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F0rty-Sixth Congress-ExtraS Session

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The bill provid-
ing for the exchange Of subsidiary coins for
legal-tender notes was reported fayorably
from the Committee on Finance, but went
over for the day under objection.
Consideration was resumed of the Legis.
latiye, Executive and Judicial Appropria
ton Bill. The motion to strike out the
clause in the bill authorizing the issue in
payment of arrears OF pensions of the
| $40, O00, 900 in legal. tender currency kept in
the Treasury to redeem the fractional cur
rency, was rejected. Without definite &C
| ton on the bill the Senate adjourned.
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For eighteen years we have been cautioning the
afflicted against the use Of that vile drug, Balsam
Copaiba Besides exposing person, it is entirely
worthless, often prolonging the case for months,
until weakness and arrangement OF the kidneys
set n and then the patient has to seek for relief
in the Samaritan's Gift. Much better use the Gift
first and be cured in couple of days. Sold by
Ernst Wilfert, corner Fourth and Walnut, and by
druggists. Desmond & Co., Proprietors, Philadel,
pbja Pa
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1t Waa Not RED

The authorities of Loveiand, O., tele-
graphed down to Chief Wappenstein last
night that they had arrested a man there
who answered the description of Red
Leary. Detective Kushman went up to
that place this morning and brought the
man TO this city. lie turned out to be Eli
Barnes, of Kokomo, Ind, who had tramped
from New York and is on his way to St
Iouis He was released
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NOTICES.
AsSiUnee,S Sale.

V'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL, ON THE Slst
L day of May, 1879, at 10 O'Clock a. M. offer for
sale at No. 2l7 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
the following personal property, viz:
lots OF window shade fixtures;
/ lot m osauito bar frames;
lot green hack;
lot frames for manufacturing window shades;
/ lot window paper;
Shelving, sewing machines. and other personal
property lately used In the window shade manu-
factory of Henry Schlotman.
Terms of Sale-Cash
EFF KLEINSCHMIDT,
Assignee of Horny Sohlotman.
CINCINNATI. April 30th. 1879. apS05tW
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THE DAILY STAR
WEATHER

WASHINGTON, May 14.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, southerly Winds fall
ing barometer, cloudy weather and local
rains, followed by cooler northwest winds
md possibly rising barometer.
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Read the Testimonials.
DAyIsvITLH, CAL, Nov. 8, 1874

DAvsvITLE CAL, Nov 8, 1874
CHAs. LANGLEY & CO., San Francisco:
DEAR sIRs: take great pleasure III informing
you of the most gratifying results of the use ol
CARBOLINE in my own case. For three years
the top of my head has been completely bald and
smooth, and had quite given up any hope OF re-
storing the hair. Four weeks ago ! noticed tho
advertisement of CARBOLINE, and on the recon-
mendation of friend concluded to try bottle
have now used it less than month, and to my
most agreeable astonishment my head is complete
ly covered with a fine, short healthy growth Of
hair which has every appearance Of continued
growth and confidently believe it will restore 10
as completely as ever it was in my youth.
take great pleasure in Offering you this testi-
monIal and you have my permission 10 publish
the same. Yours, truly,
CHAS. f. WHITE, Davisville, Cal.
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Halls Vegetable sicilan Hair Renewer
is no new preparation for the public to ex-
pertinent with, its success is unparalleled
for restoring gray har to its natural color,
promoting its growth and producing new
hair on bald heads
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Baby shows are the fashion now, but as
long as mothers continue to nurse their
little ones with laudanum or other opiates,
they can not expect their babies to look
bright. If your baby needs medicine get a
good and harmless one, such as Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup.
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Captain Boyton,

