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| The Castor Bean in Texas.

Ehe castor-oil plant is a neg
4ected crop in Texas. In states
north Of US it is grown as an ar
;icle Of commerce, here as a
garden and yard ornament, at
tanning full maturity. 1t grows
luxuriantly in Texas soil, as is
proven on almost every lot in
our city. The oil from the seed
when boiled, makes an excel
lent lubricator for coarse mach
inery, and nothing is better for
greasing wagons and buggies.
Instead of buying their axle
grease at the store, our farmers
might as well at least plant
enough of this bean to save this
expenditure.
raising it for market,
s.r armnr must find out What
will he do with it," Like every
thing else it grows to greater
perfection in Texas than in any
ofthe states, and the presump-
lion is, if it pays anywhere it
will pay better here than any
.SEeere else. A Dallas farmer
two acres growing, and we
lie will report to US, for
neft of the whole house,
etresults. We see no rea-
why Texas should not
speedily become the castor-oil
center of the world.-Dallas
Herald.
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THE Rochester Union and
Advertiser says if the lamented
Lincoln had a friend on earth
in whose judgement he implicit
ly conhded, that friend was
judge David Davis, his first ap-
pointment to the bench of the
supreme court of the United
States. Judge David Davis
supports Hancock. If alive,
Lincoln would support him also.
Honest Old Abe" never told a
lie or took a bride, and he hated
liars and bride takers.
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n A great deal Of the corn crop
this state and Illinois is des-
led to be ruined on account of
Dfhe long-continued wet weather.
Much Of it has never been plow-
ed at all, and is so hopeiessly
choked with weeds that it can
not possible come TO maturity.
Not even a crop of nubbins can
be made from it. Where this
is the case, we recommend our
readers to send with all haste
for seed of the New England or
Minnesota corn. If this is plan
ted before the middle Of the
month, and frost holds off for
the usual time. a crop can be Sc
cured. At all events a good
crop offodder corn can be made,
which will prove most excellent
winter feed for stock.-Indiana
Farmer.
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To Owners of Gins
AND
Sewing Machines.
STOP. READ AND CONSIDER !

STOP, READ AND CONSIDER!
have a new process for sharpening Gins
Il Is done with tvs machines, one TO give the
teeth the proper length and the other to ronnd
them, leaving them regular, 50 they will not
break, cut or nap the cotton; gins fast, cleans
the seed aad makes a good sample I'LL
brushes and boxes, and make old ribs do as
good work as'when new irepair all kinds
of Sewing Machines and have new parts Tor
different machines. l put IN such new parts
as the machine needs when repair one, ma
king old machines do as good work as q new
one Parties In the country wishing Gins or
Sewing Machines repaired Will bring them TO
my Office. Terms reasonable and all work
guaranteed.
All kinds of Machine needles, Attach
ments, Parts, OIL, Etc, for sale by the I'M
dersigned. Office ut Singer Sewing Machine
Office do moi let cobblerS work on your
Gins, or machine agents on your sewing Ma
chimes, nor fool YOU ont of them, but have
them repaired and save your money. Bring
saws TO be sharpened. Anystyle of machine
ordered cheap for cash.
NOTIcE.-1 am agent for HIPS Manual OF
Social and business Forms, a Book Of Cen
eral Refernncc for every Business, Ladies
and Gentlemen should have it. Address or
call on q. W. DAVIS BRENNAN Texas.
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The grand jury of the United
States district court at Austin
adjourned on Friday having
found, after laborous inquiry,
only six bills of indictment.
The jury took occasion to indi-
cate their qualification at the
peaceful condition of the dis
trict.
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Fqrmers should Think.

Farmers are under a mistake
when they imagine, that their
calling is one oflabor altogether,
requiring no thought. Muscle
is a great thing on a farm, yet
management, the result of
thought, plays an important
part. How to do best and in
the cheapest manner is neces-
saryon the farm. Thought is
rs1 &c to decide what crops
t to grow and to sell.
g tells what crops are
ohtable and those that
suited to certain kinds
he best kind of fertilizers
ID the best way to APP
m. To secure the
of each crop in the
ne, and to adopt the
means of cultivation; to
est them at the least ex-
Sc, and get at the best time,
8 to sell produce for the high
t possible prices; in other
ords, to cause the farm to yield
owner the best returns at the
Gst, is question Of vital
zee to successful farm
requires thought.
