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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27
NOTICE FOR
Prescription Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston l. T. Jan. 9th 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
\ the following named settler has fled
notice of his intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim, and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from
the date of this notice. viz: Feb. 2Sth
1850. 10 a. m. George A. Clay, -emption
d. s. No'i095 for the M SCI and 81 NEt
Sec, 33 TIP 3S n. r. 2 W., and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: Michael
Mann and Il. r. Richardson both of Ne2
Perez county |. T.
J. NJ. Howe,
10 Of. Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27
PROOF NoTrC
Homestead PROOF =
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston I. T: Feb. ST. lm
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN mi
~ following named settler has 6led,.
his intention to make final proof in m,.'.
his claim. and SECURE final entry tber,,fs
expiration of thirty days from the d,t. !,
notice, viz: March 9th 1880 lOa.
fore B. +, Morris deputy dist. cls,s i
Co. |. I. Stephen 5. Fem, homesteI
try No. Is for the lots 3 and 4 and 81 n
Sec. 2 TIP 30 n X 3 Il, and names 4.
lowing as his witnesses, viz: X. " W]
and John n. Rice both Of Idaho ca ! Il
J. NJ. How
17-5t n
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27
"a Sn'HN e
U. $, LAND OFFICE,

U. S, LAND OFFICE,
Lewiston /. Z. Feb. . 1850.
4 tOMPLAI>T HAVING BERN ENTERED
1jat this Office by JOHN Il. Glass against
Charles W. Hutchinson for abaL doninr his
Timber culture entry No. l99 dated Aug.
5, 1878, upon the SWt Me- and NlN&SE
and NEi SWi and SCI NW4 Sec IL, u
ii n K W, in Nez Perces COUNTY T. r.,
with view to the cancellation of said Ell
try: the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office on the Sth day
March, 1850 at 10 o'clock a. m. to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said a..
legged abandonment
j. NJ HOWE. R. Monroe,
l7-4w Register Rec.iver
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27

Correspondents. when writing TO the TEL
LEB, should endeavor either il writing up
the report of malpractice in their 'neighhor-
hood or replying to facts or assertions ut
tered against them to avoid as much as pos
sihle the use OF reprcachful epithets, They
carry no force: they reflect no credit, and
invariably affirm the charges they attempt
to refuta.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27
MO TICG FOR
Presumption Proof.
L. 3. LAND OFFICE,

L. 3, LAND OFFICE,
Lewiston llthn Feb 10Th 1880.
%AOTICE l. HEhEBY GIVEN THAT
sVthe following named settler has filed no.
tice OF his lnteuiian To make final proof in sup
port OF bis claim and secure final entry there
o; at the expra'i III OF thirty days from the date
OF this notice, viz: Saturday March q $50 10
a. N. Charles Hoffman pre- empt;on u. s. No.
1883 for the NEt sec. 81 Up 80 n. h. CIV.
and names the following as witnesses. viz;
Francis Lahole AMI Rupert Schuyler both of
Nee Perez county |. I.
NJ Howe,
-o-ot REGISTER
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27
NOTICE EOn'
Presumption PROOF
land 0ERIcn

Lewiston l. 7. Feb. sth. Issn
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVpwvm III
~ following named settler has Az At
his intention to make final proof i ~ bot
his claim, and secure final entry th.sspPs
expiration OF thirty days from ,h .s'eois
notice. Wv: March l3, 1880, 10 o,oasa
Michael Mann presumption d 3 VIZ
for the lots 3 and 4 and 81 NWl 49,
81 N b 2 w, and names the follar
witnesses, viz: Christ Wartemba,v
helm Kruger George L. Seward M
A. Clay, all of Genesee Nez Perez :.
y J. How
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27

Be KrNn.--Any information regarding
the whereabouts Of Marshall Monroe Clou-
ger, who lived last Spring in the Assotin
country, near Anatone will be thankfully
received by his father, Peter Clouzer. at
Below, Holt county, Mo. 1t is supposed
that he has been murdered for his money,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27
~ { plA'ACE E1JE
pre~empticsl Proof,