In spite of the rain Captain Boyton car
ried out his entire programme at the Zoolo
gical Garden yesterday. Next Friday an
evening performance will be given. The
grounds will be brilliantly illuminated
with calcium lights, and kept open until
about midnight. Street Cars will be run
until everybody is accommodated.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. May 13. The previous
question on the passage over the Presidents
veto of the bill to prevent military inter
fe. ence with elections being demanded and
seconded, the vote resulted in its being re-
iected by yeas 127, nays 81 not a two-thirds
vote in the affirmative.
The bill in relation to the free coinage of
silver and coin and bullion certificates was
taken up and discussed Without voting
on the bill the House adjourned.
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A Testimonial from a Well.knOWn
ActOr.-Kit, the Arkansas Trav-

MEssRs. ]. & c. MAGuIRE: Your Cundu.
range Liver aud Blood Bitters and Benne
Plant, now two justly celebrated medicines
have proved such invaluable remedies in
my experience, that l can confidently re
commend them. Their success is truly re
markable.
Respectfully. F. s. CHANFRAu.
For sale by John D. Park & Sons, r. Ma
cready & Co., Cincinnati, and all druggists.
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JOSEPH E. POND, JR,, Attorney at Law, North
Attleboro Mass., says "For more than twenty
years portion OF my head has been as smooth
eight weeks ago was induced to try your CAR
BoLINE, and the effects have been simply wonder
full. Where no hair has been seen for six yearx
there now appears thick growth. | expect the
growth 10 be slow. but it is growing now nearly az
rapidly as hair Goes after it is cut. You may usa
the above testimonial II you choose and may re-
fer 10 me forits truth"
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W. H. BRILL & Co., Fifth Avenue Pharmacy.
Pittsburg Pa. says: 1--WE have sold preparations
for the hair for upwards oftwenty years, but have
never had one to sell as well or give such univer-
sal satisfaction as CARBoLINE We therefore rec
ommend 1t with confidence to our friends and the
general public"
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Stephen A. Goodwin, senior partner of
the law firm of Goodwin, Otfield & Towne,
Chicago, died yesterday aged seventy-two
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Your CARBoLINE restored my hair after every
thing else had failed. consider it the best thing
out for the purpose intended.
B. F. ARTHUR.
Chemist, Holyoke, Mas
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Mr.. GUsTAvUs F. HALL, of the Oates Opera
Troupe, writes; "After six weeks use, am con-
vinced that your CARBoLINE has and is producing
q wonderful growth OF hair where had none for
years"
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James Casslin, or Little Jim," clown
with the London Circus, was killed by cars
at Johnstown, Pa, yesterday.
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Edward Godsey and Cain Engle met at q
Sunday school in Nodaway County, Mo-,
to fight Engle shot and killed Godsey.
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Mrs. John Foster was drowned in street
cs.ern which had been left open at Wind,
SQr, Ontario.
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NOTICE. RICHARD YAPP AND WILLIAM
N YAPP, Plaintffs, VS. John Thurston, ct al,
Defendants. County, Ohio Court of
Common Pleas, S.S.-No. Sc. .2S3.-John Thursten,
Mary f. Thursten, John W. Matheney James K.
Mead, Charles W. Yapp, Mary 4. Dale, Thomas
Dale her husband; Susan Shriver and = Shriyer
her husband; Anna Yapp, Sarah Rechelderter
Amanda Ginter. and - her husband; Rachel
Townsend, and - her husband, residences Of
which are unknown to plaintiffs, and Asenath A.
Murphy, and David Murphy, her husband Of Ma
homet Illinois; Cynthia Fisher and - Fisher,
her husband, Of Milwaukee Wisconsin; James s.
C. Yapp, of Rosedale, Mississippi, and Thomas
r. Smith, of Berlin, New jersey, all the defend
ants in the above cause, take notice that plaintiffs
have filed their petition and amended petition, in
said Court, praying for partition of the follow
ing real estate:
perpetual leasehold estate consisting of one
and onefourth acres situate in Section 16 Township
g. Fractional Range 2, of Miami Purchase, in Mill
creek Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, and in
the southeast corner Of said Section, being the
same premises conveyed to Joel Yapp by George
Regulus by iced lease for 80 years, with privilege
OF purchase, dated March 18th. 1913.
Defendants are required to answer or demur
herein on or before the 2lst day OF June, A. D.
| 1879. MCDOWELL d STRAFER,
ap16.6tW Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. .DAMER0N'S

