
and currency balances s224HSul the clcarugs o
the week having hcen fair, and amounting IN
sSJ il5.Ono the suhIrcasnry paid ont to-day Sl7Oo
Shis OOO having redeemed $50 DIN called bonds. which
during the week aggregated Sl72 90; receiving during
the sam period m CON Tor customs. sli9s,Wn
The day business al the tmtpd states sub Treasury
40 gold balance slOi 59 l4a ~ Currency receipts
si3I7li2N currency payments, $500 s'S ~ currency
balance, S37,Nl72l3 80 Customs Sl77tDp.
The exports Ot specie for the week footed up 81 1903
and since Jan l. $500 $40 The exports 81 dome site
produea-ekr"neY yauauVn-IVr the week ending Tues
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scoundreli.m on the Erie Line.

Tho Erie Railway Company are making
strenuous efforts for the discovery Of the persons who
ohsructcd their track and wrecked freight train at
Port Jeryis on Friday evening The country is thor.
'uglly pacnrdod with posters announcing reward Of
$500 II IL supposed that the destruction OF passenger
Train was Intended Tor Ihe uurUvse ui IOhhery
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1oimock'. Elizabeth Property.

IN reply to n letter to THE SUN. Mr.. Andrew
patrick Special Master in Chancery, OF Newark,
d. says thathe has delivered deeds Tor lournlths in
value the Dmock lots in Elizabeth, that of the rest
the purchasers have WIN hut ~" exceptions. pald IN
fun the amount at their BIDS and notice has been given
them that their deeds ready Ion delivery. lie docs
know that tie title TO the property has ever been
aue
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Planting Aiiigators In Nevada.

1t is thought that alligators will do well In the
SINK oi the The climate not too cold Tor them
aud on the west 'iic ot the lake are cNtnsive TUE
swaml. lu which they NAV feed Missssippian. VIII,
owns ar-c ranch near the lake, has sent 10 h- natv,
state a. have 81 Young caters shipped 10 him. lie
wlll plant them ~ the lake.
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Attacked by "a swan.

At Mt. Auburn n Mrs Greenough (mother OF
the Hon Mm Gfcenougn passing by the lake swan
flow At her from thc water She was 0Vcrpowcred by
the violence the attack AMI throw TO The ground In
sensible. The swan beat her with his Nings, and en-
JcavOrcd ~ pluck cut one Of her eyes
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LONDON. May 25,-The Manchester Guardian
says From Liverpool we learn that orders have been
received there 10 ship American cotton for consumption
IN the mills nj BOMBAY intended with this maternal
10 begin the manufacture Of shruni. ana olheI neh,,n
classes cloth IA India This cotton VIII pass lto ndla
duty free whilc goods made from the same knd OF cot,
ton IN this country will DRy an import du'y VI hYe yer
egnuln."
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WNEAT I'M M I'M -
AND rNlrhD NIfs NAIL ROUTE.

