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DIR. W. +. scott. President Of the College Of Pay
,icians. Montreal. writes II have recommended
Golden, LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF as
the best preparation used for debility, indigeslon
dyspepsla. and loss OF appetite
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WEATHER KEPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die and South Atlsnuc states, partly cloudy
weather. local rains, Southerly winds. sta
tionary or lower temperature and barome'
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II 4. beats he dogs for making fellow squirm
Nobody piues you. "Get u OUT says onei "rut
the tooth against stone says anoihtr; when u
begins 10 swell then II won't hurt so much" says d
third. The reason Of the ache Is YOU don't u,'
sozopoNr, and prevent your ,etrh from decay.
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Is II because her own lover proved so un'
sympathetic as husband that the mother
looks with dsfavor upon her daughters $
ardent admirer? Or is it because she thinks
IL impossible that any other mortal he
should equal in all husbandly virtues the
dazzling man whose name she bears =
Boston Transcript.
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4 noted tiyiue says: o. have been using Dr
TUFTS pms the past three month. for dl 'pep'H
weak stomach, and ryousuc,,. never hA3 ah}
thing to DO me SID much good in ihe way oi medi-
cine. They ere a- E1Ot as you represent ihem'
recommend them as thc best pil in existence ana
Il all / can 20 acqu1in' others win 'heir fI'A
merits. Tney are a special blessing.
Rev. +. r. OsGOOD. New lorA''
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sAvx MONEY by asving your ?rintfAs do1e atit e
DISPATCH PRINrISG-Horsk. GOOD wofk, iow
ny,oeA and satisfaction guaranteed.
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M. ELLYsos 4 co., advertising agents, insert Ad'
yertsemens in all of the newspapers OF the Uni,ss
s,aes at publishers rates. Orders len a. me W.
patch countin&-reom VIII receive prsmp' As''s
on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-09

White neckties are so cheap this season
that many a sad.fnced man has secured a
railroad ticket at half-nrice on ',e s,reng,n
Of his throat. gear Haekensack Rep''oI'-
can.
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CKoCrRIEs AND LIQUORS.

GUNNER WINES-VERY LOW.
WERNFR'S AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE,
FRENCH and AMERICAN CLARETs,
SWEET md DRY CATAwBA,
HOOK. ToKAY. ANGELICA, and ZiNFENDEL
WINES,
CHERRY BOUNCE,
WINES aud BEANDiEs'a
nIo CHRISTIAN y WHITES.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

HENRY VI. WORrHAM.
Ill GENERAL COMMISSION MsR, HANI,
GROCER. AND DEALbs IN
IRON AND STEEL,
coRsER fIFTEENTu ANDnAhi SihtEtS
RICHMOND, VA.
Personal attention gwen 10 the sale OF nhA'N.
LEAF TOHACtU, FLOUR, and all Liods Oh
CO.NTRN PRODUCE.
RAGS furnished al usual rates. - ,..n..
WiIi be a. slstsd by INV father. Mr.. SAMUEL Won
THAN. tate OF h. ,. WORKMAN 20
ie il.eOdlm
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DATAPsCO INSTITUTE.

Mss SARAH y. RANDOLPH. Of Fdge Illl,
Virginia. PrlrtI2aL This wcll-An0wn school for
N5une adies ana Children viii open SEPTEMBER
l5TH It offers uuu.ual facilities for finished edu-
Gallon. For Circulars. address the PrinCiual, Pa
tar,-t.. institute Elicptt CiiY, Nd. je l5-lm
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Weofer for sale a limited numbero Of The aboye-de-
scriued BON DS at S95 aud interest, the company re-
serving The right 10 advance the price from time to
time without notice.
We recommend the bonds Is = good and safe Sc
curty
The bonds may also De had from any OF the othe
stock-broAers in the clty Of Richmond.
DAVENPORT & 90"
mv1- Stockholders.
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nRkNEY sPRINGs- VI NOW nPFN

- Rnard per day. according TO location Of room
and number of persons iu same. Sl.5O 10 $50
per week. S. 10 sll; per month. $40 10 Gao.
~peCal contracts with families and parties number
INK over seven persons at less rates. ROund-trp
tickets from Richmond 70 orkney over chesapeake
and OniO railroad, good iill october 81 4l4.
JONES & PARKER.
g. 1g-1ms PrDprtetOrs.
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AWCSEM rs.