Vigilance and fore
ecessary to the far
must keep in mind
needs to be done,
when to do it, and
Sadness for emer-
require forethought
one Of the secrets Of
in farming. Now, far
ploy thought in your
Always have that
before your mind. and
be able to see which OF
Tations brings you the
profit, and these yon
dke of special impor-
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Wiley H. Turner, a promi-
nent farmer Of the Norway
Mills neighborhood, Bosque
county, was in the city yester-
day. He says health and crops
are both good, and everybody
happy, in that part of the coun-
try. Some boil worms have
been seen there, but as yet they
done no damage. Mr.. Turner
believes in Sulphur as a remedy
for this pest. He says he has
tried Burning it just at nightfall
in such a way as to drive the
smoke over the field, and the
result was that every miller fly,
the fly that produces the boil
worm, was driven awag.-Ex.
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There is one very curious
trick that can be played with
flowers. In one quarter of a
minute a dahlia that is all pur-
pie can be changed so that ev-
cry petal shall be tipped yellow.
This is simply done by burning
some birthstone and holding the
flowers a few seconds in the
fumes. The change is instan-
taneous, and where there was
no fancy tipped dahlia, it aston
ished everybody who did not
know it and saw the metamor-
phosis. Other flowers are sub
ject to change by the fumes OF
birthstone, which discharges the
color wherever it reaches. The
experiment is easily tried by
lighting a few lucifer matches.
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.ench Way of washing Clothes.

\ system of washing clothes
lately beeh introduced in
e IEHarlh towns which is
al mention. Its
great as to great
ost. This is the
51nds Of soap are re-
III a little water to a
ch having been slightly
cooled in ten gallons
to which is added one
of turpeutine oil and
nmonia; then the mix
ated. The water is
Temperature which
Borne by the hand. In
Ition the white clothes
there for two hours be-
lshing them with soap,
are in the meantime, to
pc tub. The solution
Iarmed again and used
:, but it will be neces-
4 a half a spoonful of
oil and another
5f ammonia. Once
with soap, the clothes
at in hot water, and the
is applied.
Els process, it is obvious,
S much labor, much time
fuel, while it gives to the
h,hes a whiteness much su-
|sior to that obtained by any
her process, and the destruc-
We use OF the dashboard is not
TO clean the clothes
impurities.
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A Fact.-A bunch of grapes
without healthy leaf opposite
IS like ship at sea without
rudder-it can't come to port,
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Topics For The Farm.

PlGs.-Five choice pigs will
yield a good profit, while ten
runts entail loss.
BoTs.-Whale oil should be
used to detach the worms from
the horse when attacked by
bots.
Hen-house Floors.-Discard
wooden floors in your hen-house
as they absorb and retain great
deal OF the moisture from drop
pings.
Grapes.-Of all the different
varieties of coutivated grapes,
the Delaware contains the larg-
est amount of sugar, and the
Concord the least.
Ill-Fitting Collars.-In young
horses sweeney or wasting of
the muscles of the shoulders is
often a consequence OF unsteady
pulling with an ill-htting col
lar.
Injured Teats.--An extra
orifice in cows teat is closed
closed simply by applying fly
blister to the orifice, which will
cause it to heal over; but it must
be done when the COW is dry.
Zinc Poisoning.-It is found
that the acids of fruits acting
upon the zinc screw covers used
in some kinds of cans produce
a poison, which has caused
several cases of violcntsickness
recently.
Honest Work.-Do every
thing upon honor. 1t makes no
difference whether you are a
farm hand, an editor, a mer-
chant or a preacher. Position
makes no difference in the de-
mand for honest work.
Poor Land-Thcre is no
greater mistake than to suppose
that land is nevez Ss 70.
J" ]: J: !: !: !. :!
grow beans. =
so destructive to our rose
bushes at this season of the
year, may be destroyed by
busting the plants. while wet
with dew. with air-slacked
lime. Swinging the bushes
with a strong solution ofsoap-
suds is also recommended.
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@se week in your own town. Terms and
P0S So outfit free Address II. HALLEr-r 3
Portland, Maine. slerl2d6w
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system of washing clothes
lately beeh introduced in
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Agency Established
A. d. 1860.
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of the act to notify the prosecuting
attorney thereof, and it is his duty
to prosecute for every violation OF
act.
Il is the duty Of the county
treasurer at the end Of each month
TO make full written report under
oath containing the nsme OF any
person paying tax during the month,
his residence, place Of business.
amount of tax. for what paid, and
on the lst Of December TO make a
full report for the year, return
TO the auditor general, aud to pub
lisb ia two papers in the county.
II any assessor, treasurer, prose
cutting attorney or other officer
whose duty it is to see that any
provision Of the act is enforced
shall willfnlly neglect or refuse 81
to do. he is guilty of a misiemean'
or end liable to fine Of 500 fol
each ahi every ofrense. Aud IL
case Of such neglect the governor
may appoint some one to perform
the duties of such officer.