Onufi after MAY -. l-1~
Trains leave New YORK. DvsbrOsscs and tOrtanh
st@ Ferries. as follows.
EXPIRES. for iirr.nurs PITTSBURGH the West anil South,
VITA Pullman Palace Cars attached, "a VI. Sand 81
T. N.ditlN.
For Wilanspor Lock Haven Cory. and Erie NJ = 10
T.. NJ connecting Mt Curry Tor rus,inr. Pctrrlcrn
Centre, and the Oh Regions. Wiliiamsport and Lock
Haven. ~ \ VI
Balunorc. washine ton AMI the South. "Im,cd wash.
iurtln Express ct Ilmnu rnrlur cars daily except
Sunday. $50 \ NJ arrive WASHINGTON 4.ip =. VI.
Regular 81 \ ~ A. NJ, !, $50 AMI y T. VI sunday q %
and q T.. VI.
ENrrcs. for philadelphia, 80 7.3n y - q. 40 Lin
icdl. II A VI I, I. ., Il, 6Hl 7.ii a3I nuI u T.. N.
Sunday. ~ ANA - A. W. D. q. .p. 30 % and - 4.
NJ Lmlraut ami second class, 7 T. VI.
trains AZ i"rry city. arorhns speedy aud direct
transfer Tor BrolklVu travel
fgr trains io Ncwors EhMhcth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton. Pctii Amhuv llcminstun, rcvilrrc. and
other point. soc local schedules AT an Ticket oa,cs
Trains arrive From pittsburgh 80 10 80 AN. lu21 r.
daily, luiIA NJ . o.ip D. NJ daily. except MONDAY.
FROM Washington aul BtiUnor. sou, . ~ \ VI, I.ln
5l', iolor VI, suui!y. 800 etlA NJ. FROM ruiln
dclpiin. 800. $50. ga n1r lu.nn. u $50 A. VI, 10
40 hti q 10. = 90. 900, % lor " s.ndty, Oj.
900 O.iO. 1850 ~ 90 4. NJ. g 80. 1p2bP
Ticket OiiC 90 amt "a Broadway. Aston House,
and foot ot Dc~hro~.rs ani turtluit IS court Il.
end Br.nklyg Annex Depot loot ct Fulton t. Bro,slyni
III. ia. aud Us lluisn t., lluntcn. Depot jersey
Ctv Emgrnt Ticket Once, BAIT. o., place
FRANK THOMSON. l. = FARMER.
General Manager. Geul PASSENGER AGENT
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:, = " NJ NJ NV WI Y, - - =.
FNnrcss Trains leave Sew York. DcshrOsscs and
turtlnudt SIS Ferries. a. follows;
~ so ll r;p Ianutcll. II A VI. l. T. . y. $50
: ~. $50 ant o T. VI Sundays. $50 AMI "a NJ. ., o,
G.yl, Z 80. ~.l ami T. NJ
Boats Of Bro, AVN AuucN" connect with all through
trains at jersey civ. an1rding a speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn TrlNcl
Returning trains leave Philadelphia % rs = : ~, e.
$50 aud II A VI Limited ENpr's. 80 T. NJ. "a,
$50 7. aud 7.3i T. VI amt ~ Midnight ON sunday,
32u 3.3t. I X. < ~ 4. M 20 T. and - Midnight
Ticket ofr,s 90 ami ga Broadway. I Aston House,
and foot Dr>hrosscs nnd Cortaudt Court st. and
BROOKLYN Annex Depot loot OF Fulton st. Bruokyn, ia,
ii0 and III Hudson Holukeu, Depot. Jersey cry.
Emi rant Ticket once, : Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l.. T. FARMER.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
VHE SALE OF RED CHEEK PILLS has been large
Il and h. incrrhstng.
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FOURTEEN THRoUGu TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA, TWO IN
NLW YORK
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STEAMBOATS, ano Eailro1os.

ALBANY boats rEOPLE's LINE.
n Fnvorite steamers DREW and ST JOHN leave Pef
a. North River daily Sundays excepted, At ",
connecting Mt ALBANY with Express Trains tor SARA
TOGA, LAKE GEORGE LAKE CHAMpLAlN, the ADJ
RONDACks MONTREAL, and points MORT aud WEsE
Brooklyn passengers transferred tree by Annex OOatA
First class inrc 81, dccN, be
Excursion w Albany aui return. 81 m.
A LnANN, GOATS Cr.IMEHCi ANIg
n ENFRENSIlNE ELEGANT steamers WALTER BRETT
nr NEN CHAMPION vii ltlvc daily saturday cXccptcdl
for Albany from Canal st Worth rtvcr FIRST durk above
Peoples Lane, ntGF connecting with trains North aud
West Fare trck 2'c cabin 90. meals so frc tght
taken lower than 10y other lines A. T. BLACK Supt
tI,uE Way row ELL. Tor West Point corn
wall. Ncwhur4n. Pukccrsir. ulout. Kingston. COZ
Zcns Wilton N'w Imlr f aud vd" Park. leaves daily
from Vcsiry IT.. Per ~ q. at $3.50 4 NJ. CONNkCTs
with BROOKLYN Nun"N Buata
ISn MILES FOX tOc.-Culen> Line Troy Boats
IOO Sew aud 20 cutil steamers leave lr.r ~. y Il,
foot LEROY ST.. dtN, except saturday, NJ r. " Sttd
rooms only a. trrtl-. 21c Frstcass iHrc, %. siro
rts with cNt-s trains Tor an points North Elst
and West stat runm. nui through tickets 81 Doddd
Express. nff broadway, AMI I Court st.. BrouNbn
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on ANp AFTER MAY r. 1878

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT WITH
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Zeal d state.


