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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-25
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-25

BLACKBURN, Jr., Of the Madiso>
MAN need not be afraid of ever be-
ing killed for "spripg poet"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-25

JUICE Field, of California, is said
to be the coming man for President.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-25

ATLANTA has built the Georgia
Western Road about one dozen times.
Grady is regular air brake.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-25

Marietta, Ca, Thursday, Mar. rs, 1850.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-25
millinery Goods,

consisting OF Straw Bonnes, Hats Trimmings
Ribb ,ns, Laees, Edgpgs, Ties Gloves. Hand
kerchiels &e., &c, Samples sent ice OF
charge viii take easure in ordering any
Thing not in stock for any one All orders Ill !
ed prommiy and al moderate prices. Call
and examine goods.
Ma ietla. March 4th, loS0.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-25
T. x c. /. FREEMAN.
GEORGIA-Pickens County :

ORpiNARY's OFFICE March 18th. ls00.
Elizabeth Nee cod wife of Ebenezer MCLEOD.
ha. APPLIED fer exemption # personally and
setting snar3 and valuation of homestead. and
will pass upan tie same ON tie trst # April
next al 10 o'clock g. M at my office. Witness
my hand and official signature.
I PICKET. Grdy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-25
Hew advertisements.
LADIES BAZAAR.

MRS r. H. MATTHEWS DESIRES TO
inform the public that she shas opened a ler
Residence, third house below tie Cont House
on cole Street irrsi selected stock OF new
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-25
GEORGIA-Co5b County

Il. M. HAMMETT. Ordinary
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

0roceriparer ~betposIis biuiasrs,
.no Dc bar UGrst iiben ifior CONNER.
Sob 8io GOfee 5 Yuno for 81.
Soot8runotS Suffer IL
Splt 10
GuIn ~" 8
Bpasrpn 30
Serrsbs sSblsr 10
Sor Em1r bstaler Ri beieite
prifer / Garer.
Rom % banolt msb os. Sette
Oplag MAJ uoi1lsss til ben lite
Rarts n@fffommenbe.
Haugen & Reierson.
RB. Ss Siussn & Heisrions 5
eents Counter.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

8rua. aif fra Saano til Saauo.
Spet man too Yelsn / Saanesn,
reife man fa %, buffeoe ppbt for
Slpen ps faabe:
IS briffe ct. Slbbjsrsminne tee
Dsrpaa tcs nan Itot,Nl en- Stt
o. Rcetisbe bcrtpaa @lpobauSsn %
bap, at ben robe Sane life maatte
aale cper bans gus easr 6ienocm".
Naar ALE tapbe bruffet, tcs 6am'
lsfoneu eler ell Mnben en- Sie fulp
al VI, unbsrtiben g%rnnpepin, fate
ben iub / Slben % LOB ben brenpe
pp.
Deb Ssnsetib rasebe man 6lseer'
ne psnt iammen, tbet man faspe balu'
bit:
"Sfpelb nil Chen rafa.
Smcrso nil { bau lepanpe tafa;
Sjalpe me Gu % CAME 8nut
ut alber min Yarme ilofna ub!
Scr minbre enb 20 Oar Nben rar
beune Sfif enbuu ~alminbelis paa
Here Steper | Spsben ; % ben fel'
ses tilbels enbnu. Denne Slbtilbe.
betie timber man caiaa oilers Sppr
at. Somme @amle bar for Vane
at fate en- 8lpps Wsl tnb / Slbeu,
tpsr Sang be foyer @rsp. Osiaa
Salt bar parst anieet ION Ct pas
leups SHsr.
@alrerierne % Sa0ingerne bar
ifebie bait Ct 9cpt Cop paa lia for
@iaffubsb. Oct FOREIGNER be enp.
M ; men / S~ulebelsen slf renue Ila
pipt. al bpert sucite Wsnnele, Ria
% 6altis. lcm 0it forbl @aurbeu,
mdatle inp cs image paa Sulcfcfen.
Bible 9ecfcmmenpe life eaa scppll'
Zig. men fom frsm meb ale Sla9s
Wcpstunpe - o. bette auiaaes ION
It Sesn paa COB Opcraselie aret
Wanpeu | Suiet bam i Ileiefrapcp
o. lraf BAN lnp meb Wast; crfept
ban Bet lite leip, iaa III ban Sjol,
al 5isneitesutten e0er Sennerne fine
81 bar ct Orbiprca, ION flyer
Spis, ipis iii Du ipratfsr. BET fa'
pere Dig rel unbt. Omeno til,
0alperisn o. Saa,nsen snfsbe. a
psres 6iafer fiulpe fpiie faa meset
er bet bog pif. at be nil bare ben
til at tase rpstis til its. Ser
6remmebe prp9ss meb Wast 3-4
@anse bort til Spifebcrpet, 8nipe,
laapes inp / baus Saanp, fanlt,
9arten osfaa lebiasepe I'm Suphp
BELLE msb en- 50 sler to par Sic
fen al rise 6rlf % bapce lart 5cl
feRiffen t~llsapns, ipIfe ban altsspe
AT BET ubpre Oplas at War, fcm pa,
fremiat, mlnbre snb Ct Barn funpI
transe. itlp ON ban par iaa iulten
at bet freq | BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

