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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-13
by Grubbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciionetrs.
vauth ssreet herween Main and Ban

by Grubbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucionetrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
EXCEEDIN VALU A B l. f
h VACANT LOT AT THE SoUTHWEsT COR
NER OF CANAL AID TENTH STREETS At
AUCTI0N.-We win sell by auction. on the
preiniscs. on TUESDAY the 10th OF March. ri AZ
O'Clock p. ~. the very valuable LOT situated Us
above described, fronting af0ut 81 feet on Tenth
street and running back along the south line OF
Canal street loo feet 10 ne Basin, thus having Two
street fronts aud one waller front, snording uDu ua
facilities e receiving IA discharsing merchan1se.
This property being sia edJust where, N all proc.
ability. the terminus snd depois or The Richmond
aud Allegheny railroad will be located offers an IN
Il iuIesd very rare snd which y de erying OF
especial attention. II has always commanded iaIr
'V Tr n s:I AT spe. GiRUBDs & WILLIAMS,
NH IL AucriOnttrs.
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Manufacturing
S.cLs 20 and OF bers u.s. the sane. the uUdeTSg Dei
i'm Toe and specai c0mmi sOner of lie court VIII
sell at public auction, on the premises, at O'Clock
WEDNESDAY THE 3lsT DAY OF MARCH
NfXt,
the following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
/. All TIE WATFR-POWERA ND WATER
RIGHTS AND PR.ViLEG rs, including an undi-
yided moiety OF he 'anal and caDa-bed, The dam.
and an ea,ernenls appurieI ant thereto, which were
coDyeNet 10 the panAi;le Manufacturing Company
i,y Crews, Sodcnhizer 60. by deed dtied ne Zotu
d3y OF September, 1862. and which were AFTER
wSrs conyt, cd ly The Danyile Manufacturing Com
pany to H. Rob ri irs'ec, by deed o. trust dated
ihe 9th day of May, 1866 both deeds recorded ln
the Busiings Court OF lanvile,
2. Also, the THREE LOTS o. LAND, suitable
for fdctoiY sites and o her purposes, lying between
the esnl and Dan river. Ole of these lots has a
frint on The canal OF 2f4t feet, improved by a
BRICK BUILD Nc ana the fOunt a iOu-wa Is, &C.,
OF the wUoll factory formerly operated by the
Danville Manufacturing COMPANY The second LOT
has a front on he cans Ell l76 feet, and he third
iron Of 2,l6l feet all running Dsc. 10 t1e T'ser
sale, aHd meanwhile can be seen upon Sppncalon
10 Tie under igned at his Office IN Danyilie Va
These los are aso more fully deserted Ia above
The properly wiz be sold subject To the covenants,
restrictions, and provisions OF he two sbove-men-
toned decd, and also snDec 10 tie creei ana FRO
cecdnPs Of the Court In The two suits above mem
ti)ned. adjudicaling the rights OF all parties lhse-
re- ted In the said rly.
TERMS OF SALE: Teh perceutum OF me pu,-
chase oneys In cash the resi- ne by equal lnsIal
ments OF one two. ana three years from dy OF SAFE,
bearing interest from that day. for which me pnr-
chaser win be required to give bond win Rood se-
EN- ity The ~ .e to be retained until all me purchase
money Is paid and the further order or the Court.
The above sale Is worthy OF the attention OF eapl-
taliss and all oth rs who NAV wish TO engage IN sny
kind Of water-power factories at point 50 iaSor-
"''' HARRISON ROBERTSON,
Trustee and Special Commits ionsr'
10 o6tlih9Oi
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By Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Anctloneer'
1912 Main street.

