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A GOOD IMPORTATION.

A GOOD IMPORTATION.
Mr.. j. NJ. Lasby, of Fairmont, Martin
county, has added to the good stock of that
region by the importation of fine animal.
The horse is ne-fourth English Suffolk and
three-fourths English coach, 6 years old,
and weighs about 1,50O pounds. Speaking
of the animal, the Wells Adpocate says:
"Every point about him is symmetrically
built, combining the essential qualities of
! speed strength and endurance" Such
horse ought to be appreciated by the farm
ers and breeders of southern Minnesota.
Messrs. G. H. Vusselman and Fl. Wechren-
berg have become owners of the horse by
purchase from Mr.. .Lasby, the consideration
being, it is reported, $500.
VIM. vEAz1Es' STUD.
The GLOBE has had frequent ocasions to
mention the name of VIM. Veazie, of Ma
rine, Washington county, in connection with
the trotter, during the past two years. 1t
was Mr.. Veazie that developed such speed
in the game little mare Foxey V, as to make
her terror last season to all horses in her
class. But Mr.. Veazie has not depended on
Foxey alone for position on the turf, but
has been gathering together quite number
of young trotters and mares from which he
has reason to expect much. At the head of
the list, and Mr.. Veazie's mainstay
forAturf honors this season, is Capt. Herod.
He is bright golden chesnut stallion, years
old, sired by Bingham's King Herod, by
old King Herod, by Sherman Black Hawk,
ETC., etc. Capt. Herod's dam was byzzGreen
Mountain Morgan. Capt. Herod has no
record, but it is confidently reported can
trot below 2:3o any day. Like. the family
| hofo op%10 n&o1>I 4 Ill H.
his work with spirit, as if he enjoyed it, and
hind him. It is. MIR. Veazie's intention to
let him loose in the Michigan circuit.
Second on the list is Viator, a dark chestnut
stallion, years old; sired by Tramp, he by
Logan by Risdyke's Hambletonian Viator's
dam was by Green's Bashaw, by Vernon's
! Black Hawk, etc. This colt has perfect
trotting gait and will be used for breeding
purposes dnring the present season.
Third on list is Susie, black mare 1C
: years old. Her pedigree is not known. Shs
5 seems inclined to dislike dust.
Fourth on list is Western Maid, igh
chestnut mare years old; sired by Green's
> Bashaw, by Vernon's Black Hawk, etc.
) Western Maids dam was by Logan, by Ham
bletcnian.
) Fifth on list is Claybank, light chestnu,
) s years old. Breeding unknown, but his ap
pearance shows that he is from good fam
lly.
! Sixth on list is Jimmy h, years old, {
dark chestnut: sired by Revenge, by Imp
Monarch. Jimmy HIS dam was by Magnun
boumn.
IL. Seventh on list is Peter North, mahog
any bay, years old, sired by Alexander
, Peter North's dam was Blackhawk mare O
fine style and good roadster.
BREEDING INTERESTS IN MINNESOTA.
The Preston Republican speaks thus en-
5 couragingly of the breeding interests of Fill
3 more county:
.'The outlook seems very favorable for breed
!. Of good horses in Fillmore county. Farmer
generally are giving a good deal Of attention
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WasAburn Vtlt Lose HIS Seat.
IMelrose Record.

A special correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune states that the smaliness of the
Democratic majority in the House will be q
sufficient warrant for seating Democratic
contestants. Gov. Curtice will, probably, be
the first admitted to seat.
Daily globe., 1879-04-21

John Bronson, a colored preacher of Ken
tucky, has been sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary for stealing adecent suit of clothes
to preach in.
Daily globe., 1879-04-21
DELUDED DARKIES.

