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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-30

DON'T TEMPoRrsE WITH PILRs --Oiptn1 anta.
lotions, electnaries and all manner Of ouaok
nostrums are waste OF time and money. The
only ABsoIUrELY 1NFALLIBLE cure for this
Dr. Slsbee. 1t has been pronounced by scier.
THO men as the happlest discovery made In
medicine for 200 years It affords instant re-
lief from pain In the worst cases and has CURED
more than 20 600 sufferers permanently, All
BY mil on receipt OF prlce $1.0O per box.
Samples gratis by the sole manufacturers
messrs. p. Neuslaedter q Co., Box 8948 N. Y.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-30

y WE know Of many cases where
women have had their home duties
greatly lightened by use Of Dobbins'
Electric Soap, (made by Craeln & Co.,
Philadelphia). Weadvise you to try 1t
and satisfy yourself Of It's merit.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-30
FARM AND GARDEN.

CURING CLOVER FOR HAY.-Clover
contains more water than other grasses :;
consequently it Is more dlfficult to cure
and tor the same reason is more difficult
to keep, being liable to heat in the NOW.
The natural grasses when cut for hay
arc generally spread and dried as rapid
ly as may be In order to secure the best
result. This method, experience has
proven, is not applicable to the clover
crops. Clover requires a longer time
to cure 1t properly, and II exposed to
than the natural grasses, for its succ,,-
lent leaves and tender blossoms are
quickly Drowned and lose their sweet
ness, pla1 very generally adopted
with clover is to NOW it in the morn
ing, let 1t lie IN the sun few hours,
Or until wisp taken up and
twisted will show no exudatlon Of mois-
ture, and then throw it up In small
cocks. In these cocks, If the weather
be fine or they are properly secured
from rain, the hay remains two or
three days, when it is stored. Another
plan Is to lay the clover upon beams in
an open building, where it receives the
free action Of the air as soon as 1t is
wilted, and so cure it III the shade.
After few days 1t can be packed down
without danger of fermenting. While
this plan ofcuring under shelter makes
a most excellentquali of fragrant hay
it Is not largely adopted owing to the
large amount of cover required for cur
ing and the extra labor of hauling the
grass while yet green. Still another
method having great many advocates
Is hauling clover hay as soon as wilted
and storing with salt. A layer Of 4
foot or more in thickness is laid down,
on which salt Is scattered freely, then
comes another layer of hay, then of
salt, and so on until the space Is filled.
rapid fermentation ensues. the hay
becoming cured by the heat of this for
mentation, and the salt acting rs Il
preventive against putrefaction. In
place of salt, layers of white straw are
sometimes substituted. The greener
the clover the thicker should be tho
layer OF straw, which acts as an absorb
ent, and during the process is itself in
creased in value as food, having re-
ceivcd somewhat Of the flavor and aro-
ma OF the clover. 1t should always be
borne in mind that clover, rs 1t lies
scattered by the mower, will be greatly
injured If the dew Is allowed to tall up.
on 1t. 1t ought also to be remembered
that clover hay will not shed rain, and
hence when stacked out IN tho field it
should he protected either with patent
covers, thatching or a thick top cover
ing OF wheat straw, etc. Not few far
mers consider the tedder necessary In
saving good clover hay, and while much
superior clover hay is made without it,
the tcdder is unqucstionably Of great
service.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-30

FoR PIMpLEs on tho Face use HaeskeUs Iet-
q. Ointment
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-30

EMERs0N'S VOCAL METHOD, Dust out) has
examine. Price $l6G.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
ituslness Gnanres.

ANY LADY or GENTLEMAN having $4,000
- invest legitimate. c-stu established gnsine'7
paving 20 Der annually Gl quarterly Tayrcnt'
win an absolute u money invested, anuresH
WINTHROP, Tribune once.
Tor SALE-By a Trustee. for $500. in
i thriving mill village Of Grange Coantv :. y. 2 snns
Grocery busness O 5000 year Address Ik Isl, west
New Brighton. staten Island
sk.l HlA TO $4,000. - Partner wanted
3C.UStO business highly respectable Established
and re1uunerativc purchI-cs AMI sales only of
cash al Any gentleman desiring an opportunity Tor
- OF BIZ ESS Tribune once heleithces
as 10 etc. exchange.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
legal NoIiees.

