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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08

Nctih i:HUA:!

Mail. Scutawara. connects ST Go..:oa:y;!ia
with EhHa. s. Nhh' l.. =. H,s; and sirst, =,
lyncEhn:g, Contacts H!ti: Atlantic, Miss s.
Ohio +: <, through ScnIhwes. yic2!ns, =
Nashville, Now Orican. iion1ah;s. Little Roc
and Tcxas- and q. Naavilo with liich N,o:!i :
Danviio Is. l., ~ South !.ci Southwest
Ezpress Southwark cnaaOcLs s. Gn!i"revii!r
to All points o. CanS IL Glo, amt, al Honr:t,.,
10 al the South c,sh %oH!hl":.!, Including :'in;
ida
MIXED TRAINS for Main I.;ao lasvo f..
e1srdfis jaiY. 3IceI,t Sunday, : 90 D. III. a.
IL ~ noon. and roiGrninH arsieo ST. A!Gxa":lrt,
III ~ q. ~. anu = SO y. n.
For MAN kSt$I2S i.iHG iea@n H.-hiig&:..
I 10 a. III. sEd Aiexsndris 81 q. H.. Gs,!;.
except Sunday, STRIVE 3. StrsshUs&s al II - pm.
connecting with tho Vsltoy Road Ess! an,i
West. Leave S.rasburg : 30 y. H., arriving X!
Alexandria at &c y. rg:.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSlON loaves Alexmndrts Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday, al 6 G1 a. ill.,, sni raturns irn-
day. "Wednesday and Friday a. , 48 y. nj.
For Middiebuta. daily connection al tiains
station.
For Urperviile, regular connection a. Uo.4-
For WAERgNTON, lsavo Wsshins.or =,
10 o. m. and 6 Is p. m. daily.
All trains make good connections. o. Wa
ington, to and from North and Wost
Now Orleans sleeper lo9vcs WasiiiusJ,a &;
~ o. m: running through without Ghai:Hn
On Express train Leaving Washington 81 Ii l.
p. m, Marks Adjustable Kocl;rng Chair Gar,
with extra chargo only 81. through TO Uanvir
connecting 10 all South.
EXCURSION Tickle to Jacksonville, Florida,
good TO rotarn ursil Msy 18th, 1889, OH sa!: 81
v asniEgton, Aloxsndria, Charlottesville nd
LJnchburg.
Through tickets very low ID The s;eu!!. sn,!
Southwest.
novs ). Ii A!sG.DuS. 4. :. il.
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RAzERSaDa.

