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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-13
A GREA OFFER FOR
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PIANOS and ORGANS nt EXTRA
ORDINARY LOW prices for easH.
GAS. S45, $50, $50 UP MAGNET
CENT IL oct. ROSEWOOD PI+sS-
OS, stOai and C1"er. O~ty $40. War
r~nted years. Illustrated Gata'Osu q
matted. Agents wans.d. HORACE
WATERS Il Co. NJ .nufac,u~-ss asG
Dealers. S2ti BE- adwsy, New York
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-13
Canned Goods.
Soaps.
KNOXVILLE SOAPS

KNUA IILE SUAP5.
Laundry, 60
pounds 81 25a2 rs
Family, 65
pound bxS... 2 50a3 90
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-13
Wholesale Grocery Market.

Grocers' Drugs.
Indigo, S +, y
pound. ......... S5a 90
Indigo. Madras al 20
Dutch ladder ia IS
Candles.
Parafine, u b.. 23a25
Star, full wight a16h
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-13
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and all other lung diseases which tend to
consumption, you will find that ALIENS
LUNG BALsAM is a most valuable remedy
yet discovered; wherever it has been intro
duced, cures have been made, which have
astonished every one who witness its effects.
For sale by all Medical Dealers.
, 1881-04-02

LOCAL JOTT1SGS.
Cant. J. Il. IicYgIo hRs Hnf,u To Cttingwo0d to
Look Mp spara for his schooner City Of ChlcaHo.
Ehe requires q foretnust urtl n,annnst.
A high stage Of wMter Agun existed In tho
river yesterday.
Tho tug ASH 1lnnsom ind sohnonov Mnggio
Thompson arc booked fur docRfHg at Aiifur
1lrs,thprs' shlpyard. TIC Ransom IL to 10 cAlked
ns,d ot.lotwipe rorairod. nnd nrw ccntrehoari-
lax will uU placed In tho Mn4Blu ThonpsDIt.
TN Thursday tho stentl-bhrFu l'uckeye
stclnrd tn aillcr lIros.' sllipyard. wheru shu Ii
1u bD uuckeh for tho removal NlId rcEnlr u 4
tlcfcotive shaft. Shu will also recoivo n how
,unst.
Thielcke tuwcl tic Western I'ransportntion!
sh!pynri Tho Commodore IL to rccois., new
kecI1os utliHr her hui!er false t!our, AMI re-
purB ut KG1urll nature rendered necessary by
Eler experience III tho Leu Inst full. IT. ta not
leetnrd ncecAsHry to place her in tlry.t'oGk.,
At times yesterday tho stow-fall un tho lako
Tho TUT j.. II, llHckoy Is receiving largo ro"
1,n',s In tho Chlengo Cofnpanys Wost Side dry
Eupt. Antlrow Wilson anil john Norris woro III
MtlwAstkce yesterday negotiating Tor tug.
Tile engineers Of tho Western TrnnAportHt!oii
Cnlnlntily 4 pEopellors have arrived nero 10 III
thuir hnats out.
April temperature was reported by tho signal
SEryicu llNrpNM yesterday tnurninH ms fnllnwA:
Mourehc!ltl. Mimi, ~ .u1rcua htluw ZGrt,: St.
INlll, III NEuye; North Pluto, n nDnrc: lGhy1tl-
wnrii, u ntuyc nntnha. a'oyt; l)es Mt!li!Ha, u
nbuve: I.n Crosse, !. abnve; 5ftIwankee, Ii
nhove; Chcn9u. II nbotu: Duluth, nhotg; rs,
eltstala,. u above: ManE!ettu, IL above; Grand
Haven, Ii above.
, 1881-04-02

Aioasrs. Skinner T. Arnold. OF Alhnny. havc
been constructing two immense boilers for mo
tws, honts ayrncuso and NIAghrl Ut tho Schuyler
Towing t.hc. Tho boilers ,lra tic thrRcst cver
l,st 1T that city, md tho only ono5 over COIL
tr,sctcd with three cylinders cot'nsrtIns with
unc strn,1l chimney. Tl.ny hhsb I, C.lpneify nl
fr,,n 1..lU to ltttNJ horse wGr. nt,i nrD punt IN
syracuse Ii tytnty.nnu Feut wl.iH. Twenty-Five
ftut lung. Art, with tho sttMM chimney; twenty
foMr fret hRh, and weighs hfiy tol,s Ihc ste!a',l
ehIt,lpy Is iise foot In llAtnUtGr ut weighs u
tnlls. The Gust ni Uaet bo,!er II sf"UH. Tho
nnp intended for tho Steamer N!HRarn IN llttlo
urrpr thnil tho ,iiiilcilsIDua ab0s1 given.
, 1881-04-02
Why rrowells Lsrt ll.o :. ..A,lnutic,n