MOST EXCELLENT AND PRODUC-
vi TIVE MPROYEn FARM IN HtNNkiC,0.
foIIVrY. TEN MILES EAST OF AND EELOW
THE cry OF RICnMoXn. OF TIE I. NJ Ai Mn
land ROAD,ONE ANn \ HALE NlLtS SOY II
nF FOIIR-MII II CREEK BAPTIST tHtJ knH,l ~
iFNRiCn. CONTAINING ONE HGH !, TF A :, NJ
IL 4 GOOD STATE OF Ci LTiVArlirE, VIII ~
A MOE FRAME DWELLING CON Az NM
Six ROOMS, KITCHEN, 81 AHLES. HARMS 6C..
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC Al CTloN; By leIuesni
OF The heirs OF the late Mr'. mi j Grove sn9l
stn. uDon The prrml,' :. on MONDAY NJ NJ, me
9Th day of March, 1880. at2 o'cigck j. ". Oh mat
day. The above valuable FARM lately ana ior ipng
time occupied by Mrs Grover pre- 20 hsc ~ !:
TIE FARM IS welt located. and l. IN nrst-tate
nfighborhood: mills, churches, schools. %c' he5r
hy: sufficient quantity II timber for he hemanHs
of III farm. Tins /. justly regarded vs. one 9i me
hos, Ii,ic FARMS ir lower Icnrico. ana 81 cla AZ
,entinn &c called 10 the sale. Mr.. W. u. Grover
MN The premises. will lake pleasure In snoWlhg
fIe premises 10 any one wishing 10 examine tneH
prior to The dag of sale. ,, oil Tv-o
Immediately after The above sale VIII seh IVY
UIT\DRND AND SEVEN ACRES a JoinnS ana
directly IN front Of The farm first described Iue
soil u y4rt good. and a bargain vii Dc rad.
me TERMS will be liberal ana announcer III
tine Of sale. hoph" -, =. 80,
NH 2-M,ThStd AucIlol- y :.
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D. George y. Crawford,
Real Estate Astnt and Aucii0ncor.
No. zoos Bank street.

SALE OF Il DESIRABLE
L FARM AND STORE II tHtSTERtlELD
COMFY, on TIE GLOVFR-HlLL RAILROAD
TIGUTEfN bile. FROM n!CnM9Nsp, A M
THf SAME DISTANCE FROM PETERSBURG.
At PUBLIC AEC1lON.-In 'Xecuiioh OF or,
ialn de- "a of trust, dated 2Sh January. 1879. and
tuty r cOried IN lie clerks Office Of The County
court Of Chesterfield county On 'he 3lst day ct
! .u;art :. y 1850. in Deed-I;OOk vnuInf OZ, page
463 viii Offer for safe. At The door Of he Gu tom
house In thc cry of Richmond. on TUESDAY he
I6 b CAV of March. 4. -. 1880, at IL 0'clocK.M. q.
beng thereunio required by the henofcilry IN sNlf
decd of trust default having Defn made In he pay
Ineni of hc note secured thereby. mat desiI3cie
IitI.c FARM situated above. containing 10
ACI,F more OF less. 10 acres of which In arabic
land balance I'm wood There + up,n 1t TWO
STORY DWELLING. containing five rooms. IN
good order. in tn. midst Of 'hade aud suIrcunded
by IN ubbery. with smoked Cu g. spring Reuse ever
go1 d sEring OF water. stable. &C. There Is al Il
small sTOREHOCSE, where business IS now be-
ing cone. r II,
TERMS Cash as 10 amount Of eXpenses OF sl'e'
Tho paylpCut of on note for f212. vi SIX per ce
Interest from 2Sih JanuiTN. 1850; "a ence rs TO-
lows : s224 one wear amer dac; 1856 TWO years
af a date: s2fS hree years amer date, WITHOUT III
terest: aud The rtmalrcer payabls i've years aiter
,,a,c. with iairres. at six percent. per annum'
mi 3 GEORGE 4. CRAWFORD, trustee.
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6rcpNOSD. RaED'G " POTOMAC x. X 20 !
RICHMOND. VA. November Z, 1879
COMMENCING NOVEMBER g. lS'9'
" traips on this road vii run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
e.IoA NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcet station ds ~ lex
cept Sundays; due at Was6;ngton,
LILO y. NJ; Baltimore, 800 L: d; :
Philadelphia, 6:3t p. M; New YORK;
1905 2. NJ ,,,o
Wv a, Washington. 1925 =. VI 7alumcre'
ll:25 Z. 81. PhilS ielphla, $40 A. H. :
New York, $40 4. VI.
A.OO y. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN ior
Junction. leaves Hroao street 9IssioA
daily iexcept Sr' 6aysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
tn15p arrives at Byrd-sLrect station daily
$3.50 fexcept Sundaysl. Leaves New YORK,
2:Ih A. NJ; pills ialunia. ll43 A.
Nj: Balt' more, $3.50 Z. VI. Waning
tor $40 L. NJ 80,
I,.40 Z. NJ, arrives ~ Bgrd-S'rett siaiot cs!T'
Leaves New York, 1890 2. NJ; Phil'
adeIpha, 1l0 ;. NJ; Rlltlnere,
ass 4. ~ Washiagl0I, 700 \. n.
e.t9AN ECCONNODATION THAlS arrive.
As 8road.Slresr station ally teacep,
Ssrl,ysl. &. p. TAYLOR,
Genera gics'f Aga.
EFT d. MYERS, General Superintendent. IN
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DEPARTURE: 0F sthANEs.s.