uN1llLp DENTAL ROOMS, 2S7 W. Sixth ST.,
SO for a frstclass Set of Teeth. soc for ex-
tracting teeth without pain. Teeth filed with
gold and warranted for life DR.. GRIFFITH,
Assistant mhl2-W&Stf
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Proposals for Ice.

CINcINNATI, April 90, 1879.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this Office until Saturday, May Slst 1879. al
IL O'Clock M, for furnishing the various County
Offices and Jail with ice until June 1st, 1880. Bids
to be accompanied with good security for the ac.
price per hundred pounds and same to be under
seal and indorsed Proposal for 1ce" The right
to reject any or all bids Is reserved.
BY order Of the Comm ssioners
W. s CAPPELLER, County Auditor,
and Clerk OF Board of County Commissioner
ap24. .3Qt
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LEGAL.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned have been duly qualified as Ex
ecutor and Exccutrix of Arthur Forbriger de-
ceased. Claims against the estate may be filed
with Alfred A. Clerke, Rooms 10 and IL southeast
corner Fourth and Main streets, according to law
ALFRED A. CLERKE,
ap23-3tW BERTHA FORBRIGER.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned have been appointed and quail
fed as Executor and Executrix of II. r. Hosner
MD, deceased. Parties having claims will file
them with Alfred A. Clerke, Attorney, Rooms 10
and H. southeast corner Fourth and Mair streets,
according to law. ALFRED A. CLERkE,
ap23-4tW ELLA L. HOSMER.
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~ ' cHAs. E. WHITE, Davisville, Cal.

Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this Sth day
Of November, 1873:
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G A r B o L I N e

Is absolutely the only article that will make hais
grow on bald heads, and cure all diseases of the
skin and scalp This is a broad assertion but the
facts in the case warrant us in using strong lam
guage, as we have abundant testimony h at CAR
BoLINE has cured some of the very worst casei
where the family physician had acknowledged
that he could do nothing.
, 1879-04-12

DEs Mo1aHs, H.. April lo.-sIoso than two
years ngo, girl named Phtubo Fields, In spell
of mentnl alteration, wandered away from her
homo in Amct, AMI arrived at 1soouo In tiln
nlght-tIne, Eotl,g 10 tllc depot. whcro sie waa
picked up By four villains, who, under prescnse
that they were hotel-runuors, iuyciglcll her to
secluded place, where they repeatedly outraged
her pcrsou, mud left her i,lsenaEb1e. She WIS
found the next morning III pittt1ll condition,
ant nearly froxen " death. Ihe scoundrels
were all capturcd except ono, convicted, nl,u
su,lt to thu pouitcnsasy rlse gir1, who wns iii.
ab'u tn labor, was sent to ttlu,pooE.lInusc OF
liupne County. Alpnt eighteen months ago
chaugu of steward was u,ale al the roor-tiDusc,
und the Elrl WIS given soslle money 10 pay tler
expenses to l,er friends. Shu started, but, In
another lit Ut Insanity, wandered oK to this cty,
whtro aE,e was picked up by tito police onu night,
strollhg about thu city in salni-unconscious
condition. She was sent to l1s Foor. Farm,
wllcro shu died few days siDvc, II PITY a!cal
wrcck,-tic result Of her horrible treatment BY
hsr outragets. To the 1as. moment ot lsor lifa
she gr,cycd deeply over the disgrace which had
cot1U upon ller. mid courted death ~ relief to
her salrerlugs, beth bodily and in MUD.
, 1879-04-12

