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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-07-30
Hard Water.

DR.. Tidy, the well-knowu chemist,
thus summarizes in the London Ned.
zeal E:cani,ae7 the results of his OBJ
servations on the use of hard water
for culinary and domestic purposes
|. Hard water is the best dieteti-
cally, because Of the lime.
2. 1t makes better tea, although
not so dark colored, owing to the
fact that soft water dissolves the Bit
ter extractive matters which color
the tea, but ruin the aroma.
8. 1t relieves thirst, which soft wa
ter does not.
4. 1t does not desolve lead or or
ganic matter, which soft water does.
5. 1t is generally good colored,
soft water being generally dark col
ored and unpleasant looking; hence
in places like Manchester, supplied
with soft water, they always put it
Tin hotels) In dark bottles to hide the
color. A soft water, however, is a
better detergent, and requires less
soap. For a residential town a wa.
ter which has over ten degrees of
hardness would be best. For manu-
featuring towns a soft water would
be the most advisable, for CONNER
cial considerations only.
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Tuter, John E.
To be continued.

To obtain patents parties must send
their Final Receipts to the Register of
the U. S. Land Office at Gainesville,
Fla.
If the Final Receipt has been lost or
mislaid, an affidavit to that effect,
must be sent to the Register in order
to obtain the patent.
If parties have bought lands from the
original claimants, and the Final Receipt
is lost, they can obtain the patent by
sending to the Register, an affidavit as to
the loss of the Receipt and certificate
from the Clerk of the Court showing
that they are the owners of the land.
and are legally entitled to the patent.
Parties in sending money to the U. s.
ssuu5 aeaaeA- should -sa,.1 ~ 20 tho Re-
ceiver and not to the Register.
d. EAGAN, Register. JOHN VARNUM,
Receiver. RICHARD M. STADDEN, Clerk
in Registers office. JOHN P. VARNUM,
Clerk in Rec Niver's office. @. DYER.
Jr., Draughtslhan.
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Burning Tree Stumps.

Tree stumps are said to be easily
removed by boring two inch hole
eighteen inches deep into the stump.
Fill with concentrated solution of
saltpetre and plug up to keep out
water. By spring it will have per-
meated every part. Then fill the
hole with kerosene, set on fire, and
the whole stump is said, will be COLI
sumed, even to the roots. 1t would
seem to be feasible, and it is certainly
an easy way to get rid of stumps.
The ashes will remain to fertilize the
soil.
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THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.

present we are able to obtain nitro
gen for agricultural purposes. They
are commercial substances, and are to
be bought in the market the same as
flour or sugar. In their use, or IN
their purchase, we are to be governed
solely by two considerations, price,
and nutritive value as plant food.
BY analysis, it is found that this
nitrate of soda holds 95 per cent. OF
the pure salt, and from this calcula-
tion, it is known to contain 16 pounds
of nitrogen in each 100 pounds of the
crystals. This crude sulphate OF
ammonia has 25 per cent. ammonia,
and it contains 16 pounds of nitrogen
in each 100 pounds. | find this
Dried Blood, made at the Brighton
works to contain 10 per cent am;
MONA, 81 pounds of nitrogen This
guano is what is called "Rectltled
Guano," treated in New York. The
statement put upon the packages is
wonderfully truthful. 1t contains:
Ammonia, 10 per cent.
Phosphorlc acid, 10 per cent.
Reduced phoSphOrlc acid, per cent.
Potash. 2 per cent.
Thus in 100 pounds is contained:
81 pounds of nitrogen,
10 pounds of soluble phOSphorlc acid,
pounds of reduced phOsphOric acid,
40 pounds OF potash.
We thus have before US the i'm
portant substances which hold nitro.
gen, and we know also how much
they hold, and further, the condition
under which it is present.
Now, gentlemen, please remember
what has been briefly said upon this
topic, and keep in view the figures
upon the blackboard, as | shall come
back to this matter again. The one
other substance which remains to be
noticed as belonging to the illustra-
tion trio, or great essentials OF plant
food, is potash. Potash, we know
very well what that is, and we all are
willing to concede that it is an i'm
portant substance, for we have tried
it, as it exists in wood ashes, upon
our lands. If we were obliged to
look to ashes alone for our supplies
our prospects would indeed be dark,
but we are not, thanks to research
and science. In the past ten years, a
new source Of potash supply has been
opened in Germany, at the Stassturth
salt mines, and the amount obtain.
able is apparently inexhaustible.
Doubtless we shall soon discover
rich potash dep6sirs in our own
country, as we have good reason to
believe that our resources in every
direction are fully equal to our wants.
The potash Of Germany comes to us
in the forms OF kainit, muriate and
sulphate Of potash. Upon the table
we have large specimens of each of
the salts for your inspection. You
notice they differ in color. and also
in their crystalline structure, and
they also differ in their chemical ma
ture.
/Hio - 49,, kso,o,o<T\
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New York Market.