CONNIE 8isutsr o. 8ierriussr
meo rar las 9~utieJalne, al Be iaiIe
pp paa Sddren % t9rNeoe npgle
Saduo ; be ut pa cglaa Saapemenp.
Selistrsfoasers Dag fom @uttsr.
ne % pllps bape Sstaliua iproi he
bapps isiet Sielet Aupsnpaasuatten.
CONNIE fcm alerere iamme Worasn,
ION Be bappe uofert Mrbstpet ; men
ca funre be 10 life bllpe Hoffemanp;
psrfor latte be bet sierne no I'll le.
mere.
Haar @utterne par upe paa 3raac.
frap. baRtsbe be ierif noale Slaa /
0Rsasn. Spet be fpm IND. raabie
be:
"Iraab, 2raab,
I'm ban 9r ALDER 10 araa,
Gr ban iparte 10 Sol,
ia pafe ban llsl!"
8ienterne pipite ON beres 8cmme
% bapbe | SerepHab ell bel Saua
at 1%raapbuffer. bporpaa be bapps
laast Ell Ssffe, Der pal prppst meb
6arn al ale Sarrer. Bar 0ienter.
ne lens. maaite Be ub msb Rlnaen
flu lom lraaopant. Oerlom Bet
banpts. at insen 6ut ipm for al
faa fin lraap, fan BET bel bRnbe,
al 8jantsn grab fine mppiae laa,
rsr; tbl bette par ct ubebaasliat
Warfe paa, at Susen brep zig ON
benbe. 9n @ut, ION bappe Ell ual.
mtnpelis 8leutelpfte, ipr omfrins
0aatben meo en- aurp % lamlepe
laa msset lraab. at ban psrfsr bpt.
teps I'll is en- Stiprte.
1~ppsnoeeas Sul falptss SlpbiNs.
fpalbsn. IA laspe man lere Gang
Sirispeb paa StOriiensn. Saainart
Vepen par ubbrRnbt. farsbe man
frsm paa Vsisbelen. Gn
nor Belle fulp al fiaIfr, scpt Su.
Issl, Tom man bapee sismt III bette
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18
Wpiteriet / Wiuoale.
Gemte 2apitel.
ubfet bet @iftermaal.

