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SEED WHEAT. CLOVER. HAY. dc.
CEED WHEAT, CLOVER, TIMOTHY
- AND OKCHARD-GRASS SEEDS.

We have full supply of CHOICE GRASS SEED
an" SEED WHEATs; also. about 100 bushels Of
sh.t celebrated SCOTT WHEAT, which Is said
by some OF the best and most scientific farmers to
Yield mere than any other variety ana Is considered
GsnfiemGn OF 2d Instant. This Wheat was raised
by Mr. W. p. Caldwell. OF Crsig county, ana IS
p. y,iss wanting IL had better apply 81 once.
N. IS. TALiAFERRO 4 CO.,
..1star1 next 10 Gallego MIL.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
pr,.ouer Hangs Himself.

ST. PETERSBURG. September l5.-The
Herald states that political prisoner who
had been in prison five months recently
hanged himself. Before he died he dis
closed the names OF the Nihilist leaders and
that of the author Of the Winter.Palace ex-
plosion.
EngIand's Labor Troubles.
LONDON, September 15.-The Oldham
colton-spinners have held meeting and
resolved 10 run their mills only four days
in the week.
This resolution was taken by the masters
and limited companies as an experiment,
and will continue one month. Short time
will commence next week.
At a meeting OF cotton masters at Man.
chester yesterday it was resolved to resist
the demand OF the Arlington operatives for
an advance Of wages.
The operatives OF five cotton.mills at Ar.
ripgton, where notice OF strike was neces-
sary, decided yesterday with remarkable
unanimity to give notice to-day. At thirty
other mills the rules do not require that
notice shall be given.
The masters observe unbending attitude,
aud il is officially announced that they will
either close their mills at the proposed re-
duction OF wages or run three days week.
A meeting OF the committee OF the Masters
Association OF North aud Northeast Lam
cashlre to select one Of these courses will be
held at Manchester on Friday next.
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ROOTS, SHOES. Ae.
CAN

GO 6O-GENTLEMEN CAN ~
FRFNCH CALI GLOvE-TUP TERRY-GOkE
FRENCH-T0E CATER FOR $3.50. They were
bought nj bankrupt sale In Boston 1t half prize,
shoe store or M. GOLDEN
Sc l0-ln 1923 Main street.
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RICHMOND. Va, September 10, 1850.
r ANDING FROM SCHOONERS II. P.
IL HAyENs and LILLE FAULkiEGBUkG;;
and for sale from dock. 930 bales PklME NV
YORK RETAIL HAY; also, 43e bales rkihE
SHIPPING HAY. ATKINSON TEMPLE,
A. le.its No. south Fifteenth street.
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...~. "a Pennsylvania.

s.ow IA Pennsylvania.
Iocr H.yrx. Pa, September 15.-Snow
al IG @ aiissIsr ship this county, yes-
seroay. This township is 10 the Allegheny
Mountains.
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The Kempcr County. Miss, Murder
Trial.

SCooBA, MISS, September 15.-The ease
against Henry Virgil and Houston Gully,
for killing Mr.. Gilmer, was taken mp yes
terday in the Circuit Court Of Kemper
county on motion OF the State. At the last
term severance was granted. Virgil and
Houston Gully arc now on trial. The jury
was completed late Yesterday, consisting Of
eleven whites and one colored man. The
examination OF witnesses will begin to-day.
District.Attorney Ford, assisted by Judge
Ware. il conducting the prosecution;
Thomas s. Woods, s. NJ. Meek, and James
Watts representing the defence.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.