would h0ft up for week or 80, In order to alnw
them to get tiIo puzzled cxpsers!uns out Of their
The aforesaid Il, I. would do 70 If he Thought it
would haYa auy effect. Something will havo to be
dont pretty Aoon to ill the album.
CoocbIc, burlington, WIS.,, wrotc A. follows In
reference 10 her ctlarndb Of lnst week: II opeped
tho fore rart Of tho npctlInE hook. when the itlo
word 'ab' waa l3InR In walt for the. and had TO
10 1t mn in ctaradc. which want yhn 10 pulI1r,,
An extra. lweNt TO bother eomcbojy awiully. antl
think csn do It BY length u not By strength. I
and phbnctcai!y as letters ANT words, mid Thu
WHOLE both alphabetically s,li analytlcaIly, an
altuptU ab. a. 4 word mcaniuH fhther. and also an
the abhreyiAtton for bachelor nf .ArtA" THIS ex-
planattom Of Mls. Coochtn viii s1,ow tho chnrndc
to have mUrs Inaantnsa Than given In the ansWeF.
column. This week Tho lady answers all but lwo
and OF these AsiG writes:
No fn1rr f}mc tn sfAFe-
10 teAyo itooa!rfs aguarc.
hnH Will ktsp slrk
Thn diamond nf Qutrk.
, 1879-04-12

Wllcra las tho baby GONG
Tho litt1c onc, htly aud sweet,
WILL thu tnmh)ol, yellow hair.
And tho !Iuppy, glanctng faotf
Whcro IN tho wee, wee enc, {
l'ratts!ug nnd llsptng nbont,
Singing thr WHALE DAY through,
lnstIc tho door ahd ontt
Wherc IL Tho baby, 1nay.
Tiny, md swcel, nnts sa,a1l1
have 1oURed tllfunE1i garden and room,
hut cannot tlnd Ger ut all.
110H aro tho baby! All, mol
You arc ny litlp Etrl,
Slender, uud tall, ind straight,
Az tho llltos Of gold anu pearl
That stand In the garden there,
Al, through ttu summer h0nfa;
Dut thu taby WAs small Ind fmil.
Like tho tirst Spring budding Aowcrs.
You arc my llttse maid,
With hA!r VI golttrn hue,
And great, deep, sa1l0EH eyes,
Like ytolcts tawy and blue.
Tho bnbys eyes scye blne,
Hut they lNughed tho wlIolo day long;
lint guy As tho robins Bong.
Yes, her hatr WAS yellow like yours,
IInt It was not Stattl. knlo0ttl hair;
II fHk1etl, and rirplet!, and ll0sHct,
Like q tllst!cttuwn In t1lu &Ir.
You are tho baby, you Bay,
Aud scvGu years oil lo-tlRys
All. no! my lear lsttlo mud,
The baby llas gone away.
The baby has gano away,
Mover to C0n,t nEalM.
All, inei I sIt and siRh,
With fecling akiu 10 pain.
want tho baby sweet.
And wunt thr l,stto maid
Mamma ~ naughty lu.day.
And greedy, I'M much afraid.
$40. FANNY DRIBEoLl,
, 1879-04-12
A Brief History Of the Compound and
W1Int Ia C1nfmnti for r..

Tho llrst fnceclfu' experiment. made by Nj. wAUGA.
nnen see4 s:or piausu ln soII trola whet liaa
lowing result: Corn planted NayJl, iHTt Leaves OF
cdt7t !ix cIss wide IN thirty. days; In fuIi tAc
july 4; sct VI and hoGd July |. witch w t'n 1nY
q; Yield VII II the rato Of tisrc nnase sna tiFtt.
olEt t:EIsj bushels 9f per ncfo. Ill sui,u, we'll
mnturth. md M nnbbtna. 1he extraordinary Ernwtn
and retd Of th1 attrcted tho attention Of tfo
furcr1 Ia that nelGfburlool that nany Of tcn wrro
AnxOIR to try It tho following THUR own
co1 which ther ett m, with estrsordinsty seGu'ts
II IL claimed IL that II t1AurcB the certain Ecr-
tnniton md growth Of tho scrd; f> ii produocs plants
ii moro vigospus md rapt growth; t3l rlntuliy Il
ins; 81 aa.Es5 fs9m Is eaTy psns1nx aaa trest. ''sy
sncd mud Il nut used roadcast, ~ n,aHy fertisCra
arc; H tl cut of ptepar!Gg FOR inatanco
tim fur the sced md sAuot aza1nGt wttowofms, CUT
, 1879-04-12
SCIENCE NOTES.


