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For Sheriff.

The friends Il s. P. RAINEV. an.
nounce him as a ca ndidate for Sheriff
OF this parish. euhj-ct to the will of
a Democratic Convention, and Will
support bis claims accordingly.
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r. P. HUDSON.
NATCllITOCHES. a.

NATClIITOCHEs, La, !
August 22sd 1879.
Mr.. Jules Normand
l have been afflicted for
several years with painful inflammation
and liberation Of my leg, resulting from
An injury sustained by NY buggy wheels
running over it, have tried many cm-
edies without avale. until several mont his
ago | commenced the use Of "Norman,i's
Balm," which has been Of great benefit
and is the only application, Of the many
tried by M, which has afforded sul,stan
tantial rr!i-f-I regard il, as invaluable
and cheerfnlly reco,ne.d it for the Ger.
tain cure ct bruises. wounds, cuts. iotlam.
nation aud liberation.
Yours Respectfully,
WILL. NJ LEVY.
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Can. ]. 0..P. HooE, OF Rapidee, IL
q candidate for Secretarv NJ State.

Tho New York Democracy have
united, ~ tho last reports would in
dicoto, and their success Is assured.
a& least tho HERALD aavs 80.
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For Clerk.

We are authorized to announce
0EORE W. KEARNEY, as 4 caudi.
date TOR the Offl~ VI Clerk Of the
District Court, subject to nomination
by Democratic convention.
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JOSEPH G KEYSER.
Brtckmaker and Layer.

IA PREPARED to do all work entru.ted
l to him quickly and in a workmanlike
manner. Tomb, Ch'mneys, Cisterns and
other work solicited.
Orders left at BULLARD 4 CAMP.
BELLS will be promptly attended to.
Jan. "a. ".
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NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

HUDER instructions from the CITY
- Council. will proceed to collec,
ALL TAKES DUE PRIOR TO THIS YEAR. II
these taxes are not paid within 20 days,
l will proceed under existing laws ia
seize and sell the property upon which
they are due.
W. E. RUSSELL,
Aug. :3.-3t. City Tax Collector.
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NAT(HITOCNEs AuU o. 1870

NAltHi0CHES, Aug. II lH7H.
l hereby certify that have used Nor.
ma""'S b lin on my lit tie daughter. who
was scal''"d. 4 few application of the
Balm cured ii readily and left no mark.
L. CASpARI.
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The numerous friends OF Prof, W
q. JACK will cordially support him
before the Democratic peorle and
convention for Magistrate Ward /,
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We are authoriz'd ~ announce the
name at JAMES T KING "a a car.
ttdate for re."Iectton fnr Constahl.
Ward l. eu' j.ct to nomination bv
the Democratic party,
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TIE numerous friends of A. L.
bRETEL wi I cordially support him
before The Democr tic Convention
Tor Constable, Warh One.
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Halls Vegetable Ricllian Hair Ra.
newsr cures gray hair by causing I.
TO return to It's youthful color and
vigOr.
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TES Brock LIVERY STABLE }

Ten BR0ECK LIVERY STABLE. !
Natchitochcs, La, Aug. %. 1879. (
l have used N"rmaud's Balm for sore
hacks. gals, cuts, f"ot evil. &c. &C., in
horses. and found it very attractions. Il
Is less trouble to use than other remedies
and it is a sure cure.
RIP. HUDSON,
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For MagiStratp.

W. are authorized TO announce W
BERESFORD CARR. as q candidate
tor Magistrate, Ward 8,
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IT IS PURELY VEGETABLE n IT'S
COMPOSITION.

and may Il" applied to the most delicate
children with IMMUNITY
As a specific for PILES and ERYSlPE.
Las, 1t has no superior: it is very ,licc.
tive {" prevent |'ck.aw in children when
applied to the navel just cut
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E: MASON ESQ, is a candidate
Tor Clerk IT the District Court parish
OF Natchttoches. subject to noun.
nation by the Democratic marty.
MANY VOTERS.
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We are authorized to anDomn'. the
name OF JUDGE j. NJ. B. TUCKER,
~ q candidate for Judge VI Lni..
18th judicial District. composed II
The parishes Of Ma 'chi'Oches and
Sabine. subject to- nomination by
Democratic Convention.
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He blew into bis gun to see
II loading mp was needed;
Inc Jury to . man agree
That tho gun blow after he did.

:. Strive - impress on your Children
that tho only dls0caca ssftachi"~. =,
honest work = the disefS ~ a. Sc1nS
h hodlY. go -
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NOTICE..