NOTICE.-In the DISTRICT COURT of the
~ UNITED STAT FOR THE EAST RS DISTRICT
MON nanRruri in bankrttTtT No 30 otce is hereby
scars nom All his roTaSe under ihe acis Of Con-
ss senS G ., Ss and iST & a - hsTeoi % =
court, meeting creditor. held the 7th day Of
Bossr esq at his Office at Betheasm SOrrsmptcn COUNTY
Penn when and where The examination o. said bankrupt viii
aihsr ordered That hearing .ss petition and
AkY, 1880 before the said Court A. philadelphia At 10
interest appear and show cause II any they have, why
The Wines ~ s he Hopobc wm Bnter Juc &c Of
T. s. The said Court the l7th day of November A. D.
Attest nosrss FRANCIS SQUIRE JTi PEG srsa CsTs
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF FNEw-YORK.-Minnie Nagel Charles Nagei aud
Lizzie NaeLyoy against fredsries hsnharat & we9dt as
Of David A. Peyser deceased and individually q
Kohsaat ta Mrs John Roh MS wife J5 Annie Koa
-a ,S seri5S s N M Name sS v ann ott Ve-T
hot. her husband llE laura kepers le Auguse Stars
Nsrel sometimes called Maria Nsse l5l FreleTicS Pew
us aud Teresa Peyssr his we Ss BoioiheS reSseri i
Peyser l22 Henry NJ Peyser ,23 David & Peyser 20
and Resale Psy,er % hs T o ns EnSe1s % sS ser % n in
Crscaner 9 ana Henry SrseaneI her husband So R9se
Evoy 1871 summons-ro tue above .natned defendants
acton copy OF your answer me plainls
torneys within twenty days after the service 9
e snssT ss ~ % men, Will he taken AGAINST Won Sv oe
fault the reI demanded IN The complaint Dated sep
tember, 1879
CO WallEf. New-lOrk. Post tnice address NrW-l oik
defendants Laura Remrrs. Augusie Scars william
Sears, Emil Pcyser. Dor0tAea Peyser David ~ PryseT
Resale Peyser juliet cIacancr Henry CrtcsleI kose Kan
OOmar Zeyning AMI Anule kohsaat Tie fore
going summons Is served upon by pubhcaOn pursuant
supreme Court ~ The state of New dated the h
November 1879 and Med with the complaint In the
Office Clerk of the CITY County Of New York a. the
Court House I'm the said tly and NOuniy OF New-NOrk
ScTDDER & CARTER. Plaintiffs Attorneys. % wali-st.
New-Y0Tk CITY
d las6wS
CUPERIOR COURT of the CITY Of NEW
- YORK.-FENRY A CRAM and GEORGE II. MOORE
Of and 1rusters tie last VIII and te~
menf OF RGE CLARENCE CRAM tcceasf q. plaintiffs.
against MARIE sCHMITr AUGUST sCHMlII.
CHARLES ELNORE SOPHIE ELLLSCHMAN and
CHARLES KORN. defendantS-> >uUintns.-lO the above
named defendants and each ~ them; l0u are hereby
summoned the complaint in this aciipp and
copy ofyOur t.e panuis attorney win
ve Of the CAV ervce " yOuI failure appear
or answer Judgment will be against yen by default for
the relief demanded tn complaint dated OCTOBER %,
1879. II. : CRAM. PlMniins Attofnrsi (,
Office ami once adlrers No Oj Wal 81 NewNor CITY
the defendants Charles EnOle, sophie feiscnian anu
Charles korn.
The foregoing upon yon hv publication
pursuant Hon Jhn ~eagNck one of the JUS
ioes superior Court dtet oh dag OF -, e9nri
COurt County Court House IN The CITY " ew- 4ofk-
H. :. CHAM AIRY FOR Pr6s. 65 Wallst. y. y. city
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
prcposals.
('ALL FOR PROPOSALS FOR OIL.

OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE BOARD, I
WASHINGTON. d. g.. Dee 3. 1-r0. !
skAL LED PROPOSALS v b. erev.d at this once uul Il
J. rhuIsday the lrih day ~ December 1879
supplying thousand gallons of llri and
fbOLs9n gallons Of mineral OH 0t the
for the L. Light service according
eeincauons Copies viii be furnished
application the LiehtliOuse BOaTd 10 the Light
House az Boston Msss staten lsani, y.
lnisdsiDAis, PENN DeI0g Mich: Cincinnati ONO and 81
lo.Is No. JOHN RODGERS,
~s.s< Admiral L. ; Navy,
Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

Leave .Scw-Yors FOOT Iibery-st.. G. Il. r. of y. T.:
s:J a. For Fauniu Gia Toms RIVER. Barne KAT AMI III
feru.efatc stations.
lj D. m.F0r toms River Vine and, I'll stat rs 10 bay
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC cItN.
40p d. m.-For FaiinnCdais Toms River bafnesaL Tue.
eriOwn Il l.. ana Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
Winier Resorts.

WALDO HOUSE, Waldo. Fla.-Highest and
w beahiest point Florida First tionr
and moderate prices. Hotel open Dec /. Apply 10 d. A.
CrDwe, proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
A LBANY BoATs-PEOPLE's LINE.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.
FOOT q canast. every week day M connecting q,
and Esst s,stefnons nyIshe bested by stesm ~
-''''"' W. W. EVERETT. President
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewYOrk from foot Of Desbrosse, and Cort
$50 for washingten Pft.bure Columbus Cincinnati.
and the south Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark,
p m for wsshSe eton and the West Pullman cars from
nections for 70 Ptbnrr cncnns i1aanapos Louisville
snd 81 Lo1is Through Pullman BALTIMORE TO Cnein-
1000 n M dsilv Washington South and West Pull
msEins close connecons Chicago cincinna indahapo
Southwest through Pullman ears nom baltimore 10 Cincin
natl connects at Washington with trains for Lynchburs
ss s1 S eek e op oc Of
ana snd prpot & Jersy Ss SEpPAsK
AND COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in Newfo foot OF Li6erty,st ,p.,
Commencing Oct g. is7-Train: leave NewYOrs foot Of
G3o a. m.-Tor Fieniarfon Easron BeIyidere. Mauch
Chunk ramaqua wilkrsbaIre. ElmiIa. &c Connects at
$40 m.-for iiirh Bridge ranch Easton HARRISBURG
Magca Chunk. T4maqua. wsesbarre, scranton Williams
1880 and 4:30 p mFor sOmerville and Feminst N.
J p m for Pennington, Easton. Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
Hea5S sTae'9p Taq a]sOn
p High bridge Branch Easton, BeIvdere aud
So daily Ess!Ou AIentSwP and i EaTrrSeurs
E1niT &C. connects AT Junction for d.. l. AMI W. H. X
ls5 p m.-for EasOD.
10 trains o local points SEQ time tables az staiona
ST N0Al rRAlNS-leave az siJ m, Il y ~ f't sound
BrooS and intermediate stations $50 tor Eastoa.
Allentown, Reading and Harrisburg
Poats Of the Brooklyn aud Ere Annex make connection
atJcrrev Cy station 70 ANA from brooklyn and Ere Depo
Jerrey City.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ New Ork cot o LlheTtvst for Perth Ambov'
south AmhOv. Heh Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove &c,
SD, II Is 4. m, l:ij. 4. i:lJ m. - - - -.
Stage connection TO and IRON KEY fOhl at Nith"n St
ton
EREEUOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
Esunrss ano alceIlnas.