$500 - % -- --~-s----- 80 o.
A HOME FOR s25O-ien acres half improved. all
~ cash monthly mstailmrnts. nr labor South western
Agricultural and Migration Co. - Park row. \. Y.
A BARGAIN for two lots in Astoria i've minutes
~ walk from boat LANDING. 30 hast i22l -
DAKGArN NJ Jersey ty-iland.omc Hstory aud
- cellar house with lot ~ rooms rent tor tl month.
few minutes walk from terry cost over - On hut can
Doe bought al so easy terms. good chance 10 secure
home owner l. forced ~ sell other place. FROM s~n
10 SOD terms 10 st HAhodt scud stamp tor Record.
GIBSON. ~ Montgomery 4. Jersey 'iiy
potion pRICES.-Nicc homes from $3.50 up
ID werd Elizahe thp0ri, J. great bargains KEEL
LuGG. Broadway. y. Y, mornings, i5i ii St, EhIa.
be- IMPORT. afternoons.
I,OR sALE-A small farm ofGi. acres. house seven
rooms barn stable. and wagon she'd large grap'rN,
and plenty of other fruits near church aud school good
level road, mile from New Dorp depot stat Island,
near new boulevard and fetcrss Hotel. will be sold
cheap e. cash customer
Inquire at the restaurant at New norp depot Tor
NM. ROBERrS,
at 10 9Th av New York.
GREAT HAKGAINs.-lmIurtant sale Of South
~ brooklyn Lots-iroperty oi " 4 RuBINSoN-in the
immediate vicinity ~ new ferry 10 the Battery and depot
foot u 36th It. BROOKLYN at auction rooms OF ISAAC
ElSSELL. 80 Washington IT,. BROOKLYN Monday, May
y. ~ noon Most IMPROVING lots now IN Brooklyn Sale
positive. and without reserve
MEAT two.story cottages only 500; lots saOO and
~ SJVi, better than savings hank.
J. l. KAUFMAN - Park row, room l.
ID ED CHEEK PILLS are compounded from IRE IA
~ extracts aud are sugarcoated, pleasant to take.
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no rIIILADTLPIIIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BErWiEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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MAN LINE.-lOYAL NAIL STEAMERS

j FoR otEiSsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or MONTREAL ........ THURSDAY. MAY ~. p VI.
CITY or BERLIN . ...... SATURDAY. June r. n A. ".
CITY OF BRUSSELS ...... Thursday. June -, 4. N.
From Pier A. North River
CABIN. SSn. and SluD. gold. Return tickets
favorable terms srEERAGE. So. currency. DratsM
lowestrstes
saloons state Rooms smoking and Bath Rooms amid
Ships joins a. DALE. AGENT 81 and SO Broadway \. v
Philadelphia Office luj south 4th 81
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d1IanttS- -nlaIts.

A tESPESTABLE man for position requiring
~ - Park place, IN stairs
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cfrrs Nomrstraos.
z ust ano founo.

CANARY bird found IN SD II "Wednesday night
y Finder please communicate with West sd It Tor
reward
I Osr-A liver and white pointer dog; had chain
II ana collar Tile finder Will Tee literally rewarded
by returning hln "a, OF communicating with,
W j. EMMETT Pelham. Wcstchcstcr county, n. Y
GTOIEN-A large black horse wears Old. has one
- white and one black eyehall; intercrcS on lett hni
leg suitable reward Will lee given tor Information
No III Broadway, Brooklyn, grocery store.
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pcrsonll Aotlees.

A TTENTION patients l-Consult pr rRorlN, from
~ PARIS "a Bond It AN disease recent old s,ll
disorders and nervous debility radically cured 20 years.
eNucuVncc
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ShlpplnN.
GENEKAL rnANsArLANTIc coMr.:


COMPANY pier q. North river, foot of Morton Il
sPEREtRE. Dane Wednesday. Nav -. . 80 =. VI.
'NlLLE III PARIS SantcllL Nelnc sday, June ~ "
sST LAURANr. ilchcsnck. Mcduc sdHy. june IL g T. W.
steamers marked tina. - do not carry sccragt
gers For freight or passage apply
LOUIS De BEBIAN. Agent - Broadway
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- ,4ss st z Fa
HINDDO. PRa TERS.

