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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10
CLOSING OUT BUSINESS.

CLOSING OUT BUSINESS.
OWING TO POOR HEALTH AN CON-
~ PEELED to seek other parts for a change c. Innate
and have found necessary to dispose OF nitsre
business entirely therefore now offer my stock Of
FINE WALNUT
FURNITURE and BEDDING
AT COST AT MY STORE
sprlng-Beds, Mattresses and
Lounges
Will sold that it will be cheaper buy thAx
to have the old repaired.
Don't Fail 70 Avail Y0arself OF tkp
Opportunity.
Chas. Eitzmeyer and C. II. ha;sh authorized to
collect all and transact all business during
absence. Very Respectful,
Carson, Nay l, 1880.
, 1880-12-07

1t ID nootllcss 10 tell tho render nught nhout
tho lltersry vnuo pf tho comedy which QDorgo
". used to cnll tho best 0yGr written III my
language, nntl which he proferrod far to ary Of
CutKrcvU's Or to "Thu gehupl for Scnntn1."
Whuihor rightly or wrongly. shorIl'nn. In Ills
consc'llcs, seen,s In ono respect to hnvo been
nslt upon l0vcl With Shakespeare, 1t bGlnR hold
II surt Ut iEtorary aAcrilcKe to in any way altcr
his lines or cut my portion Ut his work.. alr.
.JoGerson, howover. scpnls not to share this uI-
must '!dnlatrous respect for tho great wit,
for Ito hns alhshcd out Of "Tho Rivals"
nin,ost all Ut It that WIS bnscd
upon tho revelation ot sentiment. Tho cl,nrAc-
tar OF Faah'aiul, In which no less MI uctor than
Macrcatly used 10 star. has ieGn rendered u
t1oncntlty by tho omission Ut bis linni sccnes;
nn'l, Of COURSE, tho elisiou Of Ftnakldmi mca,ls
tho cutting ont 1T Jalht entirely. ForincrIy
tl'oro woro fourteen characters In tho play, und
thero wcro liye ncts. Now ihoro are niua chas-
,lctcrs and tho whole plecn s reduced to thrc0
sno tSs so'sy vsE.sy Sy F s'sf'G t. Hho 's tuS ,ss
srSss,''qs g of ais 1rro aro re!'Ri"sly r.
llaloa uf lsut <lrrtS-ln fnut. luy havy heen Itcd
t..-hs heem tMken t,,lt. us tless, lines arn spoken
" III sFStsG II ~ hss ,v Tns hr!tlls. a
iho suivuS sattlus 'pan wl!si, tho Wi! ,ay Y
very much surprised thnt Sir. Jrf-
ths c9,ntry IN sol ..s,a shnt vencrnttos, for tho
so'nplste work Ut shoridan which Inns *.
i"sss6iil,y u torti.,s or prSsosvs % cosuGl.,a. % M
t0n c9Ialblo III roirirrinG tho comedy IN tts Gtl-
tlr0ty lii wAy worthy Nf its reputation Or of
IT. lnerls, ul,tl lc suctI,s 10 tavo bud Lo innre
acrnild II, tho 4b1 Ut tho scissors th4n Mr..
Grslno Or Mr.. Stuart ltobsun wuultl Nklxu
in their application 10 T. f'',Hty ptay
ar. lMrtley Enmplul. In Ills lnta rtnaHe-
, 1880-12-07