LAND OFFICE AT |
Lewiston TT. Feb 3lSMl
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THJ
~ the followingaamcl settler has
notice Of his intention to make final M
IN support of his clai >, and secure final
try thereof at the y'iration of thirty
from the date of Ills notice, viz: VI
10th 1880, 10 q. m. Patrick Kinnier,
emp.ion u. s. SO for the 81 Sci and
SE4 end SCI NH see. 8 TIP IS NRI
and names the following as his witn
viz: Nicholas Humphreys, Thomas In
and John Tuckey all Of Nez Perez Co !
J, NJ. Howl
17-5w Reid,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27
NOTICE FOR
HON, stead Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lew ston I. 7. Feb. 2 1850
HyOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
aVthc following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from
the date of this notice, viz: March 1880
10 a. m. William A. Mcfarland. homestead
entry No. $50 for the Sc! Sec. q TIP 80 N
r W. and names the following as his wit
nesses, viz. Philip Brady, and John Rob-
crts both of Nez Perez county l, T.
J. NJ. Howe.
l7.jw Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27
NOTICE
U. S. LAND oFprou

Iow;. - Ia Nd OFFICE
~oup, .ewston I. Feb. ls,s -,
4 IoM III. l HAVING BEEN ast1 pl isss
Vat tbs etiice by Edward Bn,L. kN1Rl
ward II Laing for ahandonins 70 (, .gaias
entry No. BIG. dated May H., ny ny hon.
\ } SEA SEQ 80 and WI SWI So .0so ~ apN
:? N, K W in Nez Perez eonn . ". tos1
view to the cancellation of said ~ IT.
parties are hereby summoned - sn.iy: "
once on the 23d day OF March ahpP sss
O'Clock a. m, 20 respond and fnrn; isN,
concerning said alleged abanaonn0 's'tp
J. NJ. HOWE, pnnent.
1874 Register, Ac1lssI
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27
ShexiNs Sale of Real
Estate.

DfVIRTUE 0FAN EXECUTION ISSUED
lDout Of the Probate Co1rt of Nez Peree
county | I. in the suit Of the people of
the United States in the territor, OF Idaho.
against haries la ter. and The real estate and
ialPs temtnfs in sHl; count. ;ltxrmcnt WAS
rendered III the said sail On tie aSi, ,,ay of
Deee'nher II i76 n favor nr sai tlain tiff
AMI against said deGen sunt the ss.a of
(Sii1 'ol nnc han ifei anal forty ;wn and if
teea onc hlnirciths dollars. with tbirty uer
cent aiaci. a,n"t.nt a, Il tsi2 g. .nrty two
dollars and six'F t-ar ore huBirelt.s dollars.
together with The cGsts cf SUIT taAel Mt 1881
eight dJl!ars aad ucetun. costs. have
levied upon all the right title aud interest of
tie said Charles Halter in aud to the follow.
'ng described real estate, situated in Palouse
precinct, Nez Perez county /. T., to-wit: The
west halt of the northwest quarter of section
nihe, and the east half of the northeast quarter
Ct secfi'n eight in township forty-one n,,rth of
range four west in the district of lands subject
to sale at Lewiston I. T. containing ne hun
cred and sixty acres. Notice is hereby given
that On Wednesday the 9Th day of March
A. ID. 1850 ut LIZ o'clock noon. in the cj.v
OF Lewiston. un.y of Neg Percc Z. T.. in
'front.' Of the court house door. wiItseII all
the RICH, title and intere of the said Charles
Halter in apd To the above described prom
erty to the highest bidder for cash.
EZRA BAIRD,
Sheriff of Nex Perez county I, T.
Lewiston |. T. February eth 1850. 90 3w
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27
&. II. REYNOLDS.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAw,
STLN0GRAPIC REPORTER,
At TELLER Office, Lewiston l. r.
Delinquent Tax Payers Take
Notice.

The sever, delinquent lists, lotn for Nez
Perez and Idaho counties, are in ny posses
sion, and l shall positively commence suit
against every person whose taxes remain un-
paid on the LIST day of May 1880. This is
no idle threat, so take warning and save
costs. j. W. POE,
l9-l!w District Attorney
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-27

pstet Feb. 9Th 1850.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-06

wIn Belgium the flying Of pigeons
has become a national .paatime. In no
country on the globe is the raising OF
carrier pigeons carried on to the degree
OF perfection that it Is there. Aud. In
no country does the raising OF pigeons
and the transporting or them for racing
purposes form such an item OF impor-
tance to the government as Il, does there.
Here are some figures which seem In
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Consumption Cured.