J tet me- not yet. O Varnhai enter INTO the
u.gsmerey, Almighty, have mercy T..
mo- move along trembling, like cloud blown
H4se mercy, Aln1ighty, have mercy, &
) r,.os,ss want of strength, thol1 strong and
NhT4ghs cod, have Igone astray.
Have Iaercy, Almighty, have mercy!
r,,.-ss came upon thy worshipnrs, though
i1N standing in the midst OF water. t1-
Hare mercy, Almighty, have mercy! IA r.
n sssseyer we mem Varana, l -..f
u 81. .sit An ttTense before the heavenly host;
3 Uneven We break thy Law. through thought
,,riss isa11 n not, O God, for that offensel
t,osen s nv M sin from me- like fetter, -.- a
Z fben shall We increase TIE source OF thy law.
i +. Nd. DE ne thread be cut, while weave my
iet MT ptsh III frame of my work perish before
n its time. isS
nrfye away terrarl ON me, o .Varuna,
1 pa gracioIis to me, righteous King!
: IIrde nv sin, like the rope OF a calf,
! / yar ayay from thee 1 am not master of a
n twinkling Of the eye ss.s+ r ~
q % not hurt us with thy weapons, o yaruna,
z Which. when thou wishest it, the evil doer
n vould DO.
Nav we not go into exile from light;
n Destroy The enemies well, that we may live.
I'VE shall offer praise to thee, high born
Z God, @ 4 gtg,.5,.s .-.-5s ..I. .t.,
n Is formerly, so now and forever!
s FOR on thee, 0 unconquerable God, are
founded,
NAs rock, the Interchangeable laws.
4 II
[ Send away from me my own sins,
I, sad may / not suder for what others have
done! s...a.. .l a. l.. -
o luiy dawns have not yet dawned for US, s
Net Us five in them also, o Naruna. ..- al.
L d who, while I was trembling in sleep, wish
ID 3 ed me evil
/ II he companion or IA friend, o King,
he thief also who wishes to injure US, or the
wolf t ggt r..H
n noteet MS Varapa, from all these!
II -from Mae Mlier's Translation of the Rig Fedd.
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An expedition, fully equipped with
tents and hothers necessariesJ left Val-9c
paraiso, the principal seaport in Chill,
8byT The steamer Of JANUARY 20, for val-
diyia, to. take possession Of a gold gravel
TiforRfA,f on whose sesEfeport the company
was formed with capital stock of $l0s-,
100000, in New York, for working the
1Catapilco gravel claims (Yalparaiso),
-accompaiiies the 1peditfoni as engineer.
sTHs is the, first company to invade the, ),
southern territory Of Chill. The histo-
rians of thal time ofithe conquest all I
rtertible desert of Atacanlai in search III
the gold which thesQ Qh hiat Indians paid
@as tribute to the Inca of Peru. and
which was taken from ECopiapo, ai6ng
the, sCamimoa del InGa, Of, which thsrei
ARE some remains. Valdiva, the Span 4
ish f4onquerur, sempioy yed thousands of
L 1ndiats slinw6rkihg Tie fHSef beds, and
onapme dsyssss much as 901 pounds OF
gold was takep;out lnetsthe gravel do, i
Igss5a, g0iI5as fss idss s ot laa sssthsPa ssS
gold asM Methe Tasof Cahets, Angol, !
IsPAdni dmperial andi OrOsno, whicfhad
fa u,iAt 2OesyeassE before Santiago the
capital Of Chili,l A dozen men, employ
.inS tue. caItofnia hydraulic process,
will wash N one day more gravel than
Il 900 Indians Major Simpson, also 5ef
/ Carifornia, remains in charge Of the
New York and Catapilco Gold Gravel
Company during Mr.. Holcombe's alb
| sence. e.-ChiliG9 Times.
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Medical iPcssf6iiitfes Of the. Phono--
II dtfw sEo graph.iaial aznGaod