up I'll peI VlIter III 4 4 |.
Orr. Qswcrtbp 9if iii 8lbble &
umrlebp. Wr. umplebp bappe for.
lapt 8ontoret for en- balp Zine fpen
os par / tu 6amilies Sfjsb lclf'
inston Varf. Sslbiepis for ben ip'
rise Yr9f laa lolfiuston parf / IN
at Sor iteberne, bp0r be al @ranc.
beiters Hl9meno, tom life ipufss
en- ben pasliss Ssrnbansrsiis, bcsrs
balpt bpm9sas. | Vlaaer, bpssspt
eiter esen Smas. imelem Saper %
aales. Rr. eemcrtbp fisrte bur
tls peruo % fanbt Orr. umplsbpa
BClis-e lbauon- 8runben, bperpau
ben lfob. par 1ab ION en- Sage, OF
9epre families life I Rilss Om'
freoS.
Wr. umplebp. en- tpf, rsp, par'
big Serrs, pifft fig.
"epffslis peb at 9isre Derss BE-
fienoffiab pr. YafOr". iagbe ban.
"ies bar l9nse fieubt Dem al Rapn".
ADet aier Gnbper / 0ranebeifer".
ilsoe vr. e,portbp luut. Seq bar
@leperet iaamansen SaIalis. Seq Ell
rel fienpt".
"nmuIist at bebuse aae', mumls'
Be Wr. umplebp.
"Nercp. ben Waub. ION fcrieaer
BET, bllper life eliier at Npeen. Seq
bar Ell bel Del upenner. men Sub.
neIop orbbelt iad mango Venuer.
Nu. Orr. umpIsbp, maa jtg beps
Dem psmlla at bsre pla, bpab iea
bar al ftse, u tro, at le9 mener
Dem % Oeres Bet 9pot, ON snp
les fcmmer / et u~bebassllst @rrupe".
aisbmaupen iaa urolIs no. "6r
BET Ell 5orrstalnslas Z" itammspe
ban.
"Rsi. BET anaaar Oeres Samilis".
Wr. umplebp aaubsps l%sttere.
"0erss 0alter Ral siilss imor.
gen 7" iaSbe praitsn.
"Sa".
"URsb Ell at Ssrrerue paa 8cntp.
ret. Wr. Scp?"
"a. Cir. Oct sr lite fsrfts Sang,
en- Sanpslsmanps Dattsr glitter fig
msp en- at fin 6apsrs 8Ourorbetien.
ter. Seq trpr bog life, bet sr ZEN
almineellss Sasernss Sang.
seq er Der for at bspe Dem up.
i1tie bet 0Iftermaal'.
"@f bpilfen @runb Z"
"5sr iss flyer lem bet. maa Dc
lone mta lite at Inperrette Wr. Sop
bercm".
Wr. umplsbp uslsbe.
Del CT AZ ViSfl8bep for Dem
Tom 6aeer at pibs. bpap ies bar al
iise".
Wr. umplsbp gap bet ~forlau9te
eefre.
Y,aifsn %fortalts. Sau ~beepnbte
msp Seensn paa observation-disclosures
cs enbts msp ben SiiOris. ban bar.
be bsri / parmiRter.
"&ieupte De III, at Wr. 8op bap'
be en- Ssfery r.
"San bar albri9 omtalt Bet.
'Ssipnperlist al en- tilfpmmenps
Spiserisu-. iasbe Pr0iteu.
Wr. umplbp ffirrsbe no | Rum.
met Zig en- iOrpirrst Wanp, ban ter.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18
Cpcr Baltimore.

Apcr SuittuOrc.
Aut. eI igntt ril ~ Iait titn. tler a9it
II itnos &lltiI nj SiTininat rS Gtnner I
Worac, Ganmdrf elltr Speriae,-
Ter hire NJ SrtT'dIt Ete etnnr orrtTli3t isIitt
alisits Sinis, bpis net q icrt Glmrrt bptt'
ten mto Nsuiuu I'll turu1bte. Stfisrbto tQtr
litsmaehlt 1ntIdniul ARE npltt tilbiS. al
enite. StlnsluJuli'e G3sidletH unegaa
otH fprmfultt rlrirlIat Rttft cptt
Rcroiecn. iImi mretil,s p,o Aatcmiitn nj
4merJil AZ zen nrrl't SsnlncsrIUii Slal
Wlnot br traltr SmicJ1 Ter BEN, inetil b.
I 1oo Ettcio ere trllis glI {rRust. ,Snssn
n ofnne eIule5 ziips isft 8pal.
" iEl5t Hiurti>r nj "a ia Gbriiiauia,
6briitinnsidnb, Stduaugtr, Strgtb SbrOuOs
biem, SjoOcnbaUH, 2iatms Og @OItbOrg nj
3lerllr.t RrtltT.
Bas- u TlT pla n l'dHeinlp,i', ylnet III
rll ne yiQtlle aurS.
Scr p.etrs SrlosnirIr tcfcr tatr iili'rir
III. Clausscnius IL Co,
@fu1ll NSeuisr lpr ytlitn.
90. , Scuth SiIrt Suot. 6bitlsc. ~
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18
Sort Srebte
&areoplag