NtW l~Fs EVYrfsVoI.<fset INIL!AAp pt3ts .I9at1sa}.
l nut writer eud uuthur yesterday whose
nnlne would bG Ut onru tuc0YnlEu4 by your
hu uaktd:
.'bO you know why Itowel!s has been super-
fahtfo Mdnthiu r.
rupenlud lllu story that !s eurro1st that How
oils WIS tircd Ut editing. and wa.,led to devote
own ohosun l!ne,-tn creation rather thnn lu
sviuctipu-
III heard nnnther VERSION of tho caauYo at tho
lIuwejla l,inrr,'' suiA thu gentleman; ''th0 dpu.
inrutiuu, In short. that lIuwels WIS Obliged 10
leutU brcAusu he 1vcllnea recent poulna ct
I,ouKIulIoW aud Whiltirr which wcro sent iu for
Ihn atlantic. don't KNOW whether Il Il true,
but hoard II fvuHl u source entitled to much
respect ant likely u be informed"
, 1881-04-02
crftr'l,1S(t RATES,

Enrly rs Il Ia IN tho sousun, tho tlrat chnrter
rruurted Ms huIng inndo from Oswoxo II this
port ia CIT OIL tho ilg,trcs VI lust fh!l Consld-
ering tho prospects, It is all tho lcsS cxousabc,
hut it Ii to be topcd that IL will not Influence
other. vcssolmen- The following Is tho dis
Mltcf,: ....-
"ijswEuo, N. T., Mnrcl, :N.-The frat charters
Ut tho srllson werc tnn.ie to-day By Mr: y. u:
inks ctnll tu Toronto ut twenty-five euits."-
9ujuttu Halt :.
, 1881-04-02

VALENTINE FltlES' FLEET,
Tho afflau tirot Ut YuluntIus Frl,s will BIO COM.
mahoed during tile 6pusou as follows:
L, ,stsah-barYa William Edwagds-Capt. ". J.
Etnikcr.
lQHt. 1 "f"
Schooner Atmasphero-Capt, 81, Eluou.
Sta SSEtHaoohef william bhipv-Capt. d. H. Stalkcf,
NJ ~ tF$t nus i1ta! carrying capapttY ol 3t6,-
W! it.ttts Ut gr1Ili,.
NJ. irles u having built at Huron, o., four.
t1asttst seluoneF Of the following tIllArnslo,ls;
~ tcMEtA M u ket! s1H feet: over Mll zDl: breadth
" pcuhn, " test; depth u hold. =. fest. shs
, 1881-04-02

Will hive n carrying capacity nt i9HWl h,iahols
OF corn. on fourteen fGGt six inchHs OF water,
ntid win 10 rnaty Tor scrvcn rnrly IL Tho pnso
Mo hun IT tho nrnsnt slnn I.t'st OF Yer tnllY
Hhe VIII hr rn.ntnnulch by t'npi. Charles lluu-
lIurl When rG1.ly ter business.
, 1881-04-02

