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OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIp.-The old and established firm Of JOHN
a. TYLER & co. Is this day dissolved By mutual
consent, JOHN TYLER retiring frem the same.
The business will be continued by the SENIOR
PARTNER, under The same lrm.nams and at the
Wv ' - JOHN II. TYLER & co.
JULY 1870. ?
The undersigned In retiring from the old Ann,
with which ne has been for so many years CON.
nected, to engage In more active and outdoor
business, returns thanks for former patronage, and
INDUCES the hope that the snme Will be as literally
bestoWed and continued with the present, where
every effort VIII DO made TO ltS no
lodged reputation, JOHN TYLER.
JULY !, aa7e, ~ l-eodlW
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EAST bound.

Mall train arrives a. Richmond daily OK
cent Sunday at ...................... $3.50 +. T.
Express train arrives at Richmond daily
- H.
and Oh Tuesday. Thursday. and Satur-
d3y connects 1T Richmond With Viz
pinia Steamboat GompauS'S steamer
Ariel, which leaves Richmond for Old
Point, Norfolk. &C.. at 1:lJ y. NJ
Accommodation train arrives at KEN
mond daily except sunday ii. BOO ". u
4 mixed train leaves Siann'on ~ $50 \. n
taking passengers from firSiu:d SId'"nJ i:r'
from Washington, and arrives NJ hich'oh' IL f:*y
u, NJ. daily except sunday. ,
A connects with Virginia Midland railroad. lea
ing at 100 4. 81. for LyEclburg and A,l4atp,
Mississippi and Onto Railroad stations. ant IS
Virginia Midland railroad, leaving At $40 7. Mfr
Washington.
ing nj $3.50 4. ~ for Washington. ana with W
ciufa Midland railroad iras Ing at 2:JJ \. NJ,
Iynchbury aud Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Ia .
road stations.
D connects with Valley railroad. leaving at ) =
M for Barrisoubnrg.
+ connects with Valley railroad, leaving at lis
A. NJ. :or Harper's Ferry.
connects with stage line for Lexington. Va.
G. connects with &. l.. :. and L. i. steamers !0r al
points on <le ohio river and Cincinnati.
II connects with Scinto |allny railroad for ..
Northwest.
j connects with all lines d.ycrrIns TO the W.,
Sorthweot and Southwest. W. NJ :. Dunn.
Engineer ani Superintendent.
CONWAY 7. HOWARD, General Passenger ~.
Tickle Agent. iay =
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B,sPARTUxE DF swGAG Frs:

TOR NEW K.-The OLD ~RSI
e. Domin.on Steamship Company .sa1szs*ssa !,
Steamship RICHMOND, Captain NELLY, VIII SAL
TITESDAY. July 22d. nj O'Clock a. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Monday evening
Through bills OF lading signed and GOODS loi
and west also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accom- citations unsurpassed. .
Cabin fare to New York. f12; lounG-trip tickets
s24 Steeraee, So and SO.
EVA G. W. ALLEN & Co. Agents.
,yoo1t ComDanys Wharf, Rockets
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RICHMOND AID rETEKsEt EIt
RAILROAD COMrA*I.
SUNDAY, July s., -