NASHVILLE, TENN, September 15.--A
letter from the adjoining county Of Robert.
son says that seven negroes have been ar
rested as implicated In the murder Of one
Lee Laprade. One OF the negroes was
taken to Sadlerviile on Sunday. IL was re-.
ported he has confessed, naming bis ac.
completes.
A SPECIAL from Springfield 10 the Anaeri-
can says that at IL O'Clock Tuesday night a
mob OF one hundred armed men came into
town and began TO batter In the doors OF
the fail, containing two negroes charged
with the murder OF old man Laprade. Four
OF the suspected negroes were in the bands
OF the mob and two others In Jail, also q
negro named Joe Ramsey, who murdered
Miss Hope.
The following special was sent TO the
American this morning:
Guthrie, Ku, September 1880 A. M.
Jim Higgins, one Of the Laprade murder
ers, was captured at Paducah few days
ago and brought to Sadlerville for trial.
He made full confession yesterday. There
were seven more negroes implicated in the
murder. The trial was not ended, and the
parties were put under guard at Sadleryille
last night. This morning at O'Clock
masked party OF fifty men were seen hall
mile from Saderville, armed with shotguns
and holding consultation.
SPRINGFIELD, KY, September 15-3 A
M-Archibald Jamison and Jack Bell were
taken by the mob and will be hanged.
Ramsey was left dead on the jail floor, rid
died with bullets. After taking the two
prisoners the mob went west on the Ciarks-
vile road with the supposed intention Of
putting them TO death.
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STATE REVENUE 0yYIcK,)
No. Is ELEVENTH STREET., ,
aeDeember l8. 1880.

7 HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
u WHO HAVE NOT PAID THEIR LICENSE.
TAX lpr 1880 that will be compelled ie send their
nauss 10 sourt for psesentment unless paid by ths
As - z Hs ~ yNsLEY At
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flour.

Fine. s3.50@t4; extra, f4.75@t5; superdne,
SO 504t4.50; common family, 50.
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TUE DISCUSSION AT THE COURTHOUSE BETWEEN
MEsSRs. GARRISON AND CRITCHER- CARR
SONS FIRST VISIT TO THE C0CNTY-CRITCH-
ER ADMITS THAT HE is NOT A DEMOCRAT.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION cALLEp-REysNus
RECEIPTS -pEEsoSALs--foBAcco BURNED.
correspondence OF The Richmond Dispsich.l
SEPTEMBER Is 1880.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22

The San Fran cisco Chronicle very fire..
quently receives specimens of mica
from spbsc ibers residisg, 1t wildly
diherene parts OF the coast. accompanied
by inquiries as 10 the vslue of the mia.
ersl. and the uss it il adapted for. So
lar lev OF the specimens forwarded
have been OF . very encouraging char
scter. A subscriber writing from Rock
ford, W. T, however. sends in letasr
tw" sheets. evidently cut to 6t the ordi.
nary envelope used. which indicate .
valuable discovery. He states that
it can be procorsd 10 sheets to suit.
insthat casa, il ths depOsit issu zcient
ly extensive, it is - valuable a. . gold
mine. He appears to not even know
the ns,Ue Of the mineral. The speci-
mems are equal tn the best to be bsel
anywhere. being % transparent that
printingor writing can be read through
them precisely - through . sheet Of
glass; To beTof mnsksts6le tsaos, the
mics must he clear snd thin, ana must
be IN sheets & lsasts six, ioch6s souars.
If these requirements are met. Il has .
market value in any city. San FsSn.
cisco included. There is little doubt
but that deposits Of mica exist through
out the Pacific coast Common micas
are compnssd of from As to so per cent
OF silica. 80 to 43 Of slumina, 10 to Is
of slkali, and 8 to lef Auoric acid.
Their conposition di1efs widely. how.
ever. Some of them contain iron,
msgnesis. and potash. Some deposits
consist of scales Of ross-red color. vio-
let. gray and yellow. This mineral is
very generally distributed throughout
the globe. but the quality varies nome
lo6litles ere 6istih94.hsd fog the pro-
dqssion efA'ee pktS g it the larger
been found yard wide. aud in Sweden
and Norway they attain great size.
This Is also the csss ut Acworth. Graf.
ton and Aistead. in New Hampshire,
from which localities valuable informa-
tion % to tho methods of quarrying or
handling the article might be obtained
~ cODmunicatipg With = postmaster OF
some other scc snmo o1ati44 pS3ic off
csal. Mica has been fdapd Ia other
States And 10 Cedsdsg sdH Hciently
lssgs to be qaarrisd to eepe peomicsl
purposes. 1t b chief sSsSd for the
doors Of stoves, and fer the sides of lan-
ters. for which its transparency and re-
frsctory character render it we'll adapt
ed. 1t has been used as . substitute
for window glass, and its toughness
recommends it for this, .purpose on
'l,oasd vessels Of ysrs in which Ne con-
cs,ssions from the idischarge 1of heavy
guns might occasion the fracturing Of
glass. 1t has slso been used for spec.
tscles. optical instruments snd bronz-
ing powder; aud is ssfyiceabls for hold.
ing ANAL objects for microscopic exam
instion. Very extsnsiss mica mihes
were discovered IN Mitchell county in
North Carolina. in 1867. which bsvs
since been extensively .vsrked. They
had evidently been Worked centuriss
ago. tsS~
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Col Thomas A Scott went to house.
keeping on q salary of $50 month.
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TO. SETTLERS
WHO WANT u MAKE MONEY |
3, TO ACRES Of MOST FERTlLE kND EASILY
CULTIVATED LAND TO LEASE II, GUAM. .
Titles TO SUIT For A1ERn OF 3,
. YEARS WITHOUT nenIlr. Ats