ONFAHTVii9. az NthANhs,r
V1oR NEW YORk.-The Old - 1s%s
z Dominfon Steamehip Company s,-ss--sssszss
steamship NASHATTAN. Captain KELLY, VIII
saii SUNDAY. March IA IA. A. o'ciOch \. NJ.
Freight received unnl q O'Clock saturday evening"
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED.
Cabin iare to New York, $l2; steerage, 80 ana
IS. ,, aoo6, ,o,.
gyarded WIKI dispatch to all points north, south, e
and west aleO, to foreign ports.
For freight apply 20 ,o ,...
NH 1917 FplaDanNs wharf. hOchttls.-
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OPTICIANS.

rI,O REGAIN YOUR SlGaf .se<ss->
FOR 2ac., W., ~
cal at 22s Broad siroe, aud get pair OF ~
snne,,or ouatity always on hand. Prices irVm =o''
inward Ssilfuliy adjusted 20 The eSee
AP"s.' q. 4. WAIIER,
practical On,ietan Matchmaker, and Jewer.r,
2a8 Rroad street taxent tor W. H. co~sr''""
mh 6-3m -.-------
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EOR SALE, n NICE FARM OF $50
Il ACRES one aud n half miles from Cuney's,
ON the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poiomac
railroad Good buildings, abundance "i me NUT.
Will st cheap. Address Box 3, Ouineys; 'aronne
comfy, Va. hnn 3-otN
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RvAI, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

:.
EOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM Of
II EOPTY ACRES with EXCELLENT Brick
nWELi,ING and large barn. within thre fourihs
of mile of the city. The land Is well sec IN grass
and upon psrt of u has me otchaFo ALSO
part payment. and give long cr,dits for The balance
AO' ' f. NJ. CONNER. Attorney,
NH O III 1C0l Main street.
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DBL ELpHtA, RICH * .Sigs
Z MCND. AVID NORFOLK STEAM IA; .ssssfE
SHY LINE;-g0R Pill kneL:iiiA, FALL
TnRrg TINES A~WgEE.-Upul fuFtSs2 no.
tie the cleaners ofyas lne will msEe tri-gefk'i
III tYgSDAY, ard SATURDAY, and Richnss.
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. End SUNDAY. con.
Meeting al Philadelphia With Ciyde's New EngianC
LIne Tor Fall River.
QUICK TiME-FgEQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily q ptii O'Clock r. NJ.
AahS W. MCCARR OK,
General Sost eru Ag.nt, Ricnnond, Va.
W. LIAM Z. CLYDE a CO.,
General danascr'.
uo2a NO 10 Sou,h Rh2vyes. PHi.Alsl.his
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL II Fsfsee,
~ sTEAMERS aczsslsts-ass
sail from Baltimore, steamship SANDMAN
TUESDAY, January 20th. AT 9 4. NJ.
Sail from Baltimore. steamship MORAViAN,
TUESDAY, January 2Tth, ~ 9 4. VI.
Followed by other dr't-C lass steamships OF his
me every MONDAY al 4. ", and every alternate
WEDNESDAY nj 8 a. NJ.
SUPERB CABIN ACCOMMODATIONS.
Pariis sending for their friends can purchase
prep1i1 ticE cts and viii fud this the most conyc-
uirnt liuc
lnleTDe dia'e and Storage passengers Will find ihi
the mOst economical and comfortable route.
For outward anu pteD1ii ticker. ere. apply 20
A. W. GARBEP, Agent,
he 27-eoiim S26 east Main street.
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ca ~ gEa a.sgEs sHssf