- 4 : E-B A l. l.
RED.STOCKINGS, Of MANCHESTER,
VERSUS
THE CAPITAL CITY. OF WASHINGTON,
at Baseball Psrs.
THIS lFridsvl EVENING at "A O'Clock.
Admission. 25 cents.
SATURDAY EVENING, July 10TH,
THE RICHMOND CLUB
AND
THE CAPITAL CITY,
at the same place at a. O'Clock. Admission, 2j
cents. Jy9
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SS- On all sdtes ~ Rsat SstGts rg1as betDs$
the Il Of January ami last or June the tdzssfs|
the present ysGr haze 20 b. Dstf bythe surehdseS,
On all sales made bstosc. ths lar Of yaty ana las
of the ys0r the tGres havs 10 be pa,d bp the seHsy
This custom was adO1tpI about dfteeu years are
by all thr real estate agents il Richmond. aDd AZ
pliesto RichDeRd and vieinity.l
JNO. r. IAUGHTOS, 10 4. VI. administrators
sale Of household furniture. carp-is. mirror.
&C.. Of the late X. T. Daniel, 81 No. los seventh
street.
ROBERT u. LYME. =. NJ. commissioners sale
OF 4 lot, with a twO-slOTy framed store fN03l6D
and two framed iencmsuts and one detached
brick house thereon. on the wrst line Of Seven
teenth between Broad and VI trshail streets.
JOHN W. WRIGHT. IL \. NJ, az John W. Csri-
vel & CO.'S on Cary street. one wh,at.clesner
aud wheat-ihresher.
A. ROYAIL, T. NJ, trustees sale of several lots Of
land IN the plan or Buck Hil. Manchester.
JAS. MACpOUGALL. 10 4. NJ, Household and
kitchen furniture, &c.
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POLICE COURT-JuStjce d. {. Richardson
preSidiag. The following cases were dis
posed OF yesterday
Charles Madison, an old offender. drunk
and diSOrderly. jailed for thirty days.
Henry Winston tcolored) VAS sentenced TO
receive ten lashes for stealing mOcking-
bird from Joseph iiirshberg.
W. VI. Dawson and William Malone were
fined s. each for fighting in Locust alley.
Amy IIaden tcOlored) was jailed for five
days for stealing one table-cloth from +. r.
lsbell.
Willis DabDey (coIored) was fined 81 for
being drunk.
T.. Bauer. drunk. Ten days in Jail.
Cora WIlliams. assaultng and abusing
Mary VI. Lee. Discharged.
Montague Hunter tcolJred) was given five
lasbes for stealing iron from the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company.
Frank Halstead, charged with making 4
feloniOus assault upon Kate Harrington,
was called. and The case continued on ac-
count OF the inability Of the injured woman
to appear.
Henry Jackson (colored). as>aulting and
beating l.. Adkins, was tined 3 30 and
costs.
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Tho election Of Pr'ucipai ~ New London Acsda'
NV has been POSTPONED UN1U. July "a
$50 y. L. PETERS,
81, -..os+f,o4 President.
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NEW HOTEL AT OCEAN VIEW.

SO. ou Hodaflous for 800 guests. Finest fishing
ard suri-hsihIng found On lhe A antic coast steam
railroad hs'f-hour from Norfolk. brags and string
tau1. Sew hshiug- aud pleasure boatf. Address
j. A. KENNEDY.
Superintendent ocean NirS Hotel,
oT J.. $. DODsOS, Atlantic Hotel, NOrfOlk, Va.
10 Al N
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LEVY KROTnERs

having determined to close out their stock Of
LINEN AND LAWN SUITS,
have marked them az prices TO which the attention
NJ those wanting them Is invited. as IN many IN
stances they are TO be sold 40 l,ss than the cost Of
the material. Great bargains are also offered in
LADIES' ULSTER, aud ln TRUNKS Of every De-
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NO. \.