) rheees vslusble lAnAa sse sttus1ed on Fraser
River. . few miles nsssh ssshs esa.dasy line
Thes are simtIax IN formation to the swino.
va VIZ &C 81 hss S e s saS,sss to % overo%. @ W. n.
tsnl Il neariy oil Wild grass prairie. with clay
s.h,oil The timber along the river bsuA IL INT.
nci Ey for dcmestic purposes the wster IL excel
a. ~; :"s :ns !: IN me-; ssS
- Is ssrySs frsshsss sAts{ {siS bS rates 70
StG fJll6Ving markess |: New Westminster, Bur.
yard Inlet. NAnaimo. Victoria ani Esquimalt-an
e si, ~ anSG.,s.s as.s,s.n.s. Ss,a:
TSs ssv toninias taf.s Of ten csnts per hush-
81 % 0ase and pot6socs snd Is cents on hazley
=; - s s. !: a:s ss'ss .ssss
"a o S3es1 Is stoI TssE lsosy. soX is sqasi
TO an extra psoat for British Columbia farmers Of
about - pr scse.i This 10 IN sddiuonsi Induce
neat sss sssnsfs loos;eg g; sos re Hess ps:as -
s.S,s .ss a ssis s:sl.Isd lana: ::e &c
- ss.S Nm, a. 8 ss:a :. s =, ess eSs rs,s. ,S': .s
s: ss = s:s S:sJs ss 3 VS. s, :.
~. ~ sa. 4. ~ ys se e e. eoss ssSpis Il
consequence Of The constyucston OF the CAnsdtas
- sSs,ss s a IS s, over =. nn.is,an nins %
0sese1nAsnl. nd sAs contssssof u now on the
UoanA prspaSinG 10 pot four thoussn4 mrn 81
work upon 20, coamencing on the Frazer River.
4 m ~ . 1feN hnneEDd scres
dyksd, which will be let upon favorable terms.
- a. akssaas pdst1Du q - $50 serw requires
eIv0 49, tuo ana hall lsst Aagh 70 protect
lt from hieh vatar In excepst1aal syson. No
pu4uf mn subject 10 Overflow b. aah wstsr.
TAl1 lsnA 3 ulbged free foe six or eight yeaxs
In ooesdastiaa q thsss isssins dytisa. nc.
~. taneu1ipg sd enlsfystjpe. snd leaving .
eI61G & 3s4s4A sipseAy y shs
Thts = . eAsnca fog live. tndeatrious msa 10
0ioe. E6yd. Ca 0suer.i Hnhsy. has Aisdiy
py3ovea - - fse9t my pexties fnquiring on ths
0ound = him, and for any further particulars
SkSkvh w. W.. WILSON. K
1y1.Wtf Victoria. Britiah Oolumbis.
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Bless ,me.-or rather bless her who
has blessed ns-what happy follow
aml How differsutly everything ap.
pears, now l. have snother 70 care for
continuslly. !. and snsthsr to- care for
me. Even the mop0tsnous Sppnd of
the Mssk fast .bslI hes melody IN it. for
/ know whose bright face will meet
my eyes hsncsfofths at the 6rbakfast
table, and the pleasant talk about what
I have to do today. aud. when itfs done.
where we shall 60. loved my beche.
lqf lsieude quite . well asRat men;
bak 9hefsb the ehArm sitt3 oppo-
sil0 u sids BY ~ wth to q thres
or forty whisksred faces. Bshl lts psr-
feetly stupid. aud I wencer that I bore
Eve siys nS iss ss.osis,s j; % A... .a nth: T..
matter, though l think that one o. Two
of them have An inkling that thu soli-
,ary read 10 not the best after all. :;
used to read . little OF evenings.
thep grow were of my book Qpaper.
IeSusN sS6sw, whee hd61ht& &nswers
thought between my wife and ne, Sp4
every beautiful sentiment Of wSttst
81. az. :. s.ass. I; iss from
the lips ] love best. uttered fer my