RAILROAD COMrA&I.
67oNMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 10,
~ trains on th's road vii! run AS follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
Il:55 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. corn~'ss2
for CrsrIcst"L. savannah, AG-1.s',
and Aiken (yia Charl:stnnl. Eah
Jacksonville. stops only al tn'.5
aud Manchester, a:d u: liail-"H' ID
500 A. ~, HGGnMNo DATIoN daily II.
co,@ "orgc"t!Oa i: Petersburg
ine si,anl!c, Mississippi and 70"
rIiI.",@ for Bristol, Chattar, -,
Nash.ire, Nem;.hts Lyu"la..Eg.
farm"iIic, 2na otli": loca. ctlti"@.,.
thai road, mako, same lime p.
any cih." line. stops a. all r'..-r
5:oop. M. ACC'tUI,iipDATioS TRAIN +a.,T
texcci,t Sunday. ,'.55casc:S :; 's
tG!s tish: viii! rahe close coyn"
y, I'a!irs burg + S5.t"if.
1885 2. ". THROUGH NAIL dn'iy. conn ."r
10; ErliYn. Wilmington, Il --.ar
EtIarlts,"n, savannah. .trst>' 10
lumhii. Ailanir. Macon, Nom: ~
Mob;lr, Ne,g orleans. and u: Is
South ali Southwest palms" %.
iDg-car from Washington g. Nj
mngton, Savannah, and lie - II
StunS ONLY n Manchester auI .r-.1I
and Halfway on signal.
LEAVE PETtRsD"RG NORTH.
G:35 A. a., THROUGH MAIL daily. c6-h-.tiAS
0''' with Richmond, fr.i?rcssnlr! md
Potomac railroad fn' all pom; >"'l'i,
East. and West. stops ~ Ntr,.'s-
ter and Chester. AMI at i'"i'"ay
and II; p.ury's BuG. on s=ni.
o:25a, NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAtN daily
Except saItayj Stops at nj Eta
7:1OP.M NJ, hCCOMMODATI0E' TRAIS day
Except sunday. Stops "ul' - Mall
chester and Chester, and Halfway on
on signal. .
1855 IL TiiH0UGH NAH. daily, connecting
with RichmeAd, Fredericksburg ara
Potomac railroad for al poi Ers'
and West. also. nakiH. clcsc nFtr-
ZION with the Chesapeake Oh
railroad for the Wright. S3s - s"c
sll points North and West. fh.S .r..e
stOlls at Manchester and rl",l"r.
at Ralf-Wa and Drury's Eius
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii at from
the LpnGmattoH ,is,ot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS ie: ~ -
mono $40 4. VI. aud $50 Z. ~; lea, Fte's
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Dgx;s3s. MEDICINES. dss;.
protect YOUR HOUSEHOLDS.
"TuE GIRONDIN,"
rnr MOST EC1IyE. o. ALL TIE DISINFECT-
ANTS AND DEoDoRIzERS.

j. NJ vASDEGRIFF, President Of the Howard
Association, New Orleans, November 10Th, writes
THE GIRoSpIS has been fully tested by the nen,-
Der. OF this Association during the last epidemic
aud il is their opinion that il Is the best pre-
marathon of the kind that ever has been offered 20
the public -..,,.,
II therefore consider it my duty 10 fcco'hmt"o
ts sn not alone during epldemics, but as an article
hot sboud he kent in every well regulated house
holl,'
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DlLL.HEADs, $3.50 to Spe arssea' !
Is n DispITchilINTING.aol1sS-. ~ =
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A connects for Milton, NC.