HUsTINGs COURT, YgsTERDAY.-In the ease
of Isaiah Gregory, upon an appeal from the
Judgment OF The late Acting POiice-Justice
Crntcbtield, who was convicted OF the sec
ond offence Of petty larceny and sentenced
to six months in Jail with labor and twenty
stripes, the judgment Of The lower conrt
was reversed a. TO the second offence, and
the accused was sentenced to receive thirty
nine lashes.
The Court overruled the motion for new
trial IN the case OF Thomas Rowe (colored).
who was convicted Wednesday and sem
fenced to three years in the penitentary.
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VHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
DsNsOLUTIONs q PARTNERSHIPs

.1HE FIRM OF CONSANI & BER-
\ klCCHI was dissolved on May ]. 1880. The
afAifs Of ile Grm Will be closed by the surviving
partner. FRANK BtRNICCHl. All parties having
eislius against lbs Old nfm viii present. Them for
paymsnt. Those indebted are requested 10 settle up
iheir accounts prompiiy
FRANK BERsICCm
surviving partner % CCnsani & Bernie, hi.
Thanking tbe pstrOBs OF the lsle brm for their
- fontsT, bsg leave ~ inform them that SHAH
.ept1ue ~ GROCERY AND LI(EIOR BUSl-
s'17 a. ihe old sand. No. 1915 Franklin street.
Nnfie sha be glad 10 serve hem AS before.
ffANK BERkICCHL
~ o+epdht 1915 franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-09

L'AUQUlEk WHITE = 4 l. Il III L X
Il sPRlNG@-Tbis famous SUMMER RESORT
sill De reODrneJ JUNE 10Th under The manage
ueut ~ =. f.IENNEI 4 CO., Of ihc National Hotel,
Washington, -. G. Tue finest hotel in The South,
with al moctrn improvements throughout. tncIu-
q ~ h0t and cold bath convenience On each floor,
electric bells ana gas.
The medicinal properties II the water are re-
n0HueC Tor their efficacy iB dyspepsia, drOpsy, and
ail Iuaafai affections.
Board per dry. ~ 20 81. according TO location Of
room per week, sI2 10 Sis.
Tor further information address National HOte
PRIOR 20 June ION. tubsequc.t, 10 White Sulphur
rrrfrgG. FouQuIer cOuufY. vs.. ls-2Th
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PersOadl-At a late hour last night The
condition Of Mr.. Harvey J. Nunnally, q
very popular young citizen, was considered
extremely critical.
Rev. William \. Campbell and family
have left the city for soiourn Of some
weeks in the mountains.
MIR. Willie Buchanan, who has been on a
visit to friends IN this city, leaves for Nor
folk this morning.
Master Conway sans, son OF the Rev.
Mr.. Sans, formerly OF the Meade-Memorial
church. is on visit 20 friends in thi, city.
Brief HemS.-Only one stage will be on
the line to-day and tomorrow. The other
one Is laid up for repairs.
The Mayor has sent Alexander Coleman
ON to the grand jury Tor carrying concealed
weapons.
As an inventory i being taken on Belle
Isle and some necessary repairs being made
operations are suspended this week.
Conservative City superintendent Henry
A. Jordan VIII in few days announce the
Judges Of election for the congressional
primary election.
The CITY Council Finance Committee has
rejected the petition OF William -. =. Pui-
liam for rebate of interest and penalty on
4 taX-blll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-09
MOUNT VERNON

MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 4G
vi Mount Vernon Place BsliiiaOre. English,
Fftsch. and German Euarhug and Dly school FOR
Young Lsdies. Mr. AZ. j. JONES and Mrs. MATT
IANls. Principals. yssitfei by Professors l.. &.
BEICKTN~TtlN. SlDNbl lANiER. y. BAR
Ton. ". d.. and large corps of other teachers OF
experience aud ability. superior advantages Are
offered on account OF delightful situation The
rwrufV-Grst HnLusl term Will commence SIP
TFNBEB 2oIH. Circulars seat on duplication.
m
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HAMPDEN-SlDNEY COLLEGE,
II PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY,