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Up rose the mooa over the towering mountain,
sparkled and danced in the silvery nh,
While iorth from the elm tree. hard by tho fSun-
taia,
floa,ed the notes Of hcne whip-Poor-wil.
soFtly the breath Of the evening Allured me
Away from my couch and leaned on the sill.
A. ire calm Of the hour Ssain reaSsurea me.
heard in the distance the lone whiP-PNOr-win.
Sharp - the swirl Of a willow Il s--sndsd-
Sharp on the hahn Of the ev'ning still;
Baek from the mountain the clear echoes hound
Cd
Bounded the wall Of the lone vhiP-POor-rin-
Back 20 my couch. az the cvening star faded
Back a. the breeze, from ihs rneaaor blew
ehir,
While tn rauan fssm ny VISION by clouds WAS
o'eT-saaari.
Acain hrOke tho rlsini Of the lone whiP-PoOr-
viii --Dc,roit FRYE rress.
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a pzlrNIsrRAToR.s SALE.

4 n
State Of Michigan, County Of Alpena.-~.
In the matter Of the estate Of John w. Red
nan. deceased.
No;icr l. hereby given that IN pursusnee Of an
order granted to the undersigned ndministraior
" the estate 81 John w. kedIDan, by the honor
ablt Judge Of Probate for he county Of Alpens,
on the inst day Of April A. d. iseo, there viii 10
sold al public veDdue, 10 The highest bidser, the
following DESERVED rial estate. such Of SAID lands
As l. stu ated In Alc0nA county, state Of Miehi-
gan, ~ the front coOf OF the Court uouse. IN the
village OF HAu.svllc. IN said county, on the 3lst
day Of May, A. ID. lssJ, Al II Oclock IN the fore
noon 81 that day, and such Of SAID real estate
J. situated n Aileua clunty, viii be sold nj pub
lac ycndUe 10 the highest bidder at the front en-
tranoc to Nason's brick block. ia the city Of AL
pena. in said county. on the 18th day Of hAy A.
ID. $50 AZ II O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day.
All of said lands will b. -od suhlcct 10 all eneun-
tIAioes, by mortgage Otherwise, existing az the
time Of tie death VI said deoa>ed. OF at the time
~ -ald Sale, and also subject 10 the doser aud
Homestead rights OF the WIDOW Of said DECREASED.
The ssii real estate tn te sold aforesaid, IL de-
scril-ei a. follows. TO wit: All the interest Of
SAID John W keaman, lb.ang An undivided one
hf,hl, In the rel Of So Of sec;ion 10, nsH
81 ~ % section -. N few = Of Section
Il section u. sc =. 0fsw Of section l7,ssK
Of n c Z. II section "A, nei OF sc a OF seetiss
u, sc y. Of q section n, svH Of sf
swI. of section q -; OF section I, Lots snd
? Of Section =. Oh " II Secilon ). =. 81
sc "a o. section =, = Of = Of SECTION 10, a
Of = a. cecfiOn ~, " = OF = OF
Section n. "a OF S-c'ion n, an in Town q
North. Range Fast, Altoona county; ~ OF \
q =, Of Section ?, Town &c North. % Range .
Fast; NV y otnw Of Section IS, Town II
North, Of RaEgv 6 Rast; sv Of ~ Of Sec
ton 2. n " oinw VI Section ~, sv offs .
.. OF section 9. AZ N town n north, " range .
: east: Lot Of section ;. lot Of section 4
I Of nwA Of -oc'iOn =, sw Of ne Of section
=, rel Of section ., all in town . north. Of
range east; n 4 ! OF c = Of section :, Sc q u
n e =. OF SECTION 2, q part OF Ofs y Ofnei. Of
ssct;on 8, N a Of Of section ;. Of n v
. "a OF section j.. n a nf " Of section H. n .
a OF section "A, all IN town g north, Of range
East.
ALPISA COUNTY.
lot : a. section 20, town 81 north, Of rsngs 5
east; of n OF section "A, = OF ne ef
,.cfion 80 " Of ne = e -. e q Oft Of
,-c,ion u. al in town 81 north, Of range east
Sc % Il 2. Of sociiDa 81. = o. seA Of see
iion IS. al in town ~ north. Of isnre east
.sOis Z. n and - in block ]. Lots !, aud 10 in
block :. lots 3 ana 10 in block 3 al what 10
knOSn and called W AIDES addition 20 the city VI
Alpena. The said lots, situated IN the city Of Al
pfns.. being the sam, ones heretofore st On In
common n ;he heir ~ John k.dman IN eertsin n
parui0n suii, had for that purpOse in the Alpsra
J. d. TUENBULr.
AdInini,;rs,or.