AN old physician, retired from prsc-
tise, having had placed 10 his hands BY
an East India missionary the formuls sof
a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
aud permanent cure for Consumptiop,
Bronchitis, Casarrah. As,hps, aud all
Throat ard Lung. Affections, also . posi-.
tive and radical loure for Nervous Debili-
~ and all Nervous Complaints, after ihsv-
log tested its wonderful scurative powers
in thousands fcsses, has felt II his duty
to makeit known to his suffering fellows,
Actuatsa BY this motive and desire To
relieve human suffering, L will send ftes
Of charge to allwho desire II, this recipe,
in German, French, or English, with full
directions for preparing and usings SEM
BY mail BY sddrsssiag with stamp, nam,
ing this paper. w. W. iHHERAR, ~
Po,oers Bloch, Rockester, N.Y. y bsv
Eov4, '79eowl2t, bsiae4pb bea 9 tisov
sassllO W8
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A Fuddied Eiephsht. .qsl hSa
AtNev York Sun, -'sii ossi sds


"IsswlittIs Betsy drunk ss ! Sfddlef
one time, and she wss funny siohts
We we're showing late in the fall in Indi.
ana, ina asvefy severe weather. i l60ns
monkeys and bids ..and snakes, bai
already frozen. and Betsy allowed that
she Was suffering greatly from yhe oold.
Long John went to Manager Older snd
said toahimi: sDdasloJ g saloW sE0
"'You'd better get some whisksy ior
Betsy. or she'll Freeze
How much Etas ID, .szzaAs4xSs
"Her ears are just beginning to free 81;
get three buckets. !" = 80 ~ Toss
'aweil. they knew that vas two fS4
Betsey. and one for Long Johl; sbaU
when Il came to elephants., he, vass sths
boss and the whiskey was got as be Or,
dered. Only You should have seen the
tavern-keepers eyes stand ont when they
ordered three buckets d whfskey inr
two drinks. Betty drank sll they osstI
her. and got staving drunk; Shed stadN
ger and roll over, and pick herself. M
and pick Long John up and toss him on
her back, and sort Of laugh, and he'd
laugh. and IL was nip and tuck between
them which wss Che drunker. Eieohastso
are very fond of whiskey, or ans, sor>
OF liquor especially il it has lots OF red
pepper 10 It, and they are not only fond
OF getting drunk themselves, bal they
are very conslderste OF drunken men 1
never yet knew nf an elephant hurting 8
drunken man. That Long John, whsa
he was staggering drunk, would. 70 right
up to Sultan or Canada, when nobody
else dared to 60 near them, and would
foolFeund them, and swing on them,
and swing on their itusks, and toss sthslr
trunks about, and go TO sleep. right
down By their feet, and they would nos
only not do him any harm, but wouldn.a
let any body else 60 near him until Be-
chose to waken up. And shy real
drunken man can do pretty much what
he plesses with an elephant. ea ;sse.A la.
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,.lAaritd ltf., ss,ss,HIafa
rzLKIss sggl IS 9FR{,
( I'D fEI .lsllI 70 y q 148HB 2nf5DGBl 3IfM8
A Patriotic aH& Vgriba SpAso1lda -
! AEpinst al,9 Tins e kA q s. 5lPlausaf