4 connects for Milton. NC.
Is connects for Asheye and all GoiatS We"
North Carolina daily. except sunday.
Z connects FOR Macon and all point; II PAU ."
Georgia.
ID connects for Jacksonville and all poi ) ia ...'
rlda.
connects for Macon and all points III sptN
Georgia, anu Chattanooga Nashville, Me. 49,
connects for Selma, Meridian, Jus ,-l. a
Yick>burg.
G. connects for Galveston and all Texas )!.'.
Trains from the abnve-nam2d pDsDt5 -~ly.
Richmond at I:43 p. 81 and $50 i. VI
The train arriving 1t Richmond Ar 50
makes close connection 18th The Virgins sStH '.
Company's steamer Ariel for Old Point nI @1r
leaving RichEond At 7:l3 \. N. lG"Hts s. n
Trains between GREENSBORO and Saiei "''''
Pullman Palace Drawiny-room aud - 3, 4.
run through or Train No. IS from New tA ~
Iiclmoni 10 Atlanta. and trn;u Green's =
r,,sta. and on Train No. AZ from NJ" loi AL $50.
mond To Greensboro.
Tickets sold 10 AL points s4uih, SOU ga -
southwest. and baSst:c chtcSrj 'hrrHSt
Freight Train No. 9, |caTiG: RlchEloc y :,
~. an,i No. 10. arriving II Richmond a 10 ="
will have accommodations for 4 r." "'.'''
passengers, who must purchase ticsctt r'i r.
ting on tlIe train. No passengers VIII 40"
other freight trains.
No lay-oycr checks given on lec?! uc
General Ps-$"l 'er - -
Il. 81. r. TALcoTr. General >uoerir 81 u -
RICHMOND, FkED'G 4 poroNAcl
4. OFFICE GESERAL TlcSE.Tr 4. !.
RICHMOND. Va. Apra 2e
COMMENCING SUNDAY, " H'''
~ trains on this road VIII ran IS fo'.S
NORTH BOUND.
VI 1e.oo A NJ. I,,Yes Byrd-St.ee Iauon
~ Except Sundo,sl; as I e. b
!nstnp, l:lo Pm b. IA -
3:e5 T.. 81: Pills .sp- "a, =!
|. .,..t. .s. L. NJ: Mes Yoft .y,tS ! -
M 3-h.OO p ~, leaves Nv rd-Strec si.2ton
due .. y, .asEingto 8;oa
| RaiHr ore, l:o, Z. y, :
Is21t.., dcftb La, 1888 4. .; No" -
l. - ~ G:+5 A. VI. s..
No = 400 Z. a., AC ,OS.AoDAI IN { y =
! for junction.. sAsfs
| S,reet station IL. rec D. 49,
! daySl. ~ ,@s
| IS. SOUTH BOUND,
40, 2-l0l5p 81, arrives AZ Byrc 'rstf y'I' :
daily teXceptSp syst -
| "-. New York. ell g.
| .s..t$ t>. dsph!x. ll:45 A. .
| more, $50 Z. u NAN
va a.,,.,x. NJ srr,yss stB Stree, = ~
| W. 49," daily. Leaves ssw4p !
| p. NJ; photographic J.,
NJ; Balttnor 400 J,
Gao ~ SEcoWMonAff6Ns fRs :,
| w. arrirslAt Broii-Su@ ""
DAILY toxcept SsndAss .
IL General Tick { ga
IN n uxrps General suDesfstsadsf aps4
- =--- -=-;;s.ss 49, ---
-, r,N'. pcs az En "a "a IN, Srra n a
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctiopeer. and Notary Public'
corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va
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By Chailin, Staples u Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucticncers,
No. north Tenth street.

ARGE PEREMPTORY AUCTION
IL SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT
STRAWBERRY HILL FARM.
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and west: also, TO foreign por.s. ...o,
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. .,,,..
s24. Steerace, So and So.
For ire'SA' u Nv G. y. ALIEN & CO.. Agents:
welt ComDany's Wharf. Rocks.ta.
VIRGINIA srEAMBoATs3sT55EnaI
COM,ANY's
JAMES-RIVER LINE,
FOR
OLD POINT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RlTE5
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE EAYLISE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.
The fast ana elegant s'ea!Ecr ARIEL, CaraiL
Z. G. CLIFFORD carrying The upltel Sa.es .mti.I,
!c7Ee EiShmpn tof ssoSt- and isArUG s n,
F,r 10 old Point. Norfolk or Portsmouth,. s SO
Fare Tor rounG "Trip, uhinuei.' ~
Fare to Baltimore. w
Fare to PhiladeIpha... ................'.... 70
Fare 10 New York;. GO
ar TS,o U tickets sold at arbers $40 Main street
Exchange Hotel, AID Oh beard steamer. Baggage
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The sieamar Ariel " Is now readv for engage
mruts for Day and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ions
LOWER RATES than have ever been off red before
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Sewbcrn Washington. and Ta-boro' n. c., aud all
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. C.s 1laInp.
ton, and Eastern Shore of Virginia, and regular
landings on James river, Il. lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has la'ely been almost en-.
,!rcly rebuilt and refurlshed III M elegant anc
costly hammer, and Is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
L. g. TATEM, Superintendent,
100 Main street and Rockets
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
DURE SPANISH W. 80,
~ .5tts3:,s LIcoRICE PASTE, 81
80 a'a5 * ~ 81 2 OF THE S 80
~ 80 liar" BRAND =

ss aseeitine supply from recent importation, and
~ lQs1Qt Dock street,
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~ Grubbs Il Williams,
BY Grubos q Wlllans' -
Real Estate Agents and Anctionefrs.
IN 4 Eleventh street, between Main and BANK:

J.L. APPEReoN, salesnan. p
, 1879-07-26

ali other respects, is sometimes unscruou1ous
md cveu knaysh here. There IL no trick to
wlc!, no viii not resort ID ortler to possess him.
self Of corcted volume. lie will whced'o you
put Of the treasure It you ars a. al! easy.goIng;
he Will beg It, or borrow It, or buy 1t "a this Inst
resource. hare known d bIhlomanihc pnr..
chase solnmcs whtc, wcrc not nt nlf rare, and
Tor which be had no earthly use. At coat
beyond that Of the object Of bis 1esife,-iuss 70
get an opportunity for putting the last 10 ~
way inln one OF Ills capacious pockets. Such
gentlemen do not care to watch closeiy; IA.
deed, | would not offend ono Of them Tor the
world. ] can always tell when tue fuFttvo mood
ls upon them; nn,, that came manner which car.
tlcs them resticssIv ovor the shop TO br|nV them
dtcates tue article ln danger. / walt untFt They
dtsappenr, when glance ne the shelf shows mo
What tlas been appropriated. Then simply put
the missing volume dawn on tic bitlfotnantacs
bill. to have It paid for in duo course. am IN.
formed TINT 4 9ood many drapcrs DO mitch TIM
same thing with kieplou,anIsya! customers. In
conclusion, let me observe take good care
never to maks the smnlleat remark about such
TRANSACTIONS; and 80 do the blhliotnantacs.
ONE Ur Tu1 GRAFT.
, 1879-07-26

fHt41pnFkf {-H!cH ] IffHhcFtA+
Lust Sunday Mlsa Florence GfatIatu, OK thts
vlacc about 20 years Of nge, Was taking n
horse bacK riuc. mud, when about milo md u
half south OF town, tWo young non, William
Miller aid Ruplr, drove up, each in buggy,
whoopne and halloong liku wild sAvagcs, scar
tng the hores Of the equestrian, caustng> him TO
rear aud plunge Violently. In tho intervals Of
the rcart,lE ot the horaa Miss Graham assured
tic neil tint Il they would gct out OF thcar
buggy sho would disMount anu take pleaaurt
In tllfash!ng them. To this they returned jccrs
nsni laughter, and drove on. Soon after sho
mt Miller ngnin south OF tho town. As she
met The buggy shu hastily dtamounted anl uu-
sllapped tho lines from Tho brIdle OF her ussaiI-
ants horse, which, thus freed from control, ran
into fence corner, WHEN young Miller atight-
cd. Miss Gsahnnl had followed closely, anl ns
ha alightad cutfed him with her left hall1, while
holding her horse with her right, adntnlstcr!nE
at thu samo tiu1e sound mnxin,s Oil ctlQucttu
n,ll tho proper way for young gentlemen to ho-
have themselves in ,liu conpany Ct lasilce.
Miller hnd driving whip IN his h4nd, which
the tratc equestrian Wrcnci,cd from HIN, and,
lashlng hiul with It, babe him depart, which hs
speedily did, while she, rcIBountttsg, rode VIC
torlously Into town. Tho next morning Miller,
er., casna Az M envoy to recover the whip,
which, on application, was handed oyor to h!nl.
A subscription WAS Immediately started, Aud n
slul autlcient to buy Miss G1aham 4 drusa was
.aiscd and handed to lcr by A1missrs Of hss
pluck and soik-relfance.
, 1879-07-26
Tho Duke of Arsy.rn lsrles Visit.