The one huud "a and 9th session orcn' on 2D
SEPTEMBFR. For GAIA 0gue and for iull ihforma-
lion as t0 utw >tnClcs and new egTee>. apniy 10
EEt.J. VI. l.. ATKINSON. D. H..
"a .-Fe -Vu-ern President.
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an THURSDAY. july I, 1850. there viii he :
astrT1NG OF TUt TRUSTEES or THE NJ w
LONDON AtADkMN.a; DE Academy 10 LIZ
PeINCIPA..f o. lhe next ensuing term. Ateu'
fi.r Cf teachers ~ superior gus ihcallous Is re-
..,.,-f,5 "a trt. notice tor pariicuars adorc's al
fORF>T DEPOT or BEUFOhD SPElN6S, VA.
suv anc Of thc Board 1i Trustees:
"a B. IrvrN6 r. &. ". RApFORD,
\ L. Eroyp. dBsSE IRVINE.
TuoNAS LEAp. II OMAS WEST,
or =. T. PETERS, PRESIDENT.
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VOL. LVIII
8itllmond @ispattk.


sg- rHE CIRCULATION OF THE HIsPATCH
Il LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRUU-
LkTloN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY Nxws-
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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EnICATION Af.


STAUNlON. Va.
Mss. GFNkRNL i. p E.STCARI. FRiNClfAL,
., iv a NH corn. of cfaclent tcschtrs. Z hc seS-
..., Min. >fPIFNGER lG1U. aud continues
rtrs r onihs. 1hc eNpeusc OF board &C. win =
fs.rs cnur,e. tciuHlug Music and Languages, need
-.r sNce,dsSeo For particulars apQN 20 me
sou, PRINCIPAL.
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NAEltl1 ! >GklNbN, OfEN -UIHJI y r.
' Oa the the'ausake aud Ohio railroad Gnceu
miles wsst Of >fauuf0n ears stopping at The door
Excellent wafer. grand fcenn-y, aud good fare.
r susl amusrmtuts. Board; 30 per month OF mir
ty GAYS. 50 ger week. aud $3.50 per GAY. CHILDREN
uLdeI twelve wear. and eeiYHuts halfprice. Bath
ing in healing waier grsii+ Z. & ". BI6tI Us,
Irlnlletnrs. u. ". LAlKKN. Manager u l4-lm
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TTNMORE UNIV RSlI0 HIGH
II SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.


Next session viii Acgiu
SFPIFMBER ORR.
= so-Tiof a. 4. STROBE, Principal.
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FINANCIAL.


Post.0fice Box sie.
4 RMISTEAD BROTHERS, BALTI-
n MORE. NOTE AND BlLL-BROkkRS, IL
ANp IA SOUTH STREET-6EORGE ARMIsrEAD,
T. RYAN AHMISTEAD. members Baltimore stock
Heard Dealers In Commercial PaDer Baltimore
Notes and Acceptance, bought; money 10 hah on
collateral orrespondenca solicited. f. 2G-3m
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CEA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE MAY
> POINT. Delightfully."- sltuated within 0fty yards
rI b-ash. FIVE minutes by sltam cars from Cape
Bfsy or PhiladeIpnia Boat. nosfcloS ce'e1ratei
DIcre fra euRaFcd for tle season. OpensJ NJ ST.
Estfs during june, IS 90 sl2 q week; balance Of
teas0u. 4l2 IoslN. JOHN 3. HICKS.
Proprietor formerly proprietor Of Baker
fnR q -foryGf Housed NlueiaUd. y. j.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, VA, NEAR
h RI~ONBURG.-1herea are three LARGE
HOTELS. with Appointments OF he hlghest 0r1er
aHcsccommOfafiOBs for zoo quests. OPEN JCNE
lsr. Eafes: DAY, $3.50; wees. Sl5; $40 10 500
Der month. Two thousand feet shove TIDE wafer.
drIgh.ful p'sce t0 escape heated summeF months.
Tor particulars address &. a. -fltNKFL. 1rea-
surer H1liisunhurg. Va. NV 2G-e0d3Gt
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Entered at the Fosi.Oroe at Richmond, Va, as
seCOnd-clsss matter.I
The daily gazette., 1880-03-25
He WO9s the Bet.
Detr oft Free Press.