The phonograpf opens up vista of
medical possibilities 'delig ghtful to- con-
template. Who can fail to make the
bronch chial and pulmonary raie,o percus-l
sion, rsuccussion,. and friction sounds,o
surgical erepit,is,a fe.al and placental
murnurs, and arteria. 5andI aneurismatl
bruit, when each can be produced at
will, ampli6ed to any desired extent, in
the study, the amphitheeter, the Office,
and the hospital2 The eleetdrerl of the
future will teach more effectively with :
thisinserument than by tfe mouth! The q
phonograph, will record theJfrequency
and characteristics of respiratory and
muscular movements, decide. as to the q
age and sex Of the fRtus. in ,utero,: and
difesentiate pKedmonia from phthisis.
1t will reprpduce the sebnf hgsteria, the
sigh Of melancholia, the sfngultus of
colapse,the eryeof the paefpeFaI wom-
en- in the different stages of labor: III
will interpret for the speechless infant.
the moans and crieso oftu1ercular menin-
gitis,i earsache, ii and Intestinal soolic.
It will furnish the ring of .whooping-,
cough and the hack Of the 1consumptive.
H.WlA be an expert in insanitys dis. I.
between the laugh of the.
1naniaa anil the, dritef Of the idiot. It
will classify gdysphasic, arrangements, i
such rs ataxic, amnesic, pharaphasic, :,
and atatap phasicsaphasia. 9nllaG DfGoS
/ 1t. will recount, in the. voice and
words sof the patient, the 1agoiiies OF
neuralgia and renal ealeulusi and thel
horrors Of delirium tremens. It will
give the burden 5ffthe stofyofithe old I
lady who recounts-allsths4illso of her an
acestors pefers procaegi4g to the egaef
her own. More than this. it will ac-
conn Aish sthS S aeapiin the lanta-room, q
while the, physician j. supposed to be
sbusying himself With His last patient.
! LAss but hotf leastdN will sinultane-i
,ously furnish to the medical philosopher
the grateful praises fahd promises of
him. who is conyalescsnt from danger
'ous illness, together with the chilling
vacosnskih rwhioh, later, the doctor iis
told that he must wait for his, remunera-, I,
ton TIL the butcher and the baker have
sbeen paid. -Usicego Medical Jomrkak.o9 81
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III 4.8o,5. .+4l itsJ DIT. fts1 !.
- Among the Aztec population of
Mexico the Meth6disssl q are fnakfii .
praiseworthy progress. The Rev. eMn,
Drees is working among these people In
theHieinity of Puebla: and Los Reyes,
and reports that they give him respect
full and pleasant attention. The Aztecs
are popularly supposed to have little sof
no brains, but Mr.. Drees says that this
is an error, and that they are as wei
worth laboring for as any other class Of
human beings.
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b The performance. at fhe. theater Of
4 Pornpeii, intsfruptsEby the eruption 'of
Vesugius, A. rs. arctic be resumed,
under the management of 7Signor
Langini, who makes the following aaii-
nouncement. After. a lapse OF more
than $50 years, the theatef.'of this city
viii be reopened vita La FigIiao DEF
Reggimento,' / solicit a. .continuanee
of the favor bestowed on my predeeessdrr,
Marcus Quintus Martius, and beg to as
sure the public that I Shall make every.
effort to- eqnapt the rare qualities lie Dis
played during his management y, y stUe
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Ballad OPDRFAML4ND.

/ hid my heart in a nest of roses, t
Ont OF the SUMS way, hidden apart; s.
|ha softer bed than the soft white SHOWS is,
Under the roses + hid my heart. ~ rrs5 s-t4
Why Woild 1T sleep rnots Why should IL
start, - ..rf.f
|Ehen neyer d leaf of The rose tree stirred?
Whas made Sleep EhutteI- his wings and
"a yfaft?sf a &ssssi5p II "a 81 .'.t 1898 t57.
bhlythe song ofa secret bird. s'5''sz5z-as. sE' '
| Ee 1ill@I said. for the winds wing closes,
And mild leaves mutfte the keen SUMS dart
lie stH, for the Wind on the warm sea dozes,
md the wind is unquieter yet than thou
art.
Boesa thou ughtssn thee still as a thorn's
wound smart?
Does the fang still fretthee of hope deferred?
What bids the lids of thy sleep depart? &,
[eny the song of secret bird. } T. tEt}A,
[lhe green lands name that charm encloses,
It never was Writ In the traveller chart,
/ nd sweet as tue fruit on its tree that grows
IneVer was sold in the merchants mart
me swallows OF dreams through its aim
Ind sleeps are the tunes in its tree tops
heard; s-=s Fts - ''t -
No hounds note wakens the wildwood
hart, 2 'f - st
laly the song of a secret bird. H. hseiaf4qt
Ags@saS ss=7a ~ as-saa=-z - Fsae-n sa
80 ENfoIs fsa. rR5sFsd Ssoz
IA the world of dreanrs have chosen my
70 sleep for season and hear no word
l. -.
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!. NUMBER 4 is.