The Dnku Of Argyll sailed for England on
Wednesday Of last week. lcaylug only pleasant
memories bGhtnu him. 1t IL only q few wcekk
ssnco Eo landed here, and tho greater portion Ut
this ttna ho spent III Canada with his soll, the
Marquis Of L0rno, tho Governor Of tho Dou,in.
lon. A. few laya since hu returned to "ll,e
etntcs, !" unl has improved every moment OF
his tamo With zeal and industry worthy Of thu
Emperor Of Brazil. Arriving III boston OIL
Thursday, tho 10th OF July, he drove uut Tint
old friend, tho poet Longlellow. Friday be
spent with the two daughters who accompanied
hu, Lady Elizabeth anl Latly Mary Campbell,
In seeing objects Of iutercat III Ho8tun. IIcra
society of eeotrhmen presentcd him an atdrtss,
and were received With trua Highland cordially.
In tile evening be (lluod with Mr, I.ouglellow
and a few friends. Saturday he came on to
Newport, to secnd quiet Sabbath with Mr.,
Cyrus W. FIeld, whom lle has known since tlle
ffst laying of tho tab:o III 1857. Newport ho
enjoyed very much, with Its grand Views Of tho
oce4n as seen iu tic ride OF three miles along
tic ellis, anl lust, but not leest, tho listi,l-
gnIshcd society that CALLERS at that nloat charm
lug ot American watcr.ng-plaees. Before CON-
!ng tu this country, he lad written 10 Mr. Fluid
that in consequence Of the heavy atllictlon that
rested on his house TT Will be remembered that
tho Duchess OF Argyll died lass yearh ho de-
sired that bis visit should be entirely private:
, 1879-07-26
tho externn1 temperature rs at zero or 30 deg.

ING e1LetnhA LcInucEasuso 10 III Acto W y" eIA'
below. -.-.
ID summer, with the best house -construction
ohtntnnble ordinarily, sut1tctencY Of so]ar hche
will pass through tic walls and ceiling ny cum
tiuct.atr will bc required to elevate The tempsrs
furc 70 the temperate deEToc. WIN sno-cnIt"
ventilation urrnn9ol as It u by tho wr.tcs. s
who. is tho inventor OF the system, VERY
sma'l amount Of ttc' Is rss',nto seq%stt tic
tempcature In oil tho spartncnts ma TO vena NJ.
late all with great ntcctT. THIS is the on'y sYs- N
tcm ever Invented tint as equally ad ~ eMTt
naliy provides for eooli,S tne a,r ar di,ributinT
Ii in taultlcss and very econom,cn manner.
Tie eYnenso an,l labor are small, of eupplyine
very lltttu fuel to thc heating apraatun1 ,ton Sy
wt,tch INV desired temperature Is secured IN al!
tnrts nj our dwellings, dnY and night. anu
hy witch va arc ablo to rctnatn
III Oh. homes and roon T'th tcnS woatcr etv tr ,c
rnnsLf,E heut with which NC ali suffered 30 m
tcnsoEy lts. wock, Nil must c1pcct TO again,
and utrhnps for months, ocfore We ean reAsona.
Div cscape the nlr,ust unbenrable TEN peratufe OF
~, ninu,1cs which always 81 fcArfuly uuxtnonta
oi,r mortality y-fntu, especially amung our dear,
i,cjnlcss chittlren Tor tlle needless lOss Of whom
Thousands ut mothers nre NOM mourning anu
- will nuL be coInlo1tcd."
tton, most highly esteemed by families WHO
ilnye IL tn their dwellings, is that OF cGcetually
excluding from tllelr houses all fies, mosqut-
toes. nnti other winged pcsts. THIS luxury, IN
addition. to tic delightful Temperatures . osi-
lively maintained tl tho house Ut all seasons ;
tho superlatlyc.y-pur n1d ccascsessly
alr tint It supplies aud that absolutely Tree from
duat,-rcu1er 1t the only fnultless systcni
OF pFcuat11E atmospheric air Tor huMnn Occu-
psncy and Tor respiration yet uudlscoyercd;
and II Is believed bY porsons familiar Will It's
unprecedented pcrfccttuns-nmonE whom. nro
very competent tudgcs-tl,at this unique,
, 1879-07-26