/
1oRoSs;' apr" .-.ao ss"op1ea M.!as" ~.
HILL. eoal-'aee',, from osweso nrfises 1hls
ahissnusn. ,his susn, '' ~ ''' '''' ' 'e'''' ~ ~
~ spse,at D!.patsh to The Chicago Tribune.
UUCk1lolkS. Univ Apr1l l.-Ine nAFuor IL eH>
tirciy FREQ or Ice.
sp.e'"s papa'e" 70 ."' en'saso ss 1',ca"t, nun .
foss NALtusls o.t' aps'. INV a.,... nu. ous w..
Is coni''lencsue tu bc frte ot !co. To-day tl,o
n,o,nra., nortn ,v,n,Ia nnI ll,rn,' .rnw' Fnw
,"..a"a 0" ~, w., -.., a 20 .,,,,,,,, c,,.oa
owners thinking tho coming seasun will be- oue
Ut tho best lor sane tIIne pnst.
Soesla! D!spa,sa to ' III c.ae,ao Tttonnt
for thu curly. opuhlnH OF navigation AFRO not
bright. Ih9 ico rDinnlns sn!i. No wntor y To
prospects for trciGhts aro cneournEMg.
krsilsros. Sprii i.-Tho ieo | il tl,o i,arbor. and
far snlnC M!!ss cut ln the iake. T. st yery
;s Ec si @ sas s e. Gs S wasr asse s
eiiset y wnrin .iys I, would "ks A. !s"st @
tho prubnbIe tlasc for sAng vcsscls u be ab!o to
aoa'ier. st,t;Hc ''''1' ''"u''s ' s'' oD' -" 0'
ssclas Msrassh 70 Ths Gnsaao Ts'e,,mf: T.
k'SGAnlsE NC ~, H. Apr' 1MThe Ice Ice n @ tte I harnr
Special ntsuaseh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
opehiHK Ur navigation nre NIT encouraging.
Tho leu hRs grounded 1T tho foot Ut LnkH flHrn,
uni Ia piled in Hrrut lNaAscs As fur ns tho tyu
can r:iuh. TlluuHli II atrunK northwest wlnu
has prevailed fur tho paBt fulir t!ays, tho lam
continues tsrn,. II 1t should brenk hefuru tho
leo on st. Clnt Flats ilnvUs out, tho river will
bo Tiled with ilnAiiug Ices mud as iupassable for
Donts lii In mitWin1ur.
Sptesh Ussn!teh N The Chscaeo Tribune.
1.EAM1s0ToS, Ont. April l.-lho lako Is now
open tor nAvtgntion...
n,,. u,,c,,,, !iu MHn; ,,r,n,,s, - ,v,,,o.
Tin unInlo Cpin'"c,cint 1iAteftjscr or We!incs'
dny evening ms thO toilow!ne: "Gol1siuufaole
slirprlsn ws ii1nnlagstGu thls nDrnsttk " seo!nK
y lnilE stretch Of clear 'SAser OIL thls port. bx.
tenurK Tor 1l',.ay inllcs p ttiS kDutA shuro. UNI
two Or three niie5 II width. Thts movement Or
tao s1 VIZ 1ngat ao3nt ~ tae neSy n9e,tr i
tast s WiMn; Wn'en uS9i u.o%A s ~ M ~ Willy ;S mMI a
t"!a T. ~ ;. M asiu ~ M HI, , ~. , , ts
~ tno ilfst ilshe tho lct nus neen nrolsuh Mp tns
yemr, dl!a WNs y sutnrsse m ~ nlnty, ah u Was
;e 1nu;.enc e, ao nem . VIZ % ~ 'He' ~ @ .mH. "p , ~
HIao @ , saron9 M'ns H.. ~ HI. Ilnsn ~. py @
s M ~ Igtu IL H. aAa It. ~ LIZ IL, H ~ r.,
M hnSto %Ms ~ ice ~ siahs @ "! gunkHk w Wnsn Mc
Gi!l iHIe"HS. ~ ~ nnfan stuIu @ aMGso ~, ~ cs!.
sMusMpc. ~, hno isM 1hy y cona na.k Wa.n tho
Ggg .s u. W Wth .,'. MI ~ ~ = lily "l
IL aSss lofln!uiult tui!!a iiFst bu"uo35os:
49,, my sasuusky tnHsttr saEsi Snpt. alug,e; ~
tMu stennet nsnsE!G"n ENHtSt nt0t!nta , ateus" W.
~ seeA ~ t"e hh ttn oto cnii IeaeI Meet tTn tao
, 1881-04-02
MILWAUKEE.

Special Dtpateh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, April LA epecfnI survey was
hold upon the sicnn,-bnrEe II. ". Rnst to-tlny
by Capt. Ioh,. Martfn url John i. Merrill. The
conditioned the yesscl proved much brttcr than
previously reported, ard sho WIS recommended
Tor MI AZ rating.
Nonu 0f tho steamers 1Gft here to-dny, md
nothing nrrlvci from the eust shore, owing tO u
hcnyy Bca still running outside.
, 1881-04-02
VESSEL. TRANSFERS.

