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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-04
Come and See Me.

Never take "Come and see me" Is a
phrase meant in earnest, unless it liz &c
companied with date. Such an invi-
tation amounts to nothing at all. If q
lady or gentleman desire your company,
he or she will appoint time for your
visit. Call on me when you can make
it convenient" "Drop in ~ you are pas
sing" snake up visit when you have
an hour or two to spare are social am
bixuities by which men and women Of
the world understand that they are not
expected to do the thing requested.
When people wish to be chsaply polite,
there is nothing like this sort of vague
ness. The complimentary small change
of society must always be taken at a
large discount. 1t is never worth its
face, or anything like it. Yet 1t IS a
convenient medium of exchange, and
heavy debts of gratitude that ought to
be requited sin better coin, are often
paid with it. People that have more
polish than principle use it lavishly-
plain, blunt, honest men, sparlngly or
not at all. Whoever makes a friendly
visit to a fashionable house on the
strength OF mere "Come and see me,
will very often ind that the family ,ir-
Gle he has dropped into by request is as
uncongenial as the Attic circle, and he
will probably leave it with a chilly feel
ing that will prevent him from venturing
into the same high latitude again. But
know to be your friend, grasps you Wig
orously by the hand and says, "Come
home and dine with me to day--dinner
on the table at five oclock-be sure to
come; shall expect you" you can take it
as certain that your presence is warmly
desired. 1t is pleasant to make or re-
ceive q visit from friend, but q nod on
the street is enough from q fashionable
acquaintance.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-04
a Romance.

He was young, he was fair, and he
parted his hair, like the average beau
in the middle he was proud, he vas
bold-but the truth must be told h.
PLAYED like tiend on the fiddle.
Barring this vice, he was everythl; ls
nice, and his heart was SO loving AZ &c
tender, that he always turned pale wbe 1
he trod on the tail Of the cal lying dow I
by the fender.
He clerked in store, and the va
that he tore off calico, jeans and BROW
sheeting, would have tickled calf, an<
made the brute laugh in the face Of S
quarterly meeting.
He cut quite u dash with darling
mustache, which he learned to adore and
cherish for one girl had said. while she
dropped her proud head, that 'twould
kill her to see the thing perish. On
Sundays he'd search the straight road to
the church, unheeding the voice of the
scorner; and demurely he sat, like
young tabby cat, with the saints, in the
amen corner.
He sang like bird, and his sweet
voice was heard fairly tugging away at
long meter and we speak but the truth,
when we say that this youth could out
sing hungry mosquito.
She was young, she was fair and she
scrambled her hair, like the average
belle of the city she was proud but not
bold--yet the truth must be told-the
a1,,,-ol ,rox x,oC n ,,ity
Barring this vice, she was everything
nice. and the world admired her hustle
and the Evanston boys, being Gained
by the noise, walked miles to hear II
rustic.
She cut quite a swell, did this way
chawing belle, and men Hocked IL
crowds to meet her but she gave then
the sh;rk, for she loved the young clerk
who sang like hungry mosquito.
So she hemmcd and she hawed, an|
she sighed and she chawed, till he
heart and her jaws were broken thei
she walked by his store, where lie stoo'
ut the door, awaiting some loving token
She raised up her eyes witt moe
surprise, and tried to enact the scornei
but to tell the truth, she grinned az tn
youth who loved the amen corner.
Il They mct-slas what cam
to pass was sweet, and brief, an
precious; they wooed, they cooed, h
talked. she chcwed-oh how lie loved
Good gracious They had to part, h
rose to start her GRIEF cannot b
painted these are the facts; she swa
lowed her wax, then screamed the
ohoked, then tainted.
Her pa appeared; her beau suit
scared, rushed cut to get some watel
the watch dog spied his tender hide, an
bit him where he 'oughter"
The tale is sad, the sequel stems
thinks the youth thus bitten. He sing
no more, as oft Of yore--he gave the 81
the mitten.
She pinned apace, her pretty face loolae
slender and Detected her father kin,
but somewhat blind, beheld her and II
tlected.
His income tax the spent for WAY
she smiled, and called him clever. 81
went to work, forgot the clerk. an
chaved in bliss forever.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-04