mud the knowledge Of this fact (which tho 1stter
communicated TO ths prcss, without allowing II
ti,e wisl. had bccn sIeniiled) protected him
from tl,n Intrusion Of public curiosity. SO for
as wo knor, our people, with great doll,
cacy. respected bis roouest and RETAINED
even tro thoso expressions q honor whlc!, 4,
10 pny to 10 ilIuAtsious guest. HIT when IN.
der tic shelter Of friends rooi, tn WAS happy
to meet those whom ho already Knew eil!,er per-
e Invited It Fl 70 neet lin nt useh raoua i
was but n stnali con,nanr, It Included dozen
na1nca known MI aycr America. such as George
Bancroft, tllc vcncrablc h[stoflnn, atul cxtioY.
5 Msfsp a% ais ; Sss'eff1 u e o. eas s
ury; the Hon. William BEACH Lawrence anL the
Il0ti. l.. 7. Morlon; the 1ses. Dra, Mark Hop
kius md Heury Z. Potter; Prota. Gookc asitl
s 1s sSes s' 0ssrf s e III apf'G% # tuss.os asi
auand, Augustus. acl,cll, Philip schuyler, ii.
Calvert, Sidney Webster: ctc.. etc.
Duke to Now York by boat through Long Island
Sound. IN the morning 10 Was up BY darlight,
looking out with eaRer Interest nt the opposite
shores, through which tt,e steamer Etdcd 70 tho
city. The hours that followed werc very busy,
for he Ind but ono day to zee New YORK. Mnt
no time WIS lost. l1e paid. visit 10 "1lf-
fany's,n a,nl to the Cathedral, and drove 10 The
Central Park To visit the Museum Of NATURAL
History. htltt nlEo tlle HluHeuEn Wllcn G0ltaafA
tic very curious remains Of antiquity brought
from Cyprus. which were explained to hin by
tilcir dtscovcrcr. Gen. Ccsnola. In the evening
he dined viii, afr. Field. with another notable
company, inclnd!ng Mr.: Evarts, the eecre-
tary Of State; Senator Blaine; the venerable
peter Cooper and his son, the Mayor Of the
city; President McCosl, the Rev. Or. Adams,
David Dudley Field, etc, etc The next morn,
ing-tl,c last ho was TO be herc-he was up at
dawn, making the tour Of Tho city under the
guidance Of AIr. Fiasd, who took him TO the
markets, and then from the Uatterv by the Ele-
vated Railroad up ono side Of The city aid down
tho other. In such rap,t flight no caught a
Dird's-oro view, ntld took in q few parting
glmpees of the great city Of the West. Tllo
samo afternoon lie smiled down our beautiful
uay out Into the wide sea.
So ended very brief but very delightful WIS.,
it,-dolEghtful to himself and TO all whom hp
met. Now TINT ho has gone, We send our good
wistlos after him. and hope that the winds aud
wares mny bear him safely to his fslanl home.
Such visitors as Dean 6turlcy and the Duke Of
Argyll aro missionaries Of peace and good will
from country 10 country. bringing hither such
true uobsepcss a. awnkens not only ndmlrlng
regard, but t1cslre to claim Kindred with The
country aud tho race to which tsicy belong. So
! 1t kintlles that instlnct Of btood-rcntlonshIr
which Is, after ntl, the strongest honu 10 unite
| tho two great branches Of the ono English famt
| ly dwelling on opposite aides Of tho ocean.
, 1879-07-26