ltccortl wns lnalo ut tho ChicAxo Custom
llOuse yesterday IF tho trnnster Of II halt inter-
est III tho tug F!oss!o Vhiolcke by Charles n.
Thlu!cto 10 itubert l!rown lur sl.000, rs al-
ntttuetst tn 1tik THittUHE Bot'e .vdeks hgo.
Neuurtl Aus bt.un innlo Ut Milwaukee, uf tho
sale VI hult Interest Il! lhe sul,uotiNr Pathfinder
by IL. J. rnuly to J. u. la.'ly fur $tUg. 10 Of
y third inIysest In tho schooner CM!edonla by
Edward 1uliauG to ]. Il. DlsHu for <ak4.
Cmpt; Noi,uft llr4ry unu uthelS. VI NuNalS
hnyo recently p,lEehlsscA frDtl W, L. hloroy and
y. hitlar, af Iolu.!u. tho schooner AuugbrfoEls
confederation, $1,GQU,
, 1881-04-02
IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE,

Spfttll Dfaprffk 70 Iht Eh1ede1 Tffb1fnf.
Tt71sn,rilt4. I'n.. April 1.-the E'!gHs Thomson
Hscet C0utmsiy, tho l.tty Furnucn Company, md
Lnrnc4Io Iirra s. Ct,, nwninH tho Etlghr 'rnonsin
Works, Tho 1Iuny FURNACE. uni tic Ontun irs'i
siIlls, togetE,cr with extensive c,,ut md oru H.
lurests nrar and IN 1yr,lu, ltnre been unnsolt-
tlAtch nutltr tho firm untnu Dr CisncRe 1'rys. 4
Co,npnny, Limited. Sir. r. 81. Cnrnc2to IL f'rc.I-
ilcnt. md Il. A.stcWart arcrctary Mnd '1reaanrcr
or Tic Luu,l,llly. The capital ii SG,tO1,AN. The
now arrangement wclt lIltn elect this tnurtlliH.
, 1881-04-02

ltcnr.Alnl!ral John Rodgers, Chairman OF tile
Lighthouse Dourl, thus acknowledges mis-.
take In reEurunce to tbs change III location Of
tho harlor lluht at Ut. Jnsuph, Sllch.1
"NottoU TO atnrlnegs. No. y, current eerleS, Il
hereby ,oanccled, and tho fD!!.WtnR nnttc0 IL,
sued: Nutlco IL heecny given thut tho iter .htad
bica,, ut tts muutl tas huen renlDved tu tho
outer oli Of tho korth pier. al.d that, On and
ot ISL, liked r1I iIyhs viii bv shown from il,
i.iatsa1 Ut tho hx0l whIto llght herotoforo
, 1881-04-02

rnunEHTt'y hrenk " yo,,r COLI ny IN si1o sinc''y
fur St,s, I,tlEs and Thruat., and ii curtain aurn-
tive Tt,r LO1lXlA,
, 1881-04-02

4 t'Aaaadiuh A4ord,
Thu new irftsh IIuok Uf tcertxcs contains q
tuw utJtry, that Of u caMNLluu Lord. huron do
LUuHueuli VI Luhguuul, III tA4 proyluo1 Ut
, 1881-04-02
MUSIOklL.

III pAGES or MUSIC FOR 10 CENTS,
IL hu,.dsuna!1 pFta1sd ~ elegant papss II the
.au.u y = hiah psier.d r. mu.'9 ~ ni Mr. Snia-
IAN j, ~ htst0-4tS Chicago,
, 1881-04-02

F17D RENT-l2N MtCltIGAN-AV., X
l. story md msuulunt t.bfle frUnt. cty1thlDs Ii
ROBUST furl,Mee End Easttlvs hsI9n1 tD the house.
, 1881-04-02
.tfHENI'H WANTED,

4 GENTS WASrED-FOR BLANCn-
~ ~. "n!aeoysty ana c.nqHy.ts ~ 81 tls North:
:rhysiaIo!y u Mt;a,% ssqa tYf e!Fsyla's snd
Hsllofr. 1Gl and Us DsatbuLM..t. Chteaxo.
, 1881-04-02

YITASTED-TO KEST-FOR LIGHT
ff misunderstanding buttrcst. lnrge.s1n dtt, s,,u,h.
WGA, Sufsh SIDE with utr uf nluvntor tnirt hAye
good light. IN use sewlnC.tunchnGa. AddrtBs ~,
IF1hHnN utt1In.
, 1881-04-02

ITO nESr-Fi'AMEnW DWELLING, BRICK
L. Gtinf IL r>ntlH. gus, ~atnr. furaAets lnrr, lot,
hEu bnsi M 1.nk".nr.. ntMr Forty .rt-Ht. satuat
depot. Apply NJ 12 la aalIG-st.. In hHsf,htent.
, 1881-04-02