II. I II1tI.
q. Is That Il, sir Handing cnn]?
s 1ta... Al4s ll.ni LIZ Ii

K. Yes, sjr; lint II Il. ~'
q. We'll, wint ki,nt If alMtnl't ltconta!n
g. & iii II S'as S,' mkt '; y ssitae; s" Of TINT alum
to sl,ow tf1n kltl,iS : "'' S " '' >''
X. ,liT: extracted lnrgo uuauiity at It
as r,us alum, and It il in Tint lUtlle which
/ hnvn nov licrn [a!owng mttlrl; Tint Is
bnkiJt9 lH,wder tl.ut was III that can.
Plaintiffs counsel pl(GrS snttl cnt OF
DnOlvy's baking -puwtlcr Iii evidence.
q My, I; "a i!ays ye nm Ea ny oxpe,I
% 10 ssc y wtcthcr he, W thcrs swr y .ysuiubS atuu,na
in tic l,rrnI ltselt. ~
A. hsyH; lux III j, III Of this powder
mid tntxGtt it with llou " T. to directed pro.
portl"ns;; mi Iakcda ~ lYaf witl, =; tlla,, ,,
cold wafer, md inatlt l.e cxtraGt, III which
l readily ,letcrtetl, b. ..tlstlul tests, nluM,-
tint IL, nlulnfnn iii n. ubn c0llttttiOn..
q. l}oes any bakI, l,ow,tcr III which my
crss i' OF ilgessIon,- ,re not such objcclifoN.
abtu?
a.. Very decide ~ Objectionable, In my
q. Why tto you say-from what system Of
reasoning ttu yull ,nakH 1t ul,t--tlint because
alrm + il,l.rlons. 9ll|'nna : !nl,,rio:!s?, M
III III III Ts9 S3r FsfS m n ig s e; s;:Sf III, yr ef ssss +;
aanmlna a III meets M n the stSlac' T.. tho gas.ris i!
aInin would; il for1ns, in fact, 4 KluI of
nlum IN TIC stoi'lNrl' with ttlSr nc!tts. MID
whatever nlun, would tlb, 1t would tln.
Or. Samuel W. Johnson, Professor OF
Chemistry in The Scientific School, Yalo Col
legc. !einE duly sw9rl', testified rs fellows:
q. You liaye llntl mitch to DO IN the exam
a1ll tile a,lnlterNtEon OF fn0u?
\. Mare or less; yes, sir.
q; After the use Of alum with soda. IN q
, 1880-12-07
Conditions Of tho Subscription.

THE SUBSCRIPTION rNICE Is PAR, 80 fronc.
per st1nre, paYnbe M folt1wn:
= 1Enncs Nt.aJl m subscription.
lo0 francs on allotment tu bo ruhdo within .btay
days frou date OF er1saaion.
The remaining HIS francs will DO subject to call A,
three months In advances No rncl, call. however can
be ado tefnre tho expiration uf ono year from tho
date Ut subscription.
AftGr pnynent Of III francs tho st,ateH can hc mr..
changed for bonds by tho consent ot uo stockhoa.
ers Mt a general mcptng,
The owner Of tac twon.y sharcs will ,,e ont,1ct III
ono vuto in tic genUr.,t meetings.
Interest tho ratu ot per cent on alI Sims pa, In
will DO paid during tho rrpgTuss OF the work
Eighty per cent Df tho not earnings vii! ba t,.
trbnted tu tho rflarptouers nccOrltng to Ito tcemt
OF organization.
re requirements for otlc.nl q.otatlon wifi bo ful.
allet nfter tho organization pf tile CotDn,ny
In EUROPE und AMERICA
on tho Tth, Sth, AMI Utll nf llecr,nt,cr isan
The distribution OF ainrcs subscribed wifi bo mnda
pro rata of tho Total subscriptions. without distinction
OF othHuona'Ifys .-..'
Tho fo'lo"nS privileged subscriptions not sub
fi'.GTho ssafoho'ae,. md delegate. .. tho Sue.
sIo sPS .to ot assfsaaa If
'hs s.soaa sao5 csaa cSsnsS': s,na} :,,,,,,,. - ,o
cannl Company have tho privilege OF su,erihnr for
these Panama aLaros In proportion to tl,cr furper
, 1880-12-07
DEAT1kH,

-~~,
tho bursting Vt b!t,tI-Y1ssu Mrs 4. H. 6tiasuri,
for unny y1ut 2 Esstsit Ut chicago, but originally
ttua! 4ysucustAt N. Y.
TApi'EN-ln HoglestoE, y. r.. suddenly. Monday
i. Tuptun, Iutlu eEiy O& EhlCaxu,
BUssEf-!sso1 4. Mt a!phtheria, at lGf5& Thltty-
n s a!s 1Sb s:i ,S 9t IT. Josephine
TKEul.i8:li-le tl~lt rFeutlch " yvarA old.
FAnural tukt* pA41 W WrIlusday At " O'Clock from
his TesIttunGt, Hii " abash.nY.
MciM :tNKl.lE,,no r. hi. atn fesidsnee, q West
native VI HtMgs County. Ireland.
Funpsu! viii takl luce u II u'c!ock Dec ut tho
Church nf tho Sacred Haxrt th0nc0 ~ Cavafy
CGMat9Fy.
GEARx-uec. q al dinhthesla. Edaua a.. youuss1t
, 1880-12-07
THE CI1'Y-IIALL.