10000 extra fine Peach trees of choice
varieties. Send to j. II. Settlemier,
WOODBURY., Oregon, for q catalogue and
, special rates
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-04
10 WHOM 1T NAV CDNCERN

The Oregona q n recent date coutai the fellow
I'M sovor,, o-sron journals have comn,oinod beeau
ostal Agent has been sent out here from the East.
In ~ have thought it range that man coud be found
in rsgon Washington Tor the position. The fact is.
ta Department hos taken this step had nc
ef ent service here in the oace Of POST Agent fe
so,a years. aud therefore decided 10 send from the
Eaat = competent and efficient man"
The above is sufficiently answered by tht following
LETT. received by Mr.. Steel the retiring Postal Agent
(, orr the chief OF his department
pcs- Oh Ypcs DEPARTMENT, Division Of Mail
Depredations, otice Of CHEF Special
Agent, Washington, u. C., Oct. 3. 1879. :
c. A. STEEL, Esq, Portland, Oregon-Lcar Sir /:
The 20. tmaster General accepted your rc1gl alton, MS
you kn, wv of course, by this date to take soct the
st lust H. however, you did not cease performance
of daty nt that date. an order can he M lie con-
nuiyg he paw until YOU received notice of accept
ancc nd discontinued work. You cannot, however,
| d,-,w ealai y in your position for some time.
Special Agent Se.bold cNperi need agent, has
select :, work in oregon and Washington Terri
ritory fora few months, and bcspcak for him cn in
| lorratjn al u assistance as Nou can glvg.
In this anecon beg tos, that YOU leave "a Dc
partmeut W IN unsued record. W doubt is enter
taned bit that you gave h0rest and intelligent service
| AZ alt times ! hone you may succeed in your new
| sphere x your perfect satisfaction
| very truly sours. etc.
| DAVID L. PARKER,
| Chief Sueci1l Apc1L
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-04

A new portable family fruit drier
best style, may be bought for $85, by
applying at the BEE Office, Portland,
Oregon au 22-u
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-04

The atmosphere is rather cool and
stggests approaching winter.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-04

AS a prompt relief and for rheumatism, Ne1-
ragia Govt and general pain relieving and healing
linnent no preparation earth equals the German
remedy, St. Jacobs Oh. It's remarkable action has
mystfed medical men, delighted sufferers, who after
years of torring pan asd nnccasing doctoring found
it their only hope and cure and it has dispeied the
doubts and prejudicos OF the most incrcdulous.
Many persons occupying prominent stations in life
and who well and avorahly known throughout the
land have from their experience and observation
accorded the NOS. enthusiastic endorsements, to ST.
Jacobs Oh
OHio.Hve st. js'os I'll las t e e sreay
consider it excellent for Rheumatism and kindred dis
Rev. +. W., FEchcls. weseca. MINI
gregation who had been bed ridden with rheumatism
for II years She used the St Jacobs Oil for three days
and was able to leave her bed.
Suffered so intensely from Rheumatic pains that he
unable to preach Several applications of the St. Jacobs
Oil relieved him wonderfully"
Hugo Prefer. Esq, Natiopsl Cqssdt-
1t cured me of rheumatism and can recommend it.
Hon. Thomas 3. Prioe; q; s. Treas:
fbry ssPss as ;a mot M
and healing remedy in the world. HIS testimonial is
endorsed by some of the head officials Of the Treasury
Department who have been cured of rheumatism and
other painful complaints
Aisshane see City: f no: I'd EFR SyH1 a
Tor eight years and iad uscd every known medicine
rim.
Gustav a. Heilrnann. Edito,. ci the
"Pit tsburg Daily Eapu5ii can. "->ifered
with rheumatism for three yetis and lay many night
unable 70 sleep account OF terrible pains two bot
ties of st. Jacobs Oil cured him.
Efr. =. Will;e. Lafayette. Ind, reports
a where man suffered badly with rheumatism
that he could not His legs swole, and he
had the most terrible pains. Twelve hours after the
rst application Of the 1t. jacobs OIL the pains
gone and the swelling had disappeared.
iEr- Henry. Shas for. Nii1errburc,
OHIO. WAS cured Of rheumatism IL t,ic hips.
M. Henry Lea. Patviot. Ohio, had
such pain in the left shoulder that he could no: move
St j.. obs OIL cured him aftes - few apu'+cotions
The st Jacobs oil is for sale BY all Druggists, Dealers
in Medicines and General storekecpcrs At Fifty Cents
per bottle.
Where parties unable n obtain the article through
tho usual and cannot induce their druggists
promptly order Cor them. they will by renting Five
Dollars TO tpcr money order registered letter.
coye Tei Bottles b. Express, expenses prepaid.
Adde'S =. VOGELER &, CO.
Baltimore, Nd
The trade suppl By
MESSEE. HODGE. DAVxS e. CO,
Portland Ore sen22-'irn
, 1879-04-26