MN f+IAS CIlII
A GOLDSMlD, LOAN OFFICE, R3EAST
tAs Antl!soll-st. {iicunsudJ. Established lSsi lila.
infnA tIoxsr n'a bullion .tealrr. Cas pal tor %
Yolu u,l tlIygE, diamonds l1usIs. ntc otc Ellufalu
Urnnel, 3E3}s LAEfA1ur-st. U1nrer,
, 1881-04-02
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

1rOR SAI.E-FINE P!ARI.UIt BASE
II bnraura with ltu..!a plpu unt xing only eII
Bpundld hcAtur. 4aW WnbaAli.Ny.. auconh iluuf.
E1OK SALE-I AM GOING 10 UllIAk
l. up htusskouIllE Mny u tn,nt of my furniture
wl1t Gu fur rhlD aT'd tho house IN for tout Al-
dtuHE . ~ IEibuu1 lsliGU.
, 1881-04-02

rt,O 1IF:N'r--:siN WA13ASlI-AV., 1S'rOIsY
l. Mnt 1bartnHht xttHH-frunt flnIAc, II rtlots. In
frss.cass r3Hitt!un. htd MI uodern !npsOy
. /, MAiEH Isl unnfluIu ii.
, 1881-04-02

COUNTRY LtE.iL ESI4fIE.
TOIt SALE-AT lLAlNiAlNS-CllOlCE
u ituprosnd fhrHl4 Ut Nj " II u0wn To hcrpj nenr
dup0t; m!t,utrs' r1tiv IrL Ehcago, U.C. NlIfplE
X III. ~ MArkJt-At.
, 1881-04-02

IVANTED-trO KENT--a Or i ROOMS
" 1ut housekeeping. nlJut 10 tnInutcs' walk fruu4
Nush.At. hrdge Addruss X Il. Tshnns UHce.
, 1881-04-02
I{-.tCIiINEItI..

I7OH SALE-ONE SECONDHAND TtJ-
buur hulIot, liz w. a-tnSh dues; anu larveAlss
Haiku .tuMul-pun,p; lwu small f0fcg.PAMps. lnt VI
HecVnd hand pui!e ~ and shaItIux. 1OltN uAVl6
, 1881-04-02

SUBURBAN.
TI,O RENT-RES1DESCE ON NORTH
J. wcst t,rner fifty.fourtt-st- md GrEc1x1ph.Rr.
IN ErnntAir llyie i'ark; h"use IN u,nd trtnr; .oi
bnrsl, ntIIL grounds; well pEHt4I With kllAG
Apply ti q EUiGE II. HOGUE, llGaper Hlock, "
Clntk.st,
TT1O liENT-AT EVASSTOS-s:N PER
J. Tn,. l0.rsnnl lIuus.i ttHu stn!lgr hume. Hlsht
nliflutPh from depnL klaIDALt.. vU5E 4 CO., II
ItrfbuuA i{tIltd(tK,
, 1881-04-02

NTANTED-TU RENT-3 OR 4 USFUK-
w ni+lg.1 fynIHs. two " them hriurs
r"cllHG rnt,s; within twp hlcEs Ut ctrrnr D WHSLE
ktOti Hd tsffEltltfi-Btx. fdFesy so NUa Monroe.
, 1881-04-02

7TANTED-TO RENT-A NICELY
" furnishtr! rum on aunth Side. ncnt huhlnctA
Fnrtnf city! jr'cu not over s1 per wo9k Address Il
], TRIBUNE GfsIlt.
, 1881-04-02

FOR !HtiL{S.
~ II -
1NOH SAl.E-A BOARD OF TRADE
Il nlpmbUrshp on which Hll dues arc ,sad treu
trom aity Glntn. Aldtess Z. TslbMIlv olll:1.
7I1ON SAlE-A LOT UF STORE AND
l. sxs tixturua* ln4uro vi l3l Vwen,y-spaUnA-Bs.
1TON SAI.E-trilE: HEST AilLCll-CUW
hillk eKltn. I'll tiuuthe-st-
, 1881-04-02

r Will. MAKE ADVANCES IN REA-
L bnble nrluusa pltlttIHH tnlL anl whtcri. eii-
CRAVINGS, nuicre, nnd articles Ut vrtA gehurnlly
. IL iEt.aA II IIflnih1 III I.Ii
, 1881-04-02