vus "nc tT1 t,m",r',, ~ o,s,.
factory, Nos. o.. 20, and !. s.nlth s,rrct to cost
sl0OOJ, uud nuc 70 Jerome I,eechur II, rrcct .lr
.So,s.o'y nWeA'!h1s' lhlahnI a'euo, near Ihlr-
D-th!rd etfcel. to east $jo,001.
e"aMss'oxk s,r i'n%o,s ~ ordered tho san'arv
se'ui' ..',.t's stnle'"a9 :" e"1''"'cHce III ohce
Mlt h,. ., ~" & Gens1s 81 iha tenement lsnuscs u
h!tgr il!u c,itlit " tilo r-closcts in them.
!h aiso si,n nsllcs ~ tho strcrsS n1Iti I" nhatu
Is intcusu Ia l,p sn.ms,t, n ~. .nrtS,,I,, sGTas
"',iu"l 'cI''sa' ... .,.... 49,.
49, ~ oESIIEMAS !iyinE Wcll Rotlth on Canal
strGet ett!eu !apofl Mr, waller yesterday for
ntulates Rl1~tlK OIL Of tho alleged GhuIlriltg
q lne lfhnu " tut 'nti liireti struet vinsfnet,
ii1 Was w, @ .t nw!.re TINT 10 bud been flanlnRr ut
aEes Hlid h1 THOUGHT llo would 1uin In lli,d gut
s s, s1 ;n,'.cs sl9 h,!t 1s Sosy tto % comfort, n,c
Ss ss II Ss VIZ vacp hs hes son ef ensa wsqs +
s tss Hsi' @oaas'' ' to tho '''s to 'o presented to
~, I!iE Mayor Will not remove tho scalcr Of
Wg,gnas xi', Mnn MGasaares s an ccHut nr is cGn.
@ @ p ,asSss ss S q, arsnt S s'ep 81 II! 'Msry snyy
!ntllcul tn cnrttceti0n with tl.e nl[nir lie enys
i thM hy ias hA.l \ tails With cot. can,ern. 10
from Whit kio ins 'enrnrd il sttalle'! that he Is
my M h',i,est mum And lMs Ionu nothing wrol,K;
r,."' r'.' .,,,.u,..,.,
II lnd 1Gl'Gt 6c Of d ILL., s5aF a t,o %, whtsy taS M
Ills wife, WIN Ii supposed Il, llo IN thss city, anu
% %says h. wants ~ su,l her st''na n,,ncy. iiu il
lid viii lie r"nle'esca II coiis,ostjni, viii 'ta' IT.
for tne Gunettt Of thn it51cu lid FIrsn,r,,!s
benevolent Fund and Tho Sowsuoys 1Iu,.,a, liz
, 1880-12-07

At tf!a thontro Inst cvCnlny Sir. John r. 1lny-
mnntl tcunn IN engagement as Cta. Sellers, m
assuulpttun-thu richness Ut which Ia wol
xilnsn herr-thnt hns brought tho comedian
both fatne a,ls1 money Tho audience wts large,
anil tho rcccntrIcfttrs nf tho pcc.llhr type nf
American charnrter proved ns rich IN thclr
pt'wor tt ov0ko laughter m thoy have doto In
,lays Rone ty. Mr. Nuy,np,rt hns n company
iutr.tett to them. Col. Sellers will rehr His
speculative castlcs during tho wcck At this
hDliSr.
, 1880-12-07
RAILROADS.