1872 GREAT 1879
MN u,,1 PEiNNSYLYANIA ROUTE W
~ LIE NORTH, WEST s SOUTHWEST
STEEL kA asAA1TfS sRFE Ro4pSs eoEENEKH
Trains leave Washington from Ianot 90 d..
TIAoRE s. POTOMAC RATI rSt "a pa AZ
=, ner Of Sixth and 3 ST. oets, as follows: ''''
For Philsdelphia, New York and tho Ess. an
IN ana l.So I'm. daily, except Sunday. and
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars 9'3 ,i.,
m. daily, except Sunday. For Phlsdslnt1,
~ am, except Sunday and ). 80 DIN. ds;ir.
For Plttsburg and the West &C 10 a.u. daily ~
tarlor Cars to PiLtsburg; 7.40 .. N. u.;i>
:, with falaee Car 10 Chicago.
For Canandaigu& and tie North. 6 Oh q ~
except Sunday and 7.4U 2. IN. daily, oScer;
Saturday, with Palace Car 10 Cansndaigus
For Watkins l0.4O p. IL. daiiy eycep. SYn.
day. -"'
For Baltimore, 6 on, $40, $50 snd lO.40 g. n
1;3O, TO- Az. $50, 40 sad 9.l5 p. ~
On Sunday, 1c40 8. IL; $780, 7,4O anu 9.4i
p. II.
Nor Pcpe's Creek Line, CO o. IL. and Adam
daily, except Sunday.
For ANNAPOLIS, W 81 m. ard % p. IL. dsii7
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAInga.
rec Alexandra ~. and II 2. H.. anI =.
G23, and II 20 p. II. Sunday At :, . MID ! !
q. H. snd o. In.
Trains leave Alexandria for W&sb;ns;cn, ca
- night, ''''
On Sunday At sec sni II =. IN. sid saa3p,
.. II.
! Through TRAIN FOR THE &u;;rl: -.
QuaItico and Eichmcni. will laava h!a..r
dria ct I. % .. m. daily snt 5 10 = n ,!.&y
excay.. Sunday.
Tickets and inirr,IullHr en- h5 pc02u:.i
principal railroad ftsi;ons and i;csat n,,:.,.
Southeast, J.! =. FAHsiEi:
FRANK T4DMSDM
| General Manage. nova!
w O.: VIRa. Ei1DAAND = 81. s. il. J.
! JOHN :. BAEBGGif, kacoiro,.
| On And after SUNDAY, Nov. 9, 1879, rss
! fenSer trains will run rs follows:
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w O.: FIRa. h1DAAND = s.. s. il. }.
JOHN :. BAEBGG;s, kacoiru..
On And after SUNDAY, Nov. 9, 1879, rss
ecnGer trains will run rs tolioas:
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-ff'OT II Ik!8tI-N MN 'NIh, vi.
y EW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
- HOUSE.
We hayo openoG al No. 20 ROYAL 81 An
Auction snd Commission House.
" Q arc now ready TO receive Eli kinds Of NOR
chA1Idlde and household goods on c0nsign mont
or purchase the same.
We think il may provo On advantage to ,,er.
sons who haTo fHODUCE Of any description
10 sond 1t to III, Located inlmoiiatoly opposite
tho main entrance to tho Market on Royal ST.,
goods can be exposed ovof2 morning ut public
99ucuon, when tho best prices nuy DO expected.
Irompt returns made OF sales.
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
nna II to thor advantage 10 give us :. rsi.
we Will attend ~ suctionooring at public saids
OF property, and respectfully solicit a share Of
pablo patronage. pNEAi, 81 LUCAS,
iSeAuction goods constantly on hand aud for
salo. nov E-tf
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sosTsz.5sEag rsEEss'EEAHga.
" = JoaHa2A i CO.

Ey =. JOaEaGN It Co..
WHOLESALE GROUERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
Have At haa fdfRS s. st1E2 2 XGS xxx
and PUkE OLD KYE, OLD CABINET
EES and 4 II ON PSON'5 PURE RYE
WHISkiES, to which they invite the attention
Of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignments OF Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt rGLurna.
Northeast corner Ct Cameron and Royal sta,
AlaIandris, Va. oct ~
gyHAs. $. TAYLOR, JF..
tI,sto of j. T. Bcckham & Co..
QENEEAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent for
j. 4. FiCELEN & SONS
CELEBRATED BRiEGEWArEkF FAMILY
FLOUE,
II Eorih Union street,
jan q Alesandris, Virginia.
HAEHoN & SMITH,
WHOLESALE
GKOCEHS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Corner Prince and Royal e.a.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
ConEignments of Grain and Country Produce
Solicited, aid prompt roturrs made. II 10
HAKLOW BROS,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers 4.
JOHN GIB5ON'S SUN & CO.'S :jhi;iNAr
y, IA and M WHiGA:!a>;. hEd
Thompsons Pure Rye Whisky; Fvro:gn
Wines and BTandics, hlo. Porter
and NhsmpSGnes,
ESAGENGY or TuG LAFLAND <
RAND POWDER COMPANY.
N. " COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL s,1s$
Coffee roasted for tbs trEio al T5c per ssck.
lay tiff
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E-2Es- az TEE LSEE
EEsss MEST TG3iSs

Erss MGsy Y92iSa,
(. y & rs 4. e. szh'
EESSeJS-
EVERY FRIDAY, 81 u H.; AID returning,
l:a7o :]es' }ork, from rior Al. East :iye:, EV.
GHE &ai'U EDAI, 81 ! o'clock D. III.
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Inland & Seaboard CoastingCo.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENC-
mo OCTOBER 1st 1879.
Steamers Of this line will run as follows:
FOR M0EEDNE,

CoInrCting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston. steamer
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EU:S a,taT17saC lssyEss.

i;35!-4.7z 5:E2 J.ss:ssE" ~. T1G.rs-Saj,-
GE&SY hlUNi:AE, TuUG9DAY and SAT-.
GtsuAY, ii 7.3a =. nj: returning on alternate
fr -
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.EriyEE ,S1GEEEs-