on Tho first run, SeizlnE tho anitnnl by the
tnront, there y no escaping. II, however, tho
Distance Is bn,'ts eonstdcrsl, mid Tin nntalope
ahows too much spccd, or tho c'cctall Is ho.
antelope Neth oil. for tho speed OF Tho etcctnh
dues nor Inst beFoMt the first fow hundred yarls.
lie Inns no enterprise, ITO sctsc, md, WHEN his
experiment falls. stops. NIT! would perhaps 20
pot come, and, covering lin With =
lio s,scccctfs md brings tic antelope down, le
's Rlowctl to drink Ills blood as reward: .lEts
hunting fa morn M amusement of tue nativcs
linn the English. 1t ID c,troua sport, mud was
1!own to tho Prince Of Wales when IN JeYpore.
Good l,lntors, English hunters. think Il qliea.
d!sgu!so an.i attack film with n wild beast. THIS
coone. n,'l h!s party Ind the o1-cnsts at their
disposal, atl aataflca witt. t1ler exploits over
ihc loar, went st:or tho ante'onc. The carts
Colonel brought down ane b,tck. THIS clo.cd
thu days work. for noon was cotnfng, mid "
was thought best not to tempt too strongly
The lient Ut the jungle. Tic colonel car1to back
tls horns. Of the antelope as his tropllids. a.
u young Amcrlean's frat t1ay III tho jungle, the
rea,llt wns n triumph for our cxpetlltUn md
VIZ felt 50 much t'1torcst IN tho tusks md the
that We began to feel os,rselrcs s}Iarcrs In thu
glusr, alsl TINT We, too, hnh bcen IN the grass,
churgfng TIN Wild boar mud pursuing the flying
deer. Tic Coluuel thanked tha Malara5all tur
having glven, him so s, fl1le fin, ay's spors. lils
would only rcinan twn or three days, no wuulti
glye il,c,, a inchiurahlo experience With t!uns,
mud bcas. n,M leopard, nnd all thnt Ills Jungles
could ntIUrtl.
TIE INVITATION BENT 1T THE K1N0 OF siAM TO
GEN. CHANT
WAsntHoroN, D. G., April o1.-Mr Scklcs,
United States Consul ns bangkok, Sintt, IN ii
itsnntrl, to the Department Ut state, slcscrbtA
tl.o Eorgon,is stylo m which tin lcttos Ut the
supren,u King IL Siatn 10 Gen. Grnnt was pro.
pared It contalued an. invitation FROM Ills
ataIpaty to cx-prcaIdont Grant to visit the
Kingdom m the guest Of the Government. The
lottar was incaseu III royal-purplo sntiu.
, 1879-04-26