Gen ripenoe Smietnins ri bar bapt
'snne Seit % 8intsr, bar opsraaast
II Sorusnlnina vi mobiaser MI
Varer ta9lie
Tor al fpIos Dor Butlf for
treble Sang iiosn ben lite Srptcmbcr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

3 Sfot0i pii.r ri sobs SSorbsIs.
"alp" DAME Sto (inssn bsbre for
9u.reass) 81 25; "8rain" Game Sto
side lace 1925; "8rain" Dame Sto
buttoned Sl25.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

IUIVUU SUt NCrec SurHNC
mob ben rui9s Pris al ira
s. I'll s. pr. Acre.
SllaSpilfllrtns ipr 1880 ere 10 adrs 6fns
itan NIB. 8 Hare Ssni,ane. . Mars Stnranc O.
aenilnt
Bun 6 Yrctent Rente.
Den btok Sio al rsiit nj 6strafl fcrlt
faft fig ct Slem tr Barren 1880.
Ssr cp meb at lste ~uetruSis flrms.
Ssr y mte At beials 10 Grpttnt Msnte.
Slie si Din llnstem ue Auerfs llsHslt.
gss ct Sism | Rtbrdifi.
Rllct 9Intre. ocbt gine. ria Scrobunn.
Yiotrt Splpsnin5sr anllatnoe bette sineem.
raabs mttptlss frit. limpltttr "a 6tmlartr
paa b norfi'eanRs SprS ueienots gratis.
aprssitr. Yroi. Is. @noericn.
sare Tpt. y. & TX. n. v. N. Smabd. 9tb.
90 q tN1
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18
Oiu iifc up oe gaaIlc
Veuuer for DC nne!

Time Sstnina inotbeIesr en- COB ssreem.
"a 7e rii finne, at bet | s9ngetn betaltr ~
al bclpe iaIi pto Den. aadr De snlir laa'
odnt lem
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

Vt msset 8oot uopala of Calico,
Sheeting, Glnghams, Flannels, Dress
Goods, Jeans. oiu.. alt til lapeits
Brifer.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18


iaa Oltm life. at / Re III. ~ alr bar ben
odmle 8tttran I Cftcrab.
9. IL,
ortpet Wsbdlblnttt. ~ ban oar dllie ietat d.
acoe uRsblsr I'll rimellgr FrifT. plns Spla.
I Qarer er iult' aneiIi | ale @rtnt. o. Zen
Caa lras iaar han iem Nc. ! blanet Wstti
blntlsre | 0NrIab, laaee brdo 8artrnts
apaniiie, ~ aralit,i a. ar.
Tdrsi0e 3isfifter.
III fareidt ytJtuer TAR ban alb It | tsot'
lisi Cplas las Stsutiitv ~ Hinbtoer' nj al,
lrtIer, ~ ban ldrlrt}rcr, al q tt beers ne4tn I
Sven. tadet bpao RIiT1alitr ~ Arettes anJiar
Jnbalia merins AT Sis
,r en- al 42r. G,rli's SpalIittttr, ~ etitt
Sllds artsict ub'srts ttlirersniatnne o. nj
m.ls' ttQi1t YrlIr. GIn oil dltlo pert Ills
ftert ctp Selrdpeif,r, brrr bans Slslp mlaii'
snii.s.
91r ftfer yda at bet pil tstalt h5 at brisJ,
oam icrinrtnotn re plsJ Snttlst.
eisrnt al Gcur, ~ Allitr Strtt
DEBORAH. IOWA. u II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-17