rT,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the AssOca-
on Benefit of Clored Orphans for the election Oi
trustees and such bus. before the rs
sorstion will be held Monday December Mrs. Van
Dusens, No 10 West 3Gtn-sf., ri ~ m.
order. I. 4. WHEELcCK.
Secretary pro tenn
DEV. JOHN p. NEW MAN, d. D., will lee
Ia uI Bibles Of the World" In the Church
of he Madison and s5th ST..
THURSDAY Evening. lllh December. 1873,
commencing at O'Clock. Tickets 80 cents.
rJ,HF ANNUAL MEETING of the UNION
LEAGUE CLUB for the election Of officers will be held
on the sh day Januay. l-s0 at o'clock rne polls for
me election Will be open from $50 m. until $3.50
CHARLES A. PEA BODY ir., Secretary
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
THE ERIE RAILWAY.

I'HE ERIE RAILWAY,
wEsTERS RAILROAD. Arrangement; Of trains. taking
. CINCINNATI and chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches o Buffalo and suspension Bridge.
q p Da!lvl Fas; - LOUIS Express arriving AZ bInao
Wet, Puimans best DrawlngTO'm Sleeping Coaches TO
p. m (Dalyl Pacific Express FOR the West. sleeoing
Sos' through 20 Bsito N.asaa ta,as, Sin.ln en-
IN fmigrsnt train for the West.
Trains leave Ihamters street Depot. NewYors. for
NewarA, s;GJ slO 1890 3lo. 40 52L 6:lO 1880
y. and miin gh; Saturday shts o;y. SUNDAYS 95
RGtheriori ami PassaIc. 6. 7:5o, TO- 1920 m. Uhe
10z0 a. N train stops at Rutherford Park only sundays
Il noon lf5 s. $500 40 $40 5s3u. 6;lO $50 : 10
~ midnight. sundays, d. e.JO lU:.O s5. O5O p.
' fateisoa. G,5 7.5t slo TO- loeO M i2 Doon
- s. Jiu 800 ~" 4;sV NJ, 80, ~ S,| e'o. 1iio, d cS
iU., ~, -, go q p NJ, and y m'dnislt .
rnrrn, q. $50. !U:2O a. m, - .'u. D. o.lN D. m, IL
mldn ghi Snndsys g. $50. lO-0 m, l:i5 ESQ., p H.,
Nswburg and cornwall 100, . a. ni $780, 4SO p m. sun
Rondon: AMI Il Kingston 4. $3.50 p u. Sundays
cosieu g. 1850 q 1929 m. $3.50. $780, i:30 D. m
Gays, a. $50, a. NJ u;3l- y. m
aidd etown 7i0. .. lO.0 a. $50, f.so p H. sun.
ooHnect will Newlor~ and Osweso Midland Hai
Port a. Jrr~is so o 1920 J. n 4.s0 g. D. m SUNDAYS
$50. lO.en .. N, q, o.3o and p IN
hour from r:lJ 10 s;t5 y m AM az iiD ana ~ 40 IN
Tickets paSsag Gnd for apartments IA brnviug room
ecina aud transfer baEgags may left AZ ths Com
pany- Ocos 80. ful or J57 hroidwaY y. y. 30
Exrss nom the West arrive ia NewNork at 12j
a. M" JSo. - N' ABs0TT, GEM Pass'r Ast New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trans leave Engiew O0d Chester, reimon and Nyack
= $50 e5T a m l. 8 450. ,.31 64u. s.IJ 1880 p m
sundays NJ aHd $50 p. The 1880 p train will
snuei sprlng Valley and Aonsey T. 80 a. m. 400 n
JSo y. ABBOTT. Genl rassE Al, Newfork
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