Oh :sN:,isv for 5iono's; Tuesday for Smiths
G:ocK and to.n river, and Fr:dsy car Uhan;co,
Tatusa!Tg on alternate lays.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-09

- Das tleine Rinb elmer 5rau 8ennp,
go. $50 5idslraee in BrcctIpn, erfrcr
aefern Naht i'm Bett an Der Seite ieiner
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-09

8eilenben Elm Sdluatsstpirr, In pslhem
ibnen bic Wabslltas BET ibrsr 9enauen
Srtstenntnie uno IN Der tpeit ilSerlesensn
2abl immerbin cine ernlte Orubung Bile.
ben. Denn mohten bic Manner ben an
ibrs 8ralte seltellten 5crbsrunssn sewad'
leu 1eim, 70 burftsn fe bod niht Dassn,
Dem rarh @ntbsbrunsen uno 9efhwerben
tpie burd tsftise aufresuns erldSpften
,arten &Grpsr Garlota's ,u,umutten, bic
Nsiie Bis in pas Sbal oes srobeu Bultsn'
arcmss obns untsrbrshuns suriid3ulssen.
Cine Nede mubt:n i1e minoeitens nod i'm
@ebirae sertriasen, etue Nadt, lpelfc I'm
70 eter SsrtansnibYcu rperoen fcnnts, als
Der Nufsans Der NonoiIdsl bereits in Die
sraen Morssnfunoen fisl, iie allo Bis babn
nur in 1ebr beldranttem Nabs I'M liD gu
lpahen nermphten.
go nar inmer .h.snli%, bic &issebenen
sum @ese ,pablsnp. bsfhlsunistsn fie ibre
Wanpsruns uua MGslidfeit Sei Garlota
war cine sewilie 9siitse grlGlnffuns stn'
setreten, melGhe Gh in trdumer' Der Nube
ofsnbarte. Sn ibrsn freunclihsn, ptan
talti1deu Witttsilanssn gebaGte iie psosr
Der pa1. utas nod Der bon ibnen erlittenrn
llab!lpen. Trsi BON geiOranib ltritt lfs
,mi(hea ibrsm @aier uuo gatot einbsr.
Sore Setnsn ftisreu aus Stabl eewsbt gu
(slm, 10 lsidt uberwaap lie Die fd itnen
sutsfsenfslleaoen 5inostH'hf, uao ais Der
Mono enbliA ben ,adista 3srsgruppen
entitiss, si"su masiiaen Weale! Don siat
uno Shatten erssuseno, Oa lAien finolite
6sitsrtsit In ibre Ssele etn.uaisaea.
Durh munterss 0eplaupsr luate fs 5s>
ssn's ernfe 9timmuus gu cerlheuasu
etnise 6reunpe bstunoete Ih in pen fur5es
Bsms,tunaen. NIT rpelhsn iie gaiot's por'
ildtis ssmablte @dilosrunsen sriiner Gbe'
nsu, iaattiser Wa'punsen unp itIbern ltil'
lsrnper @eua1er unterbra d.
(8OrtfeBuns fOlst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-09
Gine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6err - Namen tbut nlhts 5ur Ga

6err - Namen tbut nihts CUR Sadt
- ilt elm Nnseteater in Der Union Use
fern Telesrapb Sffice gu Seem Dcrl
uno balt iosar lelbit mebrere attien
ST 1T ferblid perliett in cine rrafon,
meu ihSne, reide junSe Nme,itane'
rim in Waoilcn Wuenue. Seine eban'
cen ltanoen gut uno er bate fih
prrsencmmen, ant Neuiabrsta8e 5ie ent.
l9eioenoe 6raSe gu iteuen, an1 RaAmjt=
tase madte ct ben cffcieuen Call" uno
oab bier etwa 5sbn poer SpSlT Ior9lI hmcd
enDe 3iihelheu bon Sdaumcpnfatt. Die
feline ansebetete ibm ouf einem GeQer
praientirte. ats ct sins, loste bic gie6'
lte ldmadteno yGcmme heute Ibeno,
Nrtbur, id uub Dir meia 3er5 croft
men,"
gbe Mrtbur Mbenos suriilffebrte, IuAte
bic Wiamu nah ben Santouintiidelden,
bic lie fir bic &leinen - Die nit gSur.
mern seplast ,paren - ouS Der apctbefe
patte bclen laileu. sic paren rers
bipuneen.
I'm adt llbr iteGte Nrttur f,1 gieoer
eln. in traul!tem @elprid,s laben Ole
1iebenpen auf cem Scpba. ga muroe
artbur nnrubig, er riidie bin uno Der, er
lidelte, et BOT lib empor, er lebte fb
lpieoer. Gr besann: Sbeuerite amanoa
-hc - 30 enblld) 1T Der Seitpuntt - bt
BIT - setcmmen, nm Shnen - rep -
rep pep bi-bt 30. Damn ipraaa
Nrtbur nit einem lauten Subell0 0rei -
mie penn man @iaeu Ic redt at rerbcr
seuer Steue fiselt - ppm Scp9a ouf
uno itiir3te pbue NbIdieD binaus. Gem
l1nslidliden mar aus Serleben an
Nahmittase oas Wurmccnfsct eereidt
sporoen, paS bic Wfutter fjir Die Sinner
bate bolen talien. Die Uclsen bapcn
Madteu fb eeen selteno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-09
Eases> Steut9feiten'
q u Sl a n b.