List Of Patents Issued to Northwestern
Inventors.
Sptciai Tfspatch 10 TIN Tribune
wAsNtsGFoE.' d. g., April GA. II. Evans
s. Co., patent soiicltors, report tho following
list of patcnts Issued 10 Inventors Of the North
west:
ILLINOIS.
C. II. Alien, Chicago. hnmu attachment.
=. j.: Black, Chicago, ct al, trimming solc-
J. d. Dlodeott. Chicago. buttonholo attachment
fur sewtng- niachinrs.
u. lo1mer, Chicago, lamp and reflector.
Casuy i Choate, Aurora, coffee. put spout.
j. Elmwond sycamore. Horse hayrake,
lticMard Gray, Bloomington, converting motion.
4. Kcscr. Ptophetstown, fendcr for batycstcfs.
q. kratt, Chicago, temporary blndcrs.
Wm 4; @ Maore; Champaign, cletllss. poundess.
T'cos 4@h;s qISaa; n1nn ess"r
II. l.. Obntx. Paris, coiin. .caso
g. r. osmcr. Sterling. tttll- coupling.
II. ao' a; Gs9mi, asticnlsaPa' implement.
NnHtay Sehli,ng chicago, cure for Raite1a.
G. 0. Wilues, Aonmonlh, piow,
WlsCoAa1N.
j: II. brown and q. Grow, Oconomownc clothes.
J. II. Gctt1nan. Oshkosh vino or clder-mil.
G. II. kccd, Mt. Pleasant. cothes.p0nndar.
!. y. Shaver, AenashA. neutrality-suspicious..
MICHIGAN.
b. Annoy, Gsconyillc, rotary engines.
". +. CochEanc. Jackson mtslstone driver.
j. C. Hacker, Detroit knob attachment.
r. T. II. IAEw1oh, Detrot, convertible sknte.
T. +. Hodge. Detroit, pulsesizng metalliferous
quartZ. &c.
d. Kettcm. Detroit, dampcs regulator.
+. c. Mitchell, benton liarbor, bed. bottom.
HoUegu MoebA nul U. Laudschnetder, Detroit
horseshoe.
j. 4. 6wcettand, Pontiac. frnit-lrlcr.
j. Waterbury, Kalamazoo, spflng- -hurrow.
II. 8. Wlllta, Unuldaga, deyicG for shuntiaG
cars.
MINNESOTA.
No Minnesota patents this wcok.
IOWA.
3. H. Crane, Davenport. passenger Eccorlls
N. q. Mad u. D.. Nuas, ues Mo,noa, wire. .batbng
machine.
II. a0cllniger. Kcokuk, faucet.
q, ". Stephens, Denlsdu, canceng stamp.
INDIANA.
II. Clement. nislAg Sun, burglar.alarln.
\. W. Frederick, indianapolis, wagon stand.
ard.
D.. F. debhast, Now Albany, hsrnesa.motlon
toF louHls.
1,aMlvl IIesa, Eysnsv!l!o, horap- power; boiler.
feeder.
]. Mnsahalt, Ani1trson, smoke. condenser.
Mccarthy Il 0sboEuc, Lal0ste. cas.coupllug
tool.
NEBRASKA.
D. D. McIntysc. Sterling. wash!ng. machine.
, 1879-04-26