The members of the Parish Central
Democratic Executive Committee, ap-
pointed by the last convention, are re-.
quested to meet in Natchitoches gu
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st. 1879.
tor the purpose of organizing and adopt
Ing such measures as may he deemed
necessary for the proper conduct of the
Coming campaign.
Thu mani ,ors .,o.
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We are authorized to announce W
a. IUNNARD. IA a candidate for
the office 1T Justice If the Peace
Ward !. SUM ,ct to ratification ny the
Democratic voters OF said ward.
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W. are authorized to announce G.
CHAPLIN IS = candidate for the Of.
Gee II Judge OF the 18th Dist riot com.
posed Ut the Parishes OF Ns'chito.
ches and Sabine.
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NJ AN SFIELO FEMALE
COLLEGE.

THE FALL SESSION of this Institu.
ton will begin on WEDNESDAY.
SEPTEMBER 9th. Faculty able and
competent. Terms moderate. Every
advantage offered.
Far full particulars apply to the un.
dersigned for Catalogue.
THOs. ARMSTRONG, Prest.
aug. l6.-2m. Mansfield, La.
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For Constable.

CHARLES V. PORTER Is q can.
1.date f"r The nfti ~ ~ G ,pa,a able
Wsr' One. subject tn nomination by
the Democratic party.
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Tho friends OF Judge DAVID
PERSON, will present his nam. To
the Democratic nominating conven.
ton for the Office of Judge Of the
18th District. composed or the tar.
lshes Of Sabine and Natchitoches.
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Read the Following Testimonials to its
Virtue.

NArcH1TocHEs, La, Aug. 81, 1919.
l had my ankle badly bruised. hy nv
horse stepping upon it. l appicl Nor.
mand's Balm and experienced m,c,li
ate relief aud final cnrc. ltak. ,,r.at
pleasure in recommends its efficacy,
JOHN l.. GILL,
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There is not only the reason, and a
good one It is, that party unity. now
aud In the future, demands the adop.
tion Of the debt ordinance, but there
Ia the greater reason thai the set'l. y.
ment saves more to the peop'e. 10
the tax payer than scaling at Is
cents.
The debt az II stands under tho
Constitution OF 1868 ie, in round
figures, S12,00.OOO
Interest a per cent for
IS years, 29.400.oO
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Total Debt and Interest, 81. 1000
The Debt Ordinance "A agreed up
On for submission TO the people nv
the Democrats In CAUCUS, recon-.
mends the following settlement:
Face OF the Debt, $12. O00, mo
2 per cent Inter't 5 years, l,2oO. am
3" " Is " 5.4OO. am
4" " Is " 7.?OO.0OO
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Total Debt interest. S25, sOO. 900
This shows q saving TO the people
In the compromise plan over the
Debt advocates plan OF $1,000. 900.
The other plan. which failed to 81.
cure GS Democratic votes at any time.
was.
Debt, 99,OOO, 0OO
Interest at ! per cent Is
years. 12.GOO,oo
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PRICE
one DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

LIBERAL DISCOUNTTO THETRADE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Special Notice.

Special Notice,
7NhE Tax aud License payer, Of q.
L paris! are hereby resprc.fally n %.
fed, that I am now prepared to co Iv't
STATE and Parish taxes Of 1873. and I. y
delinquent Taxes. also Licenses a. ~. ,s.a
>, WILLIS HOLMES
Nalrh % en- '"e0a
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49,M,0OO

Total debt and interest, s2l. 10000
Showing asurface saving Of IS. 2OO,.
600: from which should be deducted
s43O. 900 for interest suspended this
wear; leaving the apparent saving
81 ~, 900.
But unfortunately this saving(?)
stops on that amount, while the
Comnromisa plan goaa on from tho
hour Of ita adoption.
This is explained fully In this wise.
The debt We owe now Ia in round
figures $4,000 600, and the interest
thereon 2 ner cent f,r the first five
wears, with 8 mill tax to meet II.
That 8 mill tax will yield an income
OF $3.50 ono, from which We will de.
duct $40 900 q largo msrein) for coat
ct collection and delinquencies. A
B,nd bearing two per cent interest IA
worth at outside gu ,tation, not more
Than 40 cents on the dollar, and NJ
this price the S.ate has the power In.
and no doubt will. huv IN a large
amount OF her Indebtedness. Ala.
hama, That settled her debt In the
aamn manner as proposed in tie Or
d'nance under discussion, had her
& 'nds quoted NJ 80. ard We base our
calculations npon 40 cents, ut which
'he State could huv IN her Bonds.
lot VA SEQ then how mlch tho |;
'oht will he A. rho end Of the S Years. |
We have carefully computed the IN.
Ferest savings wifh the debt redue.
lion for purchased bonds, and We
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New Advertisements.
NORMAND'S BALM.
A HOME REMEDY
SURE CURE.