- @s pirb terittet, oaB Der 6eriiamtf
ipanilhe Statsmann uno General Don
gapartero i'm S.erben liese. Sn 9r,s
wurpen perionen, melte Elm iaternatio.
nales uGclese" aranesten, csrtaftst.
j, ,Diaro gapancl" tpitl wi1sn, oab Mon
eaf Dor leiuer Sinrdhtuns letnem Beiht.
Yatsr einise fur ben &Snis psriSnliA BE-
Itimmte Mittbsilun9en mehte.
- Suleiman paldas Nppellutiun IL
permorfen uoroen. gr 1T pesrapirt une
auf 9etsns,eit perbannt porben, bat aber
bic @na0e bes Sultans aneerufsn
= Der franSsliide Guniul bat ben
Befebl erbaltem, @enustRuuns pum 9ep
bon GuniS gu fprbern.
= Die gusldnoer linb nod brei Gage
mdride BON aanbabar cntfernt. -Scn
Sellulabab miro seriidtsweiie semelpet,
bab Dafub &ban ieinen 6iid5us na9 81
rat nprherettet.
= paYurb 1aYlors @Stbe Collection,
welde lsbr ieltene Berfe sntbdlt, 1oa, wie
perlautet, bemnatt In Berlin pertaul,
trerben.
- Gin Yariier Correspondent tslepra.
pbirt, baB bic poll3ei cine 3u @unfen Der
eefansenen @pnmaniten bsabfdtiste
Strabeaesmunf alton oOrboten babe. Die
2esieruns ideint ben gntldlub sefabt ,u
taten, ale Gommuniitsn bts auf etwa 400
8aoelsfiibrer uno eirsf an ben perutten
Mebeleten Betbetltste gu be3napisen.
= Sast bte ,,Sritune :" u3um erfsn
Male In Der @s1dtdte BAT sine NatOa
tsr 0crt sebalten unD lolt ibre 9loten in
Cob Elm, Die 1e in 3eiten Der Osfabr
aus;ussben s.3wunsen mar. Dislcr a.i'
unp9 res ameritanifasn Bottles III Der
terrlihfe In leiner @elGt6te. IS 1T Der
2riumpb Der Gbrlidfsit uup Snttaissn,
iiber llnsbrlidteit unb Demaeossntbum,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-09
= lleter bic omerifanilde 9tpmanz

= 1teber Die onlertfontIhe Npmanz
SAriftltellerei iast gaparo Gaplpr: Sine
srcBe amerifaniide 9tppelle iriro ntenalS
seidrieben meroen, beun unIere Giplltlaz
tipn ilt Su raub uno 5t peridieoenartig.
Sic 1T nidt bcnusen. Sic betradten cine
Sade bon per einen Seite, id BON Der
anberen uno 1Alere Treunoe I'M Wel elten
BON elmer britten Seite. e.-Gs merpen pielz
lei9t teDeutenbe sSerfe iiber prlitiide
slnselesenbeiten 9eIdrieten merbem, brd
9eientanb pirb Elm pplitipeS gilD per amez
rifaniiden @eIeulAaf # entlperfen, renn
mir baben feline poiittpe e'eiell4aft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-09