ssw ijtlie Bstseyas drank AK addhr
ono time. and she wAs = fanny sight
We vcre showing late 10 the fail IN Ia
diana. in verr severe weather soue
moBteys spJ biras 9ud snakes hsd .
ready frozen, aud Kelsey showed ,hst tbe
was suffering greatly from Tie cold
Long John went to Manager Older and
said TO him You'd better get some
wh.skcy Tor Kelsey, or she'ii freeze
How mucbf Her ears are just beginning
10 freeze; get three buckets. We'll, they
knew that was Two iof Betsey aud one
for Long John; bat WHOM il camo 20
elephants be was boss, aud tho wblskey
was - be ordered, ouly yon shoald
baYe seen the tavern keepefs eyes stand
out when they ordered threc buckets OF
whisksy for two drinks Bctsey drank
eli they gave Aer add got siAving dTunk
She'd staeger aad roll over, aud pick
Long John np aud toss him on her back
and sort Of laugh, and he'd laugh, aud IL
was zip and tuck between them which
was the drunker. Elephants ale very
fond of whlskey, or any sort Of liquor,
especially ifil has lots Of rod pepper in i;
theya re not only fond Of getting drunk
themselves. bat they are very considerAls
OF drunken men. never yetknew OF an
elephant hurting q drunken man, That
Long John, when he was staggering
drunk, would 20 right up to Sultan or
VIXEN aobody else dared to 90
near them, aud fool round them, aud
swing on their tusks, and toss
their trunks about, and go to sleep right
down by their feet, and they wouldn't
let any body else go near him until be
chose TO wake up. And any real drunk
en- man can do pretty much as be pleases
with an elephant.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-17

Aaanebes, snd tees = violent Kick made
hlm drop IKE a leg soms woodohoppers
came 10 ne rescue, and - they hited
Bsfbara oa. The train numbered BY. Eben
vas plcksd up hor dead, and even Nr.
Nsy declared hs vas brave fellow
In an sgohy oi remorte aud Kriel Bar
bars bunR near him all those iedioa
days, when Ebeu's mlrd wandered and
mugtsred troubled, ipeohereut sentences,
In which, poor fellow he told 81 hh hopes
and fssrs Ile was now indeed hAggard
and pale, with an ugly sesr IN bis leh
Z temple. And bis hands lay weak aud
nervsless on the coverlel. Tbe. ars, mo
msnt 81 sanity aud consciousness which
came made bin Sigh spd Wish iha,hs bad
remained oblivious 10 lIie and its misor-
lee. Il vas Barbara who leaned on him
while her great brown eyes iiilcd with
tearss
Oh, Ebeu bow eau you bear 10 look At
met Yon can never forgive mel
YoH would not say that II you knew
what Ia IN my heart.
cssnot you tell me. Ebsuf ! am 20
wretehed
su sorry Tor that | must aot Tell you
Barbara. esuuot suffer more than |
have.
Then shall tell you somothlngi and
she bid ber face 10 the pillow. lie put
ont bis haud and touched her bead caress-
iugIy.
have been very wilIiul aud blind aud
unhappy, Eben. would have given my
life to save You're, as yon gave yours for
me.
Bat, Barbara; oh, Barbara, my darling,
gave mine because ! loved you better
than life, than heaven. wonId rather
have died than live to lose you forever.
But you will not lose me. Her arms
stole lenderly around him, aud she laid
bsr check against bis, owe my life to
you and itis yours.
Barbars, think Whist you are saying. /
shall be mad enough 10 think that yon
care for me!
Ebeu, my love, You are oil the world TO
me. Cannot you see thai this 10 sos
Ny ownl
With one great effort and spasm o'
bis old strength Eben pressed her TO his
heart.
And you never meant TO marry NeyH
lam afraid only meant TO make you
jealous, said Barbara with her old sauci-
ness.
shall menl now fast enough, but not
ubtll you promise TO abide by what | say,
my darling.
promise solemnly.
Thea we shall be married tomorrow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-17
wrAtrn, MAS or sNw ,osn

