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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-06-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

BOY TAKE ayers Sarsaparilla to purify the
blood and purge out the humors, pimples boils
and sores which are merely embiens Of the rot.
tenness within.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-06-16

Bay For bleeding gums, use Meade & Baker,
Carbolic Mouth-Wash. Fifty cents bottle
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-06-16

course the French, German, and English Ian,
ouaees !; but permits students to omit. some OF
fhe higher mathematic and physical science.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Harvard College has established a.
full and permanent Professorship of Sanskrit
and called thereto Professor Charles r. Lanman
OF Johns Hopkins University Baltimore
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-07
TIME AND LOVE.

Yes. sit we down In tho old folks' chair
And watch wo the little ones GROW and
Chamber
We have woven yew garlands for sunny hair,
And put out tho lights in the bridal cham
ber;
And hand In hand, and with dimning eyes
Wait we, and watch in the dusk together.
y love, my love Of the summer weather
Heart OF my hoart, who vert once w fair
No more Ut toiling, no moro Of spinning,
No moro heart-beat.ngs, no more surprise :;
For the end Ia foroseen from the first be-
ginning,
The castle is falrn ere it's turrets rise
An, love- my love. 1t is sad to be wise
But Timo. our master, stands winged and
hoary,
And seeming to smile as he whets his blade
Whilst Love is whispering the same old story,
And Hope seems shrinking and half afraid
For Of tLese the measure Of youth Is made.
And the measure OF pleasure, the measure OF
glory
Which is meted out to human lot
And 80 on to the end (and the end draws
arer)
Whom our souls may bo freer, our senses
('Ts an Old Word creel which is nigh for
go),
When the eyes Of the sleeper may waken in
wonder
And the hearts may be joined that were
riven asunicr.
And Time and Love shall be merged-:n what
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-07
The u. y. Army In I34D.

In 1916 the u. s. Army consisted of
eight regiments Of infantry, five of artillery
and two OF dragons, by which name the
cavalry was designated. These, with a
small general staff and an engineers CORPS,
composed all tho United States Army.
Winfield Scott was Major General in com
mand of tho army General George b.
Mcclellan was second lieutenant in the
Third lnfantary, 80 obscure that his name
was printed "Geo. 9. Mcclellan" In the
same regiment Don Carlos Buell. was also
second lieutenant. The Fourth Infantry
contained two second lieutenants who
made their names memorable in the civil
war, on opposite sides-Gcneral Longstrcet
and Ulysses s. Grant. Longstreet had
then bcen'in the service two years, while
Grant had quilted West Point but a year
previous, and was ''attachcd to tho army
as a supcrnumerary with the pay and rank
Of second lieutenant. William II. Shcr-
man, present General OF tho Army, was
first lieutenant in the Third Artillery, as
was Gen. o. 9. Ord. Robert Il. Lee was
captain of Engineers, as was George ".
Cullom, while under them in the same
corps were General p. g. r. Beauregard-
who has since dropped the "P" in his
name-Gencral NJ. q. Meigs, General w.
8. Rosccrans and General II. w. Halleck,
the last two being ranked as second lieutcn-
ants only. In tho typographical corps
were Joseph +. Johnston, first lieutenant,
and John A. Macomb, who fought after
ward on opposite Sides General G. q.
Augur was lieutenant in the second infan-
try, in which Simon B. Buckner and Gen
erai Il. 8. Candy, who was assassinated by
the Modocs several years ago, were second
heutcnants. General Abe Butord Of Ken
lucky, the wcll-known turfnlan of to-day,
was then second lieutenant of the First
Dragons, of which regiment VIM. j. Har-
dec, of "Hardec's Tactics" and ono of the
M + est fighters Of the Confedcracy, was
captain. General John Sedgwick was first
lieutenant of the Second Artillery. Tho
Sixth Infantry roster, however, contains
more of interest than any other. OF that
regiment the colonel was Zachary Taylor,
who now sleeps quietly in tho land Of his
b.r.h, after having been gallantly amid all
tho glories and rigors Of the war with
Mexico and occupied the Presidential chair.
In that regiment Frederick r.. Don't,
brothcr-in.law of Grant, was second
lieutenant. The last of the list of second
lieutenants was Winfield s. Hancock, who
had just graduated from West Point with
Grant.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-07
"rhat's All, Good