Aasistnnt f,,r,rui Ma,n,.or lvhoo,,. - -.
chir.'ro s Northwestern iiaiIroaa % Company, NJ ~.
snys tho accident nn his road ncur Crysnl i,ako
Saturday has been greatly exaggerated. All
'no m''naeo !oao 10 tue property Of the CONF
p",.s WIS ~ .hp @ aes!sne',oh or enach atl bug
EaEs.car .',. ny are an'l tho tio'noI'tion OF tho
Mono of tim ncr,l.uts crc,nt tbot !, urs
,,.., -. .ao ".t"'e"ts c"eelt lh'1s IN hiFs'
say,ar1 u. was fers' una tho lattcrs injuries
Eior worst injury Is tho scu,ng OF her hands.
The Compuny sent Dr. tshnm In ut,cn,t t0 ,hn
,..'. 'as' ot vi. aFnproterreat I" tnva
ner attended to hy his fn'nlly pIysicInn.
The Company his a,rca!y settled with mast Of
rost ns quickly rs iS,ss!hic, 'e'''' "''" 'uo
Thu accident, slr, Wheeler snys. was clearly
y t'!1 to f' ] sIpeSs IT,, on III the ,r;dt rst r! G,a 1
sprvicra.s TIN srrlix- ,I,lvcr OF tho I,,Inntivi,
hrt,ko. which at'i .ot prevent tho eti9iao from
tl,u. 4iunaKr tho engineer stur,mi ;hn trnIn
knowing thilt It WA within tyU inn,ttGs ~ liz
tu OF tho fuitnyinr trniu 1,hc ,n.,,l,ntnr ~ 1 ~
III once saw tho tnnger or Ii rtsr cniltsfun''
4 thlGk tS9 prevailing ut tho TING. anil
!uHruiy .,t,ns ,rsy bcti. nlnn ntleK 70 tihE thu
Vs,t,t l,ask nrt I'M, h,,at1r y,r,a @ mn9, ,
train u.lt,.a s,,cu,,K nonE, ind iyoforu il rou
" atnpp't II r,!i ntn tho rcnr Of tho first triu
r. & ai!lnsts tnl u was lurtnntG cir
sit' T, Mtitr, III for W M W. mot tno ~.
cretittcii With svnK thu jiyus Of ts,o pas.c,,o Nv
Hurs. With M ny1i1fty plntforu tim nmuin,,
wnill have run c!es.ll through iho cara ,s
S"s i,t.ed tic ur. III i snly wdI ,SrM sS r. ~
pusAengerA furrynrll. Tho ni,r!ncer on fhn ,Irst
tinil. W!e, hit perceived TINT tho s,irny. burner
,i tj,o ftiwiliv ,rin' md tbp kamt t'' IN 70 @ W..
utl'ail with hs trait Until lie rcuGIsi tic N noxt
statton;;
, 1880-12-07

tsIII:4ARTS OF OAE.'
ATLANTA, Gill;, Dec. G.-Tko chr containing tho
personal bagEage Of tho Hearts OF Oak" cotn-
1,!nRtfon WIS destroyed by flro this morning Mt
Jnncshoro, on tho Central ltuad Abnut twenty
itvo trunks were burned THO private wnri1-
rotD Of tho trtulo IL n complete 1Uss. The Cur
caught fro from MI DvcrheMscl journal.
, 1880-12-07

HEIt4S1I4AtVi7S C.tN1tI71A 3@F1fASV.Ss
Special Dhpdeh 10 The Chta9o Tribune
MONTREAL, bGc. 9.-T11b Baip of sunts for
6nrn lIcrnhnrtlt's scasnn. her, began ut tic
Acnttctny OF Music this fOrpnNoH. Tnare wls
very lttl0 excitement, md little 1norl, thn,, tho
Ori1nnry tlc11,n,d. Tic Drcsa hive trcate,l her
rntlor c0sIly. Mttl shu will escape tho publicity
aud FREQ advertising sku received III Now York,
, 1880-12-07

Tho wonticr Of tho world-The ense and COM.
tort with which Il lady may run tho new No. 3
Wheeler & Wilson Sowing sINchno. l55 atato
StrtOE.
, 1880-12-07