- Wanoernbs Saaufpister. - Das
mub man Qmtrita la6sn, es ssbt ba NQss
ins @roBartiss. Sosar bic wanpernben
Shauipieltruppen Der aIten Wslt tauhen
Bel uns in gan, neuer @sfalt auf uno
reiIt aae wobnt jsBt cine game Speynse-
lealdait In einem eiseas gu risfet Breed
sinssrihtet;n 8abnSuse. Der Dps,uun
ternstmer Mapleiou, mst@er in Den lsstsu
Mueatsn in Stem gorf NIT isIner ,,italis.
nildsn", ater erossn, Sbsils aus nidt'
italisniIhsn &anitlern beltsbenosn @elsa'
ldaft auts @slddfte madts, bat te0ufa
pss 5ranspolts ieinsr G'sleQIdali
nah Cen Sauptplassn ter Scr.
Staaten nit ptn tetr. Gilentahnsslsa
l6aften einsn Sertras absslhlofsn, Der
iolsenoss be itinmr:
Sin tsiuntsfsr gabn,us fir bic gefSr.
teruns Ger san5su aus 246 @srlcnsu b.
astsnben oieisaithast miro fir Die ayI
4o00 oIsIsa tsrsanste 8siis su sl2, ,ooC
Bss'sfett. Ser Son Map!slon ~ tenuB'
enpt YrISatwaaen III neu unp In Der els.
suntsllsn ant ilppisfsn 8siis sinssridtst
Gr sntbalt Gmpianss3immer, Salabim
msr. Nauh3immer, Bape,tmmsr II. {. ~.
uno an fsinsr auf's @sldmadocuas pol'
lenostsn Nubsnlsts bic Snlbrift ,,Spsrn
@sisaihaft Sbrer Maisitat." Iitlsr
1itsl bat WepIelon ais gutter Gnalanps'
une snsliidsr Sbsra isinsr 5rupps sese
ben. Rap!elors Nassn fcl9t Elm Wa1s,
nit 8uhe unp Speii,lalon. Drsi weitsr,
0asen, wslte telonbers fur Die 8tiI
neubsrssrtAtst murpsn, ioaen bic Nams,
,.@nitsr," ,NoSs,' unb u6auf" Der brs
3auptfanserinnsn. trassu. Die gan,
@sisainaft pirp pabrsnb i9res aufsnt
baltes In ben perlhisp,nen Stanten al
Borb bss 3uses mobnen.
Gin sissnr Wussn wirO fat oi. @it
slisber Der prs1t refsrpirt; aus Nsrp gor
manen nerfhispsns 3situnSsmsniasa bi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-09
l1nlcre 2eb enebauer

eGast 1T srussm Rase BON unlerer 8sful.
aug uber gernadlaBisnns ter @eunsbeitsse-
feBe ab. @enn mir bieie ssrlsbten, fo fDanen
mir niht srwa.ten, Elm bpbes Mltsr gu erreihen.
DAP aber rie Griftena elmer ppn Nafur i9wa9-
libsn, pber BURG 8rantbeit serrittetsn GOnli.
tuIiOn Serlansert pereen fann, if cine Ibat>
iade, bon bsr mir taslid Bsweils srbaltsn.
Der bsebsnse ginFsB son 8 t tier
Masen bitters aaf cine sslhpabte Na>
tur liefert einen i6assnren 8eweis fir bic
QebensperlGussrunsstraft rurb quite 6silmittel.
@iererbersslsllte gerOauuns,SuaifG erise MiI,
initiation, Ssrmebrter Mppstit unp sflunpcr
Sd)laf ssbUrsn su ben SssuunseH wel9e bic,
les pprsIsIihe @erIiluguns5nit!al ben gntfrGf
trtsn scrlsibt. Mit bersi6srtcm Slut, ssfSrf
t m aUrper unb berubistem Rerusnlsitem tablt
Der patient Der bas Bitters eebrauht baB ss
I'M feline 2sbenscauer niht niebr lpfrasid febt
ME suser - rab er npd Ausli9t bat sin riI>
itises Mltsr sI erreiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-09

- Die Buffalo sltaDen1ie Der beili9en
gnSef brannte beute JtaAulittas ab, Dje
Sdultinoer entfamen Iammtlid pbne
Sdaoen. Der Sertuit betrast 100000;
Die geriideluns $4,000. mas serape
5ur Oeduu8 Der 5ppctbefiAulo b1nreidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-09