Probably 10 city IN The world outside
Of London aud Paris, says tho Wall slreet
Daily News, eau show as much private
wealth as The city Of New York The
richest man IN England Al present Ia tho
Duke Of Westminster, whose Income from
London property alone /. estimated 81
fl00, 600. his rur@l and estate Sieids
some Il0o,V9o more. iiia to,si Income
from real Apd persona estate sggrosaio
abont a. ,50,po0, .'reat as Is als Income
Il does not come up 70 the income enjoy.
ed By John Jacob Asiot and William II.
Vanderbilt, New York'sohiei Millionaire,
The Astor fortune at present real estate
values 10 estimsted At not less than 500.
o0o.000, while Mr.. Vsndsrblrs repre-.
sen,s the largest amount of private
wealth 10 America. Nj vanderhlts
yearly Income exceeds 100000
The late Rolhsohild Of Paris LEFT a for
tuue OF l,oOo,0o0,oo0 francs (s2oo, ,ooO,-
00o.) II must, however, be remembered
that tho enormous wealth OF the Roths.
ohilda belongs TO different members OF
house or firm, while William II. Wander.
bih 10 practically sole owner OF the great
properties and vast estates bequcathed
him by his father. Jay Gould now
ranks high among New York millonaires.
lie is estimated at s25 900 900, aud bids
fair II he lives ten or lReen years longer
to double his fortune. Taken all 10 all,
jay Gould to-day Ia probably the ahrcwd.
est railroad manager aud tho bodies.
speculative operator In these United
States.
Edward II. Green kropresents another
great railroad fortune, estimated at over
$20, 900, 900. lie IL the chief owner in tho
great Louisville and Nashville combinA.
ton and is said to practically control that
road. Henry Hilton can safely be put
down at $4,000 900. In April 1876, Cor.
nelia NJ. Stewart, widow Of the late A.
Il. Stewart, transferred to Hilton all her
interest in the firm OF A. T., Stewart a.
Co. Wise investments made during the
period Of depression have, II is said,
greatly swollen Mr., Eill0n's wealth. BE.
sides the well known men OF woalth at
the head Of oar kuickerbocker families,
such as tho Rhinelandars Uamersleys,
Schormerhorns, Steyenses, Leno1ua, etc,
all representing vast landed estates In
this city, we have a great number OF mi.
nor millionaires, worth from one 70 two
millions, who live and di6 without at
tracing any particular attention, unless
they have something besides money to
signalize them. Crossing the Atlantic
again, Frankfort. he-Maip, with spop-
ulation OF about 100 900, Is represented 10
be the richest city Of its size in the whole
world. III IL asserted that there are 100
Frankforters worth from 100000 TO
s5, 900, 900 each, and 250 who are worth
81, 900, 900 aud upward. The city is one
of the great banking centers OF tho globe.
It's aggregate banking capital is estimated
al 500, 900 900 more than one-fourth OF
which The Rothschild, whose original aud
parent house is there, own and control
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-17
FiGH1IsG SAND.