., Terrific LuAh tr Life.
Millions OF r1ts, mice, cnts be.l- hugs, ronchos
lOsD tile1rllvea by collision with slough on Rats h
SOLD by druggists. lie l,uxes.
, 1880-12-07

c,,s,. ,,.,,,s.. ,,...'.,i. sss..s!, i,s.,r
- ~" .,' ~ 'i,eot'e'e "s pIesIniet' isc''
"a an" ssess last num- ~ aa
hns M t,arallrl II, to hfatory tf clnrn1 cn,rnrta
T., ~, ,,,,. a.i. ,.,,rs,,s, a., ..a.." 49,,
~ ~, Wy Auus"R u'"n'" '"u stsRut tus
other. md. frn1uct hv lin Er,eht. rt.v orun,,
ninca nrcu,ntn, sao., fn,t ~ ,,s"t,it,,nd 49,
pr.e' tu a1oo lu u W. .tc
lnc Ut lnstrumrntnlls,s und solo!ste, tho ul,,l-
pnce rrom rnrT,,Irt n hnlcnnv crn,vt1c,i cvnrv
scat mi o,v " tha o,o1r,,t ,;,,ttturI,,n ,yhI.,
~ ,.as 1 -. WI .. m4.e
NJ Il parterrc Tiled with tllttcrng butterflies.
stnrv or ,na ~ Sno ns fh ,sh sna NJ tS
s ,,,, .no pou '",, e,.o m ~,
part ot tho public thlt lid honor botll to tho or
rnnIztiou and IL the musical c1turo nf f,htcnuo
IN navnncn vhtch I'm T, ,,nu liam a. t,,,,rh Il,
~ NV WHICH, MN ,ao .no n.1s uono sn n'en :"
sisted Of flandcrs pnpn1nr and pleasing sonntn
"Acis aud CaIutcn.r tho tSpriuv" uud
usumr,or,, ~ fr,v,in.a t,to,,o,,a -, ,,,, ,r,tt
charasterlstlo rronpii.ess ] 'f sir. Toniins It's At W
" All villa trts rhn1.3.riaeto t.rx,asa m ,,mp @
o,nehf ~ H. ~, ,, ..s H. ~
Inn. viii ~ ~ ~, ,mt,,s ~, ~ sn ae t1
Eo e toiE @ s"ats s towe cro r. m t tno qIue x
tr ~ S ss thn s,,,,ct ho ish "s W N, ~ Gi !i,
nsnr,,s ~ n1,T rpv Sa o T1 "s" ~ ~ 'E 1.nE,t"
wSfn lin cl.sni',tn "nn;1oi II un.iur ,.hIch ~
,,..,iI,,s H., 3rs sI.. ~, m.s'sn 1 "at,Ga , ~
tln ~, ~ @ ~ @ ~ MMs sin" u.
sse oa % }he @ aost m AZ ] SsSEx srfa Il
so so I IT,, 20 r. xssat,Y to .9 Of
sIrt 10 hc.r hnr rt,tcnt hrr nrimriHi t,I,,ni,"r1
, 1880-12-07

comedy. the mntllat1nb viii bo lost stKht Of by
flH average rlAygn RI 1T their iltnLr7tttou urpr
tho uctuE uf, thusu wa fillyU nu.lod.
, 1880-12-07

Tho popular nnu long established don't sts.
Drs. McChostloy, hnvo tho rllsh. 81 best sot
, 1880-12-07
Ros1QA,s EAYoRlIE plAnoMAKER.

Dir. Horny Il. Mlllar, awakening 10 tho musical
growth nr Cacngo, has. wo learn, just appointed
Julius bauer Co.. OF thia city, Western ugonts
for their pianos. It is II fnct TINT this pnno
nrtIatsa position It Wi! tako III ibis Ulty whGii
Its 1neElts lrU fully knnwil.
, 1880-12-07
THE PANAMA CANAL.
------------ TIE lEKNXTT.X TKNAI.
Panama Canal
"The Universal Company"