Cine bDaF loaasrbare gntosdans
bat man sor Rar3sm in ben Bergen Der
Sierre MaDre, ca. SO Meilen nprpGitlib
Don Sos Anss!os, semabt. gs 1T cine
lansswsibs, parsss 5ubfans BON number,
tarer 2suAttrafr, ivelbsr uno lsihter ais
&alt, wslcbe, tpean aass5linost, bis aa ben
lebtsn 8st oerbrennt uao tsine Spur Don
Alde binterlabt. Scr gatpsdsr beriatst,
pab fr einsn eanssn Berg bieler leltlamen
SubitaaS sefunpsn Date uno befurdtst,
irsene Gin iGlsAter &ssl mSAte eines
Cages osu Berg aa3iiapen uno baDura
oies bisbsr unbetannte praAtsole QeuAt.
uno Brennmatertal perniaten. Probsn
oaron bsfiapsn lih in Sos Nuselos unp
bsltatissn bic Nuslase bss gntpedsrs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-30
Experiments wit 4 Seeds from
Butts and 4 Ups of Corn Ears.

have experimental some what IN
planting butts and tips Of ears of corn.
Never plan; them unless for an expert
ment. My experience is that the butts
produce shorter and thicker stalks and
ears, a shallow and broad grain, a big
shank, the ear apt to stand up when
pc. The tips stalks are slender, the
e.rs general, have fewer rows than
the seed. and possess NOR OF the Flint
corn nature. An oil farmer told me he
could run Dent cOru lutO Flint in three
wars b> saving olIy an inch vi the TIP
o, the ear. | TANK that p.rhap, lac
Z .uld fleet the ci III &c. bu at in tia,
l,ngth "i time.
Amn,trr sos for <hcIlIg nf but~
AID up> of ear II r. is that e u>e
horse planners. gru,r,lly pl ntus two
rows ut time uui !eri apdr. Uir man
riding to drive anfher to work III
drop lraver. W. want from Two To
/ tuur gratis III hill. an tiU>r ~hrlled
rom tie null' aud lips. wing 10 the
M, on | >iz,. -. the grain, would make
ihr nils u.nquil. some til ton nIlir.
ud some Auh tno tue. A .ond SIZED
~ ri, Ct -raiI, lrrin tlir middle ut The ear
50 larg germ auH III re- substance
" n"tlr>'' II spr''ui.
The plant from II comes NJ quicker
ed Is ealthrr m"re Vi.Or,u- 10 n li,r
star a. nj at ir IN tur Fan, lrnul
e h ,nd of thu ear. aud. think. no d.
Ii ONu thrnu.'l the = asnn.
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On Flowing.