rr. bror that Nit. II. NJ. Stnnluy ls OIL h1s way
:. yanyl,a.. with commission from the King of
,sa 1,r5rluns to rco:ganIzc tho belgian E1pc.lt-
Inn, which, as wo 1iavc from tt'na to time re-
..,J,d, has met with n constant SUCCESSION Of
r,,fnrtuncs s!neu Its first arriTn' OH tho East
coast unl which has ms yet done practically
nothF,c, Indeed, ne shotlt. fear that. from tllc
SAINT Of tayt Aliu management exhibited, even
II I'm n,cscnt leaders dill SUCCEED In establish
nv "satfon," It would almost Inevitably turn
ut faurc, a Bcconl expedition, Ia hol1g
organized under ~, auspices tf s!!c lnterna'
hsr, bas already stnstel tor onz'bar.-Ac4dtny.
An additional discovery OF Ko1nan rcn,ains at
! 1tnrofn-ihr I.iatiun4 of those tfnys-Wns a,i-
amaa,,.,rt BIZ tllu Vico President Of tt,e British
I.,rhrnIofIcat Association dt Il recent meeting.
T1,sy arc of much Interest, nItl wcru found IN
tn,nt Of the remarkable co'urnuar building ilGar
lie present. liall EAtu ot tll: atlelnnt eity. T,ry
tons}st Of the bllses Ut seven pcdcRtais nf Ko-
maa brickwork, ,,,I hasc 1,oen latl bare Ly
,hc Leu urrcayat|ouB going on for the drainage ri
In cty, mud, being III FRONT Of the ruined build
inr prcsumcd to ba the prsltusll'hl, have hecn
ronIccturcd to be thu places III which the Rcre
Standards o5 the lct.o,s which garr!socd thai
,a,t ol ti,e Rotnu,, city were crec.ctl. A good
epeefncn Of Il pavement fas nleu been met with
IN frout Of tin; ExchequCr gatc, nnd It's tnclDs-
Inc walls stlll rotain sumo admirably executed
frcsco paintings.
In tic course nt next summer an exhibition
al objects illustrating the varions branches Of
ln,htopouuy will be opened in Moscow. Tie
oncalfzat!o ut tlte exhibition ~ in The l,nn1s OF
CoInmittco Of the Imperial Society of
The Frtguds Of Natural History, CONNECTED
vith tho Universally Of Moscow, and
pItcd under Tire Presidency OF proi.
bordRnow. The Exhibition will include
ionaj' ' IN ,lc Empire. and {8} geuerai anthropol-
or, extending 10 all parts Of t!le world, antl
dealing With tic systematic classification III the
,iets of n,au Contributions of Objects falllnt,
under any ot these classes uru. sol!cltcd from
foreigners. It Is announced tln.t lei1is antl
certificates will be awarded for tic best collee-
lions scnt for exhibition.
, 1879-04-12

A country laa at.d ,nuiden living in vtlfnee
neur ltvu.c loycu cact athrr. 0nc day, wh!lc l,o
Luckc, ol watcr on lcr head. llo had gun In
hly hal,d, aII, p,intug II 1t ar. Ao said, lnuGll-
iIlely, '.'fake easc, lin going to shoot" This
EirI nnly laughed, und proceeded on her way,
i!tltu 10y. l,,~cyer, brotAer to the girls lover,
thinking him IN EARNEST, trIcti to pull iM buck
by one 81 his legs. Tho ,yonng, fcltaw. losing
hls equilibrium, ciatcbctt ~ u.s wln.low.slll.
" ~ a ssSes t. 4 ndSoaay IL w. sns A deS SSs oa
lhe spot,
, 1879-04-12