80 "a T1Jkkfss 10 w. vfff>,--'--'sT
rHrsAPsAKg AID OHIO RAfLwAy,l
GgS'L PAsspNsEH AND TICKET OFFICF, I
RICHMOND. VA, March ~, lssV.
rVuE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY. recognizing the importance
~ dine AID convenience TO tie travelling pno'ic,
VI ~ runs
TWO FAST PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND
From LYNCUBUBG, Va.
,,au. TpAIN L., yes Rjcbmopd....... 500 !. y
9ia,ncc,s closely al GordOnsviIis. ITO =.
And arrives Lypc, i;;.,s.i, Z;S9 ono
train for ne hogiliwesi. - =,
FyPrEsS TRAIN leaves Eichnond.' l'OV A. '''
Connects closely Mt Lynch "rE JUNO o.oo NJ
fiOu................s.s..ss ,s''''''''.' IN
And arrives M Dyucbbure. "......,..., D'to h' ''
Mail 1g!ly except SUNDAY, Bxprsss iilly. 4,
Businessmen taxing the Express Ira can sp ox
The day An Lynchburg with The loss ~ OILY on
day from nome. and without the cxpense OF nlxnt-
lod1Ipg Fare always rs low as by any Other fvus.
Tickes for sale AT chesapeake and ONO E1 '"J
lend Va. CONWAY Il. HOWARD.
General Passenger aud Ticker Ag.nt.
j. G.. DAME, southern Agent inn I2-os
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WHY BE SICK aud aillpg when HOP BlTTERs vii
surely cure you?
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HICsacSD, YORK River AND, HEspsAsS
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY {, 1880.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 =. VI. Leave Rschmond daily lexcep', sun.
dayl connecting at West Point on
TUESDAY, THUR DAY. ana SAi-
URDAY with steamers Tor All Ian'-
fngs on the York river and Tor Ba't-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1904. MI Leave Richmond daily teTcep. sn ,t
1000 A. NJ day., conn, cling at West rom WIZ
steamers for Bali.moie on MoHpAY
T T,,ISg,,,fy va va u sSSTTERTDAAY:
with steamers for New YORK on
MOEDAY. WEDNESDAY. and
FRIDAY: with steamers Tor froN',
,ience and RoSlon on TUESDAY anc
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
iona A, VI. Arrive at Richmond daily Except
Sunday. connecting AT West POM
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from BAN.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
9.55P. MI Arrive at Richmond daily (excepl
500 l.. NJ sunday, connecting at West rom
with steamers from BALTIMORE, New
York. Providence, and Boston.
no transfer Of freight al Richmond 70 OF itl ~
so1.hern points. Cars run through between s''dh's
sri West Point. -, -. 80.
Careful handing ald dispatch, With lowest rates
yuarant. 81, 80
I'd rough bills Of ladng, with guaranteed rates
i-s,ed TO ell northern aud N.csfe err polnts.
For IN formation. apply at Office or TIE company
Twelty-ihrd and Dock streets iilcnmona, Va.
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STEAMBOAT>y~lI.s
ssG.<-ss<SsB
COMPANIES
JAMES-RIVER LINE.
FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,.
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES 2TVFI
CONNECTING AT
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BAY-LINE.
r0R BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.

The FAST and elegant Steamer ARIEL, CaptaiI
Z.C.GIFFORD carrying the United states NALL
leaves Richmond for abOve-named places every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, ana FRIDAY, al $50
4. VI.
yare 70 Norfolk or mOdth............f 30
Fare Tor round "trip, un!,mted...,.,,,.,....' 90
Fare 10 Baltimore. . ng
Fare 10 Philadcin0la... . -
Fare to New OfE..s... '.sss.'s's'' -
r. f.0s ipu 1" w
Through tickets SCli az Carriers, s26 Main street
T. scnaER. Hotel AID On beard steamer Saggsf'
checked through.
Fr4lsh, received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Nsv bern, Washington. snd Tar aorc', ~ C., aud A.
landings on Tar river; va hingtpn' ID. e., hAmD
toc. and rasirrn shore Of Nlryinis, aui regular
BINDINGS on james river. ~ lowest rates.
T.. &. TATiM. superintendent,
100 Main street and BOcketts,
l. - NrCARrIcK. ARen'. %orf.ll. Oc
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BY Edward j. Warren,
Ceai Estate Agent and AuciiOneer.

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctiopeers.
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TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LARGE VACANT
TOT kOETHfAST CORNER OF ORhCE
AND HENRY STREETS.
WATER POWER PROPERTY AT
w DANNILLE, VA.

i. TmoMrso'l BROWN. Auc ioneer. olIi 10
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lffuH-
Udil. |nrt'fI 70
WEST Daily Except E1arts7. bAy
EOUND. Sunday. Daiil. I.N 'Fp|
sunday.
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ObD DOlINiON ~rFAMSaIP ,>sSS;
~ COMPANY. LIZ 4ss
FOR NEW YORK.