OotI Olb II 90 iCsbs
Soon after2 o'clock yesterday the sash
In the fourth-story window of business
house on Woodward avenue was raised
and a mans head and shoulders appear
ed in sight. Next fe thrust out an arm,
and pedestrians saw a small rope in his
uand. Twenty men halted in less than
minute. A plank was lying at the
curb, and the general line of reasoning
was that the plank was to be drawn up
through the window,
"You'll break the glass If you try 1t !"
shouted one of the party group.
"That cord isn't strong enough p'yelled
q third.
"Why don't they carry 1t up by way
Of the stairs !" demanded a man as he
fiourished his gold-headed cane around
and seemed much put out. -..l
The cord came part way down and
stopped. Some ten different persons
volunteered the information of "more
yet," and presently it was lowered so
that one of the crowd could grasp 1t.
He pulled down and the man above
pulled up, aud four or five men seized
the plank and brought it to the rope.
!, "Lower awayW yelled the man at the
rope.
"Pull down on it p' cried a dozen
voices.
The man above let out more rope and
waved his hand.
"He wants it over that hitching post ~
screamed boy and 1t was carried
there
"No; he wants 1t fast to the lamp
post !" shouted a man, and it was carried
there.
neutrality-suspicious. l'' came from
the man above.
Six men had hold of the plank, ready
to boost on it, aud three more had hold
of the rope.
"Do you want. the plank ?" asked one.
"No p
ado you want the hitching post ?"
Mop"
"Well, what do you want ?"
'1 want you to let that rope alone
had bet of the cigars that it was long
enough to touch the walk, and I've won
'em What's the row down there-some-
body dropped dead p''
The plank was hurled away, ,cuss words
INDUCED in as toes were trodden on, and
in fifteen seconds the crowd bad melted
away to squint-eyed boy and an organ
grinder.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-25
Restaurants for Ladies' Only.

A lady complains by letter to the
Herald that she found it impossible to
get meal at restaurant a few min
utes after eight o'clock one evening be
cause she was unattended by gentle
man. This is not the first complaint
of the sort that has reached this office,
but the restaurateurs make the count
er claim that they must protect them
selves, and that the good reputation of
their houses would suffer if they ac-
cepted the custom of all the women
who are willing to patronize them dur
ing the evening. There being good
ground for the complaints of both sides
why does not some enterprising caterer
establish a restaurant for ladies only ?
None of the undesirable class could
have any object in frequenting such a
place, and it would be well patronized
by daylight as well as at night, for
there are thousands of ladies who go
hungry while on shopping excursions
rather than run the gauntlet of curious
and often insulting masculine eyes in
places of refreshments where there are
Gables reserved for ladies. ."-N. Y.
Herald.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-25
Talking Tsoemty-Sfc Hours