Plums, 4 to 8 cents per quart.
Jersey whortleberries, 81 to $1.25
per box.
Upper Jersey blackberries, 5 to 4
cents per pint.
Apples-Red astrachan, 81 to $3.50
per crate; early harvest, 81 to $3.50
per barrel sweet bough, rs cents to
S1.25 per crate.
Delaware and Maryland peaches
- Hale's - so cents to $3.50 per
crate.
Hackensack green corn, IS cents
to 81.
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Nail i'm the Foot.

AS soon as the nails extraced apply
bruised peach leaves to the wound.
Confine with "a bandage, aud the cure
is as it by magic. Renew the appli-
cation twice day if necessary. One
application is generally sufficient. =
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HOMESTEAD PATENTS.

AS many have been benefited by our
publication of the lists of land patents
granted, and many thus aided, as we
learn from the U. S. Land Office at
Gainesville, to obtain their patents, we
publish the new list sent US. Special
attention is called to the following para
graphs of Circular, April Is, 1879, lately
issued by U. s. Land Commissioner,
J. A. Williamson:
"Any settler desiring to make final
proof must first file with the register of
the proper land office, q writteh notice
of his intention to make final proof
Such notice must describe the land
claimed, and the claimant must give the
names and residences of the witnesses
by whom the necessary facts as to settle
ment, residence, cultivation, etc, are to
be established"
"The filing of such notice must be
accompanied by deposit Of sufficient
money to pay the cost of publishing the
notice to be gigen By the Register"
Ihe following are on HE, 1or uellVery,
in the U. s. Land Office at Gainesville,
Florida:
Aikens, VIM.
n
Hiliard, James X.
M
McClane, James Mott, Emanuel
Morrison, M'rdc'k Munden, Allen
Pierce, Sam'l J.
Robinson, Geo.W.
Tuter, John Z.
To be continued.
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Tri-calcic Bi-calcic Mono-calcic
Phosphate. Phosphate, Phosphate.
PhUsphoric PhOsphoric Phosphoric
acid. acid. acid,
Lime. Lime. Lime,
Lime. Lime. Water,
Lime. water water.
IL this diagram, we have clear
illustration OF what | have endeavored
to state to you. Plain bone without
the animal parts tri-calcic phosphate,
phosphoric acid, lime, lime, lime; bi-
calcic phosphate is phosphoric acid,
lime, lime, water; mono-basic phos-
plate is phosphoric acid, lime, water,
water. Mr.. Davis will act upon the
three lime phosphate, and change it
over into the one lime phosphate with
his vitriol. He begins with All insolu
BILE substance, that is, insoluble in wa
ter, and leaves off with one that is solu.
bic. All the phosphoric acid held
by three equivalents of lime is now
held only by one. If he took fine
ground raw bone, he would reach the
same results so far as chemical action
is concerned, but he would have a
pasty mass, very difficult to dry. If
he took the Charleston powdered
phosphate rocks, he would have a
dry aud manageable powder after the
reaction is over. Therefore, you can
not well act upon raw bones, either
fine, or in small bits, satisfactorily,
but you can upon bone char, or the
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-07-30
ARTIFICIAL FERTILIZERS.
A Barn-FlOOr Lecture.
~ DR.. James f. Nichols of the Massachusetts State
Board of Agriculture.