AND
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~0,VoA 'OVS.S d. 1o0Soo u UHOC. que J80U.
ary 1st 1900, OF Sc. 437. 1856 80.
The four per Cent Bond would O.
course 90 to par. but We would then
be In q condition to handle the small
debt OF $e.4s7. 1850. and pay It of
at tho rate Of sl52,5l255 per year
which Is the surplus interest a. be.
fore, which would leave us owiup a,
the end Of the s years, Just SA.149..
1896.
It IL utterly impossible to bring
about any such reduction OF princl.
pal under the Is cent plan, which
came the nearest being adopted
and which We are considering. A,
the end Of the IS years under the
100000 debt plan, We will have
paid 81, 1900 interest, and reduced
the debt not " single .tarshisg, while
under the Ordinance as proposed, Va
Will have paid in IS years $ls, $40, 900
interest and reduced the debt 70
s4.14s. 1896. This at once overcomes
the scaling plan, and shows that the
under It are not real. The
Debt Ordinance not only affords In.
slant relief to tho people, but It IL a
relief that grows as 1t goes and leaves
Us at the end Of the IS years With
little more than one.third Of o,r
debt to pay.
Will not some Of those Journals
that are opposing this Ordinance. on
The plea Of the Peoples poverty, pub.
llsh this for the Information OF thosa
people
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For District Judge.

For District Judge.
We are authorized to anDomn'. the
name Of JUDGE 81. NJ. B. TUCKER,
~ q candidate for Judge VI Lnil.
18th judicial District, composed II
me parishes Of Ma chi'oches and
Sabine. subject to- nomination by
Democratic Convention.
Tho friends OF Judge DAVID
PLERSON, will present his name To
the Democratic nominating conven.
lion for the Office of Judge Of the
18th District. composed oY the tar.
lshes Of Sabine and Natchitoches.
W. are authorized TO announce G..
CHAPLIN as u candidate for the Of.
6ce of Judge OF the 18th District com.
posed VI the Parishes OF Nstchito.
ches and Sabine.
For Clerk.
We are 8uthortzad to Announce
1EORE W. KEARNEY, as \ caudi
date TOR the Otf1'~ VI Clerk Of the
District Court, subject to nomination
by Democratic convention.
E: MASON ESQ, is a candidate
Tor Clerk IT the District Court parish
OF Natchitoches, subject to nomi.
nation by the Democratic marty.
MANY VOTERS.
For Sheriff.
The friends II s. p. RAINES. an.
nounce him as a candidate for Sheriff
OF this parish. suhj.ct to the will of
q Democratic Convention. and will
support his claims accordingly.
We are authorized to an nourca tho
name of Col. W. ". BREAZEALE |
~ a csndidae for Sheriff OF N.'cn.
ttochps parish. subject to nomination
by the Democratic party.
For Magistrate.
Va are au'horiz"d TO announce W
BERESFORD CARR. as q candidate
TOR Mag WArd9 8.
We are authorized to announce "
b. IUNNARD. IA a candidate for
the office 1T Justice If the Peace,
Ward !, SUM act to ratification nv the
Democratic voters OF said ward.
The numerous friends OF Prot. W
q. JACK will cordially support him
before the Democratic peorle and
convention for Magistrate Ward /,
For Constable,
CHARLES V. Porter Is q can.
t'date ter The ofti ~ q, G ,na'able
War; One. subject tn nomination by
the Democratic party. s
TIE numerous friends Of A. L. Il
RRETEL VII, cordially support him r
before The Democr .,ic Convention G
Tor Constable, Ward One. a
We are authoriz ID ~ announce the q
name at JAMES T KING "a a car. {,
!tdafe for re."lectton for Conatahl. t.
Ward l. eu' jet tn nomination by a
me Dem ocra'ic party. t
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Mrs. Sarah Ray was the first wash
woman and cook in Leadville. She
wasn't worth q great deal of money when
she came. but she knew how to cook
and now is very rich. To-day Mrs. Ray
let the contract for the erection OF .
large four-story brick. iron front build
ing. to be put mp at once on the corner
of Harrison Avenue and State Street
Il viii be the handsomest and best
built business house in all the State of
Colorado. The basement win be 30 ar
ranged for large airy railway or bank
ing houses, barber shops and bath
rooms. The ground floor is to be used
for stores, and the second. third and
fourth stories will be divided up into
high ceilinged, roomy Offices. The en-
tire front is to be of iron and the whole
building is to be as near fire-proof rs it
can be made. The excavation for the
structure has already been commenced,
and it is the intention of the widow
washwomAn to have the building ready
for tenants come Christmae.-Leadr
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Owing to tho weather.