Always have your pillow sharp. Never
60 to the field with an instrument which
Is not in condition to do good work. A
good workman may be thwarted by
bad tools, and dull tools are good in
dicatlon of a lazy farmer. Remember
that 10 pillow we'll does not mean to turn
over clean furrow; to do that may be
well, hut that is not all. Good blowing
j. the thorough pulverization Of the soil.
md he can dissolve an acre of ground
iO the finest PARTICLES is the best
y ~ mau FIR he Exposes the most sur
.cC to the e, Il which shall be sOwn.
rhe ground canuol he too finely ground
~. Here lies g cr' Ot line crops
80 far H. mechanical agenc, is concer
ned. Plow an inch Or so deeper each
year. and thus dc, pen Your seed bed
d hru. I. SubsOll INTO contact wit
.lL nd ir for chem cal operations.
Y ucau never 20 too dep provided
ml 20 slowly. Never he ma iuT,
Il tins KIND of work. Ii you have no
uctmctO do Your work right. jul
max, the tine. Oe acre wcIl plO 'cd
o orrh Two acres mif wiy dnr.
/. ok oul for those hard places Were
i.c III. lumcul tries 10 jun? ut. Sop;
,r j. an cncm. t'al nu>l b. con
ia, rad. Suu mus NOT H. gl''ct ii. 'T"s'
pa> Diet, rm ne 'I,c rrHl from the arr
10 at ". rkmru. TrS II over agaiu. 1t
, ,ocS orarnn:. r any other "bStruc
u = H. N"tr way. stup aud ~ rid ii
mar ~. II II is rock, put II into
tx .nlc Never let II bother you
lain. d. p"~c olil ut once. Do not
dc - YOUR pew handles. Y"ur. team
~ draug't enough I" "vercn ne Wits
ui lnus |. zn,>s ad'lIn. iilN p uud>.-
Il dlh9 II t pI"w hand''s never dies
Ia "rk. > ..mi a are t"lwren The
|, o., naudIc>. ar - - III that you
usI be llitei on ,nir te-t Def re the
ilOW can ,cer from il, cUur>'. Then
MI a little on the handles, and you will
do better work and tighten the drought
10y twenty-five or fifty pounds. Keep
our ey ahead OF your team and turn
every inch. A bad workman covers,
and grain is lost. When done, take
your plow an clean it well and put it
under cover out of the way Of wet
moisture, which, like rot, soon destroys
valuable implement.
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which gave them activity, quickness Of
motion, strength and endurance, that
they were found to excel the horses of
ali other countries.
This typical horse, which gave name
aud fame to the Percheron blood fifty
years ago, was from Is to l6 hands
high, and weighed from 1000 to 1850
lbs. In color, fully ninety per cent. OF
them were grey (many ofthem beautf-
fully dappled,) and the remainder were
of various colcrs, the black preponderat-
my. They were noted for their kind
ness and doclltty +; and the certainty
with which they transmitted their own
qualities gave the Percheron horses a
degree OF uniformity, in all their most
important characteristics, that has
scarcely ever been equalled by any
other breed,
Under these favorable circumstances
they were bred and reared for successive
generations, the government OF France
constantly exercising careful super
vision over the breeding studs that were
established in various parts OF this DIS
trict, occasionally trying some new
cross, but carefully adherlng to the
original type, and rightly rejecting all
excepting the very best specimens fol
use in the stud. But with the lntroduc'
ton of railroads the use OF the post
coach and diligence was practically
abandoned, and as this was the specl-
atty for which the Percherons we have
described had been bred, so, with the
new order of things, came demand iol
horses of a larger type-greater weight
heavier bone, and more substance
were required; and since that time the
improvement of the Percheron, in this
direction, has especially engrossed the
attention of the French breeder.
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EARLY POTATOES. -E''rN o"e
should arrange Tor rowing - nc ea'N
potatoes. The seed may be cut mo
tS" YES and placed in moderately
warm room. 80 that the cut surfaces
will scre over aud the eyes start slight
ly. Manure heavily and il the SOL SOL
will admit of it, pillow deeply open tne
apart, drop the pieces or the half OF a
medium size potato, ten inches apart
cover with leaves or coarse manure
Then sow ashes and land plaster
literally over the litter and cover by 4, a
one horse pillow, tapping two burrows III
ridge shape over the row. AS soon as as
the first sprouts appear run a harro W
across the rows, aud then in lew day
use a light harrow lengthwise oil rows
After cultivate as usual.
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\ Disease THAT RACKS THE ~
TEN Every junction. IS q RANGED,
very new unslrnng. every muscle
and tim, " ,kened b. ievc and 'guc.
[ is, IN tact, u di.e.sr which II un-
cheek II. eventually sr' cks the sy>
lem In al It's types, 1" every phas T,
a ~ dan geraus. destructive Slnpor,
aelirinm, convul-ions. often attend 1t,
md cause swift dissolution. But
when combatted with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters its foothold 10 the
system is dlsloged. and devery vestige
of it eradicated. That benign anti
tebrile specific and preventive of the
dreaded scourge is recognized not on
ly within our own boundaries, but in
.ropic lands far beyound them, where
intermittents and remiItenis are fear
tully prevalent. to be a sure sntidote
to the malarial poison and reliable
means of overcoming disorders OF the
stomach, liver and bowels, of which d
yitiated torrid atmosphere and brack'
l,b miasmatainted water are extreme
ly provocative. AL emigrants and
travellers should be supplied with it.
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CEMENT FOR PRUNING.-One quar-
fine North Carolina or pine tar is TO DC
boiled slowly for three or four hours
Add Ia the boiling tar four ounces OIL
t1llow aud one pound of beeswax, and
stir all till well mixed. Remove the
vessel from the fire and STIR the con-
tents till partly cooled. AS soon as
the cement begins to thlckeh, STIR IN
pound of powered aud slfLcd clay pre-
yiou,A prepared. Sir TILL nearly coid
10 urevent the ella, settling. La sum
mer. this cement is just sOh enough t.
be easll, spr, ad @itn The poluI oil Il
knife.