sBy DR.. James f. Nichols of the Massachusetts State
Board of Agriculture.
1T has been my endeavor to avoid
the use of technical terms, the true
language of chemistry. in order to
render every statement ineligible to
you. / will now venture to put upon
the blackboard some diagrams, or
tables, which / hope will make very
plain the reactions or changes, which
bones undergo in manufacturing SUI
perphosphate. There are three forms
of phosphate of lime, that is, lime is
held by phosphoric acid in three pro-
portions, and in naming them must
use the chemical terms Your atten-
ton is called to the illustration upon
the blackboard
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07
Now is tho time TO get bargains AZ Dal-

Now is tho time to get bargains At Dal-
garn's. He has jus. received very large in
voice of Glass and Qucepsware, at much
lower price than has ever been offered to the
people of Charles;own and vicinity. Also,
Boots and Shoes, Men and Boys Wear.
Groceries and Notions in large variety. All
goods in his line can be bought on the very
shortest margin-his motto is quick sales aud
short profits. Call and examine stock and be
convinced. Country Produce taken in Ex-
change for Goods
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07
II ,sts of People are Martyrs

To sick headache. that inia !ible symPtom OF dis
ordered stomach, liver and bowels. Many suffer
from it many three four timer week.
They do n-edlessly. for Ho.tettet'" Ston aeh
Bitters, by tonipg the digentire organs and regu-
1atiuF the bowels and liver. removes tho cause,
aud dispels the pain full sy uopttm. Ito intimate
sympathy between the brain and tho abdominal
region the sIightrst disorder affecting tho
latter TO be reflected, as it were in tho organ o.
thought. The reform inst!tutcd by the Bitters
when tho digestive sscre:ive and evacuati tive func.
tious in a stste OF chaos, has other aud moro
beneficial reEuits. viz, the complete nutrition OF
petite and repose. and Increase in tho power OF
the system TO resist dise,res OF mslarial type.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07

Mr.. T. P. Lynch, she recently elected
Circuit Clerk. is now in full charge of that
position, having entered upon his duties on
the 1st instant, His experience and fitness
give him qualifications for good officer, and
a most acceptable one. The appointment of
Deputy County Clerk has heen conferred NJ on
Gerard Moore son of John Ssrother Moore,
Esq "a clever young gentleman, and ono
sijudged emiuentls d,,cd for the position.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07

To Everyb body Go to Young Burton's
Jewelry Store for Jewelry, Watches, Clocks,
Accordions. Viollns, Silver Ware. spec'a.
Giles, Watch Chains, Silver. Tbimbles, Patent
Watch Keys. 30 !; then you know what you
are buying. Who would 20 to a blacksmith
shop or grocery store for jewelry? Cali on
your: JeueUer for the above-his sign, Lurge
Ns,oh and Spectae:es
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07
REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES.

Stop spending so much on fne elothe'. rich food
and style Buy good healthy food, cheaper and
better cIohiUg; got moro real and substantial
thingR of lie cEcry way, and especially stop the
foolish kabt OF running fter expen give and quack
doctors using much of the vile humbug med
icne.that doe. you Only harm. snd ma kss The pro.
prietors rich. but put trust in the grentess of
all simple, rure remedies Hop Bitcrs, that cures
always a trianE coat. and you will SEQ better
times and good health. Try it once. Read OF it in
roother DI7-ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07

CLEIGH BELLS. a fine lot just received and for
= sale at lowest market prices, By
Dec IT, 1873 HORACE BEA LII.
CRATES. complete line for sale cheap. by
- Dec. II 1878. HORACE BE LIZ
DOCKET and Table Cutlery, Razors, Mincing
I HALVES Scissors. Shears. &e. for ssle al prices
10 auIt the tir1es hy HORACE BEALL-
CORN Peppers, Egg heaters. IsustraI " ire Cas-
~ tors. Crow jewel FIutiug Mschiues. Match
Safes, Bird Cage Hooks. The nnometsrs. Aiken's
Tool Sells, and almost every thing in the Hardware
line. for sale by HORACE bEALL'
December II, 1873.
powder. Shot, Caps, saot Pouches, Pc wder
Fi.sks. Pistols and Cartridges. fnr safe at re-
ducsd prices. by HORACE ssALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07
rENHE GILBERT DRUG STORE