~ snpahy MI dispsteb one of ther sl,..i.-,.
HAITIAN, IsAkC eEoL, aud RiGfiAlUsD-
every TuEsDA FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at
h'Pt wafer.
These sbips are entirely new, and were bU:N ex-
pressiy far this route.
TheY 1--we splendid falcons, stase-roorns. ana osis
ROOMS.
Tse faIe, accommodations, ard stteotiops &re 81
eurfGgcen.
Ships gOluq north land ST Pi'r 81, North river
foot Of Beach STREET. ships coming south SAIL IRON
lrcr i3. Ncr.h river, foot OF Christopher street.
Frri4pt rrceiv.u uuti' o'clock Z. VI. daily.
FreigRss ror points Oey0nc New York forTt.c
with dspalch. asa 40 Charge made except SCtsi c.
pe.ses Incurred.
EsSin i4te % New Y9rA, slG stssrage, % -.
1s.
gor further infol na,ion Apply b
GEOk6i ". ALLEN N CO., hg1cH,
~ nala. Nm !. LANle M esen. ls W..
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Ey yiitue Of decree of the Musings Court oil
me town of Dinyille % The Ieccmbfr lerin, 1879,
IN the s,,;ts OF Crews, RodenlZ,r Co. rs. inuyile
Manufacturing COMPANY ana ojh'rs. and on !. =:
Stokes 90. and Others u.s. be san.e me u'is
tru Tee and suociai c0mm siOner Of lie court VIII
seil AZ public auction, the premises, at O'Clock
l.. n. on 80, ,,.,,c,,
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ITEMS OF INTEREST,

Over $40, 900, 900 year are expended
in private horticulture in Great Britain
and Ireland.
rains "cats and dogs" but when it
Spitz dogs, look out.
A Russian physicist maintains that
the quantity of water on the earths
surface is diminishing.
Enormous natural caverns, one 900
feet long, have lately been found near
Wells, Somerset, England.
Mrs. Betsy Rice, of Lower Saucon
township, Pa, is l07 years OF age. She
does not use spectacles, and is remarka-
bly, active.
A young lady suggested to her father
the other day that they save all their
old ice and give it to the poor.-NG'O
York Herald.
OF 100 patents issued from the govern
ment office in Washington ninety eight
never pay back the amount of the fee to
the owners.
A bad little Philadelphia boy made
his mothers hair rise the other day.
He stole her switch for kite bobs.-
Phiaiell hiG Chronicle.
elf you feel like sneezing," says all
English physician, throw yourself fiat
on your back" And yet there are peo-
pie who say that they can sneeze just as
well standing up.
A man in Fannin county, Texas, re-
Gently caught deer in fish net. 1t
appears that the animal was chased by
| dogs and, jumping into the net, became
entangled in it and was captured.
The Astor library at New York sends
| its books to be bound in England, for
economy. The price of binding an or
| binary thick octave volume in half
| morocco in New York is $l,50; in Lon
| don about 81.
The suburban who talks most elo.
| quently of crops, focks or herds, is he
who has lived all his days between the
pent.up walls of a city until week be-
fore last. Fresh knowledge is what
gives man the itch.
You see," said lively oil bachelor,
on being advised to get married, you
see l can't do it, because l could not
marry woman didn't respect, and it
would be impossible for me to respect a
woman that would consent to marry
me-"
A remarkable occurrence lately took
| place on the northern coast of California.
| A fore-and-aft schooner, while lying in
a safe harbor, as was supposed, and hav-
| ing no crew on board on account OF the
safety of the position, was boarded by
rats in such numbers that they ate away
all her standing rigging, including head
stays, and also the jibs, foresail and
mainsail. All were destroyed beyond
| the possibility of repair.
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Why He Wouldn't 10 Fishing.

Billy Manning could tell the funniest
thing in the world, and never "ccack a
SMILE" On one occasion he overlook
the writer on Fourth street, St. Louis.
l hadn't seen him for two years, but he
came up and began to talk just as if we
had been in company together ten min
utes before. Said he: "Some of the
boys want me to go a-isbing. l told
them / couldn't go, as ] diCn't know
anything about fishing, and besides /
had no tackle. you needn't take any
tackle, they said. But how will you
catch fish without tackleP l asked.
Nothing easier they replied. 'Kero-
sene OIL How are you going to catch
fish with Kerosene oilP' go out in a
boat pour kerosene oil on the water
the fish come up and swallow it; il
makes them sick; they go ashore ia
throw it up, and you hit 'em in the head
with a CLUB. .'"--SaB FrGHcisc0 Argus,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-11
Story of n Wonderful Cure.