Two Thousand Colored Emigrants in
yYyandotte, kas.-Many Suffering from
Pneumonia-Work Declined, Waiting
Farms from the Government.
ST. Louis, Mo-, April 20.-Mr. Prentiss,
chairman of the committee on transporta-
tion of colored emigrants, came back from
Wyandotte. Kansas. He said he left two
thousand negroes in Wyandotte, Kansas,
most of whom are sick with pneumonia.
The commission sent number of families
West, having made arrangements for homes.
The Missouri town of Higginsville has Of
fered number of people work, but the
negroes having been told Missouri was a
Democratic State, refused to go, saying they
would be treated no better than in the
South. Mr.. Prentiss said many negroes
were laboring under the idea that the gov
ernment was going to give them farms in
Kansas. This kept many of them from
going to work.
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Sunday Racing at New orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 2O.-Races, extra
day: Hurdle race mile heat, four hurdles.
won by Cannon; Yerdigres second, Hinton
third. Time, 1889, 1:524. Handicap, all
a,es, mile heats, won by Virgillian; Blue
Gown second. Time, LAG, 1867, 1:4S1155.
Blue Gown won the first heat. Essilah was
ruled out after the second heat. The mile
and a quarter dash was won by Keene Rich
ards; Gabriel second, Annie Wheaton third
Time, 2:l6l4.
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but unlike the modern college student, he was
never, well, etc.,-found in The cane rushes.
Daily globe., 1879-04-21

A careful canvass of Minnesota has satisfied
the Minneapolis Free Press that the choice Of
the Republicans for the Presidency is Grant,
and that Tilden is the favorite with the Dem
Daily globe., 1879-04-21

ST. PAUL, MONDAY. APRIL q. 1879.
Daily globe., 1879-04-21

The New Orleans Democrat very prop
erly locates our cotemporary according to the
sentiments it entertains. The Democrat
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Brick Top Yo,dd Run Like a Prniyie Fir.
IFarminston Press.

If the choice should fall upon either Baker
or Billson, our next Governor would be 9
man to be proud of. And either of these
men would ssrun' like prairie fire.
Daily globe., 1879-04-21

1st. 2d. 3d.
Trottng $500 class, purse. -. 5000 S115 $50 S35
Running y o, mile l. repeat. 5000 $140 $40 $40
Trottng 2:32 class. 5000 $115 $50 $35
SECOND DAY.
Trotting 2:37 class. 5000 Sis $50 $35
Running "a mile dash. ........ 5000 $40 $40 500
TrOtting 2:28 class. $500 SIG $50 S35
Trotting 0, mile heats, $50
entrance, associa'n to add. :. S100
THIRD DAY.
Trotting $3.50 class. $500 Sis $50 S35
Running free for all, mile and
repeat ................s $3.50 S175 $50 S25
Trotting free for all .........S 5000 Sis $50 1886
Trotting y o, $50 entrance
association to add ....... 500
Stake races divided in same proportion as the
trotting purses.
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

BY mail the SUNDAY a1oaE will be one dollsr PEI
Daily globe., 1879-04-21

N1IHIIeSOud duU uUlIueIH 1OWd BdV6 plUIHIS6
until near harvest time of an unusually large
yield; but intervening rains and excessive
heats inflicted serious damage, affecting
both its quantity and quality.
The company has now 523 miles of road
laid with steel rails, 1O,58O tons having been
put in the track during the year 1873, and
the following new equipment has been
added: Twelve locomotives, ten passenger
cars, five baggage, mail, and express cars,
271 box cars, eighty-nine stock, and sixty
five fiat cars.
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Eint Arts.
DibiDtnNs.

rNO THE DEPO>ITORs In the Abingdon Square
savings Bank a tlifd ant nna div tend OF eighteen
u.s. per cent viii be paid dep",igrs At 30 Liberty i
room -, mnrncing Friday, 18Th instant. to aud in
GLIDING Thursday the loh instant from II A. W. to 3
7. NJ Payment the 18Th aud l4th will be by check
only. FRANK THOMPSON, Receiver.
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ONE-uORsE TRUCK for sale cheap. Can be
" seen at No, ~ Boat East RIVER
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A "a RD.-The subscriber will open Writing Rooms
"A At 81 Park place for halfhour writing lessons to
business men and clerks, Monday 9th inst An ele
CANT RAPID handwriting taught In ten to twenty lessons
ietms low and sncerss guaranteed TO all Apply from
~ 70 o'clock Up town. morning and evening at West
eSd 81, near Broadway. OLIVER y. GOLDSMITH.
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A..
: 9 S'.1 i i 4 WV
s u A WV WV -,
- s II A A w w y,
81 WEST l4TH ST. NEW YORK.
Three doors from Macy.a

THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT or
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
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A large variety NJ INVISIBLE FRONTS for young and
old improving the loots O all ladies instantly, made Of
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roQIkf fOMFAnulR ~ an and upward The POM
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GRAY HAIR SPECIALLY
Cnmhings made up hf our new method handsomer and
cheaper than by amy other house.
the hair most bee uniuglN. flee of chargc
GOLD AND SILVER HAIR PINS
Also, fun assortment
III AUrlFYiNG COSMETICS
on hand. EuGENlE'S SECRET OF BEAUTY warranted
10 be- harmless. u specially. ~ per box.
AURORA. tor making hair golden blonde 81 IS and
- per bottle. lnrNrllcd VEGETABLE FACE and LIP
ROUGE ~ 50 aud ~ per bottle Uuequalled HAIR
RESfuRLR, 81 per bottle. &C.
Ladies having undesirable shade OF hair have IL
transformed into any desired shade IN a few minutes.
The finest line Of BEAuTIFYlNG COSMETICS for re.
tanning producing the loyencss OF youth warranted
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Competent artists attend 10 ladies' free Of charge
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Send for our new illustrated catalogue How to be
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blly, 3c., &c, speedily cured with Root and Herb
Medicines
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN
Or. FRANZ continues 10 cure. when all others have
failed all forms Of diseases Of mon aud Ola lin.
gerng where the blood has become poisoned pro-
dncing botches on the body, and small watery bsters,
pains IN the head and bones liberated throat and
NOSE, together with endless number symptoms and
sunertngs can be permanently cured, such nervous
debility and Weaknesses OF all kinds. which yearly
TINS to early Their progress IL slow their svmp-
toms numerous. their termination always the same
viz Loss Of memory. imhccily. lunacv, death DR..
FRANZ Is Acknowledged 10 be the leading physician in
America In curing the above diseases Try him and yoa
will never regret IT,
Have YOU become discouraged from Ineffective treat
mentf Have you been tmpering with IRE sponsihe
and LETT uncuredf II do not despair until
made more effort DR. FRANZ Is pleased 10 INFORM
you that he has developed system OF treatment which
viii In every control your disease AMI fully
your system TO its former strength lie nothing but
Roots and Herbs
You that are troubled with any the above diseases
should not fail To give him trial before going elsewhere.
advance a. the patient takes treatment Remember he
does not sll medicines corners employs
agents tor that purpose.
He Can Be Consulted Free.
ooyFIcE HOURS from "a NJ. to 4P M;7tooPA
SUNDAY 10 A. NJ. to2P.M.
Mention In what paper You saw this adver-
tIscment
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TME WINDSOR BABY
6igars ano Gobattu.

DEFIANCE CIGARS, hest In market manufac.
- tured and for sale by u HlRsUH a co ofnce IA
WAL q Also tor sale at manufacturers pTioes bV
DODGE, OAMMEYER co, IL Cortandt st. ~
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THE STEWART MEMORIAL
CATHEDRAL SCHOOLS.
At Garden City, L. I.


The CEREMONY OF LAYING the CORNER STONE OF
81. PAUL's SCHOOL,
NOW BUILDING by Mrs. a. Il. STEWART,
TO be CONNECTED with the CATHEDRAL at GARDEN
CITY, will TAKE PLACE on WEDNESDAY June 10
1879, at ~ 80 NJ, under the direction Of the RIGHT
REV. A. n. LITTLEJOHN, BISHOP OF LONG ISLAND
assisted by BISHOPS OF the EPISCOPAL CHURCH from
OTHER pIoCEsEs aud by ALL THE CLERGY and REP.
RESENTATIvEs FROM the LAITY
TIKI Music will be rendered by a TRAINED CHOIR OF
SEVERAL HUNDRED VOICES, supported by INSTRU.
MENTAL ACCOMPANIMENT and the CENTENNIAL
CHINE or BELLS now In the Cathedral Tower
THE STRUCTURE Is LOCATED UPON ELEVATED
GBOukD, GIVING FULL VIEW to the many thousands
Of spectators who will take this opportunity OF witness.
ing the interesting ceremony as well inspecting the
new Cathedral now approaching completion.
SPECIAL TRAINS VIA THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
will leave Hunters Point Bushwck av. and Flatbush
av, Brooklyn, at LIS A. NJ RsturAing will leave Gar.
den city AT $50 and 3.3OPM
FROM OTHER POINTS SPECIAL CARS will be at
ached to the regular trains Of the Long Island Railroad
EXCURSION TICKETS at ABOUT ONR.HALF REGU.
LAR RATES will BE ISSUED from ALL STATIONS.
j. CHIrTENDRN, = SPENCER
zen Passenger Agent Ocn'l superintendent
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HAVING PURCHASED largely OF the celebrated manu-.
facture OF Beckel Co. we will offer their goods at
tremendous sacrifice FOR FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY,
100 Doz o4BONR. 32c VALUE. 75c.
100 DOE u BONE. eoc VALUE. a.
100 DOE slBONE, 75c; VALUE st25
100 boz. FRENCH COUTILLE SIDE LACED OR
PLAtN. 81; VALUE. $3.50
II DOE FINE FRENCH EMBROIDERED AND FES-
ToONED. 81; VALUE. sL75.
90 DOz $50 BONE. 81; VALUE. si.75
loo DOE 3OoBONB, 81. 20; VALUE. 81
We also keep the wellknown 2. d. French Coutille
Corset
Finer grades equally low.
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DR.. H. FRANZ,