4
For thc Construction ofan Imterorcautc cau.,
through TIC fsfhnt,s Of 1'anama, un,ier ~
Preside''cy and Aamugeu'emt ef
N. FERDINAND Dh LESSEpS.
President a. tho S,,cs Cunnt Coupnuv. ..,
triM the Patronage and lla.taiunr, ar H.
l'rtnciFat Bn,Iks HH,i liantcrs OF Ev,o,,s
uMA tiHtcrtctt.
ISSUE
OF 600 600 Ahn res tr END Francs E,.h
According IL tern,s OF Organization tcno.,tcd VII.
Mr. champsor dc 'tlocs, Notary Public in i,nr. ,hs
PANAMA CANAL COMPANY
rl'l 10 orHanlscd wifi capital Of 800 millions q,
trnncs, consisting nf
h.OOts shares OF istO francs,
10000 a'lnres hnye scun reserved arcordInc IA
forms OF organization far tho original grantees IN
consideration fur Oxpehren nctrrr und vnt, ,,,,aa
ny them to II. Ferdinand do lesscps, tic rc,,nnins
100000 shares buMH otlored for public aubscftnnn
, 1880-12-07

rrenco to ii question hnforo rushing into print
~ regard tn 1t. If hu Will tin this Iii tho ftlrn
i,!e community "rll have moro cnusc to 10
, 1880-12-07

Over 1ts,ooO Ilowos scntcs sold. borden, scllock
, 1880-12-07

fH.a e 'ss e. e. ~ scs,s 1s.r 5smS; sn
EInnor"' "edn"'iny, DOC. 1t Ii n NJ. ill., e. ,!aJs
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-16

naI1"ed as ever, IS well paid and
gentlemanly passenger conductors
usually s"e.
II suppose you've heard the latest,
jerome ;" he said, with just the least
little depreciation in his voice.
"No. What is it," he asked, in.
differently.
"Rather 4 depaiot"e, and pretty
rough on you fellows; but the super
intendent's gong to put lady tele-
graphe.s in all along the branch
road"
Jack looked intrednlous.
OTIS "a fact" Wheat answered, and
IA shame. You fellows get little
enough now, at double duty"
Jack flushed angrily.
'Then you meaD," he Sid impetu-
ously, 'that they intend to dock our
pay!"
Wheat nodded.
I'm sorry for you, | declare, Je-
rome.'
Jack was thoroughly ans now.
ats al outrageous shame! sup
pose thecompany will save one per
cent by the innovation -sO much for
the beautiful equality Of the sexes
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-16

wild-eycd look III his honest, hand
some face, Alma answered him, very
quietly, but with Il little catch OF her
breath, and Il little thrill in her tone
4 think it might be-s0me time /
And Jack was a resOlute lover, and
in just six weeks time they were
married and they.are SO happy, 50
content, and Alma manages the
money in a way that is marvellous to
her adoring husband, while there are
excellent grounds for the ruGor
spread about among the railroad
officials, that young jerome is to be
given very superior position in the
employ, where his salary will bo
quadrupled. aNi'6 =
But Jack and Alma will never bt
any happier, because they are as hap-
Ply as they can be now, and Jack
never ceases to bless the day when
the superintendent put lady opera
tors on tie brallchilihe. ! III. /
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-16

was half a smile, half u pleading de-
precati0n. >e ,sf ~; d
And 50 did |, MI. Jerome. tits
80 hard for US women to find posi-
tons to decently support u.s.
She was poor-oh, it was raptur-
ously sweet to him to hear her say
so! If she had been rich-tliis lovely
little girly-
Jack controlled certain audacious
hope that leaped up in his heart, but
did not take his eyes off of her.
Il don't approve of women being
employed in places as public rs this,
Miss Barry
She flushed suddenly, but answered
gravely:
Nor do |, Mr.. Jerome. But what
are they to do!
Stay at home, and make it the
heaven on earth for the husband who
loves them. Let him work in such a
place as this-she in her own sphere.
A delicious little flush crimsOned
her face as she dropped 1t away from
his eager eyes.
Yes she answered, softly. Some
women are SO blessed, but not all
He leaned forward toward her, the
audacious hope past control now, the
sweet, sudden passion that had been
growing for all those months spring
ing up like a sursing sea that would
not be stayed.
Not all but will you not make
me so blessed 7 Alma, you have
been my love tor months; is it pos
sible-can it be possible, that you
will be my wife 2
He had said it, and with Il solemn,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-04-27
Table Manners.