TENHE GILBERT DRUG STORE
AT HARPER'S FERRY
Has constantly on hand large stock oil II articles
usually kept in Dug Store. and strict ate ton
paid TO their purity ''snd lev prices"
rTNEAS of all kinds-the best the market cen at
ford. Coal Oil-uou exPlo'ive-lsOe Fire test.
DEEFUMERY of all kinds. siRtoDeTy-R great
L VARIETY Playing and Visiting CaTds.
~ brands. choice lot OF nice Cigars constant
ly kept hand.
A LARGE stoek of Paints and Oils always on
Ours Spices of all kinds usually needed by
i HoDsekeeEerS.
A Ill the leading Patent and Family Medicines
N bought from the Manufacturers 10 insure
their gen uinoneEs
COUNTRY Merchants and Physicisns' Orders
~ attended to nromptly at lowest prices
DREsCRIPTION Drpartm' n. all in order and
j best medicines used.
CTRICT attention paid to all articles prepared
- a to their purity, that Physicians and Pa
tients will know what they doing
D G. DONSELLY, Chemist.
0ctoher La. ISIS. Agent.
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TO THE FUBLIC.

THE undersigned having given his attention to
{ the Collection of Accounts, &c, hiss concluded
to devote mis- time principally the duties gen.
oral Collector, and invites the attention If MGR
chants and Business men generally to the fHct.-
Prompt and energetic efforts my part will be
given to the Collection Of all claims placed in my
hands A. W. CRAMER.
charlestown Jefferson Co., W. Va.
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CARRIAGES OF ALL DESIGNS,
70. THE PUBLIC.

70. THE PUBLIC.
HERsoSs in want OF ass;-e!ass
P U M e -
can have them made by calling the under
signed. AHPumps made by uie tbs Z do not newer
frat rate purpose, I'li mako no charge for The
Improvement that have put on the old Log Pomp
lezhs me 10 cay: il n Pump make does not work
hrst-cIabsp or excel other PumPs.l viii make no
PIPE BORING DONE TO ORDER.
PUMPS REPAIRED in the best manner.
Moderate charges spd terms to spit the timer
All letters addressed TO me at ChaTIesioWD. JsfieT
son County, " est Virginia. viii receive prompt
attention TH0s. J. BRAGG.
CaHH week In your own to~a- S5Ootft free.
e3OO No risk. Reader. IL you want busiDess
at which persons of either sex make great pay
al the time they york. write for particulars TO q.
HALLETT 4 Co, Portland. Maine.
April ,, l57S-ly.
COUNTRY Bacon wanted in e1ch.nee tor goods
~ by SIS. DALGARS-
y April %. 1878. s. s. D4LGART.
TFJor want good Tobacco and Cigars, aud .
L great variety to ssiseI from. 20 TO
8. 5. DALGARS'S.
Au=rst Z. 1871 Opposile Carter House.
COUNTRY Prodree taken ia Exehanee for
~ Boos. shoes, Groceries. and alt nth-r goods "a
I.zs. s. s. pALGARN.
Oe;os.r /. 1878.
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Geo. W. Armentrout,
BRicKLAYER AID sT0NE-MasOH,

CMdrlesfown, ". Td.,i
CONTINUES o do all kinds of MasonrJ-Stnne
u and Brick Work, Cistern Bnildlng and Re-
n Mason IS needed, on short notice and at tho
very lowest prices. Residence West end OF
Main street. near the Bridge.
lS76-tf
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JeGeIgon Carriage Factory.

jefferson Carriage Factory.
THE undcrsiPrcd re.peetiri!y sn- ~ 9
noUucrs The citizens OF JriIsr TsefCDLzzZ
Eun and the public geJeralIy, that ne wv
10 atil at the Id stand in CEafleSt1n, on the nd
Joining square TO the Hank OF chsrirstown two
do"r- wear Of TrussclI x LUcss' store, Tbsre be
CARRIAGES OF ALL DESIGNS,
Such
RcekawAys. Ph1etoas. Burgiep. JuraSeah. Jag
gers, and E1tcpsion Top Spring Wagons md
Market Wagons.
Having been doirg business eleven Year,, and
working for Wel!s ]. HaU ks before the war. aud
hs wing nov in my employ Mr.. VIM. DAVIS nud
ThosNs Ryan, HAWKE old reliable Painter and
Wood woIker, ! can give satisfactIou TO all ~ bo
may favor me with call. All New Work boil, ty
me warranted for twelve mOUfnss
short notice. nd With the best material.
JOHN Z. HILBERT.
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ROOFING AND SCOUTING