on and afcr NOv. o I9Iy.
Express Trains New York via DfsDrcsses and C0
landt street Ferries a. follows
43O $50. $50. go limited IL q. m; 80 T. $40 o o
l5u $50 and 10 m. Suniay 4Jo and A. M ., ., si3o
$50 ana 10 An train leaves New lork daily ex
Camden.
Of brooklyn connect with a through
cry. anuTdng speedy and diGect transfer for
BROOKLYN travel.
Re,urnug trains leave West Philadelphia 1901, SEQ
34J. :, -. = $50 ami IL limed Express. 1870 D.
m li5. . b;Su, 7Sh On sunday, l2Ul, 800
:f5 500 $50 NJ: l. 1855 D. LeAv ePhi pha via
Camden $3.50 D.. daily except sunday.
Ticket Ohce<-NOs. 5.8 and "a Broadway, No
House foo, Of De-brOsss ana Cortand sts No Court
ana Brouklyn Annex Depot foot ~ Fultonst Brooklyn
Nos. Ia ll6a ls Huds0n-s. HoD0ken Depot Jersey
CITY. Emigraut Ticket Office, No. . Battery place:
PRANK THOMSON, l. II. FARMER
General II Manager Genl Passenger AgL
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
$1,000
Coparinersnlp Noilrss.

NOTICE.-The cOpartnership heretofore ex-
~ isting between u. G. WILLIAMS and b. d. SKIS NEH.
under the name u &. WILLIAMS CO. j. tbs day d-
consent Mr. skinner retiring II
Williams Will settle tne business using e hAe oi te
nIm IN liquidation. -, ,.,. rp ~ T.
WILLIAMS and their business Bankers ard Bigkers
vii he continued under The same riin name M Il =
WILLIAMS & Co, same place. - Walst. Sew ork
Dec /. 1873. H. = MlLLIAh7 q -
OFFicE or LLOYD a MCKKAN
a. WaIl-f, NEW- YORK. Dec l. 1875. ,
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
oopartnership for the transaction at The above address
nf business lul"s
And tsOvcument and Miscellaneocs securities
- JOSEPH y. LLOYD,
NJ. L. MCKEAN,
Member OF y. y. stock Exchange.
p C. KINGsIASD. @. p. LLOYD-specia-
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
liluslcal Instruments.

4 GREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS!
~ PIANOS and ORGANS extraOidinaly low prices Tor
cash ins;amcnis splendid t35. "a 500
$50 SD SIS rosewood Dian0s &l3 <s'
7a s14O $50 uprards, NOS used six months Illustrated
catalogues mailed. HORA.E w WAIEls-,
Manufacturer and Dealer. s26 Broadway y 4;
r. O. Box. 1880
TOR SALE very cheap.-E-cellent 7-Octave
Il rosewood piano: nearly new. lO4 I'd st
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
q I TO BOSTON
y VIA THE OLD KTLIABLE
SIONINGION LINE

The elegant steamers MAssACH sETrs AMI RHODE
lHlAN NOfth ilyer iO0t Jay ST. i.jU
d. No.. aailv EXCEPT SUNDAfr.
pesl limited tickets go0d only for the trip for
which rhev are lssue tTain specified
face u oh cket sold fs lie from Newl ork 10 Boston
81. - - -
afrrooms and tickets secured nj SOs 1863 397 7sJ ana
pa Ir0adWsy at Metrpp0Lt-n and ffth Avenue Hotels.
Seu-NorE and nf 1888 Washington Brooklyn. Ickcf-
also sold prncps hotels and cketoices ani at Offices
~ Wesicott Express GO.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
eefm.rs Electra Salaea leave Picr 20 North fver
not 81 Warrfl-stl daily, except sundays al m, Tor
Providence direct f. ghi either line taken owes Ie
A. W FlLKlSr. u. y bAbcoIh.
Gen Peas-A.enL ffc<1chL
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

| EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connection. Leave loot Of Iberiyst for Freehold at
/ SO. u Is \. /. nh
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
CorrorGuon Notl,es.