grows older, he ploW goes uo"m ,t,' no,h' .e. @
the rhcat'cfop eIo"h puute ,,,sn,v,utt ,,hcot.
growers, who have had many successes alu 'a aow
failures, hayo observed these thtts; hhd nort
Instead q "snS nSS he ueose " aruund
n'owod M soon ns possible, 10 It oat, wheat
run 9yer fogt neies II dsnsh: I'm af'd tr,aat tng eo
iGa in T. s %aso !" Gf II sss to
The oftoner the ground Is narrowed, and t'G
closer the soil Is hacked, tho more .ccrtnin is
mi ~ thc n1nrnr ,ntIl later Il, lie scason;
H. III. nns upon i al s esS o s nena 70 f eSa
'"'' raorsn CREDIT.
We always a:eo TO Fvs ponGhr @ au
!oeas " eAstac.s 1anon sn ,.,s,nM ~ sEc
1tr,cs s1t "so ereG,e ~ ;hn wr"n nansF few
weeks ago m error OF ttl!s K'hu tinptehco: Mo
credited an article on "o'neoso noneym 10 ,,.e @
o,sea Nsw dGts t we OF ei
lin if,-ktrrtrte Wag1.iat. such uitstakcs do not
allan bnnnrn nnli syiii bo alwhye checrfully cor
sected. ,,,.,,rr,., ,xr,,,vrrrs
AoHtcuLT0HAh h@fE"ihEsis'
ron ma Mo o, a ,@ anne rer7 sens
lin vicIs In the foiinwInr. regarding cxperi.
1ncnts:
very faw ta.mta havo the meAns; ann ELL !cMcs ,
of those who have ihe means nave tha lne1'nntlon,
eonussed COZ VIII u. Asf,saltafsi col,sss. oug.t to
hays thu ability t9 DO this work; ana u y anly "
doing sasn work tat wy ca toamY gseas M H.; 4
enter the class 'foum: Inc cndowhlent Eayeh *
CoHcrcss WA lot tho DGnent VI tHe m.nsss'n m1N, q;
tnS"n. ~ Ia nv coSIears s rsPy rmai nrunor,on
OF these classes. some OF tne hSs'GmnsIat ~! .,
cgca ate aoinK sooI w",x ,,,dn. m H. ssdron;. ""s
, 1879-07-26
A Easko lfugglt,g = Little Girl.


Flora AgneW, IL ycara old, living ia Now
York City, has bcon visiting At tho lioma Of hsr
uncle, Henry burns, two aud half mllcs north
Of Hunters Range, "a. eha bag frequently
sa.ne axu ~ horselt, 10 drive THO :oHs to tho
pasture. Last Sunday morning her cousin was
lick, and Flora went alone With lha cows.
When she had driven tAeu, 10 The pasture sho
sat down on q uossy mound To Iest- she bad
hardly seated herself before sue saw hugs
black snake, ,cotlsl Oh cluster Ut laufai ousnea.
Hhs ned nntl started TO run, but the snaHs
darted at her anl circlci ltsolf shout her oouy.
tbs tbs saaxs @ d drs~s s ~ IL tui .l.hssr snI lighter
arouuu her, till sic fell dowti with 1tafht an'i
exhaustion. Her cries brought her nnclo. who
Gut tho snake ID two WY! h'1 kaae' any r..
xii could spoak. The tmpr.nt, ot tho snaka's
foids was left OH her body. The kllake lneas.
urcd six feat ~ isches tn lengtl.
, 1879-07-26
MY LITTLE GIRL AND BOY.
I have a little GIL and 10y

have little gtrl and lay
They are 80 denr 10 mel
Thoir sittlo hearts III Childish JOY
Arn l,rimtutng 0'er with g!cG,
From stlkcn srcss to finger tip,
They glal uie In my ownership.
Ny Frankly, with his earnest ayes;
Ny Clara, With her sunny brow,
Whereou no trncc at trouble Hes;
Would wears might leave II free az uoWl
But we'll Know OF pain and cure
My babies must their portion bear.
They gently lean upon my kute;
They eltp their little hands In mine:
Thay murulur pEcctouA wonta for me-
How could Ger their lpyn restgnf
To me 20 very fur they sociu,
/ fear me ieat u bc a dreaM1
The warns OF Tluo. In rolling on.
Must awten my dasltngs ffual my caro-:
How will II be When thuy are gomez
How will they n,rct each Mot aHa auhroE
uuw can ~ tho Wurltl'a wild wh!tl
Yield lheso-my little boy and E!rlf
They arc mr. own my vGty 1Nnl
To sayc them shame. 'tWure b1cst to d!at
Flesh Of my flesh, bona OF my bone,
And yet, how p0WGrluHs AM ].
OOodi Thou knowcsI all tleir share
l thrust my children to Thy ca1o!
0suKoaM, Wis. ~. i. uA1aoF*