cutting tho caAet ain fulu.
rus ATTORNEYS FOR THE DRrEssh
wero Messsa. lilnman and Neville, Of North
zion; John Catt!aan, Esr, ot i.leir; T. I, war:
hastings. an abla array Of talent. The trial Of
Ul!re mil Fisher WAS IN fact conducted Us
md ureen, iii next 10 be tried. VII 10 under
tho management Ut CarrfQsn, Neville. nlrl
Laird all assistinE Us In the frat.
Probably ueSet before IN the State wcrc 80
msny LAWYERS Of 90 great ability brought To-
IL, tho ustorneye fot tho tufcnse lighting
arainst terrible odds and ytcldl,ig only slcp By
step as they wcro forced from their position by
tileis willy advcrsnrcs. Public opinion WA ua-
.llu turning VI statc'a.cstdenca OF lion Brown
ut tho last moment WAs lfkc tho charge Ut
ll1.,cher at Waterloo. lIe was with Ollse at tho
tEmo Of lilo murder, 60 he can!nls, and was IN
fcnse, and 1t was not until ho was called npun
The stand to testify that they wcro aware That
he Ind gone nver to The Stale.
ala0 heard judge Connor nnt Maj. Laird
mako
THE cLostNa AltdUMEHTs
for tic t1cfeudauts. The former spoke for over
three t.,urs,-n speech full! of ylgor, mud II un-
jury. rhe clIor, Of Nal. 1.air,I was strong amt
1orelblc, full Of energy, Ills language choice nui
Threc he,ie Or st,eeshe. t,uu head at tbt, tr,al
ara rnrcly ilstcnr to, md would bu trutlit 10
tnr i,ot Il a,,y s,nic East or Wat. ~
m, ,nlI ,ii,at t!f, arguments If Tim othcr nj.
,nrn"v. win hn1 snokrn hcforn / rnnrbpii ii,st.
iuv.. xcrr nlsf, vrrr nblc t,t,es. nn,] nm in.
formed ilrat Jndge Hinmat,, although very u,,-
we'll ~as untirlhs, ntd fn,leli credit ls due him
fur thu conFaGo Displayed whon At tImea tho
caso scsmeh aln,Dst llopesese.
Judge naslln delivered his chnrGc to the Jury
about ocluck wednesday cycnt'ig, ard they
ih ilot trtt'E III Feralct intti tue next MORN
inE. Tue Jury was at flsst dtsIdcu,-ten being III
fnvoF Of verdict oil mitrticr IT. tile frse degree,
one tyr acqultthl,, and one Tor manElauEhter:
l1Icy finally agrceu upon murder II t!!e second
degree, ntitl tile Juoga scntGnecd olisct and
ftsliSr 10 imprisonment 1of lle,-tnc extreme
pcualty'
RuMons or RESCUE
Dur;nr tl,e trial II va. fenrct, nv nnny TINT
nm at,nn,nt wouiu liza tnnt1c IN rnscr Cjiiv,: mi
Hs t,rrrauti. lin. Hhorif tcicnrnnt,tt Il, finv'
Vanre IN llayn sone United Statcs trt,ona sont
.iowt, fTn,n Omahn. wjIich ,sns done. rhIrty
mr,,. unt,rr command III siaI. D1,rt, vera c,i.
rntr,i,r nrnr fhr iii in whcj, lin nr;snnrrs wrre
, 1879-04-26

From .csss recently mado ~ lnaIA ,hs isl.,'
Murtlul tlsnry Elllu, .hu arm useI o,Ju W lb.i y
sy of tho ErEltst. army, It u .us,sT slus tb.a
raugs u t1lt*u gu9s IL much e5satusr etastsr lnltes
sSaISa s;sn %sa or ess sI.,u,E Ss tss
orltuarY f,lo Of tlts class y slghteat ~ %
oi1, ,4UQ Yar44, but at the tEla!: fs!s'tiss s'"rtiss W
tount liiat III tirowas purtect'y enitsi 10 soe
yards, al,.l hcnce all tl!at was Icqu .nI dtleGaa
till vast t.,csca4e IN thu ollsIlsha ~ nuitl| at
puftF Ut t1lc Infantry serYicet W. q, suhtAs
e:luulral eAaaku IL Lis appstst9s ~
loux. distances
, 1879-04-26
AND THEY ARE DUMB.