FIyA.cE DEPABTAU-sr I
BUREAU TOR lIlk COLLECTION OF IANE+
40 .. nalnJer-s n. NV lrGS. Lee J. 1870
NOTICE TO IAN-PAlERS.-ALL PER-
" sons WHO HAVE OAITf+D 70 PAY THEIR
TAXES FOR THE y aAK lS79 are hereby notified ~ r.
1uirsd TIE - The vcrnf Iat es ~ lis
ofice on or beIOre he ~ January, oSO.
one per cent viii Le collected On al taxes pad De
fore the 18th of December. instant per cent
on al taxes paid and after tia' date amt ntlest
the rate Of F.. per cent per anhIm computed Il"in
the eth 0f last the dav which the ases--
ment rolls ant warrants delivered To The Receive Ntr
on All taxes remaining unpaid the said lst dy
January, 1850. ,..-
MARTIN T. MCMAHON,
Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSTLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
sixteen Through each way daily three depots IN
Phi.adeluLil. two IN New York
Double Track the most improved Equipment and the
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
6teamboats ano Railroads.

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
TOR R0NDOUT and KINGS SrON.-Landiug
AT Cozzens West Point. Cornwall. NewbnrR MarIborr
Milton. PouRbke keepsle Esupu connecting Win Ulster a
Delswarr Waikiki Valley Railroads. steamboats, =,
W. BALDWIN aud THOMAS CORNELL leave DAILY al
d. M. Pier "a. North River foot Of Hairis0n-si.
Except satuays. when Thomas Cornell leaves AT ~ IN.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT or PA-SENGE Err TRAINS, haIch
1879 Leave deco foot OF COrlandt and Desbos isis
D. III. for EastOn. bethlehem, Allentown, letdns
Mauch hunk, HazleOn. Mahanoy City, Ashland Wilkes
Iarre, scranton and Tunkiannock
$50 D. ~. Night Express. daily for EastOn Belehetn
Attention Manch Chunk Wikesbarre. Eimira Ithaca
Geneva Rochester BnfIio. Falls and the
Vest. Pullman sleeping cuaahes attached
ROBT SAYRE. Sup't and Engr
General Eastern Office corner Church and corrlands
CHA-- II. CMMMfNG-. Ageet
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Farc 81
~ steamers leave Pecksp daily excepted fUr
New Haven at snd IL p M. connecting Will r0ais.
ANE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE,
For special miteI Ucke;s Mammoth palace steamers Bltl
TOI. and PROVIDENCE leave SewNOrk daily, nclldn-
sundays from Pier ~ N0rih hves. fuo; of NJ
rayst Leave Brooklyn iOO p ni; Jersey CITY i2O J. m
v
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
Religions Notices.

Madison Avenue reformed Church. corner 57th-st.
the Rev EDWARD A. REED, Pastor.-Divine service a
IL 7;t5i p m. sabbath-school p stranger
cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

Double Track the most improved Equipment and the
FASTEST Iuac consistent with absolnte safety.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

Crroueau ADVERTISEMENTS.
I IEBTG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
II OF MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEsr NEAT
FLANuURlNG STOCK FOR cOlPs, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'- EXTRACT
OF MEAT. Is boon FOR which nation
grateful '-ee " Medical Press % Ian
Get" British Medical Journal DC
CAUTION.-ticnuineo only with the "a smile ~ Baron
I.ebigs signature Ia blue INK the label
"Consumption England increased tenioid in ten
years
LIEHIG CONPANy'~ EXTRACT
MEAT. To be had oi all sorckecpers. cTncers AMI
Cl, nnst~. tuit"' states l.io-
sale only, G.. DAVID ~ CO. i3 MARI lane, London
England.
sold who. hy Park S Tllord. smith & Nanirr1eeS
hcker Neral a. C1na Nc lIcssin x iubnnS. -. X. x a.
l. TlIfhrr * Co. ana j. MImaG~ & sous.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
Mlsrrlldueons.

I AIDES, DRINK SERKlS TEA, and DE
lteantfrl without using cosmetics SEkk1S
TEA removes erup;i0Ds u clears the complexion
and ZONES The whole Those whD stike Al tlo
ana beauty and youthful iresncss lnstss1 o
desroVng b1sh cosmetics. TO be hOught only OF the
kEKKEYS TIA Co., Arch.st philadelphia Orders by
mail sent 81 per box Liberal discount
To trade.
DATENTS. LABELS, CAVEATS.
Il MUM a co. 40. 81 Parkrow Sew, York pr9pretors
"a experience n S0hcors
Of Patsns Handbook Parents with iuii drscuonS anu
advice. sent free.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
fnruiInrc.