A big newsboy was doubled over .
bench at the City Hall Ma, ket, too sick
to move and too discouraged to care
what became Of him. Two or three of
the motherly market women fixed him
up doses of pepper, and whom he was .
little better one OF them said:
.Boy, you want to let harvest apples
"a" Harvest apples!'' he sneered. "Do
you think eight or nine harvest apples
could double up big boy like mef"
~ saw You eating cherries" put in .
second woman.
+" know you did, bat hain't used to
cherriesP Humph! Why, I'm fifty times
as big as quart Of cherries!"
! And he bought two cucumbers of
my stand an hour ago!" squeaked .
little black-eyed woman. q
"Yes,I did," answered the boy, ssbut
they didn't make only . mouthful.
T'other night ate ten all at once and
they didn T hurt me . btu
/" And I saw him eating tomatoes and
tufnips!" solemnly tall man
with green glasses on.
"Sposin You did!" walled the boy ~
the collie got fresh grip; "wasn't
tomaters and turnips made to eatP
Don't you folks want to give boy any
show to git sIougP tell ye, it's this
here storm what effects me, and IL you
women had any mercy on me you'd
bring me some plums and green corn
md bologna and pears and dish Of ice
1rnnW 70 fnka thia napnar tnata ont 81 mr.
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sEAsONABLE RECIPES.

SEASONABLE RECIPES.
To DEF CoRN.-Do not boil, but cut
from the cob, and heat thoroughly. in
oven, then dry out in the sun.
MARMALADE PUDDINa.-3 pound Of
suet, I pound of bread-crumbs, 2 ounces
of sifted sugar, and I pound of marina
lade; mix well with egg, and boil well
for hours.
To CAN ToMAroEs.-Pour boiling
water over the tomatoes 80 as to remove
the skin; slice them, and put in the
boiler; do not add water, as there is
enough juice of the tomato; scald good
and can immediately.
To CAN GRAPEs.-Remove from
stem; rinse good; put in boiler; add .
little water; scald good; put in nearly
enough sugar to suit the taste; pour
into cans and seal; they viii keep very
well without the sugar.
To TAKE OUT GREASE SPors.-A
simple recipe to take out grease spots
from any fabric is to make paste OF
cold water and -four; put it on upon
the wrong side, and lay in the sun. II
it does not take it out the first time, try
it again.
Ice CREAM.--1 quart of milk, 1 quart
Of cream, pound of sugar, 6 eggs. Put
milk and cream over slow fire; when
ready 10 boil stir in sugar and eggs;
strain while hot; when it is quite cold
it is ready for freezing.
GINGER CRACKERs.-1 cup of sugar,
cup of molasses, cup of butter, /
teaspoonful of ginger, 4 teaspoonful of
cloves. Take enough -four to stifen,
boil all the ingredients excepting the
-four; while boiling hot pour over the
-four, stirring it all the time. Roll out
thin and bake In . quick oven.
RICE JELLY.-Soak little more than
! teaspoonful of rice in soft water, one
night; put it in jar, with / pint of new
milk, pint of boiling water, 8 or 4 lau-
rel leaves, and . little salt. Bake in q
slow oven until the milk becomes quite
thick; wet the mold with cold water,
and pour it in.
How TO PREVENT HONEY FROM CAN
DYING.-After being taken from the
comb, put it into kettle and over the
Are: boii it gently. and rs the scum rises
skim II of uptil il becomes clear. when
it can be turned into the vessel you wish
to Keep it in, where it will keep clear
and fresh without candying.
M1Ncr PRS WITHOUT MEAr.-1
dozen fine APPLES. peeled. cored and
chopped fine, with I pound of butter, Q
ems of stoned rsisins. 1 cup French
currants. i ounce of citron sbayings. /
dozen crackers rolled fine, ! cup Of boil
ed cider, 1 cup Of Orleans molasses, II
cups of sugar. cinnamon. cloves and
other spice to taste. Bake in shallow
pie. plates lined with rich pastry crust.
c
q oAsona t .Ss 40. - sAe s1e ysiHs =,
VIZ ~. silo na'o "a - ~. ~. IN
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TO CORRESPONDENT.