haye hesn acrosa tho bridges OF tho years.
-, Wot wsthtea!s
nown lis irasE ' "s Wv
TO tho vsry whuru lett, meath skies Of Truth,
sly ltst youth.
As went. dranned my burdens, ono mud ALL.
:, Lei them fais
Ny whtio hair,
llaid down. lkc aome lone pilgrim's heavy pack,
by lt4u tack.
AZ sss1ea ne ed. the happy ,.lsy with light te's
To ihg RHYTHM Ut asong 1 used 10 know
Lang aRo.
And MY sp!flls Eu.hea saa dubbed like fountain
Down y uouAIatn,
On thS border II that valley found you.
Aud W. wandcfra through tho golden Summer.
Land.
Hand IN hanl,
Uf Juur k!s.c..
Ana va met there. IN those gsssn and vo.dant
plAcss.
Sn,llNv facpa,
And swsst st'Ht.ss AN; III, echosa from shs d'''s
And NJ void W shilling OVER With the glusy
VI Youths story.
II was but dreamsr's Journey Of the brain;
1h''s 10 lsi; u: II, imp, valley far b*htaa'
Ttns stauds waiting with his burdens In paek
bpt AIy back.
~ he speeds ,ac, like souah, well-mssn'n4
fEtenl,
To tho tld,
VIII ind s4atn lhu Lost ones layea 10 Welll
Who cRu tell
Hul tho l4au kuoW waat the Ifs will bn to con1a-
And they ata duMbi ELLA W4kSLxH.
A gentleman. writing from tho West, says that
hs Ia ~ altered sHce Aa lett hume that bis old.
| est creditor wouldn't know him.
, 1879-04-26
CONGRESSIONAL CHAT.
Chips frnl.1 tho New Directory.
From Our Dun Currfspondtnt.

"
c,,,,,, rr,,, t1,c Nav ntrecto+v.
~''r. go n..- 1.,s, r,xr,.a,n,.u,
From omf nv" co,,fsp0na,ne. n,, t'n ,''' .,~,-
WARRINGTON, u. u, Aptil 2o'-lho 1o'iowihR
arc chips from tho HOW Congressional Dircc-
'osV; aar,,o voroon # A,n,,ons ~, rr,vo,o IN
Senator Motean' VI 1A'aoa"A' "a' pf''"'' AZ
tho Confeaerate army. .........
Sonator Houston, OF A1aban1a, WAS q member
NJ Conrrnas for rrhtrcn re.r, hcforo lie War.
w. ". 1o"s'Ino Ii.',s 80 ,,s,, 'oA'7
'tS "as o"'on ..'a". ~, ,
by for the areatcr majority OF the Congress-
f.narirs shclloy. of Alnhn,na. i, mn orcbttcct
~, ,...n.. o" '.., ,s,,.,n.. 49,. sa..s.s'ta., ~
nna bn''oer' ahu 1o''o"s tnat oeeupal'ou'
Lc~ls, Of Alabama, has boen largely Interested
, 1879-04-26

r,nu-cators nt 1oyporo Hl,o Ind been
trapped, but not until thcy had commit
tcd scrous havuc. Que brute, who scnscely
opcnod ha eyes when we cnmo to Ills cage, was
credited with having taken twenty-five lives. Thu
pantlcr will sometimes becon,o rnan-cator;
thry arc disturbed Or assallcd, will rass nan by.
should think tlnt tile killing OF buffalo Or
Erixzly.bear averaged moro disasters than tic
killing OF tl.u tiger. What tletracts from The
hunting OF tho tiger compared with tile butfaio
u lint ali yoM DO Is III ambush. You must
force him 10 tho jungle, drive him OUT With
heaters, kill him frou a cuvort. Tl,tro 10 no
facing ind lighting him in thu open pTniric, as
In ulr busfalo-hlnts. Anu, when yot think Of
the aniUnnt OF pans, ul,tl time, mid stIcrEy cx
pended nn tiger, The amusement ecetns 10 be
most unpru1tabic. We found, when the suy-
gcttion wns 1natlo to Us Tint Tho Aalnra]oh
would rlvc III n hunt in Ills tingles, witt, eIc-
ptants, n.nl hunters. nt,,i an assured tiger. that
1t would prolpnr our etay two or three taYe AZ
4 ta, we arc Eatc In India now nlMl thefe arc
Nlecfoeal eneaaements III Ca!eata w "nleh '"ua'
W. tesptEleu, HHh 6o lIc 3HuElc ID pAt us'ues
, 1879-04-26
THE FARM AND GARDEN.'