She was pretty little child, happy
hearted, full of fun and a great mimic.
only Two summers had sent sunshine across
ncr curls and walked to sensuous delight
the infantile beauty Of face and form. In
] pleasant home she dwells-a home filled
with creature comforts, among them the
new innovation, the telephone. She had
often watched this wonderful mechanism.
and while she neither knew nor cared for
The secrets of it's operation, she had learned
by heart the peculiar and one sided formula
OF telephonic conversation Unheedine
mat some one was watching her, the other
DAY she put up little hand TO the wall and
initiated the pushing of the button on the
telephone. Up went the other hand to her
car, as II holding the ebony cylinder, and
then the little miss went on in mimicry of
her elders in the following fashion:
''Hello."
Pausipg for an answer from the central
office.
''Hello." Please hitch on Mrs. .-house
to MI g. office.
Pause
"ls at you, papa9"
Pause
"When is you coming home?'
Pause.
(lurnlng to her dolls, tho little one hero
spoke impatiently, ''Do keep still; I can't
hear word.")
"Yes." (Itising inheotion.)
Pause.
81 don't know" Gin doubt.)
Pause.
eyes" (This time pleefullv>
Pause.
"Why, papa" Qn surprlse)
Pause.
And so the little one went on maintaining
perfectly an imaginary conversation, till at
last she dropped her hand with motion
indicative of WEAKNESS from holding the
telephone and pronounced the conventional
''rhats all goodbye" with all the non
chalance of veteran.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-07
aiilknlaidB.

The Spanl1rds, in one of thoir wars in
the Low Countries, intended to bcscge the
city of bort, and accordingly planted some
thousand OF soldiers in ambush, to be ready
for the attack when the opportunity might
offer. On the confines of the city lived q
rich farmer, who kept number of cows
in his grounds to furnish the city with
milk and butter. His milkmads, at the
time, coming to milk the COWS, saw under
the hedges the soldiers lying in ambush,
but seemed to take no notice, and having
completed their task, went away, singing
mcrri'y. On coming to their MASTER s
house, they told HIM what they had seen.
The farmer astonishcd at the news, took
with him the one who had been most ac-
diately sent spy to ascertain the truth of
the story. Finding the report correct he
began to prepare for safety, and instantly
sent to the States, who ordered the soldiers
to be sent into the city, and commanded
the river to be let in by certain sluicc,
which would instantly lay that part OF tho
country under water. This was forthwith
done, and a great number of Spaniards
wcrc drowned; the rest being disappointed
in Their design, escaped, and the town was
thus providcntially saved. The States, to
commemorate the milkmaids' good service
to their country, ordered the farmer a
large pcrpetuity to rccompcnsc him for the
loss OF his house, land and cattle, and
caused the money of the city to have q
milkmaid milking a COW to be engraved
thereon. Similar figures were also SGT up
on TIC watergatc of bort, and to complete
their muniflcence the principal milkmad
concerned was allowed for her own life and
heirs forever handsome annuity.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-07
Purifying Alcohol With Cocoa.

A. novel method of purifying alcoholic
liquids by means of cocoa forms the sub.
ject of provisional protection recently
granted to M. A. Ralu, of Paris. The
object of the inventor Is the destroying in
the alcohol(chiefy in low.prlccd qualities)
of sour and irritating element, by which
we suppose he means fusc-oil. Alcohol,
in combining with the cocoa dssolves
fatty, cmulsive matter, which exists in
the cocoa bean in large quantities and
from this condition arises a condition
Which insures the destruction of the en-
pneumatic acrimony, leaving the alcohol
with fresh and very sweet flavor and q
garnet tint. In some cases as much az
one Hundred and Atty grammcs for each
litrc of Of alcohol is used 1t is not easy
to discover the value of this process, as It
appears to involve the spelling of good
cocoa In bad liquor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-07