All communications for this paper should be accom-
panied By the name Of the author not necessarily for
part OF the writer Write only side Of the pa
par Be particularly careful In giving names and dates
have the letters and figures plain and distinct Prop
r names often difcut decipher becsuse Of the
cAreeus manner In which they ara written
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Were the question admitted to ths,bazlok
and woman we're allowed 70 vote, every wom-
vorite Prescription would vote It to be an IN
failing remedy for the diseases peculiar ID
her sex. Dr.. Pierce has received hundreds 81
grateful testimonials OF It's curative power.
Iowa CIR, lowe. March 4 1878.
DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. T.:
Dear Sir-Tor many months was great
sufferer. Physicians could A1ord me no re.
lief. In my despair eommoucod the use Of
your Favorlte Prescriptions. 4 bpeedily ef-
Yours thankfully,
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
Smiths 1OlicSyTHp
ron THE CURE OF
fever and AcUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER.

Tho proprietor 1t this celebrated medicine
iustly claims for it superiority over all rem
edies ever offered 20 the public S6r the sAfEs
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and cure
ofAeus and Fever, or chills and Fever. wheth-
or Of short or long standing. He refers 70 the
entire Western and Southern country to bear
him testimony to the truth Of the sasertion
that in NO case whatever viii It fail to cure Il
the directions are strictly followed and carried
ont. In great many easss single dose has
been su1lcient for azure, and whole families
have been cured BY single bottle, with per-
feet restoration Of the general health. It ",
however, prudent, and In every case more car
tain 70 cure, II it, use h continued in smaller
doses for Z week or two after the disease has
been checked, more especially In dimcult and
long standing eases. Usually this medicine
viii NOT require any aid to kesp the bowels In
good order. should the patient, however, re-
ouire scathartie medicine, aftsr having taken
three or four doses Of the Tonic. single dose Of
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS viii
BE- sufficient.
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must
have DR.. JOHN DuLL'Spriyatesta stamp on each
bottle. DIR. JOHN BULL only has the right 70
manufacture and sell the original JOHN J.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, Of Louisville, Ky.
Examine we'll the label on each bottle. Tiny
private stamp 70 not on each bottle, do not
purchase, or you viii be deceived.
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lfAxxrxeroK, Mas1on c.
Ds1y Sly-1 hsd boen boe1 \, - = r
Hheumz tlsEn, and va une1e4
w ssi'e 81 ' = 49, ~ E1
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SINCE the first Introduction Of Dr. p. wa
hoft's Anti Periodic or Fever ard AGue Tonic,
1t has steadily gained In popularity With TIE
people, but aimee IL proprfotoFh Wheelock,
Finisy 4 g. GayR its co@pqsatioa e ne
the sale of Il has doubled ikoelk e contafn1
no dangerous drug. and yet Is = TIE sreatss1
specific against malartaI diseases, such -
Chills and Fever. and Dumb ChiIls. For sals
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right ON the ground and continued 70
light with the florceness Of . wounded
buffalo bull, and it was this incident
which drew from the tribe the appella-
hon of Sitting Boil.
A REMARKABLE case of restored Via
ION IL said to have taken place recently
ht Lawville, Wis. Nrs. Elizabeth Teeter
Be that township, who has for the past
IA years been totally blind, awoke one
morning about two weeks ago and be-
kal peeripg about the room, remarking
q her friends that she believed she
bould SEQ. At first her vision was very
Imperfect and the light panied her. bat
5ince then her eyes have constantly
rown stronger and her sight Is now 10
5tored. i
THE amount Of labor performed By
bees in collecting honey msy be seem
hom csrtain calculations made BY Mr.. |
Andrew Wilson. He finds that 125 !
reads OF clover yisld approximately one
ramme a sugar (about 163 grsins),
md that 126. 900 heads yisld one kilo-
kramme (2.2 pounds). Now, ~ each
head Of clover contains about so florets, |
& follows that the bees NUT suck T.
100, 900 distinct iloretD n ogIlor to OBJ
ain 1-5 poundH q $500 And -
loney roughly ~ - contain
8 Per cent. Of 6n0oEt one kiio-
squivi1e6t W e0Qy 900 dow
= In round numberl u ~ 2, SOC, 600
iniss for ons pound q honey.
N family being lnxgs, the sx-Khs-