I AlpenA, April Il. 1880. i55-7
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Iemrtrsnce Column.

EsIsc1 y Tie w0.zsa's Ch-is-i4a Tezr's-s-es
CHso--
Eternal vigilance Is the price OF
liberty: the gardener Who would
prof; by bis labor. must be con-
s,autly at work. pruning, wedding,
watering or gathering fruit; each
day brings It's own work and one
isy's work neglected Is loss. Is
les care aud vigilance necessary
in our bones and in society, 10 the
education Of our children. that
thnse who are to be the nation.
nav be fitted for the responsible
ties before theml
Whether the nation viii be more
or less. pure. hOoes, AMI honersble
whether il Is 20 continue 20 De :
nation at All. viii be decided BY
the Influences that are moulding
the children and forming their prin.
ciples; among these iuHnenees one
Of the most potent j. the family
pAper. with its news both local snf
general. It's narratives ani aitrac
iious for cd and young. and tha
re nav avail ourselves Of it, bell
"a bring our cs1se. it, benefits. IL
helping power and It's principles q
every family. ne have asked an
received from the editor . eolnmi
for this purpo~e. for which ne ofe
our hearty thanks We shOnl
! like 70 CT il every week. bot
seems hest for the present 20 u-e
rolunn 10 one paper each week
taking the papers 10 succession
D and 10 order that ne may pr--er
! The satj-~t s,irarJively and iniel
, e. the readers In IL. re soli-it ca,
trihu'ions. both original and -
Ieetei. from AT rho are Interest,"
10 orr work S1~h CONTINUATION
9 nav he seut through the port of5s-
y aiirrssed -Eiitor II Tempsr.n'
I. Colup<rRO. drawer %
- -
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School Superintendent Mann, of
San Francisco makes this weighty
expression in an official report :
providence has wisely ordained.
that in the family, the parents, the
natural guardians aud instructors
Of children, should be Of different
sexes
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give YOU the mi;ters the reason
you're an old hachelori'
He side an looked sad. Pretty
soon he britened up and asked me
would my sister be down to the
deppo to rne,e me. i didn't kno,
so | couldn't answer him.
81 would like glimps Of them.
he said. "You are most there, lit
tie chap
Something got into my throte
like il was a hone. ] looked eyer
" ont. when l saw the sign over
Peters grocery. an the swiichman
with the wooden leg an the dePpo
| would have crihe IL / had not
winked the teres hack hard. Mr..
Condnckter stood by the steps to
me safe of. and there was Sue
looking offnl sweet in a stunning
hat an sele-skin cloke, aud Bess
gust perfeckly lovely, ready to hug
and kiss me. crying out:
20. George. you notify, had. dere,
ieliteful boy, le; me sit at you :!
So said:
"Mr. Conduckter, these are my
sisters, bat they are both engaged
/ TN sorry for you; good-by. call an
see us. I'm much obliged. Ain,
my sisters jolly" an he tonched
his cap an lated, an the engineer, an
hrakesmen. an everybody they
cride "Hurrah! goOd-by little
George - witch was very polite
of EN- sll.
Betty was down TO the deppo,
to, lafing an crying like a goose
We've missed you dredful, Mas
ter George it's bin fereful quite
with no had hoy TO kepe US bisSy.
Indeed j, has added Sue
we've killed the fatted caf for our
returned prodigy-it's all cooked
an on the label waitin', but il
vas not veal. after all. but rosie
turky with current gelly, friae
oysters, cold ham, floating Hand,
cake presurves-such a spTea, | ct
as II | had had nothing but dry
apple pi since l left home; only
papa looked sollumnly over the
profesur's bill, an mamma turned
very pale when was telling the
doctor how l 60, blowed of the
,rane. DR.. Moore was very GLAD
TO see ne, 20. so was my squirt, be
takes tea 10 our house often, 'caus'
he an Sue are going to get married
in the spring.
/ Af.er supper, papa said:
George, ] want You to turr
over a new leaf, you're getting old
er evry day. try not TO make $
many mistakes. think twice befor
Won at once" the door va
going 10 shut on the dogs tail, an
he said. Catch Il. George hut
{ waited 20 think twice witch va
ie,h on the dogs tail.