FROM VIZ o"!' "p1Ft1uoh"fht'
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, April 15.-Constdcrablo
llns been written Of latc regarding the ya!us OF
lin 1orr,,,au n..,o,,,to 90 ! f,o, r., .,.iro mi
W. o',"aa's'. y. 40 Nv. ~ s"s "''"
other domestic ani'nna: * Eroat deal ol iEho:
rancc uzists regarding It. anil, from some Of aha
letters received, many persons knew Of 1t only
hv rca,,Inr ohor+U pors,roIIv ,yo havo novcr
o,tua., H.. ...to .,,s.,rt' 49,, .st.,t~ s,1,,
few, mora as n curiosity than anything olse.
somo Of our nc!glIbors l,avc, however, given It
mere attention. hut moro with vtow to sell ,hc
.oc,, thou -, t7ru,y y f,r f,ctiu,, nurnnsoe.
Tic Industrial University has quite u[co patch.
alnt they aro now being dug. Prof. Morrow, who
at,ly flls the C,,atr Of Agriculture In l1p iustt
tuition. tpforma ia ,Iut INV yc,l ovor I'm tnsl,.
q. per acre. Th's % STAT .tatsmsn; ',avo every rsa-
Sun to believe is true, aud We sl,all not. IN tho
future, dtsbolicyo any story OF tho enormous
crops Of th,s vegetable.
aeas WILL. .,, sn to o.oes yoafaa saYs or rather
rnsvENTivH or "nod.cnoLrRa.n
We doubt any such specia, footi ne n nrcrcnt-
I've i Of H. atscaso 1, anona swine. W. never lost
hog py tl'e mysterious uiscnso known as "hog.
cholera" OUR hogs have the free run Of an
orchard without rims In their noaes. Some
w.. 49,. ." 49, ,. ...s liz - "ose .oees "ns
the reason asey oceamo aiseascu' as'd for time
VIC m'ent nave pe''esea t1'ss was lho reason lor
excmptloh' out hciehbos nut fas dlstant lost
MI Ills, anu not otto OF them Ind ring. hut
this writer In the Stock Journal, a{tor u1cntion-
fn, zcvaro1 mamma ~ ,,orsona wi,noo ho,,s Avn
, ~ st.'.., - f'' "ASe0 Ae~o "'o
~. u17euseu' says' ...
We tse tilo 5iEaSillan artchoke; ], hare not
nehta oi e.cK nos wt'ute y 70 lacu' y DESTROYS
a fn,nr n.n v taa ,nasSaoma
We ind our hovs no healthy thnt thoy wlti NIL tnko
dtscasc, although they laye their noses together
through tl'o to,ce oftoh with l!seaset sloKa would
aasise al lasmafs 10 pant snh!! patch Of thg
emra: an. rom M ~ o4nersne, an eermn su Inu
thov ,.,ii NV, fIor owS III ~. hmnarcas ~
ns',cfs ~ cns Inv" rsa " ucrc. ~ tn n
shaii niant iva moro In Tic snrjnr rhey IRA hene
msnt Of As.IcaituIe, At Wnshnron o"' '"' "'fA'''
we arc fnoro lf'cl'ned to attribute tho benefit
derived 10 tile ghanEo from all eor1,-food 10
,,t,,o+ht,,,- r,,ro tox"ttr,. ,.,1 ,o,,t,.ias,
soeaetn',ls 1noso laA"tlVci a1s', aouptlesa' ao-
pics, turnfps, or pUtnktscB would h!,swcr the
sn,nc n,,rno.e: Int. os ,hcxc tu,cr. nm to .o
a",1,,, 49,, n,oa,,s asa,.,, .,a s.e,,s.. M ~ ..
easily anA cteapls crown, an4 require no sfor-
ing ~ winter, va shoalu auviso all who can, 10
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