special qualification.
Those two words. my wifs'-how
much .thess il in theml .SsIitApy Vt
yos "a, shS litElS Uknt16be EsOA wsrid
Of meaning 10 Il. Ny wife means my
com fortef and gdss6iss eegeipot my
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Mummies we're csrtainly made in
Egypt some 1000 years before the
Christisn era began. The body of the
patriarch Jacob (hs .died,B. C. 1882
vas enbslmed and deposited in the
csve ct the fieldof Mscbpelsb. apd his
son Joseph. who died B. C. 1886. wss
snbalmsd in Egypt, by his own desire,
and his descendants removed his re-
wains. and. aurips the exodus. buried
them in Sechem. - rtr
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Edvasd Whympss. Prsslsient Of the
EnslSsh Alpi,.s Club. has sucsssded q
ssuphsa9,see ~ ofl3414a. -
Z Sle HI ssah y whsljG6 ~ -6kAe g.
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RAILROAD LAND GRANvs.-The res
olution adopted by the Senate on the
18th. directing the Secretary of the In-
terror to furnish list of railroads to
whom land grants havs been made. and
who have not earned the same by COM
pliance With the terms thereof. with q
statement Of the number of such acres
OF isod, was favorably considered, at
the instance Of Senator Voorhees,. who
recently introduced resolution author
izing the Railroad Committee to secure
tho same information BY investigation.
The object is to declsre, all such lands
open again for public entry. His for
mer res. luton was never acted upon.
and the action of today will obtain the
facts asked for at much less expense
and in npch. shorter time. When an
answer is made to the resolution bill
will be drafted IN accordance wuh the
object above stated to be introduced in
the Senate. but it is not likely that il
will 60 in during the present session
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
IAss orrIcE A p1rarA, W.T.
Apfii aN. ioS0.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
IN following named setter has fled notice OF
his intention to make j6nsl proof In support of
hh elsiu Aad securs nnal entry thereof. aud that
the proof Of witnesses will be made before j. p.
Ludlow, Esq. Clerk Of the District Court, at Sc
attic. ". T., on Saturday, the 18th day OF Jane.
4. D. 1880.
JAcoB II. KEITH, Presumption d. S. No. 1859,
for he n. y 81 AK and 81. \ OF Sw. 4 Of
eectton .. Township % North, Range East, and
names the following - his witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
ssid tract. viz: r. Wstmore, Joseph Dunlap. II,
Nslso n, and N. J. Nelson, all Of Seattle. Rins
's'sss1l sss.ss Z slE Bsors. Register.
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A barometer shows tae hight Of a
mountain thus; For every 100 feet OF
perpendicular hight the barometer will
fall one-tenth of an inch; if. therefore,
the barometer has fallen one aud half
inches, we know We have assembled to
Ahignt Of 1doo fest NgE1 I
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COFFEE AND SPICE
MANuFACTORY.