opened, and Martio cried over what she
called her disgraceful failure, until she had
succeeded In getting up raging headache.
Then she cnt to bed with the determine
tion Of writing in the morning to Mrs.
b1yrick, informing that lady that she was
ready to accept her offer and enter upon
tho dedication" Of her daughters. But
| before she had time to carry out her resolu-
tion into effect Mrs. Myrick herself appear
ed, having made up her mind that Martie
would not do for them, She hadn't been
brought up In their ways, and was like to
be too pcrtickler.
Thus vanished all hopes Of success from
advertising. Mrs. Allen next advised that
Nlartie should try one of tho educational
agencies in the city, and an application
was accordingly made. Then followed
more days Of anxious waiting and of hopes
deferred, resulting at last in visit and q
generous offer from a lady who won Mar
ties heart from the outset with her plea
SAINT face and winning ways, and her gen
tie, motherly talk about the little boy and
the two little girls at home for whom she
wanted teacher and companion. But,
alas! that home lay hundreds of miles
away.
1t seemed to Martie like going to the
ends of the earth. She had twenty -four
hours in which to decide; spent half the
time in wavering between yes and no be-
tween the courage to 60 and the homc-sick-
ness that crept over her at the very thought
OF it. Then, scolding herself for genuine
coward. she made up her mind that go she
must and go she would.
"What2" exclaimed MIR. Raymond in q
tone OF surprise. ''IIavc you really made
up your mind to 60 so far from home and
all your fricnds2"
eyes, must co." said NIartle, with ii
little culver IN her voice. 'Pleasc don't
say anything to discourage me-"
81 wouldn't for the world, returned Mr..
Raymond. ''only that know of q situation
near home which you can have if you will
accept it. Come into the reception room
and will tell you about It,"
Alartie was all eagerness now. How de-
lightful If. after all, she should not be
Obliged to make an exile of herself.
ut Is a companion. not teacher, that
is wanted" MIR. Raymond continued.
"Would you be willing to take situation
as companion 2''
hlartie's face fell a little, but she an
swercd:
81 should be very glad to take such a
could2
~ am sure you could
do you know person who wants a
companion?"
eyes"
"Who is it 2"
"Mysclf."
"Yourself! Iow-what-" The exact
question which Martic intended asking lust
here must be left to the Imagination, since
she did not seem to be quite clear about it
herself.
MIR. Raymond continued. eyes; it is I.
Nlartie. | want you for my companion
my wife" The gray eyes twinkled us lie
asked, "will you take the situation?"
An hour later Mrs. Allen entered the
room, exclaiming "bless my SOUL" as she
tumbled upon an unmistakablc pair of
lovers.
'N1y dear Mrs. Allen," said Mr.. Ray
mond, taking his blushing ''companion"
by the hand and leading her to the aston
ished old lady, 81 know that you will be
glad to hear that Martie will not now be
able to make an engagement with that
lady; she has already made one with me-"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-07

BY tho census just taken the popu.
lation Of St. Louis is 375, 900.
Earrings were worn by Jacob g
children, in 1882 Before Christ.
The injury done by insects in the
United STATES Is estimated at 5000, 0,000,-
900.
The retail liquor dealers in the
United States are computed as mum.
berlng $4,000.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-07

Asparagus has been common and
favorite vegetable for more than two
thousand years. ta
, 1880-02-18
Tho Public Schools.

10 Nt EGtt1r o. 1Hs Ca1sato lFlo4he.
CHICAGO, Fcb. l8.-I wish In cnN attention to
tho wuut Of common sof,so displayed by teachers
and PRINCIPALS Of Our schools. When reccss
ttne comes tho scholars aro driven out Of doors,
TO Innttor what tho stuto Of tho w0at11er is, md
kept ont fifteen minutes. On Inst "Wednesday
Itwas raining 1uiotly and steadily Mt reecsa
timo at tho Haven Bchool. md tho scholars wore
sent olt-told thoy must 20. Ono young Indy
nskod the tnnctcr TO bo allowed to remaIn IN,
Us shn bud cold aud sttro throat. sho wtla told
she cntiM not .rcMRin, NJ all tho girls would
lnnlte lust KIich Gxcuso. 50 out they all won't,
n,d tho school yard VIVA nearly all
cnveFrl with water, tho hollow plncca
MnktnK 3ubs two inches deep or moro.
There wcru not hnlf dozen umbrellas
In tho whole urnwtf. Tho girls grounds wero
yrty much crowded, mud IF course tho smallest
girls Ind to tnke THO deepest water. When tho
tho bell rings md tho schonrs return to at III
wet skirts and shoes IN hour md o qunrtor be-
fore dislnlBsnl at moon. Now, pllr0 air Is ncces-
snry, but why tho chIldron's lives should bo OK
posed in this wicked mnnncr while ttore Rro
'slit!ows tt.nt Gun ha oponct ahoye and below, is
tho serious question for public consideration.
The next thiR will bo that sotne OF tho scholars
Will bo sent h0lne for coughing and disturbing
tho school. VIII our schooi olliclals prevent i
repetition OF such vandnl!H.n7
Pho uaNo Puhlrco.
, 1880-02-18