IA. Patriotic anl NoMtk3e.-s..sas.
Against Tins ~ k5n An Gp3psf,
Btl. sss5 f,sss.,ss,; s,,,.,,,.ss .nl,,s,s
gsu,rPsoris No. ,hsu,s,.t i y, ~,
.,i1.,,...i1.x =, 81 9 - -. - q,
3. -. s sonssss ~ !, y ~ Cn seyoa0 u pe'
|ssssa g na,e - 9,ee ~ mempeft,
4. sas ~ ~ 49, 49, Is. Dslslh1 Uoiumu'as
s .mss .o.,,s - VI lH5ne lnsel,
1,S.;ss'.s,sss ss =. - sls y Ds Is.saoese oes
Snsslas. r,sso,,, ~, 9 ~ gs.,..s. ~ a1As.. w
bSia - - am fhs ~ l.S ,ss'ssa. Ss
ssssian : fIo,sss s;si.,sc,, NJ 80 80 is,,srl y.
hsscsa ro,,s, ss..ss.. s 80 s.s.ss
~ ~s ,.',,.ss = - 9 e1s
~ Tss Ss ,,sss, ,,sss..s .,,.ss;..a..s ~.
|,imi.s,;as ~ So ,,nt M .saS a. - ,ars ss
n, o,c,orr -, 'b.rsn : -, -. - 1880
aoainst the b;,l Tts frisndc cared sfHsI lli,sls
fdr thev sunnosed that hu oro ! ' = :
he vonld he'tb,ensh sna tba. nj, conla n;
he INIT On ;ts nssssco Ona a,ol..as
csme snS now, "a n. Cnsa @ 0'oSa
still sneaE;ngIS.dn.. I a moro ~ e. ,hsn $780,
upon his subiect. Two o,clock--he was
asv;no sin tba ..cond nl.oap Th,es
o,slock-ha nroduced @ [ : % fasrs,,, bnnsle Se
| of avidence and ins;stod On rssd;rr !,
Tho ms;or..u hsaan - ~ h.ya @ sn.n;s;ar ~
Of ,he tfu.b-bs e va. goinr 10 snsss uss,in Till
NEXT noon and kin the biIl For awhile
thew made merry over il hnt as II came
on 10 ausk thew haosn tn oe. Alarmed =
M s-.s r - =
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a, CONDUCTOR who Backed Down
tDstroit Free Press,

Before the train left Bay City yester.
day morning for Detroit q woman near;
~ six feet tall, and having o complex.
ion like ffesh-burned brick, entered
th~- ~-depot. followed by dog almost as
big as q yearling calf. Having ppr,
chased . ticket, the woman stood beside
the train until the conductor came along
when she led of with: .s "a
"You have been pinted out 20 me as
the boss OF this train" ss 40.
"Yesm," was his n Oldest reply is
"Weil, TN going to Detroit fur the
old man." ins 4fi.s s54 ar
Yes So
aAnd this dog is going along with
me. He goes where go every time in
the year, a5 g sssa..s,..,s y ~.
.Yes, be cen 30 down in the baggage
CAT. tlsit, e aasi.s.fI .aagss-
"Not any be can't, That's what |
stopped You for. This ere dog Is 60.
ing long in this ere car and nowhere
else T. go fssas a5v s,a.,., ~
.sThe rules OF the road" si
"Rules be hanged! Ny old man can
be banged around by every body. and
never demands his rights; but Lucinda
hain't Thomas-not BY ajugful! y eyo.
"Madam, let me--", s5 ,sdg tsr
at don't want no clawing off," she In
terrup,ed, as she peeled pair OF black
mittens OF her big red 'hands.o l..I'm
going, and the dogs going, and what ]
want to krow is whether you want to
raise row on the care or have it right
now and here!" sizes ,4ea ts1ast gailiN.
The conductor looked the dog over
and was about to shake his bead, when
the woman began untyiug her bonnet
and quietly remarked :ess1a'tSI yd' 10 20
al suppose being as I am q women,
lii would be no more than fair for the
dog to sail in with me. Come here, Le-
onidusP, e Y&ws balfs@ sVsa Hi
"Madam," replied the conductor as
he felt shivsr 60 up bis legs, s'.take
your dog aud get abe ard 1" i'o9s q siss
"Honest Injunf" ala9 - Sub
"Yes." sAls
"No row after the cars start f''d sdT
"No"ag fHh 7Es8 edI .syes 5
"rhen that settles that, and I'm
much obseeged, though yoa did kiHde'
hang of at arst Leonidus, follers MI
and behave yourselfs" aeaa ie p
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"T0 cut Of his heads
nWhose head. fsther Z"