THE ROOT AND HERB DOCTOR, WHO HAS BEEN
so SUCCESSFUL THESE PAST TEN YEARS IN BOs-
TON. MASS. AND PROVIDENCE. r. l.. IN CURING
OLD CHRONIC DISEASES or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
HAS REMOVED HIS BOTANIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE
tn NEW yORK cry
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8uslntss dhlnt,s.
SHIPPING.

shipping.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i SPECIAL NOTICE -EMIGRANrS forwarded 10 SAN
tRAN.isCO, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA.
NEW ZEALAND ami AUSTRALIA. For passage and IN.
formation IN regard 10 routes apply the Passenger
parunent 257 Broadway.
EMIGRAIION TO AUSTRALIA.
II steamer ACAPULCO OF the PACIFIC MAIL g. s. co
Leaving New York on June 30
Fare $3.50. including all necessares.
Apply At the Passage once Of the PACIFIC MAIL 4
s 90, 2iT Broadway. n Y
STATE LINE-ro glasgow Liverpool. Belfast and
lCLondOnderry, from Pier A., r., foot Canal st. Thurs
days Passengers n through rates ~ all leading cities OF
Europe steerase, SO AUSTIN BALDWIN co.
Agents, ~ Broadway. STEERA0E OFFICES at Is
Broadway ant pier foot Of Canal st.
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No. 600 Sixth Ave-,

WHERE nE WILL MAKE A SPECIALLY or TREATING
ALL DISEASES OF A CHRONIC NATURE WITH MEDT.
C1NEs MADE FROM ROOTS. HERBS AND BARKs
NO MERCURY OR MINERAL MEDICINES USED DO
NOT DELAY. BUT 90 At ONCB AND SEE HIN. THR
DOCTOR Is MEETING WITH IMMENSE SUCCESS
HIS ROOMS ARE NEARLY ALWAYS CROWDED. Ills
PRACTICE ALONE by MAIL IN DIFFERENT PARTS
or THE UNITED STATES Is MORE THAN ANY OTHER
TWO PHYSICIANS HAVE At HOME his CITY PRAo
TlCE Is LARGER THAN ANY FIVE PHYSICIAN
AND STILL HE ATTENDS TO EACH ONE PERSON
ALLY. HE HAS ONE MAN CONSTANTLY At WORK
VINO ATTENDS TO MAKING ALL HIS DIFFERENT
MEDICINES. REMEMBER. DR. FRANZ WILL
ALWAYS BE LOCATED IN NEW YORK CITY. ALL
THAT HAVE FAILED To BE CURED ELSEWHERE
ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED TO TRY ONCE MORE
AND IN A FEW WEEKS HB WILL SATISFY YOU THAI
you CAN BE CURED II YOU CANNOr COME. WRITE
A GOOD DESCRIPTION or YOUR CASE AND HE CAN
TREAT YOU SUCCESSFULLY by MAIL. ENCLOSE
STAMP FOR REILLY
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YELLOW FEVER.