produce a breakfast that will make
your, poultry house and its occupants as
lively and musical as a first-class opera
house, and its effect upon the egg basket
will be visible to the naked eye, and may
gain for your soup-kettles more time on
the kitchen stove. 9fsn
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HTTH's TTHs h.lE.GfaACCY,evi4 .l.GfaA
'SssskR Roaaey eraigeame home NON 4

! lAViitC tlpIi
ne army with an empty sleeve, some
|eeople. wondered if Ruth Gerrish ,Yspld
|aafry him. A x tfan With one arm gone,
md thaslfs right one, they argued. was
MY part of a man, and Ruth was al
|sxlWho could have her choice among
|aa yeung men Of her acquaintance;
|aefeforeTand What conclusion these
Pefsens arrived at you know we'll
|snough, \ | am sure, dor Taa Have seen
|aese very persons. They live in every
laelghborhood. N'@
has these vhp'kness Ruth asFnseer
|4oaosed what she would do for mo-
" e4uFsea she'll marry him. y = hey
49, Safsshe wouldn't let the loss of IA
y keep her from doing as she prom
sa ashe hleves him, and that settles
|ae question: . za'7'' ~
masaazigsMa hers thsrs fB koam
sse soos s'f ss5fs 5fs g sss f5151i9s
aAsht into hiso with her earnest veg veg, 9 |
|sae said: -,
&C. Sou love me, Rodney2n sssia stefl
NOD knows l. to,1 Ruth, ~ he an.
Lse ss,sY y, ppd then she. put her hand in his
'aa made the reply: Z
At never hfsKff5n tfiS tff;i---riit1f:'i: matter
ala. y "a 4 told You r @fnlId be yoar wide,
~ Wiillhg; and If We love We each other
&c &C no reaspnswhya We sshaaTa not DO
- = i Intended. Iwould marry you, Rod
sIs |, ! mere was enough left of you to
IL silss s v hsaFspnssg .shooD y.x1
l. a,.er as mat he never spoke of breaking
:, ~ cement ;rbut he Would dnoe Con
,s.so ) . Dc burden upon her. and it was
'sss s.ssa that the 'hiatria sc postponed
ssssa .. Y secured some emplesment,. lie
- nssiet aphiAationf f5sir f5rS rSa < cletksfipp
~ 'ae Governments, tbut it began to
l-ss E :. = Y II was, slrledssa case of cJtss.as-
: IS Jarfd9ce. 'Ohcea Ii in a while he
: lsssf sfrom she Department
- ISM Hf filFs,.on 81 sfug that ii was
~; ~s probable that he would secure the
1 the matter had been referred
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r,.s k7 HOme-mad6 ChAOride OF 1sim0s {a ffEG
Prof. Nash gives the following diree-'
tions for making this very useful disih,,
fectant and fertilizer - TAX g. one
barrel of lime and one bushel of salt';s
dissolve the salt in as little water as will
dissolve the whole; ,slake, the lime with
the water, putting or more water than.
Wl8hksit; SO. much that il sM1n H1dfm
a-sssyzthisk4 4pastss-this will net fakesal
the water put on ! therefore, q little lof
the Remainder daily until the lime has
takar the whoie.lI The result win be a.
very powerful daedorizor equally good
for. all out door purposes with the arti-
Gle bought under that name at the
apothecary's,g and costing not one
twentieth part as much. This should
be kept under shed or some out
buiidng;oit should be kept moist, and
it may be applied whenever offensive,
lodors are generated, with the assurance
that it will be effective to purify the air,
and will add to the; value of the manure
much more; than it costs. 1t, would be
well for every farmer to prepare guam
titT(pf this and hayejit always on hand.s
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70 sleep for season and hear no word
ftrue love stratn oref AiglIt love- sE.f.t.
Only the song efs secfet bfra.. 49,