A California correspondent OF the Bslti'
more Sun tells how they fight sand on
the great Colorado desert The sand
storms through the great Colorado desert
are ~ Obstructive TO The Southern Pacific
Railway ss the snow is 10 the Cen.
trAl Pacific Road on Ihe Nevada submits.
Instead OF slow sLcda, tho Southern Pa
citic i putting up sand fences Tor mauy
miles, which viii greatly lessen The evil
Never In the history Of ibe Central Pscl-
&c Road has travel been interrupted for a
week before tbls winter. Snow sheds
hAve beea destroyed and tracks buried
bsnes,h land siides OF great extent. The
company hAs given proof Of being pre-
pared for the emergency. raow plow-
sad working bdgados swsrmed on two
hanered miiss VI track They secmed TO
sgfins oni OF the gfeupd Bat near Alta,
On ihe California slop. - the Mes shss
-o eAtfh ans rock aysisnehe occurred ~
such msguitade ibst ihs armf u sh1tsi
men stood sghAst 81 tbe tHOats j0tl ~
fore them But hydraulic goli gravel
sla.csr sn,lled al il. 10 l0rtg-elglt Aoggs
without pick, 4 shovel or baIEow, " =
naa q WELD theta, ! - y lon muap-
tsin mass begons, and il will vanish and
leave 30 agnl Add it vAs -. twas
buS 50 boufs' wofk 20 make aane oi
bosfas sBd TAP ssountalo slrean 30 4.
overhead and lead il 10 lbe spot. Thea,
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Wbsn james 4. Brady. the elpinsni
lawyer, frat opened lawyers soaes In
New York, be took basement room,
witch had previously been occupied bY
ooDiAer lie wGs somewhat annoyed BY
tbs previous ucsuPsnts eA.lss. lsd ifi
t4la9 Dy tEe isst fbst i.e hai few u as
asa Oae asY - lfi.hman en,etrd
Thu rpatAlef gaHe, see 30 ssid
,la.nd thin. BE- aad, s,y sponded
B.siy Aad slAi d9 gau aels' be ssid,
booking =. lls sosslary sable sud teS
lsw books Bioeg heads. fasp0aded
Brady be gofra. Aa.d tls lGhhuA6. ~
mgsi b. doing : mlgblf Ane g1siuess--
ye Lasu't got bat oHs ibit.
The dGmps Oi satumu sink llte gc
ieayes ADD prepare them Tor The secesssiy
u their faii aad laas lassnabiy are We,
- years clOss aroand Us, deiaened from
oar lehseity Of fife BY the geatie pressure
81 recorded soEEow.
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now JEMIMA PRESERVES RHunARB'

q
Jemims Just came to me as was writ.
Ing, with her hands all over -four, and
something in teaspoon, aud says, there,
taste that. didA't know but what she
might have dose OF sulphur and molas-
seS, such as my good mother used TO give
me In the spring for she held IL under my
nose so close that couldn't see Il, but as
II smelled good, hardly thought wife
would play trick on me on Thanksgiv.
ing morning, ] opened my mouth and
took II 10. Fresh rhubarb, as nice as can
be said |, where on sirth did you git it'
| thought ours was frozen down.
OF course II iS, Hezzy, said she, but
don't you remember that tried new
plan putting up rhubarb last summer. and
how much fun you made OF me at the
time, for being 40 green as to believe all |
saw In the papsrsl And then | did re-
member that last summer Jemima saw In
some paper, that ifyou would cut rhubarb
up Ia short pieces, and pack Il in a glass
fruit jar, and I'll with cold water and seal
1t up cold, Il would keep until next
spring. Well, she tried IL, and sure
snough here II is just as good as the day
1t was gathered. Jemima has just peeped
over my shoulder and says, II you are
writing lhsl for the Farmer, tell them to
be sure and FIJI their cans full and let
them stand aud settle an hour or two, and
then Gil again before scaling.
Wouldn't tin cans dor asked.
No, she answered, rbubarb Is 50 sour
that IL corrodes the tin aud sometimes
produc poison. have known awhole
family poisoned by eating rhnbarb canned
In tin.
III write that, too, said /
There's one other thing you had better
say, ssya Jemima; tell them to dig ronnd
their rhubTbroots 10 the fall, aud put
some fresh stable manure over II aud pro-
tecl Il with some evergreen brush, ss that
will bring II on some weeks earlier 10 the
spring, aud that IL when we want II most
just say that Is the way you always map-
age yours.
But hsveu't done il yot. says |, aud
like George Washington, I can't tell a lie
You had better get at II now and then
II will be all right, said she, aud as !
know that Jemima win do 1t II den't,
guess had better start out and do II, for
like peace in The family, and early rhu-
barb-a sweet and sour, You know,
HEzEKIAn sMTn.
p. S.--I have just read this over to Js-
mims, and abe says tell hem 10 draip oH
an The wstsr they can before using The
rhubsrb. "a. s., In Ohio Farmer.