Pprsons fond ot statistics ,naY ba delighted 10
know that ollu .lay recently man on 4.c top Ut
tic Custom. iloss ~ Newburyport, Masa.,
counted sixty yi'ya vessels. Eura vgssel. he eati-
mated, carried rlslt u.csl; cach 'uan attended ta
ubuut BGl hauks; 50, It hta llgurrs wsge corr4ct,
about Ill, OD0 nooks were llA,,ElnE aggFafattlEly
iIstl uu the 'ittlo strip vi New Euglun1 c0ast
within tho .lnc of ILLS yi4luu.
, 1879-04-12
COFFEE.

4 dainty china cup, full 10 tic bsius
Ut strong biAck cnffes, makes NlH fest 1t c2sp.
A., slipping slowly ft0ns its giIird rta,,
ut and tuuse. c0ntrMtch a. 5an .ples*c.
do uhe cr&.r your rnsy, RlcnsnIoE HEne.
Your sin Of brandy hot ~ liquid lre;
But give mo atrpug black colteu 0YeFy tins.
10 sooth, tu Gantsh trouble, and ln4pltc.
Like su1ap abs1rucleh Turk, l sip aNd dream;
NJ uaund breakx IN the uot',t's lc!lcidua quiet;
Ny CUP exhaleY mist VI fragrant ateam:
TUT hAppy now, aud tt0H0lu-I dafy Il,
Fur euFo and trouble yansh When gut
NY cup al Mocha, strung. ami hlhck as 1et.
tS1upX #" fynuHAKXA.
, 1879-04-12

,,o,,ea It With standard alkaline solution.
!htn ,rnrpss slr,ved MI ntnolnt Of aclJtsy uqunl
1hs II vr,;ns uf cryHtallIzl oxnfsc al or I'M
70 tas 1 q glacial acctic aeI'l, for Sae!' nnni Of
ss s eresn ss,,at NJ of ,s ssty s.ao Whs e14 ,n"y
, 1879-04-12
TIE PUZZLERs' CORNER,

tOrignat contributions will he pnbliahch In t1fs
department, Correspondents Will ptcaso acnf their
real nhmea with thor no1s IL plume addressed 10
'l'nxzlcta' Corner" Auswcra viii be published
tho following weok.
, 1879-04-12

fN,. Nftn }nfG Snn,
,tsuMa1,o ol state.lF!son population OF &C, ,l97
s,",IG s,"IIsGout tic UnilrA STATES, hut u, lsJ aro
es,nyis essoisa " nteianlva! Industries, earulug all
, 1879-04-12