Thi ch;,drecI b.vo. 40, nm /. d..fax,sss
ohn.sssl s.nd .ns.o,,a AZ" rs.o.@s aasss
sboSs him ~ or svaru s;de s1iS w Ss'is5 sat.
aRsle.se ma, vs ronoesas, r f.sF no
ho.r,sf,;ros crocL,ns Z q s,r.s ssss,s &
ssv ySaa s;,1sn,Iu rnsr. ootp a'i'ss s s.alA 6
s.pu,o, p, M.,,b. ss,. orsvsf,,,,up.,a..
. ;. ~. ,.,,an ,,o.ra - 49,. ..v... S, ~
s.i5sm II an, ,;fs . -c,n.s. an. ss;,.s
aretT,.e cot \. him p hs cnr,;n.s.
nourisbinp his ,,hesrs in 7tbe flirecsio5'
OF the clock. the children an The While
sfill ciiurino abont him Soma hang ON
his kneks. others have fastened 6pon
hin ari5ie others to his leps. ana TINS
,honohfbe strpoples hard to free liimaelf
rom Hls encu,m 1S brspces. he is wholly un.
abe tc SIR ! step. aaisl lsis q ssss--.s sls.
aMad /! mad I mad mad r. exclains
Msrths, wriuging her hands. aOh, nv
door Peter, what is to be done 2'' She
adds. aside to Alice, ..your father wants
to DESTROY the clock: It ia a pity to do
40. for Il would sell for many a dinner p
By that time the tailor has sunk upon q
chair, quite overcome. ses &
"I'li tell you what we'll do, mother ;
we'll remove it into my little bedroom, :
Alice saws softly. a.3 esa & s.d 1sf
.My dear it's tremendous weight ;
|ittook three mems arms to carry II
here" T 20 d,ul s2sft.s1a
why should 1t be. so heavy ." d2id'
shay. how should l know, child?"
att vexes father TO see II here the
sight OF Il is driving him mad, as you
see, mother; 90 let US do our utmost to
remove it." 'e1s1S ,yfs'2S
lAlice now approaches the clock. Her
fsther is sitting still and quiet, With The
children all around him. He has his
eyes fixed on the ground, and his arms
hang listlessly by his side He is TAX
Ing no notice of what is passing around
him; he seems quite stupefied. l.,
Alice takes the chair. mounts it, and
tries to remove the head OF the clock
Dc or but cannot do so. She shakes her
head. Then she springs of the chair,
and opens the clock door; as she does
so piece Of wood is dislodged, and q
shower of gold coins descends, and
scatter themselves on the floor before
tue sstonl:ned eyes OF al. :,
oovere'gnst sovereisns sovs,e'gns
lcry motner saa oaugnser 10 orestn'
sovereigns IN twenties ln' nities' 10
sundreds !! tney ado, as Inc goio con
tlnues 70 pour lortn, from the CLOCK
case. .v asl9g5s 3l s,7lisyel
ine cnlioren now start up anu gen
eral scramble takes place amongst them
Tor the pieces Of gold. g' "a bf
"Oh, and bank notes, too' mother-
bank notes 10 thousands !! cries Alice
examining the interior OF the clock.
Here the tailor rouses himself. "En
wbatH ne excla'ms, rubbing bis eyes.
abank notesl Where Where Is IS
"Here-nere, !atoer! Alice answers
drawing forth and showing him roll al
ter roll OF bank notes "oh, yon da1
ling, oeaatilul old CLOCK, now low
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81 Don't Want 3 plaster. ss,,,r.,.,

said sick man to aldruggist s.csn's you
give me something 10 care me 2" His
symptoms we're g'lamea back and de-
ordered urine, and were asisure s,indi-
cation 70 nse, Kidney-Wcrt and in q
short time II Effected ., complete cure.
Have you these symphonic : Then III
. box to-day--bsiors you become ins
curable. tits the cure; safe and sprs.
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Prone,

."To sun it up, SIX long yearl OF bed
ridden sickness, costing 300 per year,
total Sl,200-all OF this expense wsSa
stopped by three bottles of Hop Bit.ers
taken by my wife B She xhsse done Ser
own housework for year since. Without,
the loss Of . day, and 7 want eysrybodys
TO know it, for their benent."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-06