~ WF 4tHHuT u lAS NHlFtQo 1FIG4Hss
CHICAGO, Feb. 1G.-Thero has been good deal
sat fl your puper In regard To cleansing the
Chtcngo Nlrer by pumping tho water i,lto tho
cn,Iul. It louts to inc like throwing tho n0uoy
away. / cnn SEQ but ono why to eleansc tho
rlvqrs OF Chicago. Thnt is to dig ollr canal wdo
enough ind dcop enough To lot tho steamboats,
cotnc up from tho Mississippi! River into Chcaso.
l an told TINT Lnko Michigan is forty or
fifty fnot higher thnn tho river at In
sailc. II that is 80, why mt ask tho Gov
ut1llnont to Inake an appropriation for
this Improvement. do believe thnt
our Government would not rofnse to inalts a,l
appropriation for Chtcagn Why should not
Chcngn have sou,o help from our 0nvernmont
wileu she Ia pnytng Ss,0oot0!M or Slo,19AUD to
tho 0oyern1ncnt yearly? Why Ia It that Honln
Of our Representatives that we sonsl fr0m Chi
cago do not inake some move in thIs direction to
get tho Chicago River cleaned out2 We nl eAn
Hcu millions paid ont on tho mississippi Klvnr,
whero the govcrnmc1lt gcts ,to rcvcntao. Moth
to turn Bome ot tho whtoes OF Lake Michigan
Into It. ! beiteyo TINT II would mike tho whule
country botwcDn Chicago aud Now Orlenns fur
healthier thun It Is now. L. W. SrUNE.
, 1880-02-18
Extraordinary Accidental Man Nailed
to His Snnt In u Fourth Avenue Horses
Car BY Q q sNMNlke.IAeMAM y Iknil.

~ Mfg H. TX. t,rt,' l,SFh & rs1. y Inn VIVA uo-
H @ ySisieay .orn9o ,m " mss, ,,,,,,
nor ~ aGa ~ " r,at *" i,r,nrass Uc
H. IT. ~ ~, nSs: 'a .,,n,sl o nrsao mi
tu s ". = ~ ~ tt"n.eu. 1 ~ Tn nmv.
t H. -, f.. ~ s1: II. ~ III,
Frto II ~ ~ un uf ,nsa t,r,', tos ~, ,oG ri o
Ms "My r. LEY q! H.! o g"st wcr
cornsr, on Wnten SAtsteI ulveF' ~ seIis uis,ine
a or,shtn, ~ .,I,' ~ 1h},, W, .S, nen.
trttcd Mr.. Hhyers th!Kti. and, n.sssllE ,Un. c,,
nMRtat ak!ihst tne eiia oi tno oMT' Inu @ W ,.us r.,
n ngat na,,t W stas , InE ar VI hn .1o haI w" l.
hucn postum uht mr. uMior' WV .n.,u n. Ia
cosse n;tatst Nslt'aash'na 1soM !ae nSu"s n, sscs ~
Hns satgR, wy l1Srally nni!ca t ~ 10 ,n,s
UInecr hlAlcahey, u iHo ncrcHF stlCc. Ehihc IN
, 1880-02-18
II showed Hi,eep,

Jbrf{1AH luFf1 JFf. - .....- -
Yesterday nftsrlltH,n yrH tu0k Il r1slO ncrnss tho
the etnrk, k,atreot Ferry, to n,crt tho Incoming
ifi4in and Iluk .!p whit Of nnws was Hunting
brought ainops tGo iltl ii iil,,,la'i fr.lEht i.
...shcep, 'na.s," rs tho wa,t-xtnwer4 aru rNllul,
aiu had b.Sn in.,ulginN tn willamette litrcr
furry. ller,,tnriulnrd everybody, within rnn1u
Of ht* cinrIml vnict' h9v # s'iowea sheep N hls
txl txts VIII ast rr!9as ana sxJ st "f =!
fnll9wa: "Wpl. | wrs ont o,itcr tho ,ral!9V
kin'anr lnttain' nrtcr things. when natscel II
sky l!ke i,t'tsu blanket. k1bwutt sllthEn' was
Dlllf!' over In that ore camp, sn.l consludsd tp
Slasr a1vsr !;t "n tho sha,srsf ts NH ae.
when It soon,e.i ia II alf nut!onE had III In tho
air.. toll yer tho w!ul huwlcd Ike nId,
l,cEs. leaked up to the rilxu wt,ar nahlr Rich
arls[ sheep WlA fCUln'-hv bud nigh lnsO heal
, 1880-02-18
Our Water.suprly.