VnOSE lower than the lowest, at
IL june II. JOS II. EASTEEDAY'S
COFFEE Mills. spittoops. MoIasses Cans, Jelly
~ Cake Pans, Plates, A c do. hne Tes and
Coffee Pots, yegeta HE Swimmers, Patent Balances,
with and without Plates; Tea Canisters. Porcelain
Lined Stew Pane, Blanc Mango moulds. and
everything in my lire can be found at the Old and
Reliable Tin and Stove House of
June II. 1873 JOS. e. EASTER0AY.
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pES'r business you can engage in. SIS to S20
ID per day made by Aby worker of either sex.
right in their own iocaIities. Particulars and
sauapies worth SIS free. Improve your spare time
land, Maine.
April 2. lsT5-Iy.
CEAHLEss and T1ilIipg C rain sacks. for sale
>by HORACE BEALL.
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list OF ADvERTIsEDsLETTE remaining
in the Post oaice at Charlestown, Jefferson
county, W. Va, January 4, 1873.
Miss Katb s. McGill. Miss Mary Etea
Ross, o,kar King, MeIlville Taleafere, 1dohn
Smith Garter Thsuuin. Thomas Williamson,
Geo. n. Williams.
ghs above letters, If not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter Of
fee. Persons calling for them viii please
say that they are advertised.
BENZ. 2. LEIsESRING, z. N.
MRS. J. c. DABNEY's TESTIMONIAL.
Me,,rs. Faulkner & c,aigdM: -
Unui tried your Ca MINIS E3ULSIoS''
s,ed 10 aas sny o Of Goa n b
smallest doses. Ny physicians have Always de-
eirad that houid ia Ike Cod Liver Oil, had would
But, a. before stated. "camm's GmuIslon" Is tho
only preparation that my stomach could retaiu.-
without. any .roabie. with the very bes. results,
and can confidently Say that s all you clkim for
1t, cd can vi'h eonhdenes reeofnTnend Il 10 any
other disrassl requiring tonic or nasFitive mod
ioin'' Respectfully MRS ySo G D.esrv
November ~. 1873 odoctI ON. ''
DR. To111liKaon7S
DENTAL OFFICE,
CoaxEa OF CnAatra AEn LIBERTY s4aEzrs.
CIaarsesEOwaas
Burrrn1cK' LATEST PATTsaSs for
sale by Mas. ARMENTRnur
BALTIMORE MARKETS..
BAiTtaoaE. SATURDAY. December 81. 1873.
Flooa-super-- Sc co. Ssis
Extra. i0a 10
Family. 50a S.75
Coax mxAL. per 100 ibs.- l.05a lilo
WHxAT-%h :la.--- GOA 0D0
Red.--- $685. Goa LOT
CoaS-White. ------........ 45a Is
Yellow. 4Ia -
oATs,- observation-disclosures. 500 so
---....-.......... 5sa IS
BAcoE-Shoulders ..-....-... "a
Sides- IA d
Hatny....... ,,.,-.......-... ga 81
Observation-Disclosures. tta-63
Observation-Disclosures. I.lGG AIS
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OYSTERS. WINES. ALE. DC.

TEE Oyster Season has eotnnszesd. and the On.
Il dersizped 10 prepared % supply 1as Best that
the CITY sAsrd IN euantities 20 sait pus.
ehssers for family other nee.
Also choice stock Of Wines. Philadelphia Ale
on Draught, and other Liquors.
FAYETTE q. sOUDERs,
Basement of Jefferson Bulldog.
October Z. 1875
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rTSiSwARE RspaiSsd at ope.,st
J. JuasIi. Jos n. ElsTERDlff-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES
I AN now receiving q lGEge and we'll selected
Il stock Of Fall Boots, Shoes and Caters. fmeks
a speciality In Ladies', Misses and ChildreB's City
made goods. Call early a1d obtain bsrEstps &c
ths cheep Casa Store Of y. TRCsSELL.
Merchart's New Room. Main stresf.
August 90. 1875.
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GLASS AND PUTTY.