The papers have been commenting on
the " "summer stories published in diff
ferent parts of the country, but the fol-
lowing from the Catholic Mirror, pub
lished at Baltimore, ccipses anything
that has yet appeared: Mr.. james Pat
terson, of this city, has little daughter
Katie, who is now nearly ten years old.
Some five years ago she began to have a
slight occasional pain in one OF her
knees, which became a trihe enlarged,
and her parents took her to one of the
leading physicians of Baltimore, who
made light of the trouble, and gave
some medicines that did the child no
good. The enlargement increased, and
when the father took her to another
doctor, who also stands high in his pro-
fession, he pronounced il a case of white
swelling, and he treated her for it, But
he did not succeed in curing her.
Finally, she was placed in the care of an
eminent surgeon, who has since died.
He, too, failed. The swelling re-
mained, and the tendons of the leg
got drawn up so that the child
could not put her foot down fiat
on the ground. Her father had great
faith in Che apparitions at Knock. He
wrote to Ireland to ,me triends-tor some
of the mortar from the chapel there, but
DeIOIG IL hIllNGu IN llAllttllbt BlNN
him about a tablespoonful of water i'll
which some of the mortar had been
dissolved. That was aboJH two months
ago The same evening he took the
child in his lap, rubbed some of the
water on her knee in the sign of the
cross, saying some prayers at the same
time, and then gave her the rest of the
water to drink. He then went to his
work as watchman, and when he re-
turned home the next morning he was
met by his daughter, who greeted him
with the words: Papa, my knee is as
! the swelling had disappeared, the sinews
had grown soft, and the little girl could
walk as well with one foot as with the
other. The cure is perfect. Since that
| day there has been no pain, andsit is
now impossible to tell which knee was
affected.
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TERMS, e1.5O A YEAR.
At the Pasture Bars.

Returning lonely from the field
She met me at the pasture bars;
The moon was like golden shield,
The armament was lit with stars.
AS morning dawn her face was mild,
AS evening, 30 her limpid eyes,
God never gave a sweeter child
For weary man TO idolize.
SO winsome seem ed her artless mirth,
Her soft caress and ardent kiss,
thought OF all delights OF earth
The angels SUI ely covet this.
l know they mean TO do no i'll,
But whom they love they lure away;
Good angels love her as you will,
But leave her with mo while l stay.
Just as she is, for would set
The hand OF time behind an hour,
Ii that would stay little yet
The bud from blowing TO tho flower.
And when at length we homeward went
The fragrant azure shone 80 clear,
The great familiar armament
thought had never seemed so near.
So near, the moon above the trees
An airy globe of silver swung,
And in the dewy tops OF these
The stars in mellow clusters hung.
So near that could scarce forego
The thought that one who longing waits
Might hear them singing sweet and low
Across the golden portalcd gates.
j. p. Irvine.
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Rates Of Advert
A Harvest Song.

With beauty crowned, the bearded grain
Basks in the harvest sun;
The nurture needed for its growth
From countless sources won.
The cool winds kiss the golden heads,
! he skies bend soft and blue;
And while men sleep, celestial hands
Shake down the balmy dew.
And day by day, in rain and shine,
Its story sweet is tod
OF Him whose tender love and care
The helpless world inlold.
For the old Judean miracle
Each year is wrought again;
With His own hand the Master gives
Bread TO the sons OF men.
And never, while the rainbow spans
The storm-cloud's misty trail,
Shall seed-time with its promise cease,
Nor harvest-blessing fail!
-.Ndry E. SIeight.
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Some twenty stations and six or eight
mare colts have been shipped from Nor
m andy to Bloomington, Ill. Three OF
the horses weighed 2.0l6 pounds each,
and the rest averaged about 300. They
are to be brooded with common Western
stock.
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The German sou lptor, Muller, whose
magnificent statue of "Prometheus
Bound has just been bought for sixty
thousand marks by the government and
placed in the Berlin national gallery,
was, when poor boy, cook in Mu-
Mich hotel.