TITO ltEST-liDUSES UF EVERY DE
AerIptiun III uit plrLa " city und suburbs. u. Z.
tiAIl4lllt L co. i.st In ShllN.At. -
, 1881-04-02

L&)SYt IND T{} CrNI).
r OS'r-A LARGE ENVELOPE CON-
H. tMtnlnp papers md nect.unt. nE M a>n TO Miy
TiiU ll thu t.,rHf; will tay sewurd for sanlu jus.
/ Al All
, 1881-04-02

T Iil1EST PRICE PAID FOR STATE
LII Savings mud Fidelity Hank buoks. anl AcNt,dl.
tnv1an NAlttiAl lillk euttltcntos- liza llU!.AE5.
(iutlefnl llrukUE, TT b1WustIlIIEtull-AL
, 1881-04-02

JlOAKi,-IuH YOUNG MAN AND
- w,so with prlsAo fnul.ly where tlterv nts no
nthor bonsdurS lreturred Aldlr US, Win full tnr-
tleuInra and lGfIs, wuEh must b0 np4leraiu, Il H.
rtIft m mi
, 1881-04-02

NASH PAID FOR ENDUWMEN'E LIFE
~ Insurance policies. II. W. bUTItEttLASD.T ~
UvArburll-st.
, 1881-04-02

r UST-lETWEEN TllOMSON'S RES
IL tu,rant nnd E!lcn liru... tllreU onu huH,lrcd
it0ltr bills. TITO Ndvr will bu sWllahly rewarded ty
iNavinH tho snMIu ut tho Utlcv Uf ThOMAet's fcAtMu-
, 1881-04-02

A DvASCES MADE ON DIAMONDS.
i 4 witches, Utc. NJ Iuw t11tes. ID. LADNlJEIt,
KoOms u,il d, IL tnflo.plt-st. sntntllsIua nji.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-20

= IF had boy to bring up wouldn't
bring him up too softly" began Brother
Gardner, as Samuel Shin quit poking the
fire. "Eberv day Of my lie I meet
men who were brung up softly. As
boys dey were kissed an pettsd an
stuffed with sweet cake an erred 0ber.
As yanng men dey had numb to do bpt
spend money, dress like E6lnkeys, loaf
on de streets and look dow6 on honest
labor AS men dey am . failure. Peo-
pie who doan' hate EN- an avoid 'em feel
TO pity 'em, an dat's just as lad. When
see a man whom everybody dislikea, /
relize dat he was brnng up On de goOdy
good plan as . boy.
|" If had boy I'd rub him agin the
world. I'd put responsibilities on his
shoulders. Ii he got sugar bed arm i.
IL he got time for lnafn' 4 would be only
arter his work was done. IL be was ugly
or obstinate Ia tan il outer him instead
Of buying him of. If you Want TO make
a silfish man humor de whinss OF . boy
Ii yon want 20 make coward forbid
your boy to defend his rights I'd teach
my boy dat all boys had rights, and dat
while he had no business 10. trample on
de rights Of odder boys, no boy had de
privilege Of takin' him By de- moss. Las
night an old man hbbin up my way vas
turned out doors BY bis boy. He had
been trying de gOody-good plan on dat
youth for de last twenty Vars, and dis
am de legitimate result He sdfda1 want
him. to work, kase work hi hard. He
didn't want him 70 dress plain for fear
people would look down on him. De boy
am to-day q Ioafer, neither grateful far
what has bin done in de pas nor csrin'
what happens in de fnchef. Ten y'ars
ago he was cried obef, rua after, an
coaxed and bought OF. and biz mndder
libed to see him loafer, ard his fader
foun' him an ingrat. - DstrOis FSss
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-20