The bert reform in domestic life Is
without doubt The Introduction d, DR..
Bull's Syrup. Where It is known no
more laudauuu is given to the Babies.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-06

lPhysician ,and Surgeon,
0fioe and residence IN the Walton property,
OODSFI ED, y HIo.
Having located It the shove place, offers his
Professional SERVICES, whore he hopes ny
close attention 70 business to merit public
ceuadsnos and patronage. ~ i}l q,
Chronic Disssses viD receivs speoisl
attention. may4,'of
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.sAnehu
MY LITTLE BOY THAT DIED

MY LITTLE BOY THAT DIED
Look on his pretty face just one minute, e3s
His braided frock his dainty buttoned shoes
his frm-shut hand the favorite play thing In il
And tell me, mother, vast hard to lose
land miss him from my side sa,
Ny little boy tLat died2 Y .lsilaa7D,
How many another boy as dear and charming,
His fathers hope, his mothers one delight,
Slips through strange sickness, all fear dis.
dlia arning.e bags Is afe hoeg has s7ss
iAndIliyes long. long life in parents sight,
Mine was 90 short q pridsl % ] ~
Y.1a And then my poor boy died. Jag
] see him rocking IN his wooden chair; y
] hear him patsering through the house all
ia. day; s-e,a, f.l,l.f .s.5. -
] watch his great blue eyes grow large and
w larger, st,;I,..,,...: -. 49,,
Listing to the stories whether grave or gayl
Told at the bright fresids-- - s-.
So dark now since he died. ~ :.ee
But yet often think my boy is living, -a2.ie
As living as my other children are 81
When goodnight kisses all round am giving.
|. / keep one for him, though he is 90 far.
Cana mere grave divide s assf
Ne from him, though he disd7
So, while I come and plant it DER with daisies,
tNothing but childish daisiesall year round)
Continually Gods hand the curtain raises.
And Loan hear his merry voices sound
And feel him at my side, sg.
~. Ny little boy that died.
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.fasssAEtMI5llle2 { !


| Pre- 4yassr1s allsgR: &
Tasrs~aa ! ysypqs III
isS|;s b.Iss, ss|fs5 4 -
,o'ored to ePeiI gcf 5dns tut .llth Wells,
Richardson Z Co.'S Perfected Butter
Observation-Disclosures r-kzz-xixsr1xllJs
both BY the makers ana
lhe but1e thSaslI&ft ,TlG6aH
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DRS. g.. w. MASON & SON,
Physicians and Surgeons,
STAFFORD, MorRos oosoHIo.
onos in Drug ssots. feeii,7sr.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-07-16

over the vegetable world. 1t feeds on
leaves. flowers, roots, buds, seeds, even
the wood of plants; indeed, it is nearly
omniverous. The worm is asserted to
march in regular and exact order; ii
lives in society, and moves in procession
either in single file or two, three and
fouT abreast, The line being so perfect
in the columns that the head of one is
never beyond the head of another in
the row. 1t follows the leader, stopping
when the leader stops, making journeys
from plant to plant or from tree to tree
in quest of food. and returning To its
nest in the same order. The worms
form ranks, march, and halt with the
precision of soldiers. When several
nests are In the same neighborhood, the
going forth and coming back of the
creeping battalions at the same hour
comomonly toward nightfall, is. very
curious and interesting. Caternillars,
| include more than Qae thousand
varieties, there being TOO in New England
alQne. They all have thirteen segments,
the first consisting of jaw and mouth !;
the second, third, and fourth of the
thOraX of the future insect, and the other
segments of the abdomen. Their rapid
growth aud extraordinary consumption
are shown by the common sllk-worm.
which, according to Vincenzo Dandolo's
treatise on silk, increases during the
thirty days necessary to its full growth
from one to forty lines in length, and
from LOO TO about % grains in weight
In that time, therefore, it increases its
weight $500 times, and eats 10000
times its weight of food. In the
Northern Statea there are about
| 1000 kinds of butterflies and moths.
AS each female lays from 200 to SOC eggs,
these species would produce, on an aver
age, from each single female, 100000 cat.
erpillars in year. If one half of these
were females, the second generation
would be 1000, 900, and the third 6,70O,,
Goa, 600. With such fertility, it is easy to
see that the destructive power of cater
pillars, particularly of the army worm
must be prodigious.-New York Times