desire to inform the people Of Seattle and dthe
Sound coantry generally thss have estabItshed
French Coffee and Spice Manufactory on FRONT
STREGT. SEATTLE. opposite sulitvsn's Block.
wheru I an manufacturing the Scst brands OF
Cnfces sai-ratns. YeAst Powders and spices of ell
ktuds. which are being sold y bedrock prices.
Hssiag Ma ten yesrs' ssperieuce - the busineae
In Psri. and America, l feel assured that cau
please oil who favor me with thcir patronage.
Ny goods, manufactured In Portland. toek two
AArst pr estuns In 1877 and three nrst class pre-
miulns in 1873 at the OregoL State Fair
sIOii OIL. EsMoNN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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FARM FOR SALE:
THE REEvEs'YA1M or
17s9 ACR rs,

I.o ,sted at the junction Of the Snoqualinis ana
0kykom.rh rivers. six miles shove 6nohomish
Oisy. ID .nered for sale In whole or In part. at
bargain. The land 10 alder and maple bottom.
PSrSans looking for fsxms viii do von - exsmins
this propeeey tile esrfscs: iseirSef
March. 1880. mTtu
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Terms and condition Of sale cash, gold cola .oi
this United oeaf}s. aeoosding % the order Of tn
Probate Court hereinbefore referred 70. 49,
JULIA A. NceARVkR, 81
Adninistratriy Of the Estats Of y. y. Hc0ayysr,
dSceaseds IL Il ef95f VI imy1s3et
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Il ~ r<nedieE ~ kr6up fct the eonpJefs
eur q Rseumsdzu. They hsys bsss knsento
euDt d5f1us6k kvs1 aftsr u - 6S~a sssesd ~
many yesT4 Paralysis and nesvous a4ecttopa,
leee Wt1D nea sA1s AIAs~rHy AliSviaseo b. tk3A3j
cf the EIECrRO-AA-.gx gxTiC SOLE 1os oa3e ~.
'sheDuw130o uf IuxH ksYOoH0g Aueho<1o6
Aeenes tn Puses Sound, - ths lou pstee e M
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

Warren County Pa, Village of Enter
prise, Personally appeared before me
Holland SutlifT, who, being duly sworn
according to law deposes and says That
he resides in the village of Enterprise,
Warren Co., PA That for the space of
six weeks or more he was bed-fast, he
endured terrible suffering from Rheu-
matism, and during this time he could
get no rest or sleep, and was not able to
do any work. He had tried all and every
Temedy he could hear of and had a doctor
attending him all this time, and was grow
ing worse all the time, until he was recon.
mended by a friend t9 take Wilson's
Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism. This
medicine gave him immediate relief and
performed a perfect cure in forty-eight
hours, and that he is now perfectly free
from the disease. ii. Sutlif, Sworn and
subscribed before me this 22nd day OF
June, A, D. 1880. M. l. Dibble, Justice
of the Peace. 1t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