CHICAGO, Fob. 14.--I was entertained while
rc0dinK your rovlew OF the water question. III
which you prcsont the mlrthflli sda Of the SUBJ
ject, and ontlcavor to ahow, by reference 10 cor-
tain local estimates Of !.s yalue when properly
diluted, that 1t isa harmless olcnlont, mud al
though would not Wish 10 ft,ncrulizs upon
subject that tends 10 bulge, dliatc, Alnp,fy, and
lubrlcato humanity, yet thore III also serious
side to the qpeation, mad which may AZ well be
presented now, and here. Since IN your review
Of the condition hf the lako wRtor, md ilcnee
pas, 4 y to- sht what mnw q ,Sx of 4 nss
s!re to oioy tho Injunction e fst tiat tue de.
tho crib prccludes thu possibility TO t,u yo Thor0
ars 4Dl!ds clitn!letl In tho WAter which hlyo
passod through tho rcctlfytng process OF the
sewer, an4 we take Tho solids !!sy.ltsed under
OF purifying tho water with the illter, but at
best tho poison still turks within. aud should bo
known aud rcnutitud.
The tuuts OF tho mattos are withheld from the
public eye and know!|S,aFs VI, hy taose wlo think
acknowledgement that the water u daruaged by
, 1880-02-18

3p lHt L0H1F " I'VE Inttupp
CHICAGO Feb. 17.-It h wei TINT real estate
owners should know something OF tho changes
thnt hnv been mnde in ourrevonuo laws. Uader
tho present statute tho Town Collectors nr rc-
1i5ctl 10 return as delinquent al rcai oante tho
tad = dn which hav not boen pn!d OH or before
tho 10Th Of Blareh. Tho Couaty Collector has
power Ia extend tho tltnu for making returnH for
twenty t,ays only. THIS ruttlr,i invoivs a sulal
penalty on each lot or pnrcol OF land delinquent.
From the LIT Of Alny, tue tux draws lntercat at
Tho rnte Of {0no, per cont per month for eAch
month or fraction thereof TINT II remains nu.
pNd, untN the ttnse for sn!e ct property for
tnxCs.
Heretofore, It hna bccn cheaper for lot.
owner to alst tho taxes rim" Until nenr tho
time Of enlo th1n to Vny thDm promptly. The
result hnH bcon that, With cAcfi recurring your,
thu glcMtcr portion Of thB rcnl estMto III Cook
County tl,iA bten advertised ut tnx-BAlo. Now,
however, tho pcnnlt!es Are 10 saytru thnt one
iln butter h0rrnw tho money, Il need be-, to l,ay
Ills t,lxos talnn 10 whit til tho Troas,trer dver-
tees them. II this hns Il t,lule,lcy 10 lessen the
ns..0,snt Ut tAx.tl9htirH-wNeh H. gcHcrAlly
Et1npted by dishonest llestra u shfrk riHhtfisl
hlirlenA-ltW vii bring ut leaat ono blessing It
vii nlst, shorten tho tnx-llRt which c,llHtS u,
nM.eh scandal as.a hart -h,rntnY eweh yeNr: and
III this rcgtrd, too, It VII be epro'!ucttv Of goud
been u credit taf our city and county. 1t "a n
Viy thnt this list could hot 10 cut dnHn this
yeAr 1T least W per cont. IL. H. u.
, 1880-02-18