sc.toSer; + e 1o, ehanss 4 4 e .: hoa'ss;$ TO
y MnAeatiatnsea: !, to- Il, pus'aer; to Il. y.
j. 10 o6iaIn: . 10 = and !! to j, a rundie; to +
and Il 10 i, steps: to and to .. equestrian cx-
eu5s'Dss; 97ss; l9 q 70 II and II to ~ gloomy
R11oMDo1D--No. 7ao.
Acroas-A young hog; to drcrs for show; an
l,own-In 'lnos!or; nn ahbrsy!ntinn; species Of
an iFish foo. soldier; three.iourtis of silk; an ab
ciiicAoo. LITTLE CAss1xo.
D1AaloND-No. a31.
IN Younga1es; au age; girls namo; IN cdtct;
1iouET FoREsr, III. ALrnED JINGLE.
SQUARE woRD-No. 732.
To proptcayi a cowl; to experience.
CuAArAlaN. Ill. uENIDA.
SQUARE woRD-No. 733.
a passage; mark used tn psoof.rcading;
slIrnb; an example.
CulcAuo. Z. F. K.
SQUARE WORD-SO. 734.
An anin,ni; nympl,; II kind Ut vase; deteut:
division w, o; thu United stato1'
cIARAnE-So. 735.
L Is very generally reokoncd ~
Ylto Htst should bo s0nl.tt tu tile second,
Th.sugh fleir d!!Iernnce Ii remarkable.
Yrtl may 1lhvo The kccnntl in yD.lr eye,
And yo,i will be trouhlcd to tlescry
Tho wtt0lc-a useful Artlcle.
UnHANA, Ill. fuNc1I.
CI1ARADE-NO. T1D.
lie mt AfHhpartcned @ 70 ylso,
10. tho hrHt'E hefotc your eycsl =.
Thu Recund. Anm,lo though It be, ''''
IsAyy!nbul ant Ut innnatry.
Eirwe Together anA yota will knOw .;
A word that mcans ponipous sao!s.
Cl11c4ao. Will.
NUMERICAL ENtGMA-NO. 727.
am composed OF tafrtetM letters, s.uti am quo
tAtton.
My.. 4. !, ts an edible root.
Aty 10, 1U. II, y, q. !s to put nnser shellet.
NyD Z, .. Il. Is a masculine nickname.
My IT, 1. II, IL u fury.
NEVADA, Iowa. GnAxiKLlA.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA-No. 73a.
I nm composed OF twanty.onc letters, md an IN
My Il, il. =, II, 3, is IN animal.
MyH, !. Z. Ii plRnt.
My 49, II. ~. Il, 10, y. J, =, IL an American
My @, II, &, 10, Il labor.
Aty III, +. !, IL faso4.uod.
EufcA0O. FtonIE.
, 1879-04-12

Near Dcl!efohte, Eensfo Co;. Ta;: Nov: "a. lsT7.
md narrowed we'll aA suakrd III tic Com.
pound. accurK to ths directions: also, some In
eighth Of All acre y o's and rods wi!e and
planted. by aild, iryu ruwt Of that soaknd with tho
Cotlpuunh HH treo rows with lh.t which waa suaKrd
caelI. kept watching Il al snlulrr mid caud 1otIco
70 acecncg y thu crop: l,lt whc cnttnE tltae cae.
Go,n!.n WI .s ,d,; tf. ~ espn q teaaeT w Eooa
corn ~as not 81 Go9d. Tln corn taken on tho plut
which WAS aoakt4 with tho Compound stx and ouu
*oakeI x!.h watss !,s,assd tut ye lu:hs's A tlnt
acre. willis SIX and Hne.hat l!tsheis would mako iu&
bushels prs arfc showing difference VI twenty four
nifty soals n0rs fodder. which would bo t0 noto TO
the eeEc. Yours truly
, 1879-04-12

THuKktyy1LLx: FpIest Gu. IT,. jan u, !snt
Int 3uar tfIrJ lhs tlikllYa CuhEuuL1 anh ttust
ny i wcnt faf ais ID II 81 YapsraMto!s r. ha' aLut
Fctri, e aver Anate anu t~1a.y live tlssl 9ush
Ill Ut suuI elfn EftEf uau HFuHila MtEa MiNH H. l
FuIuAlA fturs RESPECTFULLY, !. fFtEksaEAA
, 1879-04-12

- Lofx HAVEN, Ia, Tee II. I47B
nHeh lfIe VltRtiSe taIuEoui W my ctsl snd toAa.
sscIs IIFteluj The result Il uIr cIfn cFap HsFHf
wAA !eter sty tnbace1 plants wsfs c*Ent than my
Ac1xllIurs ~ilu Eauted suInD two Wtsks afnFu nus.
Ny plants were erlecl tuccGss, Wilt AatatAt f1hatt0
rulscts set. fned- eane % H1o oF Elants ~.
srsIe. You're tfuIY, X. 4 WELSll.