PATRIOTIC AND TERRIBLE SPEECH
AGAINST TIME TO KILL AN UNJUST
BILL.
From the Peoria National Democrat.
The longest speech on record Is belize
we'd TO ha ve been made by member of
the Legislature of British Columbia,
named De Cosmos. 1t was In the inter-
ests OF settlers, who were TO be defraud-
ed Of their lands. De Cosmos was in the
hopeless minority. The job had been
held back till the eve of the close of the
session. Unless legislation was taken
befo noon Of a certain day the act of
conhsca, ion would fall.
The day before the expiration of the
Limitation De Cosmos got the floor
about 10 o'clock A. M. and began q
speech against the bill. Its friends car
ed little for they supposed that by / or 2
p. NJ. he would be through and the bill
could be put on Its passage. One o.
clock came asd went and De Cosmos
was still speaking1hadn't more than
entered upon his subject. Two O'Clock
he was saying, "in the second place."
Three o'clock-he produced fearful
bundle Of evidence and insisted on read
ing 1t. The majority began to have q
suspicion Of the truth-be was going to
speak till next noon and kill the bill
| For while they made merry over II,
Out hB IL came on 20 dusk they began TO
| get alarmed. They tried Interruptions,
but soon abandoned him because each
one afforded him chance to digress aud
gain time. They tried to shout HIM
down, but that gave him breathing
space, and finally settled down to watch
the combat between the strength of will
and weakness ofbody' They gave him
no mercy No adjournment for dinner |;
no ehanre to do more than wet his lips
With wa er; no wandering from the
snbjeot; no ting down. Twilight dark
| ened, the gas was lit; members slipped
out to supper in relays and returned to
sleep In squads, but De Cosmos went
on. The Speaker to whom he was ad-
dressing himself was alternately doing,
| suoring aud trying to look awake.
Day dawned, and . majority Of the
members slipped out to breakfast, and
the speaker still held on. 1t can't be
said IL was very logical, eloquent, or
sustained speech. There were diRres-
sions in IL; repetitions also. But the
speaker kept on, and at last noon came
to baffied majority, ivid with rage and
impotence, and single man who was
triumphant, though his voice had sunk
to . whisper, his eyes we're sunkeu aud
bleared and blood-shot, and his legs tot
tered under hun. and his baked lips were
cracked and smeared with blood. De
Cosmos had spoke twenty-six hours and
saved the settlers their lauds.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-25
A new use for the electric light i. re.

A new use for the electric light 10 re-
ported from London, where DR.. q. W.
SiemeBts, lecturing befors the Royal So
ciery, said he believed he had shown by
experiment that the electric light has
the same sort of influence over veg
citation rs sunlight. HIS most remarkable
statement is that "plants do not ap-
parently need rest; that plants stimulated
by the sunlight In the day and by the E.
lectric light at night grow far faster, and
make no less good and solid fibre than
they would if subjected to light during
the hours of dav alone" 1t has here
tofore been supposed that Nau Q knew
all about Il, aud provided for al
tenations of light and rkness, active
growth aud rest. DR.. Siemens says that
wolfe under the influence of the eleclri 8
light, plants can sustain increased stove
hear. without witting "a circumstance
favorable to forcing BY the elestrlc light
The daily gazette., 1880-03-25

We manufacture these goods out Oh the
best standard muslins, peri ct finish, and
sell them for less than they were ever
sold. Notwithstanding the sharp rise in
cotton goods. For instance, a
The daily gazette., 1880-03-25

loved any one since as 1 did her Can
you wonder that believe her gentle
spirit has hovered over me and kept
me from harm ? shall see her soon.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-07-08
The farmer 5 Workshon.

Every farmer should have a
room, large OF small, provided with
bench and wise, where many little
jobs may be done that cost money
if carried to the mechanic, and Of
ten hinder the farmer more than
the money cost of the job. If such
a room can take a small stove,
where q fire can be kept in cold
days, it viii pay many times the
cost of fitting up with a bench and
a few tools. The boys, too, will
not be any more likely to leave the
farm for having one provided for
theic accommodation or amusement
on rainy days. Many farmers do
much of their own carpenter work,
such as the repairs on buildings.
mending farm implements and
tools, and even building new work,
when they are anyway handy with
tools.
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ket extensively let the vines sprawl
sc their own sweet will.
cruws Pulling Corn.

There are farmers who do not
hesitate tP shoot or poison crows
that pull up their corn In spring,
although these birds work all the
remaining part of the year in de-
strOying noxious insects. If the
corn when planted is soaked in tar
water the crows will seldom trouble
1t; but, if this is too much trouble,
or objectionable, then the better
way to save the planted corn is to
soak quantity IN water and scat
ter 1t about the held for the crows
lin other words, feed these birds
and encourage their visits to your
fields. instead of driviAg them away.
We have practiced the feeding plan
foI many years with success never
allowing a crow to be killed on our
place and we have been the gamer by
this humane treatment Of the much
crow. A few quarts of corn
cost little, and the crows pay well
tor it BY catching grubs, beetles
and other nOXiOuS insects.