Special Correspondence Of Tic Chicago Tribune.
lies MONIES, H.. Frb. ia fuw wcohs nEo
tilora was posted OIL tho wint!owa OF II vacant
ssurc-r4to1n under tho Krkwood this notice:
Mrs. 4. Richter Will occupy th[a room Feb.
With Il complete stock Of fttrs." III dnu tlnio
there ca,ne a t,lc-nppcarlng md encrKctIc wo,tl-
M, with aDvrrna children, who tsApk rsxln,s it, u
llurk on Locust STREET HR lodging ran,rls, aud ut
ut,eu bcglt'l 10 dEplny line stock Df fun In tho
store un Walnut street. On Wednesday, lust Il
nun apps..se h,, On tho sro,,n WIN cla!,ns'!
..t,l Tiers was evidently trnti. In hIs Etntensnt,
for thers wGre enrlest nNd private cunslltAti1nA
tns wlrr., Mrs. ltlciltsr lnlgrd wurt sturtctl hy
What WIS UvidunlIy II row " considerable pru-
sss # 1hat rd ,d 81 te nso 1T hs Ie
afair in sh!s Wis.,, A.,tt hor xs"tSn:os,ts asa W
Ti.e ia II lsieh.cr, w,,s nor .sbnnl 'tHiif fur III.
hs fr ,ass n lv,ss ,n sr t;ys% hon!v nXs''y Xt l ,
months aEo u now HeryMnt-Gtrl WIS employed IN
the sn.Ns!y, who MT Only w. ~ hsvi.nse IN ~
"sreebs to r scrr; s aud IL tsa son aser i;a.
MI, % di4ss,spr xrnhtpr c.r,r,,s In t!,O xery.
N,,t-glrl ttun In l!is wifo md children or
syoh conditions; and, heca,iso thny .tii not. Mr.
lt!sttGr ht.tle Nh!'sfe. md even hrl,tn to his
w!ie. who WIN within ! month ~ ugnin i"coInlnR
tho courts Tho result wns Il enforcement. Tio
' asa c s rshcs INV M W sS% % ana .t *io M S,"si,, Il, r,s
Mr., !tIohter H.ld tue HcrVlRt-Xirl WcrH nIrricd.
sS;s!fs sA s ysnSfii sii f1 VIII, T. fr sS1 Il, s Ti MS
during htH aasuIice, btn,n nftnr ho hn.l EtsG tbs
tna.irr Kut possession nf tho twn ela!lrell. md
When lilo fatlcr rturn.sl tn Davenport, ulil
found hla twO sous l,Aa l.ctn tnkrn AwMy, hi up
piled 70 l,"fYo Hayes. o. tho nissot @ G,,,,rt for
rllis nuLIity. The writ WNA granted, luli
, 1880-02-18

10 EN& EQtIoF u TIA CN4edF0 2F11EHVs
CillcAuo, Feb. l8.-Ther ar thousands OF va-
cunt lats In this city, which, ~ yot, hav not been
utnsael with trees. This should na lougeE ho
permitted. Trecs pny better interest OH thor
cost thai Any otAes Improvement one cRn make
nbn,,t his property, and their cost Ia but trttlo.
Tie yprtngtlt,o " near ut hand, when they cur
hD tra,lsplH.tcl md when tho opportunities for
thtr purcht.sG Will he plentiful. Persona OWN
xiii to plant ll0w--" and don't yoM forgot IT.
to pasit theIr troes NJ aeon III thd frst Is ont ut
thu yrnui4l, Let III tho now w'!sto pucts of onr
Il, i fuw yours they Mny ropay, by their shade ~
wrlas thVsr ptcuulary ynlua; for The ino,spy ind
lN!s,r Uxpuliled In putting them nit.
no onroful VI tho kind OF trees you plant,
Don't dstag.4ru your tats with srraWny, crooked
l,uplars, thAt ,lr AZ, pls!ly Grpken mil vii mover
Rrlw In kthkl ehape. n0n't takU tho dirty will
luwt GeGa,ts thoy. WI gr,w w rapidly, for thoy
clssl hardly tp traEActl by tho nyefagn lot owner
mtu my beauty Of furl4. Seloot .thosu trees
, 1880-02-18

Ito Of Jayilo's Expeotorunt by those troont.tt
with slight cough or hoarsenoss, Or sre .s'
t'lay gafu t4a uxpen4o of n dottQrs blll. n,iisEt
Inflammation Ut tho lining Of tho wlna-thnp,s,Iff
tho usual symptoms Ut which arc safe i11! ,h!t 10
md pain ip tho hreast Frequently latz lsnu, If
suffering. Better try ut onco .Jayaoa E1perrr. lporrr.
r1nt: standard remedy whose ourallvo nuda
ties hnve been tested And approved W taoa'Ae~