II cHT ( MITCHELL are selling sxIO Gisss
Same rates. We viii sell you Pure Putty, Paint
AID Oil as cheap some other people sell adul-
atcd.
May II, 1878.
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CHURCH Matters The Sacrament OF
the Lords Supper will be administered in
the Presbyterian Church in this place 90
Sunday morning, January otb-preParato-
ry services beginning OF Friday 18th. Rev.
DR.. MoIiwaine, Missionary Secretary Of the
Southern Presbyterian Church, is expected
to participate in the services on this occa-
rin
, 1879-02-10
Tho <:s,anty lt0Allftaf.

,.o III, e-.rhl, !. rrohahlv not tltc
ehle""o' w. -, .,',, n,,In,, ,,x,,n,rt,I
ilrst tlmo you uh'o heasu sot'ssn'"s oe'..'.e"sa'
to tho management OF our County Hospital, oht
n VII, woD)u make room far the following IN
...,,,. ,,,,,,nu. II mny ncrhaps bu of bcnctit To
so.r eo''s ~. ~ ..,.., ..,nr,o ,,,,,ont. ~ War.
untortnhates tu"' 'has oeco''o t''''"s' W
don Atlllh:
Int saturday afternoon Yout,R man named
uan,r, IL Emhlnr wa. Injured fas most pCu-
nop'.l - .a ",,,s 's,,,a- nr,. ,r,,',b,v nysrt,
nle "ho tcau !"s' PAto' w." -, u..':.,. ,v.,,s
by The FILLING " ntI clcyatDf " VI hol1tE' "atcr
strcrt. Rt,tl was Ut uncc bundled OIL to tlie
County Ilo4pItal. that being ent'cedel Nv alt as
thr tn.st u,acu fur h,ut.
Euw, probably lllu Hospital would have bFcE1
a buttvr plaru ii taku hin tttaa hts lodging
hu,,sc, hni Its facilities hcr put tn adYal''uce;
uut Il seems the a,tcunta ut the 1iospttal
have bcy4,iI,a ~ harucnctl by coilstant colltuct
Will crushed unl ManS!cd bu!tcs ttlat lucy
nav little attention TO nuy ono That Is brought
ihrro,
When Tie first visitor arrived al thu llosplta!
mn hlt,luay ,nttli,ly tu sec Euibllliz, hc fo9;ld
tu nat ,o;It aunes 10 pno with hltn 10 nltcuu to
his wnuts, H. WI. i.Gn past 10 O'clock, MIll thu
rn,f,.,It VAS iu,d IN AlalL tho saIllp condition!
~ Wien taieu there, Ills farc, well
crm anil u.lrr plEts vi his
t,n.iyx ,r,wusl,e>t, nQ,l covered with
liz. u,l hlMi. yvty stchvltiIy tu thu sno1t atu
si.,i,t ~ .hu.o yiu visited h1nl, Hi1eu = lhtlo
ss"t"r wt1IlI huyu ,naue hlua feel l0J per eent
t.,t
~" &,o,,1av mnrpInr friend OF tbs patient
c,ii"i nt tlta iluspital vi abant 7.o'clotk
, 1879-02-10

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Frederick DuctIrinR q Rpr1nGwc1ls veteran.
md cn1nety ttern,an girl ni,pearrd befnrc
Justice Weber yesterday aftcsn",n In IN tnar-
rIetI. THE Riri Refused to marry lhtelrInE I'M
I'll lc eare her mortgage of stdkI M his prop
crty. THIS he lid. but Immediately demanded
4 dscnargc Df thu mortgage. She asstntesl, not
knowing what It wa., ant Ne twu sto,sl np and
were ats,lt to IL; prunouncrtl man aI!d wt.c,
w,en Jns!irc Wcter informed Ih'. girl :I,.t ttr
mortgage was gusnl lot nothing. The rnrip1c
then hHsl n warm dispute, as DurhrInG t,Itl
sIir girl tn "a md that ho w.,'lid find .vnr une
clae to tnnrry him. 1ioth 1r,t t,,c n!ll"e. In
nt,s,ut thrts nIht,i..s nucts!ag r"turur! to tic
n!ce wlttI Charlotte ..ta<y. I'LL E:1.Ish wuE;,a:s.
Justice Wcncr in,,ncitatcty Ier.t:,ued tl;: trrc.
ft,ny, anil DHr!,ting. whu wH. recently divorced,
IN uticc more IL .llaryIrtl man.