A Memphis, September .. there were
20new cases Of yellow fever reported. II " hite,
S ooored. Appeals for aid continue The ex.
penses Of the Howards amount TO $1,000 day
The contributions to the Towards on Septem-
| Der 0 aggregated $4,000
At Memphis, September 10, there were
reported rs new cases Of yellow fever, whites,
9 colored, 8deaths. Donations to the How
ards to-day aggregated SiC9sO5 case Il
miles from the city can be traced directly to
the fever stricken city. No new cases are re.
ported in Nsw Orleans.
At Memphis, September II, there were
IS new cases Of yellow fever, and deaths
The donations to the Howard association to-
| day aggregated s. IS, $500 Of which was sent
| BY the New York Produc exchange
AT Memphis, September IL, there were
/ reported twenty-one new cases of yellow fever
ten white, eleven colored Five new cases
/ are reported at Morgan City, aud two at New
| Orleans. Contributions from the North are
still Il wing into the treasury Of the Howard
| association al Memphis JAY Gould has sent
another $500. Pittsbure Relief Association
As sent $1,000. No Southern contributions
/ are reported.
AT Melnphis, Sept. 13, there were %
new cases Of yellow feyer-10 white, Is coiored
three deaths reported Total number Of
new eases for the week 1852; white o. coIored
20 total number 10 date / l36. 70 al mum
ber Of deaths officially reported for the week
49, white %, colored Is. One yellow fever
| death reported al New York, Sept 10.
At Memphis, Sept. IA, there was but
one new case Of yellow fever reported. and
| four deaths 4 good deal OF stir is made by q
\ fraudulent appeal OF thieves and gamblers Il
cX-federal soldiers for contributions The
\ Towards age taking measures to expose and
/ couuteract;lhs dishonest movement
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CASUALTIES.

BY the fall OF a scaffOisi at Mnntrea:
September / two workmen acre killed.
A 100000 iirc occurred, September
Il, in Ne York furniture mandatory.
At New Orleans Sept. a, during a
dance, gallery gave way, and six persons
we're more OF less injured one fatally.
Charles M,Keogh, aged seven years,
died a; Monayuuk, September "a, Of hydro
phobia. He was bitten by hound two mouths
ago.
In Erie, Pa, young man named Les
ter Chase had both legs crushed in cider
mill One was ampulated, the other may be
saved.
A terrific hail storm passed over the
northern part Of Lincoln county, Kansas, Sep
TENDER u. Hail Eel. in vast quantities, houses
we're unroofcd
A fire at Rawiins, Wyoming Territory
September j., destroyed the Rocky Mountain
Point cOmpany's mill and mining mac hinery
Loss SI5O00--no insur nee.
at Geneva, Switzerland, September 10
a water-speut inundated the valley of Glatt
back, sweeping away several mills and houses
and damaging seriously Sc, raj others.
The boiler in 0. G. Powers slaughter
house IN Nashville Tenn, exploded Septem.
Der is. tearing Frank Duty 10 piecs killin-
him instantly and fatally wouuding one other
A special from Rio Grande City says
the small pox is epidemic IN Mair, Mexico
FIT en- deaths in one day in Roma, Mexico
Ten children died on ranches Nsnity is badly
infected
In New York city the buildings Nos,
ard 10, West i4h street in process Of demoii
ton, fell Sept lS burying six workmcn
we're taken out alive, badly bruised aud carried
70 the hospital.
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The cereal harvest in several counties
in Ireland have been practically lost in conse-
quenee Of heavy rains aud floods.
Five! hundred dollars have been sent to
the yellow fever suffers in Memphis by the
grand body Of odd Fellows of llliaois.
The Howards' weekly report shows
that they have Oil nurses on duty, attending
100 whites aud IS col0red families. IN Mem
pins.
1t IS now believed 10y many we'll in
formed persons. on The ground, that the
Ame RS completely with the massacre at Ca
| bul Is unquestionable.
The third annual reunion Of the Vet
Grams association Of Minnesota convened in
i The Senate chamber Of the capitol building,
| Sep embei The attendance was large
The Lnganshut Charlottesville & South
western railroad was sold by W P. Fishback.
master in chancery, Sept. 10, at Crawfordsvile,
Ind, for $3t501O, TO John Williams for the
Vandalia railroad
\ Halifax telegram of September 18th
saws the gold fever in Queens county shows
| no abatement Fine specimens continue to be
found near the surface. A gold mining com.
pany with capital Of $4,000 is being formed
a Cons'antinopie dispatch says advi,
ces from all sides represent Eastern Roumelia
Is IL state q complete anarchy. There hav,
been series Of massa res, Sclav committee,
mutt ply daily and preach determination o
| Nussulmans and a union of Eastern Roume
LA, Macedonia and Thrace with Bulgaria
forming one iSclay kingdom.
The printed report of the commission
or 0l education showstbe income for all III,
States and Territories, Wyoming not included
to DC s6S SOS, GO; expenditures, Wyoming in
cluded, StO@J3.456; school popul ton for thir
ty-eight States and TER tories, "A TT s4s
Number Of Normal schools l53, with lSJ In
structors 81 90! pupils and 2 16S graduates, o
whom i'S74 IRE Touching Ohio reports III,
greatest number Of Normal schools, fourteen
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| For cleaning children's heads, take
| half pint of wheat bran IN tin dish
| turn quart of boiling water upon it
stir il thoroughly, and let it stand ano
settle till cold. Drain off the liquor, anG
add teaspoonful Of spirits OF ammonia
| Wash the head and hair well with 8
| sponge dipped in the liquid: then rinst
with pure soft water, and you will have
your little people heads as clean and
sweet as you could wish. Dry off by
rubbing with a soft dry towel, and .
good brushing, Fine to0thed combs are
not good thing to use with children un.
less you are obliged to find this
wash for cleaning heads just as GOOD fol
grown up folks heads as for children
and they need it applied quite as fire.
quentiy.
This liquid will keep sweet for two OF
three weeks if little salt is added, and
fit is kept ia bottle, either IN the cellar
or refrigerator Try it once to prove It's
efficacy, and you viii not wish to test
any other recipe for cleaning heads.
When one has fever, and the hair il
falling off, take teacupiu Iof.sage, stepped
well ia quart of soft water; strain of
into a tight bottle, with an ounce of bo-
rax added. Rub the head with it daily
and it will stop the hair falling off, invig-
crate the growth, and make II soft and
bright, instead IF rough and brashg.
have used 1t in my own family very sue
cessfully, and recommended il to others,
and never yet knew il to fail. ANY such
remedy requires frequent applications and
attention to insure a cure. One or two
trials are not of much account, as il takes
time and patience, which in this, as in
most other business matters, will accom-
plish what they undertake.
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the range 1t should simmer all the
SUMNER.