LEGAL. &c.
LEGAL NnTICN-


& HERIFF as Special Master Commissioner
- Sale Of Lands ondrenements, Ashtabu-
laCOmmon Pleas January term, 1873 ENA
Of Thomas Mitchell against r. O Warming
sale dulyissued from said Court in the above
case to me directed,l Will offer for sale by way
Of public auction, at the door OF the Gonrt
county, Ohio on Monday the 10th day OF Jan
uary,A. h. 1881, between the hours Of 10 a, m.
and ~ m. Of said day, the following described
lands ana tenements, tO-wit:
Tract I. situate in the village Of Ashtabu-
Ia county of Ashtabula, and state OF ohio,
and known as being the north part OF lot ~,
and n small part OF lot 49, and is bounded as
follows, to-wlt Beginning at stone buried
in the ground being the southwest corner Of
Accommodation alley or spring street ana %
east line OF Main street eighty-nine and
half feet or thereabouts, to the center Of the
south brick wall of the building known as
the Ashtabula House, thence easterly along
the center OF said wall to the east side OF
said building, thence southeast about Two
feet to stone standing In me Original ma no., iOt
wife to said Warrington thence south HHS,
east to the west line Of lot about % feet wide
now owned by. said Warrington, thence
along said west line to the south line OF
Spring street, thence westerly along che
south line Of Spring street to the place OF
beginning, excepting part Of the northwest
corner as contracted and conveyed by said
Warmingio on TO the Manufacturers Loan AS
sociatlon nd now owed by the Ashtabula
National lIank. ana 0s 80 conveyed anu huo-
iect to all OF the terms, provisions and con-
dition Of said conveyance and as owned by
said Ashtabula National Bank Also one
other piece OF land in said lots SO and 81 In
said village OF Ashtabula, county and state
aforesaid. and bounded as follows: Begin
ming at the southeast corner Of said Warm.
ington's o. feet lot aforesaid, ON the original
south line OF said land conveyed TO said
Warrington by James Ray and wife and
running thence south NE, east on said
south line to a cedar post at the top Of the
hill, on or near Spring street. thence along
said Spring street northerly and westerly on
the west and south lines of said Spring street
to the east line Of said WarmingtOn's "a feet
lot, thence southerly TO the place OF beginning
Tract II. A % feet lot between the two
above described pieces, situate in said village
OF Ashtabula, county and State aforesaid,
and bounded north by Spring street, east by
the land above described, and south by the
original south line of said land conveyed to
said Warrington by James Ray and wife,
and west by the Ashtabula House, so-called,
said east and west lines being parallel to
each other and supposed to be "a feet apart
Terms, cash. Appraised att
A. W. STILES, Sheriff,
as Special Master Commissioner
Northway & Fitch, Prtff7s attys li-1s
Sherif7s office, Jefferson, Dec. 3, 1880.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24
HOughton, Minlin & Co.
BOSTON.
NEW HORSE BOOK,
ga Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases"

About 100000 have already been sold in a short
a5 IS syaT low PTlSe @ ot 20 or nye ToPes
the best book ever published for the price, and
many claim It to be worth mere than books for
which they have paid 65 and $40.
Send 2b cents In stamps or currency 10 the
TELEGRAPH, Ashtabula, o., for o copy, II
gives the best treatment for all diseases, hae 80
sick horses better than can be taught 10 any
other way; q table showing doses OF 1.-THE pfns
cipal medicines ueed for the horse as wen as
their effects, and antidOtes when poison; large
collection Of VALUABLE RECEIPTS, rules for
telling the age Of a horse, with an engraving
showing teeth Of each year and a large amount
Of other valuable horse information. Hundreds
ofhOrsemen have pronounced II worth more than
books costing 50 and $40. The fact that 300 900
sold in about one year shows the hearty apprOV.
al with which the book meets. III
Sold by Thurber & 90, and O. p. Swift
Ashtahdla, ahd PAfshaQ, Kingsyille,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

Spurgeon has happy way Of admins
tering rebuke when rebuke is needed. One
day he was annoyed by three young men
who persisted in wearing their hats in
church. He appeared for a time not to
notice them, but proceeded to tell his au'
dlence of his visit to Jewish synagogue.
"When l entered, he said, II took off my
hat, but was informed that the great mark
of respect was to keep It on. did so,
though l assure you felt very strange,
wearing my hat in place Of respect to
the synagogue, may ask those Jews in
the gallery to conform equally to our rules
and kindly uncover their headsT That
was enough. The young men instantly
took of their hats.