We have our various views as to what
it is that constitutes fit and becoming
behavior at the table. Perhaps none
have quite the whole body Of the law at
their command: but everybody has q
little manuel Of the chief points, and in
that life where there il any material at
tention paid TO comfort, the greater part
Of the people know enough to cause
them to- eat with their knives and forks,
to keep their arms OF the cloth, not to
lie sidewise on the table, to always use
their spoon right side up, to butter their
bread on their plate instead Of in the air,
to forbesr the use Of toelh-pick; these
and other similar obseryances almost ev-
erybody knows and practices
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-04-27
Success with Small Fruits.

Formerly, writes the Burlington
Hd,ckeye man, the blackberry was re-
garded as merely bramble in this coun-
try. 1t is still quite generally so re-
garded. When man gets to thinking
it Is not q biamble, all he has to do Is to
waltz around IN u healthy patch, with
nothing on him but cotton shirt and a
pair Of tow trousers, and he will come
out restored to the faith of his fathers
The greatest enemy the blackberry has
IL boys. Five boys, from town, can eat
more green blacliberries in day than
would ripen ia week. For many
years the great desideratum has been a
hardy berry that could resist the perma-
ture onslaught of boys from town. 1t
IL great desideratum still. The Schenei-
der, variety that WAS invented by an
Iowa borticulturist, is the nearest APP
proach to il. 1t is bred from perfectly
green persimmon, crossed with dog
wood tree, and still further propagated
with q hybrid of NORWOOD bush and
Wild crab apple. II is not a perfect de-
Tense, but there are very few boys who
cure TO eat more than quart of them
Nobody else, however, can go past the
field where the Schneider is growing
without being attacked by Aslatic chole-
tn, and this tends to weaken the partial
success this hardy berry has achieved
Then there il bug--I do not know the
name of it--that crawls over the berries
now and then. When you eat berry
that has been glolided by a visit from
this bug, you lie down in the briers and
pray heaven to take you home in just
about three seconds. And if you live,
you can wake up in the night, along in
the middle Of next winter, and shudder
as you taste of that berry.
When your blackberrlcs grow too
thickly, you will want to thin them out.
To this end you lVust kill some of them.
This can be done by digging well
where the plant stands; then turn the
farm upside down and let it dry out
thoroughly for couple Of years, then
turn it over, upside down, and start a
'brick-yard on the back Of it. This will
Kill OF some Of the plants. There may
he sotGe shorter and cheaper method of
Killing blackberry bushes than this, but
neveilbeard of 1t, and it isn't likely
tthal there IL any
lfyoN want to devote about forty
scres oof ground to the cultivation OF
Alackberiaes, plant about three healthy
wines In some corner Of the field, about
the MIDDLE of April. Then about the
LIST Of May. the man who owns the farm
on the other side Of the road, will bring
civilacliOn against you, and try to col
lect damages, for destruction Of his two
fields of wheat by raid Of blackberry
vines.
Itis not known at what season of the
year blaclSberries ripen. The blackber-
ry has never been known 10 ripen. II
the hucksters aud boys should all die in
June, IL ia probable that the berries
would ripen some time in July or Au-
gust. But they never had chance to
see what they could do at ripening
The blackberry is no named, because
It Is blue, in order to distinguish it from
the blneberry, which Is black.
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can do better, or even as well, for you rs
that, will see him again, wish also to
call attention to the fact, that having &c.
cured from 20 to 35 thousand pounds Of
shucks, and n machine for preparing them
by steam power, can furnish any size or
quality Of mattress at prices which shall be
IA low as tho same can be gotten anywhere
else. always have on hand large nssort.
ment Of Undertakers goods, which FOR
CASH will also DO sold for 10 per cent. on
cost, which will be only about oneNhslf the
customary price. | have no Seyen Hundred
Dollar IIenrso, with $50 plumoa, aud square
house glass all roind II, nor never kept one
that rosemblcl Circus Show Wagon. As
to any extraordinary attachments in my
profession, or any enormous purchasing
power, which may bo claimed by others,
have nothing TO say, bur will leave that for
others to determine. According to such
visible evidence Us they may be able to disN
cover. think as prospective walk through
my premises would convince any one that
have invested in ry business ten dollars
To where
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