Around this lovelyv alley rise
The purple hills OF Paradise.
o Sofly on yon banks of haze
Her rosy face the Summer lays;
Becslmed along the azure sky
The argosies Of cloudland lie,
Whose shores with many shining rift
Far of their pesrl-whte cliffs uplift.
Through all the long midsummer day
The meadow sides are sweet with hay,
l seek the coolest sheltered seat
just where the field and forest meet
Where grow the pine trees tall and bland,
The ancient oaks, austere and grand,
And fringy roots and peb les fret
The ripples OF the rivnlet
I watch the mowers as they 20
Through the tall grass, whitesleeved row;
With even stroke their scythes they swing
In tune their merry whetstones ring,
Behind, the nimble youngsters run,
And toss the thick swaths in the un.
/ The cattle Craze; while warm and still
| Slopes the broad pasture, basks the hill,
| And bright, when Summer breezes break,
The green wheat crinkles like lake.
The butterfly and bumble-bee
Come 10 the pleasant woods with me;
| Quickly before me runs the quail,
Her chickens skulk behind the rail-
| High up the lone wood-plgeon sits.
| And the wood pecker peeks and fits:
| Sweet woodland music sinks and swells,
The Brooklet rings its tinkling bells.
| The swarming insects drone and hum,
| The partridge beats his throbbing drum,
The squirrel leaps among the boughs,
And chatters in his leafy house;
The oriole flashes by; and look
Into the mirror OF the brook.
W here the vain blue-bird trims his coat
Two tiny feataers fall and float
As silently, as tenderly,
The dawn Of peace descends on me,
o this is p, acel have no need
OF friend to talk, OF book 10 read;
A dear Companion here abides,
Close 10 my thrilling heart He hides;
The molly silence is hls voice;
lie, and listen and rejoice.
| n T1.lIi.ld