The doctor saws when I grow u
i, I shall study medicine in his otii'
His vale, what he keeps his mel
=, cine in was in his over cote polk
in the hall, an l ,hot it was goo
. chance 20 begin TO be doctor, -
: took some white powder out of
little vial and gave a tiny hit to II
? squirt. | buried him this af,e
. unoD--Johnuv came 10 the InueT'
o. how nete anA pleasan; II
own room looks! How sweet II
= dremes last mite Betty Is fa,t
#, than ever-sbe is most ob'igiI
p girl. Ny hart IS foil. | meme
Try never. never to do rong aga
:, 50 long IS live al brethe, so goo
y ni;e, my dry.
\ y. B.-Johnny an took SUE
= work box, the doctOr give b
= Christmas, to bury my squirt in.
- xpect Sue will not like it. but 20
a bunny had TO have a coughin.
made q lOviy couchin.
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. ILLUSTRATIONS SALE.

state q Ni5hi<an. county q Mpena.-Ss.
y The ,aA.isT OF the estate q john ReiIaan'
c.clas,i-
N0;ioC = her-hy given tha: in pursuance q an
order -rslutesi 20 -Ae undersigned a1uinis;TVtor
% the eSta,r q john Eellan. ~ the honorable
Ju1-s % irotatv 10y the county Of t,pena. on
il.s -i'i CAV 81 Arlil. 4. u. l-'J til1re N.li -
-1.l % public vlLlLe 20 he highest Bladder. At
-ls .r.lt yn-fanrc 20 Aasla's bTi-k block IN the
ri.v rf Air-nA, "a sid county, o. THURSDAY. the
l-tl lar " Ju1e. 4. u. $50 az O'Clock IN the
afternoon 90 sid iav. tie following GeScTilst
-.s' a~a'e situate Do SSH AiPens county, 20 Nit:
-. 3 oi SECTION ~. fluu = r0gfh q range cast,
p 90 q a ~ ~-ltiln n. g le q. r u SEXTON
a. e E osne OF -ee'i1u ~. z = 81 Sc o.
sc'lul @. al IN town - raTth. Or Iau-e est; ;
~ y e ~ section 81 e = % o. Sec
fi1l ~. Re- IN 'oEn - uarth, o. range eat =.
los :. % and u iu block !, los !, ani u n
l.eE 8. tots ana ~ o. llu-k :, all in shat =
known a-i csIi,~ Wtfe', a-Li-s1l 20 he city %
A'psll. he s'i lots. situated ir 'he ci;y u Al
...l4. h---g fse Sisae or-s L=re-ufore - o. in
common o. tf7 leir- 81 l0hl holman IN certain
urri-i5- s1i-. iia for iha; purY1~l IN The Alpena
t----i- TuIFt. ID lLa-crIF. aid lands VII ~
s.l5 sue -.. 1 ~ enc f.aucas ~ inc-t-aSe- ~
c-rsrNi.-. evi.-ll- 20 th- fi-nc al me derh o
sal -trt-- - ~ time ~ sale. and SO. sgbjvc,
.. .tl -.sa; q cJser - Us widow % I'D de-
cl4sli therein.
GEO. I. MATT.
4'-w7 Astnins:Tsior.
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fISEN ATo ,510' = gear. ~ e 20 80 LAY
E3t E.3s2.n your 0sH lJ.-.itT. 80 risk. Wo-
XII Ian d. "a. vel mvn- NanT
~ Ersifs Ia iEC f11rc thHl -he umounf stated
-. = = - 4t1ve. No one cln foil n fl,ke
- money lass. Any one ran DO the
y-er- Ta- can % axe IL 10 20 60. " E. .h0ur By
,l.-vo.-rr goi- eserilss .al spare nine 70 the
lusr- g. 4. ce.fs nothing 70 t-v thc busine-~.
Nothing .iz- = .oE 1prry tgsk!n- eyerc llrei b =
F1-a. In,ile,- -'..a~.-t Hl1 strictly honorable.
l.e4'e- j. vo1 zs,Et "a know sblut The test pay
srr b-.-ir.sS- before .hc -uthc. s-nd ~ yOu= Sd-
f.res. Az. w- VIII .eud goa fIl particulars and
r-sye.. terms f--s. -Iuries worth - sis1 fIee
,r.i -. earn r-sEa % v,ur mind Tor ynur-elE
Atiress JEJ. ellSsOS & Co, Portland, Ne.
sol
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The Detroit Daily Free Press
daily Post aud Tribune, some New
York weeklies. AMI the Youths
Companion, Cincinnati Weekly
Times, aud the monthly magazines,
are on file al our reading room in
Comstock's block. Come aua see
them. We had over $500 visitors
last year, but there is room for
more.
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Mt 3P.M, at the Congregational
Chapel. All who are interested In
our work, or who onght TO be, are
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