BID yoa .ssd Is $50 ~
] ikoaeht 1r. Thomas oaglls u
know who sent them
Ioa gave your namel That was
No said Paul. !. / sen. them in yo..s'
name, father"
In ny name, Panll'' said Mr.. Gsrwin,
surprised. But that wasn't right !!
That wasn't true.n
= Let me tell you, father r. said Paul,
with something like an imploring look on
bis fine young face. 6 You gave me the
money. / know you said 4 was TO do
what | pleased with it; but | couldn't
have done that without it. And, really,
father, ] had to say, "A Merry Christ
mas, from Mr.. George Garwin:' I'll tell
you why. This man is one of your own
aWhat!'' cried Mr.. Garwin, with q
start.
" Yes; and he was making q bitter
complaint against you when | overheard
him."
a.What did he say p
81 don't like to repeat it." said Paul.
/" Don't lay it up against him, will you I?
He was disappointed and desperate"
Tell me what he said -
He saddle said-you passed for q
decent sort of man. but you had no mercy
on poor laborer, with your iron rules
Rather than break one of them, you
would let his children starve."
Mr.. George Garwin compressed his lips
and betrayed no little agitation as he re-
piled:
:" have no such man rs Mr.. Thomas at
work for me. This must have been War
son."
sit was Warson, Mr.. Thomas Warson,"
Paul admitted. Twas afraid to mention
his full name at first. But now will tell
you everything. Twas in the house when
he called here this evening and, forgive
me, father, when saw him and heard him
speak, | felt sure that you were unjust
unjust to yourself, | mean for we know
that you are not hard or unfeeling.
$50 followed him out, and heard him
talk with his friend on the street and,
father, / couldn't bear to have anybody
speak as he did of you; so / thought the
things ought to go i'm your name; and I
hope you will think so too"
You are right you are right. my
boy, every time!" Mr.. George Garwin ex-
claimed, with emotion. 81 ac0s too short
with. the man; we ought always to give
poor mans claims generous considera-
ton. thank you, my dear boyw
ooh yes, Paul and thank you p
said his mother. 6 You have made me
SO happy!"
AS for Paul, he could say nothing for
the tears of joy and affection which
choked his voice He had never known
SO happy a Christmas Eve Youths
Companion. I.
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THE FOLLY OF PARKING TOo EucH
LANn.

Many sermons have been ussnek~d "A
farmers upon this fruitful tonsc. Boz.
have been written 60 show the rood -
of having ~smaIl farms vel lid :
One man entitled his book = Ten A.
Enough" and still another, re bsIisse.
q Five Acres Too Mnch-" Bat 4 ous
will travel through many Of EAs fazmiaq
regions of the West he cannes fsil o -
that most farmers are trying . I'll 90
much land Many c0rn-6elds are thsklT
matted with weeds and fox-sad xrasz
while that nuisance Of nuisaaoss.s -
cOckleburr, Is literally @tzkinz" uhols
fields. Where sach 3 state Of thinrs e.
lists it is too true THAI The ownsr d seuk
fling It over too mach hnd Bu ne
intended no sermonizing over this sabjeef
at this time, but merely 70 give the sxps-
rience of one Of the solid fsrmnra of Tsxa
In keeping Five Cows On FIRE. Acre.
The writer, Mr. S G. DzEeFm0rs. . mos
intelligent gentleman, Of Cedar Rspida
Iowa, relates his expeneacs N The lsst
I0sod Homestead;
have Eve acres, about two and three
fourths In pasture, mostly bluegras4
l have strip fourteen rods long aid
four rods wide, that consists OF t4oGhT
and clover. which cut twics, -aad sous-
times three times . season. As soan a
il will do to cut feed i rexsssriv 20 tie
cows twice each day, and i Els1s I'll he
corn is ready 70 use There i . strip
fourteen rods long and ten rsds Eids,
which | plant with sweet corr for foddsF.
| made dropper that | attach 70 q suo-
horse planter, which makes the ntalln
about two inches apart IN ne row- I
plant at three different tinea, 90 - to
have it early and late Aboui the srut Of
July | commence To thin l. OF, leaxinga
stalk about once IN foot b. the the
get over, the piece that - ltdl h nenriF
cared out Then cOmmeues exiting 4
up clean When get ie half eut pl01
the ground and sou Winter Tye TsoE
the balance rs soon a. the sorn b al
This makes good pasture late N the Fall
and early in the Spring.
We feed our cows six quarts Of corn
meal and bran, mixed eqaa parts by
weight, each day. This Is the Wy
summer FIVE COWS on Eve acres. and haze
done so for three years past ] have sgsr
Jersey cows and one Guernsey. have
raised FIVE calves and have made 500
pounds Of butter each ye4r, af1sE using
cream and milk for . family af four dr.
ing that time l manure che wrsm3
high, and that Is what makes .Ko0d orspa
The first planting Of corn this season. .
about eight feet high, and the last abom
two and on half feet, and crossing q the
rate of four inches daiiy.--k L0wts
JourxaaI Of 4gricssktawe
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