Go Dnom II Aldn Concern
WANTED. HENRY WASH
w rNGTOS English gcntlrman bachelor. age %. Ad-
Sress NJ W. Post Office Box lO5, Hamilton OntAno.
XVILLIAM HENRY WASHINGTON wanted.
w gentleman. bachelor age 90 AuutesS u w.
Fost once Box los Hamilton Canada
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

n ''"'''A ''On '10' III '1'-'" .
DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier No Al North River
foot of Canalst week dav p. m. connecting a.
Albany SUNDAY morning excepte with trains North, West
W. W. EVERETT, President
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
Roaro an0 Rooms
West Sids.

A SMALL private American family will let
N two connecting furnished ROOMS, without
board TO gentlemen only hot aud cold wafer closets &C.
7thaye.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-05-23

Tho season is upon us when thoughtlos7
people are apt to look with Jealous eyes ut the
tinys ongstersybich render srriuptime ,Dololi.
o,,s i, i,o oo,,r,. rrl,,s, mn f,,l,or.1 ,.,,
o'"ou'7 n"u sunni I'""y "l'''IS !" up '"'!'
pens III their behalf, ana scientists almost uni
vorsally advise to spare the birds A ccle-
brated English agriculturist declares that hc
has for years forbidden the destruction Of %
single wild bird upon his garden premises or
broad-spread lands, and, further That he has
found in certain fayorte orchards where
small fruits were grown, that the unlimited
range Of young poultry stock there had prov
cd of immense advantage towards kocpin (!
such spots free from injury by the curcuo.
canler worm, cUrrant grub and apple hor,r,
not TO mention n score Of other like pests.
Horace Greeley stated in an article. written
but few months before his death, that IL D."
We're to estimate the average annual loss
to the farmers OF this country from insects
alone he should place the sum mt l'nst As hugh
rs one hundred millions Of dollars. Is This
not in itself q strong and incontrov.rihir mr.
gumeut to show us the real vtlun " pros nv
ing the insectiyoro1s birds about our u'cu-
pied premsesaud fields, ASA natural m,nii- for
the destruction Of these armies Of. mnmnd-
ors;
There is no end to thn discovered and mul-
tipIying varieties OF tbs. posts, hor,rs, Doe
ties, worms, flies amt bugs generally beside"
which, in their vast numbers. are species y,t
unrecorded 10y the p,n Of Scirucc. Ch'mis-
try has sought in vain for effective poiSons to
use against them, and the utmost ingenuity
of the agriculturist has been taxed only to
Keep the rayages OF the general enemy within
bounds And still the immense evil ahounds
wherever there exists gardens, orchards, cul-
tivated fields and vineyards. With these iUcts
fully realized. ought not every known means
for the suppression Of the pest to be cncour-
aged and promoted! No one can consistent
ly deny this, and therefore we repeat, with
eancstncss, spare the birds Some will say
'Of two evils choosa the least. and so 60
in for eXtermiuating the birds first, and deal
ing with the insects afterwards. We reply to
this that some of the varieties of birds will
pick the unprotected cherry trees, some will
steal few OF the rpening grapes and rasp-
berries the ruby cnrront bushes will suffer
some from those feathered patroles that claim
small toll for services rendered. But the
myrlads of destructive insects, far more ra-
venous in their appetite, which will riot in
your gardens and fields without the presence
or the feathered police and their natural SER
vices, is uncomfortable. This is the light i'll
which to regard the birds They are our
friends, cooperate with us in the lahors Of the
hcld, ana II, III return, thcy occasionally draw
their little bills upon us Mt sight let MS duly
honor. t,,,u il, thaI,,lt nf a. I'll ,r,,1 ,,.,.,.
'"6N'
LOT Sptclal uuly performed
Last season, both III Connecticut and Mas
sachusetts, careful experiments were made